davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1941-09-27
Dos HAlAGCF SAS CAR
TAS PARA LA JUlNTA DE
CULTURA

Dominicana, cOlOnla a la cual la
Junta de Tampa ha enviado dis
tintcs auxiios, como parte de
SUI loable programa de propon-
der el bienestar de los espsholes
refugiados en- America.
He aqui las cartas:
INDALEOIO PRIETO
Ave. NpevO Leon 103
Mexico, D. F.
8 de Septiembre, 194l
Sr. Jose Martinez.
Pre-. de la Junta de Cultura
Espanola
zoos 10Th ST.
Tampa, Florida.
Mi distinguish amigo:
Ell presidente de nuestra Re-
presentation en- Ciudad Truji-
No., DIR. Roig, me ha dado cuen-
ia de haber recibido un nuevo
donativo del Centre que listed
tan ~dignamente preside, con
destino a los Espanoles refu-
giados en- la RepGblica DOmini-
cana .Es un nuevo rasgo gene
roso digno de gratitud y aunque
la cantidad sea pequeha cons
parandola con los miles de DO
laresque mensualmente inerti-
mos en- Santo Domingo, reveal.
UNI espfritu de solidaridad fran
camente encomiable.
En- nombre de mis- cOmpane-
ros de Delegation y en- 81 MIC
propio envio a listed y a todos
sus consOcios las gracias mas
rendidas.
Atentamente lie saluda,
IndGlecio PrietO.
Ciudad Trujillo, Sep. 10, 194l.
Sr. Alexandra Inclan
Sec de la Junta de Cultura
Espanola
Capitulo de Tampa.
Tampa, Florida.
Muy senior nuestro y amigo:
Oportunamente recibimos 81
escrito del 10 de Agosto pasa-
do, dirigido al Presidente de es-
ia Representation, DR.. ROig,
que no ha sido contestada an
tes por encontrarse ausente en-
Mexico ell citado Dr., y hoy 10
hacemos por retrasarse indefi-
nidamente su regreso.
Contestando al segundO pa
rrafo de gu grata citada, pode-
mos informarle que esta Junta
de Auxilio a los Republicans
Espanoles, esta atendiendO des-
de hace un aho los siguientes ca
SOS: Mutilados Al Viudas de
guerra Is; Personals mayores
de so amos 80 y mas de $50 ca
SOS de enfermedad no grave.
Tambien mantiene un subsidio
mensual a mas de 500 compa-
triotas que Sc encuentran radi-
cados en- differences Colonies a.
gricOlas Ademas constantemen-
te un servicio medico de medici
ma general y otras especialida-
des, habiendo aplicddo sumas
de importancia a arreglos de
dentadura, radiografias, lem
tes. Sostenemos asimismo un
servicio continue de Hospital
Farmacia, etc
Esperamos que los datos que
facilitamos sean suficientes pa
ra los fines que Persiguen y que
obtengan Ell mayor exito en- 81
empresa.
ReiteramOs nuevamente q e.
ga Junta nUestrO a~gradecimien
to en- nombre de Ia Organize
ai6n que representatives, y en-
Ell de tOdOs los repubihanOs es-
Evening star., 1941-01-24

For boys and girls. Broken sizes,
! to s! Warm wool fleece, tweed and
suede cloth coats with fully lined zip
per leggings and matching hats. Many
styles.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1941-01-04
Two Girls,
One Man.:
neKnifed

Talking TO the wrong man re-
suited in the near serious stsbbing
OF a teen age girl, this week, who
was treated al Receiving hospital
for knife wound 10 the chest and
a possible punctured lung. it was
disclosed this week.
In temporarily serious condi
ton at Receiving hospital IS Miss
Bessie Moore II. Of Isl Elio street
who was taken 70 get aid by cab
driver from the corner OF Winder
and Hastings street early Saturday
morning.
It was disclosed by witnesses that
Nathan Miller Of 1923 ST. Aubir
street was in lunchroom near
Winder and Hastings street al ap-
proximately 1910 m and that he
was talking to woman named Bes.
sic Roore
During the conversation between
Miller and Bessie Moore. wftneSses
say that Bessie Cody entered anc
resented Miller talking TO the Moore
woman and during the alteration
Bessie Cody stabbed Bessie Moore
Police say that Marian Johnson
alias Bessie Cody is held for inves-
tigation Of a felonious assault fol-
lowing the slashing Of the second
Bessie who as apparently talking TO
the wrong man at the wrong time.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1941-01-04
Oldest Cereal Grain Helps Give
Old-Time Flavor To Buckeye Beer

when people say the use Of beer
is as old as the hills they're just
about right" declared H. W. Lam
cashire, vice president and general
manager OF The Buckeye Brewing
company, Toledo. "One of the rea-
sons to prove my point is the fact
that barley has long been known
to be the earliest cultivated OF
cereal grains-and that goes back
thousands Of years. Probably the
oldest specimens ever found were
three varieties of barley in deposits
belonging to the Stone age, dis
covered in Switzerland. History
has shown that wherever barley
was cultivated, brewing and baking
followed as companion arts.
In making Buckeye beer today
with the flavor grandpa remem-
bers," Mr. Lancashire continued.
only the finest barley obtsinsble.
is used, along with other highest
quality ingredients OF rice and hops.
Having selected the ingredients with
great care. the Buckeye Brewers
never let up in their watch over
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1941-01-04
Self-Defense Plea
Wins Freedom

A 2s-yesr-old man was acquitted
ot murder charges by jury before
Circuit Court Judge James Z.
chenot last week and discharged
n the fatal shooting OF John tTony)
Williams Of 2l40 Madison street, on
september 8 in River Rouge.
.Ghasies c, Yates OF 1890 Sherman
,reet plead self defense in the gun
hot Staying OF John Williams on
the date in question through his
attorney. Lloyd LOOMS, in circuit
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1941-01-04

The Annual Christmas Club met
at the home Of Mrs. Tillie Hug
gins, 426 Alger avenue, Christ
mas morning at $50 am. with Mr..
Alfred Bowman as host. Members
Of this club have been eating
breakfast together for the past 10
years on Christmas morning. The
club adjourned at 10 am. 10 meet
next Christmas morning at the
home Of MIR. and Mrs. Major
Smith, 424 Alger avenue. Among
those seen enjoying themselves
were: Standing, left to right: Mr..
Raymond Higgins. Mrs. Roberta
White, Mr.. Elmer Evans, Toledo;
Mr.. Adams, Mr.. Major Smith, Mr..
Harmon Mccarthy. Mrs. Major
Smith, Mr.. II. ii. Blount, Mr.. AL
fred Bowman, host; Mrs. Edith
Mccarthy, MIR. Leon Woods, Mrs.
Mary Woods. Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence C. King of Toledo. Ohio; Mr..
Harvey Ashford, Mr.. Montgomery.
Mars. Mary Allie. Master Robert
Allie, Mascot; and Mr.. Warren
Higgins. Seated, left to right;
Mrs. Rose Blount, Mrs. Elmer
Evans of Toledo; Mrs. Tillie Hug
gins, Mrs. Collier and Mrs. Har-
vey Ashford.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1941-01-04
Notab[es
Before Greek
Letter Meet

KANSAS GIFY-The feature pro-
gram OF the tri-convention OF Al
pha Kappa Alpha Alpha Phi Alpha
and Kappa Alpha Psi was the ses-
sion held at the beautiful Municipal
auditorium at 3 o'clock on Sunday
afternoon, in the Music hall, with
more than 1000 delegates present
The three national presidents, all
from Washington. DC. were the
speakers. DR.. Dorothy Boulding
Ferebee. physician and president OF
the Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority.
spoke on Blazing a New Trail to
a High Standard of National Health
and Culture"
Dr. Charles H. Wesley. chairman
OF the history department at How
ard university and president OF the
Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity. chose
as his subject Raising to New
Heights an Appreciation for Our
American Democratic Ideals"
James f. Scott, Washington at
the Kappa Alpha Psi had as his
subject Strengthening the Foun-
dation for More Complete Eco
nomic Freedom"
James A. Jeffress. lcher at Lin
coin high school in Kansas City
/ Mo. and program chairman intro
duced the theme, Cooperation in
the Heart OF America"
The Rev. D A Holmes, pastor OF
the Paseo Baptist church. Offered
the invocation.
The three Greek letter orsaniza
tons are holding separate conven
tons All the sessions are being
held in the various auditoriums OF
the Municipal building This is the
first time in the history OF Negro
Greek letter societies that three
such ORGANIZATIONS have met in the
same city al the same time
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1941-01-04

As one Of the final acts Of hi:
administration. Governor L. D
Dickinson appointed the we'll
known Civil Engineer Cornelius L
Henderson. to be a member of the
Michigan National Defense commits
sion.
This commission has been estab.
hshed TO study and find solutions
for such problems as develop with
in the state, during the preparation
of our nation for national defense
and will include within the scope
OF its study such problems as hous-
ing, health. social service, trans
portation, communication, educa-
ton, economic trends, subversive
activities and military programs
Former Gov. Wilbur NJ. Brucker
is administrator for National De-
tense in Michigan and it is under
his direction that the commission
will function.
Mr. Henderson is especially well
qualified to fill such position as
he is not only a registered civil
engineer and architect with many
years experience as a bridge and
structural steel designer for the
Canadian bridge company, but he
has also been an active leader in
the civic, religious fraternal and
social life OF his race in Michigan
and throughout the country.
He was one Of the organizers OF
the Detroit Civic Rights commit
tee nd has taken a leading part
ir its struggle for better economic
conditions for his people in that
city He is a member of the Michi-
gan Engineering society OF Detroit.
and past president OF the National
Technical association.
He is also well-known as a mem
Der Of the Board Of Management
of the ST. Antoine YMC.A. as
church treasurer and chairman Of
the trustee board OF the St Johns
Presbyterian church. and for his
work with the Phyllis Wheatley
home. the Detroit Memorial Park
Cemetery association and other To-
cal organizations,
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1941-01-04
Says
Louis Has No
WorthyFoe

MILwAUKEE-(ANP) - Cham
pion Joe Louis finds himself with
cut an Outstanding contender" for
his title, according TO the latest
quarterly ratings released by the
National Boxing association.
Through Fred j Sadly, chairman,
the MIA. said there is no real con-
tender because there is big
margin between Joe Louis, the
heavyweight champion, and others
IN his division"
Henry Armstrong was listed as
the outstanding contender for
Fritzie Zivics welterweight crown
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1941-01-04

details throughout the entire brew
ing process-in which the slow
brewing method Kraeusening is used
at all times at this plant"
He pointed out that It takes
Remembering to bring back
the beer flavor that those OF grand
pas day remember. This process
is a natural or champagne process
Of carbonation which requires long
err time, larger facilities and greater
expense for the brewer. The old
time flavor Of this brew is so readily
appreciated by most people that
Buckeye beer sales among Detroit
ers and in other territories are
showing steady gains.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1941-01-04
KNOWLEDGE IS POWER
When Everything Has Failed
IT'S TIME FOR you TO
CONSULT COD!

II your luck has been crossed, or
the one you love has disappeared
and forssken you, they will return
to you as soon as the condition Is
removed.
Rev. Bell gives 4 complete horo-
scope reading and advice as well
as any other treatment such as
kidney trouble. bsokache, lega, he
dizziness, lack of normal pep and
energy, etc. In order to hrlrg
peace and happiness. consult him
he knows.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1941-01-04

judge Of the Wayne County Cir
cult Court bench: Clarence Dav-
export, West Point Cadet and
guest OF the occasion and Fred
Hart Williams. grand exalted ruler
of the Motor City Elks Lodge. The
banquet was held at the ElkS'
Rest, 225 East Forest avenue. this
Week.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-07
Hair and Hat Show
Al Rhodes Friday

Hair and hat sffinities for
spring. new headline fashions that
are headline news viii be shown
Friday In Rhodes semi-annual hair
and-hat style show on the third
floor Of the store at 1i;3o o'clock.
Pompadour hair-dos and the cha
pcaux TO sdorn them, hats that go
with = hang. sailors and hrims
worn in the 1871 manner all will
be spotlighted New violet tones
and the popular beige family. as
well as the brilliant accessory
colors TO wear with navy and black.
will he shown.
A feature OF the style show will
be the modelling Of dresses copied
from the personal wardrobe OF Ger
trude Lawrence. famous interna-
tional stage star. who s devoting
all royalties from the sale Of these
dresses TO the British American
relief bundles for Britain and Brit
ish-American ambulance corps.
Special guests will be members
of the Tacoma chapter of British
American relief who. like Miss
Lawrence. are actively interested
in war relief work.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-07

WASHINGTON TIE ssrseei.
,ure department reported here
that United state. wcoi prcdur-
ton fese reached an sii-tlme Fec-
cra 81 tss. fes Go pound.
sAorn wrei production tntsisd
tST "a, eoo pounds. compared 9TH
a. 81 cee pound. IN 1879 sad
ie-xesr average ~ al ass 90
pcund. TIE department repeFtsi
sssFp 90 sheep ~ere shcrn last
year. compared with a. 20 coo In
iese rh< average quantity ~
wcel per sheep as eight pounds.
compared with : - pounds in isss
me estimated average ic<.i
pttrs ~ shorn Weoi IN ipsn sss
ga cents PEI pound compared
with sss In ipsa Cash Income
Wss estimated ~ stto.ots 900.
compared sith So. sss 90 the Pre-
vsous year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-07
DEANNA'S MARRIAGE
WILL. RE DIFFERENT

Miss Durbin is deeply and may
be little defiantly in love. I
think she feels and resents the
thoughts of many people who
while wishing her all the luck in
the world. have an unspoken con-
viction that marriage for any star
is a mighty preoarious venture.
This one, she's sure. will be DIFF
ferent.
Vaughan and l have gone to-
gether steadily for almost two and
half years" Desnna said And
we've known each other ever since
| started in pictures.
His father Wal Paul. now pro-
duction manager for Edward
Smal) was at this studio then.
and he introduced us. When I was
getting started IL seemed like Mr..
Paul (the ELDER WAS the only per-
son I could get any sense out of.
But his son got TO be an assistant
director on my pictures, and
Vaughan and l began by fight
ing"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-07

race Tor Maflens Dietrich IN
seven Sinners siso Ralph REL
iamf IN queen 1t ths Mob
~ AiART Gene sutFy In sAeicds
Ranch. also non Ansche and nstts
Orahls IN Down AfEsntine Wa
Rt>-netie Davis n The Latter :
also Paul Kelly ara RIOS belle Hud-
son IN "0ifis Under ~
sutii Richsfd Dis N Men Against
the say also nossiina nusseil ana
Hfisn Aherne In Hired wife
~ >sff Don Ameehe ard petts
0rahle In Down Argentine Wsx !"
also Raw Mlilsnd and riisn. Drew
IN French without Tears
TfNFil-Aller Pave and netty Orr.
bic IN TIN Pan Alley slrn Edward
@ Robinson IN a Dispatch from
Reuters
LIBERTY ra,aIiur = oinssf Rossfs
In Kitty TnYle
hfNfiHs Sumner Tyrone fepsr In
Brigham founs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-07
Army Orders

WASHINGTON - Ths war a<psrs
m~nt has issued th< fNilostns wdsss
Ma Gen charles q hsrrcn. M
~sii.n dept 70 hsns retired
Ms.an. 30 Preside 81 Monterey n@ai
nal. n rnft Lewis t~ish v. Let
nee. eve. ooesrness Inland. " WI
minsson
lieut. Col. wsln.m W wi.s go
xdsssocd Arsenal - Fcft SAN nelss
ton. John Y Loss. e~s. Pvt enfll :
ms 10 camr nianalns ltoisna =
rsnton. ams. roft u~s Assnss "
s Sssss'.s" 800, n ,sns.ss 49, ssss % o. 49,.
Rfo~n q Mccilntis me. PVT Nor.
roe 30 santa nsfnaFs otsills
Moore, Ia ffteruTsh. "a Pvt MSS
Rsrfs Isssn Collins qme Fes. ssstsn
Island. 10 autY, Washington.
Mas Patrick crsls 80. Feti
Custer. % Port snssIns ea~in =
Brewster tf ame jefferson hsFftess
% rcft Leonard Need slsssnass q
M Ms.s'r.. s,,.s sf n.s,sn !" 20 w..s
instnn. John ", Rich, NE. reft nss
% Hawaiian dept Arthur I. ffens
me AcChnnd Feia. W Camp san
lAlis oblspn. Rnhsrt Dewey nnu~
eve res rsrtiesvtiis. osis 10 Edss'
xood Arsenal Harft Charles Antsf
son. sp~c req, DAYTON. Va ausf
Dayton
Cspts John G asmpson. DC, fofi
Lewis 20 Vancouver nsffssss noel
Z ADAMS. chap Jsffefsan BARRACKS.
30 Port RllsY. wiinam 7. Hsfassaee
ehsp. Jefferson BARRACKS % put
RILEY Ahfsnsm Aslssi. ams. foft
WaYns. 10 baltimore Peter 2 nfsnd.
I'd Langley risld, n Philippine dept
Clare u wallace a. MeChota reid
% spokane John y noiinsef, sss
NcChoFd f1sid. W noi.s Ran J. seis
sen, inf MechoFd REID. 70 Everett
John . Russell, Inf ses Aschefa
rieid 10 Essr~tt snes A. pstFand
Ir. % West Point "a Hawaiian
dept. Pred Albert scobs. r-s req
alamsda - san Francisco. Matthias
John Ryan. - res. Manchester, y W :
10 Hawaiian dept Clifton nell. thsr
res sprinsdsis Ara, to Port knas
byron ~ Intisi &C rss.s uransills
o. 10 dut3 Columbus o. Leon
Rsma. me fes.. spisss. Colo. IA duty,
Dvnvsf.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-07

self with the movies attitude to-
ward marriage. Some OF the COM
edies lately have been getting
away with pretty racy shenani-
gsns simply by having the prin-
cipals legally wed in the first reel
and then ridiculing the so-oalled
sanctity of their relationship.
On order from the censors. Uni
versal Is rewriting Too Many
Blondes story intended for
Rudy Vallee. And Columbia is
making alterations in "A Girls
Best Friend Is Wall Street"-espe-
cially in y comedy chase Up =
church aisle when Joan Bennett
deserts Franchot Tone.
There's nothing objectionsb in
Model WIFE" although DICK
Powell and Joan Blondell-one OF
the happiest couples off-screen-
spend most OF their time in bitter
pickering. Other day. though.
they got TO the scene where the
husband has a change Of heart and
saws. "Aw, honey. let's not quar-
rel this way. All I want IL TO keep
on loving you. You're the
sweetest wife fellow ever had"
Miss Blondelrs response was
supposed 10 have been only q
startled. suspicious look Instead,
she broke up the scene by sd lib
bling: cut II out, Romeo. You
know you never tell me anything
like that at home"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-07

Deonno Durbin gets wo-
ter-con christening into fully
orown-up roles in this sprin-
king sequence from her new
est film, Nice Girl" Prop
man Bob lozlo provides the
shower thot makes Deonno
look like Martha Roye. In
loter scenes, she turns on
glamour.
final details about Deanna going
into pictures. At least there would
be one picture, called Three
Smart Girls" Her contract, be-
ginning at $3.50 week. was
sprinkled with three-month OPP
tons, so she might not be around
very long. Her acting test had
been pretty bad
Mrs. Durbin and her daughter
didn't tell me any of those things.
They said how'd -you-do. and the
13-yesr-old kid with the discon-
certing level gaze said Yes" and
mo" to couple of questions.
Cool child" I remarked 10 q
press agent a minute later. Yes,
he said. We've been talking about
adding a couple of years to her
age because she's so poised that
nobody1l believe she's 30 young.
And people who hear her on the
radio write in asking why. when
Q woman has such marvellous
voice, is ii necessary to claim she's
only little girl ,"
BY 1887, Deanns was 4 star.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-07

NEW foRk-o. ,. n. Chair-
rnan Knads~n's Individual surr~s-
tion that tire government handis
istpr pFehirnss after ssyfnG
~ lsnor lexssisfscr w.s necessary
= an Indication that wsskl1.tnn
!. wcrrfed Department. ef lsnrr
infofmanss conflrn tsss oplnIan.
ire ssvices ssy that while fncd.
stuff prices MAJ not ssyrceEef ~
curing world War I. lasnr leaders
cant get cut - their nslnas That
u.Ees 90 advance ssout = rsr
cert unsnr h~.ds are preparing
- become active r>s.a~ - mat
background
At present. ne steel sea raii.
rrsd Industries are negotiating cn
waxs demands Asa GENERAL Mo-
leFs isnI withoat "a. lshor Prob
lem. rhs sansnstr.tlan rl.ns te
- all u can = build 40 patriotic
sentiment IN Anor elreiss. hut u
may net hr,d water. IAeof trca.
HI. .. in the efnas
sseet-sfssi trade insiders ay
that new orders sr. coming In -
per cent shead a shipments ard
80 PEI cent a. capacity MT ncw
that tire president hes stated shss
sse lndassry's prosaetlen ressshs-
little. are sufficient 10 sshs esse
cf military ard civilian require
msnts IN impending falling Of 81
new business 10 likely. Under pre-
sni conditions the Industry 10
eoassd 70 capacity fer the rest Al
the year
rssmei~sre--ro ceorsrsts With
the dsfsnse program. although ssv.
fsl months supply ~ siurlnun 70
On hand. manufacturers II Kitchen
utensils are preparing - q. saes
% the production ~ snsmei~are.
Refrigerated. = r.fns.s.
manufacturer doubt that snail
price n.sasts viii reduce puhlis
buying They argue thls didn't
happen IN the sale ~ sutos end
see M reason shy Increased con.
sumner earning power siii not Oft
set hcosss made nesess.ry n~esuss
~ higher raw material priess n
wss said. too. that nessuss ~ rsw
material shortage. the number ~
models offered wiil bs reduced.
Gauttsn - John l.. He'd IN 4.
president ~ the National Asseeis.
ton ~ Credit Men. says business
heads must nov lay plans 10 meet
burdsnsoms taxation over tho com.
ing yesra and. because AZ the huge
defense program. build up invsa.
tory positions In an unspeeaistiys
manner since the lnesitahie turn
In business will come sith peace.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-07
MOVIES TONE DOWN
ON MARRIAGE

The Hays office, by the way
suddenly has begun to concern IT.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-07
Postpone Meeting
OF School Heads
Will Be Held at
Pdrklund Morch l8

a meeting Of al school saperin-
teudents and principals in the
county called for next Tuesday
evening. March Il. AZ TIRE Psrkland
grade school gymnasium. VII ee
postponed one week. County supt
Percy } Cox announced Thursday.
me change - time wss necessi-
tsted 10 permit Mrs Pear A.
Wsnamaksr. state superintendent
% public instruction. to attend the
meeting.
Surt Cox called the session 10
start an intelligent and long-range
study Of the defense program and
its effects upon the school districts
OF Pierce county. He plans = semi
permanent organization 10 make
the study and submit a oompre-
hensive report to Mrs wsnsmaker
as an aid 10 planning both perma-
nent and temporary expansion IN
the rural schools.
The new meeting time viii Be
s 2. m. March Is.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-07

rssk>v a~.z. = n . desperate
sffc<t - build W . huge ~ mp
rly. Jspan - cfYsvIn9 - uuch -
80 . tn Tar TANNERS comporp1
vita ne scrmAi - A. . nsnnoI
ne Japs cffsv % pay Fun lnsur-
sncs :. th< <sss~I nofh wnvs ~
ths trzr. rhst rcses sncut - p~r
for. o. s>sp@enss fran she United
stsses n Japan are currently run
alag slrcss - pr esst shesd -
lsst yesv.
u~p~~ss A. DAas-plsy<s fGsa<s-
featuring rlcn>d - - - ccn-
tract vstA nrs~sssr AsrunaueS<al
ar ~srg ssssmhlsaos go pnrts
Alias riv~re1's pissts spss-
atlsa ~ esps<tsv untaa Car
ssss . esrsct ssiss ~ record ievels
Ansvs<an Cans ners win
errtsinsr dlvtslrr showing r><Rsss-
anls saiss Gniss fsvuuemeNt
passslc.s Retained n nneees ~
err
l. 4 ycasg ep<seG = WIZ
earned sncuf ttm . share ~
fsssAi quarter sn<ed Jsa -
American seating - ueatinus ~
srai asvfaes1 ra>1<y tnreeon to9I
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-07
MITNESs DHRIT

Although Frieds inescort has
become q familiar courtroom fg.
ure on the screen she makes her
first appearance IN a witness chair
"a the widow of the murdered man
In The Trial of Mary Dugan. "
Her first picture role in a court
room was IN THE Great O'Mal-
ley" in which she played Humph-
rey Bogarts wife.