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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-14
Out of the Past,

ilons Massey and Alan Curtis In
Gloria Pictures New Wine ride
in q carriage, a Victorian type,
that was formerly the property OF
George Gould at the millionaire $
Lakewood. New Jersey estate. II
was made in England for his wife
the leader Of New York society,
Edith Kingdom Gould. and was one
Of the most luxurious vehicles ever
built, being heavily iniaid with sill
yer and pearl
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-14
Here and There!

Cameras start rolling this week
on DIR. jekyil and Mr.. Hyde"
which brings together Spencer
Tracy. lngrid Bergman and Lana
Turner as stars The Phila-
delphia Story" lured $50. 900 pa
irons into the Radio City Music
Hall in six weeks. an all-time rec
ord for the worlds largest theater
Ona Minson. who plays Belle
Waiting In GwTw saw that fabu-
lous film for the first time this
week. She stepped up 10 Broad
way boxoffice and bought her tick.
ct like any other moviegoer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-14

Randolph Scott is in O tight
ploce in this scene from
Western Union. new teohni-
color ottrootion which opens
todoy OF the Roxy theoter.
Grey's Western Union that Ran
dolph Scott be cast in an impor-
tant role.
Featured with Robert Young.
Dean Jaeger and Virginia Gil
more at the head Of superb cast.
Scott portrays Vance Shaw, .
mysterious. two-eun plsinsman. in
the Technicolor film which comes
today 10 the Roxy thester.
Western roles are SCOTS forte
Besides starring In Is films based
on Zane Grey's Memorable novels.
Scott won fame for his perform
ances Of q gun-fighting law en-
forcer in Jesse James and
Frontier Marshall"
Others seen with Randolph
Scott in the brilliant featured
cast Of Western Union" include
John Carradine. Slim SummerviIle,
Chill Wills and Barton MacLsne.
Fritz Lang directed the picture
and Harry Joe Brown was aSso-
ciste producer.
Sharing the screen u The
Great Mr.. Nobody" featuring Ed
die Albert.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-14

" mt LNilliAt ~ NAA ffaNN's
Lugosi was horn IN Lugos Hun
gary. Oct 20. iss4. and after els-
mentary education in his native
town. Lugosi went 10 high school
and the Academy Of Theatrical
Arts in Budapest. He Is the son
Of Baron Lugosi. banker. and Is Of
family ~ two bows and one girl.
At 20 he made his stage debut
as Romeo in a Hungarian pro-
duction Of Romeo and Juliet.
and followed IT with three years Of
Shakespearian repertoire. 1hsen
and other classics He played Ar
mand in modern Hungarian YER
sion of Camille and became such
a fsvorite in Budapest that he was
an idol Of the ROYAL National the
alter for ten years.
Following the war and the po-
litical revolution in Hungary, Lu-
gosi came to New York and In
1921 organized a Hungarian ORA
matte company. with which he
was the producer. director and
star. tn 1928 h. appeared in his
first English speaking play with
out having previously spoken more
than a few words in English. In
this production. The Red Poppy.
Lugosi played the role of Span
ish Apache and learned his lines
euphoneously so well that Alan
Dale, veteran New York critic
acclaimed him The greatest actor
ever to come 10 America
Boris karloff stars in the com
panion film, Doomed TO Die"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-14
Hilarious Comedy Continues Successful Run RaO Theatet
Dean Holding
Buck Privates'
Army Picture Going
Greet Guns

Sidney Dean. 81 the Rialto the
ater. Is holding his famous Abbott
and Costello comedy. Buck Pr
Yates" for = few days more
Tacoma isn't through looking At IL
nv = long shot.
The picture ran out Is first
week las night but Il proving 81
popular that II naturally will re-
main for a few DAYS more.
Abbott and Costello are a couple
Of misfit kids in khaki in the army
Of Buck Privates" and everything
happens 10 them from X P. duty
To solitary" IN the ruard-house.
with Nat Pendleton their nemesis
in the role Of hardboiled ser
geant.
There "a nice thread NJ 70
nance. tho. in the picture. framed
by q young Sergeant ouirk, "
Captain Flagg" rivalry. played by
Lee Bowman and Alan Curtis.
over the affections OF a pert and
pretty hostess. enacted by Jane
Frazee. Incidentally. Miss Frszee,
who has made only one picture
before this one. exhibits the most
pleasing sort OF personality and q
whale OF lot Of ability.
Every one 81 tho new songs
registers hit rating. Included are
You're Lucky Fellow. Mr..
Smith" Bounce Ne. Brother With
Solid Four" "Boogie-Woogis
Bugle Boy" When Private Brown
Becomes a Captain" and II Wish
You Were Here" In addition. the
Andrews Sisters charmingly revive
an oidie. '1'll BE With You in APP
pie Blossom Time
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-14
Can You Imagine?

Anything can happen In Holly
wood. and this time II happened
to Bill Shirley. 20. Of indianapolis,
Ind. He arrived In the film city
10 visit a chum. N. L. Johns. an
accountant AZ Columbia studio.
Johns recalled that Shirley sang
for Easter services back home and
persuaded Herbert Yates. Column
bia president. to hear him. Shirley
sang three numbers. was promptly
signed to q seven-year contract.
and cast in . supporting role in an
army picture. Rockies On Pa
rade" The whole procedure took
less than . half day.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-14

REN-Norma shsarsr and Robert
Taylor in Escape" also Edith Eel
lows In "Fivs Little Peppers in
Trouble
sHEII-Chsrles Lang and Paw Wrsy
in Wildcat Bus" also Deanna Dur
bin and Robert Cummings in
Spring Parade"
SI>SET-Bette Davis and Herbert
Marshall In The Letter" also
Cesar Romero in The Gay Caoal-
lero"
TENPIE-The Marx Brothers In Go
West also Priscilla Lane and
Jeffrey Lynn IN -Four Mothers"
LIBERTY. Puyaiiup-Clark Gable and
vivien Leigh IN Gone with the
Wind"
II you're not using IL. sell il with
Fast-Action Times Want Ad.
Phone Main 1881.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-14

Charlie Fol-, kMO's ace an
nounoeR. passed his physical
examination and Ia standing by
for the first call In April.
From that time on he won't
Be doing the broadcastinE s.
he'll - listening E. and he
better listen closely. the
questions cannot be repeated
And there win BE- no coaching
from The audience.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-14
Mark Gets the Coll!

Mark Hopkins. 81. youngest son
Of Mrs. Minnie Hopkins of 1904
Division ave. will leave Monday
for Cleveland. Ohio. 10 enroll In
the Cleveland Playhouse. where his
application has just been accepted
Aipkins viii start work at the
playhouse March "a. During his
first year OF apprenticeship. he
win work for his second year
scholarship.
Hiplxins is a graduate Of Stadium
high school and has spent the past
two and one-half years at Central
Warrington College Of Education
where he did outstanding work In
the field Of drama. He 10 particu'
lariy interested in play directing
and stage designing.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-14

Orson Welles, having COM
pleted his first screen produc-
tson. "Cfizen Name" has he
gun rehearsah on his merit
broadway play. entitled ma
tive Son.. Welles' second mo-
tica picture VIII ~ . modern
uescdrama f,lmed IN Mexico
Cty. with Dolores Del Rio
co-starred.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-14
Western Union
AT Roxy Today
Randolph Scott Stors
In Zone GreY's Tole

when Zane Grey. the Vests
great story-teller. Was asked to
name the actor who most typifies
the true westerner he Immediately
selected handsome. rangy Ran
dolph Scott.
II was natural then that when
10th Century-Fox decided TO film
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-14
GLIDER ExPERT AIDS

William Hawley Bowlus. out
standing builder Of gliders in
America. is acting as technical
adviser on Her First Beau" in
which Jackie Cooper builds and
flies gliders.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-14

Fred MscMurray has heen
borrowed BY Warner Brca.
from Paramount 70 90 star
with Enrol Flynn In "Dive
Bomber" which Win 60 Into
producttoa shortly.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-14

As its title suggests. Footsteps
In The Dark" Ii q mystery yarn
but not Of the chiller type. Rather
IL 1t . combination Of comedy and
drama with the laughs far out
numbering the shudders.
TIE story itself h none too
convincing hut the players M
themselves by their bootstraps
n such elevations that one
finds this 'you chase mr. .
while" hit ef screen fare .
very entertaining production.
The picture 10 mostly Flynn and
Hale and Miss Marshall doesn't
have any too much work to do . g. Z.
but does what little she has to do
IN . most capable manner.
The other new feature IL titled
Here Comes Happiness. and
boasts q east with whom your
newsboy 10 not familiar Mil
dred Coles Edward Norris. Rich
ard Ainley. Russeli Hicks and
Marjorie Gstescn.
n tells Of . rich mans daugh-
Ter who descends 10 commonsr
levels In her search for happiness
and does she find IT. well.
what DO YOU think
The Valley settler., 1941-01-03
EXTENSION SCHOOL

The annual Farm and Horle Ex-
tons ion school will be held in
Palmer, the last wccl- in J2n-
uary. a tentative program is in
the making and will b c mailed to
you later. Activities Of the
aclae,o1 Win win, up In BIZ,
party, = witch Ill who .aar5 at
tended the classes will be lnvi ted .
The Valley settler., 1941-01-03

GOVERNOR GRUENING SUGGESTS A
CHANGE IN JUDICIAL DIVISIONS (Con'
taking any oprosentotion away
from any Of the present Judicial
Divisi ons, and what is moro ir,-
por tent, each dis tr let will IN
clude g Sroa ter divors f icatio
Of interest by having fishing and
mining activities in zach.
The Valley settler., 1941-01-03

NEW YEARS DANCE ENJOYED By 800,
Good music, e "good" crowd,
the holiday spirit, noiso makers,
balloons and confe TIT combined
to produce 6 worry enjoyable finish
ms up Of 1910 by crowd Of
merry making dance onthus lasts,
New Years Eve ct Talrlar,
The Valley settler., 1941-01-03
(FrO The Ala sken)

(From The Ala sken)
ROAD NEEDED BY Hol-2R TO G-2Hnn ,NRKETS
Having denonstra ted to their
own satisfoc ton that there is
great oppor tunity for the develop
mont Of truck gardening and cattle
raising in tho Homer area, Sc ttlers
Of that enterprisinG Cook Inlet
region are now. ccnterinC their
attention on road building, convi-
need that with highway outlet
to the Alaska Railroad and Seward,
the future Of the dis trict will
hold great pr orise.
atinwod on pt-o 81
The Valley settler., 1941-01-03

After the go below waatlaer
ct Chr s traas, one must be careful
to avoid spring fever dur Ing this
200 above.
The Valley settler., 1941-01-03
Il D. SMODGRASS 1,OVED

The snodGrassos have moved
back to the ranch. Mrs. l.. D. say
it will DO the last move until
They build, this being tho seventh
move within the last yocr.
Mrs. File ckenstein from the
Was 1lc District is being treated
at the local hos pital. MS Flock
enste in is the mother Of ms.
Stanley HorninG and has been in
Alaska for twenty-five years.
The Valley settler., 1941-01-03

Vince Stephan will be conf ined
to his hone for several days with
broken leg which he received
in q fall ct his home.
.SNODGRASS MoVED
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-01-15

tppiib fir 8rdiioent 9fooieoelts Sd.
,bigfeit, gelebli6e Sinberniiie gu INIT
seben, pie slun 9eiipiel oas Neu.
tralitdtsgeies lino bas Sobnion Ge-
iek, oie ser 9onsreB iuabrIbeinlid
nidt 10 leidt tuioerrlfen miro.
. 5lpnn fltbr fort: "E
.ltnter Brdibent HooI Iepelts Blan
tperoen oie 9riten Sdiffe, Slus5euge,
Wunition NIT amerifanilhem @elo
fatfen, uno sic enelanoer f0nnen iie
inns nad oem 3ries s,triidseben.
Benn Der Blau burdgefiibrt miro,
oann fiinpft England tatIddlid) nit
amerifaniiden 8affen,~ Sanoelsidif=
fen, ariessidiffen. stls mir bie SO
3erlt0rer an gnglano abgaben, oa
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-01-15

.ultroen iie iuenigItens auf engliiben
gsamen iiberldrieben. Aber nnter ocm
iesigel1 Blan iperoeu sic @nelduoer
init Waffeu tdnpfen, Sic Sen Ser.
Staaten seboren.
,,@enn oas nibt Griea beoeutet,
oann ipeib i6 nidJt mas bas beoeu-
tet."
ilpnn erfl0rte, ser Erdlioent Iage
iest, er eebe nidts barl1u, l,nter luel-
der Ilagge Sic S6iffe fabreu er miro
inbeIen ettpas bor,lm geben, ipenu
eie amerifaniide 5lagse auf oicIen
5d)iifen tuebt, uenn iie untergebeu.
ST fiigte Din5n:
pie 8riteu babeu orei Brobleme,
Jinansen, Yroouftiol1 nno 9ronsport
BON Hrobnften nab europa. .Gns.
lano pia oieIe Yroblen.e seuau luie
int Sabre 1917 l0len, ais mir Sic
Belt fit Sic 9emefratie retteten ,,no
ei.,en .ne,ten Tag ihafften. Die So.
Jung beitebt oarin, Die Ser. 5taoten
in ben arieg 81 treiben.
.Die gnsldneer ipollen sic Ser.
5taaten gang entlhieoe,l III Sen Qrieg
serren."'.
Slpnn erfldrte, baB er iueit lno
brett, iiber bic Ser. Staaten reiite,
,no SAB Ct feititelIte, oaB 80 Yrosent
Der ,geoolferl.ns feinen qrieg tuoIlen.
3ttm SdlnB iaste err:
uger 3,ued ees ,america 5irit'
aomitees beitebt barin, @eleaenbeit
sn bieten, eamit bas amerifaniide
Bolt u6er oeu Stalo Ser Dtuse in
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-01-15

Ser. Stooten s.lgeltinnt Da6en, aber
alts gan5 peridieoeaen @riinoeu. Die
cine bdlt sic ltnterItiislu,g guglanos
fiir cine moralild)e Bflidt nno cine
polttiide Notluenoigfeit. Sic gloubt,
oal euglano ,,,tnierc 5bladteu
ldldgt', uno bab es belier fir oic
Ser. Staaten ieiL ielblt ont 9ricgc
teil5umebmen, als iid nod eiuem beht=
I6en Siege NIT ser ne,tcu Sronlng
Der 0inge, iuie lie Sitler porldluebt,
ab5ufinoen. Die auoerc @ruppc miQ
@nslano be1fen, lm 3eit fir 1mlere
eisene Riiituus 81 ge'uinnen. ltnicrc
9tiiihlna miro ibrer lteber5elts,tng gu
folge een 3rieg BON Ser iueitlideu
@emiipbare fern9alteu. Sic glaubt,
oaB cin ieki9es @ingreiien unierer<
ieits nidts anoeres tuie Selbitmoro
tuare, ,no lebnen Sic Sbeie, oaB @ng=
lano uuiere Sdlahteu "fdmpfc, emit
lbie5en ab. Sic ipouen iif auf bic
Berteioie,.ug Ser ueitliden Semiipbd>
re beIbr0uten.
9aB biele beioen @ruppen bisber
niht III ibdrferen &onilift ntiteinau-
Der seraten iin6, fommt baber, 6aB
feline bon ibnen ibr Brosramm eau5
ebrlid oarselest bat. Die erIte @rup,
pc bebauptet, Die Ser. Staaten f6nn.
ten NIT ibrer ltnterltiisung @nslanos
be,, 2rieg entldeioen, obue ielbit at.
tio 1T ben aries einsreifeu 5u n,iiiien.
Das 1T nidt san5 ebrlid selpredeu;
benn oie anDdnser 6ieier @rltppe fol-
teatuiilen. oaB @ualana nit 9al6en
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-01-15

WaBnabmen nidt Idnser geoient ieiu
llno oas Serlangen itah ser Seilnab-
me ,mieres Solfes am Griege III Con.
Son inmer Ialter tperben miro. Die
slueite @ri,ppe, iueld)e lutlere gertei-
oiguug alf Die tueitlide Scmiipbdre
bel0rGnfen mill, siebt nidt in 9e.
tradt, baB BEL einent Siege 9ertid).
LAMBS iiber England lesteres nit in
sic elropdiibe Ncuoronlulg eiube5o.
ge,, iperoen luo Nmerifa bann lnter
llmitdnoeu oieiem neueu europa ge-
scuiiber eineu idlueren Stano baben
mag.
Nuber bicIen beioen @ruppen gitt
es aber nod cine, sic 5,uar flein itnS
5ltr5cit obnc grobe 8eoe,ltltng lit.
o6er lire. 5ti,ume bod) erbcben miro.
nGnllih sic, ipelhe sic Weilutug Der.
tritt, oa6 Nlnerifa lid) iiberba,.pt nidt
in sic Sdl,oel Gltropas einlaiien iou.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-01-15

formiert miro, nnb bamit es oie Wabr.
belt iibersz oas erfdDrt mas tit @aib.
iugton- borsebt. 8enn es sum Qrieg
foina.t, bal,t muB Scr 9ongreB Den
4rieg erfldrcn. ltuo penn bas ameri.
faniid)e golf in Ser Sauptiade geeen
oeu 2rieg lit, oaun miro Der &ou.
|greB feinen 9rieg erfldren."
.Satid1lib madt n,,n audi gng.
laRo fein Sebl ntebr oaralts, bab es
gang auf oie allicitige Silfe llilcle
Sans rednet. ltnler II. 2onercb
miro gleid) nad ieiuem 3,iammeus
tritt iid nit Ser bitalen 5rage be-
faIien miilien, iuie iueit ,niere Ne-
gierung, ooer bielnlcbr bas anlcri-
fanilde &olf in bieicr @nglauobilic
geben tpirb. gs miro obne 3lueiiel
SIT erresten 9e6atten fommeu, benu
lteben iidj 5luei @rnppen aegcniiber,
Sic 5ipar beibe ser Silfeleiitl,ng ser
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-01-15

'tno Sic es ols eine Bbantoitcrei be-
tra6tet, tueum nau in ocu 8orgiu.
geu iu europa cine @eiobr fir sic
beioen Nmerifas erblidt. Oiclc per-
ldieoenen Wteiulugeu riiiieu in
0ongreB aufs neuc oufeiuanocr prol.
len, iuenn iibcr neue 5iliSmoBnab-
lnen 5ugl,niten Gnelanos beraten
miro. Sie(leiht fonmt babel aud sue
Sprode> oaB eiu G0lterriugeu, ou
oem Muerita nidt teiluiuunt, aae
Seilnebmer, Sieger iuie 9cliegte,
idlmid)t, oen ober, ser ieiu Buluer
in5miibcn trodcn bilt, einen srobeu
@iniln6 .a,ti sic sufiinfti9e @eltal.
t,,ug ser sNelt suliNert.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-01-15
&anm mGati6

~ssmmer oies 3uIpdtfommen! 3o
bobeu Sic 10 lange geltedt2 @s lit
iest 25 nod ne,,n!'
SD bin 1eiber bei,u 8eggeben Die
greppe ruutersefaaeu."
,,@ar feline entlduloisllne! Sic
tpobnet sod nur 5tuei Ereppen bod:
oas fauu bod uutuoslid 25 Weinuteu
oauern."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-01-15
Gin @niiffritifer

Roruenu: ,.@ebeu Sic mir nit Dec
oeutIden MuIif! Sd liebe MIR @oi-
iini, oeiien, g8erte id betu,unoere."
@elaoener Gait: ,,2ennen Sic lei-
nen ,8arbicr' g"
Baroeuu: ,,Neiu, id raliere MIDI
iel6f!'
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-01-15
Ser 6ir= nno Gegen.&rieg> >aampi bes
anterifaMiiden yolfeS -.

aMeTtIuNVl
7' Md9ren6 in europa gan5e 8olfer
IN ein gigautiIdes 9tingem periuidelt
lino uuo tutr altf Der iueltlibeu Semi.
fpbare - Biz iest nod - ,,l,s oes
5riebens erfreuel,, lit cine britil6e
u,lo analopbtle Bropaganba i'm @an-
ae, uuIer 2anb in oeu eltropaiid)eu
Rouflitt binein5,,5iebeu. 9ieien idlic-
zen Iid oieienigen an, tueld)e Der Nit
lidt Iino, oaB euslanb it,iern arieg
fiibrt uno oaB mir MIR b,rd) einem
5iea gnglanos Dor iilibern Mngriffeu
gelidert iinb. 9iele anlid)t miro
baaptlddlid iu ,tuIerer 0mbesbaupt..
ftaot uuo I'M Siter oes 2anbes ner>
tretelt. -.@ :.
@6dft tpidtig lit Dor aaeu sic 5ra-
ge, iuie ipeit alnlere @nglanSbilfe> ge-
beu ielI unb barf ,tln 1tns nidt Der
@efabr al,s5uiesen, in. oieieu tins
feru Itehehben &rieg permidelt 81, tper=
oeu. gorldl,fiee 5iberbeit setpabreu
q itns nod l,nier ioeelt Nelttralitdts=
geleb i,no oie SSpbltlon=Mfte. Nu per=
anttuortlid)en Stellen i6eint man NIT
oetn 5eller alt ipielen. @us oieien.
@r.unoe babeu 1id cine Eeibe bon So
mitees eebiloet, melde bieler ,,&riegs,|
ltromllne"' e,tgegenorbeiten. Sor oen
,.s(merica Sirlt"- -aon1itee in Gbicage
bat Derfloilene Wobe Ser befa1nte
gsetu sorfer Sdriftlteaer Sobu e
slptin erfldrt, Brdiioent SfpoIepclt ar
bette oblibtlib nit 8crtreterll @rob.
britanniens sulamltell 1ml Die ger.
5taatelt in oen arieg Sit sertpideln.
Ser Yrdiibent berfulge Sluar feinc
finltcru Mblidte,l, aber er fei Elm"
Mi1glopbilc, iei bon ieine,, inncrn @e=
fiibien beberridt 1.no nid)t bon rnbt=
ger llebcrleeilng. , gnglano bralt6e
a,uerifoniIdbes @e1o ni6t. gs. eibt :ge-
mug eugftides 8eIo in bcn Ser.
Gtaoten in @eItolt bon 8argelo, at-
'tieu ltno 8onos - sic, raid fliilli9
gentodt lperben fonnen - l1m fir
atles 5,t be5ablen, >uos @robbrltan=
i,ieu in een rdblten 5tuei Sabren fat
feu sfan,t. Die ltnterim6lng 1nlercs
Senets bat eraebeh oub England
n,inoeItcns Milliaroen Dollar III een
Ser. Stoaten ,11o ebenlopiel i'll Siio.
afrifa bat.
;''' ,,98ar,,m berlanst es aber @elo?
Tim uus iu -oeu Grieg 81 uerluideln.
ltaS id, CLAUDE, ser Brdiioent tpcib
bas. SD CLAUDE tatlahlid, bob er nit
+ ben 8ertretern @nslanos Sano lit
&anb arbettet, Inn inns in BEN 3ries
5u peripideln. Sd FAINT nid)tlebe'l,
tpie man 'oas bc5tueiieln fanu.
Ser Ylan oes Yrdiioentell, muicre
6difie, Qriessidifie, unlere @affen
une unIere 5lusseltge au @nglane
5u berpadten, lit elm, Ylan, I'M ms
!. iu ben Qrieg at 5etren."
= Slpnn fi.br fort ser Badtplam iei
,Man liebt, ,uie iie iid betpege't Nab>
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-01-15

~Man iiebt, ,uie iie iid) betpegert, Nab=
rang a,tfneb,nen lmb alle anberen
2ebenspro5eile ausfiibren gon 3eit
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Evening star., 1941-05-16

non-proit corporation which brings
together six national agencies in
common program of service to our
defenders" he said in explaining the
local drive to members of the unit.
Team Captains Announced.
Special gifts team captains were
announced as follows: Team No. /.
Floyd D. Akers; Team No. 2, Mrs.
Clarence A. Aspinwall; Team No. 3,
Edward Burling, jr.; Team No. 4,
Walter B. Clarkson; Team No. 5,
Mrs. David r. Craig; Team No. s,
Mrs. Walter @. Distler; Team No. Z,
Minor Hudson; Team No. 81 Charles
Carroll Morgan; Team No. 8, Ben
jamin Ourisman, and Team No. 10,
c. Griffith Warfield.
Serving as vice chairmen are Mrs.
Charles Carroll Glover, jr.; Mrs.
Charles H. Goldsmith, John Saul
and Richard w. Hynson. John L..
Barr is unit secretary.
Charles P. Taft, assistant CO.
ordinator of health, welfare and
related activities for the Federal
Security Administration, is expected
to be guest speaker at a luncheon
Of the unit at 1880 pm. Tuesday in
the Willard Hotel.
Tentative plans call for opening
Evening star., 1941-05-16

Of the formal drive June 3. OF the
approximately s250.oo0 to be sought,
sl45,o0o will be earmarked for the
national fund OF the u. S. O., and
the remainder will be expended for
defense morale needs here.
Principal object Of the U. S. o.
is the operation of more than 300
recreation centers being built by the
Government adjacent to military
and naval reservations and produc-
ton centers. The welfare agency Ia
composed of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association, Young Women's
Christian Association, National
Travellers Aid Association, National
Catholic Community Service, Saliva
ton Army and Jewish Welfars
Board.
Local headquarters have been es-
tablished at l419 r street NV. -
Evening star., 1941-05-16
400 Cadets in Tour
Of Proving Ground
By the Associated Press.


ABERDEEN, Md, May 16.-Four
hundred West Point cadets, all first
classmen of the United States Mill
tary Academy, were up at dawn this
morning for another strenuous day
In their instruction tour OF the
Armys proving ground.
Scheduled for the morning were
demonstrations of mechanical weap-
ons and all types of tanks. A review
of automotive equipment stressed
the trends and developments of new
standard Army equipment.
The cadets began their tour yes
terday, first hearing Col. William B.
Hard1gg, chief proof officer, outline
the function of the proving ground
In developing arms for the military
forces. - ~A1f