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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
Lead for Wright
In Chan Thriller

COBINA WRIGHT JR.. lately
of the Social Register and New
York's 400" was assigned The ro-
mantle lead in Charley Chan in
Rio"
Miss Wright has just completed
Moon Over Miami" with Betty
Cradle and Don Ameche. This
will be her fifth film role since she
was signed last November and
makes her just about the busiest
actress on the 10th Century-Fox
lot.
Already set in the picture are
Sidney Toler, in his usual role of
Charlie Chan, and Sen Yung, as
CHAINS No. 2 son. Harry Lachman
will direct from an original screen
play by Lester Ziffren. who spent
a month in Rio De Janeiro obtain
ing background material for the
story, The picture is one of sew
eral 20th Century-Fox is making
with Latin American background
in order to stimulate that market
and to knit relations between
American repHhlies,-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10

THE DETROIT RACING ASSO.
CITATION today honors the actors
and actresses of the cast of Life
With Father" currently playing at
the Cass Theater and breaking all
attendance records. Some 20 mem
bers of the company will attend
the races en- masse and hold an
informal reception at the club
house where Detroiters prominent
in the various cultural projects of
the city will meet them, and join
them for the races.
The entire days racing card will
be devoted 10 the play. its author,
actors in the Detroit company, and
the theater.
Dorothy Gish, co-Starring with
Louis Calhern in the show. will
present a floral horseshoe TO the
winner of the third race which is
named in her honor.
Others in the company TO he at
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
McCrea May Find
Violin Necessary

JOEL McCREA continues 10 let
his hair down for motion pictures
He hasn't had a decent haircut
since he began preparing for his
role in Reaching for the Sun" AS
a clam digger in the Paramount
picture, he wore his hair far down
on his neck.
NOW mat ne has started ifrthe
Great Mans Lady" for William
Wellman, his hair is longer yet.
He hasn't cut it since he finished
Reaching for the Sun"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10

his eye-tte good one-is Dorothy
Lamour. who doesn't even wear
slack suit in this one, the brave
girl.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
Live Corpses

TOM MONK and Catherine
Price were awarded the "deadest
roles of the year" They were
signed to play a pair of corpses in
Dressed TO Kill" the Lloyd No
JANUARY Beth Hughes feature
which Eugene Forde is directing.
Cast as murder victims, Monk and
Miss Price appear lifeless in %
out of the first % scenes in the
picture.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
Busy Man

COME WHAT may. Robert
Cummings is determined 10 have
at least one month off after he
finishes work in the technicolor
musical, Miami, with Don Anne
che. Betty Cradle and Carole
Lands. Cummings probably has
been the busiest top-hight player
in Hollywood in the last six years.
In that time. he has appeared in
43 pictures for an average Of bet
ter than seven pictures a year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
Cass Cast Off to the Races

the track party include the four
red-headed boys who have made
such a hit in the play and who
range from z 10 % years of age,
and Mr.. Charles Hanson Towne,
-fafaetis author editor and lecturer,
who is playing the role of family
minister in the popular comedy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
QUICK COME-UP

Most important factor Is that
Betty Cradle is starred for the
first time. This girl. who two
years ago was lust another beau
tiful blonde" is dancing and sing
ing proof that when a carl Is down
on her luck, a good straight Broad
way hit with smart agent for a
chaser, amt gonna hurt her
none
Betty's success in "DuBarry
Was A Lady" a show in which
she even took honors away from
such troupers as Ethel MermanI
and Bert Lahr. opened Holly
woods eyes again and after they
had hurried her back 10 the old
Fox fold for the musical with
Alice Faye. the producers were
willing TO admit that Betty had
something there. lf-ber luck
keeps up you'll soon s9e hex as es-
tablished a star on this lot as Miss
Faye IS.
HOPELESS RIGHT
Those long, loud laughs echo
ing down Bagley avenue have
sounded Familiarity like hold-overl
all week. but we weren't sure until
today when the Michigan called TO.
say that Bob Hope in Caught in
the Draft" is going TO stay a Sec
ond week, starting Friday.
If you didn't catch il this past
week, make a point of seeing it
now. because II is the funniest film
Hope has made 10 date. certainly
since he started going on his own.
OF course, he really isn't on his
own. His tried and true COM
rades are Lynn Overman and
Eddie Bracken. and the apple OF,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
FENOyA is PRODUCER
Popular Student.

DURING HIS high school days.
Robert Taylor was president of all
his classes, and leading man in the
school plays.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
Silvers Selected

PHIL SILVERS is seen in Lady
Be Good" with Eleanor Powell
Ann Sothern and Robert Young.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
Neu Casino
Gardens Will
Tonight

TONIGHT IS the night for
Detroit's newest and largest VEN
ture in outdoor dancing and en-
tertainment. The Casino Gardens
"opens its doors at $50 tonight in
specially constructed. one-third
mile enclosure inside the Michi-
gan State Fair Grounds.
Two dance orchestras-George
Olsen and his music and the
ISwingcopators; two dance floors
one covered in the' event of rain
and the other a $4,000 square foot
expanse of polished cement; a
company of so 10 furnish enter
tainment from the stage: a grass
covered area for tables which will
accommodate about 10000 per-
sons; these are the ingredients
from which Casino Gardens has
been concocted.
FREE PARKING
Although so centrally located as
to be readily accessible by street
al anu JUS the AdSlilO bdIutIlS
has provided free parking space
inside the grounds for as many as
1000 automobiles at a time.
Two complete stage shows will
be offered each night. The five
acts headlining this weeks bill are
the Gaudsmith Brothers. who put
their reverse English" French
poodles through their PAGES: Ray
Fredericks, interpretive dancer
the Dawn Sisters, with their COM
edy ballet: Keith Hall and his
formal attire feats of balance, and
the famous circus act of the Six
Danwells. doing their tumbling all
over the huge stage,
FENOVA is PRODUCER
Ivan Fenova, producer of the
famous shows at Michael Todds|
Theater Restaurant in Chicago. is
in charge of production and has
brought in his entire line of 10
dancing "Glamourettes" to provide
the proper decorative background
for spectacle numbers.
Provision has been made for
table service of light wines, beer
and soft drinks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
Moon Over Miami
To Open at Fox
Bob Hope Comedy
Will Hold at
Michigan
BY CHARLES GENTRY

THE WORLDS most expensive
playground where school is Away
out: the pleasure dome Of Florida
which would have made Kubla
Khan's layout look like an Dixie
farm; that pseudo celestial state
which Is the hedonistS heaven,
Miami is the background for the
new musical coming to the Fox
Friday.
Moon over Miami Is the OUT
standing proof that all that Flor
ida claims 10 have, she may have
had bat II took California 10 de-
scribe IT,
It's advertised as a glamour
musical in technicolor.' which
should give YOU a good quickie Of
an idea Of what 10 expect. Be
sides all the music. glamour and
color, however, YOU Will find Betty
Cradle, Don Ameebe, Robert Cum-t
ninCS. Carole lands, Jack Hely,I
Charlotte Greenwood and CobinaI
Wright Jr. There are few people
missing but you'll just have to-
overlook that.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-21
Main Street

NJ and Mrs A. g. q. tanner
and Mrs. q. =. iisdisy are isav-
ing this week for thu national con
vsntion Of the Hotel orestsFs of
Amerlos IL Houston. Texas Pol
lowing ths sessions they viii join
q special train for = weeks visit
TO hszicc city. Mr.. Gamer viii
represent Tacoma charter No. 10
and Mrs. Hadlsy will bs a dele.
gate from the auxiliary.
Mr.. and Ms. II. o. seA.aa.a Of
Cows. Cant. arrived IN Tacoma
for ths wedding of their daughter.
Betty Earis. who slil b married
10 Del sssisne.. pitcher for the Ia
coma Tigers. N . ceremony 10 Be
held 81 hons plnts at Athistie
park
hob Pnas has b<sn selected ss
winner u . zsta I'M Eta honor
for being outstanding N drama
and speech. frins has appeared
In many campus productions. and
vas active In drama At Stadium
high school
Mrs. w.lssr n. Aisse~. had u
Fora Temps. Daughters u ths
Nlls, 10 lsaun@ week from
CONTINUED on Page Z. Column ~
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wealthy aiss lnieFile1 ons "a IAs
largest fsftunss % H. eaesl So
encouraged me % taik. sn1 fiTst
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81. zoe. 900 policy ON the span. had
Harmed out" the lsru.. or Fs.
Insured. IN amounts believed not
In excess Of $4,000 each
This applies. u l. understood.
even 10 the General Insurance
Company Of Amsriea. largest
guarAntor OF the lost bridge which
assumed responsibility for $1,000.
900 Of the total
The situation adds 10 the am
eulties q reaching any "out-of-
court" settlement. attaches q the
attorney generals office pnnit cat
The state Toll Bridge auihssisr
has sued the companies in kupsnof
court 81 Tacoma for the full
amount 81. 400 900. Institution Il
the suit followed an offer from
tcontinusd on Page 0. Column %
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-21
Civilian Defense Seiup

WASHiSGTOA--Preaidenk
Roosevelt Tuesday created the
office Of civilian defense to
mobilize full powers Of civil
ians for home defense efforts
and named Mayor Fi0rello H.
La Guardia Of New York -
ia director.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-21

A eosnpisgs sauidoWn % "a
eoass ssst iamAsf in1sstFY ana
Consequent sdisness a. sonss 900
workers as " proepeef ~ ne
sna 81 the wssk - - memssEa q
the Bsomnsn 4 Hsftefa snlzsls.
iol4l IN fcIOl. siood firm -
tbelr t~o-asy-ola sfriks Teesta,.
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plsys abeaf ne9 naan. 40 -
PeleFzn4n piami. exnplsyin4 49,
pFozimafely - mess tee -
Paul IoaReFs wers nlso Ills
IneedAy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-21
Tocomon Faces
Homicide Charge

PORT ANGELES - Negligent
homicide charges we're fled here
against Corp. John r. Nelson. a.
q Fort Worden and Tse0ms, IN
connection with a traffic accident
in which Jimmie Feneriy. "A. vas
injured fatally Friday night
Nelson was described a. the
driver Of an sutornobils which
crashed into another car. The VIC
tim vas pinned between me second
vehicle and a tslephons poe.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-21
John ShaughnessY
To Succeed 0linqer

Lsbor ARD Industries Director
Efs<rt n Karin IN Olympia
Tuesday sppolnfe1 John sh4ugh-
messy q Tacoma 20 succeed Jay
Oiingsr. aLyo q Tacoma. ss state
supervisor q Industrial Insurance
On June /.
SnsUgnnessy held that same
position from 1925 70 1893 and
aftsrNard Tss PieFes county
safety engineer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-21
More Troops
Travel South
CBy Tacoma Times staff writer)


FORT LEWIS - Army trucks,
hundreds of them. were rolling
again Tuesday - rumbling down
the Pacific highway, scattered
from Fort Lewis to central Oregon.
Approximately 5000 more Off
GERS and men climbed into about
600 trucks Tuesday at Fort Lewis
and the 41st Division cantonment
and set the same course as that
set Monday by the first contingent
Of Californis-bound troops.
Troops leaving Tuesday included
those Of the Sd Divisions 18th In
fantry. the 3D. Signal Co. and the
eeth Anti-Tank Battalion; and the
41st Divisions 146th. 14sth and
71sth Field Artillery regiments,
and Co. 3. 116th Engineers.
Sd Division First
The Sd Division troops left first,
pulling out Of Fort Lewis at 8 a. m.
Three hours later the 41st Division
trucks began swinging onto the
Pacific highway from their can
Torment.
Salem, Ore. Fairgrounds Is the
destination Of the ID Division
troops. where they will bivouae
for the night. Overnight camp
aground for 4lst Division soldiers
will be At Vancouver Barracks.
Meanwhile, the first truck con
tingents from the two divisions
had left Vancouver Barracks and
Salem and were bound for Bend
and Roseburg. Ore. respectively.
1900 By Trains
Other vehicle contingents viii
leave Fort Lewis and the 41st Dr.
vision cantonment on Wednesday.
Thursday and Friday.
In ali. approximately 1900 men
will be moved from here to Califor-
MA by truck. An additional 5000
viii leave by train on Friday, Sat
urdsy. Sunday and Monday.
Movement Of the first conveys
Monday went off without mishap.
approximately 1000 men in 800
trucks making il safely TO vsncou-
yer Barracks and Salem
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-21
Auxiliary Vessel Sunk

fDNDOA ms sdEairslsg sst6
Tsaseaay thas ihs fzxliish nasai
auziiIsfy weasel csmlge. essn tesss.
has hen stlnk.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-21

Adolf HIfIer IAunrhed -
unprecedented offenalse u
the middle east Tuesday ~
landing parachute. rider ead
alr.tFnnsporf troops a. fho
Mediterranean l<lsnd n Cre1n
but Great Hritnin reporte6
that The German Invaders
were being esefeoue In severe
fighting.
fFims MfHIstef wznston
rhaFshiil snaease<e9 ~ n<1=
ssan IN th< heu<e ~ eeremar1
indiszt<s thsf n fIs1l rejae ~
snsa<san ~ the war may n1vo
fsils<s - tH< HFltl<t h&<s go -
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-21
France to Resist
Change in Empire

WASHINGTON - French Am
basssdor Castor Henry Hsye
Tuesday informed Secretary Of
State corden Huh that France viii
resist any attempt "a take over
any part Of her empire anywhere
He protested the United States
action in placing coast guards on
French ships in American waters.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-21
100 Firms
Are Involved
In Insurance
IN, rsesms Times staff WRITER
TEMPLE OF JUSTICE

TEMPLE OF JUSTICE.
0lympia-Not merely %. but
at least 100 insurance con-
Germs are involved in current
litigation over Tacomas col
lapsed Narrows bridge. IL was
revealed here today.
This became evident when It was
disclosed that the "a principal
companies. which underwrots The
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-21
American Passengers
on ZamZam Landed !!
After 6 Months

II Is now air months and il days slnss The Nsrre~s
bridge fell
Vigorous action toward construction Of new span Il
prevented because part Of the policy obtained
the bridge BY the hesn paid by the =
companies which underwrolc II.
The state informally talked Of compromise. The
panes offered pay - psr n the policy total The
state sued In superior court The companies asked and
were granted. transfer 10 q 4. \. district court
And today The hnKui-he~ N the laeai fndx.
less federal tribunal where has existed fsr
months thanks 10 the neglect a Washingtan. d. e.
II would be improper. Of course 70 comment On this
affair while II IL posed 1t the bar Of Justice u per-
msHble however recall 10 the people Of this state the
Of the several companies Who assumed the nsur
ance contract
They are the following. and after each title Il the
amount OF the policy for which they accepted liability
-. A.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-21
Nazis Admin Sinking
Egyptian Liner; Claim
All on Board Sayed


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Whirlaway Makes
Good Bid

SEW YORK - Calumet Farms
H'hirlswsy Tuesday made good MS
BID for handicap - well a. three
yesr-old honorH when ~ turned
hack {. s. Towards kiolsn6 and
three other older horses ~ two
and bali lengths II q special race
al Belmont PARK
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-21
STATE
EDITION
Effort
Goal Hidden,
Coffee Says
By JIM EGAN
fTacoma TtHes Special writerl

WAS HINGToN. ID. c.
(via air mail)-Before leaving
New York City. | saw a satiri-
cal little musical comedy cali
ed pal Joey" in which
Nivienne Segal, the star. sings
a ditty entitled "Bewitched.
Bothered and Bewildered."
That song title might serve
well to describe the mental
state of Washington at this
moment.
A number Of our duly elected
representatives IN congress APP
rarently are bewitched by tho idea
that the only salvation of this
country Is 10 become actively en-
troiled in the wars Of Europe. Asia
and Africa. They are. unfortu-
nately. In the majority. The sdverb
h my own
Others are bothered. and. ex-
eeedingly tothered, by the fact we
seem TO be plunging toward IN
volvement into a mess out OF which
we ara likely 10 gain nothing and
more than likely lose our shirts.
sox and a lot of young mems good
red blood.
Many Write Letters
And practically all OF official
Washington is bewildered by the
march events have taken in recent
months. Nobody knows where we
are going. or what we are going
10 do when we get there.
Congressman John Coffee,
of Tacoma and the 9Th dis
trict. IL not bewitched. nor
would l say he IN bewildered-
He h pscnty bothered, how
ever, over the way things ara.
Not to mention broiled.
One thing John and his secre-
tary, Paul Olson, both know IN
that the Coffee constituents do not
want any piece of this war. Let
tiers come flooding in on Taeomas
congressman daily. and the ratio
is so to l against American en-
trance into the war overseas. That
makes war a pretty doggone long
shot on anybody's book.
student II Aroused
Sitting here sweltering IA the
news bureau office of the May
flower hotel I recall wildly the
hour spent in Congressman Cof-
.~~-.4....a -. De-. IN EoItunn a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-21
In Major Leagues
TODAY


AMERICAS LEAGUE
D<tssls 49,. sse 60 oes--z .
Bs=ssn 49,. Zoe &c ssx--< . .
Ne~haussF. Trout 90 ard Tea
bsils. Iohns<n ard Peacock
~ I.sals s1s ei1 esi-- . - .
Mes York col esi esi--Is 10 Z
AHksf. Caster -. FsFriet -
and Terrell. Rafting. h.rphy I'll.
ffnnch fpB and DisksT.
Cl~ssissa eee REQ sse--s . :
phllsa<ipbis eos az sss--e - !
Hardef. fsaxby ~. iisytng 10.
and Hsmalsy. Dsasstsls iiadifJ.
Harris 81. Potter az. snd Hayes.
Chlssss zsz sie ess-s ~ ,
wsshlnxssa zos go ese--z . .
f.ss and Trssh. Leonard Car
rasq8si 80. Anderson a.. ard
Early. Evans
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-21
WEATHER FORECAST

Cloudy tonight and Thursday.
Temperatures: High. 80; low, 81.
Sun rises, AT; sets, s;4s.
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student II Aroused

Sitting here sweltering m the
news bureau office of the May
flower hotel I recall wildly the
hour spent in Congressman cof-
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I'm writing TO my Congressman want him TO explain TO
my wife that don't get that $40 raise right sway!'

the bank, explaining that the
woman who had telephoned wa:
insane, or maybe she had the
wrong bank.
Since his books were in theil
usual good order, the affair wa;
laughed off by noon, though Mr.
Kern. Polly's father, gave Thoma,
odd looks, probably because Of
something Polly had said.
When he slumped on his owr
front porch, Thomas felt, for the
first time the full force of his
triple bereavement.
He had lost three girls in a row
Maybe he was lucky to have found
them out, but that didn't helT
any.
Mary Doran came out on hel
front porch. She smiled anc
waved.
"Hello. there. Did you try
1t: How'd IL come out?"
Thomas stared at her morosely
There she stood. the girl who hac
gotten him into this mess, the cir
who had lost him three girls.
There she stood. smiling and un.
Irepentant. He went to the hedge
"Why did you tell me to do
that. Nary" he demanded,
"What happenede was try
ing 10 help you-that's all"
what would you do, Mary, II
I told you I'd EN- b. zZIed
money!"
81 wouldn't believe YOU" she
cried Indignantly. "a girl
couldn't believe thing like that
about a man she really"
She broke off. blushing furi-
ously.
Thomas stared at her. There
was only one finish for that sem
tence.
He should be angry at her
trickery, but he was far from
angry. He was seeing her for the
first time. He had known her so
long that he had never really
looked at her before.
NOW he saw ule Teu BllntS III
her brown hair, her nose like an
impairment arrow that pointed
the way to her soft. sweet lips.
The test worked splendidly.
Something told Thomas that he
was down to one girl for the rest
Of his life.
THE END.
Mondays short story: Boat
for Sale," by Alma and Paul
Ellerbe.