davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1940-07-05

.paredneSS for 1t. on that SupJect,
sall reasonable latitude will be given
the studios on the theory that pre-
paredness needs every possible en-
couragement. LaSSitude and lndlt-
ference, or worse, on the defense
problem are attitudes the industry
is not merely willing but anxious to
combat.
War in Europe as film subject is
out for one reason because it has
not proved profitable in spite of the
fact that it has produced such eX-
,cellent films as The Mortal Storm"
land Waterloo Bridge" These ar
ttistic films, peopled with some of the
brightest boX-office names in the
profession, have not enjoyed the
lsuccess their production costs and
fundamental entertainment value
inherited. 1t is taken as an unmls-
taxable sign that the public wants
another kind of movie.
The decision ordering blackout
of the war theme does not mean the
movies are going in for pure sweet
ness and lightness of subject. They
have demonstrated distinct flair
for handling somber drama on the
personal scale in dozens of recent
instances. Moreover the public has
demonstrated a willingness to &C
cept these tales of individual tragedy
as part of the normal arrangement
,of life.
1t dislikes the abnormal derange-
.ment of the times too much, how
lever, to encourage more movies on
the theme.
1t is a truism that Bette Davis
has a mind of her own. Through
out her career she has been ex-
pressing it to employers, directors,
acting associates and no doubt the
lesser citizens whose lives and hers
have touched in passing.
Miss Davis possession OF that
kind of mind probably makes vain
the hope that she may some day
play lighter roles than those which
have made her the screens greatest
figure. Her declaration this week
that she does not want to play
comedy, that she is dark-hearted
girl who goes for sad roles, prob
ably ought to be taken as final.
Whether they like it or not, those
of her fans who feel she is putting
callouses on their emotions will
have to accept it.
The fact that Katherine Cornell
could renounce tragedy for while,
, even for a comparatively weak
comedy like ''No Time for Comedy"
is not going to influence Miss Davis.
Just how definitely cinema chill
dren today escape being thrown out
on their floppy ears when they
reach the gawky age is another
thing to be seen in the Hardy Sc
ries. Latest of the films, Andy
Hardy Meets Debutante," has four
who went right through the awk-
ward age without having crashed
the gates of oblivion.
! There's Mickey Rooney, for in
stance, who began his cinema life
at the age of 6; Ann Rutherford. S;
Judy Garland, 6, and Cecilia Parker,
Evening star., 1940-07-05

who was virtually an old lady Of
when she began.
Significant, that's what it Is.
X X X
Add authors Endorsements of Hol-
lywood's new technique for han
ding adaptations of popular fiction:
When All This and Heaven,
Too was bought for motion pic
lures I received many dire warn
ings that once my book reached the
screen I might not recognize the
story or the caracters I had written
So I was prepared for possible dras-
tic changes in the transition from
the printed page to the screen. But
the adapting of this material has
been revelation to me of what
sympathetic handling of a book
can be.
Il feel that in all essentials the
screen version is not only the book
as wrote it but a projection of the
characters themselves, heightened
by the art of Miss Davis and Mr..
Boyer and an extraordinarily fine
supporting cast"
1t was signed, of course, by Rachel
Field.
Evening star., 1940-07-05

filmed with the same attention to
detail that has made Hecht one of
Americas most important story
tellers, is an Aladdinesque love story
SET in New York's seamy night-life
hauntS.
Filmed in a particularly low key
by Lee Garmes, the man who
photographed Hechts other produc-
tions, Before 1 Die" utilizes no
sets more than feet in height and
in other ways employs devices which
further the impression of intimacy
and the feeling of a large city
closing in on the characters.
Evening star., 1940-07-05

beauty as her Notwithstanding
several kinds of indignation and pre-
pairing to do something about this
ursurper.
He charged Weedy. Weedy fled
in terror to the arms OF his mistress,
disheveled, disneartened and fright
ened by the things in this big world
he was just discovering
Linda took Weedy home.
Weedy has been acting very un-
happy lately.
Evening star., 1940-07-05

authority not to
be cha ! e nged
unless the chal-
lenger would like
to try art for
arts sake for a
while. That is
not probable.
The single eX-
ception to the
rule laid down
for the guidance
of H'wood, ac-
cording to Va
riety, is that as
pect of war hav-
ing to do with
American pre-
Evening star., 1940-07-05

Henry Fonda played more than
$50 parts during his stock career.
He played all sizes and ages and
sometimes essayed as many as three
characters in the same play.
Evening star., 1940-07-05
In the Country.

Cross Roads - "A Woman's a
Fool" comedy attempts to prove it:
$40 pm.
Roadside-"Black Sheep" mellow
melodrama, at $40 pm.
Evening star., 1940-07-05

docs so with the authority of the
bank account, which obviously is an
Evening star., 1940-07-05

British farce about the pup without
license: II am, ITO, 3:20, $50,
7:40 and $50 pm.
Evening star., 1940-07-05
UNISON lime I
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MADRILLON RESTAURANT. Washington
Building, 18th and New York Ave. The
favorite place to dine, the popular place
to dance.
LOG TAVERN INN, Richmond Hwy. Dine,
dance under the stars" Howard Pyle's S
music. Dancing rain or moon. No cover
Virginia fried chicken speciality
SHOREHAM TERRACE, Connecticut at
Calvert. Dining and dancing. Two floor
shows, $50 and IL 30 Dinner. So, IN
Guiding cover Supper cover soc AID. 07O0.
MARYLAND CLUB GARDENS, on Marlboro
Pike; Featuring Nadine and her coed
band. De Luxe dinner S1.25 Dancing
until 2 O'Clock. Phone Hillside O600
The NIGHTINGALE. Richmond Hgwy., 3lz
Mi. south of Alex. Dancing. 9:30 to |
nightly irciudiET Sun. Sweet swing by
Radd Raffcrs OrcheTtra Temple 464o
BAY ADA..S HOUS--0verlooking White
House at 10th and II SITS. Dining in an
atmcaphero of charm, d snity and gem
tility Luncheon S5c; dinner from Sl %.
OrGsL nut.c nightly durinr nneI
RAINBo-v ro9M, Hamilton Hotel I4th
1t X C~cEte'l and dinner dancing, 5-9
supper dan. Ng to Milt Davis Orchestra,
'10-1. Mn. Saturday only, ST.. D1. 1850.
Evening star., 1940-07-05
films Big Bosses Decide
:'No' on War Themes
& Decision at Last Looks Quite Final;
81 So Does Bette Davis on Intent
81 To Play Her Tragic Roles
BY lay CARMODY.

1t is neither likely movies shall
ereference to The the The decision is
What likely final uttered the
offices by the which make the
Hollywood The latter without notice.
former When New York speaks it,:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-04
Whiskers Just About
Made Lee An Outcast

The five-day growth Of whisker.
which Lee Bowman mad TO raise
for his role as the young Arizona
rancher in Cold Rush Maise. q"
now screening al the Temple
theater. curtsiled his social activi-
ties considerably. Hoboes and pan
handlers hailed him as an old pal
and policemen looked At him very
suspiciously when he drove a good
car down the street. II he really
had had a fun beard he could have
appeared in evening dress and still
have looked presentable, but as IL
was he looked as II he had lust
come back from a hunting trip and
had forgotten 70 shave. So he lin
tied his activities to playing tennis
on his days off and spending his
evenings catching up on MS read
ing.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-04
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
Local Liquor Raids
STARTS ON PAGE oNI

lation. II was evident. however.
that at least five "on the street.
hideaWays. considered the mnnt
notorious Of the whlsky-panderlng
spot. were affected.
Others also were reported open
only 10 the legitimate trade
That did not include the serving
Of liquor. but amounted 10 the
oatensibls business Of roomlng
houses and cafes
Competition Grow.
II also was indicated that the
repeated raids had affected both
the number and hours Of fly by
night bootleg joints the type
continually opening. then closing.
and frequently changing manage
ment and addresses
Within tho past month court
testimony had revealed that com.
petition Tor quantity 81 liquor
business was growing. due 10 The
serifs or lines imposed.
Liquor prices ny tho drink"
had dropped from 2s cents a shot
10 IS cents In several places
SUNDAY Raids Hurt
Backing up the enforcement
agents threat ~ intensive raids.
in case an attempt vas made 10
rsooup on losses by stimulating the
holiday trade. Was Prosecutor
Thor c. Toliefson's contemplation
n the most drastic action yet
taken filing Of liquor charges
directly IN superior court. rather
than in justice court
The killing blow 10 hopes of
bootleggsrs were the raids con
Quoted sunday on the heels Of
double dosage penalties IN court
iast wesb whsn jail terms Nsf.
added TO fines
Three Man Team
IN. Broadway cafe. 1882 Broad
Nsy. was raided ta1es within ~
hour. Orlando Boni. -. alleged
bartender. Vas arrested a. ia.
a n. Immediately furnished bal
Tor release. and siisFsdlY 49,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-04

With this quartet OF principals
appear, in almost equally import
ant roles. Felix Bressart as Fritz.
old family retainer; Albert Bss-
sermann as Henning, the aged
lawyer; Dutch leading man Philip
Dorm as the camp physician, Or.
Often. who makes Emmy's escape
possible. Bonita Granville as the
schoolgirl, Ursula; Edgar Barrier
as the sadistic Police Commits
sioner. Elsa Bassermsnn as the
lawyers wife. and Blanche Yurka
as the brutal prison nurse.
Each OF these becomes involved
in Emmy's flight. Around the
question of whether they will aid
or turn against her. the whole
thrilling story revolves. Mervyn
Leroy directed.
On the same bill is Slightly
Tempted" q comedy featuring
Hugh Herbert.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-04
Gen. White, Two
Others TO School
AT Fort Benninu
Nv staff Correspondent

CAMP MURRAY - Even the
generals 20 to school in this man =
war"
And thus II il that Mai Gen
George A. white. commanding
general OF the 4ist Division; Brig.
Gen. Thomas Rilea. commanding
general Of the s2d Brigade. and
Col. John Murray, chief OF staff.
left Tuesday for Fort Benning. Ca.
There they viii attend an ad-
ysneed commanders school. They
are expected 10 return about
Christmas The three men. all
normally Portland, Ore. residents.
left Murray Saturday for their
homes, from where they left today
FOR Fort Benning.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-04
Will Pick Six
Best Essays
Entries in Seal
Contest Judged

Winners in the tuberculosis
essay contest from the various
schools in the county have been
selected hv their teachers and
iocal judges are now picking the
three best In the junior and senior
divisions 10 represent Pierce
county IN tho state contest. Il Vas
announced Tuesday Assisting
teachers IN the selection Of these
essays Was Mrs. Fred ?. Pnsum.
seal sale chairman Of the Tuher-
eulosis League OF Pience county
Mrs Pnsum and the following
viii choose the SN essays 10 repre-
sent the county. Mrs Ruth
Bethel. superintendent Of Roy
schools Mrs. Harold Gillian. mem
Der Of The tuberculosis league
board Of directors: Miss Alberta
Mcdonald. instructor Of English
a. Lincoln high. and Miss Frances
Thompson. instructor Of English
at Jason Lee school Cash awards
vii be given the three highest
state winners in each division
Gsult submits 400
Gault school furnished the
greatest number Of ESSAYS. with
400 bows and girls competing.
while at the Stewart Junior high
there were 347 entered
Winners in the schools OF the
county were Senior division.
Lincoln high. Donna Ward. Lewis
Beroh. Betty Petersen: Acouinas
academy. Margaret Kelly, Betty
Jean Gosselin, Lois Lynch: sta
dunn high. Dorothy Cochran. Nil
dred Harding: st Leo's. Yvonne
De CURE, Lillian Giroux. Nadine
Fabbrey.
Other Winners
Junior division. Stewart. Ger
aldine Rae Aasland Maurice
Beebe. Yvonne wellman: ST. Leo's
Pauline ssbol. Ellen Hellenkamp.
Virginia Schroeder: Dupont
Moniea Joan Bedford. Louise
keoklin: Gualt, Dorothy Simpson.
John Msssengsle, Lorraine Dahl:
Eatonville, Marian Williams. John
hrop, Louise Ertz: Acquinss.
Shirley Nilsen. Rodells Suffer.
Charlotte Sands: ST. Patrick's.
James Henriot. Maude BOYLE.
Catherine Anne Mcdonald: sum-
ner. Yoshio Takemoto. Irene
Helling; and Mason. Nancy Hart.
Katherine Burr. Alice lie Blanc.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-04
Bankers Transferred

Announcement OF the appoint.
ment Of Harold c. Philbrick "a
acting managership Of the Olym-
pia branch Of the Seattle First Ma
tional bank was made today by
J. A. swslwell, president r M
Lee, the former manager, has been
transferred TO the banks main Of
flee in Seattle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-04

James y Kltiismsn. ~ Eaton.
vile. died Monday morning al the
Marine hospital IN ssstils.
DE IL survived BY bic parents
NJ aHd Mrs. FIRED Kltilsmsa II
ks'ongiiis, one brother. Harry q
Seattle his grandmother. Mrs.
Mary Petersen ~ Ess0nsiiiss tSo
HsphsHs Thomas ard Donald Nit.
iismsn. and three sunts ard ssx.
srai eolsius Funeral announce
msnl Ntii be made ~ ms Eaton
giiis nnftuary
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-04
Electrical Workers
Will Meet Tuesday

Local No. rs Of the Electrical
Workers union will meet at 730
p. m. Tuesday at 740Is Broadway.
A. J. Newton. secretary. asks all
members TO attend as final action
will be taken on matter of i'm
portance to the local.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-04
BOOK SPEEDERs

Speeding charges have been filed
against Willie y. Gentle. r.. :
Box $50. Puysllup. police said Tues
day. Charles Wekell. I02 No.
Mullen st. was ticketed for OBJ
strucuns a pedestrian crossing.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-04

actress Emmy Ritter, from death
in a concentration camp. Taylor
snacts young Preysing, with Ma
zimovs. star Of silent films. re-
turning to the screen for the first
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-04
.&4EHME475k3
Woshingson's Woserborns Trods Strong;
Locol Traffic Moving Under Slow Bell

psspit. sAlpplns ard se~mill
.tnke. import sna ssraft iF~a.
through tire Washington essstaus
district hss snny~f . heem MA
year ~hsrh 10 uushsrsa ~ nthsr
pcfts cn the Pacific ecast
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-04

serving liquor sgain when the acc,
ond raid vas staged st 10 4. m
Also nAbbsd ON the second wall
sss Joe Bstisia, alias o. Roysi
80. listed a. cook
According 90 the courthouse
jail bioitsr. the raids wsfs con.
summsisd By Glands Ravens
Mark CaiiAn and Harry Finders
the three comprising the local en-.
forcsmsnt group
Arrests Listed
Also arrested IN sunday raids
wsf. Sherry Lyons. a.. pro,
pfistfess ~ the bee hotel. former.
~ the Lido. ibIsis Broadway. Joe
Natal. alias Guido Lena. ~. at
the LATHE Inn. tsth and sales
foad. G. y Mcdowell. "a. Hnd ben
cosooli. -. both sppfshsnasd Of
the Sorrento. 1891 Conmsfes.
The seven arrest. required fur.
nishlng ~ $500 In bail
Numerous recent convictions
are awaiting final action. pending
appeals which have been posted
Warning soioed
The enforcement agents -, slysd
word u the shutdown Nlth q Ger.
tain degree 81 sSspilelsm
They ara closed nov. all right.
II IL said they will stay closed. .
the agents said.
That remains 10 bs seen. Wsr.
keeping oui fingers crossed
II looks as though zsss
finally shut them down. after all
TINS time In case 80 haven't
they know what 10 expect
aas
Furrisrs sometimes have 10 20
through ~ many 40 800 rabbit fsrs
10 find ~ ~ nfsniiaF aHD4nFaufs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-04
Skier Injured al
Longmire on Sunday

Repeatedly the first victim Of
the current skiing season. George
Porter. ~, asss 80. X II, Was re-
esiying care In ~ Joseph. hos-
piisl Monday he was painfully
injured Sunday while skiins near
Longmlfc. attendants said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-04

The rat population of the
United states IN about double that
Of the human population. or 2e0. :
900 900 rats. according 10 esti-
mates
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-04

II you're not using Il, sell II with
a Fast Action Times Want Ad
Phone MAIN 1851.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-04
roar oAIsSDAs

Vessels IN past He'd jacket,
sinister. standard Service. stand.
ard on. Lake Frances - Isasd
mill Astoria, Northeastern
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-04
EScape Dramatic Story of old World Music Box Wednesday
Norma Shearer and Robert
Taylor Garry Lead Roles
Companion Picture 10 Offer Huqh
Herberts Comedy. Slightly Tempted"

group OF II outstanding character actors headed by
stars Norma Shearer and Robert TAYLOR combines 10 bring
to the OF the most thrilling Of the past
year Ethel Nances Escape The picture opens Wednes
DAY at the Music Box theater
the time IN Is wears 9. Erv Euro
Countess Won Trek who fnds
the General lover Of the Countess
Of and ultimate menace Of Fmmys
freYsing TO his mother. SAFE
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-04
Sumner Women
Discuss Music

tWNkN - tattn music Has
es~h chosen ~ the music alstslpn
nf the womsn. civic taprexsmsas
club ss the topic Tor Friday after
neon. Tho group meets 81 s~a
In the Glri Scout Little House.
with Mrs orvlils nru~n presiding
Nj. Wilbur rstsrkin. program
chairman. viii present Mr.. Ismes
sehfsnEohst. Who VII sp<ss 90
sHadia Concerts Throughout ths
Winter Acaths A discussion On
t~e q Deems rsyief. recent
heahs. "of Men and Music ard
IN. Well Tempered Listener ~lIl
- conducted hy hsstauss Greg
Mci<lnnon Warren Ryan. Lloyd
Nollss ami Edward Elicit. Mia
Pauline watts ~sll be cues, salalss.
Hostssses foe the tea hour ~ili
be Mrs n y, Juhnlrhen. chairman.
assisted BY Mssdamss George n
Adams Stanley stats T. W.
r.hh. fred ryf.r. Albert c1ars.
Erick Johnson. David us~s.
fhoms. oofssisncyh. y. c Gar
rstt. t,oms Peterson. Rehsrt klrt.
sood. y. ~ Ashley and Jain
Dslhsleou
walter ! Hsnhlnsoa ~ the ssss.
tie Navy Recruiting effie. ufli
show three films featuring the
u = Navy n Iswi.-gulil rnst
No. 81, American Legion. Tuesday
sssnlng 81 q o'clock In Fryar hall.
Ralph natchsider. program chair.
man. invites young men and older
boys 10 see these fiIms
Truck Delivery fp~lsy~A
shipment % the new fire truck
for Rural District No. 4. which
VAS 10 have been mad. Nov. II.
has been delayed until Dee II.
according 10 information received
from the Mack factory by Tom
gorsslsncyk. secretary ~ the dls.
tfiet Delay Ia being caused Nv
the urgent demands NJ the r..
armament program which has
made u difficult far The company
10 procure sorns ~ the equipment
for the new snEins The new eufnt
will hs In service somstims after
Christmas
Frank Potter advises tho psopls
Of sumner that arrangements have
been made 10 obtain 1871 satomo.
bile licenses 81 the offices ~ Auto
Security 60. a, 1904 Main Of.
The valley draft board has card
lndsssd ali ~ ltH number. STANLEY
staaiA Chairman ~ IN. board
states that 20 questlannalrs. nave
been sent oat and 20 returned.
On the 18Th ans man was asrti.
Ned and on tho zznd lao. All had
been volunteers before ihs drsft.
s,aaix advises that .ny an@ slsh.
ing the draft numbers may cali
thu office
Home Prom south Amssis.
dlas Flofsncs fris. sha has spsHt
The past ~ months N south Amer.
lea. has returned 10 her home east
n sumner. Miss fris VAS employed
BY The y = government IN lsasna.
Aifss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-04

scrurdisu 70 figures Disclosed
tuesday ~ N. Tseusns effs<~ ~
ths a. a hur~su ~ fnressn ard
aems.tie semmefv~ the trend 49,
silmn~d steadily Throughout -
firss 10 menths ~ fsta. with .
.rsetssalsr srurt during ocsor~r.
wsshiastons s<poFss curing oe-
inh~F ~ ths yesr smaaaEea .
ttssssssa 80 compared wits
seven sna three quarter mlIllas
during the sans mnnth Issf yssr.
Exports Toe an Fsesfie esz@sf 80
tFtsss during oesnhsr THE y>ss.
however w.rs OF sheus 10 xllllss
for . total 20 eety 80 80 90
iris asssrsets Imports assFsaa
octancs. is<o. showed = silnnf 49,
- compared with last ys.r. fhsy
we're du~u fsosu " 90 - f~s
oetoesr. ipas. 10 - 80 - ~
thls years psrses
Wsshinstnas sustem asstfist
tetai trade during ina first 10
nanshs amounted n sta. OF 80.
- . rsin ~ sisso< ~ e~<r ths
iis. pssted ~ last y~sr.
IN the isss lasssaes ~sshsnr-
tnns CUSTOM district fsr nuf-
paced all other ec.sssi assrtesA
Total trsds srs an dsssrssts s.rs
Tag the ic-morsh r~vfasi thss y~>r
amounted n SEA, ssf M - ~1-.
par~d wts Elsa sns o<s fnr tho
ipsp period
soyxMwNrs NTH. Ssgae
with Departure ~ fsse se.s~is
overnight. eriy ten snirs f<nssa<.s
~ s~rth here Tuesday faf esfEs
sofk
While No progress w.s srrsr.
en-, Tuesday regarding pas<snis
~itlsmsni % th~ eosstess~ shlp-
ping strike. now " IL ninth ws<z
With scms ~ vessels hsla lals IN
various pnFts. the stFiks hound
steamers Astosts ard LAks fran.
co. we're attn unoeeursed h~r.
Ms~ntims. the Grace frssxhfrr
He'd Jacket continued hsr 40
charge ~ erss xsth~rsa sn ire
South AmsSssaa bop. and ire
eess,lns tanker standard Serves
pa, In an appearance for hsf req.
ulsr disshafss II retsolssm
prodilets
Al the same time. the q. q
Martins commi@sson rsreiAy sa.
vtted bids IN pee. . fnf snnstfss<-
ton ~ . s.0ss.tsn ca ff<sxhtsr
Far tina Gfses line. rhs aes snip
- In replace ina asa Jseh~a.
shsab Koss seea In NE u . navy.
Tho slack parted IN the mar
bors traffic 10 expected 10 endure
., lsasi another asy. foe M ar
rivals have been Stated for We'd
nssisy.
Overnight departures iseludsd
ths AmuF. Sutherland. .. j. coo-
nsy. bssots and nsrinx.
your eatsxusa
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-04

Furrisrs sometimes have 10 a.
through ~ many 40 800 rabbit fsrs
70 find 70 ~ similar appearances
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-04

Home Prom south Ansssis.
dlas Flofsncs fris. sha has spsHt
The pas, ~ months N south Amer.
lea. has returned 10 hsr home east
n sumner Miss fris Vas employed
BY Tho y = government IN nasna.
Aifss
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-05-31
Vaneleave Lunch
Room Project %
WpA Observes Week

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