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Evening star., 1940-12-13
? Promising Artists
Presented in Concert
Bv AIRS Musica Guild
BY ALICE EVERSMAN.

An organization known as Ars
Musica Guild, Inc, which has taken
for its aim the placing of talented
young musicians before the public
to give them an opportunity to gain
recognition, made its first essay in
that direction in this city last eve
ming at Pierce Hall A joint recital
under this management was pre-
sented by Adelaide Van Wey. con-
tralto, and Betty Baum, pianist
the former a newcomer and the lat
ter already we'll known here through
previous appearances, one of which
was with the National Symphony
Orchestra at the Water Gate.
To Miss Van Wey fell the duty
of commencing the program. which
she did with a group Of songs
including Falconieri's "Occhiette
amati," Durante's DANA, DANA
and Respighi's "Scherzo' and "Neb-
bic"
The young singer has voice OF
power without loss of quality in the
change of registers. She is not
ready as yet technically for the
Interpretation of the kind of songs
she selected, although her appreci-
alton of their possibilities is strong
The fine, restrained line of singing
which gives the ultimate polish to
art is not at her command and
many of the effects which she had
in mind did not come through
because of this.
Most of her numbers had the
stamp of novelty and she showed
wisdom in avoiding the more ia.
miliar songs which are identified
with the greatest artists of the day
Many of them called for clever
twist in Interpretation and for this
she had a keen understanding. The
remainder of her program men,
toned Rachmaninoff's Soldiers
Bride" De Falla's eel Piano." Nick's
Song for we'll bred people.
Dvorak's Gypsy Song No. S." Au-
bert's "Vielle Chanson Espagnole,
Poulenc's "Priez pour Paix" ant
"Avant lie cinema" and Forbes
"Piere" dedicated to Miss Van Wey
and given its first hearing last
evening.
Robert N. Hill was the accom-.
panist and his name also stood a.
arranger Of the Negro spiritua
Lord, My Time Amt Long" with
which the English group at the enc
of the program concluded.
Miss Baum, on the contrary, gave
an excellent performance from ths
technical side, while wanting In va
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utes before the arrival Of Alice Fave
and Artie Shaw-the latter two In
different parties. LuiSe Rainer
has reserved a table at the forth
coming academy award banquet.
suppose Luise wants to remind
every one that she won the award
twice and now can't get a job. l
wish I were a producer, I'd hire
Miss Rainer. She can act the spots
OF most of the boys and girls en-
joying success in pictures.
Oh, for a William Powell for a
husband He has Just given wife
Diana Lewis a blank check for her
to buy her Christmas presents I
remember a time when William was
quite careful about money. But
since the little brunette came into
his life, he's been a regular spend
ing Colossus. Nancy Kelly and
Edmund OBrien will marry early
in the new year.
Mary Martin persuaded the
Paramount biggies to let her sing
a song in New York Town" And
thereby hangs a story. that proves
again the why and wherefore Of
Nary's popularity Director Charles
Vidor had a new way for Mary to
sing the song. She protested please
do it my way. and then see and hear
the rushes-and if you don't like
it my way. we'll DO it yours" said
Charles. Mary Goes not usually
look at her rushes-says it makes
her self conscious. But she did this
time And the next day a humble
Miss Martin told the director. I've
never recorded a song so WE'LL"
Evening star., 1940-12-13


Moonlight Bay" America, l Love
YOU" "K-K-Katy," etc. The story
on which all the singing and dane
ing is hung is practically Identical
with that of Alexis Band, but with
all those pretty songs, lovely girls
and handsome men, what the heck?
After all, you can't have Hamlet"
with the Misses Faye and Cradle.
With his traditional fair for doing
the song cavalcade in a big way,
Daryl zanuck has been downright
lavish in Tin Pan Alley He gave
1t appeal (don't ask us the particu-
lar kind when he added Miss
Cradle to Miss Faye, the single
glamour girl of "Alexander's Rag
time Band" And for the comedy
element, he scored very nicely by
inserting Jack Oakie, Mr.. Oakie
being very much in demand since
he portrayed Mussolini as a loud
burp in The Great Dictator"
X X =; *
Tin Pan Alley" the place where
the right song could turn a tramp
into a tycoon overnight, is pictured
rather wistfully in the second in
stallment of Zanuck's history Of
popular music True, when guy or
a pal managed to write or to sing
a number that caught on, there
was no limit to the luxury he or
she, could lie in. That, however,
was more or less the dream; the
actuality being a long, sustained at
tack of heartbreak. of demorallza-
ton, of geniuses who had to take
the insults of ianitors, OF sweet.
lovely girls who could inspire a
man to success only to have him
turn out to be a heel An unwit-
ting one, to be sure, but still a
heel.
The unwilling heel in this case Is
Payne, the lovely girl. Miss Faye,
He's song publisher, she the blond
beauty whose vaudeville success
makes her fine song plugger.
Their common career of business
and romance starts off with a
number new, incidentally called
"You Say the Sweetest Things
(Baby)" From there, as it zips
along toward bigger profits, nour-
ishing food. Bond street and
Schiaparelli clothes, a Walloplng
medley of old tunes carries Miss
Faye and Miss Cradle singing
and/or dancing their way through
the picture.
The lavishness of everybody's sue
cess, before it turns to ashes, is
represented in a production number
which is just about the biggest ever
created in H wood musicale. That S
the "Sheik of Araby' item of which
you may have heard rumors to the
effect that the Hayes office said
tut, tut" Full of all kinds OF
specialties, including the acrobatics
of a pair of colored dancers, the
thing reaches its climax when the
Misses Faye and Cradle sing and
dance it in fashion that ought to
do a lot of good for Araby as a
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Deanna Now Starts
Her Ninth Film

With hit number eight chalked up
to the credit of Deanna Durbin and
Producer Joe Pasternak on the re-
cent release Of Spring Parade" the
star-p producer combination have be-
gun their ninth film at Universal
studios. Mice Girl" is the title Of
the new picture, for which Paster-
max has lined up probably the stars
strongest supporting cast to date.
Evening star., 1940-12-13
The Letter. Stays
At Metropolitan

1.-The Letter" giving Bette Davis
q chance to perform in a fashion
which has critics fairly drooling,
entered it's third downtown week
yesterday at the Metropolitan. II
any one remains alive who has not
heard about it The Letter is the
venerable Somerset Vaughan melo-
drama of the perfect Bette Davis
heroine. In 12 (most likely grip
ping reels she manages to betray
her husband. shoots her lover. sac
rifce the familys closest friend.
bribe the woman whose husband
she killed, lie her way out of a
murder penalty and then has to be
stabbed to death. j. c.
Evening star., 1940-12-13

to the right Deanna Darbin and
Fiance Vaughn Paul are looking for
a building site in Beverly Crest
which is a mountain in Beverly Hills
When Deanna moves out OF her
present home. understand that her
sister, her sisters husband, and their
baby will move in with Mama and
Papa Durbin
Ann Sheridan will settle her dis
pute with Warmers in January, but
I am afraid it will be on the studio S
terms.
Fred Astaire has been ordered by
his doctors to rest. He lost too much
poundage during his last picture.
:. The sudden epidemic of divorce
rumors is now threatening the Ann
Sothern-Roger Pryor union. Say
what's happening to everyone? . .
Lana Turner and Tony Martin
leave the Brown Derby two min
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MIR. and Mrs. Powell Star
In Il Want a Divorce
Happily Wed Pair Plays Happily
Wed Pair in Capitol Film;
Harriet Hoctor on Stage
BY HARRY MACARTHUR.

Something has happened HOLLYWOOD Right in the face of its
thorough married
should something agreeable know
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title Tin Pan
Alley" with Alice
F ay e, B e t t y
Ora b ! e, Jack
Oakie and John
Payne in the
major roles. The
big, melodious,
handsomely un-
dressed t h n g
will be found at
the P a ! &C e by
those who want
to h ar sue h
touching num-
bers as Good
Bye B r o adway.
H lilo France" "
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Garfield Still in Stir
In Earle's New Picture
But Good Playing by Stellar Cast
Makes Melodrama Fair Fare;
Stage Show Goes Circusy

The grim gray walls that melodrama to which John Garfield
latest alias for the story
credltable
oia
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matrimonial in
[ en- { ion S with
young Mr.. Bris-
son. But expert
ence has taught
me to be skep-
tical.
John B a rry-
more carries IL
his wallet minia =
ture photograph; ;
of all his wives
five, I believe. He
refers to this as
"The Wives Gal
lery." there are
two blank spaces.
The line forms
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Ann Sheridan May Settle
Her Dispute Next Month
That's the Story Now, Though Term
Probably Will Favor Warmers;
Deanna Is House Hunting
By SHEILAH GRAHAM.

reminds
he was introduced 70 hef as
Carl
executives wished TO hide the @ OF
Which ROE hough
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Tin Pan Alley at Palace
A De Luxe History of Song
With the Misses Faye and Cradle,
1t Has Beauty, Richness and
A Melodious Kind of Charm
By JAY CARMODY.

By the time the last customer had bought the last ticket for Alex
Twentieth
something making
Immediately
during Ragime
Evening star., 1940-12-13

lIIe uIlIItS OF VIIe PcIIUe UotV 0ffOfo
were enough good ones left over to
make another picture. The studio
has made it under the nostalgia
Evening star., 1940-12-13

wears. However, the last time I saw
Miss Russell, she vehemently denied
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-21

Lightning All strike at this
Monday nights meeting u Rhosies
post. American Legion. Net tho
usual lsps q lightning. however.
In this cass u yin flssh from the
fingers az velma cFizmon. cham.
pson i7-ysar-old wrist a IAncoin
nigh school.
Miss Crismen. q senior. will ~
presented ny Principal n O. Heal
In q io-minuts exhibition q typ
ing speed n composition ~ chi
csgo IN June. the local siri broke
three worlds records and placed
first N four events she likewise
won the steweii trophy for the
highest score in machine trans
eruption.
Also appearing 81 the Legion
program will h Howard Y. oooid.
city superintendent II schools. who
Win discuss problems % national
defense and how they effect the
work % the schools IN this AREA
Junlor Wee Commander ~nud'
nussslis. IN charge of the program.
announces refreshments vii he
served later in ths newly floored
basement cf Legion hall.
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Tacoma Bank Celebrates Its
55th Anniversary Saturday

Ths s5th anniversary 81 the Ma
tional Bank of Washington viii b.
observed saturday night with =
dinner and dance 1T the Tacoma
Country and Golf club.
A. L. conniek of San Francisco.
vice president Of the Bank Of
America National Trust and Saw
ings association Of San Francisco,
will be guest Of honor.
Some 200 officers and members
of the staff from the main office
In Tacoma and from the branches
In Bremerton. Kent. Auburn. Fort
Lewis. chehalis. Toledo. winlock.
Castle Rock and Kalsma viii at
tend.
q. M. Jackson. chairman Of the
board OF directors and president
Of the bank, will preside. and John
Murray. Chehslis attorney, will be
POSTMASTER. The address OF well
come win be given by Arthur Il.
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Carsisns Holding
Open House Monday

Open house viii be held Al the
Carstens Packing Co. Monday and
Tuesday. celebrating completion Of
a building and improvement pro-
gram planned by the late Thomas
carstsns IS years ago. Guides viii
be available 10 show all parties
through every department Of the
plant, said 10 be the most modern
and complete Of It's kind In the
United States.
Plant officials announced satur-
day the purchase Of prize-winning
beef from the Pacific international
Livestock exposition a. Portland.
Ore
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Nes FIHsI FsIIf 1ast
oci % Nes . Nef ~ o. -
psr "a. tsssslss y y esnws.ss.se..
rsr-s.., for w..s,as,es Gen
orally fair IN eastern portion and
unsettled With occasional rain
west portion tonight and Sunday:
moderate temperature; decreasing
southerly wind Oft coast decreas-
ing southeasterly over inland
waters.
Al Tacoma . n. Saturday
Rain: wind east, = n. ,. n Baron
eter soos. unstesdily rising. Ca.
Rainfall 1t Tacoma - hours
ending 3 q N. Saturday. - inch;
since oct. l. 7io inches. . surplus
81 10 inch. since Jan. /. 2ste
inches. deficiency Of ia inches.
sun rises Sunday At as. sets
as s:ia: rises Monday AZ e.s7. sets
at s.ia
Taeomss weather on Oct 10.
1889 Cloudy. 10 inch 81 rain.
maximum temperature s. degree.
and minimum 81. Highest wind
velocity n m. p. h. from the south.
west.
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By Lichty

Brouss. executive vice presid>nt Of
the main office, and the respons<
by Charles r. Buchanan. a ths
staff.
The program. which viii begin
at $50 p. m. also viii include vocal
and vaudeville numbers. concluding
with a dance from . p. m. 10 mid
night.
According 10 bank officials, the
National Bank Of Washington has
deposits totaling $4,000. 900. with
the broadening OF policy and the
resultant public reaction largely
responsible for the Increase.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-21
ASK STOP SIGN

Establishment Of ons-wsy
stop sign at Ea. T and Fairbanks
SITS. TO eliminate the hazard Of
accidents. at the foot Of the hill
on Fairbanks was requested of the
public safety department In q pc
tition filed with the city clerk
Saturday. s. ID. Christofferson.
1851 Ea. Fairbanks. and 70 others
signed the petition.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-21

Postal receipts for the first IS
days OF October totaled ts5.4s3s5.
compared with s25. o34.s2 for the
same period last year. according 10
Postmaster George Fishburns. This
represents an increase Of 1881
or $685. per cent. the largest gain
Of the year for that period Of time.
Healthy business conditions con-
tributed largely 10 the Increase.
F1shburne said.
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No Verdict In
Toll Bridge Case

A federal jury returned q no
judgment verdict here Saturday
against the Wanna Toll Bridge Co.
which sought $4,000 from tho gov
eminent 10 help cover the cost Of
raising the bridge over the colum-
bia river.
The government had represented
itself willing 10 grant a judgment
Of $1,000. but the f1rm insisted
that increased maintenance costs
loss Of tolls. and other matters
could not be adjusted Al less than
SIS. 900.
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Druft List Growing

County Auditor Davis had Is
new names to add TO the list Of
draft registrants Saturday after
two days in which those who for
got or were too slow were per-
mitted to sign up. Most of the
late registrsnts claimed confusion
as to whether they were required
TO register.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-21
Hold Driver After
He Hits Parked Car

He'd a. a drunken-dfivinF sus-
pect, Ivan b. Caldwell. Is, Ia
facing . police court hearing set
for Saturday. Oct. 26.
Police said he was at the wheel
Of an automobile that struck q car
parked In front Of 172b No Steele
st. about 12.45 a. m. In the
parked machine we're James Gard
ner and Jack o'Brisn. Of 272z No.
soth st-. and Maurice Hickey. liv-
ing at the No. Steele address. who
held Caldwell TIN police arrived.
The suspect was given a blood
alcohol test.
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Actions in Divorce

Divorce actions were filed in
superior court here Saturday by
Dorothy against J. N. Brsget.
grounds cruelty: Esther q. against
Lawrence II. Brown. incompatible
ity. and Ada Lottie against Arden
s. Davis. burdensome hornelife.
An interiocutory decree was
granted 70 Margaret NJ from Ar
thur G. Eastman: final DEGREES 10
Thslms 8. from Angelo spero and
Cecil from katherine Mayhem.
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Elsie Morti Trial
SET for Nov. 8

Trial Of Elsie MART, z4-yesr-oid
county election board clerk. on q
charge Of negligent homicide was
set by Judge Ernest M. Card
Saturday for Nov. 9.
Miss Nsrti faces that charge a.
result Of the accident the night Of
Sept. 20 at 30. 3sth and Pacific
when George A. c,ntafson. II. Of
3s05 Ia. ID 81. was struck and
killed By her car.
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GEYsER m sTREgT

Residents In the vicinity II No.
iith and Madison sts. were getting
their showers from above and be-
los. early Saturday. The morning
dowBponr vas augmented ~ =
water main that sprung leak ana
produced = four-foof gsyser, about
Ga. N. R>sidsnu called polles. who
In turn notified ths water depart
nent repair crew.
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Held as Witness
OF Suitcase Theft

On an order by Judge Fred G.
Remain. Roy Arthur Mccormick.
IS. of Seattle. was held In the
county Jail a. q material witness
for the trial OF Darrell Starr. -.
Of Yakima. charged with theft Of
four suitcases at the North Coast
bus station Thursday morning.
Mccormick was arrested by po-
lice shortly after the theft in the
same hotel room where Starr was
found going over contents Of the
suitcases. The Seattle man was
not charged with grand larceny as
was Starr but his bond was set
at $1,000.
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Library Continues
Authors Exhibit

The public library viii eontinus
iis exhibit Of Tacoma writers until
the end Of October. the library
staff announced Saturday. The an
nual exhibit. now In ne sixth year.
IL showing work Of local writers.
fiction. technical work and poetry.
during the past II months.
More than 100 psrsons are rep
resented IN II and samples Of the
work Of most Of them placed IN the
display case in the entrance haIl u
the downtown library building.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-21
Condemn More
Bonneville Lund

Fifty-five more tracts OF land
in Cowlitz and Lewis counties were
acquired by the government m
Bonneville condemnation eases
presented In federal district court
Friday. John w. Fishburns. as
sisting the government In Bonnie
vile cases. said that proceedings
are moving rapidly and that mass
cases. involving 500 and 400 acres
Of land, were virtually closed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-21

Thieves active in the downtown
area during the night stole Q
spare tire and wheel from q car
belonging to Charles Plonski. Rt.
3, Box SIS. Tacoma. parked on
SO. 14th st. between A st. and
Pacific ave. and a bicycle from
Robert Kent. III Es Wright ave-.
from So. 9th and Commerce sts.,
police reported Saturday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-21
LOCAL oIHL HosoRED

Peggy Buren. ss32 No. Proctor
st. has been initiated into the
Warrington state college chapter
Of Spurs. nstionsl sophomore
womsns service honorary. accord
ing 70 word recsiyed here sstuf-
day from Pullman.
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TD(HNoCRACY TALK

Technocrscy will present Norwin
X. johnson in free public address
at Emerson hall. 1904 Broadway,
beginning at 8 ?. m. Monday night.
Cordial invitation TO the public was
issued.
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WHITE rs GRANDAD

County Engineer Ern;s White
was passing cigars Saturday in
observance Of his arrival at new
status Of grandfather. Bringing
him the honor were Mr.. and Mrs.
Stanley White. whose baby u .
girl.
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BANK TRANSACTIONS

SEATTLE - Clearings, sss465,-
1912; balances. s3.652. 741.O4s
transactions. s15.s74 10000
PORTLAND - Clearing. 81 .z4e.-
ss1 IS: balances. s2.057 .5z1 o.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-21

Building permits fo< constrse-
ton q two $4,000 residences II
shit and sfis ~. bell - have
been issued 10 o. n Tucker. 7s<
Ca. 18th II. <. n. Tucker. 71t
IA. ssth. obtained ; permit for
construction Of $1,000 cottage
AZ $500 IA. c a.
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HAPPY
Mirthday

SATURDAY. oCfoaER =
n. Cuurtney, 49, -. Alas-
uortA aee.
: GFa<aea nailey. sc Hsst
Snth -
M. ". ?. Ysreezl eesa. a
Ta~eaza ava.
Mis- Anes NeeEazef. ~ q
nax a.
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BEHIND the
Ticker
Nv LOUIS N. SCHNEIDER

NEW YORK = During private
conversation with many Of the
some five hundred leaders OF the
nations manufacturing. business.
financial and publication worlds
who attended Alfred p. sloan's
luncheon this week. your cores
pondent noted that each man was
weighing carefully the possibility
Of this country's being ut war
some time next year.
The feeling that war was not
remote threat was strengthened
by William S. Knudsen. national
advisory commission production
chief. He openely stated that all
must cooperate ss rapidly as pos
sible because time is short. He
stressed that by April, 1912. the
government must have equipment
for an army Of 1900. 900 men and
all heavy equipment for soo.o 900
more"
Indispensable - The Aluminium
Company OF America will ask the
government that certain OF its
employees be exempt from the one
year military service draft on the
ground that the company's opera
tions are important in the national
defense program and that these
employees are Indispensable. Other
corporations active on national de-
Tense contracts will follow this
course.
Unchanged Steel trade insiders
say that when the 1e41 first
quarter delivery prices are an
nounced late in November, they
will be unchanged from prevailing
figures. A boost will be necessary,
however, If labor demands higher
wages or IL scrap prices move up
sharply.
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Markets oft q
Glance

otoSk<-IrrekuIar ead quiet
Bondz-IrreKular: Z. 8. Eox-
ernments steady.
Curb stocks-Irregular.
Foreign exehange-slight1y
firmer.
Cctton-About steady.
Wheaf-Up about = TO y cent.
Corn-About steady.
Rubeer-Eaxy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-21
Y. Y. CURB STOCKS

Closing Prices Furnished by
Dean Witter A. Company
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SATURDAYS QUOTATIONS.

Quotations courtesy Dean .lttei a
Co, Warrington Bldg, members
New York Stock Exchaneel
High Low Close
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Stocks Move Irregularly in
Quiet Saturday Session

DOW JONES AVERAGES
industrial ...1s2.1S. off o.27
Rail .......-.. zs-ee. of cor
Utility 1900. $40. eff els
IS stocks .. s472, offaII
Stock sales Appropriated 72O.-
300 shares Saturday against 200
900 in the short session two weeks
previously. The exchange was
closed = week ago Saturday for
the Columbus day holiday. Curb
stock sales were 5000 shares the
same as two weeks previously.
NEW YORK Stocks moved ir-
regularly in quiet session saur-
day.
Leading stocks we're narrow
movers. Top steels were steady 10
slightly lower. General Motors
was steady and chrysler easier.
Utilities, rails and coppers were
mixed narrowly.
Several preferred issues made
gains Of two points or more. in
eluding A. u. Byers. up TIVE; Gen.
eral Cigar, up two: Pacific Tele-
phone, up IA. and Penick 4 Ford.
up five.
Amusements were firm. Pare
mount equaled Its high At So
up y.
SATURDAYS QUOTATIONS.
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ttsIps Male and fsmsls

sOBKn. reiiabss man and Nife %
fman dAify fanrh References re-
CURED. Ord sasss hoiAaf Asule,
nlshsd write -. Tacoma Tlnes.
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