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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-22
Ladies of Kiwanis
To Be Entertained
Mrs. Wallace Larson TO Be
Hostess for Luncheon

Mrs. Wallace Larson. 1920
No. Cedar, is opening her
home to members Of the
Ladies of Kiwanis on Monday
for 1890 luncheon. Mrs.
Frederick II endrickson IL
chairman of the hostesses for
the afternoon and is being as
sisted by Mrs. Herbert Sturt-
ridge, Mrs. A. II. Rode and
Mrs. Harold Johnson.
Mrs. Lock Riehl has been invit-
ed TO be the guest speaker for the
afternoon program. Piano num-
bers viii be presented by Miss
Barbara Engberg. freshman at
Stadium high school.
Members Of the board who met
on Friday at the home Of Mrs.
Frank Merris to make plans for
the meeting are Mrs. Frederic
Dean, the president. Mrs. John
Raine. Hrs. Edwin Clark, Mrs.
J. r. Burkey, Mrs. Charles Berry.
Mrs. Everett Smith. Mrs. Vernon
Patterson and Mrs. Harold Mem.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-22
Mrs. Bordeaux Feies
Mrs. Harold Craven

A surprise and farewell party
was given by Mrs. Ted Bordeaux
Of 22iS No. Union Thursday eve
ming for Mrs. Harold Craven who
Ia leaving Tacoma 20 reside In
Spokane. Mr.. and Mrs. n. G.
Craven have been In Tacoma for
the past two years, but now Mr..
craven's firm has transferred them
to Eastern Washington.
Guests Of Mrs bordeaux were
members Of her bridge club and
A few OF Mrs. crayen's friends,
Those invited for an evening Of
contract bridge were Mesdsmes
Lloyd wyman. Michael Lavelle.
Chef Anderson. Plummer York.
Leonard Bcrglund and Misses Lii
Ian Alvestad. Dorothy kimbaii
and Evelyn Kincaid. From Seattle
came Mrs. Albert Dreger MAR
garet waiter) and Mrs. Clarence
Peterson.
Favors were presented 20 Mrs.
Clarence Peterson. Mrs. piummsr
York and Miss Lillian Aivestad.
Gifts were presented 10 Mrs. Har-
old Craven from her friends and
the members Of har bridge club
surprised Mrs. Bordeaux with a
charming gift for her new home.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-22

Although the lecture series
closed Friday evening. there will
be an annual luncheon meeting of
the council, tentatively set for May
Is, at the Tacoma club.
Among the many who attended
the banquet were Messrs. and Mes
danes George Smiley. Harold
Davis, Emmons, Palmer Kennedy.
Frank Carnahan, Ray Thompson.
Joseph Gilpin, L. Donald Fisher.
w. Grant Hellar, William Mccor-
mick. Robert Abel, c. b. Welch.
w. w. Williver. Williams. Charles
Lea, James Dempsey, Charles
Johnson. II. S. cowles. Il. b. King.
William Panman. +. Paul Todd.
Drs. and Mesdames Miles PARROT.
Benjamin Terry, Darcy Dayton.
Robert Beach, Wilbur Ely, Judge
and Mrs. E. NJ. Card, Maj. and Mrs.
e. p. Antonovich, DIR. Henry Min
ton, DIR. Edward II. Todd. DIR.
Frank G. Williston, Judge Blanche
Funk Miller.
Mesdames ]. A. Gabel, r. D.
Wheeler, Linden Mander. II. ].
Whitacre, o. G.. Ellis, Clark, Ruby
Moos, Elda Comfy. Jessie Mccoy.
Mable Hayden, Lyle Ford Drushel.
Mr.. MODS. Mr.. A. B. Coulter, Misses
Lucille Berg. Margaret Long,
Helen Long. Anita James, Florence
Dunset. Mildred Nelson, Dorothy
r. Smith. Ramona Houlton. Mar
garet Kirk. Grace Van Rey. Emma
Van Rey. Dorothy Stewart. Frieda
Schumacher, Kittie A. Bramble. b.
skiurus. Jessie 1. Lilly. Stella Lilly.
Mary Patterson, Alberta Black.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-22
Annual Y.W.C.A.
Meeting Monday

Mrs. M. d. Wilkinson, president
of the Tacoma Y. w. c. A. an
nounces that the annual meeting
of the Y. w. c. A. will be held
Monday. April 20. with a dinner
beginning at 6 o'clock.
The Business and Industrial
girls department will present a
short skit. The Girl Reserves are
in charge of the closing worship
service. The Rev. Harold B. Long
will be the guest speaker.
The committee in charge Of ar
rangements are Mrs. A. U. Wes-
colt, chairman, assisted by Mrs.
Ed. Harmon, Mrs. George Van
denburg, Mrs. Arthur Green, Miss
Ethel Cotter, and Mrs. w. e.
Dickson.
Eight new members Of the board
of directors are to be elected at
this meeting. and members are
urged 10 send their ballots TO the
Y. w. C. A. or to bring them to
the dinner meeting.
Reservations are to be In by
Saturday, April 81. at noon. BR.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-22
Mrs. Bell Honors
Miss Willard

Miss Louise willard. hrsds.sle<t
~ Mr.. narssi snnns % Madison.
via. wss feted On saturday sft~Fs
noon II the hsme u Mrs.. y u.
nsll. rns party as . pottery
shower.
Mas willard has chosen Nay Z
for her wedding day. Ths esses
nsany win he read aslistiy n the
morning with Dr. and MFA puu
willard. brother ana sisssr.in-inw
Of the bsids-sIset. ~ the only Il,
PENDANTS.
the hostess On saturday used >
pink and white mptif n hsr deer
rations. Quests WE'RE served a
small tables Mrs. bell wss assist
I'd by Mrs. ~. q. willard. mother
81 the brlds-sieet
Those invited wsrs Mesfemrr
John wofdsn fIsols Penney. w. D.
Penney. =. n. Robertson. usorEs
cortslyou. Edgar podds. l., A.
Hopkins. benjamin Perry. Tracy
n. Dusrfsldt. Don willard. Wsi.
aun rascos. Hugh Clark. Horace
whitaars. David Johnsau. John
oalbraish. IT,. HebeFt \ Miles,
Merton wileox. Misses Ruth crsbn.
betty johnson Of Yakima. Mary
anna fAkins. snd Asdsiins i<ift
~ Seattle. Dorothy ccfseiyea.
Hazel f;eftruds Churchill. t,orrsins
Alexander and Hush csask.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-22

Mr.. A. w. Taylor u general
chairman IL the Tacoma club
dance. He viii he assisted by
Messrs. Henry Foss. James Love.
Dwight Orr and Warren n. Huh.
Invitations 10 the affair win be
issued soon.
Chairman Of the Country club
dance IL Mr.. Harold Alien. Work
ing with him are Mrs. Richard
Derby, Mrs. Lowell T. Murray.
Messrs. n. W. Mccain. Everett
Criggs. n. and I.lewcilyn " Wing.
The university-unson club dance
win compliment officers at Me-
Chord field. Mr.. Charles pcsisn
il general dance chairman. a.
sisted by Meszs. Horace Geer.
Robert jackson. James MeiisnEer.
Andrew Jorgenson, y. r. Fctterolf,
@. N. Arneson and Nelson =.
Perkins.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-22
Artists Coierie
To Give Program

Mrs., ". Eugene Euiinnns. pre-
siding hostess OF the Creative Art
lsts' coterie. announces = oompli.
mentary program Of numbers here
tofore given only for invitational
groups Tuesday evening. April ~.
AT > o'clock At ths Divine Science
church. Division and J sta.
Tho singers who are lending
their voices TO interpret music for
Tacoma compositions are Miss
Anna Mikkelsen. soprano. and
Raymond Fisher. baritone.
Marion Seymour IL intsrpreta-
tive reader for ths epic poem AZ
the evening. and VIII wear a cos
tune Of 1880.
The program includes . group
u soprano songs composed by
Helen NJ. congdon. with words BY
Washington poets. They are
@capricoio." Msuas Rice Skinner:
Cup Of Cold" Ethsiyn Miller
Hartwich: THE Nightingale and
You" Henry Victor Morgan.
Fable" words siso BY Mrs. Cong
don. and From the Isins iisa Him"
by Elizabeth Crawford Yates Of
Vancouver. Wash.
The second section Of The pro-
gram which n plonser IN thsms.
includes thu three numbers of Mrs,
congdon's "pionssr Suite" '-rhs
End Of the TRIAL. an Indian song
by Marietta Conway ksnnsrd:
Cowboy Of Yesterday" BY Qussns
DAVIDSON Miller. and wagon
Wheels Of Pioneefs' BY Ethsiyn
Miller Hartwich. Ths reading n
an epic poem, Jason Lea and Tina
Oregon Country" with accompany.
ing songs. all written by Mrs
Hartwich. Singing Loom" and
BE still and Know" Tbs poem
IL given IN nine episodes covering
the contribution Of Jason Lee 20
securing tho Oregon country for
the United Stats.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-22
Council Holds Final Banquet
Friday at Weyerhaeuser Hall
World Affairs Group TO Meet for Annual Luncheon
Session May is at Tacoma Club Dining Room

Bringing to close their series of dnnerectures, the
World Affairs Council gathered formally in Weyerhaeuser
hall of the Y. w. c. A. Friday evening TO hear two
speakers in the field of international affairs
DR.. Linden A. Mander and DIR. ]. b. Condiffe.
The reception for the members preceded the dinner hour
with Dr. E. C. Wheeler, the president, and the other
officers receiving Mrs Robert Beach in charge of the
reception arrangements.
Deep tulips predominated in the floral appointments
for the table with baskets of blossoms in several
of the and the stage. The tulips sent by
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Waite 0rton from their home at
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-22
Calendar OF May Hghgted By Much Social Acf
Three Dancing Parties Loom
On Ciiy's Social Horizon


Come the latter part Of spring. with IL days and
clear sartudded nights and three prominent Tacoma clubs
busy with plans for Maytme dances These who attend
all three viii find themselves in entirely different set
ting each Saturday evening for three consecutive week ends
Locale for the first affairs formal dance be given
May III by the Tacoma elub-wil be In the Tacoma club
rooms high atop one Of the eitys alest buildings The
seconda dinner May Is the Tacoma Country and
Golf ciub-wi have tho colonial grandeur Of the club
house the shores of American lake for it, setting
sweeping view of the sound stones throw from the city
center will the background for tho third affairs for
nal be given May Is 1t tho unversityunc club
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-22
Miss Mary B. Fox
Reveals Betrothal
Announces Engagement TO
Mr.. George AardaI

MARY and George-in
June" inscribed in pink icing
on individual white cakes, re-
vealed the betrothal Satur-
day afternoon of Miss Mary
B. Fox of Fife to Mr.. George
|. Aardal. The announcement
party was given at the home
of Miss Fox's sister, Mrs. j.
Lee Kress, on Summit road.
Miss Fox has been on the
faculty of the Bremerton
schools for the past year.
Miss Fox welcomed her guests
in red and white print dress and
her sister received in navy sheer.
Both wore corsages Of gardenias.
Pink and white sweet peas GEN.
tered the lace covered luncheon
table.
Guests were Mesdames Cyrus
Richardson, Louis Mettler, Frank
w. Fox, ]. Lee kress and Miss
Katherine Zittel of Tacoma. Com
ing from out-of-town for the oc-
casion were Mrs. Joseph Pachot
of Day Island, Mrs. Bernard Reed
er and Miss Ruth Thorson Of
Olympia. Mrs. Ray G. johnson of
Seattle, Mrs. Lee Gum of Elec-
iron, Mrs. Carroll Richardson of
Bremerton, Mrs. Erwin johnson
of Raymond, Miss Evelyn Jacob
son of Sumner, Mrs. Charles
Thorpe of Everett and a sister,
Mrs. Thomas Celestial Of Algona.
Mr.. Aardal is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Sivert Aardal Of Shelton.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-22
May Bride-Eleci
Complimenied
Miss Comfort Entertained
Friday by Min Fslzsr

Miss Jeanne Comfort. who
recently announced May 81 ~
the day for her wedding TO
Mr.. James Windsor Rawlings,
ir.. Is one Of tho busiest
hrides-elect this season.
Parties are rapidly being
planned In her honor by her
many friends here and In
Seattle.
On Friday evening Mis- Mary
Louise Felser conplsmentsd Mis&
Comfort IT . personal shower.
Three tables Of bridge were IN play
during the evening,
For late supper the table was
eentcred with iris and yellow and
orchid tulips.
Guests were hesdames James
Woods. Richard Bennett. Miss>s
Betty oreiwe. peioris o'cenpeil.
Geraldine dayeraft. Julia Jean
Lsahey, Ann Louise ureiwe. Nancy
Haley. Mary Esther McNershnsy.
Patricia Calvert. ueraldine Ella
brse. Sally Hunt and Jane All.
sfrum.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-22
Mrs. William L. Davis
Visitor in Tacoma

Mrs. william L. Davis, who for
many years was resident Of Ia
coma, was greeted by her host of
friends when she visited Tacoma
briefly OH Wednesday. The Davises
now make their home in Seattle
since their departure from Tacoma
several years ago.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-22
Mrs. 3. A. Muller
To Entertain Monday

Members of Better Gardens club
will meet At the home Of Mrs. ID.
A. Muller. i24g so. Stevens ST..
Monday afternoon al 2 o'clock.
Members will respond 10 roll call
by naming one new annual. Mrs.
]. Murphy will lead the botanical
drill. Mrs. Morrison wiIi read =
paper on Native Birds" Mrs.
Jack Thompson viii give acme
timely gladiola "'rips." Mrs, Geo.
Eckela will speak on What Seed
10 Plant for summer Bloom" Al
close Of meeting = treasure chest
will be- held.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-22

Mrs. Bryson Ross Gardner and
Mrs. Brian Shera were hostesses
on Friday afternoon at Mrs. Card
ner's home for an informal 4
o'clock tea and surprise shower
for Mrs. J. Arthur Thompson.
Floral appointments on the tea
table were small nosegays of
spring blossoms.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-22
Mr.. and Mrs. Baron
nscsive Congratulations

NJ and Mrs. Frank t14<oo A.,
sFs FeeetvsaE foaxsslaiskso6e -
IN hiFfh n saa. NIeheei rsae<
&c. IA rsssma oea<rni haeo'taL
April ~. usa Harsh \ ~ fa<~
nsr Pauline Fri~s>a. d4a9fles -
NJ. end nfs ?. \. rrleese. oges<
grandparents shsFsax ~ fel>fI>a-
flaas are IN. snd Mr. xsonH
issrnH. ssa th< xrsst Kr@ndpestetn
~. sna Mrs. tfxak knr~o9HI
and Mrs.. a. Jee1rsei. ~ oy<I1x,
snd = Es<xt.xrsst efoa1nse<1ex.
Mrs. !, =. PRESSES q taeeosver,
4. c.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-22
Day Nursery Club 10
ksss Thursdsy

MIRA .. Constant viii open hsf
home ii 7o2 Ne. sth Thursday
afternoon 10 members u NJ Day
Nursery club Lssnehsons will b.
served a 1880 aeloek. Assisting
hostsssss will he Ass. Frank =
Msrris. Mrs. Albert A. Dusnwsid.
Mrs.. q. n. Laws and nss, q. 4.
Miller.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-22
Buckmasiers Return
From California

Mr.. and Mrs. p. +. Buckmaster
returned late this week from a
six weeks motor trip through
California cities. Their journey
included stops In many interesting
spots including Palm Springs. In
claremont they visited Mrs.
Buckmaster's sister and in nearly
every city met Tacomans who are
also enjoying spring In California.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-22
Annual Staff TO
Give Benefit

Members of the staff of the
Clover Park high school annual,
Klahoway, will entertain on Sat
urday evening at a benefit dance
in the Steilacoom Town hall. The
committee includes Mr.. Spencer
Pitts, Misses Marjorie Hatcher,
Jaunita Ledford and Marceila Herr.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-22
Philomsfheans 10 Entertain
Sunday Afternoon

Philomatheans are going ahead
with their extensive plans for an
Italian dinner 10 be held Sunday.
According 70 Mrs John Corvari.
who is the general chairman for
the event things are well under
way. Serving viii b. from Il
noon til S O'Clock.
Mrs. Coryari announced the fol-
lowing as her conmittee-women:
Mrs. A. connor. J. corvzri, G.
Arigi, G. Garitone. \. Psglia, G.
Reda, L. Nordi. +. McHugh, y.
Psgni. c. Burton. T. Krohea, r.
81. onge. d. AcCoWn. J. Cora.
c. Oswald. L. Yuncksr. n. PagnL
The dining room committee con-
sists Of Mrs. w. strobeI and Mrs.
F. Schlstter who win be assisted
ably by a subcommittee. Tickets
for the occasion may be obtained
from any club member or any
BelIarmine student
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-22
Receive Congrsiulssions on
Birth OF Daughter

Congratulations are being sz.
tended 10 Mr.. and Mrs Roger w.
johnson on the birth Of their first
child. a daughter. April Is at TIA
coma General hospital Welcoming
the little girl. who has besn named
chariene Louise. are her grand
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Carl J. John.
son Of Tacoma, Mra. Carrie L. MAY
Of Tacoma and Mr.. willard T.
Cook Of Los Angeles.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-22

Th<ts k&FP& - II U<ftEi*@
uliI ns<f Mta.ia1 mefnlnx a f<a
II shs Y. w. g. A. Tnoee pro-
s@atinx Topics On 'sk4usl<u and ~
fssiatAen 70 Inpr<ezlazzAszs efe
Mrs.. W. ~ Albert. ~. Uweo
=. Hughes. snd M. Los H@ke<'
Msnk<rs are lasltea q k<>1E -
many gsests ~ theJ HIsh. % n@ef
ths isefue en- '-fhs ft<iefioe -
Modern Art 10 z1a<lsfn f.<<inx
" Af. Kari kvefM 1siI kne<a
sculptor sna artist. new WFk M
sfnseter ~ the firyanz sehoai zE<
center.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-22

MIRA Z. a Mnnx 1'ae ho&keFa
Friday Al her hozae III 1Iz1 No
Tth st. 10 memb<Fs - tn Wien&&a
Hssalne club. L.lsaeh<en ws9
s<sysd At noon Il tzhIe covered
with : ises cloth and e<nt<red with
"a arrangement II illzez and apps
blossoms.
Following . dieeuaelen q cur
rent events. Mrs. n =. Ritz had
chArxs q tho Esadlng hour.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-06
"The Great DICTATOR!

Your little newsboy had the op-
portunity TO see Charlie Chaplin 5
The Great Dictator" in Seattle
the other night and wishes to pass
the word on TO you that you have
a really fine picture TO enjoy in
the very near future.
am not going to make any
attempt to review II at this
time other than To say that
Chaplin hasn't forgotten how
Ia entertain folks, notwith-
standing the fact that he
hasn't made a picture In five
wears.
II is perhaps the most astound-
ing combination Of slap-stick COM
edy and sincere drama ever 10
reach the screen, and II is GER
tainly the most unusual motion
picture / have ever seen.
Written, directed. produced and
acted by Chaplin, it can be truth
fully said to represent his greatest
contribution one which Is
completely representative of the
man.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-06
Kelly Studios
Open Campaign
Drive to Populorize
Piono Under Way

Inauguration Of an intensive
campaign TO populariEe the study
of the piano WAS announced today
by Helen Kelly. manager and
owner OF the Kelly studios of
Modern Piano.
Amusement and recreation are
things that make working hours
possible. as stated by Miss Kelly In
an interview prior In the inaugura-
ton Of this intensive drive. Vie
who carves so steadily that he has
no time 10 sharpen his knife, works
with duh tool and can't make
much Roadway. The FRESHNESS and
inspiration of self-played music
will make your mind alert. keen
edged. Business or professional
people can't spare great deal
of time TO study music hut the
simplicity of the miracle series Of
modern music will enable the adult
or tn. child 10 make amazing
progress with no more than 30
minutes q day. Music In the home
puts sunshine in the heart
A special course is being Offered
for the benefit of those who would
like to give themselves = chance
for musical education or for all
pisnisis who desire In improve and
be able 10 play The late popular
music IN n professional manner
Miss Kelly will conduct her
courses In her studios located in
the Broadway Theater building.
Ninth and Broadway.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-06
Okag. Doc!

DR.. Peder Jensen. 613 So. SD st,
offered the writer suggestion
which should he passed along TO
the readers Of this column.
Doc is not unmindful of the fact
that Christmas is coming and that
1t will offer US Americans an OPP
portunity TO do something really
worth while for the children Of
war-torn Europe. He feels we who
are blessed with peace and pros
perity might well 20 beyond the
"cast-off' stage and send more
new clothes 10 the youngsters who
will find this winter the hardest OF
their lives.
A buck apiece from those
of us who can afford IL would
buy a lot of new cotton fleece
lined underwear for cold, Ill
fed little bodies In those coun-
tries Of the Old World where
the Pour Horsemen" are nd
Ing ruthlessIy over defen.eIees
children.
Such a contribution would make
everybody warm =. those who re-
ceive and those who give
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-06
George 0'Brien Hero
or New Riviera Film

GsorE. O'firisn. husky exponent
Of outdoor heroes. ha. ons NJ his
fasiest-fidins, hafdss fighting.
stratgbtsst- shooting roles IN
Triple justice his newest thriller
now al the Riviera theater
The popular outdoor star Ia cast
"a two-fistrd sestsrner suspect
ed Of robblng a bank. killing the
cashier and seriously w0unding an
Arizona sheriff How he dstsrn-
lusdiy tracks down each 81 the
zeal criminals ~ order "a clear
his name. Grams the pictur. with
tsnss action
Virginia Vale. for the sistb con
s~cuilvs time. 10 seen ss George
O'arsn's leading lady. Others In
tho esst are Ferry shannon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-06

mount snatchec the Aldrlch ram
lily from the sirwsys FOR its recent
production Of What A Life and
the results were 50 Gratifying
that = second picture VAS put
into production called Life With
Henry. which will feature the
Alduches.
Paramount also bought the title
OF the popular air show. I Want
A Divorce. and commissioned the
high salaried Adela Rogers ST
John to write a screen play around
it-then cast Dick Powell. now of
radio. in the leading role
In Comm Round the Noun
tain Paramount has. besides Bob
Burns and Una Merkel. a host OF
outstanding radio stars. many OF
whom are newcomers to the
screen. They are Pat Barrett bet
ter known as Uncle Ezra OF Rose
dale. Mayor Gildersleeve and the
Old Timer Of the Fibber MCGEE
program. Don Wilson Of Jack
Benny's show; Jerry lYohoodp
Colonna. "Mirandy" and Cliff Ar
quette. that Slsphsppy Granpappy
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-06

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Youthful Romance Al
Blue Mouse Theaier

Blending youthful sncs.
comedy and music. UniverssIs
I'm Nobodys Sweetheart Now"
is the current attraction at the
Blue Mouse theater.
How two pairs Of young lovers
try to solve their romantic prob
lens in the face Of parental OBJ
position Is the theme Of the pro-
drction. said 10 be one Of the
brightest comedies Of the season
Dennis O'Keefe. Constance Moore.
Helen Parrish and Lewis Howard
have the leading roles.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-06

and hope for the lack pot.
In addition to being old enough
70 know what We want. We are
also cid enough 10 know that one
doesn't always get What he wants.
when ne wants a. We IN America
operate on the theory that II the
majority OF our people set what
they want the rest Of as won't
do So bad after all
And 80 when all the bal
lots have been counted and
the majority has spoken. every
last mothers son of III viii put
our shoulders To the wheel and
try To make the neat four
wears a. successful a. We know
how. That, too. il the Amer
lean way Of doing things.
As this Is being written, the
hottest political battle in years has
come TO close. and even as you
read. the die is being cast. What
ever the result, We Will accept 1t
as the will of the majority =.
and 20 from there