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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-01

That portion Of their time which can be charged OIL 10
pleasure is usually spent along stream IN the back
country where the trout allow their curiosity to get the
best of them.
Bert does the fishing and Helen goes along for
pany and assist in dsposng of the customary whole
meal which generally associated with outdoor life
If YOU are in doubt as to what grand boss" Carl
Krause really is Just ask Helen and by the same TOKEN
you inquire of Carl regarding perfect secretaries
his answer would be Helen.
Congratulations
Yesterday was a big day for Walt Smell, ir. the
boy who picks 'em and sets em down for the Walker
Chevrolet company.
walt had a birthday yesterday and grand and
glorious party last night.
Only in America
United States during March totaled 52579S units Retail
sales March, 1940 39865S The March, 1941 sales
included 449597 passenger cars and 762Ol commercial
vehicles
For the first months of this year there have been
09s712 passenger sold at retail Added to this
the 29O25 commercial vehicles which bring the retail
sales figure TO 1.3l7,7S7
Art on the Shelf!
Art Walker. the junior member of the firm at the
Walker Chevrolet company Is on the shelf this week
Nothing serious you understand but pain in
the neck, literally and figuratively.
We're Free That Night!
C. z. Sawdey member of the sales staff at the Munson
Motor has lust completed and moved into his
colonial home at 721 So. Mason.
1t is reported that old fashioned house warming is
planned for the future to which all his friends
Now wen find out where we standl
Busy Summer!
More automobile travel by Washngtonans than
before-pus tremendous increase in outofate tourist
traffic Washington-was predicted last week by II.
Alder jr business analyst for the Gilmore Oil company
Albers good based mainly he said.
the vast government appropriation for defense work
In washington-s7l4. s27. sS1.0O TO date, with
to from congress- seven-bion- dollar appropria-
tion.
The state of washngtons share of national defense
money Alder learned from Washington D. c. ranks eighth
compared with all other states while the city of Seattle
Is second in the nation in the amount of total awards
"Now that Washington's army and navy establish
ments and defense plants filling up with
from all parts of the country, their families and
friends planning to motor to the state for visits
during the coming MONTHS the Gilmore executive
said.
Requests maps and touring information about WASH
ingon swapping Gilmore independent stations through
the West ALDER revealed and Washington travel
report inquiries from the East and Middle West than
before.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-01
Sums Being Eliminated by USHA
Rural Low Rent Housing Program

few years ago the word 'slum" to most Americans
meant diapdaed overcrowded city tenement. Recently
they have learned that of the worst sums in the coun
try are in big cities athat the smallest
muny has its share of houses not fit for human habtaton
Now they learning that the Americans who suffer most
of all from the lack of decent housing are not dwees IN
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-01
Chevrolet Begins Army
Truck Service Training

The biggest job in the world" To- Chevrolet according
10 F. Norman Phelns Pacific regional manager 20
produce army trucks when the government asks for them
But another big job that Of training the of those
trucks in repair and and IN the statement Of
the executive both jobs being handled in efficient style
right now
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-01
Cow Killed Because
Of Too Much Iron

SANTA CRUZ. Cal. - 7 2
family COW Of Policeman Ben
Kulpp. ailing for some time past
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-01

the
tho of
oil bodysb the nroduc the cos
to is
n
800"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-01

Carl Krause Tacomas exclusive Mercury dealer who
operates under the Of Broadway Motors may have
lot of worries during his lifetime but the efficiency of
his office manager won't be of them.
Helen koca who is the second of the native daughters
have found row, worked with Carl when he
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-01

Here the first Of the fleet 3 medium @ toni ons
defense Before like
10 forces
This on powerful wodHteroy rolling
Charles
demonstrated Finished oheod
When full reached will
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-01

The real bowers of auto with the Steven Motor
company Chrysler-Plymouth dealer. They proved this
week when they copied the Coliseum Sportsman league
championship by defeating the Lanes Clubroom pin
knockers.
The Steven team boys from the ST. Heens store
made Harry Rowland Howard Bailey Shirley Skin
ner. Leo Reda and Joe Boucher
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-18
Dancers Return

Wonder dancers Woods and
Bray have returned TO Northwood
Inn by popular demand. Frances
Woods. the feminine member Of
the team. has been \ deaf mute
since birth. but with the aid Of her
partner. Billy BRAY. she has mas
tered a perfect sense OF rhythm.
The orchestra vibrations arc trans
mitied 10 her through her finger
tips
the Importing show are
Harry Schbling clever conjurer
Roshee and Lee. acrobatic tum-
blers and rope SpinncrS. and pretty
Ann JakohL late dance feature OF
the Al JolSon show, Hang Onto
Your Hats
Ray Carlin and his orchestra
play for shows and dancing.
Beverly Clark. attractive ballad
singer. replaces Miss Jakobi in the
show next Monday
WALTER STEVENSON.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-18
'Springtinle
Revue
At Royal

A CONSTELLATION Of bright
new stars rallies round master of
ceremonies Harry Stevens in the
"Springtime Revue" opening at
Club Royale tonight. Harry. the
slow-talking boy from Georgia, has
been held over for an additional
two weeks.
The revue promises 10 be a we'll
rounded. fast-moving one with
Stevens and his banjo for comedy
Frances Mccoy 10 sing the hit
tunes. and Lorraine Sanchi and
Don and Sally Jennings for a
dancing good time
Miss Mccoy, popular personality
singer, reappears after an absence
of over a year.
A new dance group. the Virginia
Manche Girls. come from Miami
Beach with new production ideas
for the revue.
Its still Sian Norris music for
shows and dancing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-18
lAtettt Sakss' SAeW

Saks' Show Bar also offsrs a
nsw shoU tonight. headed BY the
Three Playboys and paced by
Hal Fisher.
The comedy trio takes off in
high for a riotous turn Of slap
stick humor, unison tap routines
and other noUeities They come
here from the Mayfair Club in
Boston.
Fisher. the neD master Of
ceremonies. comes IN from NeW
York. His comedy paffer is light
and amusing Wifh Smoothness
being euphasiEed
Kay Vernon sUiugs the blues
for yet another Week, and the
Pearl MdRlsy dancers don new
costumes for production mum
bers
Pretty Laura lean t. the fea-
fured vocalist Nth Lyle Car
lysie's orchestra.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-18
Dire c+or Wallace
HeckIed by Birds

RICHARD WALLACE. director.
had trouble with owls on the roof
OF MS country home a few weeks
ago. While directing Franchot
Tone and Joan Bennett m She
Knew All the Answers, % he COM
planned that the birds hooting
kept him awake AZ night.
But now the director wishes the
owls would return Rather. that
they would have = roof 10 boot on.
w oodpcckeTS have becdme 20
fond OF my shingles" De SAID
this week that We have de-
veioped leaks. I'm changing 10
tile
"Beside>.' the director added
"the woodDeckers are noisier."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-18
Film Time Clock

MIC AN-'RsafhinE for the sun.
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stage ShaN. /: 50. so. 6:il. 9.a2 .. NJ.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-18
BY CHARLES GENTRY

CLEVE LAND, April 1s.-A
musical treat tru' III for the
Gods was the performance of the
Wagner music drama, Die Walk
ure, which the Metropolitan Opera
Company gave here last night as
the fourth offering of the current
season in the mammoth Cleveland
Auditorium.
Switching things around a bit.
Kristen Flagstad, the Nets great
star, sang the role of Brunnhilde
instead Of the Sieglinde which she
did here two years ago. while
Rose hampton. lovely American
soprano. took the Sieglinde as
Signmcnt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-18

SHhhbhN Cartoons Anita Louise in
PHANTOM SUBMARINE" Bob steele n
GREAT TRAIN ROBBERY DIR. satan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-18
Stage Actor Is
Handy With Gun

Only Hollywood could turn a
serious-minded New York actor
into a two-gun man.
On a stage at Warner Bros
studio. in front OF an elaborate
bar. sat a young man. Facing him
was an irate bartender. There was
A bitter quarrel.
Suddenly the young man drew
his gun.
Bang, Bang, Bang. And three
bottles Of French brandy hit the
sawdust.
Arthur Kennedy looked proudly
al the smoking pistol in his hand
then turned TO Ross Ledermar
who was directing Strange Alibi
Not bad for a fellow who
used TO he a Shakespearean
actor" he boosted.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-18
II Curtain Calls

FlagStad is much more impress
sive as Brunnhilde, aDd any doubts
on this score were certainly dis
PEELED by her third act rendition.
One Of the most amazing features
of this phenomenal human instru-
pent is that her voice seems 10
feed on itself No matter how
taxing role. the voice grows
greater IN its powers. BY the time
she had reached her famous fare
well she vas as fine as She has
ever been and well deserved the
y curtain calls ~ the end.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-18
Nets Die WaIkure Real Music Treat

Brunnhilde. of course. doesn't
make her appearance until the
second act curtain. but so mag
nifcent vas she last night that she
won rapt attention for this rather
interminable section. Even the
lengthy recitatlve of Wofahs and
enraged Frfcka's unwieldy exhor-
tations. sung by julius Huehn and
kerstin Thorbere. seemed 10 be
inspired from being in the vocal
presence Of Nine. Flagstad. who
gave her last performance before
leaving for her NORWEGIAN home
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-18
Real an

KEITH RICHARDS, stage actor
making his film debut in I
Wanted Wings. sees at least four
pictures weekly He is a real movie
fan and at the same time gathers
important acting pointers from
each picture.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-18
Morning ISt Act

or all the ring" operas none
have as moving a first act as Die
Walkure' and p a m ton and
Laurietz Melchior. the great
Dane OF opera. proved an ideal
combination in the love duet with
Melchior's Spring Song the
highlIght Of this act.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-18

Of Valkyries and again with the
famous Magic Fire" music.
This afternoons matinee viii
have the popular double bill OF
Cavaliers" and "Paglacci, while
this evening another capacity
house Is being expected 10 hear
the Barber of Seville "
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-18

STANIEY-is'o7 IVES. Warren Avenue
Slh'LLi Open at Sis p. ".
Walter PldEeon in. SKY MURDER"
Kent Taylor IN ''TM STILL ALIVE"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-18

Erich Leinsdorf directed this
familiar score and the orchestra
reached its peak with the chorus
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-18

'hVhhO Clark Gable and
Hedy Lamar in "CONRADE X"
Jackie Moran. OLE SNIMMIN' HOLE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-18

p00TtI-Esst jefferson at ParkvieW
DVUiH Adults 21c open 2 }l- jane
stewart HedV Lamar CONE LIN T.
WITH Nh" g Rogers KITTY Foi II =
pooTu-kast Jefferson az Parkview
DuUlH NOW.
ADULTS 90
AT Al TIMFS
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-08
Program Feb. 8
Will Help Greeks

Tacomans and Pierce county
residents viii have A. Opportunity
= assist the Greeks in their fight
against Fascism during an hour
and = half coast - coast radio
broadcast over the National and
Mutual hrosdcastlnr systems sat
ufdav. starting ~ SIS , m Il
Vas announced FRIDAY bv 5 J
kalivas. secyetarv. Tacoma Greek
Var Relief association.
The broadcast. The first Of five
fund raising programs on a nation
Al scale. will afford listeners an
imposing array Of talent never be
fore heard on combined networks
and Al one continuous show
The stars. including Jack Benny.
Mickey Rooney. Roh Crosby.
Groucho Max. Burns and Allen.
and a host 81 others viii donate
their services for the affair Funds
raised during the broadcast will
so toward a goal If $40 600 600 set
by Greeks throughout Americs 10
aid those in the tiny war-torn ma
ton abroad
Following the hour and q half
program a period will be allowed
during which contributors 10 the
Greek war cause in the Tacoma
area will be announced. kslivas
said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-08
RI SSIA-TO ENGLAND
TO AMERICA

LIS defense job marks Hillmsn's
IL first departure from a career
as professional union leader
which began very few years
after the Cunsrder s. s Cedric. in
1907. dropped him at Ellis Island
Hillman did not come to Amer
lea for business reasons. Born In
Zagare. Lithuanian Russia. In
1887, the second son OF a small
Jewish grain merchant, young
Billman had been slated to become
rabbi. But when he was is he
broke with orthodox Judaism s
dogma and absolute values.
Whether, as some tellers have
said. he was Jailed during the up
rising of 1905 for yelling down
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-08
Rotary Club Will Sponsor Circus
OF Tacoma Scouts Here Mar. 2l-u

sition hall ~ hay Il with - vast
seating espselty ard spacious fioor
for an event Il THIS hind
Hoy Scout slrenses have her sn
snnuai event IN seattle fer years.
attracting Macy thousands Il par
snts and spectators frcu the gen
erAi public
rArln Tor Public
lust dung many % the ordinary
stunts the soys learn in scouting
i thru n the scouts and public
alike. shsuh declared
Already more than 1000 hoy
scouts. Sea Scouts ard their lead
ers are working and rehesrung
the innumrrahle acts that vii 60
into the sheS They are carrying
On this preparation IN more than
100 scout troops. sea Scout ships
and cub packs over Pierce county
snd part 81 kisg county within
the Tacoma area Jurisdiction.
They are organising the ticket
selling because every scout. shsuh
pointed out. has = vital interest In
the success ~ tho vast undertake
Ing Proceeds Of the affair viii 20
10 finance maintenance Of the
scouts year-around camp 81 Camp
kllworth. Just EAST % Dash Point.
and the summer camp at Hshohss
on Hood Canal
started In 1917
Rotary club Of rscoms first
sponsored the Hoy Scout activities
In Tacoma in 1917 and have kspt
= watchfai and assisting eye on
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-08

A candidate for metropolitan
park commissioner Jack Rroull-
lard. local business man active IN
civic affairs. Friday made the fol
lowing statement when he filed FOR
office.
This is my first venture into
politics and am prompted 10
make It by the urging Of friends
and by my desire TO help bring
about certain improvements
Among other things. propose
To beautify the South Tacoma
highway. which Is the principal
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-08

with autocracy' Is unimportsnt
He found the liberties no most
sought were lacking in Russia and
fled to q wealthy uncle in business
in Manchester. England. But busi-
ness did not interest young Sidney
and he sailed In 1907 for q dy.
manic Americas freedom.
NEXT: Comparisons and con-
trAsts between knudsen and
Hillman ~ they 70 about their
mutual taak Of productao for
defense.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-08
Australia Building
Fast Petrol Boats

MELBOURNE. Australia Five
shipyards here are building en-
tirely from Australian materials
and designs fast patrol boats for
the mother country They are de-
elared To being constructed in
record time.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-08

ire movement ever stree thsus
explained
Through re medium - re eir-
Gus. the .eouf~ viii ~ able n dam
onstrsts many - the practical
things they lesrn during their
scout training ant have : vast
amount 81 fan doing a.
Directing shaf They promise =
~ . fast moving. highly entertain.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-08

, not with outsiders there 20 talk
defense business. Occasionally he
dimes at the White House. or with
Defense Commissioner Stettinius.
with whom he has become very
friendly.
After dinner an hour alone re-
lakes him and allows him TO re-
view the days activity After this.
perhaps around 10 o'clock. friends
may drop in fop social chat But
by IL he turns TO his mail. which
may occupy his attention until
well after midnight.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-08

AHffi Inv AHltlk AinHlsu 0lpln-
Ing Workers beloved and be-
lesguered Sidney Hillman took the
Job Of No. = National Defense
Commissioner knowing Washing
tonians dubbed him Sidney-on-the-
Spot.
They pointed out. and not with
out reason. that no matter which
way he turned he would be criti-
cized II ne held out for labor's
interest. industry would flsy him
II industry gained an upper hand,
ne would be called a betrsyer OF
the labor movement.
For in Hillmsn's hands rests
double duty-or maybe double
moral responsibility is better
phrase.
First. it behooves him 10 see
labor is available so that the Sl0,-
400 900, 600 (plus $4,000, 900, 900 for
. two-ocean navy appropriated in
1910 can be used.
Second, he must see TO il that
the labor gains of the New Deal
are preserved during a time OF ma
tional crisis.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-08

ing show wsn ~ Ken snrv>lls II
rsccns wa kss ionk hen dlrpetly
interested n ne work - rrnop ~
IN the Lakewood community.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-08
By TOM WOLF
reeome lives Corre,po,der,

THE man they said would be wrong matter what he did
Is still sitting tight. And if he has been very far
wrong nobody-not his hest friends his Severest
criticisms caught up with the fact yet.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-08

rcomss firss BOY Scout circus
win h. given = ire ruhlie under
sponsorship q the Rotary club
FRIDAY and Saturday nights nsr
q and y. II ~. announced -
dsv hy Roc + shauh. chairman II
Rotary circus committee
Already engaged for the tNe-
night event = the bis new ESpo-
entrance 70 Tacoma our 'frnnt
yard The beauty ~ this gate
way l. now msrrrt nv the presence
Il unsigh,ly wreeking houses rhis
situation could 10 improved
intend 10 have continued the nn-
Keep and Improvement of Wake
field drive
one u nv principal aims shall
he 10 Join IN the fight Tor restore.
ton and preservation ~ historical
trees. not only In NfiKht PARK MI
IN the entire community.
In the interest ~ economy. enc
Of my objective. shall he the con-
solidation Of the park and school
elections with the general slee.
tons
IL elected. shall deem Il =
part Of my Job 10 cooperate With
the garden clubs and the citizens In
general
Il strongly favur the fostering
and pcrpetuation Of our natural
fishing grounds off Point Def
snce. which are tho finest In the
world"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-08
Sidney-On-SpOt
Still Sits Tight
Hillman Takes Double Duty
Defense Job in His Stride

This. the fifth Of sir colorfd closcpps a defense
production chiefs William s knpdscn ard Sidney HUI
man, pictures Hdlmdn at irork in Washington
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-08
"YOU CAN'T
DO THAT"


THAT'S formidable assignment
L but Hillman is a man who says
he can straighten out any diff
Guilty in 4S hours IL both parties
are reasonable. If they are not,
he has several weapons. Against
labor he has the threat of calling
out public opinion. His strong
words of advice" to Vultee work
ers were instrumental in settling
that strike. Then, too. he has
four-man committee 1.-TWO A. =.
of l. and two c. I. o. to iron out
jurisdictional disputes. Finally,
there are his personal contacts.
In one near row between rival
lonsshoremen union heads, Joe
Ryan and Harry Bridges, Hillman
got Ryan on the phone and in
formed him: Look here, Joe. you
can't do that :"
Against business. Hillman has q
legal weapon. There Is penalty
clause that may be invoked against
a manufacturer for late delivery.
To date, Hillman has only invoked
II once.
But above and beyond all these,
Sidney Hillman knows business
and thus is an ideal co-pilot, with
William S. Knudsen, of the ma
fional defense drive.
Amalgamated is famous for in
vestigating manufacturing con-
Germs with which ii makes con-
tracts. 1t has often helped them
work more efficiently. for, as Hill
man once said: There is no
chance to bargain efficiently with
an employer whose business is not
prosperous; and II cannot be
prosperous if efficient production
Is lacking" Labor, says Hillman,
must be industry conscious"
Hillman also knows something
about banking, real estate, and in
surance. In 1922 Amalgamated
started system of unemployment
insurance for its members and also
started two banks-one in New
York and Chicago. More recently
II built a cooperative housing prof.
ect in the Bronx for it's higher
income members. And last year
Amalgamsted successfully expert.
mented in Chicago with a life and
health insurance company for
union members.
FANCY APARTMENT
HIS ONE LUXURY
DUT his newest job is a gigantic
II one at best, and Sidney Hill
man approaches it with a healthy
respect.
To get the job done. Hillman,
like his colleague knudsen. gets
up about $50 every morning. A
cold shower precedes breakfast
cooked by a maid In his sixth floor
apartment in the Wardman Park
hotel in Washington. This beauti-
fully furnished suite-with parlor
four bedrooms and baths. two
solanums and a dining rooms
Hillma ans sole extravaganza
Thinking back 10 his early years
in America, he often laughs as h.
comes in the front door.
Conferences fill the morning
once week with his La Dor Policy
Advisory commission. consisting
Of six c. /. o. men. six from the
A p. Of l. and four from the rail
road brotherhoods: twice a weel
with the whole office Of produc-
ton management tKnudsen. Hill
man, and War and Navy Secre-
taries stimson and Knox; anc
once a week with the president
(along with other defense commits.
sionersl.
A variety Of problems occupy
his afternoons. He leaves for home
about $50, dining more often thar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
Cham QUESTIONABLE

beauty plus is the child of the heart and
the brain One friendly sympathetic feeling for one
creatures tacul and understanding
What is what she thinks and says how she thinks
spiritual puchritude 1t is only by
having estimate Of oneself that the goal be made Sup
pose take inventory of your good and bad qualities
WE OFFER today QUESTIONABLE. Answer the questions
honestly how you rate charming person.
every be harmonious in your family;
avoid petty pickering and arguments?
reached that of wisdom wherein hold
your tongue when you shout and scream?
Are you tolerant of the faults of others?
you little back-biting and then take
cracks other girl in a sly way?
What about your conversation is II OF general interest
does II center too much your own affairs?
you consderae people who you the grocery
boy the girl at the notion counter the waitress?
That's all for this time add up your score.