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HOUSES FOR SALE,

COLORED-6 LARGE RMS. BATH GAS,
cleo. h.-w.h.; desirable location: S6,46O,
5000 down, balance easy terms. r. w.
HORAD. MI. 1925.
CoLORED-12 ROOMS, 8 BATHS: H
WI, elec. Harvard st., east OF 18th; terms.
North 97O9. Decatur 1850.
COIORED, ATTENTION!
10 rooms, 1A baths. am, L. finished base
ment room Colonial porch, nice yards;
priced right for quick sale. Inspect Call
Mr.: Shrenler. evenings CO. O687-J. TIF-
FEY q FLYNN, INC. RE. 1918.
COLORED
Beautiful Eastland Gardens, 4244 Lane
pl. n.e..,-Five-r room, bath bungalow; h.-wh.
Large lot. splendid neiEhborhood: small
payment. Also lots for sale, 40x147; small
payments H. 8. GOTT. Colorado Bldg.
Room !. Lincoln 6S93-J. Salesman r. M.
CHIVES.
1924 H ST. NE
Special for colored. new, $500 to $500.
Open from am. to 10 pm. 22s
COLORED.
43 QUE ST NE
rms. bath, 2 incloSed porches, hot-wa-
ter heat with gas furnace. Lot 16Hx92.
Price, $3.50, terms.
P. J. WALSHE, INC,
10y Eye st. NV. National 848S.
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Toll 9Th ST. NV.

Corner detached brick : large rooms,
baths, center entrance; built-in gar:
oil heat. Your opportunity to buy this
home in new-house condition at a reduced
price. Open daily ] to 8 pm. WAPLE
e. JAMES INC. DI. 3346.
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ALEXANDRIA. VA.-CHARMING BRICK
Colonial % home restored, date approximaoe-
living room, lavatory, dining room. kitchen.
lst n; 4 bedrooms, baths, End a;
nreplaces, attractive walled-in garden with
r. L. KANE, INC. AIEX ali 3 WV
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coLoREp-s Rms. BATH; IA H.:WH:,
b, W. HONAD. NJ. 1925,
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SHEPHERD PARK.

Detached brick, 3 years old bedrooms,
2 baths and screened porch on second floor.
Living room, dining room, kitchen with
breakfast room and paneled library and
lavatory and screened porch on first floor.
Finished attic. built-in garage. AUTOMATIC
be duplicated on today's market at the
price asked Convenient to transportation,
small trade. Call Mr. Nyce, DI. 5000.
VIM. M. THROCKMORTON,
invest Bldc RealtOr
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1924 H ST. NE
Special for colored, new, 5000 TO $500.
Open from m To 10 d m C2s
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Sale or Trade by Owner.
New brick Colonial. r rooms, large attic,
Gi2 "a baths. 2-car garage. large lot; Sl45OO.
Wisconsin 264S
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DOCTORS ATTENTION.
UPPER 18th ST. NV.
Large corner brick house, built by ply
stefan as combination home and office, 10
rms, bedrms, pa baths: oil heat; Scar
gar: large corner lot. Will also rent to
responsible party: See Mr. Ewell, DIXIE
REALTY CO.. 1417 l. st. NV. MA $3.50.
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Open-Det. English-type brick. one of
the most distinctive houses in this exclu-
sive section. Large fireplace in spacious
liY. rm., opening onto large porch; 5 bed
rms, 3 baths; beautiful grounds. Less than
half original cost.
MISS REED. GEORGIA S053.
i6-ROOM 4-BATH BRICK HOME ON
prominent corner in Mt. Pleasant at $4,000
less than assessed value.
13-room brick house on upper 18th ST.;
IN fine condition; $1,000.
STOCKHAM & PITTS, INC,
925 Union Trust Bldg. ME. S31S.
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GIL CHI. MD.

COUNTRY CLUB SECTION 4.
Corner, 120 feet on Conn. ave, 5000 ".
Of beautifully Handicapped grounds. with
center-hall planned home, large living room
with open fireplace opening onto side
living porch overlooking the gardens, COM
breakfast room 3 bedrooms. ? baths and
open-deck porch on. End A.: bedrooms
and lavatory on 3rd f.; Bryant gas fur
basement built-in garage. This neighbor-
heod has long been and still is the residence
public affairs of the Nations Capital and
the whole country. An opportunity of this
character is seldom offered. The value is
superb Inspection by appointment only.
Eve. or Sun. phone Temple 176S.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
MT. RAINIER. MD.

8 rooms. bedrooms. lovely oak floors
| lot so by $50; $500 cash. $50 month
-MAYNOR, 2314 r. l. ave. ne. North 1898
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OAA OOVICItoC1 FL. INV.
-. MODERN semi-det. brick, DELIGHTFULLY."-
Georgia ave. shopping center lovely
psans;,, rooms; tile bath, porches, garaee.. etc
only $3.50 on terms
LEO NJ BERNSTEIN g. CO.. ME. 54OO.
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| $3 500-5 ACRES. WITH 4-ROOM ann.
salow built of big pine logs and with CITY
es ear path ioq rspaie and circulating heater
house for about 100 hens: on sil.yesr road
70 miles from Washington. Terms. 500
gown; Pal; $40 per mo; See MASON HIRsT
pike Phone Alexandra S69-J-1. Closed
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
3410 30th ST. NV.
Goth ST. AND ORDWAY, :, BLOCKS
CONN. AVE)
1st FL. BEDRM. g. LAVATORY.
Moderately priced, conveniently located:
7bedrms., pine paneled recr. room. porch;
wooded lot; livable home: terms ar
ranged For details call MR. SHELTON,
Open-NeW-Semi-D Detached.
1349-51 MAPLE VIEW PL. Sc.
oil heat large lot unusual view, high ele-
Vation conveniently located, Inspect now
and select your own wall paper, electrical
fixtures and kitchen equipment terms ar
ranged Call Mr. SHELTON. IA. 1920.
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51,,Ro0M HOUSE NEAR EAST FALLS
Church, "a acre, fenced; large trees, shrub.
nery and flowers: chicken house: fine for
saIoen and chickens. Large porch with
concrete moor level with ground on sides
OF mouse. Fireplace, h.-h.w, ami, COM
Sietely ely. Ienn Ireenmodeld; beautifully located;
SS.in2o0; San $500 down: balance easy terms.
Sau oxford 15l1-W. F. F. SHIPLEY.
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CLOSE IN ARLINGTON, 1Oc BUS.
Brick, rooms, bath. full basement, oil
heat; nice lot; practically new; selling so
cheap that II will show a splendid return
rs an investment. DI. 7740. Sun. and
eyes,, EN-. 6315.
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Otner pictures. jay Carm0dy.
If the dimwits she portrays were
lesser characters, or done with in
difference, Miss Moore would not
have to be. concerned lest they
give the public the impression it
is a perfect bit of type casting.
They are not lesser characters,
however, and Miss Moore tosses
them off with a particular bril-
lance of coloring, glossy dumb
bells, so to speak.
Her latest one is q man-hunting
mail order house clerk in Sat
urday's Children" girl whose
pursuit of culture Is as hopeless
as her pursuit of a suitable mate. It
is the kind of dumbbell which Miss
Moore can make sparkle, if the terms
are not too contradictory, and
she does it to perfection with the
aid of such lines of dialogue as:
I'm going to the washroom, If
you'll pardon my frankness," "How
do you do, I'm sure" and a num-
Der of others which equally well
illustrate the pathetic futility of her
effort to copy what she would call
"class."
The truth, which Miss Moore
thinks may not be understood, is
that she really is person with in
telligence, charm, grace, and abb
solutely no Bronx accent of the
screen. She has travelled all over
Europe, read wisely, can talk in
telligently on variety of subjects.
and has such taste in clothes that
she is rated as one of Hollywoods
best dressed women.
It troubles her that her acting
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the role under such stringent terms.
"King Of Kings" by the way, has
been seen by more people than any
other picture made In Hollywood.
Since its release in 1927, 10000, 600
all over the world have seen the
movie. And 1t Is still going strong.
George Raft is turning producer!
"I'm only going to act in five more
pictures" says George. Then I
60 in for producing them" He has
already bought an original, with q
Brazilian coffee plantation back
ground, on which he will work only
as a producer. He doesn't say yet
whether Norma Shearer will be
starred in this epic, although I have
no doubt that 1t was Norma who
inspired George to become a pro-
ducer. Raft is currently emoting
with Ann Sheridan in "They Drive
BY Night" And this will be fol-
lowed by a co-starring picture with
Miss Shearer-either a remake Of
"A Free Soul" or THE World We
Make"
Looks like Ann Sheridan is going
to replace Bette Davis as the top
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dramatic actress at Warner Bros.l
Yes, I am kidding. but not en-
tirely. 'The Lady With Red Hair" Z"
which at one time figured on the
schedule Of Miss Davis, has now
been awarded to Annie. the "oomph"
girl. And those who caught the
"sneak" preview Of "Torrid Zone"
say that her enactment of a-tough-
dame with-a-heart-of gold really
puts her up there with the actresses
who can act. La Sheridan also
snags the feminine lead in Jimmy
Cagney's next picture-"City Of
Conquest"
Tyrone Power again gets Edward
Arnold as his pappy in Brooklyn
Bridge" Who sells the bridge to
whom? When Sam Goldwyn
gets around to his co-starring plans
for Dorothy Lamour and Jon Hall
he will have the sarong flowing cou-
pie In "Macintosh"-from the Som
erset Vaughan story. "A lot OF
the picture Virginia" will be made
IN Richmond, Va. And, according
to Producer Edward H. Grifnth,
the city has already voted 10000
for the expenses in connection with
holding the world premiere there.
i. =. How do you like the idea of
Kay Francis as rip-roaring cow
girl? Anyway, whether you like
the idea or not, Kay has signed to
play the top feminine role in the
western epic-"When the Daltons
Rode"
X \
Dick Powell and Ellen Drew will
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be co-starred in "A Cup Of Coffee"
authored and to be directed by
Preston Sturges. This was .origi-
nally scheduled for Betty Field and
William Holden, but both the latter
have too many pictures on their
respective schedules. John Car
fleld gets . new type Of picture in
Hill Doctor" It's about . back
woodsman In Kentucky with medi-
cal leanings. :. Singapore" has
been shelved. It seems that no one
liked the script In its present con-
dition. Other producers OF pictures
with bad scripts please copy.
Attention John Loder-who has
just been signed for the second
masculine lead in "The Modern
Monte Cristo." When the script
was sent to Star Victor McLaglen
the Loder role was of such length
and excellence that McLaglen wired
the studio: Which is my part?"
Methinks there will be some snip
ping Of Mr.. Loder's role.
Rsleased b. the North American
Newspaper Alliance, Inc)
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Where and When
Current TheaterA Attractions
and Time of ShoWinf

National-'Loulsiana Purchase"
new musical with zorina, Victor
Moore and others: $50 pm.
Keith's-"Primrose PATH" up to
the straight and narrow with Gin
ger Rogers: 11:40 am, lao, $40,
$40. TAO and $40 pm.
Earle-"Dark Command" lawless
days in the Kansas Of old: II am,
las, 4:30, 7:15 and 1905 pm. Stage
shows: 12:45, $3.50, 6:20 and eos
pm.
Capitol-"Dr. Kildare's Strange
Case" latest adventures of Inferno
Lew Ayres: II am, 1:40, 4:20, tbs
and 1890 pm. Stage shows: l2:45,
$3.50, $40 and 9 pm.
Columbia-"Rebecca," the Hitch
cock directed film version of the
novel: 1885 am, 2:05, 4:35, 7:05
and 9:35 pm.
Metropolitan-"Too Many Hus-
bands" Jean Arthur happily in that
predicament: 1l:15 am, 100, 3:25,
$50, 7::35 and $40 pm.
Palace Strange Cargo" with
Clark Gable and Joan Crawford: !:
11:35 am, 2:05, ABS, 7:05 and 9:35
pm.
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may give the reverse notion, even
though 1t also assures her steady
employment at . good actress pay.
A piquant sentence leaps from
the synopsis Of "One Million B. c."
Hal Roach's new spectacle film
which lies on the desk adjacent to
this typewriter.
The love that sprang up between
the young man Of the Rock Tribe
and the young girl of the shell
people and the ever present danger
from huge monsters helps unite
two hostile tribes, and together
they undertake to build new civil
ization based on peace and under
standing"
For the success Of their undertak-
ing after all these years see page l.
~
Washington has q variety OF
meanings to different persons as
ISOLATED with the elaborate enter
prise called Louisiana Purchase"
which Is packing the National
stage as well as the house-this
week.
Here it was that Zorina "stole"
Presidents Birthday Ball and re-
ceived a baptism of publicity that
never has been eQualled by an un-
known, as she was then.
B. G. Buddy De Sylvia, pro-
ducer, will always remember WASH
ington as the place where George
Preston Marshall introduced him
to the Follies girl who eventually
became Mrs. De Sylvia. The house
was Polls, now just q grassy tri-
angle in front Of the Department
Of Commerce Building, but take it
from De Sylvia, he and the subse-
quent wife we're merely kids.
Morrie Ryskind, author, recalls
Washington first not as the Capt.
tai but as the place where his
Bring on the Girls" proved to be
play to which no one could write
third act.
And as for Press Representative
Nat Dorfman, it is the town where
he saw grass.
Hollywood's faith in its signs is
greater than that of those people
whom the signs would keep OF
sound stages. Greater than that
Of one unobtrusive little man, at
any rate.
The U. L. M, the story goes,
calmly walked onto the set Of
Lucky Partners" at R-K-O, took a
sacred seat marked with the name
of one of the principals and sat
there calmly watching the magic
of it all.
Must be some big shots guest"
every one concluded.
The mornings work done, the
cast and crew departed for lunch
con. The little man went away,
too. When they returned, so did
he.
Eventually he attracted the In
terest of Lewis Milestone, directing
the picture. Who, Mr.. Milestone
wanted to know, was the fellow?
When no one knew an assistant de-
cided to make check.
"Me?" asked the little man in
response to the others question.
why, I'm the guy been installing
new elevators in the studio last two
months. Never was on a set be-
fore. Always wanted to get a good
look at Ginger Rogers. Thought I'd
be kicked OIL long before this.
Well, so long"
*+
Two more pictures with runs long
enough to encourage Hollywood to
make fewer and better films are
Primrose Path" and "Rebecca."
The former gets a second week at
Keith's, the later holds over at the
Columbia to make it q fortnight.
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Coffee-William Joyce Cowen play
include Austine Mcdonald, Evelyn
Crump. Joyce Pretzfelder, Nancy
Kenna, Gladys Caswell, John Mar
shall, Lamar Rowland, Gunnar
Jagdman, Nancy Jean Kimball,
Marjorie Steele, Lillian Guest, Wal
ter Reser, Patricia Irwin, Allen An
drews and Ralph Higbee.
Family Portrait" Is being directed
by Keinert Wolff.
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Little Harvest" the leading
French film Of 1899: 1l:l0 am, /
2:45, 4:25, $40, 7:55 and $40 pm
Belasco-"Lights Out in Europe
the darkness before the doom
4, $50 and 8:15. "Hell's Angels,
revival of that war epic: $40 and
$40 pm.
Trans-Lux-News and shorts
continuous from 10 am.
Open-Air-"Lady for Day." with
Warren William: 7:50 and 1925 pm
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Is well launched
with the public.
When De Mile
c ose H. B.
Warner to play
Christ in king
Of Kings" Warn
er was forbidden
in his contract
to smoke in pub
lie, to frequent
nights clubs, be
S e e n with a
woman In pu''-
lie, and even to
eat in public!
M ay be Made
a.
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Another for Gale

Gale Page will move from the
role of Mrs. Knute Rockne in 1.-THE
Life of Knute Rockne" to a major
part In They Drive by Night" at
Warner Bros. Miss Page will ap-
pear with George Raft, Ann Sheri-
dan, Ida Lupino, Humphrey Bogart
and Alan Hale in They Drive by
Night"
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Family Portrait
Opens Tonight

The King-Smith Playhouse pro-
duction Of Family Portrait" opens
tonight and continues through Nom
day evening at the studio playhouse
In Rock Greek Park.
Martha Nash plays Mary in the
story Of the family of Jesus. Play
ers in supporting roles in the Lenore
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uilQeIStaIlQ now
] m p e r S o n
ally one means
1t, the first
thought is OF
Miss Moore. The
result has been
her appearance
in THE Pursuit
Of Happiness ~
Trial of Mary
Dugan," Three
Men on a
Horse, !" "20th
G e n t u r ""
"Torch Song"
and numerous
ofhar aicfl1roc
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Ann Rats Co.Star

Ann Sheridan, whose latest re-
lease is ut All Came True" will be
George Rats co-star In They Drive
by Night" to be produced at Warner
Bros. from the A. I. Bezzerides novel
entitled Long Haul"
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Madeleine Carroll Nav
Portray Mary in Film
Her Recent Divorce May Provide
A Stumbling Block, However,
In Queen of Queens Casting
BY sHEILAH GRAHAM.
HOTI.Yw00D

Madeleine Carroll is being considered Cecil
anmporant Of the Virgin
Queens The only stumbling block the actual signing Madeleine
church authorities The reaction to this probably will decide
whether Madeleine gets
whoever actress
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Excellence as a Dinwit
Has Its Drawbacks
Dennie Moore Afraid She'l Convince
Public She Really Is One;
MIR. Roach Leaves Thought
BY JAY CARMODY,

There is such thing giving
the screen particularly happens repeated only
minor variations slew Moore
worried in vain " "
MISS Moore who by this time should left
public mind specialist playing with Bronx accent
Whenever a studio needs a
player, type which might
call reverse notion even
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which one might
blonds would only
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must be prepared to lead q clOiSter-
ed and careful existence during the
making Of the picture and until 1t
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Two more pictures with runs long
enough to encourage Hollywood to
make fewer and better films are
Primrose Path" and "Rebecca. )"
The former gets a second week at
Keith's, the later holds over at the
Columbia to make it q fortnight.
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or some other actress
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-20
Position tnienable

II Singapore goes. the position
OF the Chinese National govern
msnt viii become untsnable. for
even the Burma Road viii then
be cut off. The Japanese will be
in fun control OF Eastern Asia
And the Germans. whose agents
are reliably reported TO be plan
ming and supervising the current
japanese maneuvers, Will have
won another and vastly important
point in their world strategy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-20
Poll Probe 0keh
With Institute

PRINCETON. =. a - senator
NekeilsT. ~ Tennessee has a.
neunced ~ Win intruaaes = rvso-
mtion 81 an lnsalrr regarding
reiis eenaart ted aaftnE - pfrus
asntisi campaign. seeataf Ne
ksiiaf lntrcsiucea = stmtlsf reues
intlon fuuF years 40
The American Instlfu4s - f,uhlis
opirion believes - tharaakhty n
- esisle sticnai xstu~ ~ sslrh a.
inquiry hoth fof the rlshlc IT
large sna FOG eenkrsas particular
II that 4 has repeatedly urged
n articles. h.eks ard speeches
thsl sueh an inquiry ~ made.
Frcm the roini - vtss - public
apsnson research elections provide
N. chief testing ground ~ the
methods ard procedures used ~
ths Institute In measuring puhiie
opinion on ths vital issues ~ the
aay
In IT. a. state election siudi.s
in the isso election ths Institute
- Puhlle opinlcn reduced IL aver
are state Nv state srfer 10 a.
peFesnIaF. point. which ssts an
sli.tlms record fef accuracy Ths
average error ~ states in the
Institutes 1888 siscticn studios
wss q PEI csat sna q Pc eent IN
the elections between ipse ard
ipso.
II Senator Mcclellan piil take
the trouble o. rad ear final re-
lease hefnfs tho election ~ any
~ our other election reports dur.
ina the campaign he VIII md
there . complete explanation ~
our election data and . run ard
frank statement 81 the probable
errors involved in arriving Al an
electoral college estimate.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-20
French Leaders
Awaiting Trial
ey JiAMr AAlro

RION. France Four leaders %
Republican France waited behind
the barred windows ~ q large
farm house today Tor trial On .
charge ~ eetrayinE their country
into defeat by Germany
Former premiers Edouard pala-
der and Leon Blum. Gen. Maurice
Gamelin and Air Minister Guy Ia
Chambre. have been transferred 10
the new Rurrassol jail near here.
indicating that the supreme court
would start their tfiak soon.
Gamciin. Daladief. Blum and la
chambre face a charge Of neg
Letting tn. national defense and
directly compromising the nation
by foreign and domestic policies.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-20

INV soak On recent st.
ursisv - October lcnr before to
rev. -. snncuaeed N ne unltesi
states fiyles fcrss~=s ~ 80
Hifn fsrs leff |. CsHfefns ar
flsid far Csusds II 50 nlswn =
Er9lana ate sandsY sflsfueeH.
sna thsu~n tnsn the aerial ses.
fight exer ruFar~ wttheut a<lsy
N Thursday - fsf. sftsF =
Ell the West cast q ~ss ssat
ie~n ~ th~ Germans
IRE lneia~nt usy net - 80
porssnt - thsse tfylnE fsys ~
u prove. 81 tHsf me sf<st AmsTs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-20
NewlYweds
Seek Quiet
SALT LAKE CITY

SALT LAKE CITY 4 pair
OF British Newlyweds. who did
their counting in an air raid
shelter and were married at
bomb-shattered pulpit. visited
Salt Lake City today enroute
to new and quiet they hope
home near Singapore
They were Mr.. and Mrs. J. c.
X. Marshall.
Marshall is a senior oonser-
vstor of forests In the federat-
ed Maly states. Some months
ago he was furloughed To Eng
land, and IL was there the
middle Of an air raid-that he
met Miss Elizabeth Victoria
King They were married
shortly before Marshall was
due to sail for the United States
and. eventually. his Malayan
assignment.
They are to leave Vancouver,
B. C., for Shanghai in a few
days, and expect to reach
Malaga at Christmas.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-20

sion program The japanese
are preparing to meet the con
sequences hut are marking
time In the hope Of signing
non aggression treaty with
Russia.
Flelsher. whose newspaper re-
Gently was sold to japanese IN
teresis. said the American govern
ments order 10 evacuate nationals
from the Orient had deeply i'm
pressed the average japanese
although the Americans themselves
were rather haffled 3" They felt
the state department was holding
something out on them
Fleisher said he had talked
with Foreign Minister Nosuke
Mstsuoka shortly before leav-
ing Tokyo. and he held out
no hope for settlement of
American-Japsnese issues"
"Matsuoka has more hope for
peace IN China than for peace with
the United States" he said
Mrs. Nelson T. johnson. wife Of
the United States ambassador To
China; their son. Nelson. and
daughter Betty Jane. also were
aboard the President Coolidge.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-20
Many Blue Laws
ound by Probers
CONCORD. \. II. -

CONCORD, \. II. = A special
legislative commission appointed 10
find state blue laws" TO be re-
pealed this winter, reports 400 of
2,400 pages Of law examined con-
tain obsolete statutes
One blue law" still on the books
allows parents TO contract out the
services of children under IA years
of age.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-20

-sase~,ss evT" rwG gAcvs sbsss sssssis&
isssssss<iiias bfssds -. ksd rhss shs $1,000 81
slower -e1sasas Cs@sis eoassias - ss<snns
shsa ssy of the o<hss bess<is sssssd
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-20
HERONs MOVE IN IN roo
Hl.NotTR>0. Australia

flight Of 20 herons has just moved
In on the Melbourns roo and 10
eating up tho munielpality's bird
food appropriation without even
applying for relief They are be-
licved 10 have lost their way while
emigrating. The city will not mo-
lest them.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-20

Fleisher ventured TO opinion tina
although Japanese-Americsn -
lations are had. war is not inevits
bic
Whether there viii h
conflict in the Pacific depends
largely on the outcome Of the
war in Europe" he said. III
the Axis wins. Japan will 70
ahead rapidly with its eSpsn-
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