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Evening star., 1940-12-13
Students to Present PIuy

The Dramatic Club of the
Richard Montgomery High School,
Rockville, Md, will present Warren
Beck's comedy, The Promoters" /"
at 8 o'clock tonight at the school.
Malcolm Kullmar Is director.
Evening star., 1940-12-13

China expects to train 5000 young
men as engineers in the next nve
wears
Evening star., 1940-12-13

Suedes with leather collar; fine grain
capeskinS; Belted backs. full plaid
lining. Talon slide fastener; two front
slash pockets, ripper breast pocket.
Evening star., 1940-12-13
Every Golfer Wants Them !!
Three Club Head Covers

Full xrain leather covers with sewn
on leather numerals for identifca-
tion. Tied together with rawhide
lace. Others to So Set.
Evening star., 1940-12-13

1S-inch size, genuine topSrain
cowhide leather, black or brown.
Waterproof suede.tex lining, In.
dividual inside pockets for toilet
articles, large pocket, ripper
fastener and lock; double handles.
Evening star., 1940-08-18

-Streamlined, rounded corners.
White enameled steel cabinet tables.
handy shelf spaces. Chrome
plated handles. Broom high legs.
I6x2O-inch porcelain top.
Evening star., 1940-08-18

Upright or bench style
hampers with chrome inlaid
handles. Pastel color 10 haP.
uoniss with almost any bath
room setting!
. Reg. $500 Jumbo sire
Hampersj chrome inlaid
handles, uprisht or bench
styles ----------S2 S2.85
Evening star., 1940-08-18
S1.49 Ironing Tobles
&c
35e Windsor os-Shepsd
Soueepons
lAC

Steel braced ironing tables.
Heavily padded; well constructed
Of seasoned lumber. Will not
wobble or walk. Opens and
closes in one easy motion.
. Reg; 81 Padded IreninE
Tables
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-16

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-16
His Girl Friday
Now at Beverly

His Girl Friday, Saturday. Sun
day and every other day for
ever and ever! The maddest man
who ever ran a newspaper stages
a scandalous setto with a tuning.
fretting Lothario of an insurance
peddler to win stubborn
spitfire of sob sister,
It's His Girl Friday" Column
bias new Howard Hawks comedy
at the Beverly theater with Cary
Grant and Rosalind Russell STAR
red in the years widest. wittiest
whirlwind of romance. Ralph Bel
lamy heads the featured cast, with
important roles being played by
Gene Lockhart, Helen Mack, Ern-
est Truck, Porter Hall, Cliff Ed
wards, Roscoe Harms, John Qualen
and Clarence Kolb.
His Girl Friday" is based upon
play by Ben Hecht and Charles
Macarthur, adapted to the screen
by Charles Lederer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-16
Green HeH' to Show ON New Bill at the RiaItO
Hoffman Burns
Way to Riches
Movie Man q
Thrill Muker

Whenever there's a need in
Hollywood To blow up-a bridge or
burn q building or wreck some
thing, Walter Hoffman is the man
who is called in.
While Santa Fe Marshal"
newest of the Cassidy" thrillers.
now at the Riviera theater with
William Boyd as the popular hero.
was being filmed, Harry Sherman
requested Hoffman's services to
set the torch to an office" build
ing. forming part of set in Brush
Canyon in the Hollywoodian hills.
The fire was set so dextrously
that the large building was entire
ly consumed in less than five
minutes, exactly as the script
demanded. Hoffman gets from
$50 to $500 a day. depending upon
the magnitude and danger of the
job. He has already made enough
money to be ready to retire.
The big fire scene is just one of
the thrills of Santa Fe Marshal"
which tells how Boyd tracks down
a gang of outlaws who have stolen
the payroll of silver mine and
murdered the paymaster. Fea-
tured in the cast are Russell
Lucky" Hayden. Marjorie Ram
beau, Bernadene Hayes, Earl Hold
gins and Britt Wood. Lesley Sc
lander directed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-16
NOW PLAYING At
LOCAL TNEATERS
FIRST SHOWING


nyg MOUSE - walt plsnsys Pull
Length feature "f1nocehio," ! 90,
400. TOO. 10 90: also Jean hsrsheit
II so, . 80, $50. $50.
Music Box--arsHn Ahsrns and Car
ole Lombard In *visti In The
night ia;ss. 4.Go, 100. 10 %.
PiaybcY.s II as. a'ss. s'so. sso.
Rualro- Mae West ana W G. Fields
in MY Little chsekadee" II 80
alo. $40, lao, ioio. also !sak
Limit lao. s.ss. cas-. eos.
RIVIERA william Boyd and Russsii
Hayden IN santa 70 hafshsl.
II IS, ais. 500. tao, 1910, also
Jean caRnsv and Joseph Allen IN
IAN Women Have secrets, 1888.
sss. Gao. 300.
ROXY - Fred Astairs and Kisannr
Powell In broadway hslody OF
Ip40,@ IA 90 4 so. 100. iu.ias also
Ann sothsrn and John Carroll IN
Congo Maisis.s II 30. AGO, 800,
s.os.
RETURN SHOWING
BEyERLy--cary Grant and Hosaiind
Russell in His 0ifl Friday slno
Edward Ellis ana Kent Taylor IN
"rhree sons."
COMM SIry--The Dead End" Kids
and John Iitei IN sOn DHsss Pa
rade": also Virgins Bruce and
walter Pidssen In stronger Than
Desire
KAY STREET Joan nlondeii and
Meivyn Douglas IN The Amazing
Mr.. William. also PAY naintsr
and Prank Craven IN Our Neigh
| bofa, Tne Carriers"
rARK- .Marisns peitricn and James
Stewart in "Deatry Rides Agar" I;
also Gloria Jean and Virginia
Weidier In The Under Pup
PRoCTOR--Jamss stewart and Mar
4 lsne Dietrich In "Drstry Rides
| Again. also The Jones Family in
Too Busy 10 Work"
nEALART-- Hugh Herbert and Baby
Sandy IN Little Accident. also
John Garfield and Rosemary Lane
In ~Blackwsils Island"
Mickey Rooney and Judy Gar
land In Babes In AIMS slso
Bruce Cabot and Harry Carey In
MY Son II Guilty
sHRIf.--Biii Boyd and Russell Hay
den In mar 40 Justice" also Sing
Crosby and Louise campbeh in
The starmaker"
stNsEr--Joan Bennett and Adolph
Msn5ou M The HoiasksspsTs
Daughter aiso Ann Aothsrn ana
Franehot Tone 10 Past ana Ftifl-
Gus .
TENPIE-on stage the famous STA
meas Twins Daisy and Violet Hsi-
ton on ths screen sonia Henls
ana Ray Miiland in Everything
Happens A. Night" also Walter
Pidseon In Nick Carter. Master
Detective
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-16
Largest Mirror in World Designed for
Eye filling Broadway Melody Scene

ever designed for a musical pic
ture. It is 225 feet long, 1877 feet
deep and so feet high, 10 feet
higher than the giant pylon In
The Great Ziegfeld"
The camera pointed through the
set, photographing one end lined
with cellophane palm trees, and at
a certain point the huge mirror,
hinged like a door. moved on
tracks. rejecting the rear and
sides Of the set. over which the
camera pointed into the lens. The
mirror was operated exactly like
a closing door.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-16

Experts who work on great
mirrors for telescopes have their
counterparts in the experts who
make possible spectacular thrills in
Hollywood motion pictures
The first screen task by these
technicians came for Broadway
Melody of 1870" the new musical
starring Fred Astaire and Eleanor
Powell, now at the Roxy theater.
The experts constructed the larg-
est flat mirror in history, a sur
face 65 feet square which per-
mitted photographing all four
sides Of a movie set simultaneously
for the first time.
The set, used for the Begin the
Beguine" number, is the largest
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-16

SIX men and one heAufifl
Of niles from civilization II !
Nueh = - pfemlse ~ Htif<sn
H<ii~ initial femea< rFeAatzsan<
ps<tuFe ser t'nixessai f<fee<s
whsch oemss IA ne Rislfo thsetsx
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Many stcrs<s souia - hzaElt 90
that fpundstsnn Frances Msften.
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have considered more than dex<n
dEffcrxnt attacks ard d!<snf<t
tA<m ~ Being stae sie=> = ne
usual formula
men - enns<ls~d u a<xeiap.
trent a fhis ld<. xhlsh 80 r<4<h.
- II seFs<a 10 'xsrxen tt<Il -
= flfst step toward msksnx h<r
starry ''asffsr~nt.~ N. a<etdesl
against drawing - ths h~es
lssrIs ~ hum~nIty Cor h<r sh~r-
seterx Hh< woala - ae<tst<<l.
make shem x<ntism<n ard lazy.
Thass. their savsnt.f<e. their ~.
slfes sra th<ir fxthal4tlans weszid
p~ ali the mns< dramatic.
And ~ Jean n~nasst. wh~ 80
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-16
Theates- 7tIeSl1l1J
Joan Bennett and Douglas
Fairbanks j. IN Lead Roles
Strong Cont Supports Stus n
Thrilling Jungle Adventure slory

Six men and one heAufifal woman marooned huDire61
q miles from civilization T. d<n=s Am..oz iuneie
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-16

The giant reflector Was made Of
special glass. silvered by astro-
nomical technicians.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-12-20
Permit To Build
Three Launching
Ways Applied For
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-12-20
Annual Meeting
OF P~ascag0ula
Yacht Club Set

The annual meeting Of the pAsca.
EoulA Yachting Club has been called
Tor December 80 at TO O'Clock Al
the Pascagouia Community House
This IL n Of the most important
meetings OF the year as new Officers
VIII be elected and amendments 70
the bylaws and constitution voted
upon.
The nominating committee. ap-
pointed By the governing board has
named Quinn Gautier. Tor reel G.
ton As commodore. John Cole.
ytce-commodoFe; EIwood poltaviu.
rear-comrn0doEe. Graham HollisteT.
treasurer Tom DantzleF. Hefsnes
0auiier. CapA II. n. Cole. James
Nelcich. Ralph Holiintef and Roy
WinafieId. a. members Of the board
o. governors
Although only one ticket has been
named BY the nominating commit
tee. the general membership Is eiig-
inie 70 nominate officers Of its
choice.
The club Is Just finishing = very
successful year. There has been
much enthusiasm and cooperation
shown By the members and the eiub
has made much progress me series
Of races last season we're very sue
cesxfui and afforded much enter
tainment for the members ana 9TH
era
The club nov has -four sniua class
boats which w1lI Be usea for szii-
Ing q series OF two next season
These boats we're MOI ~eoEnpIeked In
time 70 be used last season In lnkra.
club composition A fifth boat. b.
lre built at the present l. 70 be =
gffi 70 the club b EMood p0ltevin.
Al the meeting 70 Be held later
THIS month. plans for The coming
year VIII be made
Present officers Of ne club are
Quinn oautieF. commodore John
Cole. yiee-conmodore. A ! 0raa-
sea, rear-eommod0re. Graham
hoAaster, treasurer. Hanun Gard
ner. secretary. Hefmes 0autsex.
Ralph Holist<r. William Warren.
Tom Dantbier and Rof WINFIELD.
MEMBER Of tne governing board
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-12-20
Christmas Meet
OF Rotary Club
Wednesday Noon


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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-12-20
School Teachers Get
Pay Checks Early
As Vacation Starts

A r Megehee. Jaeknon Giants
Superintendent q E1ueatton. a.
n0aneed That Tire 1hoola u re
county would eao@e today. for 1he
Cfftnnnas holiday seaars1. znd &c
reopen on Mmaday morning. Jan.
uary 9. giving TIE sEadenla ana
teachers ~ days vacation
Today Ia many ~ tie ae4sazzAs
special pFo9Fsma ere being carried
Oh with Christmas as she uneFng
thefne
~ Was also announced shaf the
teachers are receiving e1aeesn eoasss
lns Three seeks ssA&FF. IL nFasx =
enable unen = h4se mase u.esses
fN Christmas ekeupzne an4 oekex
purposes. at th14 the
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-12-20
Ollie Bosarge Dies
From Motorcycle
Accident Injuries

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-12-20
vANCLEAVE
81. MARTINS
WIN TOURNEY

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-12-20
New Gautier School
Is One OF Best IN
Jackson County
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the exception of TIE asdltnstum
Is nf concrete and the dressing
rooms arr nuusea nsah regular uie
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and class rcxgfas are made Qf speed
Al treated sasifdEauoE fiber bard
al are weii-lighsea and ventilated
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Nchool cafetrrtns in tzala section m
dining ruaan contains nixte tables
each 81 which viii aecomozate etehl
persona The ktsehef Il uaorcsaghi,
modern with an electric stove. built,
Ia sink. and wogk tables undrl
which are pantry cablntea II AIS
- equipped wifh an electric refrix'
crater fm kneEAng foods fresh ans
pure.
A large wefi-iieiased hall runs "a.
entire length OF the building 4
contains sanitary drinking foam
tAifis. and other cosrvenleuceA.
The odd Lyon schoA foxmefi,
serving that district and iocates
several miles wnat Of she fFenenl
building, has been ordered sold b,
the jackson County Beard ef sup.
ervtsorS- IT was decided 60 hbondnt
the old frame structure because Il
was out-of date and - lncon,
veniently located ausy fFem IL.
center OF population.
There are about seventy studenaa
enrolled In the school. which 4
complete through the eighth GRADE
The faculty Is composed a. A 4
Bradley, principal: Mrs Anna
Frlerson and Mas DalaY ziexlsr.
The school board Of trustees i,
composed Of Mrs o D Lopsr. char,
man: Mrs. Sallie oallloste. seere.
tary. Albert Taylor. Lee Tflosna.
and J. &. Yocum.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-12-20
Vegetable Lsxstive
With Proved Festure

ne punetnal. gentle relief from
eonstipation which Il generally en-
joyed when BLAcK-DRAUGHT q
used By directions il due to . com
hinstion Of vegetable ingredients
Chief IT these IL an ~intestinsi
tonic-laxativep which helps tone
Iaxy bowel museleA Next time, re-
member spicy, aromatic, time
tested BLACK-DRAUGHTf Il Il
economical, too: $50 doses, 25c.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-12-20

fesse rresegks tbs &~TrlfcAns
trend tcward wsvengton e. HtrtkHa
and EsnaEnxeu ~ vuesntAfy uaeen&
anay b. t~nsesprxse1 - = heArsEninx
NaEn % lztesr-mAnzxezseGi ecoFNF9-
ifau n ths tuszFVsss M eAzAn& g.
fersse usaEtr< rrceat ueN0 1r
AasoctAtsaut president paznte1 cut
usure t1san . AutN e unhx& have
esen addre "a EhoN AhsA6y unins
ire farlaltie4 az me voluntary IN
dastrtAl aFhfiFattES tribunal q uE
a-reansxataua to ustAe their cnnsFS-
VERSES w4gh employers
-
THINGS To WATCH FORA
new ire 81 se~eent pAa0EAoErAFn
rpcurdN mostly of The lighter CAS-
sacs variety and recurued BY Anury-
nous orchestral % 50 on sac
IN drug stores Color IA neor-
kno6s-xetttne away from tar ODD
black white, metal o. sfAss rcaurls
a q new line ef knobs naoAdec n
hakelste IN pastel coolers on shade.
20 match the furSaishtnNz Anoth'
e. new plastic. Of The Same family ~
tie lnteriAyer ID automobile safety
glass. 20 be used - a textile kuntii-
tute. especially for shower curtains
and window shades A trans
lAs0g 10 BE- attached 10 = ssAndArc
radio 20 bring Ia the ~static-freN
bEnadcaEsx q q Frequency moda'
lati0n~ station. without having 4
buy the whole receiving set A
special h~aroer-3faop calendar. print
ed TO read correctly when seen II
the mlrru-a bFsafas idea had By Z
young fellow ever n American Air
lines 6neE il seth Thomas or Mr
Tclechron or somebody would III
a CLOCK to do the same. everything
would be uan1yl.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-12-20

- 4 Moane xeasf = sGalzss
@an AMsk M1Maag nn hAsAAeem
4
THa EMA hn3kxthaks fEssm II MIR
- ns4sa kkHM AefsSus Asx4 NxNa
r. sMRs rs& ~ y u - fsss2 =
zEmY
MEa kaskEss 5os.ee sExmk ms4 49,
HszzMz s~tzsAsssa Der Nkeaf hnre Mfa
= AsAzss A<sx 1asxa 81 FhazzN
- ~ hss ts1As n gssafpz&. MhA.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-12-20
LOCAL TOPICS


sczmKlnnza Fse@ ms
Wum~~usM w NJ css - :
s2s@ AkeAA sae1ams sfnm
srm ~ q. a. $500 -
wmA ~ nkuIay In nse h e.
cahsm rxsrs
ans rAamse mna b asasN
v~nneexakR unseesxGts.
TsaAn y mgeatnx ~ Fs wA
- pMrxn2A rkNa A4 III
q "a ces
Aflmps Ks1tyn nesa less oewa
rnsrnA 81 MlA3
cMhe4a WaatteskW aE8 s9
- cfassmsAx AaF4 Wsa U
fmfpeas 0n L&ta Ca akFes
Less Mamhea MM nmmaAx ia
SAVANNA uasers ~ \ a NsNasa& n
Mkas&nzNsa state afsee
esxfAt oars MsNM ha nAswnam 4
Fvsssa On ua VARSITY tNnrm - ct
eNs9 CfanamMa Gay Am MAxAa
FmtM fer ksm cAFMfsaF BeS sa
wgah Osn9upeuwA unsetrssY 81 Nss
veAs1s pNss
casarisa isgNkxr. of s1atnn
Assistant u5nAlxT e. khe Fs
Burr Area sks9ted in FAHa9sll
Thussdnt. enfusaa 10 pAtM n
r1xidM. wnsfe ~ 81 NsaN -
h0ndsya
aSH nrtmas2 gaaatier and vArns
mm0 5uAsn watl rrsasn thsa wxsk err
fr0m Fux4 tAu6eeaAM ~
whefN HEY have been plzaskata -
uhs FMa three ws4&1
Mss nmTeriY Tmym. mesesNxl
in thR ngfiee ~ tiss 4AeAmn cn4askI
Agricultural KWr2Ftmsnni. wnM 0cs
pgxmrmiea MnaazzmH nhtmtAsn mtsi
an tnfussmai parry asesn ~ ue @
retAfiAi staff ~ the c0sas hmue
me pccanacA wAa Mlm TAykMA
birthday annsefmfY
$685.
naY Wnoanaan1 e lne auEhsf.
Kram Sratxmattn tn M an
the paat wNxAeu0 81 r~asese@a
SIN hls mosAss, Mr. v " wuas
man
-
DT ana Mrs ~ 3 niAnaan a.,
danehisE. ncap Anee a. 1anesx
AtkasnssA visited tina eee4 ii I'll
lsnzne 81 Au ard MFA Z G. tie
wuns1 IN nAAailssa fetuFne4 TasnFs
daf 10 Jt4ieahsEu. bu1 MFs Bsanaa.
ard daughter viii ra1nain here Unit
New Years DAY
AFR. and MTA q ! Murray leg
last Thursday faF BAisinAnfe. Mari
lard. 10 ftntt their nm-ln4tam A.
dsuKbtes. Mr ana Mr. ! u cnp
=
Vaughan smith ma a. Asf Al.
Mrx Arthur Smith. I'll arrive ~
daf from Port 0ihsoga eh.sfe hse
= student 81 chamberlain Hun
Academy Vaughan Vic = sEzHa
editor of toe nehnna paper. Il alM
fiafnhsef 81 The Beta Chapanf e n
: r O Fraternity ard aai nffenl
= party fus tlta fraternity IL vhAs
"t"A t&N3sAAH ftAtfH
49,
Miss Marie Win1aTaon. e chlnaes
. visiting M. and kfFa L g via
leFton al their lfpssse IN 0aufisr.
49,
Mrs. nufest =. Grant nsxas sever,
81 Gays N Madison. Fteaiaa. III
wNsk hnd gas Accompanied fsrn1
"a "Wednesday b. ~. ufsssf. ~.
vii apxna ths Christmas haildns
here with his family.
U
Mr. and Mra Caisin nusdIns a..
en ana daughter. vii leave nan
wFek for Junestafu. Arkansas /.
ssst Mr. Boldinaa mother. M
may So b Aiahnnaa before return
Inc 70 Pasragosaia
Mr. ard Mrs. a. n nnsnfnn 81
spend the Christmas HOLIDAYS vtasE.
Ing Mr. Tfanfntaa1s Fslatfyss Il
AEhsns Georgia
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-12-20
TO ANNOUNCE AWARD

Ofnciais q ne Fanasassss -.
mf -Tea<hers Association annosan.
- today hat uas rtneltsf 4 -
new b&Yth silica - osnznaza.
uan a swing awaT. waala -.
nu&netd AZ ne nFazAna =naazsa
Hardware Store - : a5e.aek 80.
m1ay at0morFosg nleh1