davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-03
NOW PLAYING At
LOCAL THEATERS
Rr,LTo-Bob Hop. in Nothing Blu,

Rr.LTo-Bob Hope in Nothing But
the Truth" IL 80. 2:2s. SIS. $40.
IL .os. also Jimmy Lydon in Henry
Aldrich for President i:io. t:oS,
100. e:5s
koNy Clark Gable IN "Honky
Tonk" i2:io. 2:45. 80. q .oS. lo:4o.
also March Of Time, ii.45. 2:2o.
s 90. 7:35. 1910.
MUSIC BoN- Merle oberon in
Lydia" IL 80. 2.3o. 5 80. s.35.
II as: also James Gleason in Tanks
Million" as. 40. 7:3o. 1890.
Blue NoUsE-Gsry Cooper as Ser
sesnt York" IL 80. 2.2o. SOS. 7:55.
io:4s.
R1NIERA-Johnnv Mack Brown IN
"Rawhide Rangers" l2:l5. 2:4o.
$40. 7:35. 1905. also Rochelle Hud-
son in The officer and the Lady"
LOS. 3:35. COS. $50. IL
CaMEo-Jack La Rue in Hard Guy"
also Lupe velez and Leon Enrol In
Mexican Spitfire."
RETURN SHOWING
BEyERLY-Ronald colman in MY
Life With Caroline" also Jane
Frazee in San Antonio Rose"
CARROT Barbara Stanwyok In
Lady Eve" also Pat O'Brien In
Escape 10 Glory"
COMMUNITY-Betty Cradle in Moon
over Miami" also Charles Starret
IN West OF Abilene"
KAY sTREET-Joan Crawford in "A
Woman's Face" also Jane Withers
In Her First Beau"
IAkENOOD-The Marx Brothers in
The Big Store" also Marlene
Dietrich in The Flame OF New
Orleans"
PARk-Dennis Morgan In Bad Men
OF Missouri" also Cesar Romero
in Ride on Vsquero."
PRoCTOR-wsllsce Beery In Bar
nscle Bill"
REALART - Carol Lands In Road
Show" also Nancy Kelly in Scot
land Yard"
REN-Joan Crawford In "A Woman's
\ Face" also Bob Steele in The
Great Train Robbery"
sHELI-Roy Rogers in In Old Chey-
enne," also Bob Crosby in Rockies
on Parade"
sINsET-Walt Disney's The Re-
luctant Dragon" also James Ellison
in They Met in Argentina"
TEMPLE-Joan Bennett in wild
Geese Calling" also Greer Carson
in Blossoms In the Dust"
LIBERTY, Puyallup - Spencer Tracy
in DIR. Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde"
RIVIERA. sumner-Ropert Preston in
Parachute Battalion" also Adolphe
MenJou in Father Takes Wife
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-03
A Nice ShOr!

Manager Denny Edge threw a
nice Halloween party at his Lake
wood Ice arena last night one
at which all seemed to have a good
time.
There was some splendid talent
on the ice and the broomball game
proved a success at least for
the spectators.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-03
Vito Gets Going!

Vito Cuttone's Cameo theater
opened Its doors nj III this
morning and has taken its place
with the other movie houses for
the entertainment Of local fans.
I went down yesterday 10 have
q look and things are q hit Of
all right.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-03
NEW NAMES

The latest additions 10 Alan
Hale's collection Of strange names
OF places in the u. 8. A. are
Chamquasambticook. NJ o selook-
emeguntic and Memphremagog. all
lakes in New England.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-20
NEW OPERATOR JOINS SIGRID'S
 STAFF TODAY

Mrs. Yvonne Cooper, owner of Sigrid Beauty shop, announced to- day that Miss Marion Bayliss, form .ily of Portland, Oregon, will now be connected with the wellknown Cooper Building establishment.
 Miss Bayliss. who formerly owned her own beauty shop in Portland, pecializes in hair dying and hair cutting but is also an expert in many other phases of beauty work.
 The new operator, who has been | beauty expert for the past six years, arrived in Juneau last week and is quite thrilled about her first glimpse of Alaska.
 Miss Bayliss expressed consider able surprise at the modernity in dress and beauty of Alaskan women and said that the women of AL aska are right in step with the times and need not feel out of place if they should make a trip to the States.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-20

 AS RAINB0WS INITIATE EIGHT

Masons and Eastern Stars were special guests Saturday night of the Order of Rainbow for Girls when the members held the initiation ceremonies for eight new members. Approximately l50 guests and mem bers were present for the meeting.
 Girls initiated into the organ- ization are Joyce Smith, Mary Sperling. Thelma McCorkle, Alice Sherwood. Harriet williams, Doris Clark, Doris Graves and Jacquelyn Schmitz,
 Following the ceremonies, short program was given which was ar- ranged by the entertainment com lnittee headed by Betty Rice. Sev- 'eral piano selections were played by Patricia Shaffer, and she also accompanied the group as they sang a number of songs.
 Refreshments were served the guests at tables decorated with colors of the rainbow, streamers running down each table and dolls dressed in the seven shades pro- viding the colors. Assisting Betty Rice with the arrangements were Doris Balog, Winona Monroe, As- trid Holm, Evelyn Spain, Frances Paul, Doris Cahill and Doreen Heinke.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-20
Ski Club States
 HdIIowe' n Party

Braomsticks ski sticks and may
 le even stick in the cider will mark the opening of the Juneau
 Ski Clubs social season at 8 o'clock Friday evening when new and pros pectiye members of the group will be feted at a Halloween party, the place to be announced later.
 On the entertainment committee planning the party are Elaine Hou- sel, Miss Mary Jean McNaughton and Mrs. Allan Wicks.The order of the evening. according to the com mittee, will be careless clothes, date or no date, and fresh coat of skiing enthusiasm.
 Both old and new members and everyone else interested in schuss- booming on the ski trails with the J. s. c. this season is invited to attend the affair.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-20
RICE BOWL TEA
 GUESTS TO SIGN
 SOUVENIR BOOK

AS contribution toward United China Relief, the Juneau Woman's Cub is holding Rice Bowl Tea tomorrow afternoon between the hours of and o'clock in the Scottish Rite Temple, and all Jun eauites are invited to attend the affair.
 Guests will be received at the door by two women dressed in Chinese costume, who will receive contributions to the fund in their rice bowls.
 They will also be asked to sign their names in the Jade book, which will be sent to the New York head quarters at the end of the drive. inc book will later be sent to Madame Chiang Kai Shek sNp- senir of the people of Alaska, show ing best wishes to her ana her people from the Territory.
 John L. Mccormick, recently ap- pointed chairman Of the Juneau unit for United China Relief, is sued the following statement today:
 United China Relief, of which have the honor to be chairman m Juneau is seeking to help the American people express their sym pathy for China in a practical way. It is combined, principally for pur- poses of economy and efficiency, the efforts of seven individual China relief organizations in the United States. It merges their ap- peals in united effort to raise S5 ,00C 900 in this country within the next four months.
 T am anticipating confidently the help of the citizens of Juneau in seeing that our city goes over the top in raising its share of this national goal and by way of launch- ing this campaign, l urge you to attend the Rice Bowl tea on Tues day october 2l. l94l, which is being sponsored by the Juneau Woman's Club, and to donate as freely as you can to this worthy cause"
 One feature of the afternoon will be a talk by Theodore Hodwalker on the character of the Chinese. The address will take place at 5 o'clock. Hodwalker spent four years teaching in China, three in Pekin and one in Canton. During that time he was an instructor in boys colleges. .s4 a.-et
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-20
yTA(Kp00L LEAD5U.W.
 l0vICT0RY
Huskies Con- quer Los Angeles
 Eleven

SEATTLE, Oct. 20.-In a smash ing. see-sawing battle Saturday afternoon, the Washington Huskies were forced to the full extent of their gridiron capacity to down U. c. L. A., 14-7.
 A 56-yard drive in the first quar- ter eliminated with Fullback Jack Stackpool slicing inside right end from the one-foot line for Wash ington's first touchdown. Elmer Berg, substitute quarterback. kicked the extra point.
 Later Halfback Ernie Steele took a chance on fourth down and hurled 2l-yard pass to Bill Sloan, substitute end, who caught the leather on the Uclan's five-yard marker and scored. Bert Smelling, halfack, converted.
 The Uclans were constant threat throughout the game, but the Phelan eleven sureed ahead every time the visitors rallied too strongly.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-20
OREGON I5 WINNER BY
 19-7 SCORE
Robin, Left HaIfbaek, SpdrkpIugs North Boys
 10 Beat California

PORTLAND, Ore. Oct. 20. = Tommy Robin, Oregon's left half back, circled wide to the right last Saturday afternoon. handed the ball to halfback Curt Mecham who ran 35 yards for Oregon's first touchdown.
 Oregon blocked California's punt and Robin went through the cen- ter for another touchdown. A con- version failed.
 After recovering an Oregon fum- ble, Quarterback Walt Gordon scored California's only touchdown. Joe Merlo converted.
 Hoblm outran the California team and scored the final touch down after 62-yard run and Jim Newquist converted.
 Oregon won 19 to T.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-20
THREE AGA PILOTS
 KEEP PLANES BUSY

All three Alaska Coastal Airlines pilots were busy today. Shell Sim mons and Dean Goodwin making island flights and Alex Holden hop ping to Tulsequah. B. c.
 Passengers to Sitka with Simmons were Louis Lloyd, Ben Thorson. Gladys Ingham, Arthur Johnson and Mrs. B. Johnson Simmons was to return here late today with four passengers.
 Goodwin flew to Hoonah with Mrs. M. Peterson and child and Peter Jackson. then hopped to Pel- ican City with mail and express. He was due back with three pas- sengers.
 Holden took mail and supplies to Tulsequah.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-20
Siate LosesGanle
 By 1 Point
Two Southern California BdtkfieId Players Score
 Seven 10 Six Victory

LOS ANGELES, Cal, Oct. 20- Led by two brilliant backfield players, Bobby Robertson n d sophomore Paul Taylor, Southern California tied the score in the second quarter in the game last Saturday afternoon and then boot ed a conversion for a point that meant a victory over Washington State, to 6.
 Billy Sewell, the Cougars one man attack, fired one touchdown strike for his team to halfback Felix Fletcher.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-20
(A5EY5EEk5 BONUS FOR
 Al EFF0RT5

BROOKLYN, Oct. 16. = Hugh Casey, stocky Dodger right-hander pitcher who established a World Series record by losing two ball games on consecutive days, has threatened to retire from baseball unless given a bonus for his 194l efforts.
 When I signed my contract for this season, Larry MacPhail (presi- dent and general manager of the Dodgers) promised me that if had a good season I would get more money think I had pretty good year and what I want to talk about now is more cash for 194l-- not for next year." the hurler de- clared.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-20
FOOT BALL @
 A{3SWG IFS Mr

The following are final scores of important football games played last Saturday afternoon: UCLA T; University of Washing ton IA.
 California T. oregon 19. use T; Washington State 6. Idaho 16; Utah State o. Gonzaga 6; Montana 13. Michigan State o; Santa Clara T.
 University of San Francisco 26 Stanford 42.
 Ohio State 16; Purdue IA. Harvard 2; Dartmouth o. Penn 23; Princeton 0. Syracuse 31; University of New York 0.
 Army 20; Yale 2.
 Georgia T; Columbia 3. Mississippi 21; Holy Cross 0. Fordham 27; West Virginia 0. Brown 28; Tufts 6.
 Bucknell 6; Boston University o. Duke 27; Colgate 14. Oklahoma 16; Kansas State 0. Minnesota 39; Pittsburgh 0. Indiana 21; Nebraska l3. Wisconsin 23; Iowa 0. Boston College 26: Manhattan 13.
 Maryland 13; Florida 12. Illinois 40; Drake o. Alabama 9; Tennessee 2. Missouri 39; Iowa l3.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-20
WON'T QUIT


 HANOVER, N. H.. Oct. 20-John Koslowski, forbidden to play foot ball because of the recurrence of dizzy spells caused by head in- jury in high school, just won't stay off the Dartmouth squad.
 Koslowski reported this fall for his junior year and made spirit ed bid for backfield job but was sent to the hospital after another head injury. Released from the hospital he came right back to the practice field, not as a full time player but to take special kicking instruction so that he can be used for place-kicking spots during the season.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-20
New Army
 Kick B!oots
 Yale Team

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Oct. 2O.- A new kick in the Army Mule booted Yales footballers all over the bowl last Saturday afternoon but only after the Ellis threw a scare into the Cadets.
 Picking themselves up off the dirt after the Ellis set off touch- down with firecracker burst for 56,000 fans, the Cadets pulled themselves together and paraded home with the game standing Army 20, Yale T.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-20
(orneIIIs
 Beaienby
 Navy Team

BALTIMORE, Md, Oct. 20. - Pushed all over the lot in the first 30 minutes of play last Saturday afternoon, the Navy's powerful foot ball squad finally gathered itself together in the second half to score twice and hand Cornell the first defeat of the season.
 The game was witnessed by 45,- 900 football fans.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-20
Idaho ba(k
 In Trim 10
 Defeat us.

LOGAN, Utah, Oct. 20.-Idaho's rejuvenated Vandals battered Utah State into submission last Satur- day afternoon by a beating of l6 to O. .s~s-..s,.-.ss
 Coach Francis Schmidt's eleven displayed diversified attack and defense and stopped the Aggies cold in Idaho territory.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-20
.ELKS MEET TONIGHT
 TO ELECT laEMB-.R5

Membership applications of aI- proximately 35 candidates will oe voted upon at a special meeting of the Juneau Elk Lodge no. APO at o'clock tonight, Earl Hunter, Exalted Ruler. announced today. The candidates will be initiated in the Dedication Class" at the lodge Wednesday evening.
 Saturday evening the new mem bers will join with all other APO members in the formal celebration of the opening of the new $25,000 quarters.
 ~,,- -A~,r.,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-20
Stanford
 Gei5 Win
 By42-26

PALO ALTO, Cal, Oct. 20.- Stanford's high scoring first team, with Frankie Albert, roared up and down the field last Saturday after noon for four touchdowns, then with team of reserves went on to overwhelm San Francisco by a score of A to 26.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-20
NOTICE

AIRMAlL ENVELOPES, showing air route from Seattle to Nome, on sale at J. B. Burford & Co. :, adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-20
MICHIGAN STATE
 HELD SC0RELE55
 BY SANTA CLARA

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Oct. 20. Santa Clara's Broncos, snatching a break in the first period last Sat- urday afternoon rushed over for a touchdown to squeeze out a. vic- tory of T to o over the fighting Michigan State team.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-20

In order to speed up the delivery of war supplies to Great Britain in line with the lend-lease pro- gram, President Roosevelt has deputized Edward R. Stettinius, Jr., a new lend-lease administra- tor, to pen the presidents sigma ture on the thousands of forms required for any substantial order of war supplies. The appoint ment raises Stettinius' salary
 from $1 year to $10,0O0.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-20

B.P.o. ELKs special meeting, Monday, october 20, ls4l, 8 pm. Ballot.
 T M. H. SIDES, adv. Secretary.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-20

Notice. Future address of c. Bat tello-3925 Avalon Way. Seattle. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-20
GRIDDERS SHOULD
 SWIM SAYS COACH

EAST LANSING. Mich, Oct. .. Trainer Jack Heppinstall of the Michigan State football squad would issue no swimming edict for footballers if he had his way. He says swimming during the summer causes the softened con- oition of the feet which each fall results in blisters and bruises
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-24
The Overland Furniture Company Opening New Department Fida
&c Products
AT 0verland's
Company TO Offer
Noted Merchandise

Overlands announce they Will
represent the complete Inc Of
General Electric appliances and
kitchen equipment at 1855 Com
meroe s.. in the new department
which vii be open for public in
speotion Friday.
This year General Electric has
made their greatest improvements
In any single year in modern times,
according 70 Leon Mills. New
beautiful designs. greater eonven-
fences and lower upkeep costs are
the expected results OF GE's re-
search departments. which for
more than 50 years has been MAX
ing the American home more
pleasant place in which n live
During this time General Flee
tuc has maintained a reputation
for building quality products. The
GE home appliance institute is
recognized as one Of the nations
leading electric appliance oenters.
In its laboratory kitchens new ap-
planes are tested and retested
under actual home conditions to
assure their practical utility and
dependable operation.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-24
Zenith Line on
Display Friday

When visitors see the new cleo
trical appliance department at the
Overland Furniture company. they
will find on display the complete
line Of Zenith products.
For more than IS years this
veteran company has been active
IN the electrical appliance field.
and over that long period OF time
has established its integrity and
financial strength 10 = point which
assures II a place among the lead
ers.
Public acceptance Of its prod
ucts. together with the assurance
Of complete satisfaction with
everything II manufactures, has
made the Zenith line OF merchan-
disc one of the most popular in
the country.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-24

ave. At later date the bust
ness was moved 70 Commerce st.
where. in its present location. II
has grown into one OF Tacoma =
most representative stores.
Leon Mills. Lincoln high school
graduate and well known In the
local appliance field. will be in
charge Of the new department He
work his way through school As
a radio repairman but soon found
the sales branch o. the business
was the more profitable. His ex-
perienee in the appliance field
credits him with more than IS
years of contact and thus qualities
him for has new assignment at the
Overland store.
In the new department will be
found all the very latest home APP
planes including refrigerators.
washers. ironers. radios. ranges
and heaters suita bic for oil. cleo
tneity, wood and coal. vacuum
cleaners and clothes dryers.
In celebration of the opening of
the new department. Overland an
nonnees a special eight-day sale
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-24
Desiroyers TO Basin
In Ballard as Patrol

SEATTLE Headquarters OF the
18th naval district announced
Wednesday five destroyers will
basin in Shilshole bay near Bal
lard as neutrality patrol.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-24
Army Prefers Single
Men, First Lady Says

WASHINGTON Mrs. Franklin
d. Roosevelt who is opposed to the
draft Of marie r army
service now told confer
ence here that army Icials feel
that more than dollars and cents
dependency must be considered in
determining whether any man
should be deferred.
She stressed that while local So
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-24

lective service boards had the say
as to who must serve. the army
prefers not to have married men
as long a it can obtain unmarried
mon
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-24
Electrical Appliances to
Be Aitractively Displayed
Leon Mills. Lincoln High School Graduate.
Nomed Appliance Merchandise Manager

Climaxing 40 years Of furniture merchandising T. O.
Overland and general Of the Overland Furn
ture company 1l3s Commerce the opening
Friday of department which the latest electrical
appliances will be featured.
The into being bust
1900 Its location
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-07
HER WEDDING PLAN

"Everything's all wrong! I
simply won't stand this mockeFy
OF wedding. Every day,it gets
worse. They've go. special trains
coming from out West, yacht
ing parties anchored in the
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. newsreel
men. orchestras, a police de-
tall"
"Ain't that grand, Chris?
Think of all the girls who'd
give their eyes TO be in your
boots.
II want 10 get married with
out all this show!" the girl de-
clared. I'm desperate. Katie.
Now here's the plan. Tomorrow
want you and Big Bart TO
come downtown with Carlos and
myself. Wen slip into City Hail,
have you as witnesses. and get
married the same as any other
couple"
"Glory be to God" Katie
CaSpcd. Chris scheme sounded
wild and fabulous. but her own
heart was beating fast over the
honor dangled before her.
Bridesmaid. That's what Sh,
would be, she told herself proud!
bridesmaid at the wedding o
the season.
Its a great temptation you
put before me, Chris--me that's
never been "a bridesmaid"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-07

standing before her. The beauti'
full blonde was a vision TO behold
in her new Fall outfit-the very
one, Katie noted, that had beer
photographed on her trip 10 the
license bureau.
you're IOOkln' fine. Chris"
said the older woman cody.
Elm feeling foul" blazed the
girl. She followed Katie TO the
linen room in silence.
"Sit down. now" said the maid
and closed the door behind them.
III spill II standing" Chris
bit out the words. II simply
won't 60 through with this mon
strOus wedding stuif--and what
are you going to do about IT,"
Katie gulped. you mean you
-dnn,t--lara- Carlos ANY mere :"
Love Carlos" The girls eX-
preston changed. The hard lines
about her mouth softened, her
eyes lit up. III love the man
more every day, every hour.
every,
Thanks ne To God" Katie
sank into her rocker. Heavens.
Chris, you have me worried. 1
thought-but surely you don't
mean he don't love youe"
The girls eyes sparkled IL
love Carlos and Carlos loves
me" she repeated like litany.
Katie sighed her relief and be-
gan giggling. "Then everything,s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-07
knowledge Test
BY DIR. sABINA H. CONNOLLY

BY DIR. SABINA Fl. CONNOLLY
Copyright 1881. King Features synd. Inc
How can YOU identity: Ca
Pitch pine lbl maelcrpf sky
fcl a hart
Where would You find Ca
Fingal's Cave. (b) Mont ST
Michel; tcl Island of Capri?
3-What 3 state capitals beglr
with ID?
Why would you be compli
mented by being called Z
m odern; (a) AeSop; (b)
ApelleS; (c) PraMteleS ?
I'm what country are these
waterfalls. ta) Bridal Veil; (b)
Victoria; tc) Montmorency?
6-What would you mean if YOU
used the word ca tCliche; (bl
mayhem; (c) doggerel?
When did these take place
Ca Black Hole of Calcutta
CD the great fire Of London.
tc) the sinking of the Lusi.
tania ?
(Answers on Editorial Page)