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The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1940-05-24

the Franklin iIOuse, before the
company was absorbed by the
Western Union.
James Riley Mclaughlin, Of the
Baldwin House, died suddenly. A
half hour before he had been OBJ
served standing in front of the
house, in cheerful conversation
with some intimate friends. Dur
ing the day he told a friend he
never felt better in his life. He
was born on September 4. 1890, on
a farm near Cearfoss Cross Roads
When he came to HagerStOwn he
went into the store of Household
er and Rohrer, North Potomac ST.
He subsequently became book
keeper for Thomas A. Buchanan,
in the old Hagerstown Foundry.
Owing to the death of Mr.. Buchan-
an he was there but a short time
when he entered the old South
ern and Western Hotel" formerly
kept by Martin Newcomer, and at
the time by William E. Doyle. as
clerk. While here he was also
clerk for the State Line and Elk
press business of E. M. Mealey,
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1940-05-24

becoming agent of this company.
Later he became proprietor, in
connection with Lewis G. Stan
hope. Of the Washington House.
which they conducted jointly for
eight years His next engage
ment was clerk in the B. & O.
Railroad office here. He then re-
tired from active business until
the Baldwin House was opened
on September l, 1880, when it was
conducted by Mr.. Mclaughlin and
Charles H. Herbert. This partner
ship was dissolved and Mr.. Nc
Laughlin conducted the hotel to
the time of his death.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1940-05-24

1t appears from an article in the
Army and Navy Journal that the
Garand semi-automatic rifle, in
tended for Uncle Sans Army, has
its good points and that all would
be we'll if there were any way of
supplying it in the desired num-
bers with ammunition to match
and the U. S had an army to go
with it
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1940-05-24
Courtesy William Boward)


A letter written during the Civil
War by Isaac Ridenour to his
sweetheart, afterwards his wife,
Miss Mary E. Osborne, was dated
Near Yellow House, Va, Decem-
Der Is, 1864"
Mr.. Ridenour stated he had been
in one of the largest raids that
had ever been made since the war
began. He left Yellow House on
December 6 and returned on De
cember II, being six days on the
way. with four days rations. 1--WE
left here with a strong force OF
10000 cavalrymen, 10000 infantry
and As pieces of artillery" wrote
Riden0ur. 1--WE had but little op-
position. We marched over 100
miles, tore up over 80 miles of the
enermy's railroad, besides Destroy
ing millions of dollars worth of
property. such as cotton, tobacco,
corn and large buildings as well.
1t rained and showed while we
were gone We were obliged to
lie upon the wet ground at night,
so it was not in the least comfort
able, we may offer our thanks
to God that we returned as safe
as we did. We have been lying
on the ground in the woods ever
since we returned. | am sitting
out by a small fire writing this
letter"
A news account of the death of
Mr.. Ridenour was captioned,
Survivor of Battles" The account
said: "The funeral of Isaac Ride
nour took place, conducted by the
Rev. H. C. Kendrick, at Shiloh
Church, where interment was
made. The palbearers were old
veterans = Geo. P Smith, c. c.
Waltz, G. w. B. Morrison, Simon
Walter, George Miller and Marion
Hale. Mr.. Ridenour was color
bearer of Company G, Seventh
Maryland Volunteers and served
through the Civil War, being in rs
battles and escaping without a
wound"
In 1895 Thomas Battle and Ezra
ReightleH employees of the silk
Mill, were playing baseball. A
ball was knocked high in the air,
which both attempted to catch.
They ran together. both receiving
injuries.
The Rose Hill Cemetery Com
pany announced the purchase of
an additional Is acres, north of
the cemetery After this purchase
the tract consisted of IS acres.
Miss Fannie z. Mirtz and Frank
w. Ritter were married by Rev.
A. B. Station: Miss Lucretia Bach
tell and Jessie F. Moffatt, both of
Hancock. by Rev. J. G. KOOn.
The following pupils successful
ly passed examinations for admis-
sion into grammar school: Ca
milla Schindel, Mary Skiles, Verna
Hays, Ola Meats, Ethel Forthman,
Leila Bloom. Rose Sellman, Maud
veh.x z
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1940-05-24
HORSE AND BUGGY
DAYS
BY the Old Lamp Lighter

4efevre, Martha Unger, Nora Della
narter. Nellie Slyer, Jessie Har-
ser. Carrie Maugans, Della Nom,
Carrie StOuffer, Lola LOhr, Nellie
ho0gle, Elsie Kohler, Ivy Hoover,
Fannie Brown, Margaret Herbert,
-O,tie Dern, Sadie BeIIman, Ivy
Fisher, Ada l.. Fryer, Bernice
Stancliff, Jane Barr, Anna Conrad
Madge McCune, Mary Powles, Ma
bel Gruber, Augusta Hawbaker,
Gertrude Needy, Bertha McKenna,
Esther Kaplan. Florence Wolfens-
berger. Lydia Funk, Susie Nuna-
maker, Fannie Brown, Myrtle
Barr, Elsie Binkley, Mary Shue,
Robert Schindel, Albert Cost, Les
Ter Barnes, George Baker, Law
renee Healy, Dutton Herbert, Fred
Hoover, Guy Gantz, Noel Garner,
Harry Smith, Mary Duffey, Alma
Gearhart and Laura Huyett
The following was the Demo-
cratic ticket when Governor VIM.
T. Hamilton ran for governor and
was elected:
Governor: VIM. T. Hamilton.
Comptroller: Thomas ] Heating.
Attorney General: Charles J. M.
Gwinn.
Clerk of the Court of Appeals:
Spencer C. Jones.
State Senator: Geo w. Smith.
House of Delegates: Henry H.
Keedy, Thomas H. Champion, Rob-
ert Bridges and Henry Funk
Clerk Of the Circuit Court: Geo.
B. Oswald.
Register of Wills: Thomas E.
billiard.
Sheriff: Martin H. Miller.
States Attorney: Buchanan
Schley.
County Commissioners: John F.
Smith, VIM. NJ CARROT, David
Hoover, Jr., Casper Skunk and
Joseph G. Ernst.
Judges of the Orphans Court:
William Nick Keppler, James
7indlay and Jacob Fiery.
County Surveyor: Samuel S.
DoWnin.
Deaths OF these prominent citi-
zens were recorded:
Frederick A. Futterer, eldest son
of Charles NJ Futterer associated
with the firm of Armstrong and
COMPANY died from typhoid pneu-
monia, in his 9th year. A short
time before his death he was mar
ried to Miss Carrie Lantz, of
Deerfield, Md. He was member
Of the Bicycle Club, Antietam Fire
Co.. and Knights of Pythias and
was also treasurer of the Acad-
envy of Music. He was a messen-
ger for the Union Telegraph Co, at
Washington Journal., 1940-10-11
Cute 2sbre

Gin iurger MnIer, Der fid Bic
CUNT 0e8 beriibmten 8ilObauers
Sbortpaloien eri6meideln mOlte,
I1enfte oieiem zines Ieiner merit
Iolen 8iloer, oos er IN einen foit-
barren &abmen botte faiien lniien.
Semen Sreun0en eradblte er 0ann
in eitIer Selbitgefdaigfeit, 0a8 Bib
babe EbortpnIoien naBeror0entlid
gut gefauen. Mls Ser Meiiter, Der
Oos inn oufge0rdngte Bib a9tos
in Ieinem Itelier in cine Gfe ge.
Itent bate, bon ben Prablereien
6es iit1gen Mannes prfubr, beidloB
ct, Oieiem einen Denf8etteI gu &c.
ben. - gines Cages trdf CT i'm in
@eienidaft mebrerer ieiner Greitt.
sc uno reoete i'm an: sMb, lie.
Der SreunO, pie idon, oaB i9 sic
bier treffe. SD bate INNER idon
sic g[bii9t, Sic 0l beiuhen, fonnte
nber nod feline 8eit on5u finSen.
@iIfen sic iibrigens i9on, 6aB
man Dor fur3em BEL mir eingebro.
den bat2" rgeein, berebrter Mei-
Tfer" entgegnete Der Moler Der nidt
ipenig ItoI8 mar ouf Die bertraulihe
Nnreoe oeg beriibmten Mannes.
Sino Sbnen pertooae Saden &c.
ltoblen t~por0en2~ n@ie mans
men mitnnbmen uno Die 2einmanO
sic entIinnen iib Dieleint oeg Bill
6es, Oas sic mir Dor GINGER 8eit
suIanoten2 9arauf idienen es bic
@inbreder gang defenders abge-
ieben at baben. Sic idnitten nam.
lid Sen Mabmen berais un0 -
.geidt moglid4, unterbrnh i'm
Der Maler, bebeno Dor freuoiger
0eugieroe. @as peroen Die 8ei-
tungen oa0u iagen?1 nSie iinO be-
reitg informiert~ e~ntgegenete Sbor-
tpnIoIen, .oaB Die Diebe ben &ab.
m enmitnobmen uuo bic 2eintpmtO
Iieoen IieBen.@
Washington Journal., 1940-10-11

sTAA4 AEAGEMENf qF c naE q%NERi E4e:
CREss OF AUGUST "a. 1912 AND
MARCH 3, 1888,
of Washington Journal. published weekly
at Washington, D. C., for October !. 1910,
State of Washington.
County of District of Columbia, SIS.
Before me, a Notary Public in and for
the State and county aforesaid. personally
appeared Hermann c. Winkler, who. hav-
ing been duly sworn according to law. de-
poses and says that he is the Publisher
Of the Washington journal and
that the following is, to the best of his
knowledge and belief. a true statement OF
the ownership, management land if daily
said publication for the date shown in the
above caption, required by the Act of Au-
gust "a. 1912, as amended by the Act OF
March 3, 1888. embodied in section 537,
Postal Laws and Regulations. printed on
the reverse of this form. to wit:
l.. That the name and address of the
publisher, editor, managing editor and
business manager is: Hermann G. Winkler,
no Sixth Street. N. w.
2. That the owner is The Washington
Journal. Inc. 40 9th Street, N. w;
Hermann c, Winkler, President; Gertrude
8. That the known bondholders. mort
gagees, and other security holders owning
or holding per cent or more OF total
amount of bonds, mortgages, or other
securities are none.
Hermann C. winkler. Publisher.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this
7th day of October. 1910.
(SeaD Notary Public
My commission expires Juns IS. 1872.
Washington Journal., 1940-10-11
NereiussG alenOer

GOncOr6 Club. 8rdiioent:
g6os. Slider; Sefretar: 5rou q.
5dladter, 1863 Conn. aOe., g. 80.
8%eriammlung ieOen oritten Ofittmod
i'm Monat.
@albimatum 5~Gmserbmnb. Ser
einslofal: arcooia Salle, 1884
14te StroBe, 81. @. @raiioent, Soul
StterbaA; SefretGr, 6. $. Midaelis.
Singltunoe: 9onnerstag AbenoS Inn
s l1br.
@aI6ingtOn SGnserbnnS Trancn-
dDr. 9r6iioentin, 5rau Martba
Sdpeier; Sefretdrin, 5rau Sophie
Stterba6, 31t Sulip @be., Safoma
8arf Mo. Singitlnoe: 9iens-
tags, abenos s ubr, I'M &rcaoia Sc
bGuoe, IA. StraBe & @arf So, N8.
a 0eutIde Trcimattrer 2Ose
~ Mrminins, Nr. %, 6.M.M.M.
(" Sefretar: 6reof. 8ertram,
1341 Sbepbero Str, g. s. Ser
Iammlung am l.. 0ienstag I'M Wo-
nat i'm Neren WaIonic Sempel, 13te
uno s StroBe, g. 8.
Nrminius |ergniignnas @erein.
9r1iioent: &onrao 0tiiaer; Sefre-
tar: gbeooDr 9erd, 1905 Siebte
5traBe, g. SO. 8eriommlrng am
/. Sonnobeno /. GRt. I'M SaIie zines
Mitglieoes.
c0entlder Sbeatcr &lnb". 8ra-
Iioent: @uItap Seller; Sefretar:
Sermann 8lanfenburg, 4233 : 9te
StroBe, g. SO. 8%eriommlung ieoen
pierten 9ienstog i'm Monat in Der
SGngerbunobale, 1884 14te Stro-
BE, NorOpeit.
@aibinstOn SpOrt Glrb: 9rd-
iioent: Sans @bner, 721 3polfte
StraBe, g. g.; Sefretdr: &arl
8auer, sos Sngrabam Str, 90. So.
Sernipreder, &anoolpb 4059; &al-
l~ierer: Mlfreo @ornung.
0entIder 1tnteritiitnngsbnnO,
9iitrift @r. 40. @rdfiOent, Mi6el
8oiner; SefretGr, gbriltian &ronet=
bitter, 41O4 Saf StroBe, Silber
Gpring, Weo. Ieri. am 4. Mittwo6
i'm Monat in Der Sdngerbunobaae.
9emtider ltmteritiitnnssbnnb, Dit
rift Nr. 100. @rdiioent: Sobn
@reolein; Gefretdr: Gbriitian Gbrilt
1922 Jiinfte StraBe, g. %. gerl.
am 4ten 9ienstas i. Wat. i'm Soule
0r. 1920 s StraBe, q. 6.
G6laraffia @aibinstOnia. slus-
funft BEL Serrn O. s. @auls, 703
3molfte GtraBe. 81. 8.
Washington Journal., 1940-10-11
9ruipeet Sia GrisObpf. grafiOent

8rDfpect Sill JriebbDf. 8rdiiOeut:
6reo 8ogeliang; Sefretar: $. g..
@infler; S9oBmeiiter: Geo. s. q.
Stub. 8eri. am 3. 9onnerstag I'M
Weonat i'm 6rieobofsge6dloe.
MriOm 9amenDerein. 8raiioentin,
5rau g. &rumfe, 1859 Spring
&oao, g. 49,; Setretarirl, Srait q.
@oBmonlL 1904 Morninglioe 8ripe,
81. @. 8erl. am 2. Wtittpo6 I'M
Wlonat, na6mittags l llbr.
9entder 9iterariider @erein.
Braiioentin, SRI. Mnita SdaOe.
g~eriammlung otn 3. Sonna6eno I'M
Monat inn @auie 1929 &booe SslanO
Abenue, Noromeit.
GbriItiam amO GleunOra &mppert
9eim. HrGiioent, @briitian Seurid;
Sefretar, Sbos. s. Sarreu, 721
Tote StraBe, g. IS. 8~eriammlungen
I'M Iltenbeim.
&nppert Seim Jra1en 6ilfsOer-
Elm. 9%rdii0entin, Srau 8abette
Grumfe; Sefretarir, 5rau Weabel
Dies. 8eriammlung am 2. 9iens-
tag i'm Nfonat, 2 ubr nadmittags,
i'm Seine.
9emtid)es @aiienbars. 9raiioent:
8m. s. Zimmerman; Sefretar:
Hltoolpb Santelmann, POI 8enniDl-
bania Apenile, 9. 6. 8eriammlung
am 8meiten Sonntag in Monat I'M
@ailetbaus.
Washington Journal., 1940-10-11
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8 G meni6Ii6e Stimme lit fabie,
17einboIb MiliorOen beridie0ene
2aute in Ser 9ebIe gu biIOen.
6 3 ioIte eiuen @6rifttener i'm.
mer freuen, menn iid ieine 2eier BEL
ieinen S9riften mebr Oenfen aIs er
Ielber.
SeeIenergran6ung Ser
Jrau lit Siefieeforidung: reide
SddBe, aber iebr %gefobrOol, iie gu
bebeu.
Gin @ort, oog uns enti6liipft,
lit SER iiber uns; ober mir Iino
Serr oes @ortes, Oas mir fir uns
bebaIteu.
@ag niitt es, OoB gu Oeinen
9inoern guten gat erteiIlt, nab.
reno Ou ibnen ielbit elm b0ies Bel.
ipiel sibit9
O1e Gbe ut EN- T~ltlt1tiDerf, 01S
meiit Oa am beiten gelingt, mo- bic
gbeGeute fi9 am penigifen nIs
naiinltler" Dorfommen.
&Iage nift, 6oB 0u 1as 2oHet
beg 6robiinns berIoreit. Gel Oont.
bar, oaB 0u 0afiir Oas 2GdeIn Der
b~eraeibenOen Site fan6eit.
Eiefe @oIier pldtIdern ni@t
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ter filler @eiit lit fOitli9 Dor Got.
SIM @turme BEG 2ebens berIiert
cine Jrnu Ieidt Sen aopf = ober
Die 6riiur bGlt iie felt.
QIernn6er GngeI.
Mon bat 0urd anerIei 9eriu@e
feitgeiteIt, oaB @oIfe einen uniiber.
DinOli6en Mbfhen gegen @eigen.
muff baben. Sic beginnen Iofort
gu beulen, fIemmen SEN S1mdnS
3nfIden bic @eine uno lire MiiGeif.
baare itrduben fid.
Die meiiten Siere iin6 Ser @ee.
franfbeit unternorfen, nrr &1tn6e
itno @aben nidt sic bel ouf @9if.
fen gebolten Der0en, gepObnen ji@
an Ole Bepeguna. g0geI bleiben
meiiters bon Ser Seefronfbeit Der.
idont, ga tie ong S9nnnfen Ser
3Deige getpObnt iino.
Gas biaigite Barometer, bos
man boben fam, lit elm Innges
meni6IiAes Soar, oas in cine f9tDa.
DIE 20iung aebipoa getou6t ptro.
Damn miro es oufgeb6ngt uno ourd
Elm @epi6t Itraff ge8ogen. Sci feuf.
ter 8itterung miro es LANCER, Bel
trodener 3iebt es iid 5uIammen.
Ole 3igarrenprifer rauhen meiit
sic 3igarren nidt, iiber Sic iie ibr
ltrteil abgeben ionen, %ionoern blaien
elm Mun0boa &ou6 in Elm NIT
@aiier atsgelpiiItes @las. 9urd
sic 6ei6tigfeit Dir6 Der Gou6 Oarin
feItgebolten, mornuf Der Briifer
Onron riedt. 9enn er beurteilt oie
QuaIitdt Der 3igarre nod Dem &C.
rud oes &audes.
Ole rote Sole Ser frona0ifden
Solooten purOe aus Sporiamfeits.
griinoen eingefiibrt, Oenn Der
@riegsminiiter bate i'm Sobre 1929
ousgere9net, Bob 0ie rotten Soien
Inn 100000 ST. biIieer mdren als
oie Biz oobin iibliden blou gefdrb.
ten; ouBeroem batten tie ben gor-
tell, Sen M1ann GROCER eri6einen 5t
Inilen, mas inn iebr midtig etf9ien.
Washington Journal., 1940-10-11
Ri6arb @asner nnb Der iunSe
&DmpDnfit

Glg Mi6aro @agner einmaI in
@ien tpeilte, IieB iid BEL ibm elm
iunger &omponiit meloen, Der
Oarum Bat, benz Meiiter cine rene
eigene &oni90pfuhg OoripieIen gu
oiirfen. 2Ghelno ingte @ngner gu.
.Gs lit cine -Sinfonie, Der SiteI
Iautet: .an oie NadmeItl@ bemerf.
te Der 8eiuder unO iette iid an
ben Jliigel.
Sad beenoetem Spiel erbat er
iia @neners 1trteiI. Ser flopfte
ieinem 8eiuder freunoli@ aitf Die
S1ulter unO meinte:
.Gebr nett unO Dielberipre6eno,
mein iunger Greuno. Nar fiirdte
id, OnB Oie Maiiit ibre anihrift
niemals erreihen miro!
Washington Journal., 1940-10-11

@enn cine Grau nit Dem Geuer
ipieIt, 10 berbrennt iid - Elm Waann
Die Singer.
Nidt al allen re0enl Gs miro
10 OieI gei6maBt. 8eige 0u fin,
tDer on biit, itno ippnr ou @orte'
broudit. 10 lab iie nur Ben @orbof
6u Eaten iein.
@eors Stammler.
Washington Journal., 1940-10-11

@fDGoIo9ie. Ser tpnbre
Grauenfenner erfennt, OaB man Die
Grauea uidt ertenteu fam,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-24
Star Takes Day OIL 10
Watch Garfield Fight

Gloria Dickson. an ardent box
ing fan. took a postman's holiday
one day and played an extras role
in her current motion picture TO
heekle her fayorits leading man.
Having = day OF from work IN
They Made Ne a Criminal" ths
Warner Bros. picture now a. the
Shell theater. In which she hsa the
lead opposite John Garfield. she
followed the company 70 q fight
arena 10 watch the filming Of fight
scenes between Garfield and Frank
Riggi. 1s5-pound professional
Dorothy LsmOur in her acaniisr
thsn-syer. bright cloth sarOng -
which this time u actually a lava
lava" The amazing technicolor
photography Of the ,yphoon on an
ISLAND fire. and a tidal wave had
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-24

Europe" happy, Contented toler-
ant, then suddenly awakening to
find itself in the throes of a new
order Of things resulting from po-
litical oppression.
The family divides against it.
self The sons become involved in
the hatreds and passions of the po-
litical movement. The daughter
breaks her engagement to the man
who has loved her for years. The
father is taken to a concentration
camp. Dramatic moment after
dramatic moment punctuate the
story which rises to a powerful
climax in the love of the daughter
for a man of her own ideals, and
their attempt to escape the prison
walls Of hatred and intolerance
around them.
Miss SULLIVAN, James Stewart
and Frank Morgan, the trium-
plant triumvirate of THE Shop
Around the Corner" leave comedy
behind to portray roles of stark
dramatic intensity in "The Mortal
Storm" with Miss SULLIVAN play
ing the daughter, Stewart the man
with whom she ultimately at
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-24
Edgar Kennedy
In Brisk Movie

Edgar Kennedy. undisputed mas
ter in the art Of "slow burn" COM
edy, plays a featured role with
Constance Moore. Johnny Downs
and cast Of favorites In Univer-
sails hilarious musical film Laugh
1t OFF" now at the Riviera theater
with Marjorie Rsmbeau. Cecil Cum
bingham. Hedda Hopper. Janet
Beecher and Tom Dugan.
As the judge who loses his tenn
per when a band of show girls
make too many personal appear
snces" in his court, Kennedy Is
said to have one Of his most hiiar-
ious portrayals in many months.
Blending laughter. romance. dance
specialties and four new hit songs,
Laugh 1t OFF" was produced and
directed by Albert s. Rogell.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-24
Bogari Not So Tough
In New Screen Role

Humphrey Bogart wonders II he
is getting soft or II Warner Bros
are about to wean him away from
his customary mobster. hard guy
roles. In his picture, 1T All Came
True" now at the Temple. he gets
to fire only a single shot from q
pistol, wings his man but doesn't
kill him. Adding to Bogsrt's fear
is that during many scenes OF the
picture he is shown in bed, wear
ing pajsmas. Il believe there's a
plot on to make a sissy out OF me.
he frowns.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-24

prcview fans gripping their seats
The awe-inspiring spectacle Of
tropical fury Is reported on . par
with. II not greater than the IF.
fccts achieved for the earthquake
in San Francisco" rorrrntlsl
rains are followed By a gale which
uproo,s whole palm trees No eS.
pense was spared 20 squeeze every
bit Of thrill from the fury.
Robert Preston. playing opposite
Dorothy. appears ss wssircl es-
sailor and Lynne Ovcrman supplies
humor throughout. Louis King,
who includes Bengal Tiger"
among his many successes. di.
rected.
"a chump at oxford" featuring
Laurel and Hardy. shares tho
screen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-24

Dorothy Lomour plays the
principal role in "Typhoon, "
ottroction which opens todoy
OF the Beverly theoter. The
some new bill will feoture
Lourel ond tiordy in -
Chunp Of Oxford. "
Robert Preston. Lynne Overman
and J. Carol Haish are co-fes-
tured with Dotty in top roles.
One Of the main supporting
characters In Koko. trained chin
psnzee. whom Dorothy finds on the
island. and raises a. her eompan-
ion and playmate. Koko and Dor
othy are indispensable. and Dor
othy's primitive companion proves
a real headache to Robert Preston
when he Joins the twosorne.
There are thrills splcnty 20 the
story. and plenty Of visual punches
In It's technicolor telling Impor-
tant among these latter Will be
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-24

The opinions OF beauty @
measurements for MISS A
This was revealed in return q to
a QUESTIONABLE sent out by the
Jubilee committee as II conth aned
preparations for the beauty and
talent contest to select Mis- A mer-
lea 1910 in Atlantic City. .,ept.
End to sth.
The girl that feels she is too tall
can find consolation in the fact
that Eleinor Guthrie Neff, be- iuty
editor Of Hsrper's Bazaar, bell eves
that the ideal beauty height Is 5
feet 7 inches. On the other band
Armando. art director Of Buc han
an and Company. New York. likes
his beauties to be only five feet
four inches tall
Mrs. Neff and Walter J. Rea giles
art director for the General lelec-
trio company. Schenectady, NJ Y.
agree that 125 pounds IS the ideal
weight but Ceeile b. DeAiIle. sele-
brated motion picture director.
feels that 10 pounds is suffi zent
while Lejaren A. Hitler. Under rood
and Underwood Illustration Stu
dos. states that los il best
Suggested nip measuren pents
vary from 81 To 81 inches. bust
from 80 10 IS inches. waist f23Is
to 30 inches. calf 124 70 Il riches,
ankle ga 10 81 inches and wrist
10 III inches.
Others participating in Thea poll
included George B. Petty and
Arthur William Brown. ia nous
artists; Max Factor. Holly wood
makeup expert; Vincent Tlptta.
art director for Paramount Pic
lures. Edward z. Molysnauxs, art
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-24

Elsie. the oomph girl Of the pas
ture who IL now In hollywood
making a moo.vlng picture. Little
men Is the isst ~ a family Of
2sT children.
Tier father who was 10 when
Elsie was born was aptiy named
You'll DO Volunteer" Flsie's real
name IL You'll DO i.obelia" but
Just plain Elsie 10 good enough for
Hollywood,
Although only Eight. elsie Il
five times a mother, twice a grand
mother. yet one movie coiumnlst
said she has legs like Dietrich and
eyes like Dorothy Lamour.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-24
-Four An Around!

Don An~eh-. Who r~c~ntiy
starred In -Four sons" he
ram@ the father ri his fourth
soa the ether day.
Mrs. Am~ch~. the former
uonorr repd~rga.t 81 Du-
b,sque, Ia. gave birth :. .
sIs pound Is ounce hoy IN Hot
iywood Saturday and al
L. we'll, Va reperts say.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-24

'ptfL- vary NIlen III comes 10
lERICA."
director of Newell Emmett com
pany. New York; Dean Cornwell.
New York mural painter and Illus
traitor; Emert ID. Button. art direc-
tor for Young and Rubican. New
York dvertising agency: Joe T..
Brown. R.Ko. screen star: and
Antoinette Donnelly. art director
for a Chicago Newspaper syndicate.
The latter four believe that any
measurements are Satisfactory as
long as the girl is well proper
toned.
Striking an average from the
various opinions Of all these beau
~ experts one finds that Mis-,
America" should be five feet 5Is
inches tall. weigh 117h4 pounds.
have a - inch bust. 25Is inch
waist. IS inch hips. 13k inch
calves. 8 inch ankles and Sc. inch
wrists.
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State Gets Jobs
For Over $4,000

OLYMPIA - The Washington
state employment service at
month placed 1868 workers in
gainful employment. Commissioner
Jack r. Bates of the office NJ I'M
employment compensation n d
placement announced today.
Private industry accounted for
approximately go per cent OF the
placements. absorbinK 1859
workers The remaining i.023
workers were placed on public
projects.
Bates said the employment SER
vice has found work for 81. Ill
workers since the first Of the year.
This was more than double IN.
number returned Ia work for the
same period a year ago.
During June. i2.3i9 new spph-
cations and 1912 renewed sppll.
cations we're received At the end
Of June. i05.3T workers were
registered as compared ~ith 100
CAT registered al the End Of May
aaasaraaasss sss-aasaaaaas
~ you're not using II. ssll II with
Fast Action Times Want Adj
Phone Main 1881.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-24

Restrictions in most nf lhs enun-
tries IN that Territory prevent the
showing ~ war news Tae German
reels. however. siress the peaceful
conditions IN tho hame land and
propose 10 show how weli provided
tho people are with faod and cloth
ing tho ides being. % course.
10 sway public opinion in faver II
Hitler and hla flock.
One wonders II pefhsp. Hitler
propaganda u rot more deadly
than hitler guns