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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-09-18

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-29
Many TO Hear
Miss Lung

Advance reservations indi.
cate that when Helen Carol
Lung gives her homecoming
recital In the crystal ballroom
Of Hotel Winthrop Thursday
evening, Sept. 3. large and
representative audience will
greet the Tacoma artist whose
voice has been acclaimed by
critics In Europe as well a. Canada
and the United States Tickets for
this concert. which will formally
open the eity's fail and winter ron
cert season. arc n1w on sale fl
Ffaaera. st2 broadway
The concert by the Tacoma col
oratura will be her first Pacific
Coast appearances since her ssisn-
slvs training during three seasons
in Paris While thsrs she studied
with Madame csells Gllly, teacher
Of Helen Jepaon and Msrlorie Law
renee. who both appeared In Taco
ma last season.
Although this will be- the fifst
concert IN Tacoma by Helen Carol
Lung IN several seasons. the Taco
ma artist has been appearing hs
fore Tacoma audiences slnes she
first appeared 81 ths firs, Baptist
church 81 the age ~ five She also
has the distinction ~ being the
first Tacoma singer 10 have sp-
peared a. guest artist With the
ladies' Musical club chorus. hay-
Ing been presented On spring
concert several seasons ago
Adding greatly ~ the interest
~ The evening viii be the appear.
aBes ~ Alice spencer Weiss ~
aceompanist a. well a. assisting
artist
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-29
Haunis From A 10 z
In The Ghost Breakers

Are there really going To b.
ghosts IN our picture - faulette
Goddard asked her director. George
Marshall. after she had been -.
leotsd 10 eo-stAf with Rob Hope
In The Ghost Breakers" now
playing a. the Beverly theatsf.
Were going 20 have ghosts
from A 10 y" replied Marshall.
proudly
"what are ghosts from A 10 y =
she inquired
We'll. beginning with A ap-
partitions, II banshsss. then well
have clalrvoyAnts. demons. soio-
plasms. fetlshes, ghouls. hauuis
nominations, fns. kobolds. lepre-
ohauns, matsriAlizaiions. neoro-
nantes. ohsesslons
stop Stop cant stand IT,
cried rauletts. putting her fin.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-29

position of senator for this dis
trict has been so ably held by the
late Ralph Metcaf for more than
80 years that group Of Bassett's
friends convinced him he should
make the necessary sacrifice. in
order that the same high type Of
representation be continued
Why do not more good men
run for political office7 This
question has been asked again and
again. and the answer il always
the same.-that the outstanding
citizen does not want TO undergo
the trials of a political campaign
and the average voter IL too in
different TO demand a higher type
of leadership.
Perhaps a new day In here.
Arthur II. Bassett. who was asked
TO file for the senate in the 26th
district u the type OF man we
want in the legislature. Bassett
is well-known insurance man In
Tacoma. with offices In the Provi-
dent building. He IL at present
president Of Pierce County Insur-
ance Agents association.
I do not want anyone 10 vote
for me- said Bassett. under false
pretenses. am not a politician.
I will not spend a lot Of money
to be elected and can make no
promises. ] DO believe that what
the legislature does " important.
and II the citizens II this district
want me 10 20 there. they will
vote for me. ] believe we have too
much government I believe in
fewer laws. rather than more laws
! am just an average man who be-
lieves we can have better govern
ment. II elected, ] viii try TO rep
resent my district and state a.
honestly and intelligently az !
can
"Bassett has been active In civic
affairs in Tacoma more than 30
years. He has been president OF
five well-known Tacoma organiza-
tons - Rotary club. Advertising
club, Rose society. AountaineerE.
and New England society. He u
an elder in Emmanuel Presbyterian
church and past president Of their
mems club. He Ia at present active
governor Of the hsyfowsr Society
Of the State Of Washington. He
Is a member Of the Knights Of
Pythias and mas been given nigh
honors by the Masonic bodies n
which he belongs. He IL at pres
ent preoeptor ~ the council Of
kadoeh Of Scottish Rite"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-29
Cagney's Double in
Riviera Picture

frankie Burke. who plays skinny
in Monogram's Boys Of the city"
now playing 1T the Riviera tho
alter. got his start In films due TO
his amazing resemblance 10 screen
star. James cagnsy, Others In
the cast include Bobby Jordan. LEO
Goreey. HAlly Chester and Dave
o'Brien. Joseph Lewis directed
Boys Of the city" from the
soreenplay by William Lively
west Of Carson city" Johnny
Mack Browns newest Western
adventure. IL the other Riviera
feature.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-29
Rites Held for Gig Harbor
Pioneer; Once Sea Captain

Funeral services for Axel Udden-
berg. IS. pioneer resident Of Gig
Harbor, were held "Wednesday a.
$50 p. m. from Mellingers chapel.
with burial following in Mountain
View burial park.
He was born In Stockholm. swe-
den. one Of nine children Of Morti-
mer and Catherine Uddenberg,
both Of whom died In Sweden. As
a boy. he attended public schools
in Stockholm. Following gradua-
ton from high school, he went 10
sea in 1871.
He proved a good sailor and one
promotion followed upon another.
The youth attended a navigation
school in Stockholm and received
his masters papers At the age Of
81 He commanded both sailing
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-29
Scate,bai and "Ivee Faces Vest Open Thursday RaIfo
NOW PLAYING At
LOCAL THEATERS

FIHST SHOWING
Music noN-Ayrna Ics and vi.
Ian Pewsa n ! lovs Te1 Ass.n. .
wlsc A.. xs..s.=s = =. : =. "a
BALTIC - Brian knsrne ard Ria
Hnyworth n The LADY II cues-
ton II 3o. 40 I 50. : 70 lois,
also Caroie lands and Henry WI
cox In Mystery So Raider
y IS. : IS. go. . &C
RIVIERA - Bobby Jordan and LEO
rs e GSs g so ss' s Ss' 5ohn my
Mock Brown. Bob Baker In West
q Carson CITY i7,so $40. SIS.
RoNN-psnnis Morgan ana ceorrs
Tobias IN Rivers End il.4S. SIS.
$50. io.2o. also John Garfield ana
Anne shirley u sst0rdsys chill
RETURN SHOWING
hftEkLN - Bob Hops and Raulette
Goddard IN .-rhe Ghost Breakers =.
also Hugh Herbert and Constance
Moore N Ia congz Nights
COMMUNITY - lew Ayres and la
rains pav IN Dr. Klldares Strange
Case also Constance Moore and
Prank Alecrtson IN Framed
KAY sTREET-Lew Ayres and LARAMIE
Day In Or kildares Strange
Case. also Charles BickfoFd ana
Barton AacLAne IN =Mutiny In me
Big HOUSE"
LAKEWOOD - Raymond Massey and
Mary Howard In Abe Lincoln In
illinois,
fARk-Raymond Massey and Gene
Lockhardt In Alb Lincoln In IL
linoiss. also stan Laurel and Oliver
HARDY IN "A Chump At Oxford
PROCTOR - Lev Ayres and Lionel
barrymore IN Or. kildares Strange
Case. also George Brent and Pat
OBrien In TIL We Meet Again
RkAIART-Dorothy Lamour. Robert
Preston ana Lynne overman In
-ryphoon-
RfN-Dorothy Iamour and Robert
Preston IN Tvphoon". also Tbs
Weaver Brothers and Eiviry in In
Old Missouri
SHElI-Edward q Robinson In Or
Ehriich's Magic Bullet. also Ros
Roeers and George Hayee in In
Old Caliente
SUNSET = Albert Dekker and Janice
Logan In DIR, Cyclops". also Jean
Cagney and Joseph Allen tn All
Women Have Secrets"
TEMPLE = Gary Cooper ana Robert
Preston IN Beau Geste": also Hugh
Herbert and Baby Sandy IN Little
Accident"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-29
Waterloo Bridge
Back 10 Temple

Robert = sherwood's gripping
drama Of two people who md love
In = London hlaekout returns 60
the Temple screen Thursday with
1905 outstanding romantic team
In tho leading relies. Nivien Leigh.
In her first portrayal since the
slcetufying Scarlet o1iara. /"
now plays ballet dancer. with
Robert Taylor A. = young English
captain whom she meets on his
toric Watcrleo Bridge. Lucille Wat
son. Virginia Field. Maria ousren-
skayz and c. Aubrey Smith arr
others in the cast.
George Murphy, Lana Turner
and Joan Rlondel sing and dance
their way to your heart in Two
Girls on Broadway streamlined
musical telling a lifting story Of
three hooters from Nebraska who
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-29

edy roles as secretary.
Tensely dramatic moments and
high-geared romance are the prime
ingredients Of Three Faces West. /"
the Republic picture also opening
tomorrow at the Rialto.
Charles Coburn plays the role
of the Viennese doctor, a refugee
from a Nazi concentration camp,
who with his daughter, Leni play
ed by Sigrid Gurie). escapes to
America and finds a new home in
poverty-stricken community In
the dust bowl
The cast includes Charles Coburn,
Sigrid Gurie, John Wayne. The
three star players are ably sup
ported by a cast which includes
Spencer Charters, Sonny Bupp,
Helen MacKellar, Trevor Bardette,
Wolfgang zilzer, Wade Boteler,
Russell Simpson and Charles Wal
dron.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-29

and steam vessels and during the
course Of his career visited most
Of the important ports Of the
world.
First Here In 1sss
His first visit 10 Puget Sound
came IN 1888 when he called At
the Port Of Tacoma 10 load lum-
Der for Australia. A short time
later he left his boat at Amstsr-
dam. Holland. and returned 10
Sweden. He came 10 Tacoma 10
make a home In 1890.
The former captain settled on
land near spanawsy which he
purchased during a previous yisit
lie developed a farm and operated
II until 1893. At that time he
moved 70 Roy where he bought an
other farm for the purpose Of rails
ing hops In 1906 he decided 20
transfer his energies To another
line and came to Tacoma where
he opened a general store. Gig
Harbor and its command Of Puget
Sound attracted him and be dis
posed 81 his Tacoma interests and
established q neW store there.
Wife Accompanied Him
While stiii a sss captain. he
married Mrs Angelina uddsnDefg.
distant cousin. IN Hull. England
She went n sea with him. and
their two eldest boys, Hobart and
signo. were born during the many
voyages taken by the eoupis.
signo was drowned In 1879 while
working On a frsightsr which sank
during a storm.
-Four other children we're born
70 the couple. Including Herman.
Who was killed In action during the
World war, and survivors Bertfam
Of Gig Harbor. Mrs. J 4. stesiek
Of Gig Harbor and Mrs " J
DinAmore 81 Klamath Falls. Ore.
Three brothers ard four sisters in
Sweden. and Il grandchildren also
survive.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-29

A pair u twins that iaokrB lie
fsns Turner proved one - ths
aest dHnenlt assignments EVER
msted ont T. casting affiee bit
the babies wsrs essential r. q scene
n We Wha Ars Yeuur fsstar=
iag Lans Turner sna jain shelton
sna currently showing a. ne
aasle nes theaisf
slaes ne hahtss seuld - ~
nege thsn ; ersk ed. = canvas
80 wade - hollywood maternity
hospitals shortly before thn twins
ssse assdsd fnf ne scene After
four dsra ~ searching thsy vere
discovered ani signed fer their
nfst screen rols.
We Wa Ars raunx marks
ths intfeziactlen - : aeS romantic
team ia ths PERSONS II Miss Turner
sna shelton The stefY. a. original
~ Dalton Thumbs dsaia with tba
struggles ~ a Yuunx couple -
snfvtys the glamour - q BE city
fhs FIN Sas directed by Harold
= nuequst
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-29

Eddie MacIntyre, breezy press
agent, talent scout and right hand
man to J. r. Russell, producer
director of Perfection Pictures,
srranges to plant" his own girl
friend in the ozarks and have her
discovered" as an authentic hill
billy to be starred in Perfections
new picture, Thunder Over the
Ozarks."
Through an error. little Miss
Canova. real hillbilly, is brought
to the film capital instead of the
phony hillbilly. and her adventures
after she arrives there become
really enlightening.
Alan Mowbray is cast as the
producer and Eddie Foy. jr., as
the press agent. Joe Cawthorn
portrays a Sam Goldwynish film
executive, and Ruth Donnelly con-
tributes one of her inimitable COM
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-29
Lakewood Players
Form Study Group

70 learn a. much - possible
ahsns ~ - 49, = =s=zz=z=zszss
Ths STUDY Greup q TIE Lakewood
Players has hecn formed. Aecefa-
ING 10 Nfs Joseph Lanssfs press
Dent ths club whose first classes
III starr Monday. sept. ,. vii b
instructed ~ Ars Burton thor
eneel James The course lasts ten
weeks and = epen TO everyone IN
terested IN acting. cestumlng, ii
reetinE. makeup. or the designing
a. sets
At the ed ~ the term Mrs..
James expects % present ne group
in = play.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-29

Dennis Morgan enoets
both pursuer ond fugitive.
Gus outdoors. detached from the
eongested city.
True. II Is but a motion picture.
but on the other hand II has a
robust appeal that wins one away
from cement and steel and electric
lights. and spirits him off TO a
quiet spot in Northern Canada.
That In the impression we re-
ceived Of this film at its first
showing yesterday at the Roxy.
The imagination Of James Oliver
Curwood must have been stimu-
lated somewhat when he wrote
Rivers End"
In this story OF the famous Ca
madam Mounted Police, he has the
holiness 10 create two characters
out of one. weaving his plot about
the coincidence that the two look
alike, thus allowing for impersona-
ton.
Dennis Morgan. appearing first
as John Keith and then as Derry
Commission and again as John Keith,
takes care OF himself nicely in this
role. displaying, by the way, con-
siderable talent for acting. more
than the casual outdoor film
allows.
Married persons will get the
most enjoyment out Of Saturdays
Children" as II Ia principally
about married life involving two
children" who did not know their
subject any too well. John Garfield
and Anne Shirley are Saturdays
Children" JR. NJ.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-29
Basseti's Friends
Issue Statement

Friends of the candidate today
issued the following statement:
"A new type Of candidate IL
Arthur n. Bassett, prominent Ia
conan who recently filed for the
senate In the 26th district. The
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-29
Curwood Story
Is Well Told
Rivers End Mukes
Good Eore At Roxy

The title Rivers End"
might appear 10 suggest a
tale Of woe in the city, in
which a tragic young miss
might cast herself into the
gloomy waters 20 end Il al.
But. We are glad to report. The
circumstances are not - sad a.
that. fer Il Is = story of the vigor-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-29

zach year. American blaki fuf.
naess consume enough raw mate
risls in the form a ore. coke.
limestone etc. - cover . city
square block one and one third
miles deep Weight ~ this pale
would 10 ia 600 600 tons
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-29

gers in her ears
"Ypu cant stop me nnW re
piled Marshall. "phantnms auakss.
revenAnta speetsfs lailsmans I'M
canny forms. vnadoo rites. wralths.
sxorelsms. Yagis and somhi,s' he
concluded. proudly
GOSH exclaimed fauistts =
didn't know there Wsfe so many
ghosts In the world
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-29
TWEEZER TEETH

Arctic hares Of the very Far
North develop teeth that project
and meet at an angle. like tweez-
ers. These are used TO pluck tiny
plants from the snow.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-29
NOn-SeriOuS

Hugh Herbert who hos O
reol chonce 70 be silly ~
10 Congo Nights" currently
showing OF the Beverly with
The Ghost Brokers " Hugh
portroys himself and four other
relotions IN the force.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-29
New Judy Canova Film
Pokes Fun at Hollywood
John Wayne. Sigrid Cure And
Charles Coburn In Dust Bowl Story

Following up the cycle inaugurated by boy Meets Girl
and later, Once in Lifetime Republic offers its
contribution to the list of motion pictures that have been
made about motion pictures "Scatterbran Judy
sarrer which scheduled open the Riao theater
Thursday
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-29

Vivien Leigh and Robert
Toylor who return 10 the Tenn
pie Thursday in "Woterloo
Bridge" poienont. modern ro-
monoe OF two people living O
lifetime Of love teleseoped into
46 breothless hours. Two
Girls on Broadway will shore
the bill.
paint the Great White Way red
Produced by Jack Cummings. who
gave you broadway Melody Of
1870" and directed by s. Sylvan
Simon Of Dancing co-Eds fame.
" also shares the Temple ball To-
morrow. the smartest and bright
est musical hit of many year
Evening star., 1940-07-21
Alexandria Families
Hosts to Visitors
Mrs. David Russell Jones of
Phoenix Arrives for Stay
With Mother and Sister

ALEXANDRIA, July 20-M David Russell Jones and her
daughter Margaret Phoenix Az arrived this week
Arthur Graham
Augustine also Mr. and
Frederick Taylor
Harry visiting Admiral and Mrs An
will with Comdr Wallis
Gearing Gearing Belle Haven before going to Vir
the remainder the Mrs Cootes widow Of
Newton Cooes A. has sold their home at 1920 Prince
o Capt r. Randall
Caroline Mcguire wife and daugh
Mcguire Diego two-monhs visit
Lind
Alexandria.
Charles cottage North Falmouth
a with his
Swarthmore guests
Evening star., 1940-07-21

son and Qaugnter-n-laW, MI. ana
Mrs. Edgar Dare and their children,
and their son-in law and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Timothy Paige, and
their children.
Miss Kathleen Traunce OF San
Diego, Calf, spent the week with
her cousin, Miss Minnie Henderson,
en- route to MattapoiSett, Mass, to
visit another cousin, Miss Lannon.
Mrs. Benedict Wheatley and her
house guest, Mrs. Willis Holcombe
Wills of Lynchburg, Va. are spend
ing several weeks at Holiday House,
near Alexandria,.
DR.. and Mrs. C. E. Annette have
returned from months stay in
Rochester. Mimi, and also visiting
relatives in Bristol, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcfarland
Return From Visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Mcfarland
have returned from a visit to his
mother, Mrs. j. w. Mcfarland, at
her home at Green Bay, Va, and
were accompanied home by their
daughter, Miss Barbara Mcfarland,
who had spent month with her
grandmother. Mrs r. B. Wilson, also
of Green Bay, returned with her
-in-law and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mcfarland, for visit.
Mrs. Charles T. Hellmuth and
Mrs. Annie Patterson are spending
a week in Atlantic City. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. Raymond Hellmuth and their
children return this week from that
resort.
Mr.. and Mrs. John M. Wheeler
of Howardsville, Va, are visiting
their son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Howard J. Fannon.
Miss Phyllis Shepp of Keyser, w.
Va, is the guest of Miss Ann Nc
Dermott in the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs James r. McDermott.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Topping
and their son, Jack Topping, re-
turned this week from visit to
relatives in Lynchburg, Va, and
were accompanied home by Mrs.
Toppings brother and sister-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Walter T. Robertson
Of Lynchburg.
Mrs. Henry C. Sumner and Miss
Shirley Sumner are spending the
remainder of the summer with rel
atives in West Orange and Jersey
City, N. j.
Evening star., 1940-07-21

dry grain. Such is the influence of
fear on salivary glands that II a
person is guilty the mouth remains
dry and chewing is difficult, often
impossible.
Evening star., 1940-07-21
Rice Being Used in India
To Determine GuiIt

Rice is being used in parts of
India to determine guilt, according
to reports received in Bombay.
Natives suspected Of crimes are
forced by magistrates to chew the
Evening star., 1940-03-31

Then one morning, off we sailed, a
prospecting party in a pearling lugger.
We let our boards grow, and didn't
take care of our clothes. Twenty miles
up the coast there's an uninhabited
atoll l knew of from the old days. We
stopped there and got to work. Last
night we we're all set, and came down
the coast on the auxiliary engine.
When We were as close as we dared, we
put the boat over and towed her in. l
knew exactly what we had to do when
we got ashore. We did it, and here we
are worth three hundred grand. Not
50 dusty, eh?''
mot 50 dusty" Josie agreed. "In
fact. a knockout. And so simple. But
now - that's not going to be simple!
Evening star., 1940-03-31

AS easy as kiss me hand. Back at
the atoll we scrap all this - the uni
forms and guns and all - and re-step
the masts. There we are just q
humdrum pearl lugger again. Also
we'll take off our whiskers, which'l II be
a pleasure"
But the gold? How do you get rid
of it,"
There's a japanese tramp waiting
for US up in the Marshalls. She'll take
our cargo for cash at ruling prices,
which are the highest ever. The Japs
can do with all the gold they can get.
Evening star., 1940-03-31
THIS WEEK MAGAZINE
DARK INTRUDER
Continued from poss fourteen

and no questions asked. And then we
become shipwrecked mariners. What
do you think of it all?"
Words, it seemed, failed Josie. She
Jumped up from the hatch and flung
her arms round Carl's neck.
IAN set, Carl" voice reported.
"All set like jellies, said Carl.
The lugger, Gull. slept at anchor in
the lagoon, her masts pointing up into
the blue. Save two, her people were
ashore stretching their legs after
cramped quarters. enjoying bath or
Evening star., 1940-03-31
STEADY oAklNe
POWDER ACTION

Ths grsstsv ssssvswes that Royal gives
Costs only about 1t per baking. The rest
of your ingredients cost 80 to 40 times
that much. Pure Cream of Tartar makes
Royal cost more per can-but the differ.
ence per tSk;sg between Royal and ordi.
nary baking powders is only fraction OF
. essS!
Rs@sssbsv. Royal is the only nationally
distributed baking powder made with
wholesome Cream Of Tartar-a product
Of fresh, luscious grapes. Cream Of Tartar
leaves no acrid baking powder easee"
So ask your grocer for ROYAL Use il