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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-28
They Fight Over Cary
Grant al the Temple

A handsome husband finds him
self the storm center Of a subtle
but bewildering battle OF wits and
wiles as two beautiful wives ma
newer for the sole possession of
their mutual spouse. Such is the
unique plight in which Cary Grant
finds himself in My Favorits
Wife and his desperate efforts
10 extricate himself from the com
plicated situation form the basis
Of the delirious domestic comedy
now playing al the Temple theater.
Irene Dunno Is co-starred with
Grant in this RKo Radio film,
whose gay story concerns the sud
den return OF a woman declared
legally dead after being stranded
on a remote Pacific island for
seven years. TO find her husband
Just starting on his honeymoon
with another wife This incident
sparks a mirth-strevn series OF
plot complications, including hub
by's discovery Of the sensational
fact that his first wife was ma
rooned with handsome and
husky explorer during her long
absence.
Jean Hersholt shares the screen
in Meet DR.. Christian"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-28
Aunt Title Goes to Town
Will Be Presented Friday

GLADYS Farnsu. Ellen Sssiand. who
appears saddeniy. ny Audrey liam
nett. Ronald ilewiand. who a.
ways has an explanation FOR every.
thing. hy Lloyd Brandt. Luther
i.orrimet. nonalds wealthy en-.
nloysr, BY George Olson. Merxin
Tucker. Who u IN q peek If trou.
bic. ~ Rodney Hamnstt. charlie
one Lung. a Chinese cook, ny
Johnny nacaiuso. Mrs riille
Tucker. harvin's aunt. by Evelyn
Redlsks, and nf Hattie nins .
chiropfsetef. hy Ethel Samuel
Incidental music between acts
viii he supplied by vocal duets
by oeorssne csrrits and Agnes
Wymsr. accompanied ~ Elaine
Mihsr.
Student committees consist II
Mary Louise Tisnanelll and Owen
DOWN Wood. prnmrtsfs. Edna Mae
Anderson. tickets. Werner Larson
and Leo kohleski. programs. Carl
Hansen. posters. Leslie Russell.
Frank Chople. and Carl Hansen In
charge Of taking tickets. and Del.
mar Prie. and Dick Anderson.
business managers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-28
They Played House for
Fun But il Was for Keeps

They played house for fun but
found IL was for keeps
Around this unique situation re
wolves the scintllating romantic
comedy. Lucky Partners. star
ring Ronald Colman and Ginger
Rogers. at the Beverly thester A
Greenwich Village artist Colman
and a pretty book-shop girl Ginger
win on a jointly owned sweep
stakes ticket. and. according 10 n
pre-arranGed rash agreement. they
embark on platonic honeymoon
To Niagara Falls ana the young
lady - is engaged 10 be married
Jack Carson. Cecilia LOTUS and
Spring Byneton are among the
featured laugh-makers IN this
RKO Radio picture directed by
Lewis Milestone.
Blonde Has Servant Trouble"
shares the screen
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-28

dismissed vita ~Ansrsss. NE trs-
aitlenal Orpheas -bsnsdls tsen
Accompanies ~sfs Res~ ksrs-
So sehlsrs. pane. snd rlc<snee
" Russell. afaan. Theauh u has
nas hen officially announced. a .
undsfstncd that MFs. sehlssbs sc-
nesfanss Tuesday aisht ~lii - nee
last a. shs ofphsus sseomranss'.
. position shs ns. held rus many
yeafs Mrs sshlsfh, cns - Tseu.
mas hsst knowu musirlAns. NE
previously suppressed . asssfs "a
retire ard 3. said 10 hsvs ssssd IN
he relieved NJ that ~urs ~ ths re-
hesFssi Monday night n rs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-28

Foy Wroy hos the feminine
leod IN "Wlldcot Bus" one OF
the new otfrootionS which
comes 10 the screen OF the
Riviero theoter Thursday.
for old age. Experimenting On
himself. the doctor unknowingly
inoeulates his own body with =
serum containing blood from a
hanged murderer. This injection
causes weird transition which
makes a murderer out Of karloff.
Other members of the cast include
EVELYN keyes. Bruce Bennett and
Edward Van Sloan. The exciting
film was directed by Nick Grinde
from a story by Robert d. An
drews
Wildcat Bus" featuring Fay
Wray, shares the screen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-28

Under the direction 81 their adj.
wiser. Milton kiermsn. Roy high
school seniors win present the
three act comedy. Aunt nilie
Goes Il Town ~ Wilbur nraun
Friday evening IN the gym, 81
sia Misa Edna knupps ia assooi-
ate director.
The sctlon Of the play takes
place IN the country home Of Aunt
Tilhs Trask near a smart summer
resort. Aunt Tiills. who dislikss all
males. IA played by Margaret Her
manson. Lucinda Talbot. her maid.
who IL anxious 10 be married. nv
Patty Martin. Pamela Marsh. Aunt
Tlhe's charming niece. by Char
lo,te Hutchinson. Lsxie Parsons.
an aspiring young novelist, by
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-28
Big Audience
For Concert
Orpheus Club In
Good Program

II god musle nssn. snnyahir
music. Z "a. Eeei uasss a. ne
rirss Nsthnansf eharrh Tuesday
alsht where ths ofph<us club rer-
formed ~ a. sudssacs nat fiilsd
the main fseaF saditafsum snd
esleony.
Il - = 10 expected that any az
fair 81 traditlensi a. rs ofphsus
canosFt elli - treated stndly ~
yhe audience. bit that sss nct
the sois reasan faF ire .gnntans-
ous applause which greeted Gu
dustnr Fredsfiek Waits sna lhe
90 xtics ehnfas There sas hat
In ne performances which makes
q chorus concert net F.t snetAsr
eharas eonccrts
There Vas more ~ . sfsa-
tsnsity and q sest which hruusht
from long uns orpheus followers
the assertion. Hest snfk ihs
oFphsus has aan. In many years
ss.~ D.as,ss rs~.s~s
Helping In the general effect
vss Msrkrls ppuslss soprano
msmbsr az tho University az
Washington music faculty. nlytks
pefsnnahis ard with . voice ~
pleasing quality. Miss Douglas
iook the audience with her through
two gruurs IN which the fsvesisss
wers None nut the Irnsly Heart"
trsehsikassksl and Love Went
A Riding tnFidsssl,
Variety IN prnErsmlns "a. .
factor in sustaining the Interest,
Win The Ce@sseh Russian
number arranged ny Alexander
koshsts. there Was bit ~ niiisy
in nsrsert hughes spostaF Fe.sss"
''wha vent te Chester" The
Jaauss nemisr Americana sr.
rsaksment struck . Responsive
chord with sa.h old fsvnritss a.
'Iusnits. on. su.snns Listen
IN the nocsins nirs. little
nro~n jug" In the Cleaning.
etc
rtsessa er~eve
Ths hsty Il Am An American"
was . fitting encore for tho equally
ms,y Raehmaninoff Glorious Fur.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-28
Before Hanq'
Due al Riviera
Here Thursday With
Boris Korlotf

Beware Keen clear ~ ksrloff'
Hes cursed With TIE irresistible
impulse Il XII Searching Tor ths
fearful formuls ~ Immortality =.
deafh claims rs victims eas
hy one The blood % = hanged
murderer IN his veins the
search for the secret q youth fill-
ing his mad brain ksrloff Kills
10 turn tine backward, Not even
his lovely daughter Is safe from
this ruthless fend whose brain dis
covers how men may live forever
his hands make five men de
hefore Their time,
Before Hang Columeiss
latest chiller. opening Thursday si
the Riviera thester. stars ksrleff
as scientist searching for a cure
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-28
Cor Skids 200 Feet;
Woman Fatally Hurt

II A n v l. q y, Ida. - slippery
pavement was blamed today for
the auto accident which caused the
death Of Mrs. William F. Mason.
20, Of Kimberly and injury Of her
husband and four-year-old son. The
car skidded nearly 200 feet on icy
about five miles south
east Of here and plunged into an
Irriga ton ditch.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-28
Here's Why Women
Can't See Kissing!

NEW YORK The Better Vision
Institute claimed today 1t had the
answer TO why most women close
their eyes when kissed"
The dropping Of the eyellds in
q woman about 10 be kissed Is an
emotional reaction" the institute
said. However. women consci-
ously aid their eyes 10 close. BY
closing her eyes woman shuts
out her visual contact with every
day objects, relsxes and slips into
a world Of make-b believe"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-28
Marriage
-Gicen5ey

asfFssfs hc<us~ sprlicHfnns
have Zen filea 9Th ne risrve
county suf4tpr ~ Eim<r uunrcs
ClsrE. a.. Route : Hs< % ruy-
siiup ard Fdlth Martha Tsekstt.
- eeats ! fes ~ Pto.liur.
Walter y &C. = Camp Murray.
snf aeiens ssfsh Msrxsn. "a.
6ieiieneials. vsn Mics resherow.
-. siz 80 ssh srd Margaret
snnsh~fh annes~s. n. ne M
an, PAU Sheppard sAsssa~ ".
- p1 No. 4. ard cnre<isa nssts
csr,ila. a. ~ M q.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-28
PERSONAL TOGS

Diana Lewis WAS 10 thrilled with
one Of the costumes created for her
role in Go West with tho Marx
Brothers. that she mas had a mod
ernized version Of IN. same gown
made for her personal wardrobe.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-28

Nevada's famous divorce capital
Of Reno is the setting for much Of
the hilarious comedy Of Mexican
Spitfire Out West" RKO Radios
newest offering co-starring Lupe
Neiez and Leon Enrol. Donald
Woods plays Lupes husband
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-28
Franz E. Schroeder.
Chinese. Held Here

prsns Eugene Schroeder ao<srt
sfsetiY ~ ths eommsn scre<pfsss
u = Chlnss< nsms. yet ths -
Yrar.aid seaman ~ fnst narlsee
hsid At tho city Jsii claims natlvsty
In chlsa
De = hros<d nefsiy - -nsld fcv
u. a Immigration Officers" Thsy
hsaurht him IN "a ~ detained fas
thsm.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-28

from his own weapon.
Tho staying established n new
mark OF seven homicides here In
Tacoma for the year 1910 Miller
Ia being held In custody. pending
completion Of an investigation by
Thor TolIefson. prosecuting attor-
ney.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-07-27
civil SERVICE
LISTS POSITION
HOSPITAL ATTENDANT AT
MARINE HOSPITAL JOB TO
BE FILLED BY EXAM.

United States Civil Service
Commission announces an open
competitive examination for fill
ing the position of Hospital At
tendant at the Marine Hospital in
Key West. Salary is listed at
5000 a year.
Applications are to be sent to
the Fifth U. S. Civil Service Dis
trict at Atlanta, Ga. on or be-
fore August 7th. Particulars may
be obtained from the local Board.
Labor Board Announcement
Commander G. B. Hoey, senior
member of the Key West Labor
Board announced today a change
in the age limit requirements for
the position of Shipfitters and
Coppersmiths. The change is as
follows:
Age Limits: Applicants must
have reached their Doth birthday
but must not have reached their
62nd birthday, the retirement age
for the position for which this
examination is announced, on the
date of making oath to their ap-
plication. The minimum age
limit does not apply to persons
granted military preference be-
cause of military or naval serv-
ice"
The announcement for Sail
maker is again called to the at
tention of the public. 1t is
hoped that qualified persons will
apply, as there is still an I'M
filled vacancy for Sailmaker at
the Naval Station.
The local Labor Board an
nounced today that as sufficient
applications have been filed for
Helper, Machinist; Helper, Mold
er, and Helper, Bigger, no addi-
tional applications for examina-
tions for these positions will be
accepted unless filed with the
Recorder, Labor Board, U. s.
Naval Station, of this city, prior
to the hour of closing business
on August 6.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-07-27
BRITISH BLITzKRIEG
Dreamed OF Years Ago
REALLY OLD STUFF

(AssOciated Press Feature ServiceD
Parachute troops, air armadas
and all the other innovations of
the war in Europe really aren't
new at all. They were conceived
in the nineteenth century by
imaginative artists.
A sketch appeared in the Ger
man magazine Ueber Land Und
Nicer in 1895, 10 which the artist
pictured hordeS of parachute
troops wearing wfng-like con-
trivances. He saw, too. that anti
aircraft guns would be develop
ed. The artist was specific In his
location, the attacked area repre-
senting an English port
Much earlier-in 1804-Napo-
leon I had plan for invading
England. The idea is presented
in sketch printed in Paris and
London, 1904. 1t was Napo-
Icons theory that if he could
master the English channel for
"a hours, he could transport $780,
900 men to England In flat-bot-
toned scows. One suggested plan
for attack included a tunnel I'M
der the channel. through which
soldiers would march.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-07-27
DELEGATE LIONS
RETURN TODAY
FIRST SAILING FROM CON
vENTIoN SITE THIS
AFTERNOON

A full boatload of delegates 10
the Lions International Conven-
ton concluded yesterday in Ha-
vana, Cuba, arrived in this city
this afternoon at 800 o'clock, and
preparations were being made
for departure in private autos,
left here during the week, for
home cities all over the nation.
Another delegation will arrive
tomorrow morning at 500 o'clock,
following which the S. S. Cuba
will depart for Tampa and ST.
Petersburg.
Local committees of Lions
planned to meet both boats and
be of whatever assistance they
could to the visitors. Some of
the delegation indicated inter
est, before they left last weekend
for Havana, to spend a day or
two here before departure north
Total number of Lions TO dis
embark here today and tomor-
row was estimated at AIS.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-07-27
MOSQUITO.
FLEET TO.
BASE HERE.
CAPTAIN JACOBS SAYS KEY
WEST LOGICAL PLACE FOR
TYPE BOATS MENTIONED
IN TREADMILL

Key West would be the logical
place in Florida for the navy to
designate as a base for the Mos
quito Fleet" of motor torpedo
boats, those fast, new-type war
craft that are being built to pa
troll the American coast end ma
joT SealaneS.
So said Capt. Walter F. Jacobs,
chief of staff of the seventh nav
al district and commander of the
Key West naval station, when
The Citizen showed him a state
ment by the columnist Frank A.
Kennedy, who, in his Washing
ton Treadmill, recently stressed
the fact that Key West was
prominently mentioned as the
base for such a fleet.
"a look at a map will show
what l mean, Capt. Jacobs said.
"Key West has been recognized
for $50 years as a most vital ma
tional defense base. A fleet such
as Mr.. Kennedy outlines would
be welcome addition to the de-
Tense forces being built up here.
Capt Jacobs would not COM
NIT himself on whether the fleet
has been ordered here when it is
built.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-07-27
BATTERY e IS
EXPECTED TODAY
FAMILIES OF BOYS NOTIFIED
THAT UNIT WILL ARRIVE
THIS AFTERNOON

Reports were circulated in
town this morning that Battery
e, Eng. would arrive some
time this afternoon, following the
three-weekS' encampment at Fl.
Screven, Ga. Previously it had
been announced that the local
guards would arrive on Sunday.
The encampment was to have
broken up yesterday-and if de-
parture was made in the after
noon, time would be sufficient
for the battery to arrive late this
afternoon. -
Lieut.. W. E. P. Roberts of the
battery, in reports to The Citizen
which were published from time
to time, stated that the encamp-
ment had been considered very
successful
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-07-27
Conservation Measures Were
Benefit To Crayfish Business

TALLAHASSEE, July q. =
Good work during the recent
closed season on salt water cray
fish and stone crabs has had its
beneficial effect on the supply of
these much-wanted little sea-
foods animals, State Supervisor
of Conservation r. L Bowling
said here today.
Agents in the Miami and Key
West areas, where most of the
crayfish and stone crabs are pro-
duced for the markets, he said,
report a more plentiful supply
than for several years.
The department has maintained
a continuous patrol night and
day in, many places Illegal traps
and other devices for catching
stone crabs and, crayfish have
been confiscated and destroyed
in large numbers. Where the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-07-27
HANGAR TO BE
FINISHED DEC. !

1t will be December before
the huge hangar ct the naval sea-
plane base on Trumbo Field will
be finished, according to Lieut..
Commander T. J. Brady. public
works officer. at Kew West nav
al station.
The other buildings on the site
of the seaplane base are finished.
with the exception of the plumb
ing, electric lights, and other
services. They will be ready for
occupancy on September IS.
The work on the seaplane base
is about rs percent completed,
according to Commander Brady.
He is about ready to order the
furniture for the buildings.
There has been delay in the
construction work by reason of
shipping difficulties, Commander
Brady asserts. The P. & o.
Steamship company. by reason of
the sailings of the SIS. Cuba for
other ports, was the biggest dis
appointment in the shipping ia
cilitieS.
There has been a lot of delay
in getting materials on the job,
Commander Brady said. 1--WE
solved that difficulty in part by
having the materials sent down
the highway.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-07-27

traps contained crayfish when
found before the season opened
on July 81, they were released
alive. One agent reported re-
leasing about 400 pounds in this
manner during July.
Another illegal practice the
agents have been fighting con-
sistently, Bowling said, is the
catching of understood crayfish
and stone crabs. The minimum
size for crayfish is one pound;
for stone crabs it is 10 inches.
claws extended
Most of the fishermen in the
areas producing these seafoods
now are giving their cooperation
to the agents and express them
selves as being opposed to law
violations. This makes il easier.
officials said, and good results
are easier to obtain
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-07-27
CAROLINE HAS HER
PORTRAIT DRAWN

Over three years ago. Art
ist William Wood. district SUI
pervisor of the Florida Art
Project. when on a visit to
Key West. promised Mr.. and
Mrs. Wallace B. Kirke that
he would draw a portrait of
their little daughter. Caroline
Randolph. when she was one
year old.
Artist Wood. well-known
here for several exhibitions
of his work. didn't get a
chance 10 keep that promise.
but he never forgot the obi
CATION.
Thursday he fulfilled the
bargain.
On a visit here with WPA
Finance Officer A. II. PETER.
Mr.. Wood dropped in on the
Kirkes and asked if little
Caroline. now aged 4. was
ready TO have her portrait
drawn. She was-and de-
lighted TO sit for it-so the
artist took out his chalk and
paper and proceeded TO place
Caroline's likeness on record
for all time.
Mr.. Wood told The Citizen
today that he used the age
old sanguine chalk and a IA
nous brand of Mitientes pa
per. made in France. The
portrait is a life-size bust.
And now. Caroline has her
portrait all drawn. No doubt.
her mother is planning a
suitable frame for il in order
that il may be preserved for
Caroline TO see throughout
the years TO come. and 10 tell
all about how the man for
goi 10 paint her when she
was a year old-but finally
remembered when she was
four.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-07-27
LOG OF THE KELLYS
Noted Seafaring Family
REOPENED BY HEIRS

(Assoeiafed Press Feature ServieeD
NEW YORK. July 27.-There
was nothing unusual about If
when Arthur H. Terry III of New
York became master of his own
ship at %, for the blood of the
Kellys of Winterport, Maine, is
in his veins and the Winterport
Kellys have been Seafaring men
for so far back that nobody can
remember.
The first was an Irishman who
deserted the Kings Navy to be
master of his, own ship For
generations the family contribut-
ed to the history of Down East
men and Down East ships, until,
suddenly. there were no more
Kellys.
Last of the line was Capt T.
L. Kelly, master the Down East
coaster Ethel T. Hawley, three
master in the West Indies trade.
He left no sons to follow him TO
sea when he died, and if seemed
to be the end of the Kellys.
But blood had to tell. The cap
tain had two daughters, and Ar
thur Terry is his grandson. a true
throwback The young man has
puttered around boats since boy
hood. He went to sea in the sail
ing ship Joseph Conrad. then
went out in steam on the South
American run.
Il always wanted a schooner
he says. Il always wanted TO work
for myself No matter how good
a job you've got you aren't your
own boss if you work for some
body else.
So he and five other young
men formed a company and
bought the schooner Philosopher.
They put in s0-horsepower en-
gines and radio. and QUILTED
her for the South American
trade. The Philosopher is of 81
gross tons, Maine-buiIt in 1926.
Terry and his companions don't
figure they're in for a lark. It's
the life they've picked out for
themselves.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-07-27
Violent Sky
Battles Rage
Over England
Nazis Deny Further
Peace Feelers Have
Been Made; Act To
Calm Balkans


LONDON. July zz-Ths ~
leni battle Of the skies g1es oz
over English ferri1orY IS rsp1-..5
laSf-minute peace oxer1zres ara
made by the Mans % h-luz an
end 20 hosfiIifies and - So
breaking Out OF wna1 has 49,
described as the NEST dezsru--
tive battle IN any wzE-
Nazis denied any Ezn0wIedEe 10
late peace feelcrS- but aufhorlnes
here declared hat Such were
made through independent aeen-
cieS- In apparent answer 20 am
such suggestion. the British cal
ed up still more reserves . I'm
the total Of armed forces ruw
prepared for anv evenfuzIIfy -
well over the 400. O0o marx
Strsfing If military objer1ves
IN this country has procee6e6
Systematically from ore enu e
the island to the other. both nzEhf
and day. and considerable PRO-
erty damage and some loss uf
life IS admitted bv the Brltlsh
war office Shipping. TIC. Is
suffering losses. although fhe
Nazi claims Of 10000 tons s.znk
since early yesterday Is decIz-e1
largely exaggerated
Royal Air Force planes hzrs
heaped more glory On rs men-
bership pilots with the relesss
during the past p hours q nseus
anenf extensive raids cunduc-e1
on at least twenty ar bzses
throughout Germany and Eol-
land Destruction Of nunernu.
oil tanks was also Claimed b
the RAP.
+ From Berlin came the news
that the Nszis are exerfiuE Al
pressure possible To prevent Ell
break Of hostilifies in-the BzIEan.
until, as they saw. after the B-n-
ish war Is ended BulEzrizn e.
flcIals IN that city szere So 4
( be pressing their claims z-zz-~.
Rumania and the Germans az
seeing fit not e. desire O. aEres
to the demands. al least MT >.
this time.
Germany limited today that pz-s-
chute raids may come son q
the British Isles. as the news
was released Of improved meEh-
DDS of landings. German arm
in parachute bsttslions are zzs-
to be equipped with apparatus =
create dense smoke clasla.
around their persons IS they dror
from the sky. obScuring Their -.
tons.
Italian raids Of increased 10.
tensity were reported On -
British base al Gibraltar. Al
least four persons were killed q
the latest raid and some dsuzge.
was inflicted 20 military PIP
erty. FOrtiflcsfi0ns RENAMED m
impaired. II Was announced