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Smyrna times., 1941-06-26

All that certain lot, piece or nara,
land situated in the Town of Snvrns = q
County and State of Delaware. na,- 4Aea'
tenure of said Roe. beginning at = -. =
the Southwest curb line of Maio St
ffty-seven feet two inches from *. So.
curb line of Mt. Vernon Streaf S ~
for this tract. and for lands Of Wctf 'le'
SIN, thence with the said Lessin InG
South 81 Degrees West One Hundred i !.
feet three inches to a wire fence III ~
this tract and part reserved, thence ,ris1
said division fence North 80 De.rre4s w
seventeen feet six inches to the So,.bass
side wall of the building on line ~ -
reserved said part reserved for erIy -
contract of sale to Norman Z Je., 80
with said line wall of said building. i4in,
the division line between this trar, a-s
said part reserved One Hundred threa 81
and three inches to the Southves+ c,,r
line of Main Street, thence with said c1-
line South SO Degrees East seventeen a.
five inches to the place Of beginning con
tanning 1906 square feet of land ba Il
same more or less; and being he sa-
land that was conveyed to William c. 70
by the Deed given by Lucy E. S,ockls
dated October 22nd, A. D. 1921 and recori
ed at Dover. Delaware in Deed Record Ri
C, Volume II, Page 80, etc.
The Improvements thereon being
2-story frame store building
Together with all and singular The bula
lngs and improvements OF every kind whss
soever. ways water. water courses. right
liberties, privileges, Improvements. heredits
ments and appurtenances whatsoever thers
unto belonging or in any wise appertain
ing.
Seized and taken IN execution as ID
property of CHARLES L. HARMONSON
Executor of William G. Roe. deceased. an
Elizabeth c. Roe. who hath survived bg
husband the said William G. Roe. deceased
Co-Mortgagors, and will be sold By
NORRIS G. ADAMS. Sheriff
Sheriff's Office. Dover. Del.
June 10, 1941.
Smyrna times., 1941-06-26
One Hour Recess

The state police report also indi-
Gated that next in the point of acci-
dent likelihood is the period from
midnight to 1 o'clock in the morn
ing. Few accidents occurred from
then on until just before noon.
There is apparently a hocr recess
and the accidents start mounting
along about the middle of the af-
ternoon. Saturday still the dan
gerous day of the week, rivalled by
Friday and Sunday.
Smyrna times., 1941-06-26
Men In Majority

Other pertinent facts about the
drivers involved in accidents during
the first five months of the year
are:
The great majority were men
1,038 men to 120 women.
Most of the drivers were from 25
to Al years old.
Most of the drivers lived within
25 miles of the location of the acci-
dents.
The majority had more than IL
years experience in driving.
Smyrna times., 1941-06-26
SHERIFFS SALE
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE

By virtue of writ of Levari Fac;..
me directed. will be exposed to sale has h. ..
of Public Vendue in front of the CGr ~ way %syl
IAL HOTEL. in the Town Of SDIoN-
County of Kent and State of Delawarssi
SATURDAY. JUNE 28, ls4l y
At Two O'clock P. NJ.
(Standard Time)
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-31
List Order Numbers
Tor New Reeistrants

Clemens; S-4000-William Kay
Wilmot st. Clair Sh.; $500
John william Strubank. Mount
Clemens: S-3561-Walter Noel
Summers, Mount Clemens; s.
3426-Edward Albert Gutowski,
Mount Clemeas. ----
S-4l33-Henry Louis Walle-
man, 81. Clair Sh.; S-3842-
Walter Andrew Miller, East
Detroit; s-4S14-John Walter
Corbin. East Detroit: S-4523--
Robert John Starkey. Fraser;
S-4424 - Douglas Z m erso n
Jones, st. Clair Sh.: S-S108-
Thomas Clegg. Roseville: S-3896
Arthur Thomas Rodd, st. Clair
Sh.: S-3708-Henry Frank Sic
ger. Utica.
S-4045-Lawrence John Phil
lips, East Detroit; S-S80S-Gil-
bert Leonard Carlson, Roseville;
S-3787-John Collie Gillie, st.
Clair Sh.: S-S117 - Kenneth
Riley Birmingham, st. Clair
Sh.; S-42o0-Arthur John Page,
Roseville; S-5200-Thomas Ed
ward Henrietta, st. Clair Sh.;
S-4793-Clyde Frederick Sch
rock, East Detroit; S-5197-
James Hiram FookeA Roseville;
S-5035-Robert Minor Bald,
Roseville.
S-3578-Arthur Anth o n y
Brooks, Roseville; S-3815-
Duans Mark 0arman, Roseville;
S-5009-Gerald Glenn Youngs,
st. Clair Sh.; S-3302-Joseph
Matthews Roland Aube, East
Detroit; S-3372-Harold Bernard
Conley. East Detroit: $500
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-31
Calls Areos Road Problems
Remaining Major Chollenss
Says TOWNSHIPS DeeFd 3 Attempting
10 Work with Reed Commiesiom

VAN DYKE-Despite marked
success In overcoming other
problems Of standardization.
roads still remain the nnat mr.
gent necessity In Warren Town
ship, Supervisor Earl ]. Tallman
declared TO-DAY.
Tallman's statement was made
during the course Of q summing.
up Of administrative activities Of
his office for the first quarter Of
his term.
The review Of activities n IN
line with Tallman's announced
policy Of advising the residents
Of Warren Township Of al acti-
vities being contemplated BY tia
Township Board. On taking Of
flee. he laid down the policy with
the statement that he would In
every action first consult the
public and act as its representa-
tive in Ill civic matters.
FACED URGENT NEEDS
Taking office approximately
three months ago, In . Demo
cratic sweep Of the Republican
Township. Tallman faced m &C.
emulation Of problems aggra-
waited and made more urgent BY
the new role Of . defense indus
try sector upon which Warren
Township was just embarking.
Many Of our problems were
the natural result Of growth and
the demands Of progress, but
their solution was made immedi-
ately imperative by the acceler-
Ated growth Of the Industrial
nature Of the section" Tallman
said. "Under normal conditions
we could have worked out : nor
mai Solution. hut faced with
unusual conditions the ordinary
course Of action was out Of the
question.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-31

Shores; -Sos0-Harold Freder-
lick rlly, AIT Jefferson. Mount
Clemens; S-3oll-James Lloyd
Strayham. 4l0S Virginia, Mount
Clemens. =
9-S77o-Bernard John Allor.
st. Clair Shores; S-420l-An-
thony Leo Kuhle. st. Clair
Shores; S-37o2-Tristano Alon-
70 Pell. st. Clair Shores; S-441S
ALVIN Robert Geister, East De-
troit; S-5072-Francis Richard
Maison, st. Clair Shores; S-50l7
--Fioyd Elmer Miles, St Clair
Shores; S-3861-Clyde Thomas
Hammer, Roseville: $4,000 -
Richard Edwin Brock, st. Clair
Shores: S-3337-Wxlter J. Tay-
lor, Roseville.
S-4o4o-Jock Angus Deemer,
East Detroit: S-454l - James
Cornelius Smith. Jr.. Roseville:
S-46oo-Edward Albert White
head. East Detroit; S-3058-Er-'
nest Vernon Nylanc, st. Clair
Shores; S-473O-Howard George
Hartman, st. Clair Shores: s.
5136-George Albert Wright,
Fraser: S-30o6- VIII
liam Eineichner, East Detroit.
S-4147-Amos william Jury,
East Detroit; S-3353 - Charles
Francis Preisacher, st. Clair
Shores: S-3508-Walter Frank
Baker, Mt. Clemens; S-5108-
Thomas willard Cherry, st.
Clair Shores: S-4O21 - Henry
Gerald Beauregard, st. Clair
Shores: S-4766 - Charles Will
liam Robinson. .Roseville; S-4406
Raymond Richard Hoffman,
East Detroit: S-3462A-Cleo Ar
thur Forton, st. Clrir Shores.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-31
FOR A VERY FEMININE

kOH a VEHX FEMININE
BEDROOM, net over = pastel
color works up delicately. Make
day pillow cases Of. for In
stance, Z pale dusty pink sateen
and Cover with Z slip Of lace
net ruffled all around. Make
the spread Of the same lace net
over matching sateen, with .
very full deep flounce sewed
on with Z narrow beading. A
patterned sateen In harmonious
colofs would make suitable
draperies and slip covers.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-31

Following IL . complete listing
of the order numbers for select
soes who registered for Selective
I Service ut the second national
registration, in Board No. 2 At
Hoseville.
The order numbers were
determined by . mathematical
computation following the lot
terry 1t Washington two weeks
ago and the names Of new
{, registrants who reached draft
aee after the first registration
have been integrated with the
names Of former registrants who
have not yet been called.
Board No. 2 operates in Erin.
! Lake and paft Of Clinton Town
ships with headquarters In the
Roseville Municipal building.
4 s-462l-James Daniel Staple
ton, st. Clair Sh.; S-4505-Paul
Robert Labadie, st. Clair Sh.;
S-l820-Harold Leonard Ander-
con, st. Clair Sh.; S-4748-Louis
Lloyd Godo, East Detroit; S.
4o07-William Ronald Maitland,
East Detroit; S-4532-John An
Athony Won liter, Roseville.
d S-3033-Albert Paul Delmot-
10. Mount Clemens; S-5045 -
rvernet Freed De Haven, Mount
Clemens. $500 - Norbert
Thomas Misiak, Fraser: $500
Lee Lance, Roseville; S-34l7-
Maxwell Arthur Hicks, Mount
Clemens; S-4254 - c. orge
Thomas Syrett. Mount Clemens;
S-3o05-Russell John Klink-
hamer, st. Clair Sh.; S-4353-
Joseph Walter Quissens, Mount
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-31
CHR q Me
! s3ss

What . differences . Get Of these
sturdy, genuine chrome chairs VIII
make IN the appearance Of your hit
casn. They're upholstered On ths seat
- back b your choice a ~ -
block leatherette.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-31

City 1Ugvl
TIE MsaiteR o
Evening star., 1941-08-31

Life on an oceon wove-
ond an inflicted pillowcose.
Toke Jeon Browns word for
it thot it's more fun than
any oquotie thrill you ever
imo9ined.
Wide World.
Evening star., 1941-08-31
in Jail
NINETEEN YEAR OLD

NINETEEN YEAR OLD
~ Bernard Sowicki, con-
fessed killer Of four men,
hos brought q religious re-
vivoI TO Chieoeo's Cook
County joil.
Compulsory classes in re-
lieious educotion have been
held for oil young men there
since Sowicki come in q few
weeks oeo ond told Warden
Fronk Soin thot he had
never had q proyerbook in
my hands" Thot started
the worden TO thinking.
II ordered religious classes
to be held four times q
week." he soys. "olons with
the required school cur
ricuIum for boys under Il.
You'd be surprised how much
it hos improved the morale.
There ore about l30 boys
getting the religious eduoo-
tion-for most Of them the
power Of religion is touching
their lives for the first time.
One Of the most earnest pu-
pills is Sowicki."
Eoch boy must attend the
religious studies six hours q
week. Catholic classes ore
conducted in the morning,
Protestont in the afternoon.
The boys may attend which
ever they choose.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-27

HoNN Prank Bucks Jungle cavsi-
csde 40. , 0s 3 80 ~ 20. also
Anna NsaRie In sunny" Us.
50 and ? as
RtALro Judy Canova and Francis
Iederer IN "pAddin Head ~.
i.sa. 40. 20 10 nS also Gene
Autrp IN Sunset In wyoming
90. 2 90. . 40 . 90
NJ SIC RON Henry Ponds ana Joan
Bennett In wild Geese Calling
~ LOO. 3 20 $50. s. also Cesar
Romero IN Dance Hall ] IS. 30.
$40.
BItE MOI sT-Abbotf and Costello
in, HOLD That Ghost" y 50 30.
saS, so. also They Meet Again
with Jean Hersholt. II 70, 2los
SIS. s25
RETURN SHOWING
Bennett and Fran-
chot Tone IN "she knew All the
Answers also Martha scott and
William 0arsan Ia Cheers Tor Miss
Bishop'
cAPiToI-James stewart and Hedy
LAMAR ia Come Live with Me
also judy Garland and George
Murphy ia Little hsllie Kelly
COMM NIIA Jean Arthur IN The
DcYll and Ms Jones. also Boris
Karion ia The DrYii Commands
KAY STHEET Charles Boyer aud
Margaret SULLIVAN Ia Back street .
also Cesar Romero In Tall, DARK
and Haudsoms
Boz Hope. Bing Crosby
and Dorothy tAmouf In Road 70
Zanzibar" also Golden Hoofs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-27

Dive Bomber" not only pio-
neers 2 brand new TO the screenl
story field. II sets precedent IN a
lot Of other ways
Fred MacMurray. horr q " = d
from Paramount Is co-starred
with Warmers own Enrol Flynn.
snd billing is an even-Stephen
matter
MacMurray IS the one who does
The flying. dies the hero's death.
Flynn Is a medico. working with
"Dr." Ralph Bellamy 10 solve the
mysteries of what happens TO men
in the stratosphere. black out. high
altitude sickness. aeroembolism.
night blindness. etc. etc He plays
the role straight, on the serious
side.
One Of the biggest scenes in
the picture goes to Louis Jean
Heydt, an able actor. we'll estab-
lished. hut a stranger To most au-
Il ences until they see him and then
say "Oh. yes. | remember that
fellow In
MacMurray. killed off late in the
story, naturally doesn't get the
girl. played by eXotie-looking new
conner Alexis Smith.
Neither does Flynn. In fact she
doesn't get" anybody in the pic
ture. She's a divorce, out for
good time with almost any man
in navy uniform. And in the
picture all the men are too busy
with naval aviation matters 10 give
her more than a quick kiss and a
pleasant brush off.
Dive Bomber" has another def
mite bid as the picture unique.
Being filmed, as it was with COM
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-27

ne afus Stars I'm Aweshs 80
Mary Martin. ara features N -
superior EAST anh siesys.Wslcese<
entertainers AZ Cesar tsvant ina
Musical GENIUS md infefwstlaa
expert ~ faale. afnfoesnatiaa
Please vlFxines pais. ne e
lfeifyseunsi's eonslest ana NEST
talented sinKsfs snd cancers. cnn.
nis Boswell. the singing star II
the Hire Crosby Fsslie heaf aasi
Re- hester. Temporarily fafsahina
hls hs,.. ~ faiia AID nlms lseh
nsnnY The fiim = especially -.
lo~sd ~ith Kscd iuyk fvs 4 ws.
directed ~ vlstaf sehsffanxsf.
the man VIA has xteen - mseh
top.noish film musical ssd laugh
hlis a. nesa ta singapore sna
Read n xsasieaf
II need hardly 10 pnintsd eas
that al the l. Indeed Az sapss=-
siss affsy - talent. faeitsAtAlls.
the fies nsx iunss hesfd In tho
picture are the pF~sisleis n ths
musicswriilnn ahllstv = r. ssms
NJ Nehsstsinses she directed the
eomrsiv, ard the considerable lrtle.
writing talents ~ frank ls.~sssF.
whs has ncnnsa the vursls 10
many : ne aami.sr II Ease you've
forgotten. seheftunkss happens 10
he the feilns Nho sfess sueh
memorable songs as Marquis.
tho music for such pictures a.
One Night ~ 1--we sna many
others
Tho sunas which have hesn eun-
coeied ~ the asaar= aehsfsnnssr
and Lesser are Hkiss the ftnSs
Suedhye.H '.rlnd Yourself a Nal
edY sand IN ay shoes TN
Nsy.r lot a Day Pass Nv ard
MY Start" No doubt vel hear
,hsn sung hy tbs lyrical laryasss
~ Don Amschs. Mary Martin.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-27
Comedy Tops New
Show at Beverly

he traded In stocks ard blondes
hut along came THIS bruneitei
An all.wark-and .no- play boy. she
Knew All the Answers "a turn
him INTO = gay romancer'
Joan Bennett proves at the
Beverly theater to-day, that Nali
street has is bulls and hears :
and wolves Starred with Franohot
Tone IN The gay new iove.and-
laugh hit. Miss Bennett IL seen
~ night club performer who.
literally and figuratlveiy, goes TO
work on Wall street Tone sp.
pears as the stiff -necksd broker
who gets taught that money isn't
everything and u dassn even
help. sonielimes'
Richard Wallace directed. from
Jane Aliens popular magazine
story. In tho supporting cast are
John Hubbard. Eve Arden and
William Tracy.
On the same new bill IL Cheers
for Miss Bishop" featuring Mar
tina Scott and william Gnrgan.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-27

rAHk Jean Arthur IN THE Drvli
and Miss Jones slAo Hnnalons
Cassidy In Three Men from
Tekas %
PROCTOR LOUIS Hayward and Joan
BENNETT in The Son ~ Monte
Cffsto slsa John Hunhnfa snd
Marjorie Weaver IN Murder Amons
Friends
RrsIsRT Alice Paw Don Amsche
ami Carmen Miranda IN That
Night +"
HIN Humphrey BnHart ana sylvia
sidney IN Wagons Roll AZ Night !"
also John Hubbard IN Murder
Among Friends
RINIIRA@=sAllY Eilsrs aud Donald
Woods IN Devils Iklhnd aiao ieo
Corey and Bobby Jordan Ia Pride
OF the Bowery"
~ NsiT Gary Cooper and Barbara
StaBWynk In Meet John DE aiso
Shadows ia swinE" sith Glenn
Miller
TEMPLE Tyrone Power In blood
and Sand Alno Jane Nithsrs IA
Golden Hoofs
LIBERTY. fnsaIiup Jean Hsfshoit
aud Pay Way IA Melody for
Three also KAY frantis IA "pisg
or"
RIVIERA. sumner Marisns Dietrich
ia Flame ~ ksW Ofisans.f slso
hlnohh Auef 10 Harsis
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-27

plete navy cooperation and under
strictest navy scrutiny 10 make
certain that every single thing was
right. II has had SIX high-rankinE
technical directors. three Of them
commanders. one captain cap
tain George n Murray Of the air
craft carrier Enterprse1. and two
flight lieutenants
Because the navy gave fun coop
Grafton. millions upon millions OF
public dollars worth 81 planes.
ground equipment. building facili-
ties and landing fields. not 10 men
ton the L. s. s. Enterprise itself.
were turned over To Director Mich
ael Curtiz. shot" BY the color
cameras for the action packed
film.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-27

At the Roxy thoater. those who
love thrills All Naif IN Inc for
the chance 70 see Dive Bomber. .
Warner Brothers timely techni-
color story which boasts such
names as Enrol Flynn. Fred Mac
Murray. Robert Armstrong. Ralph
Bellamy Regis ToomeY and Allen
Jenkins in the cast. Uncle sam
had a hand in the making Of this
picture. with the result that 70 Is
the Mccoy" for authenticity This
really spectacular production VIII
play as a single attraction save
for a new edition 81 the March 81
Time titled. China Fights Back
At sidney Deans Rialto.
"Wednesday viii bring one We
have been waiting for none too
patiently Kiss the BOYS
Goodbye" This i raramouni's
screen adaptation Of the Ia
NOUS stage success a mu-
steal comedy with Don Ameche
and Mary Martin In the lead
roles and Oscar Lsxsnt. Con-
ME Boswell Raymond Wal
hurn. Virginia Dale. Barbara
Allen. Elizabeth Patterson.
Jerome Cowan and Eddie
tRochester1 Anderson heading
the east list. II IN a riot Of
fun and music. n proven hit
that should draw like the army
draft. Yes sir. =. YOUR num-
her IL coming up al the Rialto
"Wednesday and YOU had better
not miss Kiss the Boys Good
bye"
On the very same day. the Blue
Mouse departs temporarily from
its moreover custom To bring the
Tacoma premiere Of Walt Disney's
The Reluctant Dragon New
York really went ga-ga over this
one and the critics have praised II
wherever II has been shown. This
is the first time that live action"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-27
% Quarts OF Whisky
Left on Doorstep

CHt ~TEH. Pa, Mrs Lucy
Martin got quite = shock when shs
opened the front door an reached
for the milk The milk was thsr.
but 40 Wsre % bottles of whisky
fun snd untouched. Two Negroes
robbed tsprom and left the
liquor On Mrs Martins step when
they nearly we're apprshsndsd.
police revealed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-27

and cartoon are combined IN one
film flesh and blood actors
and actresses playing side hy side
with those funny characters which
have made Walt Disney famous
Sharing the screen win he Leon
Efrol going Al top speed in Hurry.
Charlie Hurry
Thursday. the Music Box
theater has one Of those SURF
fire productions which We have
learned nv experience To con
slider the tops In screen fare
-. Mickey Rooney In another
of the Hardy family series.
Life Begins for ANDY HARDY
With Judy Garland a. hts
guest artist. Mickey relies On
his tried and true ro-wnrkers.
Lewis Stonr. Fay Holden. Ann
Rutherford. Patricia Dane.
Sara Hadep and Raw Mellon
aid 10 produce an EVEN better
picture than thase which have
gone before. That sounds like
big order hut eastern critics
assure us that this Hardy pie
ture IL tho best. On the same
hill viii he Tho Bride We're
trutchrs" n comedy drama
with Iynne Roberts and Ted
North In the lead roles.
Now I'm asking you e.. Is that
lineup good screen fare or am !
losing my mind
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-27

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nat pre-
vteuslf tens s~fs thsr mantn
~ dna sled tssms ss< na~ h<fnx
made ~ slFrlsnes n nnIy tns~s
snd ans.hsif husw- assv NJ Me-
kinlss NatlnH-I rsFs n ki<sks
Th~ National rsfs service started
lhs flights shsn mild winter ser.
ditinns made ann sl~a p~sFnss h~s-
sfsiuas nvrf the zee
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-27

Robert Toylor will stor OF
the Temple theoter Wednesday
when he oppeors in Billy the
Kid" with Brion DonleVy. On
the some new biH will be AT
fectlonotely Yours" featuring
Merle Oberon, Dennis Moreon
ond Rito Hoyworth.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-27
PETF'S ARMY FILM

Pete Smith sent a camera crew
10 March Field TO get the aviation
side OF Army Champions
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-27
LARGE COLLECTION

Judy Garland has collection Of
25OO records. ranging from claSsi-
cal 10 swing
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-27
Roxy Theater TO Show Dive
Bomber as Next Attraction
Enrol Flynn and Fred MocMurroY to
Stor in Warmer Brothers Production

Timely tomorrow is Dive Bomber" the new picture
which the Roxy theater will show starting Wednesday The
big technicoor special tells the story of the navys
heroes who y for science than for glory and who made
possible the deveonment of divebomhng
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-27
Mary Martin and DON Ameche
Co. Star in Paramount Comedy
Companion attraction. forced Landing.
To Feature Richard Arlen. Andy Dsvine

With five new tunes added = story that already
famed fcr merriusnt. Kiss the neys Goedbye" the
Paramount film of ihe broadway comedy.
arrives Wednesday Al the Rlaita thraier
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-27

II has been long time since the downtown houses have
offered better variety Of first class entertainment
than that which will have its local premieres beginning
Wednesday.
As matter Of fact Wednesday will be a red letter day
with three theaters presenting bills
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-27
bNIIlIil4aNN\NNW
Eren If You're Fnssu!

You are going to be harder %
please than a guy with a free ticket
4 you don't find something among
ne new screen offerings this week
n SUIT your taste.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-27

You help yourself whsn you buy
u. \. Defense nondsi
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1941-05-23
Our Graduates

In Arkansas and throughout the United States many
thousands of young folk finish high schools and grad
uate college during the next two weeks These young
people have completed excellent courses IN knowledge anu
culture Under competent instructors, they nave staoen
languages, history economics mathematics, pure ana ap
piled science philosophy They have read the master
works of great poe essaysts, and thinkers Ihey nave
learned of the outstanding theories of politics ethics ana
social economics They have been trained in the prn-
cpes and practice of logical thinking, scientific nNest-
CATION and personal discipline In fine these young people
have had excellent training, excellent education
The first Of the value of an education what ho
of person the education has Produced what does ne KNOW"
what can he do what type of character does ne possess
There method by which the value of education may be
measured apart from the Promatic test
Every young person who finishes high school or grad
uatos from college should have some sort of philosophy
of life philosophy Of life if not complete at all events
in definite process of formation We are aware that only
bo intellectually and spiritually elect have fully coherent
PHILOSOPHERS of living but the high school and college
bow and girl should have begun to constue body OF moral
and social and intellectual standards In other words the
hpb school and college boy and girl should be IN possession
of tho factors of reasonable criticism which may be rea
sonably defended
The rewards of education are the discovery or the
world of science and philosophy, the realization OF tunda
mental values of life and thinking the appreciation OF the
processes of the history of nations, and the coming lo
possaion of valid canons by which to attempt the adjust
ment of human social and political and economic relation
shin Every educated young man and young woman Is
recruit volunteer in mighty army, clothed IN the ar
nor of clear thinking and moral courage gong out against
prejudice and fasehood and oppression ana nlus'ce TO
Justify faith in America and to make the world decent
place for all people.