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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-09
Young Tacoman
Commits Suicide

Louie 4 Fssmass. II - isis
- fAAlms ave. eammlslsd
suicide IN downtown hotel
Thursday night cafensf T ~
Iang ssla the youth had taken
sirYuhnins
ferrnusi. checked into the hotel
Thursday morning and wrnt d
reetis n HI. rsom. lie "a. not
seen around the hotel during the
das cufseusity Il the manage
ment became sroused shsa the
by failed II answer numerous.
calls Investigation disclosed the
tragedy
Formulas. = member 4 raeoms
chapter. he AelsY and graduate
Of stsdiam high school. a.. =
member If The NJ Nicholas
Hellenic Orthodox church
Surviving arc his parents. NJ
and Mrs August L brother
Peter and = sister. Katherine. all
Of Tacoma
Lynn all announces the funeral
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-09

SEATTLE ~ The International
WoodWorkers Of America. Go. to-
day signed a contract with the
AF'L-siraek Wsysfbasusr Timber
Co plant In Enumclsg
A four 10 five per cent increase
in wages Vss provided IN ths
agreement. Dat plant officials ssid
they would not attempt 70 reopen
the mil or Two down in Everett
unless STATE courts granted TIER
petition for an order hating ALL
plcketinF u the mills
The AF'L Lumber ard 4lilsork-
err union struck for a u cent an
hour increase
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-09
An Expert
Appraises
The War

Winston ehafehlas ss.tsn.nt
n ~ heass - semmeas thss
1.fszt britain Intends = insFsa.~
slF hesanlnxs i .eatk.En IssEf
ffam tsseek ssssz 81 - 10 flFss
fxsl ssss II Itsnsa asefsl. .sae<
auszailnis sntf.aes Enfa ~. vss
ne ar fslas esss natthefn lt.ss
hass eeen sporadic sssf e@<Asn~a
- ths lenk night. q the British
Machines nexe..st.slns ~ ans<rs
- e eaFnh. u rfssts< sr.ee -
gasoline
rrem s.s<~e<. kasstss. ~
.hesteT alss.~ee - ssls~ssAas
Issn.n s~.tes. 81. permit
he.ss l.te..sfssss. - nssssA
attacks. .ha~aas the isslls..
a .srest ~ ts~ se~ftsst ssw
.. fhem
trem sr~ts % Nsplss me
sir iise - as.uat th~ .aw.s -
frem esrsasa q. nsssskssu.
~hlsk has k~eau< $50 ~ -
mass devastated s.etuAa mill.
s.ss eAl~ssis~s 81 sA~ n.sal
Air fare.
~ iasAtlas british az hA.<. sa
the rslarons..ssa psnla.si. - sh~
0rssk mainland. ina nsltlss ear
eat their .prfussh h seethsfn
itsiy - per cent There /. s.ssoa
l. believe lhls aass FERNS part II
TIE lisitlsh plan
II all take sans nsti~ time
haNss.s. fes british preparations
fes = fail az offensive sxsln.s
southern italy II es eemrlsss
Churchill said The heus~ ~ sem
mons The Greeks hsa maintained
such strict neutrality. rrssieu. ID
The Italian invasion. that the nfit
lsh government ~as not seauslns
ell with ufsek tntsntlens and dis.
positions
Nm preliminary Assis. sss~sh
strstsst. plans. tAesessr~. hAa
b~~r dr.ired .pss IN advance
ef Aassaiisi'. drive ses.s. the
Alhsaiaa harder. despite nas.
aims pledge 10 s.ss.s 0r~>~s.
u ss. .~ees.as, fss Inc nus-
i.h Ia siikpsaia their ssvss Dssss
sisff consultations ~tth TIE
a.~sk high s.usnsssa w~sti
after the Initial Iisstas sp~vs.
ii.es hogan.
THIS fact explains the eompsfs.
tive slownsss uf British AID n
Greece In gathering momentum
The Greeks llas tn. Belgian.
would not allox advance prepare
,lou. for defense Ia be ARRANGED
In cooperation sith tbs british
doubtless fsarlns any such action
would siys Italy an opportunity In
ehafgs Athens sith violating N.
rules If neutrality.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-09
Will Build Six
Navy Gun Plants

WASHINGTON A Sl13. 900 600
expansion program. to provide
guns for the two-ocean navy. will
begin soon with construction of six
naval gun factories in the midwest.
navy officials indicated today.
The building program was au-
thorized in the second defense sp-
preparations bill passed by con-
gress.
A board, composed of Capt. D.
F Ducey and Comdr. T. D Rud-
dock, started an inspection tour
of prospective sites a month ago.
They are expected to report soon
to Rear Admiral w. r. Furlong.
chief of the bureau of ordnance
The plants are to be located be-
tween Pittsburgh and st. Louis. in
line with the administrations pol
icy of developing defense industries
away from the vulnerable Atlantic
} coast but close to labor supply.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-09
Coffee 10 Speak
To Posimasiers

t'ansssssmaa sahs y raffes
~ili address . hsnaast ~ pest.
masters ~ rwrrs and Ming ssue-
slss IN naesisy hish seheat vvsdsy
night. ard . msssinm AZ pnstai
CLERKS and smplayes ~ ihs -
attic past affias saturday ni6ht.
The latter msetsnH 9th - Nh u
kalahls II Columbus NIL N -
attic
nnoffietsi fshsaisflan ~ sisxtiua
results In tbs am congressional
distrist revealed cnffss MAJ wum
rssleetlua ~ith ~hst II thought In
be the highest ms isslty n vstss
accorded . sssss congressman Ne
lsas~d figures Nsrs coffee ae.1i1
and rrsus. u, .sas.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-09
People in
The News

Chairman Joseph w. Martin IT,.
Of the Republican National com.
mlttee. said In = formal state
ment today that Republicans would
support the president when not
IN conflict With the great prin.
eiplea for which .e fought In this
orusad, lie called for nationsi
unity aud a strong defense pro.
Efsm
jaime. ~. shears, 81 y.af.aid
section hand. was In a Denver jail
today because. police said. h. adj.
mittsd helping man. Merrill
salin. ~. commit suicide. Police
said Shears admitted he grabbed
Nolin by the shoulder and seat
Of the pants and helped him Jump
out Of window No charges were
filed pending outcome Of an in
quest -.
Edmund 1o~s. one Of tina great
screen luyers. was described IN .
divorce complaint today as .
''iovsleHs and unfslthfui husband, .
who sbossred hls affections on
other women. lie vas sued by his
second wife. M,s. Rita n. tsss.
Former hinE Carol Of hnmanis
and Mn~. MaKda Inpesen. accom-
panied by there suite. arrived al
Seville. spain. today from Madrid
aud took up quarters IN the Ands
lucia hotel
A knlrh,hood u the Order ~
III. Thistle VAS conferred by Mag
George VI today On Lard Lothian.
British ambassador 10 the United
htatss After the ceremony. the
ambassador. Who IL on a brief
visit 10 London. hsd iuns ssou with
the king and aussn -.
saieatin AnEslsoann. . bossf
just dsmobilinsd from the French
army. fought a io-rouna draw IN
Paris last night sith siaeest
A.esio and received the following
a. his parss 100 francs. 80 lltrss ~
red wine. one boDquss ~ ysols,s
and ons -aes II potatoes
Charley Gssp~sip. sstsfsn char.
setsf se,of eas cast today DO the
role ~ Jsstsr Lester in the nosis
version Of Tobacco Road Ths
gs.ysar=ols player s.s chosen BE-
cause Of the manner IN Nhien
be handled a ssmsshat similar
part ss ia load IN sgf.pss 81
Wrath
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-09
Actions in Divorce

uiEufss actions ssfs filed ln 81
psfief court here Friday ny Irene
~ against Joseph seoesls. grounds
cruelty. and Jsns u against Elmer
q Fho.ds. ds.sFtlon
Final DEGREES ser. granted %
Annie g from Arthur \ fsYsii.
s.ri D. from Gladys fisas Nay
and Mildred from irnsts alsyIeh.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-09

licenses,

Marriage license applications
have beer flied With The pieree
county auditor b John Russell
Burton. q. Fort Lewis. ard Anna
Louise CrumrIne. :. 81 NJ J =
Claude Roy Noolman. =. ard
Betty Jane Dofler. :. both q
3731 = 50. Tacoma ave Robert
Mayes Reid. u. =. Fort Lewis.
and Jessie Forhush. .. les Ange-
les. Edward Leigh Ingham. 5. pos
Main 81. Sumner and Mary Cath
erne Melhart. =. Box pa. Sum
nef. Harry Edward Shun. =. s21a
Ea Grandview. and Doris Marie
Cook. 3. 1929 s. Pine. Albert 5.
Nelson. -. SO No. steele. and
Virginia p. Flower. s. SCI So
Yakima
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-09
BuENos AIRrs
Driver Is Arrested
Following Accident

George Eitslgeofs.. 80 Of 70a7
So. Warner st. va apprshsnded
by city police Friday at 18th ard
Commerce 81 and charged With
drunkenness and investigation 81
an automobile accident.
Police said he Vas ths driver
Of an automobile which eolli1sd
With a machine driven by william
Command Of pIrcresi. Neither
man was injured In the crash.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-09

PORTLAND A contract for
purchase ~ 1000 kilo~sfls III
prime and additional amounts NJ
surplus power. signed by ofsys
ustbof county. Washington. Pubic
rtliliy District No. \, 80. an.
nounesd today by the Honneyiiis.
Grand cosllss Dam ro@sf admin.
lstratlon
The contract. signed for . 10.
year period. provides for I'm.
mediate dsllysry ~ prime po~ss
To ths Districts dlstribsrluu
system 81 ehsmopoils. aa the osit
skirts ~ Absfdssn
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-09

PORTLAND Gompssts returns
from all eat 0ns II Dfsssas 1893
precincts today Shaved President
Roosevelt with |. ~ 600 vote plur-
atty over Hsfefsil 1. wlilkls. ana
Republicans continuing Their aosaH
nation u state ard county offices
Tihs lstsst saDsisiisn. attn 1881
precincts eonpists oat u 1853
showed Roosevelt zss .stzs Nliisls
MIA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-09
BAskaupIeY PETITIONS

Andrew J Elffls. sszl 10 Mon.
roe at. and Charles X. ksagpeth.
HOggiam farmer and logging
operator. flied petitions Of bank.
ruptcy IN federal district court
FRIDAY
Rife listed liabilities amount
lnR 70 81 032 ss eitb 30 ssssss
Liabilities 81 iisdgpeth amounted
20 tisI7z 20. with 50 20s in ssssfs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-09
LOST YOUR BfkE.

Youngsters miwing their tn
cycles and boys wondering about
their bicycles might find them At
police headquart.rs. Police Captain
= ". Gardner said Friday that
two bicycles and tao tr1eyeles.
ell believed stolen and abandoned.
are awaiting appearance Of thu
4ghiful owners. upon furnishing
Identification.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-09

strike. b. hass observed picket
llass
Frldsx sons - eeaslln1 sissn.
80 ssTs efxsisss I'D de ~ "a
elfle eesst pefts he iaks Fran
ess and Astoria a. ire enlv va
sels strike hound II thls peft
onls shlrrlax Inc unaffected ~
TIE strike = ths Cossiwtss llas
which operates IL fleet q a. car.
FfefH under separate agreement
nth TIE unions controlling coastal
shipping
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-09
President Was Wrong
By 100 Electoral Votes

AsHIN GToN- President
Roosevelt revealed Friday thai
his personal prediction on outcome
of the Tuesday election was wrong
by 100 ELECTORAL votes-that he
had predicted his total would be
$40. rather than 44s he actually
received.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-09

s0lIaI II luHlIAli lfiNblNtas
The Daily Mail said Roosevelt
must be named with Washington
and Lincoln among the select
company Of really great American
presidents the American PEG.
pie have given him mandate
which spells security Tor ths
United States and survival Of
democracy.
Rtk LIN Field Marshal
Hermann t.oering's National
Leitung. NJ Essen. comment
ing on the United States eiee-
ton. reiterated IT. demand
that America recognize the
European Monroe Doctrine.
and warned that neither
military nor economic powrr
lof Americal can prevent
England's defeat"
For the Reich and Ital,
there IN no mere compromise
In this uar--no matter who
assumes for himself the role
of helper or mediator the
newspaper said.
HEIlsINkI. Finland An AT
thoritative spokesman said thai
nov we hope for one more great
service from the president Of the
United states peace.
The HelsinM Ssnomst said
The general opinion Ia that Mr.
Roosevelts intentions Of helpins
Britain are firmer than Mr. VIII
kle's. hence the victory 1of Mr.
Rooseveltl signifies still more as
sistance for Britain
ROME - Newspapers inter
preted President Rooseselts
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-09
TO FORFEIT BAIL

Two men forfeited cash bail Of
s25 each in police court Friday
morning on charges OF being
found drunk in automobiles The
defendants were Joseph Batson
and John Cherry.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-09
BLIND aEsrIse srsDAy

Pierce County Association II the
BIND all hold 10 monthly meeting
IN the Olympus hot.i sunday al
z 3 m Atmb<rr are urged 70
attend
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-09

re=slestion ~ a sfep toward
tatsiiisr,sn,sm IN the United
states
CALCUTTA. indls President
Rooseyelts reelection sas favor.
ably received here As moral vic.
tory FOR Great britain.
STOCKHOLM. sweden OF.
fieialz and diplomats were pleased
over President RooseVeits rnseleo.
ton. They recalled Roo.evelis
sympathetic interest IN soandins.
VIA. especially In Sweden. whose
social and economic policies are
believed 10 have inspired some
phases of the nrw deal
BUCHAREST. Rumnnis-A
cabinet member ssid President
Reose,eit's reelection va. "a
big step toward universal
peace
TOKYO Newspapers said presl-
dent Roosevelt's reelection would
make the United States more ag.
grcsalys against Japan.
Nichi Niohi said the United
States now would intensity Its
policy OF "unresersed aid Ia Great
Britain. and that this eventually
Will drag America into var. very
much like the policy Of Woodrow
Wilson. who vas elected on q no
war slogan The newspaper said
Japan was absolutely determined
to stop any American aid 10
China. regardless Of what the
Roosevelt administration did.
BIENOs AIRts - Nswsps pers
welcomed President Roosevelt's re.
election a. evidence of the Amer
iess' strong stand against total.
tarianism.
La Prenss said the United States
elections were q feaffirmations
Of the principles Of democracy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-09
BUILDING PERMIT

A building permit vas issued
Friday 70 g ~. Torresdzl for q
50 800 residence at 1917 Sunset
Drive.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-09

Vessels in port kalfua reft
pier. Flyink Cloud. smelsrf ilos
Angeles. smelteF. Lake Frances.
- Paul mill. Astofia. Northwest.
err. Border King. shsffef Ne. |.
Vessels due Saturday X l
Luekenhseh. port piers. Cast
Trader. Shaffef M :
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-09
Newspapers Of World Comment
On Rooseveli's Reelection
LONDON 7

loNDoN-The British press rejoicing President
Roosevets reelection called attention 10 the great
al aba IL
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ROME - Newspapers inter
preted President Roosevelt
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-09

Reduction ~ a sIep toward
tatslitsrisnisn In the United
states"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-06
Akin TamiroH
WindowWasher

Akin Tamiroff, who has at
tanned the status Of stardom after
many grand character roles, turns
to comedy, and plays-of all
things role of a window wash
err in Paramount's romantic come
dy Honeymoon in Ball." which is
now a current attraction at the
Beverly theater. with Fred Mac
Murray, Madeleine Carroll and AL
Ian Jones in co-starring roles.
The part--a comedy routine
with Madeleine Carroll-is scarce
ly more than a bit, and Producer
jeff Lazarus was looking over
character actors when Tamiroff
stalked into the producers office
and demanded to be allowed to
play the part. He got 1t.
For once" said Tamiroff, who
recently played South American
dictator, Il play myself. have no
DISCUSSES. / have no accent but
my own. And play comedy. That
Is what / want. This is fine
part. That it Is small, means
nothing"
Tamiroff points out that 1t is
customary in the European theater
for players of star ranking to take
small parts in plays. 1t is not
unusual to see three or four top
flight performers supporting some
lesser lights in leading roles.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-06
'GulIiver' Now
In Second Week

Lemuel Q. CULVER made some
extensive journeys As = result Of
the unrestricted imagination OF his
creator, Jonathan Swift. but his
travels were a. nothing compared
to the adventures Of the film
dealing with him-"G ulliver's
Travels" Psramount's fun length
Technicolor cartoon fantasy which
IL now In its second week at the
Rialto theater. Since the film was
produced in the Fleischer studios
in Miami. Florida. the negative
had to be flown TO Hollywood to
be developed in the laboratories Of
the Technicolor corporation. Fig
ures reveal that It has thus far
Travelled . total Of l76. 500 miles by
air.
Sharing the screen ~ 4 COM
panion picture il Our Neighbors
The Carters," starring Fay
Banter.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-06

A big bag of delicious pastry
and tasty sweets will be given
10 each boy and girl attending the
matinee.
After the regular session of the
Mickey Mouse club program. the
screen will present two of the
finest hits shown at the Temple
in a number of months. Enrol
Flynn and Basil Rathbone, with
David Niven and Donald Crisp in
able support, are starred as the
dare-devils of "The Dawn Patrol"
The second ace hit is designed
entirely to please the brighter side
Of human nature and Edgar Ber-
gen with Charlie Mccarthy and
w. c. Fields. use every conceiv-
able device for the purpose Of pro-
ducing laughter in the hilarious
farce. you Can't Cheat An
Honest Man"
Mickey Mouse members as well
as grown ups will thrill and laugh
at this outstanding three-unit
screen program. The serial at
traction will be shown today and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-06
On Dress Parade and Fast and
Furious at the Music Box Today
The Dead End Kid" Featured In Military Comedy
Franehot Tone and Ann Sothern
Co-Sisr In Mystery Film

The Dead End Kids On Dress Parade" Warner Bros
picture starring the Dead End Kids will open TODAY at the
Music fheater q weeks
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-06
STAR MOTHER

Mrs. Blanche Powell, mother OF
Eleanor Powell, has joined the
club composed of Hollywoods s'Ar
Mothers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-06

the role Of the dead outlaws sister
and turns in \ performance which
has been hailed A. superior to any
thing she has done before. Head
ing the supporting cast are such
well known names AZ Dick curtis.
Richard Fiske. George Lloyd and
Paul Fix. Charles Barton direct
ed from an original screenplay by
Arthur r. Norman and Leslie T.
White.
Mary Ainslee and Betty Comp
son play the lead roles In Mad
YOUTH" 4 drama Of today's
younger generation.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-06

In this picture. the famous
bunch Of screen toughs do COM
plete turnabout and become model
American youths in modern
American military academy. Stil
the scrap-happy hooligans, how
ever, Leo Corey leads the kids,
this time as a city slicker who
comes to military school to show
the cadets a thing or two.
How Corey gets a little dis
cipline himself by the other Dead
Enders, Billy Halop, Gabriel Dell,
Huntz Hall, Bobby Jordan and
Bernard Punsley, forms the basis
of this lively film of life in boys
military academy.
Those who have seen the kids
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-06
Dramatic Thri|Iers Dominate
New Bill At Bsrovic House
Mary Ainsss. Betty compson. Willy Castillo.
Ddsn Donlsvy and JaequsIins
Wous n Casts

Hailed dramatic revelation of the inside workings of
huge penitenta, Coumbas Behind Prison Gates opens
st the Riviera theater today the bill with Mad
Yoafh
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-06

trademarked in their previous sue
cesses. like Angels With Dirty
Faces" "Hell's Kitchen" and
Crime School" will find the new
departure a welcome one, for the
talents of these youths, while
slightly on the rough side, are none
the less appreciated.
The Dead End Kids On Dress
Parade" featuring in addition ia
the Dead End Kids. John Litel
frankie Thomas and Cissie Lotus
famous stage star.
Sharing the screen Is Fast and
Furious co starring Franchot
Tone and Ann Sothern.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-06

tomorrow along with the regular
double feature bill.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-06

LOCAL 1HA1ERS
rIRsr SHOWING
MUSIC BOx-The Dead End"
Kids and John Litel In ON
Dress Parade. 1850, 2.3o, 5 .05.
7.45, 1870; also Ann Sothern
and Furious." 1885. $50. $40.
e45.
RIALrO--ouliiver's Travels."
$50. 4:25. Tao. 1918: also Fay
Daintor and Edmund Lowe In
"Our Neighbors--The Carters."
i2:lo. sos. 600. $50.
RIvIERA--Betty Compson and
Mary Ainslee In Mad Youth:
I1:4o, 2:10. $50. 7:35. 1918:
also Brian Donlevy. JscQueline
Wells in Behind Prison Gates"
los. SIS, Gas. e.06.
ROxY--Mickey Rooney, Lewis
Stone and Fay Holden In
Judge Hardy and Son" II 80.
1:to. 4:5o. 600. $40. 1910.
RETURN SHOWING
BEVERLY FIRED NacMurray
and NJ Madeleine Carroll In
Honeymoon In Ball" also
Conrad veidt and Valerie Hob
con In "U-Boat TO-"
Blue MOUsE--Bette pavis and
George Brent In The Old
Maid" also Fred Stone and
Gloria Dickson In No Place 70
Co.
cOMMuNITY--Norma shearer.
Joan Crawford and Rosalind
Russell In The Women"
KAY sTREET-Carole Lombard
and Cary Grant In In Name
Kids In "Helis Kitchen"
PARE-Tyrone Power. Myrna
10y and George Brent In The
Rains Came"
PnOCTOR--Edward q. Robin
son and Ruth Hussey In Black
mali: also Lee Tracy and Bar
bAra Read In The Spell
.Ex-Lew Ayrss and Anita
Girls: aiso John Howard and
Drummond's Dxide.r
REALART--Roy Rogers In I'm
Old Caliente". also Carole Lom-
bard and Cary Grant in In
Name Only"
xHElL~--Humphrey Bogsrt in
You Can't Get Away With
Murder: also Ken Maynard In
Death Rides The Range"
suNsET--Ralph Richardson
and June Duprez In -Four
Feathers'':. also Victor MclAg-
len and Tom Brown In "Ex-
Champ"
TEMPl.E--Errol FLYNN and
Basil Rathbone In Dawn Pa
troll" also Edgar Bergen and
Charlie Mccarthy In You
Can't Cheat An Honest Man"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-06

LIMITED EDUCATION
Julie Stevens received her edu-
cation at a private school boasting
a total enrolment of six.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-06
Mad Youth, Bnd Prison Riviera Theater Toda
WORLD BEAUTY

Irina Baronova has been ac-
claimed the worlds most Deau'n"
premiere danseuse.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-06
Three-Feature Program to Be Shown
Temple Patrons Today and TOMORROW

Members of the Mickey Mouse club who come to Hamrck
Temple heater tomorrow enjoy the second thrilling episode
of 1.-The Green Hornet, will have extra delight in store
for them addition to the fun and good times which make
this Saturday afternoon meeting for Young folks inviting
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-06
"Hedda Gabler"
Tickets On Sale

Advance sale Of seats for the
coming performance of "Hedda
Gabler" is now being conducted
at Fraser's. Bill Tibbits, paste
board king of Broadway, who is
handling the sale, reports many
choice seats are still available.
The stage presentation of the
Ibsen play will star Eva lie CAL
lienne, one of Americas most
outstanding personalities.
Evening star., 1940-09-07
j. ). Commitments
For Defense Exceed
$15,0O0,O00,00O
Congress Finishes Action
On Appropriation Bill
OF $5,251 ,00o. 900
By the Associated Press.


Completion of congressional action
on q S. 5,251 600, 900 supplemental de-
fense appropriation put this sessions
appropriations and commitments
for the Nations armed services to-
day beyond the $4,000, ,O0O, 900 mark.
The big defense bill, finally ap-
proved yesterday, probably was the
sessions last major money measure
for armaments. A summary of direct
appropriations and contract au-
thorizations which Congress has
made for national defense since
January 3 shows:
Contract
Cash. authority.
Army -----S3141,525,4 ,401 S1,613,976, 500
Navy ~ 2,736, ,3O4 ,043 S16945,612
Army Air cp. 1,0s1, ,s06.362 1915, 5,159,597