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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-12
Hollywood Boasts No Less Than
20 Distinctive Types Of Women

As an experiment to prove that
there are no less than twenty dis
tinctive types OF women in Holly
wood. Director w. s. Van Dyke III
asked the M-G-M casting depart
ment TO find them.
When the twenty varied types OF
young womanhood were found they
were cast as atmosphere" with
Spencer Tracy and Hedy Lamar
in the gay night club sequences Of
81 Take This Woman" now play
ing al the Music Box theater.
The types that Van Dykes scouts
found right In Hollywood's front
yard are:
The siren. the baby-faced girl,
the athletic girl. the typical coed.
the debutante, the young society
matron. the business girl. the young
professional woman. the night club
girl. the white-collsr salesgiri, the
professional model. the actress. the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-12
Trained Horse Is
Featured in Plot

The day of specialization is hit
ting the motion picture Industry
with full steam ahead. Now Mono
gram goes tine step further in pre-
senting Rex. jr., trained horse. in
The Gentleman From Arizona, :"
currently playing at the Riviera
theater.
One of the few Arabian horses
ever to be trained. Rex, Jr., Ia the
only off-color horse Of this breed
in the country. A three-year-old
mare, she has the unusual color OF
chestnut with a mahogany tone.
Inasmuch as The Gentleman
From Arizona" is produced in cine
color, Rex, Jr.. is beautifully pre-
scented with full values given to her
exceptional coloring.
The cast is headed by J. Farrell
Macdonald, John King, Joan Bar
clay, Craig Reynolds and Ruth
Reece. ten-year-old popular radio
starlet. Charles r. Goetz produced
with Earl Haley as associate pro-
Queer and director Haley also
wrote the original story and col
Elaborated with Jack o'Donnell on
the screenplay.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-12
Tony Marlin Songs
Spell Gay Romance

Songs 10 start pour ilpe hum
ming Romance -. Ia start your
heart pounainTs Laughter .. 10
start vour sides aching
Music IN Ny Heart cplumhis's
song -sriAshed fountain Of youth
and romance IL playing ~ tho Rev.
eriy theaser 10 prove that love can
make = castle of cellar ard
music turn = Kiri into = swsst-
heart Radios COLDER. voiced Tony
Martin IL starred In The ns~ pro-
inction. with Rita Hay~nrth shsr-
ing stellar hnnors. Andre knstsia-
meta and his famous orchestra are
featured with Edith Fellows and
the east Includes such msichlsss
fnn-makers a. Alan Me~brsy. Eric
nloFe and George Tobias.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-12
Ecstasy Opens
AT the Capitol
! HedY Lumorr Stors
In Film Sensation

Essentially. Ecstasy" is study
stark human emotions translat-
b into terms of pantomimic his
fionics of love unrequited and Of
We fulfilled. depicted by a woman
/ compelling beauty. II is her
ruggle with herself and the world
hich here makes for drama in its
knse and most poignant form.
Whatever real virture lies in
Ecstacy" is embraced principally
y its originality, its fresh and dar-
BIZ treatment of themes that have
ZEN stereotyped in the factory
bade products Of America and
highland.
Ecstasy" proved a sensation all
yer Europe. except Nazi Germany,
there it was banned because Hedy
amarr was Jewish. The picture
as shown at the big film exposi-
on in Venice, Italy. as a classic
kample of Austrian art and was
pied the finest picture of the year.
rhe Capitol theater is continuing
be first Tacoma $ h W ng of
Ecstasy which will play four
by engagement beginning this
fternoon at 2. Evening perform
hoes will be continuous from 7.
he picture is not recommended
pr children.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-12

These that Suffered nest ard<f
the s.rFsre - Charles spilateff
W.T. were Mnrtim~r sn<c1. Rnh~ft
Cummings. Constance Mucrs. JchA
suttan Samuel = fIsasss Has
rurner Ard prc%1ae<f .dsFsstss.
Frsnk Tuttl<.
Charlie Mccarthy. DIGESTIVE
IL the first picture IN which
chsFiss has had The tic rcse "a
10 himself In his first. -tseldNsn
Foilles. hss effort. were ecnfsn~<s
10 speesaisies ard hsts tie sdssue.
~i q step IN Letter ~ fass~iue-
ton playing = supporting role
with Andrea Leeds. Adalpbs Men-
,ou and George Murphy. whils IN
~Yeu Can't Cheat an Honest Mar
he shared the billing hnnars with
has marital enemy. W. c -util''
risids nut In Charlie Mccarthy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-12

She is the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank w. p. Camp Of 201i
East 37th street and she is a grad
uate Of Lincoln high where she
studied journalism and worked on
the school paper.
Today. she begins her weeks
work on the editorial stasf of The
Tacoma Times for which she will
receive a salary of SIS.
Other winners as announced by
the judges are as follows;
Second prize Is awarded 10
Marie Anderson, Rt. 2, Box
500. Tacoma q student at
Pacific Lutheran college.
Third prize Is awarded to
Frank Walter, Jr., 29i1 North
Union, n student at the Col
lege Of Puget Sound.
Fourth prize-Mel Novikoff.
S021 No. 9th, q student Mt
Stadium.
Fifth prixe-Pat Hansen.
4127 South l. q student ut
lincoln.
Sixth prize-Richard A. Do
lack, 14S6 East SIND, q stu
dent at Bellarmine.
The contest was sponsored by
Sidney Dean of the Rialto theater
in connection with the showing Of
His Girl Friday" newspaper
story co-starring Rosalind Russell
and Cary Grant.
The response to the contest was
most gratifying and Sidney Dean,
as well as The Tacoma Times,
wishes TO thank all students who
participated in the contest and the
professors in journalism in Taco
mas institutions Of learning who
acted as judges.
Winning contestants may receive
their awards by calling in person
at the Rialto theater anytime on
and after Wednesday. They must.
of course, be in position to identi-
fy themselves.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-12

the drab scenes within the
high stone walls the at
temped break" which just
never seems 10 get anyone
anywhere. and the inevitable
end of the trail which awaits
those who would have the
Injuries Of life without work
ing for them.
Garfield is his usual good
self in this picture and your
reviewer was surprised at the
exceptional performance Civ
en- by Miss Sheridan. the girl
who. according TO the wise
guys at Harvard, is least like
~ To succeed.
The other new attraction at
the Roxy is in lighter vein and
features John Payne and
Jane Wyman in a prize ring
story titled, kid Nightin-
gale. Walter Catlett and Ed
Brophy have important roles
in this story of n singing mig
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-12
Cunodu Seeks
More Volunteers

VANCOUVER, b. C.-Another
hll for volunteers for the Sea-
birth Highlanders of Canada was
Issued here Monday.
The regiments headquarters said
hey needed about 120 recruits for
he famous force.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-12
Asylum Patients
In Beds

SALEM, Ore.-Three inmates of
be state hospital for the insane
Fere strangled in their beds Mon
by, apparently by another Of the
bne men occupying ward for
hronic patients.
The dead men were Jack Leavy.
b, Aurora. Ore; Levi Haggren.
y. Portland. and Sol Green. %.
transferred To the Oregon hospital
rom the California state hospital
1887.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-12

who wins the heavyweight championship and the girl .
all in the evening.
your reviewer happened to be bell ringer like Fider
he would tap the old about twice for the fare
the Hamrick house Broadway square.
And that will be all for now EXCEPT this revolving
doors all right for the guy who knows when he's had
enough of good thing but they're dynamite for the chap
with a track mind.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-12
PERSONAL MAKE UP

Regardless Of the type Of role
she plays. Vivian Leigh, starring
in Waterloo Bridge" takes only
an hour and fifteen minutes for
both makeup and hairdress-and
she does her own makeup.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-12

Thursday and Friday OF this
week the Music Boz theoter
will present q combination
stooe and screen show. On
the siooe will be seen the
French follies OF which Annet
De BOISE lobovel IS O member.
II is O song ond donee erection
boosting mony beouilful girls.
On the screen will be shown
Double Abb with Woyne
Morris and Moroorct Lindsey.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-12

bride. the adventures. the social
service worker. the beautiful dumb
bell. the intellectual type. the gold
digger. the baby-taik addict and
the wallfiower.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-12
Charlie Mccarthy. Detective
Heads Bill al Hamrick House


II was every man Tor hms<lf-snd shs dsvl s~t< The
duwissl
which means that Charlie Mccarthy and Edgar BERGEN
got hack movie makeup 10 star IN uniser<Ns Charlie
Mccarthy. Detective" which comes 70 Tho Hue Mouse
thenfer Tueslay
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-12
Business College Student
Wins Journalism Contest
Ruth Comp of Kndpp's Business College
Rewarded for Best Motion Picture
Review: Other Winners Announced

Ruth Camp working away at her general business
course at knapp business college last Friday when she
aed to the telephone hear the best she has heard
IN all the 10 years of her young life the that she
bad first place in the Riato theaterTacoma Times
reporter contest.
1t Ruths the high school and college stu
sirl Friday which a judged the dents Of Tacoma
All by is
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-12

Chorlofie Bruno. youno ord
very blond memo soprono Of
the Son Corlo Opero eon,pony.
She will be heard here during
the ,wo-doy engagement When
III Trosotore and ''Fousi"
will be presented on ApriI lss
ond 2nd. III Trovoiore" will
be given Mondoy night ond
"Foust" Tuesdoy on tho dotex
mentioned.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-12
.Tzi 1TtTaG511
I/H 2y/t"aUlJ l1alssANNNNW


John Garfield returns 10 the Roxy
screen in another Of those tough guy
roles. this time under the caption Of
Castle On The Hudson"
He ha. taken Ann Sheridan "a his
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-12

girl friend in this story of prison life and Pat Bren por
trays the role of the warden the big house the Hudson
The picture has all the earmarks of the usual prison tale
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-12

! irl Friday which was judged the
est of all that were submitted by
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1940-08-16
BAKkLEY TELLS NAACP He
WON'T BRING UP ANTI-LYNCHING
BILL; HIS REASON, DEFENSE

NEW Y0RK---For the fourth time
in as many months, Senate Majority
Leader Alban Barkley told the Ma
tional Association for the Advance
ment Of Colored pcopc that he does
NOT intend t. do anything to bring
up the federal anti-lYnching bill for
a vote on the floor Of the Senate.
The Senator made his declaration
to the NAACP in response to re-
cent letter from the association
which quoted q story appearing 10
the New York Amsterdam News OF
fore Congress adjourned. The
National Convention that ''tlie Anti
July 20 saying that Bark ey had told
the Colored National Democratic
Association at mass meeting IN
Chicago Just prior to the Democratic
lynching bill vii be voted upon be-
date when the bill would be cailed
NAACP had asked the Majority
Leader TO name the approximate
up.
Denying that he had made tha
statement. Senator Barkley told the
association in letter dated August
s Il have not seen any Of the
newspapers that quoted what ! hal
to Say because | spoke extcmpofan-
eously but the quotation which
you use in youl. letter is inaccurate. =
Pointing out that he had told his
audience thai he still "entertained
the hope that the bill might be vot-
ed on during. the present Congress, =
despite the difficulties Of long debate
even if cloture were voted, he made
no promise that 1t would be voted on
and ! made no promise that it would
be taken up The program Of de-
fense legisIation.' he said, which IN
clude necessary and urgent mea-
sures'' did not make him feel At
liberty To prophecy wren the Anti
lynching bill. can be taken up.
Refusing TO accept the plea OF
defense program rs an excuse for
no. bringing up the bill, Thargood
Marshall. special counsel for the
NAACP. told Senator Barkley IN a
letter dated August / that the A.
9aciation regarded the Anti-lynch.
ing Bill RS being Just rs important
as ths, National Defense program
The NAACP official drew atten-
tion to the renewed activity of the
Khan IN many states, its joint actiyl-
ties with the German-American
Bund in New Jersey; violence
against Jehovah's Witnesses, q re-
ligious sect, the brutal hogging and
lynching Of NAACP officias in
Brownsville. Tenn, and the increase
in mob violence throughout tho
country Just as mob violence IN
creased proceeding the outbreak Of
the last World war, as fully ade-
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1940-08-16

elimination because OF race Or
color.n
The letter quoted statement
from Adjutant-Gener Adams, OF
the War department advising the
NAACP that there is no provision
for the enlistment Of cdlored men"
other than in the two regiments Of
infantry, two regiments OF the cav
airy, Quartermaster corps, Medical
department, Ordinance department,
certain school detachments, and the
detached Enlisted Mems List.
The letter also pointed executive
approval of discrimination In The
Navy department, quoting an OIL
cial statement from the Bureau sf
Navigation saying that AFTER many
years Of experience, the policy of net
enlisting men of the colofed rGre
for any branch Of the naval service
except the messman branch, was
aadopted to meet the best Interests
Of general efficiency The se-
lection Of men to man the Navy is
left to the discretion Of the .execu-
tive branch of he Government"
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1940-08-16

way patrol stands feet 81 inches
IN height, and weighs I73 pounds.
Me appears in perfect physical health
lid in the opinion Of Highway Di-
res.or Beightler. Governor Bricker
and Others interested in having Me-
sro representation on the state pa
troll, viii make an outstanding men,
Der.
It il expected between 80 and 40
men will be named to the patrol by
Director Beightier. After passing
their physical examinations, they
vii be appointed. Then they will all
70 to the patrol training school at
Ohio State University, starting Au-
gust 1c.
Following that intensive training
,cliod the men win be assigned to
probationary duties, and thereafter
their appointments viii. be made
ornament, providing they measure
up to the stringent rules and regula-
tions Of the patrol.
Governor Bricker has repeatedly
emphasized the fact that 'sthe patrol
must be kept free Of all political in
fuence, and operate day and night
for the protection Of our citizens.
both on the highwsy and in their
homes
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1940-08-16
ALL DEFENDING

Continued from page ONE
Smith, Philadelphia, Pa.
Junior Doubles-Joseph King,
Mcintosh, Ga.
Upsets this summer in the section
a tournaments have indicated that
the present champions have some
tough going ahead Of them in the
coming Nationals"
The University officials headed by
DR.. D. ormonde Walker, President,
Mr.. c. G. Jenkins, Superintendent
and DR.. ]. Aubrey Lane, chairman.
local committee have everything in
readiness to house 1000 players and
spectators for the week. The ten
tennis courts are in tournament
shape and stands have been erected
to seat $500 persons.
Not only il week Of splendid
tennis play promised but an, elabor-
ate social program offered. The
dormitory and dining room facilities
will leave nothing TO be desired.
Wilberforce will offer every facility
to rest or play amid ideal surround
ings. Write to the chairman Of local
committee for reservation or infor-
nation.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1940-08-16

Roam il a native Of Columbus He
attended Everett Junior high schoo
there, and later North High school
ais, in Columbus. Still later he en-
tered Agriculture Technical Cokcge
at Greensboro, NC, an institution
for Negroes who want to learn lans
and animal husbandry. lie was a
star in football and basketball in his
high school days, and at "Aggis
Tech starred on the basketball
court.
Young Roam was one OF the FIRST
Ncgr cs anywhere in the United
States to pass the civil aeronautlcal
authority examination. This he did
while attending Agricd dtural Techni-
cal Go lege.
Roam has made his solo flights,
and under the civil aeronautlcal au-
thority nov Is cligiH for his wing
as an accredited pilot.
This candidate for the state high,
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1940-08-16

IN BRIEF--WLW, which s0ns
its own stan 10 both Republican
and Democratic national oonven-
tions, also will cover WillkiA ac-
ceptance speech Aug. II, by d.
rect wire MBS again 20 40
World Series, with Same sponsor
as last year Screen GnaId
I,heater" will be back on CHS
this fall Money goes toward
. home for needy and INDECENT
OF Aim industry NbC track
coverags from Saratoga includes
running Of The Hopeful fog
s45,O 900, Aug. 81 y. liz MBS
outlets for the Lutheran Hour
when Ii resumes Oct. ~ -. NBC
10 describe large-scale niansuv-
ers OF the First Army as It de-
pIoys in upper New York state
this month -. CBSs "Winxs
over Jordan" is concert sourina
Remember Truth or Conse.
quences," the old parior xamef
IL hits NBC Aug. IL as fEali-
fiedged radio show .. CHS eaaa.
phasizing PAN American activity
heavily In Its new "Amcrie&s
School OF the Air" Second
annual winners OF WLW agricul-
tural scholarships have started
paid training at the station.
/ DOUBLE LIFE DEPT.-Ken-
meth Peters is a WLW announcer
actor. His ,Uite, Virginia Temples,
is an actress. Both haze roles in
WLW's iramn, "Earthborn," Pet
ers as a youth who comes back
TO the jarm after college career
and Miss Temples a. the country
oal mho S heartbroken ,uhen ha
oipcs her the marital 90 bul
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1940-08-16

ceremony was prompted by
Hopes phenomenal drawing pow
err in the citias OF Chicago. De-
troit, Cleveland. Boston, Atlantic
city, st. Louis, Kansas City and
Omaha. He broke all the box OF
fice records in these cities.
The total tour attracted up
wards OF !, ,O00. 900 customers, most
OF them Iured by Hopes radio
program. During one week In
Chicago. Hope accompanied by
Brenda and Cobina, jerry Co
Ionns and Bill Goodwin pulled
l32, QUO people
This Is terrific.
NeW York, homenel. gaue Hope
,phat amounted 10 the cold shout
der. There the comedian tell oil
OF $500 sinfI u b'eakiHg the re-
cord al lie tIleaieT Wl,cre ne
ptHyed.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1940-08-16
N AACP -
(csnsinusa from pAes one)

N&snStNuS& xE0sn kA&S ODSI
sed . willingness to vote for the
federal anti-lynching bill, urged that
the conscription bill be amended so
rs to guarantee Negroes the right
armed forces without any discrimina-
to serve in every branch Of the
ton because Of race or color.
Negroes are willing to take their
part in the defense program along
with other American citizens the
letter said, "but at the same time in
sist that their government give them
the same opportunities to serve in
all branches Of the armed forces in
which they may qualify without dis.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1940-08-16

sheet metal, woodworking, knowledge
Of chemicals, and operation OF or
dinance, light and heavy. These are
the skills pertinent to active partici-
patton in the program, according to
information from the United States
Office Of Education.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1940-08-16
FIRST NEGRO
tContinusd from Page -


Young Roam lives with his mother,
Mrs. Flora Mitchell, and his step
father, WI Mitchell, at 1898
Fast Ling street, Columbus. His
sfcpfather is q clerk in the Ohio De-
partment Of Liquor Control, assign
al to one Of the Columbus retail
outlets.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1940-08-16

rnerce ca m Q
out to m e e I
Bob and pre-
sent him with
a troph y for
crea ting 50
m II c h g Q 0 9
will" for I h G
Am CO tia J
throughout the
nation.
90 d w ! ] !
may here be
transl at d as
"box office re-
celpts."
r. ha ffff o
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1940-08-16
NEGROES
(centinued from page u

S~0ntinued from page
portant occupations in industries
necessary to the Defense Program,
included in which are the manufac-
ture, maintenance and repair Of air.
craft, shipbuilding, automotive en-
gineering, forging, electrical engin-
eering, boilermaking, work with
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1940-08-16
IN AND OFF THE AIR
= HOPE SPRINGS ETERNAL At BOX OFFICE -
ny Fred Emery

BOB HOPE, the NBC Tuesday STAR can enjoy the
rest Of his vacation comparatively free OF worry about
the future. ,
rersonal annearance tour the comedian welcomed
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1940-08-16

otasshSrry-steessesrry Jsssy
/ eppa q lbs.) berry Juice; 3
tAhlssyOcAs lennoa Juice: cups
{sM ibs.) sa4ar: bottle fruit
psGttA.
Ts prepare jaiee. crush thorough
u sr grind shout quarts fully
rtps kerrtea. Place In Jelly closh
ar hAg Aad sausess out 1uicc.
Hsussss and strain juice from !
ussd3una iemo1. Measure sugar and
tSies into large saucepan and mix
Branx To q bou Oser hottest hro
and at once add bottled fruit pectins
sSisrin9 eoAstaHtly. Then bring 70
d fsis rsatin@ BOIL and boil hard y
mafaats. Remove from Hre, skira.
woar ssiekiy. Parafzin ~ once.
Makes Ahoat ka glasses ~ aaia
s@Asss e&eh). y N
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1940-08-16

quate reasons for bringing up the
federal anti-lynching bill without de-
lay.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1940-08-16
Calvin's Newspaper Service
TESTED RECIPE.

VvYHEN serving jelly do you say
w what favor do you wish I"
or Asreiy place jelly mold
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1940-08-16

like . conqueror home from the
wars.
No less austere \ body than the
HOLLYWOOD Chamber OF Com
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1940-08-16


Pic
counterfeit ccvsrnssnt ohsck
will
police officers
effiesrs othsr federal assneias
al iapossbls. M
v.se~lANlaa~l
N j..
ssrviss
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1940-08-16

Upon your Hh-
ciesk dish !
r b o gracious
hostess stocks
her shelves
with isliy types
g&iOra.
with those on
hand the guests
paAy have
The nayors th0y
l11