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Glacier County chief., 1940-12-20
Legion Auxiliary
Notes

The Anericarisr Committee If ,Le
On. RAM American Iaoior Auyi1iar,.
!. announcing q. natriotic nrog~an, r.
he given in the CIR Ran. bigT school
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Glacier County chief., 1940-12-20
SAVE THE
LOCAL BANKS

A thought provoking article III the
Cheney Kansas. Sentinel. signed b?
publisher Hugh c. Gresham. indicate,
that present governmental credit and
bank regulatory practices are driving
smaller banks out OF business ana
making for fewer and larger banks
In other words It Is CentrallZNlg thr
banking business.
Mr. Gresham cites recent case
where two banks in neighborlng town,
merged. This. he says. Is the resul;
OF three causes. First, tie entry c.
the Federal government into the
banking business has deprived private
banks OF much OF their business-the
tax-free, taX-supporteG FoC-,raI lend
ing agencies can make loans at inter-
est rates winch would rum the se.t-
supporting. heavily taXed private
banks
Second. regulatory agencies haze
become more exacting in the kind o!
loans they will permit banks 10 make
thus reducing loan business. Regu-
latory officials. working under blank
ct and Inelastic laws, put their Judg-
ment before that of the banker HIM
self
Third. banks have been loaded to
an unprecedented extent with govern
ment bonds which pay very low rates
of interest. and thus reduce the banks
income.
The local community needs its own
little bank even as the great city needs
its big banks. II small banks disap-
pear from the picture. the lirtle towns
are going 10 suffer-the local barker
knows local conditions, and IS in a po-
sition TO give his town the best posi-
BILE service He has always been a "
tai factor in community development
Obviously the ownership by so nil
lion depositors of the deposits in the
banks Of this country, lies at the root
of private enterprise. II this money
were to pass under government cor
troll. there would be no further Use to
talk about a free industry. If this
were to occur. then indeed We should
have form OF totalItarian state
Glacier County chief., 1940-12-20
Mrs. Alvin Kennedy
HOnOred at Shower

A miscellaneous shower was given
in honor of the recent bride, Mrs AL
vim Kennedy The shower vas held
at the apartment o: MS Nora Con-
nelly with Mrs Virginia Kennedy as
assisting hostess last Tuesday even
ing December nth The room was
decorated with Christmas colors and
the gay vuletide predominated. The
bride was the recipient of many beau
tItul and useful gifts but due TO ILL
ness tie Bride was unable to be pres
ent so Mrs Bob SalCIS cid the honors
Of opening up the presents.
The evening was spent playing
bridge and chinese checkers after
which a delicious luncheon was served
by the hoSteSses at midnight
Glacier County chief., 1940-12-20
Classification
Puts Fl Per Cent
In Class Ia

Three three-year enliStrents at va
riouS army recruiting offices during
, November have been credited to the
number Of trainees Glacier county will
supply under the National Selective
Service Act, according to Ed Sadlier
chief clerk OF the county draft board.
the volunteers being Frederick J
Order of Cut Bank. Frank E. House
of Browning and Thomas Ball of Har-
lem. the latter being a county regis
trant
Eleven one-year enlistments handl-
ed by the county draft board is also
announced by Sadlier. Four passed
the physical examination and will also
be credited to the county. Sadlier
said that information thus far receiv-
ed from state and national headQuar-
tiers did not say whether or not Gre
dts for enliStments would reduce the
68-man quota to be called up to next
June l.
Up to Tuesday the draft board
at its several meetings since getting
organized has classified 365 regis
trants. SO being placed in Glass IA.
On the basis of that classification
which places approximately 81 per
cent in tho ton oroun the co,1ntv's
total reqistratior will have 300 in
Glass IA
1,o .. ..o,, :, ..o roooL,, J..
,ha -, 49, 80. cNt,.
- o',o ply go a. -, ~. 90
I ~ eot,r.or ~
Glass IA reoistrants have vsIid rea-
sons for dissatisfaction at examino- :
lions or if the county examiners wish
in individual cases to have the appeal
hoard act those at Havre and Great
Falls may serve according to Sadlier
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.o;rad -, 90. iss,,a - ~ A,oe,i
oa,, S,aa;oa, hesaointia,, io,,r,,,f 80
oatas ,bnt o,I,, 49, " C ,is -
reglstrants of the nation are ant to
mass the phvsical examinations
of oro,,,, 80 ,-o,. vor,. ..o., ,,o,,
hot,'.oa, 80 &c ,,,,, 10 -
80 ''.oro a +, a. o' ,,,,.rooII,' So
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rericaIIy heino duo to imnairment of
81 teeth t2I eyes q, height and
weight a feet and Is ears
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puIar army musicians The men anply-
Glacier County chief., 1940-12-20
E. B. Winter Is New
School President

E. B. Buck Winter OF Miles City
was chosen by the state board OF edu-
cation last week as president OF the
state industrial school at Miles City
Winter will succeed A C. Dorr who
has been president for the past 81
wears DOrr resigned because OF Ill
health and business reasons In ac-
cepting his resignation. the board
passed a resolution thanking him for
his services TO the state Winter. a
member OF the local executive board
OF the institution. Will be succeeded in
that post by Charles Brown Miles
City lumber dealer.
Glacier County chief., 1940-12-20
New Counsel Named

appointment of Enor K. MatSon,
first assistant attorney general. as
counsel for the Montana railroad and
public service commission was an
nounced last week Matson. first as
sistant attorney general since 1887.
and prior to that connected as an as
sistant was named to take the office
immediately. HI succeeds Emmett
Angland of Great Falls whose dismis-
sal was announced by the commission
Angland was appointed in June u
torney eenera!-elect. who resigned in
the interests of his campaign
Glacier County chief., 1940-12-20
Young Browning
Couple Married

George a. A. Adams OF Browning
and Miss Arlene Perkins OF Townsend
We're married last week MI Adams
IS a well-knOWH Young man OF this
city and has been COnr1C,ed with the
Davis Co for some time. The bride
is a very charming and accomplished
Young lady and has been here a short
time during which she has made
many friends. The Young couple will
make th"i- home he:c and are re-eiv-
ing Ccngra tu!at!ons rom tnc!r n!aEy
friends
Glacier County chief., 1940-12-20
cNsNNSN-N-rSSrCo

pushed. Last year, $4,000 per-
sons died from tuberculosis in
this country. That means IT'S
died each day, or one person
every eight minutes. Hence, we
cannot afford but a quick glance
at past victories, great though
they have been. We must face
what lies before US finishing
the fight,
Glacier County chief., 1940-12-20
Land Board. Sets. ..
New. Month High

+ Revenue Of the state. land depart
ment during November was the high
est in the history OF the board. Mrs
Nanita B. Sherlock. land commission
er has reported. Mrs. Sherlock said
payments made to the board on rem
tails and other items totaled sl6O. 5o8
exceeding by about s25Oo the closest
prior month.
Glacier County chief., 1940-12-20
Give Them Their
Right to Live

Protect us from tuberculosis"-the
children on this years Christmas Seal
make their Plea plea sharply ap-
propriate at their age. 1t is as If they
knew the danger past and the danger
ahead from tuberculosis.
tuberculosis charts a strange course
through the years of life, veering in
and out among boys and girls, men
and women, never giving any period
in life q clear berth, but choosing Ger
tain years-the young. active, produc-
tive years-for its most violent at
tac1ER.
seldom thought Of as one Of the So
called childhood diseases, tuberculosis
Glacier County chief., 1940-12-20
Operettat to Be Given IL
Friday by Grades

!, The operetta in three acts entitled
"The Snow Man" under the direction
OF Miss TheLna Logan. will be given
by the grade children Friday evening
at 7:30 in the high school auditorium.
The cast has been practicing dill
gently and a good performance will be
given by the young folks. The public
is cordially invited to attend and make
this a big affair for the youngsters.
Glacier County chief., 1940-12-20
Driver Permit Law

The Montana Safety Council, re-
ported following conference at Hell
ena last week 1t would seek legislation
at the coming session of the Montana
legislature for a standard drivers IL
cense law. At the meeting Mark Far
+ is OF Helena-long member of the
Council-was elected president
Glacier County chief., 1940-12-20
Grazing Funds Are
Sent To Counties

State Treasurer Ray Shannon re-
ports S24.57485 in funds collected
under the Taylor grazing act have
been sent to Montana counties
Monies are distributed on an earned
basis and used by grazing districts
to improve land
Glacier County chief., 1940-12-20
Retail Trade Shows
Increase in State

Retail trade during the past month
has shown It's usual seasonal rise &C
cordIng TO figures reported to the fed =
erai reserve bank at MINNEAPOLIS.
They reported the dollar volume up
II per cent
Glacier County chief., 1940-12-20
No Time for CompIoeeney

Lives depend upon the success
Of the Christmas Seal Sale this
Glacier County chief., 1940-12-20

A weekly newspaper published
every Friday at Browning, Glacier
County, Montana.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-18
Love and Career Clash
With Exciting Results

Woman's oft-present conflict of
love versus career is revealed anew
in the theme OF RkO Radios Cur
tain Call" vivid comedy drama of
the theatrical business now at the
Blue Mouse theater.
Barbara Read. Alan Mowbrsy
and Helen Vinson head the cast In
this new offering which revolves
around the exciting experiences of
a small town, aspiring girl-author
who seeks fame and fortune in
New York.
When she accidentally sells her
first literary effort to big Broad
way producer, she promptly deserts
her sweetheart TO answer the lure
of brilliant career. But after she
learns her amateurish brain child
has been purchased as gag to
humiliate a temperamental star,
the truth dawns on her and she re-
turns TO the arms OF the man she
loves.
Packed from start TO finish with
hilarious situations tempered at
times with poignant drama, Cur
tain Call" also features in the cast
John Archer, and Donald MscBride.
Frank Woodruff directed and
Howard Benedict produced the
film.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-18
Film REEVES
Old Time SONGS

Right in the vogue Of REVEALS
Of old-time songs. Uniyersafs III
Had Ny Way" now at the Music
Box theater. brings forth two very
famous numbers Of by-gone days.
The hits. dating back twenty-five
years or 30. include Ida sung
by the man who made II famous.
Eddie Leonard, noted blackfaes
entertainer Of vaudeville and min
strel shows The other IL also sung
by the performer who made !, IA
nous. Blanche Ring. The song u
Rings On Ny Fingers.'
III / Had Ny Way" stars Bing
Crosby and Gloria Jean. In duets
and soIos they sing SIX additional
songs. five Of them new. The sixth
Is Little Gray Home In tho Vest"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-18
Broadway Miss
AT The Rialio
Barbara Pepper In
Women In War"

Barbara Pepper. who portrays
Mile" in the Republic produe-
ton. Women in War" now show
ing at the Rialto theater. may
truly be called a genuine product
of Times Square.
She was born in the Astor hotel,
where her father was manager and
to which all the celebrities Of the
entertainment world flock.
Following a boarding school ca
reer she got a job in George Whites
Scandals. and later appeared In
a number of Broadway musicals
Her first film was Roman Scan
dals" with Eddie Cantor from whom
she got her first rabbits foot. a
traditional treasure of the theat-
rical world
She loves all sports. and won
numerous medals as swimmer
when she was in school. Her most
embarrassing moment came when
she blew up" her lines in a school
play.
Miss Peppers most cherished
possession is a note from the late
Florenz Ziegfeld praising her for
her work and asking her to be
interviewed for an opening in the
Follies.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-18
Runaway Perils
Screen Beauty

Quick thinking on the part Of
Johnny Mack Brown, Universal
western star. saved his pretty lead
ing lady. Frances Robinson, from
what might have been bad spill
during filming OF desperate
Trails" streamlined western drama
now at the Riviera theater with
Bob Baker, Fuzzy knight and Bill
Cody, Ir.
When sun reflector fell and
struck Miss Robinson's horse dur
ing shooting of an outdoor scene,
the animal became frightened and
ran away. Squirting his own horse
10 the rescue. Brown overlook the
actress and lifted he out Of the
saddle TO safety. Miss Robinson
and Director Al Ray tried TO com
pliment Brown on his feat, but he
replied:
We have more difficult stunts
than that 10 perform every day
in western pictures. / was just
keeping In practice
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-18

tured supporting cast includes Ju.
dith Anderson. George Sanders,
Nigel Bruce, G. Aubrey Smith,
Reginald Denny and Florence
Bates.
"Rebecca' was Transferred ia
the screen from the scenario writ
ten jointly by Robert y. sher.
wood and Joan harrison, The
story concerns a young and un.
sophisticated yiH who becomes
the bride Of the wealthy and so
cially prominent Maxim de Win
ter. When they return 10 live on
bis vast Tudor estate. Aandsrisy.
the second wife learns. 10 hsr
horror. that her life In being dom
mated by the past Of Bebeoea.
Maxim's first wife. a very besua.
ful woman who fascinated all who
knew her.
On the same new bill al the
Baroyic house viii be seen The
Farmers Daughter" oo-starring
Charles Ruggias and Martha RAys.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-18
first Run" a,
Shell Theaier
The Fight For
Peace" Today

beginning to-day the shell thea.
ter will abandon its customary
Hollywood fare 10 present = pic
ture OF social Importance. The
Fight for Peace"
Hendrix will.m Van Loon. au-
thor II the STORY NJ Mankind"
wrots the story Of The Fight for
Peace 10 reveal the forces that
threaten the peace Of the world
In these days when the questions
of d~mocrael.s and dictatorrhips.
OF collective security versus isola-
ton arc being vigorously discussed
In congress and elsewhere. The
Fight for Peace" has y special
Thickness.
Its message strikes home be.
cause tho film In straight stuff.
Not a single fluke shot 10 used,
The panoramic view IL startling.
even though We have read, seen.
and known OF Its pieeamsaI right
along
The picture has no formal plot.
Its story IL history itself, lis
east could not be hired, The play.
err include Franklin Deiano Hoose-
welt. Pope Plus. stain. Hitler.
Mussolini. Hirohito. HALLE Sc
lassie. Anthony Eden. Franco.
sch,ischnigg and others,
The picture In In the tradition
Of such great films M The FIRST
World War" and Dealers In
Death"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-18
EaRI.Y-DAY TRAIN

An old-tirne train Of the early
1908. period Of the picture.
was assembled al Cslesburg. III,
for the May Il world premiere Of
Paramount's Old siwash college
comedy. Those We're the Days. 4"
part Of which was filmed on the
campus Of Caiesburg's Knox col
lege. William Holden and Bonita
Granville are the Top principals.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-18
GRIFFITH Co.'s NATIVE

Having made pictures Of almost
every world locale-the latest be-
ing Africa. the background for
Satan" - Director
Edward II. Griffith finally has
scheduled film about bis native
state. Virginia Madeleine Car
roll will star IN the Griffith film
for the fourth straight time.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-18
By PAUL HARRISON
SEA Service staff Corresponds


HoL WOOD - Movietown
newsreel; Clouds Of gloom hamper
picture production Studio
heads sharpen blue pencils and
axes to slash costs and lop pay
rolls National box office re-
ceipts lowest in 10 years
Fortune telling business booms in
Hollywood Charlie Chaplin
fears fans won't find his film
funny.
II Germany should win quickly,
the Chaplin picture would become
just so much junk celluloid-a
million dollars worth of laughs
turned sour in the film cans.
II developments promise a con-
tinuation of the war. Chaplin will
rush his picture into release for
the value his name will have. al
though realizing that people no
longer are in mood TO laugh
about Hitler.
A few sequences may be quickly
revised. and it is not likely that
THE Dictator" will stick as a title.
First movie to hit the screen
with an actor impersonating Hit
Ter and being specifically identi-
fled as the German leader will be
81 Married a Nazi." The actors
own identity, though. probably will
be kept secret for his protection.
Director Irving Pichel says so
applications have been made for
the role.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-18
Strange Case" Comes To Hamvick,s Roxy Tuesday
Laugh May Be on Chaplin With Dictator Film;
Rainier, Simon Chasiened; Find New Cinderella

Sonia Henie is not likely 10 make
any more pictures for 2o,h-Fox
and perhaps not for any other
studio.
A photogenie cutie name Alalne
Brsndes Is new kind Of Gin
dereils gal The publicity depart
ment planted her picture in a lc,
Of magazines as a member OF the
cast Of The Boys From SYRIA
euse.a then discovered that she
wasn't In the movie at all. In the
nick Of time. Just before shooting
was completed. q bit role was
found for her,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-18
Camera Club Will
Meet on Wednesday

'Highlights and shadows" a
five-reel motion picture taken by
DR.. ]. s. Watson, jr.. in coopera-
ton with Eastman Kodak Co. will
be shown members OF the Y Cam
era club Wednesday at s p. m. in
the Y. NJ. c. A. building. The pic
ture. which dramstizes the develop
ment of photography. has received
high praise in previous showings.
Friends Of the club are invited.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-18

vi. far letters ssk srr MEDIEVAL
advice ard rsesss sympsams -
result ~ bis appearances - the
eFusss old dsaxusssci.n. TIE
fourth NJ such appearances being
IN ~nsl Ksldar~'s Strange csse. I"
the new kiidss. ssasy IN witch
he yin ~ seen commencing Tues
day ~ the Rnxy th~stss.
Oddly enough. Hssrym.s~ says.
tire first actor to gain = character
Identity was Charlie Chaplin.
hack " silent days When ~ Fsrss
appeared IN pictures without
screen credit. - wss then the
custom. the puhlsa nlesnsmed him
''f.aonsy- ~rhls rsv-ssssd.~ mar
rymer. relates. until HE name
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-18

ut.tE MOUSE frsns tmlnrs ana Carr
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ala ths Tsc tnfts aiss warren
william ard tsen Muir IN Tbs
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as. ga. 800
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soxs~sJamss cssn.y sna Arm snsu
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also pat oinrlsn and inward AFnasa
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p@rssli ana jain teffsdtns 10
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NAY sfnfrT--~Jehs ussflsla ana
Ann Sheridan IN Castle on tbs
Hudson alan aeofss n~ndsFs IN
The H~iats Double Trouble
rANk-~itsnfS Fonaa. Jana rsT~sfl
end Charlie ufaps-in In "f1ls
Grapes ~ Wrath
rnosroM---tienrs rnnas Jams pss.
we'll snd John rsffsaIne 10 The
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ugttAHT~--sJbs FHst wofia war I"
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IN oh. Johnny Hu- fea Can
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stsrtT---'fhosns Mitchell aud Kdne
nest In H8Siss f.saiIy fsobiheenss
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Ia "hftsIsn fni~illssnss
Ttart.Ey--ap~pas Trsst ana nat,sss
YOUNG 10 Nanfthwsss rAs~@ss aiss
pYspk Norssn and nssiis Austs Ia
The Ghost Cnssss Do0s~ /"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-18
chastened,

stable Of race horses. says he's
the only actor in Hollywood work.
ing for hay . . Bill Boyd won't
have to fake limp any more.
His screen character. Hopalong
Cassidy. is supposed to have got
a gimp leg from fall off horse.
Boyd isn't that much of a stick
Ter for realism, but he did the
same thing the other day. With
the same result.
Two chas ened actresses.
LIiise Rainier and Simone ST.
mon, are back In town and
looking for picture roles.
The Ginger Rogers Howard
Hughes romance has crashed d.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-18
Stamp Collectors
To Meet Tuesday

The Stamp Collectors Guild.
American Stamp association, chap
ter 2, will meet at s p. m. Tuesday
in rooms of the Tacoma Secretarisl
school Medical Arts bldg. Frank
NJ Kellogg will speak and show
some Of his sport stamps.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-18
MUSICAL PURSE

Ann Rutherford Is assured Of
music wherever she goes." The
stsriet's new purse. Of black patent
leather. plays a musical tune when
ever she lifts the Id.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-18

Directed by Alfred Hitchcock.
master OF mystery-thrillers. Re
becca" was filmed with Laurence
Olivier and Joan Fontaine in the
top starring roles, >while the fea-
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Lionel Barrymore. Lew AYrss
And LARAMIE Day Co-SiarTsd
Cherries Winninqsr Shores Honos IN
Companion Film. 'Bsyond Tomorrow

Motion pictures which once rave actors and Actresses
their Identities stars removing those identities
and replacing them with so points out Ltoael
barrymore who through the "pr Kildare" pictures II ~
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