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

ney: Disaster and Relief-Dwire
Garrett: Publicity. Charles Dou-
cette: Entertainment - Mike
Lynch; Kitchen Police - Ben
Kreuger and Henry Schoeffen.
Announce Wedding Plans
Miss Bertha Loncke. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. ". ]. Perfield
announced ner engagement TO Mr.
Ron Gosselin. son of Mr.. and Mrs
A. NJ Gosselin of Puyallup. at a
party Thursday evening at the
Perfield home on the Dieringer
highway.
Cards were played until late
hour when supper was served at
small tables conferred with snap
dragons and maidenhair ferns.
Miss Loncke attended the Sum-
ner schools and Is a graduate of
the University of Washington
where she Is a member Of zeta
Tau Alpha. Mr.. Gosselin attended
st. Marys college in Kansas. He
is young business man Of Sum-
ner.
Friends sharing the news were
Mrs. A. M. Toner Of Port Town
send; Mesdames A. NJ. Gosseiin,
r. d. Campbell. Gordon Gross,
o. Gosselin, Don McCallum. Tom
Montgomery, e. c. WEIGH. Floyd
Holtz, f. Graef, Paul jackson, w
Gosselin. V. Gerhard, M. f. San
ford. Walter Dassel. L. Goldsmith
Kenneth Cain, Paul Benton. r
Jensen, Floyd johnson, Neil Nc
Lean, Jack Young, Leonard Fox
b. Smith. Basil Bowen, r L. Os'
borne. and Misses Frances Muir
ply, Velma Mcqueen. Helen Tay
lor. Helen Nix. Phyllis McComt
and Mary Moser.
Honor Miss kuciemba
Mrs. Allen Broderick entertain
ed at the home of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Norton Wynn, Wed
nesday evening honoring Mis'
Agnes Kuciemba. daughter of Mrs
Peggy Kuciemba, whose engage
ment was announced to Mr.. Johr
II. o'Brien. The wedding will b
on Oct. 15. The hostess. assisted
by her mother, presided over thu
buffet supper. Guests included
Mesdames Peggy Kuciemba, Mel
Mcclane, w. d. Mcdowell, Home
Nicholson, Dwire Garrett. Jerr,
Mulcahy, e. G. Gates, Jack Geiger
Jack Young and o. II. Jones
Misses Margaret Bowen, Sail,
Kuciemba. Billie Clark and Mrs
Aiieen Wynn of Seattle.
Another engagement of inter
est Is that of Miss Maxine Rutl
Leitzinger, daughter of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Edward Leitzinger of Nortl
Puyallup, to Mr.. James Walter
Of Bremerton, son of Mr.. and Mrs
II. r. Walters of Puyaliup. New
of the approaching marriage wal
revealed at a party given at thu
home of the bride-to-be Wednes
day evening. They also have Sc
the date Oct. 5th. Guests wer'
Miss Louise Gerwells of Tacoma
Miss Margaret Jean McKinnon
Miss Caroline Jungck, Miss Betty
Scott and Miss Dorothy Besancor
of Sumner; Miss. Alice Brooks oi
Seattle and Miss Margaret Nc
Alpine Of Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-09
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
Exile Of King Carol
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

into the train. he turned and lifted
his hat In a quick, sweeping ges-
ture. as II bidding goodbye to all
Rumania.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-09

ney; Disaster and Relief-Dwirs
Garrett; Publicity. Charles Dou.
cette: Entertainment - Miks
Lynch; Kitchen Police - Ber
Kreuger and Henry Schoeffen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-20

II you're not using 1t, sell II with
a Fast Action Times Want Ad.
Phone Main 1881.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-20

The adventure rife diamond
mining country of Kimberley. and
South Africa's gay and sophisti-
Gated metropolis. Cape Town. form
the setting for Paramount's excit-
ing new comedy drama. "Adven-
ture in Diamonds" which Is now
at the Shell thester. The locale is
one seldom seen on the silver
screen.
With George Brent and lisa Mi
randa playing the star loses, "Ad-
venture in Diamonds" tells Of a
romance between a young British
flying officer and lovely lady
crook who plans to rob the fsbu-
lous Kimberley diamond cache
Prominent in the supporting cast
are Elizabeth Patterson. John Lo-
der and Nigel Bruce. George Fitz.
maurice directed.
In addition to the fast-pacec
narrative, Adventure in Dia'
monds" contains never-befors
shown scenes of diamond-mininf
in the Kimberley district. The fas
cinating procedure of unearthini
tons of ore for the final tin,
products is taken up in livel,
sequences which are integral, dra
matte parts of the production.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-20

Sporting Blood!
With Maureen 0Sulivan and Robert Young in the lead
roles and Lewis Stone, William Gargan and Lynne Carver
heading capable supporting cast Sporting Blood opened
first engagement Mt Hamrcks Blue Mouse theater
yesterday
As the title suggests, the picture tells tale of
horses and tracks, of romance and southern
feuds with Robert Young the wrong side Of the
fence throughout most of the story.
The actual taken at CALIFORNIA; famed
Santa Anita track while Lewis Stones stables and training
track in reality. Barbara Stanwycks Marwyck ranch.
1t the first time the Stanwyck property has been used
screen locale
The companion film, THE Captain Is a Lady" is
satisfying bit of fare from the pen of Rachel
Crothers whose Susan and God" recently
in Tacoma
Charles Coburn Beulah Bond, Billie Burke and num-
Der of other feature players tell this humorous story the
setting of which is New England fishing village.
You will find many a chuckle along the way and even
the dramatic climax is not without its humor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-20

Paramount, first to take advan-
tage Of the popularity Of radio
favorites in casting its pictures.
continued the policy, after seven
films with ether stars prominently
cast, by placing four radio favor
ties in Rhythm on the River"
the new Bling Crosby comedy
which comes to the Riaito thea
ter today.
With Bing Crosby in this new
film are his own air show orches-
ira leader, John Scott Trotter;
Oscar Levant. one Of the fairly
permanent experts on '1nforma-
ton Please" and lovely Lillian
Cornell, recently star on a ma
tionsl sustaining radio show. Two
other names" are to be seen to-
gether with Crosby. one from the
stage and the other a veteran film
star. They are Mary my Heart
Belongs TO Daddy Martin. from
the Broadway musical comedy
stage, and Basil Rathbone.
Sharing the screen is Golden
Gloves" a prize ring story featur-
ing Richard Denning, Jean Csgney
and Robert Paige.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-20

her familiar Characterization. this
time adrift In the midst of the Ari-
zona desert when her old jallopy
breaks down while she Is en- route
to cafe job. Bowman appears as
Bill Anders, a handsome hermit
and ranch owner who Is happier
the fewer people he sees. After
he has given Maisie shelter for the
night, she returns. much TO his
disgust. with a whole family of
itinerant crop followers who are
on the trail of a gold strike.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-20
Edward 6. Robinson Stars in Temple Film

Edward G. Robinson is back at
his bullet-proof best in Brother
Orchid" the new Warner Bros.
film opening today at the Temple
theater. An hilarious satire on
the denizens of the underworld,
Brother odchidp tells the story
of a gangster who goes cunning
for culture, with side-splitting re-
suits.
Featured with Robinson are Ann
sothern, as a hat-check girl who
takes a good tip; Humphrey b.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-20

CART, as a diabolically double
crossing henchman; Ralph Bel
lamy as the alfalfa grower whose
bankroll isn't hay; and Allen Jen-
kins as Willie the Knife, a cute
little cut-up.
Lloyd Bacon, ace director of
action pictures. directed from the
screen play by Earl Baldwin, based
on the Collier magazine story by
Richard Connell.
-Four Sons" featuring Don
Ameche, shares the screen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-20

Saturday night will mark the
return of those most pleasing
floor shows presented at Tacoma's
Club Moderne. During the fall
and winter season, song and dance
acts will be a feature OF each Sat-
urday nights entertainment.
The Club Moderne is located two
miles south of Tacoma's city linn
its, just block off the Olympia
highway.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-20

When they tell Ann Sothern in the look
for good entertainment and such is the OF
Roxy theoter todoy where she starring in GoId Rush
Nose" Lee Bowman ploys the male eod.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-20
Gold Rush Maisie TO Open
Today at the Roxy Theaier
Rosemary Lone In Ladies Must Live"
Booked As Companion Attraction

romantic team that squabbles more than IL ro-
mances makes its first appearance in Gold Rush Maise
which today the Roxy heater with Ann Sothern
and Lee Bowman as its battling duo
Third popular Slim summervle adds to the
Fred Gubbins Bills
hired Virginia
presents the quar-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-20

let oi prihcipais, as JuDiiee DhsiS,
daughter of the crop-following
family and a devoted admirer OF
Maisie. Also featured are John
Hamilton Bert, the father; Mary
Nash as Sarah. the mother; Scotty
Beckett as Harold, Jubilee's BROTH
er, and Baby Quintanilla of Forty
Little Mothers" fame as the baby.
Rosemary Lane will share hon.
ors on the new bill in Ladies Must
Live" The new March of Time,
"Gsteways to Panama, will be
shown.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-20
sary for q great adventure

yarn and the capable cast teilS IL IN a most
convincing manner. 1t is produced on such
a vast scale that one cannot help but give
credit to Michael Curtiz a man who is con-
sidered one of movieland's ace directors.
So realistic are the sea shots that one
can almost smell the salt air and the battle
scenes are really big time affairs. THE
Sea Hawk" is grand entertainment for
young and old alike, and sets high mark
for other fall and winter productions to
shoot at.
The companion film brings George
Sanders to the screen in another of his
saint" features :. this time titled, The
Saint Takes Over"
If you have seen any of these product
Won will have an idea of what to expect
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-20

Bing Crosby and Mary Martin
Teamed in Musical Comedy
Golden Gloves" A Prize Ring Story
With Richord Denning. Completes Bill

Hollywood and radio permanently allied in bring
ing entertainment seekers the best each have to o11e
There was time when both these powers were at eacn
others throas and it appeared recently as few years
ago that neither would capuae However with the sue
of such air shows Hollywood Playhouse cecil oe
Miles Theatre of the Air and least half dozen other
top flight programs featuring the cream of the cinema an
interchange of personalities began taking place until TODAY
the two outstanding fields of entertainment have become
nermanent mariners
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-20

If you have any of these productions in the past
you viii have idea of what to expect but add to
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-20

that by warning you to expect much more
than previous productions in this series
would justify.
With Wendy Barrie in the leading fem
mime role and Jonathan Hale as Inspector
Fernack, Sanders comes through with the
most absorbing picture in which we have
seen him.
There is much comedy in the story and
Paul Guilfoyle is at the bottom of most of
it. The action is well sustained and the
plot is unfolded in most skillful manner.
With "The Sea Hawk" in the top spot
and THE Saint Takes Over" for team
mate the new bill at the Music Box thea
all the waV through
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-20
PLANS OWN COSTUMES

Virginia Vale. blonde leading
lady opposite George o'Brien, cur
rently appearing in RKO Radios
western thriller, Triple Justice"
designs her own clothes for her
screen roles. For her western at
tire she usually uses photographs
of her pioneer ancestors to get
ideas. =.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-02-19
Batson's Services Are
Varied And Economical

Now that you are planning to
move to some new place as soon as
the weather clears and warns up it
might be a good idea for you to see
Batson's Transfer, Furniture and
Storage company at 1o7 South Front
street, or telephone 124, and let Mr..
Batson give you suggestions and
rates concerning your moving prob
lens. They have the equipment and
facilities for handling your indivi-
dual job.
In connection with his local NOV.
ing and long distance hauling bust
mes Mr.. Batson operates a storage
warehouse.
At their location at LOT South
Front street Batson's operates a
secondhand furniture store. Many
items in this place are valuable to
own, some being quite old and in
the antique class.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-02-19
Paint Concern Has
Big Variety OF Products

Are you planning a new home
fer this spring, or a new beach cot.
tage? Do you plan to possibly re-
paint your present property. give
it the new appearance it has been
deserving for the past several
years? When you begin to go into
this matter it would be we'll for
you to consult the Atlantic Paint
& Varnish Works at Alt Martin
street. They a ably advise and
assist you as to the most lasting,
best looking and best wear resist
ant paints, varnishes and stains to
use. They have a product to fit
every need, and when you find it
necessary they a manufacture
specification paints for you.
Beginning with the outside of
your place the Atlantic has Tenacity
100000 Paste and Ready Mixed
that will give you all the service
you could expect. Having been
used in the coastal sections of
North and South Carolina for the
ra~t IS years this paint has been
found to Withstand salty atmosphere
remarkably well. because of its
high content of zinc oxide.
For the inside they manufacture
and sell Tenacity Semi-Gloss paint
and Tenacity Varnish stains, Te-
nacity Casein paint; Flat wall paint;
Tenaoifv Floor and DooL Fpopoolc.
and Tenacity Lac Utility Enamels.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-02-19
Magnetic Service Work
Done By Local Garage

None of us really like to cuss and
fight a balky motor, but when the
'dern Internal thing won't start we
have to give vent to our anger, it
seems. OF course it's all w
fault. We've neglected having
it inspected and repaired at reg
ular intervals. The most import
ant part of tractor, stationary gas
and powerboat motors is the mag
neto. Unless it's in good condition
your motor is hard to start or won't
start at all.
Mcconnell & Causey, 18th and
Market streets, telephone SO, have
just put in a new department at
their modern station to handle this
kind of work. With new equipment
and a skilled mechanic they are pre-
pared to fix any type magnetic you
are using in your motors, at most
reasonable prices.
This is the season when tractors
and stationary gas motors are ex.
tremely important to your work.
Successful farming and saw mill
operation depend on good, reliable
equipment to perform the task of
many long hours and days of con-
tinued use. Any delay can cost you
having that work on the magnetic
done now.
Very soon now the speed boat en-
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-02-19
Lift-Au Pump Added
To The Latest Model
OF Farmall Tractors

Marks Machinery company is now
demonstrating, at their store located
at 5 North Third street, the very
latest improvements on the new
model Farmall tractors. The most
outstanding achievement in recent
years is that Of the Lift-All pump.
By means of this Lift-All, it is pos
sible to operate the various plows,
cultivators, ct %cetera, attached to
tractors, by pressing a master con-
troll lever. It is now possible to raise
and lower the front and rear Sec
lions of the new two row cultivators
separately, which mean there will
be no more plowed up roads at the
end Of the row.: and that the middle
will be plowed out completely to the
end of the row.
This Lift-All pump erves another
vital factor; that Of lifting either
of the tractor wheels for servicing
the tires. No other tractor on the
American market has this practical
feature, the Lift-All pump.
Marks Machinery company has
received several carloads Of new
model Farmall tractors and various
machines. Inasmuch as the cold
weather has delayed farming opera.
lions considerably, it is going to re-
quire the use Of power equipment
to overcome this delay, and Marks
Machinery company is in position
to make immediate delivery for
whatever requirements the farmer
may have. They will be happy t.
give a complete demonstration to-
any and all farmers, upon a days
notice, without any obligation what.
soever. They are hopeful the farm
ers will make wide use of this serv-
ice, and see them before replacing
any farm mules, either with addi-
tional team OF power equipment.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-02-19

and city streets is subject to an &C.
cident at any time. Safety glass has
saved hundreds Of lives. The John.
son Trimming Shop, at 10S 1-2 North
Second street at the real Of the
Macmillan Buick-Pontiac company,
and owned and operated by Ernest
and Curtis Johnson, s%pecializes in all
kinds of glass work. They guaran-
tee to give factory jobs on every a
and will make the proper fit on each
Individual car.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-02-19
Soda Shops Drinks Are
Deliciously Refreshing

Through their experience in cat
ering to the public's palate with
appealing refreshments the Soda
Shop, at 18th and Market streets,
is now able to concoct anything in
their line you could want in re-
freshing, cooling sodas, sundaes,
sherbets, soft drinks, banana splits,
milk shakes. In all the dozens of
different specialties they make
you'll find have that certain some.
thing you always look for in such,
that particularly palatable taste
thrill you like.
Outstanding at the Soda Shop is
their delicious, n%ourishing, appeal
ingly fresh and creamy Buttercup
ice cream.
Phone 912 for delivery.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-02-19

thusiast will be looking over his
power equipment, getting it in shape
to give him a whole summer of fun
and frolic on the water. Long in
activity and salty air and dampn .ss
have probably taken the zip out Of
that motor.
Whether you operate boating
pleasure craft, a farm or a saw mill,
Mcconnell & Causey can help you to
get more and better service from
your equipment.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-02-19
New Safety Glasses Now
Installed By Johnson's

Just how safe is your car? You
may know that the motor, brakes,
lights, steering and tires are good,
but is your car equipped with safety
glass? This Is an important itel1,
for your family's safety, as well S
for yourself. Every car owner knows
that any a on our fast highways
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-02-19

: The prehistoric Elothers were
not true pigs, nor even related to
them, although the resemblance to
wild hogs living today in Europe is
striking. They had very powerful
cutting teeth, two heavy-clawed toes
on each foot, and have no direct des.
cendants extant today.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1940-07-26

ESTER COUNTY, maryland
YEAR 1910
JAPANESE BEETLE CONTROL WORK
TAX BILLING EXPENSES
Appropriation for 100000
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ATTORNEYS
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Evening star., 1940-12-25
U. 5. Woman Among Seven
Facing Swiss Spy Charge
By the Associated Press.


LAUSANNE, Switzerland, Dec. Is
Seven persons, including former
colonel in the Swiss Army, his son
and woman of German origin who
is United States citizen by mar
riage, were charged before Swiss
federal penal court yesterday with
espionage and violation of the code
covering security of the state.
The former colonel is Arthur Fon-
jallaz and the woman is Mrs. Frieda
Ellison. Fonjallaz's son, Rene Mar
eel, is known as a champion bob
sledder. The others are two Swiss
and two Germans.
Fonjallazs case caused a sensa-
ton in Switzerland when it first was
unearthed last January q, since the
officer. although retired, had at
tanned the highest peacetime rank in
the Swiss Army. He also has been
accused of treason.
All the accused have been ques-
toned thoroughly by authorities in
an effort to track down ramifica-
tions of a spy ring which earlier was
said to have been working for Ger
many.
Evening star., 1940-12-25
Gen. de GuuIIe Obtains
20 AmbuIunces in u. S.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Dec. 25.-Jacques
de Seyes, representative of Gen.
Charles de Gaulle, has announced
that 20 ambulances, staff car and
rolling kitchen had been acquired
for the use of Gen de Gaulle's Free
France" forces in French Equatorial
Africa.
Mr. De Seyes said the British
American Ambulance Corps hoped to
equip and send % American drivers
to serve with De Gaulle's forces,
leaving on the first available boat
for Point Noire, French Equatorial
Africa.
Evening star., 1940-12-25
Pundu Prices Slump
1000; Trading Light
BY the Associated Press.

BY l1t ASsOCIHItu FTtSS.
TOLEDO, Ohio.-Financial note:
Panda prices have "softened."
Zoo officials, recalling that the
first panda brought to the United
States sold for $4,000 fob, said
they had been offered two for $4,000
each. They couldn't buy the animals
because of a recent rhinoceros pur-
chase and negotiations for pair
of giraffe.
Evening star., 1940-12-25
Kurohei Yuoso. Former
japanese OfficiuI, Dies
BY the Associated Press.

TOXIC, Dec. 25.-Kurahei Yuasa,
IS, who resigned as lord keeper of
the imperial seal last June /, died
yesterday after a protracted illness.
During a long political career,
Yuasa served at various times as
Governor of Shizuokoken, chief Of
the Toxic Metropolitan Police Board,
vice minister of home affairs, Civil
Governor of Korea and minister Of
the imperial household.
Evening star., 1940-12-25
French Stamp Issue
To Garry Petoin Picture
By the Associated Press.

BY The Associated Press.
VICHY, Dec. 25-A postage stamp
bearing the picture of Marshal Pc
tain, Chief of State, will be issued
January /, officials announced yes
terday. 1t will be a one-franc stamp
used for ordinary letters inside
France. Three other denominations
of Petain stamps will be issued later.
Coins already have been author
ized bearing the marshals likeness
instead of the traditional figure of
La France.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-02-02
NEW QUARTERS
FOR LIONS CLUB

Continued from Page One)
Mollie Parker, now near-neigh-
Dor of the Lions.
In that setting, then-the Lions
tried to proceed, in an orderly
manner, with their meeting. 1t
didn't work, quite. Too much
elation was evident at the accom-
plished fact of their new quar-
ters-so speeches were in order.
Lions Allen, Martin, Smith,
Saunders and Armstrong obliged
and told how it was done-and
that was just about all that was
accomplished at the meeting.
In between rejoicing and roar
ing for this and that, the Lions
greeted two new members-Jo-
seph Lopez and Rev. G. w
Hutchinson. Then they adjourned
to Lion Andy Pritchard's home
for a short session to protect his
1907 attendance in that he was
too i'll to attend the meeting.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-02-02
MONROE COUNCIL
TO HOLD SCHOOL

Continued from Page One)
followed by a demonstration and
legislative skit by the local as
ISOLATION. "a Real PIT. A.as
the School Sees It., win be the
subject of talk by Prof. Horace
O'Bryant. Mrs. Hanford will talk
on the same subject-"As the
State Congress Sees tt.
Final event win be the Foun-
ders Day Celebration and pre-
sentation of Birthday Cake.
Reservations for the banquet
are being made with Mrs. Rus
sell, phone 684-W, or at any OF
the city schools.
Guest officers will arrive Tues
day morning and win be guests
at the Harris School for luncheon.