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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-09

the IS stars used in navigation.
have learned to locate and name
is. too"
Running out Of fresh vegetables
on the way. the SIRIUS put over
a motor launch and presented them
with onions, potatoes, etc.
One day the watch officer OF the
SIRIUS called them on the radio
phone and asked How il the crew
standing the strain ?" Since they'd
been doing practically nothing for
days, Roy and Mr.. Burt laughed
aloud into the radio and thereby
insulted their brass bound navy
friend. Since that time, when any,
one Of the MATHILDA feels indis-
posed. somebody is certain TO in
quire Cant you stand the strain ?"
And Weather
Deckaroo Emmett Salgot has
earned himself the name OF Yogi.
for his weather forecasts which
were absolutely never right.
Summarizing the weather the
MATHILDA experienced en- route.
1t was stinko. Right up to the time
she arrived at Midway. they were
continually having gales from all
points Of the compass. accompan-
led by heavy swells; it will be blow
ing a whole gale from one direction
for a couple Of days, then stop all
Of a sudden and blow just as hard
from another direction"
The gang had to hold fast by
their eyebrows to eat Christmas
and New Years dinners. but aside
from that, suffered no other note
discomforts.
Such Is a sailors life-the topics
which they find noteworthy. And
we have more highlights about
life at Midway.
Rotton Law!
This time last year. American
fishermen and other
operators, were in the
.hroes of fighting successfully.
,'gadD a law which would have
made necessary three licensed
mates and three engineers on
that floats.
Now we are threatened by
similar legislative tid-bit.
However, we are happy to report
hat yacht clubs. the national asso-
iation of engine and boat manu-
acturers, national cupboard asso-
iation, American power boat asso- |
iation, United States Power |
'quadrons, etc, are lobbying |
AGAINST the law.
YOU, Mr.. Fisherman, and YOU,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-09

Letters from the aboard the MATILDA FOSS are
beginning to drbbe in from tiny Midway island We haven't
space to print them whole unfortunately even
high-spots make swell yarning
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-09

Capt. Roy Hall summed up his
opinions Of Midway in a single
sentence: 1T isn't fit for boat or
man."
He said 1t took them 90 days
of rolling" to get there, and then
Evening star., 1940-09-27
Mayor Of Pittsburgh
To Speak on Single Tax

Cornelius Decatur Scully. 61-year-
old Mayor of Pittsburgh, will be in
Washington tonight to outline an
attempt in his city to apply the
single-tax theories of Henry George
the economist philosopher who
roamed the world as sailor and
printer and in 1886 just missed being
elected Mayor of New York City.
Mayor Scully was first elected
head OF Pittsburgh's city govern
ment in 1896. He is a trustee of the
Henry George Foundation. which to-
night ends its 18th annual congress
here. He was scheduled to speak at
the opening of the congress on
Wednesday, but was forced to delay
his appearance until 8 o'clock to-
night, when he will speak at a
banquet in the Washington Hotel
A boom in attention paid to
Georges theories in recent economic
and popular literature was described
to the congress today by Miss Vir-
ginia G. Peterson, executive secre-
tary Of the Schalkenbach Founda-
ton, New York. She said his
theories, though supporting democ-
racy. have recently been praised in
Italy.
Other banquet speakers tonight
will include George E. Evans. presi-
dent Of the Henry George Founda-
ton. Pittsburgh; Mrs. Anna George
de Mile OF New York. daughter Of
Henry George. and Miss Elizabeth
Phillips of Washington.
Evening star., 1940-09-27
Marriage License
AppIicotions

orville M Brown. %, 1363h PENNSYLVANIA
ave. Sc: and Margaret J Lickner. 10:
4l8 10th st. ne. the Rev. J. Harold
Leroy X. Jackson, "a, 1908 o st. NV, and
o'e e NV: NJ the s R.u j. l. Henry enes 0ai''0rn''
David r. Howard. es. eo7 Ist st. NV. and
Eliaabeth N. Richards, 1s Danville'
o.ors. 'ee GS o.d H'5sd s and DSnnnfi caahefin. L.
stsnley "a. both Of Aiexandria. Va;
the Rev. J. C. Ball.
Katherine YounG, 81. l2ls Leonard st
ne. the Rev. B. H. Whiting.
choEs THnnis 1S both ss 81 satmai. aS ma!' ii;
Thomas Gallman. SO. and Della Smart, %,
both of sl9 Sd st. NV: the Rev.
Joshua ouarles.
he Rev G ". Nsisss
" jessie Asn Morris, 81 H. Moscow iO Idaho:
the Rev. H. M. Hennie
HoSaTd na rss 6 Th0Rss isssnss es5 as
Frederic W. Bardsley. jr.. "a. 1909 Staples
ST. ne. and Harriet W. Poor. %, 1716
Lang pl. ne: the Rev; John Rustin.
Rena eos9ins. IS: 1883 P St St NV; the
Th:sSo1s SS s.,,,s w':Sa ten aa a9G 92,1:. st,
1.-THE the Re-; J. \. Randolph h,u. c,.v "a
S.uI,elo eoth Of s2e 9th ST.; the Rev James A.
sIs,s, ESes s..sD 81 sSo NsS ySSs sas
L.aT:ne. aT: Menroe No Rsv T. EESsst a5i
NV: he Rev. A. F Zines.
and Elsie f. Pines. 81. Norristown, Pa:
the Rev. william L. Turley
George N. Hilburn. %, 1852 U st. NV. and
Marricloth r. Sims. %. 20l2 18th st.
NV; the Rev. Terence J. Evans ,
Willie GLADDEN.. 81. 11:6 c st: ne. and
Rebecca Hightamer, %: 9ah Florida ave.
NV: the Rev Junius A. Wheeler.
James E. Greene. 2l, 1929 Union st. s.w.,
and Lena Mason, 10. 451 1st st. Sc:
the Rev. NJ, J. O'Neil
Stephen E. Lankford. %. 242S Franklin
st. ne. and Janet MacLeish, 10. 6R4
Columbia I'd. NV; the Rev. Samuel E.
Sylvester J. Feeser. e5, 4543 Conduit rd.
NV. and josephine Jecko, 22. 2222 3sth
ST.: the Rev w H Denney. jr..
Clarence j. Eckenrode. "a Pikesville. Nd.
and Mary D. Asplen. 32, Baltimore: the
Rev. Rohrer.
William E Jackson, jr.. 81, 9l9 10th st.
ne and Margaret T. Jarboe, %. l424
D St Sc. the Rev Francis J. FLANAGAN.
william c. Dulin, 25 1870 New Hamp-
shire ave NV. and Phyllis M. Stuart.
u 3t Hamilton ST. NV: the Rev.
Franklin J. BoRanan
Arley r. Unser. 81. 1912 Euclid St NV,
Evening star., 1940-09-27
Col. William A. Snow,
World War Hero,
Dies al Walter Reed
Son Of Former Chief
Of Field Artillery
Was III for Week

1t. Col. William A. Snow, 46, a
World War hero and son of Maj
Gen. William j. Snow, retired, for
me- chief of field artillery. died al
Walter Reed Hospital Wednesday
after a weeks illness.
Funeral services with full military
honors were to be held at 2 pm
today at the Fort Myer Chapel
Burial will be in Arlington National
Cemetery.
Col. Snow received the Distin-
guished Service Cross for service
in France. and at the, time Of his
death was the engineer for the
Army's new mechanical unit at Fort
Knox, KY. He graduated from West
Point in 1916.
His service in Washington in
cluded the post of assistant dis
trict engineer, 1919; chief of per-
sonnel section of ONCE of Chief OF
Engineers, 1921; resident member OF
Board of Engineers for Rivers and
Harbors, 1886; chief of rivers and
harbors section. ONCE Of Engineers
1887, and executive assistant to the
engineers last year.
Col. Snow was assigned to the
1st Armored Corps at Fort Knox
last month.
He was born at Fort Hamilton
N. Y, April 81, 1894.
In addition to Gen. Snow he Is
survived by his mother, his widow
Mrs. Margaret Payne Snow: son
William J. Snow II, and daughter
Margaret P. Snow, all Of washing
ton. The family home Is at 1856
Wyoming avenue NV.
Gen. Snow. who was chief OF
field artillery during the World
War, retired in 1927.
Evening star., 1940-09-27

md M.rEsret n. Wilson: 80. Lakeland.
'hs puaS.m Rsv sS .nd I: HAITI
81, both Of us 9th St. s.v.; the Rev Rev.
nv, and Charlotte L; Graves, 20: llls
The Rev. Charles Henry woody. b3 vii
$40 23d pl. ne; the Rev. Charles
John W. Gross. %. .451s New Hampshire
ave. NV, and Mabel c. Olson. %. Iron
Mountain. Mich: the Rev. Arthur o.
Garland R. whited. %. 1112 Holbrook st.
the Rev. J; r. Wood. ..
e. @ Sosh Of 81 oettysSarr na r0h Pa. T. he Rev
j Harold Mumper
Gabriel o. Kinney. ir., %. Paterson. N. j..
cseSS ssy1 chs;. %d the Res A.
JACK I. Rubin, q, Alexandria. Va, ans
garea.s ~, soEnst Rss 20 WSodsy Park
walter Z. Wa WsdSinston nn Hofan r.. SO Randoiph
f. :nd Aa: asn' the 0Fiss1' RsS Waiter Mount IT.
Maurice B. Bulluck, %. l14o 9th st. NV.
and Mae Ethel sinsleton; %; Bsttleboro.
nVn nee,. and % oia M. T. Butler ti; %" y. go 5sth
st. ne: the Rev. H. w. Campbell.
Rockville.
Bernard p Odum, -. Takoma Park
Md. and Doris C. Mayhew, 90, Wash
Lawrence w. Beane. o. and Grace Nell
Lorraine Musgrove, %. both OF Rock
Vile.
Joseph M Donnelly. 81. WASHINGTON, and
Virginia !. Loop. II. Salem, Va
James A. Fowler. "a, Bethesda. Nd. and
Marie H. Skinner. %. Takoma Park.
Nd.
william O. Hackey % and Mary Agnes
Gibbs. 81. both OF Clarksburg, Md.
Walter G. Moyle. As. and Irene v. Pro-
vencial. 81. both of WASHINGTON.
Harold Edgar Willis. -, Silver sprins,
Md, and Leila Mildred Grant, 30, Ia
koma Park. Md.
Raymond Eugene Jaser. 25. Washing
ton, and Alva Verna sibley. %. Chevy
Chase, Md
Peter J Pfister, 30. and Ruby L. oDay.
81. both of Richmond. Va.
Theodore Barna. 20. Yonkers, N. Y,
and Dorothy Jane Ayers. "a. New York
Carroll P. Roberts. %. Warrenton. Va,
and Emma E. Bailey, 1s Culpeper. Va.
Evening star., 1940-09-27

Thomas g. Robert 40 GallinGer Hospital
Morton T. Davis, IS, Veterans Administra
ton Hospital.
Martin Dickie 40. Homeopathic Hospital
William F. Milstead. 3S. 1912 Potomac
ave. sc.
David James 40, Walter Reed Hospital.
Robert W. Stowe. 90. Walter Reed Hos
Marcel C. Oliver. 1s, Doctors Hospital
Dowd Smith. 100. Gsllinger Hospital:
James D. Russell. 7s, GallinRer Hospital
Annie Shahklin. 50. Gallinger Hospital
Henry A. Jones. 80. Freedmen's Hospital
Berry Minuez. AZ. EMERGENCY Hospital
Sarah c. Thorpe, 80 Gallinger Hospital
John Williams, 20. Gallinger Hospital.
Russell Young, "a, GallinRer Hospital.
Evening star., 1940-09-27

Abram and Elinore. Cander Nicer. boy.
Richard and Margaret White. boy.
Haddie and Johnnie Blount, boy.
Richard and Roberta Butler. boy.
Nathan and Cynthia Hooks. boy.
James and Viola Porter. boy
Herman and Wilma Proctor. girl.
Thelnio and Marie Stevens. girl.
Jonn and Hester Waters, boy
Evening star., 1940-09-27
Births Reported

George and Cecilia Brent, boy.
Herman and Rose Cohen. boy.
Alex and Lille Dickerson. boy;
George and Mabel Emmart. girl.
Hugh and OLGA Gasoue. boy.
John and Mary King. girl.
Lester and Rose Marier. boy.
Anthony and Virginia Morisi, girl.
Jack and Mary McMurry. boy.
Norman and Meredith Nolan, girl.
John and Ursula Tierney. girl.
John and Pauline Warheld, girl.
Calen and Gloria Yates. girl.
Jesse and Adele Bullock. boy.
Evening star., 1940-09-27
Deaths Reported

Elizabeth A. Caseley "a. 10 10th st. ne.
John Il; Miliagn. u; 30 H St: ne
Walter Close. so. 72O 9th st. Sc
Mary E. Boyle. So, - Rock Greek Church
rd. NV
Hugh A. Bragg So. Providence Hospital.
David w. Pierce, 50, Emergency Hospital.
Alhert Scherer. 50 1918 T 81. Sc
Evening star., 1940-09-27

Frank and Rachel williams. girl.
Alfonso and Lottie Briggs. girl.
Joseph and Evelyn Cooper. girl
Maurice and Mildred Lee, girl.
Ambrose and Mildred Proctor. boy.
Winston and Emma Stewart. boy.
william and Angela Wade. girl.
Edwin and Rebecca Willis. girl.
Henry and Maize Yearly, girl.
Evening star., 1940-09-27

Toy and Myrtle Cooper. girl.
John and Olga Ellis, boy.
Abraham and Rose. Feldman. boy.
Herman and Sophie Gordon. girl.
Russell and Ethel Leathem, boy.
Charles and Frances. Mitchell, boy.
william and Margaret McDermott, girl.
James and Annette Nails. girl.
Charles and Florence Strippy. girl.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-01

Al nemzeti vedelemhez Silk
seges robbant6 szereket, pus-
RAPPORT es egyeb hasonlo ter
mekeket az Egyesiilt Allamok-
ban most csupan ket magan-
kezen lev6 gyari vallalkozas
csinalja es ada el a nemzeti
hader0nek.
Bekes id6kben ennek a ket
gyarnak termelese eppen ele-
gend6 volt, inert a termelt pus-
kaport f6leg sportcelokra hasz-
naltak es a hadsereg es ten
gereszet alig igenyelt az evi
termelesbol valamicsket.
Most azonban megvaltozott
a helyzet az europai haboru
folytan es a kormanyzat ugy
erzi, hogy siirg6sen vi puska-
por gyarakat kell felallitanl. A
kormany tehat elhatarozta
Washingtonban, hogy e celra
huszonot millio dollart al
maganvallal alkoz6knak, akik az
utan penzb6l felallitjak az vi
l6por telepeket, amelyek -
a jelentesek szerint - igen ma
gyok lesznek. Ell is kepzelhet6,
hogy Is millio dollarbol igen
nagy gyarakat lehet epitenl.
Mielott a kerdes technikai
reszere ternenk at, hadd fniond-
juk meg AIT, hogy a puskaport
mem lehet tarolni es eltenni
kesobbi idokre, inert annak a
lehet6seghez merten mindig
friSSnek kell lenni. Mem rom
lik el a puskapor es nem veszti
Ell robbano kepesseget, ha
hosszabb ideig all, hanem ep-
pen ellenkez0leg, n0vekszik az
ereje es exert lesz veszelyes.
A fegyver es agyucsovek BIZ
zonyos foku nyomas elviselese-
re vannak keszitve es pontosan
XII van szamitva az, hogy mi
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-01
APR0 CYARAKAT CSINALJANAK

lyen lowest szabad azokbol le-
adni. Ha a l0veshez hasznalt
puskapor regi, akkor annak
robbano ereje megn0vekszik es
ha mem is robbantja sect a
cs0veket, a benniik levo huza-
lokat sokkal hamarabb rom
bolja 0ssze, tagitja XII es ICY a
fegyver vagy agyu alkalmat-
lama lesz allandobb jellegu
hasznalatra.
Mindezt mar nagyon regen
megallapitottak a katonai szak
ert6k es a haborura allandoan
keszul6d6 europai allamok ka-
tonai tankonyveiben mar 0tven
ev el6tt is benne volt az a sza-
baly, hogy hat h6napnal ore
gebb puskaport, ha csak lehet,
mem kell a hader6nek hasznal-
nj. Ere a szabalyra olyan sulyt
fektettek, hogy a hianyosabb
kozlekedes idejen hordozhato
puskapor gyarak is voltak, a
melyek nyomon kovettek a had
sereget es allandoan frissen
gyartott loporral szolgaltak.
Kesobb, a hatultolto fegyverek
idejen ezt besziintettek, de he
lyebe egy nevezetes ujitast al
litottak.
Az europti allamokban, anne
lyek pedig joforman allandoan
harcban voltak, nincsenek
oriasi nagysagu lopor telepek,
hanem egesz sorozat apro telep
van, egymastol olyan tavolsag-
ra felallitva, hogy ha az egyik
felrobbanna, akkor a tobbi meg
teljes bi1tonsagban maradhas-
son.
Olyan intezkedes ez, amely-
tol nekunk Sc szabad elter-
mink. Mi is megkoveteljuk,
hogy puskapor gyaraink lehe-
toleg tavol legyenek minden
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-01

nagyobb varost6l Is ne fenye-
gessek a lakossag biztonsagats
de odaig meg mem jutottunk
el, hogy a termelest decentra-
lizalni tudtuk volna.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-23
NOW PLAYING At
LOCAL THEATERS

RONY-Edward q. Robinson and Ed
Rsutsrs.s II: 80. as $40. sIo,
1905, also Nan Grey and Tom
Brown In "Mars'e," lis, 400 100
H' kancs II so Au sSSo In sos. Ms ss
also Gloria Jean IN "A Little Bit of
Heaven" i.i0. 4.2o. 7:2h, 1898.
MUSIC BO<-Frances Iangford and
Lucille Ball IN Toe Many N. 90 oir l;.o
nm Holt and Virginia oiimo~ in
"Laddie." :o6. s:ih. 7:25. 1890.
RIyIERA--Jack Holt and Marian
Marsh Marsh in PM from a. rrsso os
1890. also Bobby Jordan and Leo
no. .e o u I ac s asn s,s 81 Nine
HUE NOusE-Georse Brent Brenda
Marshall and George Tobias IN
South OF sucz.' IL AS. 1: so. $3.50,
b:55. 800. 1000.
RETURN SHOWING
RFVERLN--victor Mature In Cap
tain Caution" also Anne Shirley in
Anne OF Windy poplars."
the Moon" also The Higgins Fam
lily In should Husbands work"
COMMUNITY - Charles Starrett in
"Biaxing six Shooters" also Brian
Donlevy and AKIN Tamiroff in
The Great McGinty."
KAY STREET--Georse Raft and Ann
Sheridan in They Drive BY Night /.
also WAYNE Morris and Rosemary
Lane In Ladies Must Live"
LAEEWOOD-Jerry Colons and Bob
Burns in Coming Round the
Mountain; also Sidney Toler In
Charlie CHAINS Murder Cruise
PROCTOR-Freddle Bartholomew and
Sir Cedric Hardwicke IN Tom
Browns School DAYS. also Leon
Enrol and Dennis O'Keefe In Pop
Always Paws"
Martha Rave and Charlie
Ruggies In The Fermer's Daugh-
ter also George Brent and MI MI
Talked Too Much
REN-Jeffrev Lynn and Brenda Mar
shall In Money And The Woman I.
also Fred die Bartholomew and
Jimmy lydon In Tom Browns
School DAYS"
sHELls-yictor McLaglen and Frances
sI srms s IN , sSqss snS 81 PssS rssn
IN The Man Prom Tumbieweeus
SUNSET - Carole Lands and Henry
Wileoxon IN Mystery Sea Raider.
also Nancy Kelly and Robert Cum
mings in Private Affairs"
TEMPLE - Tyrone Power and Linda
Darnell IN brigham Young: also
Robert Young and Msureen O'Sul-
Ivan in Sporting Blood"
LIBERTY. Puyallup-Robert Taylor
Norma shearer and Bonita Gran
RIVIERA. Sumner-George o'Brien in
Triple Justice: also Robert Mont
gomerv and Constance CUMMINGS
in Haunted HONEYMOON
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-23
Holiday Schedule at
Lakewood Ice Arena

Ice skating fans win get an
extra skating session each day,
commencing today and extending
through the holidays until Jsnu-
airy 5. according 10 John johnson.
manager Of the Lakewood arena.
Besides the regular morning and
evening sessions. two full sessions
will be held each afternoon. from
1890 TO $50 p. m and from
) 10 s p. m.
Reservations are being accepted
now for the big New Years party
at the arena and II is expected
that the delay plans for the hig
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-23

A novel picture treatment ny
which the first person flavor Of
the original story is maintained. is
used in Kitty Foyle,' RKO
Radios perturbation of Chris
TOPPER Morley's widely discussed
book. Ginger Rogers stars in this
memorable offering.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-23

The clouds Of war cast their
shadows across the Christ
mas plans Of Cy Sims, Ham
Kicks thcater artist.
Cy had hoped to have his
mother. Mr.. Edith Sims Of
Vancouver. =. C.. ~ his guest
for the holidays hut the re-
strtctions Ut the border pro-
hibtt her from crossing Into
the United States. even for .
few days Ut Christmas time.
Mrx. Sims h British subject.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-23

AAttAtt
Let's be specific.
Al the Music Box. Christmas
Eve. Tin Pan Alley" will give
YOU new lease on life. It's Of
the "Alexander's Ragtime Band"
variety on q modern seals. The
wise guys Of Broadway call II a
honey"
At the Risito. also opening
the day before Christmas. viii
he ARISE NV Love-" starring
Claudette Colbert and RAY
Miliand. II N pronounced by
critics n the greatest ro-
mantle adventure picture Of
the year and then some.
At the Roxy on the night before
Christmas. we are 10 see Alex
snder korda's technieolor MASTER
piece. The Thief Of Bagdad.s II
has been called the most spec
tscularly beautiful picture ever
filmed. And 80. the spirit of the
season will ride into the Roxy on
the magic carpet Of one Of the
most colorful tales of all time.
At the Riviera. booked for
Christmas day premieres. Mike
Barovic has scheduled Cherokee
Strip" a super outdoor film"
with Richard Dix In the starring
role. supported by Florence Rice
and Victor Jory. As the second
feature we will see Ronald Reagan
Of ''Tugboat Annie" fame a. the
star Of Murder In The Air"
The blue Mouse Ia joining
the parade of holiday hits
with two new pictures which
have not hen shown In TIA
coma. both Of which will open
Christmas Day.
In the top spot h Here
Comes The Navy" starring
James Cagney and Pat
O'Brien. while the companion
film IA titled, "She Couldn't
Say No" and features Roger
Pryor and Ere Ardin.
And that's what Santa told me
he had In store for Tscomas
movie fans and IT really does look
like = Merry Christmas 20
'elp me.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-23
Sid Goes Overheard,

think l have previously men
toned In this column that Sidney
Dean. owner OF the Rialto theater,
doesn't kid himself about the pic
lures which Hollywood makes
some of which he plays at his
theater.
so when Sid goes overheard
for n movie well YOU
ran just about hook the family
sllyerware and put the money
M that production rs being
head and shoulders above the
run of mill screen fare.
The picture Sid rang out the
chimes for n Arizona" which
has been booked as the initial
offering of Ie4i. Jean Arthur
and William Holden are the
stars.
ITS got everything" In the way
the veteran theater man put II
and II he says 10 that's
good enough for your newsboy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-23
It's Like This, jon!

Your inquiry regarding the re-
cent shortage of Roy Rogers
pictures In Tacoma can be ex-
planned by the fact that there has
been q change in the Republic
franchise in this city which has
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-23

Winter Ice Carnival will be an
nounced shortly after January /.
now that the current Flu scare has
begun 10 suhside.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-23

II you're not using II. sell II with
FastsAction Times Want Ad.
Phone Main S151.
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Anfi-Snnfn.!


Buddha just faint got no
Christmas spirit"
BOYD Rozen, hou.~ manager
~ the Music Box has
plenty of Christmas spirit.
finished trimming the fhester
Christmas tre- At q very early
hour Friday morning.
When IL was finished. he and his
willing assistants stood back 10
admire their handiwork and
1t was a nice job. you may be
sure.
Al = later hour Friday -.
In fact. when the theaier wss
about In open for business.
BOYD found Buddha ut the top
NJ the tree, removing all the
ornaments. pls wing the very
devil with the finsel and other
wise engaged IN n feline hlity-
kreig Of the most violent
order.
And now Buddha is In the
dog house II that expression
can be applied to cat and
Boyd's Christmas spirit has sag
ged like worn out hot water
bottle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-23

Deon jaeger plovs the role
Of Brighton Young in the pic
ture OF the some nome which
is now pIoyine Q return en-
oooement OF the Temple theo-
ter. Tyrone Power ond linoc
Oornell ore co-storre0.
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temporarily disturbed the release
OF that studios productions.
As you know, Roy Rogers is
under contract 10 Republic.
am sure the situation will ad-
Just itself before long and that
you viii again have the opportuni-
~ TO see him a. In the past
Thank you kindly for your com
plimentsry remarks regarding this
column and a Merry Christ
mas TO you
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-11-15
W. C. STEWART. JR-, Is
APPOINTED IN FEDERAL
AERONAUTICAL POST
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