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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-02
Puyallup Raspberry Crop
Near Peak at Week. End
Growers Ready 10 Toke More Pickers;
School District Buys Property

PUYAILUP- The heavy pick
ing season IN the valley raspberry
fields IL due TO get under way b
this weekend. according 20 reports
received by the Cham Der Of Com
merce Tuesday from growers and
packers.
Approach OF N. heavy picking
season means increased need for
harvest help In the fields through
The remainder Of the summer.
Cuthbert berries are now ripeling
fast and are showing good quality
as well ss quantity. The raspberry
harvest. according 20 growers. will
continue steady into the black
berry season in late August and
blaekberries Will run well into Sep
TENDER. This viii provide con-
tinued employment for pickers for
the next three months.
Response 10 requests for pickers
10 date has been good. considering
the fears OF a serious Ia Dor short
age in the Pacific Northwest this
season. the chamber reports. The
big need Of growers through the
remainder Of the heavy berry sea-
son will be family groups How
ever. children under II years are
not desired. Growers are particu-
larry in need OF large number Of
piekers by Wednesday Of this
week 10 insure harvest Of berries
before the July holiday. This
need will increase Immediately
after the holiday. Pickers wishing
assignments to fields. either on
day or season basis, are urged 10
call at the branch offices main
tanned by the Washington State
Employment Service in the cham
Der rooms at Puyallup or the Bus
Terminal building In summer.
Ready for New School
fuyallup school directors have
purchased the II. r. slear prop
erty at 202 9th st. 3. w. directly
in the rear OF the high school
building. II is stated that the
dwelling and out buildings, on
which bids have been asked. will
be RACED Immediately and the
schools agricultural building erect
ed on the site. This purchase
gives the school district a large
portion Of the land on 9th nj. from
Main 10 W. Pioneer avenues. The
Howard Root and c. NJ. Alexander
properties already have been
acquired. Mr.. and Mrs. Slear
have purchased the NJ. ID. Ander-
son property at sos w. Main ave.
and Will move at once.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-02
snrprI.e for Nm.

Mr.. and - r y. Hin q SIS
4th ave $ y. we're surprised
Sunday afternoon By their children
On the occasion q their 35th wed-
ding anniversary At the home Of
their son ard dsughter-in-laW. Ar
ard Mrs. Vernon Hnl q the Gray
apartments.
Many q the guests who called
Evening star., 1941-10-05
FARMS FOR SALE.
MONTGOMERY co.

miles downtown Washinston. Owner
aaa and P has Slate sats roo e.
ton oak framed house. Heavy oak
framed 45x7Q basement barn; all neces-
sary sary o7utbuildinss: excellent water supply;
Montgomery County countryside in view
of Sugar t9s, Leaf Mountain. Prize S16.5o0.
MI sao1l sTHEoDoRE is4e : McSmi cSnn. Ave-
PRICE REDUCED ON OLD BRICK CO,
baths, h,-wh.; 155 acres. well fenced; all
new outbuildings: several streams and
sassafras loan: section of fine farms;
5000 very profitable tobacco farm
barns. other buildings; Fine stream.
$4,000; modern large stone hoSse, Ssa
acres good land, Chester loan. 2 tenant
houses, large dairy barn; only 20 mi. D. c.
S7,50Qi 72 acres; MONTGOMERY, Co. farm;
large poultry house. s-car sarage: terms
or might take D. C. or suburban house as
S27500: large beautiful old Colonial
brick house in Hagerstown section; house
IN beautiful condition, in setting of large
trees, with view of the mountains, several
barn and other buildings.
81 800; 9s-iacre farm about g miles
sroom house ssnk SaTn so eofn house
wagon shed, 2 poultry houses, one large,
meat house; summer house with living
quarters, dairy. garage; easy terms: good
tenant will remain.
$500: 6e-acre tobacco farm. excellent
soil: fine neighborhood large S-room
house, beautiful Dutch Colonial with bath
and furnace; two tobacco barns, other
buildings.
$1,000; acres waterfront with =
room Swiss style house
R. D. LILLE,
225 Maple Ave. Takoma Park. Sligo 1906.
Evening star., 1941-10-05

236-ACRE FARM. LOCATED ON ELK
River. Cecil County. Maryland; main line
of B. & o. Railroad Modern brick dwell
ing, shade and shrubbery: modern farm
bldg for 70 head of stock: we'll watered,
running stream through meadows. This is
real farm home. Address if interested.
E. v. ATWELL. Elkton. Md.
5O-1OO-I7O ACRES, STREAM. FENCE;
So 500 S2,750; S25 down. S25 month
MR. PERROW, Remington. virginia
Evening star., 1941-10-05
Buell. M. GardnerJ. E. Kelley,
Rockville Nd Phone $50
198-ACRE DAIRY FARM

I
II 1-room old Colonial brick house with bath
and 5 hreplaces, 5-room frame tenant
house: dairy in barn with D. C. score of
9S; also horse barn, corn crib and other
outbuildings. This farm is good invest
ment for party who wants country home
that will pay good dividends Located in
good agricultural and hunt club section
near Lincoln, in Loudoun County Price,
$4,000. See me 1 can arrange reason
aple terms on this farm or several others
which have listed with price ranges from
s st,I5o up. up. RAY BARNEY, Vienna. Va.
Evening star., 1941-10-05
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE.
TRUSTEES SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE
The undersigned. as Trustees to settle
the estate of BENJAMIN H. Kelley. deceased,
will offer for sale at public auction in front
of the Courthouse Door. Rockville, Md,
OCTOBER IL. AT 1890 AM. the farm of
the late BENJAMIN H. Kelley located at
This property adjoins the farms Of
Lamar jackson. J. B. NARROW, w. S. Over
ton and D. E. White. and is located short
distance from the Colesville pike by road
through the Lamar Jackson farm and near
the subdivision of "Spring ngbrook" made by
the Moss Realty Company.
The land will be offered in 3 parcels and
then as a whole. Parcel No. l contain
ing 31.565 acres. parcel No. 2 containing
33.691 acres and parcel No. 3 containing
81 .0S4 acres, The land is rolling, fertile
and well watered
For further particulars as to terms, ETC.,
see advertisement in Montgomery County
Sentinel or communicate with any of the
undersigned. Rockville. Mo.
THOMAS M ANDERSON,
THOMAS c. KELLEY.
G. CRMAN MANAHAN,
ALBERT M. BOUIC,
oc5. Trustees
Evening star., 1941-10-05
CHESAPEAKE BAY
PROPERTIES

% 200 acres. 5000 feet water front.
Colonial home on high elevation with 40
mile panoramic view Of bay, 100 acres tim
Der: seafood ducks, upland game in sea-
son; So mi. D. C. $4,000.
(2) 63l acres, Ia miles water front,
timber, > lakes, wide sand beach, eleva-
tions; suitable for private estate or de-
velopment 55 mi. D. c. Sl7,500.
CD I26 acres, 3.l00 feet water front,
wide sand beach natural harbor, beach
cottages, artesian well: As mi. D. c.
$4,000.
wide sand beach. 3 lakes, all utilities, i'm
proved road; As mi. D. C. $4,000.
WATER FRONT farms. booklet and map.
Calvert Realty Agency,
pr,n
Evening star., 1941-10-05
1890 ACRES,
NEAR WASHINGTON,
IN HISTORIC FAIRFAX co. '

IN HISTORIC FAIRFAX co, VA.
This property is clear Of debt and Is
ideally located and suited for subdivision,
game preserve or country estate. 1t lies
in one complete body, with miles of State
road frontage. of which some is hard sur
faced. 1t is IL miles from washington
to this land over hard roads. City cleo
tricity and school buses available. In white
neighborhood. This land is covered with
beautiful trees, hills. valleys, springs.
streams. gravel pits. stone ouarries and
has a large creek on it, We can enlarge
this tract considerably, II desired. Price,
S75 per acre as q whole; one-fourth cash.
traders or option seekers need apply. See
MASON .HIRSI. Annandsle, Va; at the
5s12. Address, Alexandria. Va, Box 345,
Route 2. Office closed SUNDAYS
Evening star., 1941-10-05

"a ACRES GOOD LAND, STREAM
quaint old house large barn full tobacco.
stable. other bldgs., Crop corn; 2 mules, z
included at $1,000; 81 300 cash. bal terms
so acres on State road conv. to In
dian Head, Md; good 6-room bungalow,
300 acres, 6-room house hard road:
part of famous old estate; excellent land,
plenty water, pulp wood. Make good
stock farm; $1,000; terms.
Is acres, good house, barn. stable other
bldgs.; miles from Indian Head. More
land available. Price, $4,000: easy terms.
THE MARYLAND REALTY.
Waldorf office open daily and Sunday from
Q.2O IN gao Waldorf 9931
Evening star., 1941-10-05
MONTGOMERY COUNTY.

l03 acres. 6-rm. house, close to electric
ity and hard road. All necessary outbldgs.
mi. from Damascus. Price, $4,000:
terms Is cash.
ia acres on route 24o; 7-room house.
strictly modern: fine farm buildings: land
in high state of cultivation; 26 miles to
D. C.. low cash payment: price, $1,000
SO acres: 6-room house, bank barn, corn
crib; nice stream and meadow; paved road;
electricity available: 35 miles from D. c.;
price. $4,000; $500 cash, balance $40 per
month.
10 acres. Potomac Hunt Club section
part wooded: stream; no buildings: fine
building site; price. $4,000.
6S acres; 7-room house; paved road;
electricity; other farm buildings; price,
$4,000; 81 900 cash, $50 per month
We specialize in farms and suburban
properties.
Evening star., 1941-10-05

FARMS FOR SALE.
236-AcRE FARM. LOCATED ON ELK
River. Cecil County. MARYLAND; main line
IN ms shade and modern farm
bldg for 20 head of stock: well watered,
running, stream through meadows: This is
Z V V ATWEIE. Elkton. Nd
59-1oo-1s9 -ln ACRES. STREAM I FENCE
MIR. PERRoW, Remington VIRGINIA.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY FARMS ALL
ave, Rockville, Md Rockville 444.
PRODUCTIVE FARM OF 200 ACRES OF
of prosperous farms. 90 miles from. Wash
ington. The 1856 acres in cultivation. are
fenced and cross-fenced and Tatered Tts ooy by
is s1bSsa9tia sUd farm home Of I rooms
a SHq pc baPn eafsfe @ shsds chIeken
aie good Condition. f Many years % Of inteisent
farming, plus naturally good soil; make
@ eognty a'm clear ee o II debt @ 0fs Price IN $4,000 @
by MASON HIRsT; Annand@is; va; at
andria 5si2. Closed Sundays. ~ 90
VIRGINIA COUNTRY PLACE, 2s MILES
from on state hFhWy ssht
large barn, outbuildngs; excellent condi-
ton; springs, large navigable stream,
lined and fertilized; stock and tools op-
tional; occupied by owner; possession with
IN thirty days; $50 per acre; terms. Box
4S-R, Star. So
FOR SALE-19O-ACRE LEVEL PRODUC-
tive farm in Frederick County; large brick
mansion house surrounded by beautiful
trees; stone slave quarters; three tenant
will be proud to own. NOAH E. CRAMER
& SON. Realtors. Frederick. Md.
6 ACRES, LARGE RED TILE HOUSE,
barn: near Herndon. Va Box 377-D, Star.
12O-ACRE FARM WITH TWO STREAMS:
north of Rockville, Just of Route 240; will
ton telephone WI 1888
275-ACRE FARM. COLONIAL BEACH
neighborhood; practically all under .culti-
vation or in pasture. Very productive loan;
and 2 tenant houses; electricity available.
Reduced to $500 for quick sale. Box
267-R, Star.
Urn. MODERN HOUSE WITH BASE; .s1E;;
land, partly cleared, Arm. tenant house,
other bldgs:. elec. hard roads; Is miles
of illness in family. The BUILDINGS on this
| property are worth much more than
sooo !: ssfnF fHI es sne
D. M. FREEMAN. Clinton 136-F-21.
2Is ACRES; DAIRY FARM, SHIPPING
meadows. which will accommodate so
cows, with a large stream the entire length
of it., wa sell equipped if one desires:
100 acres, near Etchison, 2-story
| frame house. electricity, large bank barn.
| double corn crib, chicken houses, work
| shop. Will sell equipped or trade for
Washington or suburban property: s10.-
FRED B. CUsHMAN 1oe North Adams ST.,
Rockville Md. Open Sunday. Phone 3s9
4O0-ACRE STOCK AND GENERAL FARM
| bluegrass section Orange County at public
auction Friday, october 10. On improved
| State highway near town. Beautiful oak
! grove building site where residence
| burned. This sale offers unusual oppor.
! tunity for acquiring well-located farm and
| building home meeting your requirements.
Details upon request. JOS. M. SAMUEIS
Orange, Va
| 173 ACRES, 1 MILE ROAD FRONTAGE;
| 7-room house. barns, tobacco land.
| springs and streams: $1,000; near Pun
| fret Md. FIR. 307S.
TOBACCO FARM. "a acres, on solomon s
Island rd, 2H miles from South River
| Bridge toward Marlboro: improved by
6-rm.. house; elec, gas, etc. ANDERSON,
! FR. 6136.
Evening star., 1941-10-05
ACREAGE WANTED,
FARMS FOR SALE.

GOOSE CREEK. NEAR LEEsBURG :
Couple desire or acres with waite
frontage: reasonable. CH. BIG.
Evening star., 1941-10-05
THEODORE F. MENK.
MI. 6201. l34f1 Conn

,, AN IDEAL SMALL ESTATE
229S4 acres of fine Mont Co. Md, Chester
loam SOIL all fenced and well watered by
large, never-tailing stream; nice ola s.
room Colonial house with electric, bath
and h.-w. h. oil burner; also new blue
stone surfaced driveway from paved State
highway to house; within easy daily COM
muting distance. Priced for quick sale (by
one-half cash
JOHN A. BRIcKIE Ey. Exclusive ag.rt
Evening star., 1941-10-05
oUT-oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE.

35 MILES FROM D. C.. NEAR BUS. r. R..
schools; o rms, bath. basement / acre;
reasonable for cash. or will consider trade
in or near city. MRS. ANNIE MAY,
NokeSyille, Va
Evening star., 1941-10-05
LOTS WANTED.

Cash for lots or acres in or near District.
HOWENSTEIN REALTY CORP,
DI 1877 l4lS H st. NV.
Evening star., 1941-10-05
GARAGES WANTED,
TRAILERS FOR SALE.

WANT TO RENT SPACE in gas station
garage for small display of used cal
Box 2e0-R, Star. Z"
Evening star., 1941-10-05
JOHN A. BRICKLEY, Exclusive Agent,
Barr Bldg. DI. 1921 Clinton tS4-R

MONTGOMERY COUNTY FARM-DAIRY
farm, 260 acres, stone historic house. ii
rms, $50. years old now in operation. ship
ping milk; 4S-stanchion barn: S25, 900.
40 acres: general farm. $4,000: 20O-acre
general farm. equipped 216-acre dairy
farm. equipped, $40. 900: 26S-acre dairy
farm equipped, $4,000. Howard County
Iarm- 40 acres. 1-rm. house. $4,000:
100 acres, large house, S11 900: 90 acres
1-rm. house, 11,000; 30 acres, . houses
$4,000, Many other farms.
Evening star., 1941-10-05
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

Q ACRES, 8 MILES FROM PENN. AVE.
Sc; beautiful woods. part clear, large
cherry tree; eec. and phone; $4,000
terms. Ma. S095; evenings. GE. 6192.
ABOUT MILES FROM WASHINGTON
beautiful wooded hills overlooking WASH
ington; will sell 10 to 40 acres. Falls
Church 1912.
& ACRES FRONTING ON LEE BLVD
Price $1,000. ]. L. c. WEST. Falls
Church 23a7.
pl ACRES IL MILES FROM D. c.
wooded, spring, brook; gravel road. $50
Ter acres terms, OWNER, Franklin 2314.
Evening star., 1941-10-05
500 LOTS FOR
$4,000 TO 500 HOMES.

500 LOTS FOR
4,500 TO SIS, 500 HOMES.
These lots are in the District of CO.
lumbia. ready for building; fast-developing.
Be We n SeEon bs Fervrs fy rsadPse eTeS
wide paved streets; 5000 to $3.50 each
INDUSTRIAL LAND.
Concord ave. and B. & o. Railroad. suit
able for siding, for coal yard, gasoline, sales
station. oil storage OF. any industrial use;
SO feet front, facing two streets, about
16O feet deep on railroad spur, in s.w..
Buzzards Point industrial area, about, TO-
sessed 10 cents.
APARTMENT SITES.
:, $3.50 for lot 40x96. alley, on Du Boise Bose
s1'a50 for 5s-foot front lot in Lyn-
dale area, near M st. and Anacostia rd:;
$3.50 for two-family apartment site,
Delaware ave- s.w, near x ST.. all i'm
2 sites for four-family apartments on
corner. East Washington Park, all improve
ments, for $1,000 for both sites; near
BEALL TURNER & CO.. 11o5 Vermont Ave:
coLoREDLoTs, s4e5 UP: ARLINGTON.
Navy on Bds hSh
TaieH Mr.. BOWERS. 81: 4s71. W
5 CHOICE LOTS AND TRAILER FOR I'M
mediate cash sale. M. DAGNELL. Benning
Hillside, Md. Z.
25th ST. Sc, BETWEEN. R AND S-4
4Huia Turner 600 600 9TH tn st. sv. u
hdsato stoeks faoN faf or s4snHsH ismy Nat Hsa s
WASHINGTON REALTY Co, GE. 5000.
Evening star., 1941-10-05

TOBACCO FARM. "a acres, on Solomon s
Island I'd, 2h miles from South River
Bridge toward Marlboro; improved by
6-rm. house; elec, gas. ETC. ANDERSON,
FR. s136.
Evening star., 1941-10-05
EARLY AMERICAN BRICK

one OF the few remaining unrestored
brick and frame water front homes in
SO, Nd. Flemish bond construction; over
200 years old. 10 rooms and bath. fire.
places, original mantel places. 1Ss acres
having II mile Chesapeake Bay frontage
and "a mile on paved highway. Groom
tenant house and tobacco barn. House is
situated on beautiful lake. Nonresident
owner will accept the first offer within rea-
Evening star., 1941-10-05
CASH TMMEDIATEI,Y
MONEY WANTED,

$4,000 FIRST TRUST ON 40-ACRE
farm; $4,000 spent on property: hours
Hids from eity. Boz 07-n. Star.
Evening star., 1941-10-05
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

from Washington-A small ranch near
the Nations Capital: small down payment
balance 10 years; will trade clear for
Washington property unencumbered. Call
Mr.. Measell. SHANNON Il LUCHS CO.,
MA 2345
Evening star., 1941-10-05
r. C. PRINTZ,
Herndon. Va.

20 A. HALF CLEAR; SOME FRUIT Ar,
house; IA mi. D. c. Sl.100; terms; $500
cash.
81 a.; a clear: cabin, 12x2o: well.
stream, timber: s1a mi D. G.; $4,000;
cash. $1,000 on terms.
33Ha a. tobacco farm; half cult: no
house large tobacco barn on paved hway: !;
Is mi. D. c.; So 200, half cash. IRv.
WENZ, auto route No. 5. Clinton. Nd.
Phone hQ-W
Evening star., 1941-10-05

Tobacco Southern Maryland.
200-acre and general farming property;
7-room frame house, large oak shade: the
house is sound. needs reconditioning
tenant house, tobacco barn and other
bldgs:; gravel State road frontage, 7s
THEODORE F. MENK,
MI 6201 1346 Conn. Ave
Evening star., 1941-10-05

REAL FARM VALUE.
l25 acres; good 7-rm house surround
ed BY large shade trees: mountain view;
gravel rd.5 33 miles washington. Price
81 500. -,
30 acres, on macadam I'd; 6-rm. brick
house, brick stable. spring, fruit; eiec.
available. Price, $4,000. Many other
bargains.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-28
Merchants Exhibits Require
Twice Space Used Formerly

Entries for exhibits at the Amer
lean Legion Post 2S2 Fourth OF July
celebration were still pouring in to-
day to Jack Willoughby, exhibit
chairman.
Displays have increased to such
dimensions this year that a canvas
tent. twice as large as that used in
1910, has been obtained. The tent
will be erected in the center OF Rec
reation Park, east of the baseball
diamond.
Merchants and firms In Ann Ar
Dor and Milan have contracted for
exhibit space. Local merchants
seem to be wing with each other
in setting up larger and better dis
plays than in former years.
Besides mechanical kitchen equip
ment OF all kinds, merchants will
show household appliances OF every
type. Builders and numbering firms
will not be outdone by food mer-
chant displays as roofing, paints,
tents and interior and exterior wall
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-28
Band
to Have Part

John F. Barnhill Memorial Band
will play in conjunction with the
American LeEion-Ypsilanti July
celebration, at p. m. Friday after
noon. July 4, In Recreation Park.
Conducting the band will be Har-
old Goodsman. who played in the
organization for many years while
it was under the direction of the
late Mr.. Barnhill.
The program for the afternoon
will include. King Cotton, Sou
sa; New Colonial March, r. b.
Hall: Star Spangled Banner, Fran
els Scott Key: Stars and Stripes
Forever, Sousa; Spirit of the Age.
Al Hayes. and America.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-28
Streets to be
w ashed Clean

Streets of Ypsilanti will take on
a clean, refreshing air during the
American Legion Post 2S2 Fourth
OF July celebration.
AS in previous years the street
department will clean the pave
ments with a street flusher truck.
The vehicle contains 1900 gallons
of water with side Jets which flush
dirt along the curb and into the
drains.
Operations will begin Saturday
morning and will continue through
out the festivities planned here.
II the weather becomes hot and
dry the department plans to wash
streets in various sections daily.
All streets near Recreation
Park. which will be used for park
ing cars, Michigan Ave. and ad-
Joining streets will be cleaned for
the celebration
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-28
Legion Helping
Children of Men
Who Are Disabled

Children OF disabled veterans
are not forgotten!
Boys and girls who have been
deprived OF their parents or are
in need OF assistance outside the
home are remembered by the
American Legion Auxiliary unit
2S2. The care. training and pro-
lection of these children are in
charge OF Mrs. T. s. Weber.
Child Welfare Chairman. Through
out the year, 68 children have re-
ceived services from this group.
Cooperation of all social agencies
have aided the program, explained
Mrs. Weber.
To finance Child Welfare work,
the Auxiliary obtains funds from
the poppy sales. Up to the pres
ent time, the organization has
spent $242 for the work.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-28

finishings will be shown. Furniture
and electrical store owners will
have representative pieces Of their
stocks.
Automobile dealers will show q
number of the latest vehicles. Dis
plays OF the countless automobile
accessories available now will b
exhibited.
At several booths information on
insurance OF all types will be dis
pensed by local agents.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-28
sMIrHiEs SCARCE AT FORT

Fort Riley, Kas., June 28-UP-
There wasn't a blacksmith among
the thousands Of young soldiers In
Quoted into the Army at Fort Ri
ley. But the Army has to have
horses and horses have TO have
shoes. So course for blacksmiths
was started and more than rs en-
listed men were trained In the
technique OF shoeing horses.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-28
WAR SAVES HOME

Vancouver, y. C., June 2S-UP-
Here's the best story to be turned
in so far by Vancouver war saw
ings canvasser. The canvasser said
a housewife bought war savings
certificates with the comment I've
been saving this money to divorce
my husband, but can stand him
better than I can stand Hitler"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-28
BUG RUINS DAY OF SAFETY

Birmingham, Ala. June 2S-UP
"A bug got the blame for Birm-
ingham's only traffic accident on a
recent day. The large, and possibly
vicious, insect flew into the auto
mobile of Mrs w. II. Stafford, 81.
and caused her to lose control of
the car. She struck lamp post
after running across the sidewalk.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-23
Major Barbara at
Blue Mouse Today

Il took Gabriel Pascal six
months of preparation and inten-
sve scouting before he assembled
the all-star cast for the filming
Of his production Of George Bern
ard shaw's brilliant comedy.
Major Barbara" which opens to-
day at the Blue Mouse thester.
The cast il headed by Wendy
Hitler. Robert Morley and Rex
Harrison Miss Hitler IL the bril-
liant star who won international
acclaim for her performance In
''Pygmalion. while Morley il re-
membered for his brilliant work as
the unhappy Louis XVI opposite
Norma Shearer In Marie Antoin-
cite" Rex Harrison. who n
known a. England's Gary Cooper.
plays the romantic lead opposite
Miss Hitler The supporting cast,
which also reads like a Who's Who
Of flimdom. features Emlyn Will
liams. Marie Lohr. Penelope Dud-
ley Ward. David Tree. Sybil
Thorndike and Miles Malleson.
Sharing the screen In Brenda
Marshall in Singapore Woman"
with David Bruce a. the male
heart interest.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-23
.Sergeant York" Opens Thursday 7heater


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GloEia Swanson Ir "Fsthsr Taxes
Wife ] / IS. 20 20. 10 90. also
Robert Preston and Nancy Kelly ~
Parachute Battalion 40. SC
SIS. plus March Of Time
BIUE MOTsE - Wencv Hitler IN
Major barbara Il so 3.5o SID.
80, also Brenda Marshall n
Singapore Women" Is5 As
ais.
NEaERHAEI SER HALL -Taco N a
Iheater Guild presents Kind
LADY" curtain AZ SIS.
TENfLE-Tacoma Civic Music pre-
sents Lily Pons. Curtain At $50.
RETURN SHOWING
BENERLY-John Wayne and Betty
Field in Shepherd OF the His"
also Anne shirley and Richard
Carlson In West Point Widow
TAYLOR in Escape &"
also Pred Astaire in Second
Chorus"
COMM NIFTY - James Ellison in
They Met In Argentina" also Mar