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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-05

fascinating foN trots. rolhckins
rhumhas, tantalizing tsngees and
graceful waltzes which were DEM
onstrated ~ the recent convention
81 the Dancing Masters ~ America
in New York.
In Hollywood Miss Fowler has
the pleasure Of working with Louis
DaPron Of Paramount studios, VII
lie Covan Of M-G-M and Arthur
Prince. formerly Of the Beleher
studio. now teaching m his own
studio. She was also . guest at
Paramount studios while in the
movie city. Success in the bust
ness and social world depends In
no small degree upon the poise
which can be easily and quickly
acquired by proper dance tech
nique," states Tacomas dance sx-
pert.
The new schedule includes
classes for beginners. tntermedi-
ate and advanced instruction for
adult. junior and senior high school
students, as well as many special
club classes.
Enrollments are now being taken
in all types Of dancing from 10
a. m. 10 10 2. m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-05
Navy to Get Valuable
Dive Bomber Material

The low pressure chamber and
other highly technical flight sur
gerry equipment built by studio
technicians for Warner Bros big
super-specisl technicolor picture
Dive Bomber are going into
active service.
All such equipment except that
on loan from the Wright Field
laboratories at Dayton. O., and
certain other equipment from Pas
sdenas Cal Tech is being turned
over to the government as fast
as II Is cleared out OF the Enrol
F1ynn-Fred MacMurrsy starring
picture.
All of the devices and instru-
ments used are practical and per-
feet some even far in advance
al equipment In use generally.
The U. s. navy technical experts,
under Commanders J. r.. Poppen
of the Medical corps. Washington
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-05

IRONY Ronald tolfnan ana Anna
Ire In NJ If. Win CaFeiins
Ito. a1o T5t. 10 a. sise lee
Ayfss IN The rvopie " m. XII
dare II a. 2 50. Z 90. 8 "a
HIALfo = Raisff Montgomery and
Claude RaIna m Meet M Jordan
m 10. ale q % a.. 10 a. alsa
Freddie nafthoiamsw n Naval
Academy %. 81. go. . 30.
MI SIC NOV Mickey Rooney and
Judy Garland In life negins fnr
Andy Hafny lata. 80. 4 -.
10 %. sisn RaberI Montgomery In
The Bride We're Crutchss.h ~ as
2s8. 3 so. ass
ntr uousr Krroi lynn and Pred
NasMufraY IN Dive Bomber
~ 20 , IS sas. ps0
william Boyd IN Wide
OPEN Town. 10. . 10. 7 10, 10 10.
also Betty Cradle IA This Nsy
Pleas n s.. , s.. 5 So. . IS.
RETURN SHOWING
BEVERLY Madeleine Carroll and
Pred MscMurrny IN One Nisht IN
Lisbon. ard Constance Moore and
phi nesan IA Las vegas NIGHTS
CArIIoI - Allan Jones ana Mary
Martin Ia The Great Victor Her
bert also Robert Montgomery and
Constance CUMMINGS IN Haunted
HONEYMOON
foNNI Strs ~ william Powell ard
AYrna 10y IN Love Gravy" ann
Jane withsrs and Jackie Cooper IN
"Her FIrst Reau
KAY sTHlIf Irene Dunno ard Cary
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-05

This latest venture shIeh FInssz
Anay fselnx nfe ~ hts oea away
frea fsmstv tee snd the pFasseflss
Influences. ~ csrvel results n :
sssk~rea seunx nsa sna Andy
At AS resas>s tssst HvisT ecs.
ssltutss snmeshtnx rsare than class
dancss sns fruthsli games
me rass II eFisf s<sss with th<
rfoelsm fsesnx th< Hsrysss after
Aaays EfsEiasttnn ffcn hsxh
school Whether he shsula - -
n reilexe % .,nsiv l.w. ~ a. cut
eu hss ossn e = sttaatiNn lsft e.
iifsly up "a him ~ BE psFenss
Ne dsctsses n leave hams fer
month ard wcFk n Nsw YoFt
WITH this e<peFssnce ~ fsels -
vii ~ ahl. q make . wiser arsi-
sien. oaes again "a F>tH cra..~s
that ~ ltetsy pcotn. ard Aunes
again HeEsy heirs him oas ~ IN
embarrassing sitnstiaa. What hap
psns IN the eitY e.n s~ss - 81.
plslnes ~ me fact that Ants.
after IA mcash hss ELAPSED.
chooses q college career.
once again tia sntirs family ~.
hesn gathered IN the csfssl home
- . setting for The drama. Lewis
stons ss Judge Harry hss new an,
intricate problems IN fare. A
Andy. Mickey Rooney has . great.
~ opportunity Tor hls acting snliity
than ever ksfcts Yer tas third
time, Judy Garland appears with
the Family a. Fsis=s star. FreFsst.
Ing hes lavshls character ~ Hrssy
nooth. Fay Holden - sEsln an
understanding mother. Nsfs Hsd~n
. sympathetic aunt. ard Ann fnth.
erford. Polly Hsnsdsrt.
s'fAf. n~sins Tor Andy uaf.ts''
introduces two newcomers o. the
screen. a. has he~n Tire Hardy pai.
ley In the past The twe srre.n
finds are Patriots Dane. whs aoes
convincing rais as . hiF city
office vamp. and Ray Arnoa.id
youthful dancer whe vas signed an
the strength ~ his Now York stage
performances Both youngsters
promise 10 iosn the ranks NJ HARRY
graduates vino have shyreekstsd 10
stsEdum, among this alumni bainx
such personalities - Lara Turner.
Judy Garland and kathryn Gray.
son,
Thr nsw Hardy picture wss Al.
rected ~ George ~ s~lts. wna
has rllotsd ina family through All
but nns NJ their adventures thus
far
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-05

Music BEYOND the ken or Bach,
drumbeats 10 make Africans gog-
gle with envy. rhythm that would
send Puritans into a frenzy, are
the reasons why the "litterbugs"
in town. everyone for that matter.
are going around with a wild. OK
pectAnt look on their faces knupa
viii be remembered as the drum
mer who vas such sensation
WITH Benny Goodman and VIM icft
BenHy IN start his oVn hand. RID
ing high on the wave ~ popularity.
his network broadcast. from the
Hotel Pennsylvania. NeadoNbrook.
Glen Island casino. and Hotel shsr.
man. okeh recordings. and his per-
Torrance m Sons Like n Hot
IN whirh he starred With Bon Hope
and shirley Ross. have snirenched
him mors firmly than ever IN the
hearts Of ths nations dancers
known as the king ~ hide
heaters he has been selected ON
every all-Amefican swing afches-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-05
MOOD MUSIC

One ~ the most comprehensive
collections If mood music in ,hs
Flsischsr studio ~ Miami, Via
currently producing Mr., hug
Goes 10 Town" the 81 600 600
feature length rsebnlnolor ear.
toon winch Paramount Gill re-
lssss ~'s shis year. The salise-
ton ranges tr"m long hair sslse-
tons h. shs hottest Isxs and 10
used by artists Al the studio 10
Greats rs-psotiv. moods for drs9-
inga.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-05
NY Life with Caroline,

ktAAtf Win ARAifAail HaANfA
unusual treatment Of the sit
nations. make the story very
funny in spots and NJ one and
the same time. most improb-
able.
Colmans talents are too
well known To theater patrons
10 need any comment here >.
he il always 10 be found as
the easy going. understanding
and entirely composed hero
and IN this offering we
find him in the groove as
usual.
As for Miss lee. | think
you will like her. As Caro-
line. she gives n noteworthy
performance. In fact. she
shows remarkable ability rs
an actress. although she is
not to be rated one Of the
screens most attractive wo-
men.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-05

- =
Emery. Rita Johnson. James
Gleason, Evelyn Keyes and n
number of lesser lights in
support.
In reporting on the pre-
view, | said the picture was
one of the most delightful.
most unusual and most enter
tanning of the current season
"a production which is GER
tainly something new in screen
fare.
But more important still
is this reporters advice that
you see the picture in lis en-
tirety from the very be-
ginning.
| warn you, it will not add
up, if you barge in after a
portion of the story has been
told. In fact, | will go even
stronger than that and assure
you you will be most disSatis-
fled with it and for very
good reason.
II il just one Of those
stories which simply cannot
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-05
NEW FILM STAR

"Cutie-Pie" will soon take her
place among the feminine leading
ladies Of FINLAND She IL = NINA
ture mannikin modelled after Jean
Phillips, who plays in "sheik of
Buffalo Buttes." The l2-inch pup
pet will play opposite Jim Dandy
in a Puppetoon TO be produced
by George Pal for Paramount.
Sarong- Sarong, a Dorothy Lamour
replica, was the first.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-05

VIII - demon
stratd - the
Meruck Dance
studios formal
opening party.
Tues ay sept
. At . = m
Miss Pow er
q u nsr Of the
stu die has
among her rep-
ertoire Of dances
this fall many
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-05

and Seth Turner and Charles
Brown of the flight branch, In
sisted that things be right.
Dive Bomber" Is now at this
Blue Mouse theater.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-05

n you will he satisfied with rhyme rather than
and be amused by laughable situations
which at times seem bit STACEY. YOU will get kick
out Of "My Life With Caroline The supporting
cast is capable with Charles wnninger. Reginald
Gardiner Gilbert Roland. Katherine Leslie and Hugh
OConnell carrying the more important roles II ~
strictly adult entertainment.
In the companion spot is another OF the Kildare series
titled THE People DR. Kildare As in past productions
the leading players Lew Ayres. LARAMIE Day and good
old Lionel Barrymore.
OF typical Kildare fiber the latest of the line is good
fare funny, yet revealing the problems which
front the medical profession in its daily task of service 10
mankind.
The latest of the Information Please features, with
Boris karloff guest completes the bill
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-05
Merrick's Opens
September 9Th

TIE latest annoyance - TIE eari-
psign thsts getting n Killers
hair Ia the Victory dance. which
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-05
Gene Krupa. King Of The Hide Beaiers.
Brings Band 10 the Century Tonight

'The king Of the hdebeaters" the idol Of the Aga-
tors the best drummer In the world other than Gehe
Krupa and his world famous orchestra will appear at Brad
Bannon's Century ballroom this evening.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-05

Your postmaster esn tell sou
hos IN invest In u. n Defense
Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-05
Life Begins for Andy Hardy"
Will Remain for a Few Days
Current Music Box Fsoturs Drows
Mickey Rooney Funs to Hmrick House

Ringing the bell again in is interpretation 81
American family hfe. Life Heglns for Andy Hardy newest
Of the Hardy Family pictures viii II the Music nox
theaier Tor few days L has alresdy played week.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-05
"Here Comes Mr.. Jordan!

In the August 9th edition Of this newspaper your
porter recorded his opinions of Here Comes Mr. Jordan
following press preyiew which Sidney Dean of the Rao
theater arranged
The picture Columbia product is adaptation Of the
stage play, Heaven Can Wait and stars Robert Mont
gnmery with Claude Rains Edward Everett Horton John
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-05

trHs. including the recent "be.t"
team by Paul Whitsman Hls or.
ehastra Ia tunes 81 the times. !"
and their dance rhythms are con
cedsd 10 be among the finest IN
the present day music world.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-05

ne taken IN reverse fantastic yarn which VIII
hold your interest from start 10 finish. The por-
trayas excellent and the direction nv Alexander
Hall il superb Nowhere along the line will YOU he
disappointed in what this newsboy considers Of
the better pictures of the current season.
But don't experiment check the feature time In this
and TO be seated before the introduction
appears the if you do this you will endorse
Here Comes Mr.. Jordan have endorsed il and viii
leave the Ralto firmly convinced that you have really
worth while film.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-05

Threads Marshall h<s r~vvr nsHs
picture IN whseh 80 ~a~n1
starred.
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Evening star., 1941-02-19
Horses Are Protected

YugoSlaVia has decreed that
horses may not be shipped to other
countries for slaughtering without
government permit.
Evening star., 1941-02-19
Society Girls Model WooIens
At Refugee Benefit Today
Wartime Styles
Copied From U. S.
Vogue of 1850s

English woolen garments from
wartime London will be modelled
today by Washington society girls in
a style show for the benefit of ref
ugees from all nations now in Eng
land to be held at the headquar-
tiers of the Society of the Cincinnati,
21l8 Massachusetts avenue NV.
Fashioned by Charles Greed of
Paris and London, the more than
so newly developed styles in British
woolenS were pre-viewed yesterday.
The show will begin at pm. today.
Most of the new styles to be shown
have a mannish cut, which, Mr..
Greed says, he fashioned after the
patterns used by the men of the
185Os-in America, England and
France"
The dandies of those days. who
had fashioned their clothes on
models made famous by Beau
Brummel, went in for vivid colors.
Mr.. Greed has done the same thing
for women Of 1941. In addition,
most of the girls who wear the Greed
clothes will find vests-or, more
properly, Observation-Disclosures to
the upper garments.
Evening star., 1941-02-19

seventh street NV, found an 18-
year-old burglar in her home when
she returned at 2 pm. The youth
forced her into a bedroom, locked
the door and escaped after taking
$29 in bills from a pocketbook.
Drug Store Is Robbed.
John Street, 1902 Wisconsin ave-
nue. NV, reported to police that
the drug store he manages at GOT
Seventeenth street NV, was robbed
of S2050 last night by two white
men, one of whom held an object
under his coat that appeared to be
gun.
Aaron Ezersky, operator of
liquor store at 1901 Connecticut
avenue NV, was held up at IL pm,
according to police, by four men
who robbed him of $3.50 and es-
capped in an automobile with only
one headlight.
Kermit T. Winerbrenner of 622
Eleventh street NE, 2l-year-old
employe of a gas station at 1902
H street NE, told police he was
held up and robbed of s65 by a
colored man at 1:35 am. today.
Mrs. K. Ruth Penn, 2l19 H street
NV, reported that a colored youth
knocked her down and attempted
to snatch her purse while she was
walking near her home late last
night.
Police, summoned by a witness
who had seen the purse of Florence
Haller, As, of 1724 P street NV,
Snatched in the 1900 block of Sew
enteenth street NV, last night,
arrested 52-year-old colored man
and held him at third precinct
station.
$4,000 Necklace Missing.
Miss Estelle Kearney, 66, of 200 I
street NV, reported her purse, con-
tanning 81, was snatched by a COL
ored man, and Mrs. Ina Cordell, re-
siding in an apartment house at
Thirteenth and o streets NV, said
her purse, containing s125, was
Evening star., 1941-02-19
; Held, Gun Is Seized
As Liquor Store Is
Robbed Second Time
Weapon to Be Tested
For Evidence in Killing
Of Dress Shop Owner

Police held three colored men and
. .38-caliber revolver today in con-
nection with liquor store robbery
last night at 100 Florida avenue
NV, one of more than a dozen
hold-ups and housebreakings dur
ing the last "a hours during which
even a kitchen sink was stolen.
The gun taken from one member
of the Florida avenue trio will be
examined today by 1t. John Fowler,
police ballistics expert, to determine
whether it was the weapon used by
the bandit who shot and killed Mrs.
Fannie Cohen in her dress shop on
U street last Saturday night.
Police reported that they have
information of another suspect in
the Cohen case. He has not been
spprehended as yet, they said. but a
lookout has been ordered in WASH
ington and other cities.
The kitchen sink that featured
in yesterdays robberies was taken
from new home in the 5700 block
Of Sixteenth street NV. Other
loot included guns, clothing and
more than $500 in cash.
Wife Forced Into Rear Room.
The three men held in the liquor
store robbery were arrested because
the proprietor, Aaron Bernstein,
suspected something was wrong
when he received an order over the
telephone to bring three quarts of
liquor to an address at which invari-
ably were ordered only three pints.
His fears led him to drive around
the block before making the de-
livery and, as he passed the store
again, he saw one of the bandits
at his cash register.
In a nearby restaurant, Mr.. Bern
stein found Policemen w. c.. Morris
and E. M. Singer, who captured two
of the holdup men, one 18 and the
other 25. as they fled the store for
cash. Mrs. Bernstein had been
foGed into a rear room. The men
are being held at Second precinct
station with a third man who was
arrested a short time later.
This was the second time in six
months the Bernstein store had been
entered by robbers Last September,
two colored youths were captured
there after they had burrowed a
hole through the wall.
In another robbery yesterday,
Juliette Hogentogler, 1927 Thirty
Evening star., 1941-02-19
Mrs. Elizabeth McLuury
Rites Held at York

Mrs. Elizabeth Fry McLaury, 72,
widow of Prof. Frank NJ. McLaury
Of Dickinson College, died Monday
at the home Of her daughter, Mrs.
Arthur Boyce Alley, 4617 Thirty
eighth street NV.
Services for Mrs. McLaury were
held today at York. Pa.
Mrs. McLaury had made her home
in Washington since 1920. She was
a member of the Dickinson Alumnae
Association, the Women's City Club
of York and the York Chapter of
the Eastern Star.
Born in York. Mrs McLaury was
graduated from Dickinson Seminary.
Her husband taught at Dickinson
College at Carlisle, Pa, till his death
in 1913
Besides Mrs. Alley, survivors are
two sons, Frank NJ. McLaury, deputy
controller of Detroit; Robert H. Nc
Laury of Roxbury, N. Y; a sister,
Mrs. William S. Benson of Phila-
delphia, and two brothers. William
F. and John Fry, both of York.
Evening star., 1941-02-19
British Parachutisfs
In Secret Training,
Italian Raid Reveals
Unit War Organized After
Expedition Returned
From France Lost Summer
By the Associated Press.


SOMEWHERE IN ENGLAND,
Feb. 19-The raid by British para
chute troops on Italy has lifted the
veil on one of Britain's deepest Sc
crets-her steadily growing unit of
sky fighters for offensive action.
NeWSpapermen witnessed maneu-
vers by the leather-clad parachute
troops three months ago when they
were dropped from carrier planes
with their equipment and supported
an armored division in a mimic at
tack in which they captured"
towns.
The unit, organized after the
British expeditionary force returned
from France last summer. is COM
posed of hardy, seasoned volun-
teers especially selected as "SS'
or "supershock" troops.
In Secret Training.
British sources said the para
chute troops had been in secret
training in the empire for some
time" and indicated the Italian
sky raid was merely a trial, prob
ably preliminary to more extensive
experiments.
British sources pointed out that
they would be of advantage in de-
fensive as well as offensive action.
They could be used to sabotage and
smash German lines to their ports
of embarkation for an invasion of
England, it was said. as we'll as pave
the way for any British invasion of
the continent.
All the places in the empire where
the troops are in training, and their
numbers, are carefully guarded Sc
crets. But the maneuvers here three
months ago were participated in by
a battalion of Canadians and a Ca
madam aviation squadron.
Brooke Sees Spectacle.
The spectacle of clouds of British
worn parachutes floating down from
the miStS over this island was wit
messed by 1t. Gen. Sir Alan Francis
Brooke, commander-in-c chief of the
British home forces; Maj. Gen. Vic
tor Odlum, commander of the I'd
Canadian Division; Crown Prince
Olaf of Norway and many Polish,
Free French" and Czech officers.
During the mimic attack on one
town the parachute troops COM
mandeered the staff car of Gen.
Brooke and Crown Prince Olaf and
sped away. Gen. Brooke and the
Prince had to walk, but the troops
were commended by the commander
for their initiative.
Evening star., 1941-02-19
Strikes
Continued From First Page)

subcontracts on Government orders.
About 300 A. F. L. union members
were out on strike at two San Diego
ShipyardS where tunaboats are
being converted into minesWeepers
for the Navy. Wages and working
conditions were at issue.
At Philadelphia, State and Federal
mediators went into conference with
representatives of the A. F. L. Inter-
national Machinists' Union and the
National Supply Co., in an effort to
settle a strike affecting 256 en-
ployes and halting work on Diesel
engines for the Navy's mosquito
boats The shutdown was occa-
stoned by dispute over wages and
union charges of discrimination.
Three Harvester Strikes.
The International Harvester Co.
was experiencing strikes at its Chi
cago tractor works and at a Rock
Falls, Ill, factory, Dotn of which
were working on defense orders. A
third strike delayed production of
dairy equipment and parts for farm
machinery at the firms Richmond,
Ind, plant.
A truce was reached today under
which production and union picket
ing alike is to be halted at the
Richmond plant pending the settle
ment of wage and labor differences.
Mediators were at work endeavor-
ing to settle two other strikes-at
the Vanadium Corp plant. Niagara
Falls, N. Y. and the Motor Wheel
Corp, Lansing. Mich. The latter
firm holds contracts for 81 400 900 in
defense materials. The Vanadium
Corp. makes ferro-vanadium, used
in many types of military equipment.
Strike Proposal Rejected.
At Donora, Pa, a strike of c. 90.
unionists halted operations at the
American Steel e. Wire Co.'S zinc
works which produces defense ma
terials and employs about $50 men.
An official of the local union said
the trouble arose from a dispute over
wage adjustments for AZ mainte-
nance workers.
Clinton Golden. regional director
OF the c. I. O.'s Steel Workers Or
ganizing Committee, previously had
announced that the national S. w.
o. c. headquarters would not sane
ton strike at this time and a I'M
ion spokesman reported today that
S. w. o. C. members rejected a