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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-25
PIT. A. News
FnIDAY

Oakland pre~rhsei meet. Friday
II . p. m. Al the Pacific Match
factory. Rev. A. ~ ~. ksttnsr
viii speak. Games ami ether en-.
tertsinment have been planned ~
Mrs. NJ i.aurrsn. program chair.
man. Hosteksrs are Mrssfamrs NJ
A. wilkins. Alex vsver. Hal Lees.
Robert Brooks and Jack Roafke.
Other officers and ohairmsn are
Mrs. Jack LsMsr. vice president
and hospitality. Mrs. Jack Munro.
secretary. Mrs. Kermit Tofgsson.
program and ways and means !.
Mrs. A. wilkins. membership.
Mrs Jack Rosrks. publicity: Mrs.
" Mailer. speial. Mrs Robert
Brooks. PIT. A. and rsdio. Mrs'
Clarence Market. sunshine. Mrs,
George Proctor. Juvenile prutse.
ton and welfare. Mrs. Donald
Cameron. parent education. Mrs
r. y. Fordios. Parent Teacher
magazine: Mrs. Russell shepard,
history hook. Mira. Carl ForsberE,
kindergarten.
Frsskiin PIT. a. meets Thurs.
day III 2.30 p. M. In the school.
Miss Beatrice Doty. ehiidren's ~
brarisn At the Mccormick branch
library. will speak on Books for
Children" Hostrss~s are the
mothers Of Miss Helen Bosworth's
room.
Grant pr. 4. meets Thursday
st $50 in the auditorium. Earl
Bennett. vocational director Of ths
Tacoma public schools. viii speak.
The entire slxth grade ~iil he
present A. guests fostsssss are
the mothers Of Miss hyra Lewis
room.
Jeffersss pse.ehesi meets rhurs-
day ~ = .. m. In tia jefferson
para fisidhouse. Miss Jennie Reed
will speak. Hnsssssss ara Mrs.
Garfield Rodsids and Mrs.. otis
Fastm.n.
Masissa PIT. a. meets Thurs.
dav AZ n. mn. In The school. Mrs.
Edward syrns vall sp~sk. Op~n
house s1ll b. held for fourth and
firm grads mothers. There WIN
he . library exhibit commandment
,nr hook w@<k. Ths tssrhsrs are
the bostssssx.
uekss,ev pr. A. ms~is Thufs.
dav Al z 10 q. m. In room 10.
Mis- Laura yoltx l.br.y..n A. tn~
uottst BRANCH library win t.gk
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-25
Mrs. MandIes viii Be
Hostess tuesday

Lady Lions will meet Tuesday
for sandwich luncheon at the
home Of Mrs. Aaron Msndles,
1901 No. 21st ST Mrs. Al Mitchell
will assist the hostess.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-25
Alphs Om;eren p AiumsSs
10 Msst VIII Mn Lee

Aiphs UfDlrfea - siumnes WI
mssf II T5o ssioek nosday
sysossx Tor . d~~s~st supp~s -
ms soms II Mis- tfeisn t<sa. t715
No. rfa~peef nlss besir Mccoy
~sii assist Miss La viil sp>sh
On e~r h@~sliAs szp~rsse<s ar
ing ths evening.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-25

Lydia Phelps Tent. -. 4. ",
will hold benefit luncheon and
card party at the home ~ Mrs.
Nick Nelson. 2s0a So. sth ST..
Tuesday ct noon.
Ladies' Auxiliary No. 1875. Loco
motive Firemcn will meet in Odd
Fellows hall. Ia. 26th and c SITS.
at 9 o'clock Tuesday. Cards Will
follow the business meeting. Host
esses will be Mesdames Jess Smith
and c. J. Earls. Mrs. l.. II. Wode-
gard will preside.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-25

Mrs Mary Peisrsos. s0xz -.
Puget found. whose szd nsrshasy
~tii ~ esI~brstea sos -. wss
honorsd AZ . bsfthdss party Tuss.
day evening II tho nome ~ Nor
granddaughter, Mrs H<vei Lat
fsrsii. 100 ~. Goth a.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-25
Getting Up Nights

n ycs ssssT fren Osttinz % nlssss.
B1rkaehs, Nsfee4snsass La Pains. ssc.lre
Anfiss ard feel 0orn OF. &c = ror-effsHts
ar1 rser -sFtfernic EffsF sff bitd1*f tf19-
So sea sf1slfd tfY fFsssx rnicn - sixfnx
jsvsur nsip 70 fnoussnfs. Prirtsf gtsftrt~s.
NoneF es<k arisss coHp5etsiT sstisfsf'r<1.
Axx yssF srsszlzs Ter Cysses te1sg- osH s>s-
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-25

Your postmaster saa tsyI yoe
ho1 % inysN n u. . p~feass
Bonds
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-25
Mrs. Mason
Opens Home
Poets 10 Entertain ~
Tee on Wednesday,

An interesting function.
new TO Tacoma. Ii the occasion
"Wednesday night Of . Pub
lisher's Tea ut the home Of
Mrs. Charles Mason. 2hoi No.
Washington. Mr.. Lawrence
Johnson. who has published
the collection Of Washington
state poetry entitled. In
Valiant Quest" edited by
Ethelyn Miller Hartwirh. Ia
coms's teacher nf poetry tech
nique. has issued the invita-
lions and Ia presenting ths
book.
Present IN f~esiyv tbs booh vii
10 representatives n wr1tere
groups. hoax reviewers. ministers.
musicians ~ha might find material
for sona writing. ard Iibsassene
ard teachers of English. Ths stste
library 10 sending Mrs.. Jnsstis
Rutiedss 10 represent n.
Assisting Mrs. Mason - b6ef-
~rsss are the members ~ ths r.
eoms rostassftsrs laaiudisg Mar.
eta Conway k~nnssd. ossssna
Dawson Miiler. g~nasss useker
Watson. Laura TsFnidgs Mtevsss.
hsude Hles WINNER. kstbsrIBs
wsllss Wh~~iss. Ann diiehrise
Gordon and kathryn Kendall. n1w
N Seattle
Tsosmss s,sss isdv Mrs Harry
Cain, viii pressis ~ ths sss urn.
ard sb,ys ~ guests sss sxceelest.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-25

William VI. Thompson. Jr., suxii-
larry. '. v. W. will sponsor a card
party Tuesday evening At the
American Lake hospital. Cars
will leave the Winthrop At 7
O'Clock and ssth and Tacoma way
az 7.i5.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-25

Elsie v. club Of North Tacoma
Rebeksh lodge will meet al 1920
3 m Tuesday in Anderson hall 10
do guilt work A dessert luncheon
will be served al noon with Aes-
danes Kenneth Jones and Edward
Haugen on the COMMITTEES.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-10-15
Sic Graabrnaasirase IN ben 6eietten edabera

Die grn6brnng Ser ellropaiiden
Golfer, beren 2anb bon ei1em frerns
ben groberer Ii, Beiis gelomlnen
iporoen, lit afi,t geiporoen. 9ie Wo8i-
regieri,ng lit ioipeit geganeen, niht
MIR Der Bebolfer,ing Der ourd ben
arieg in Not gerotenen 2anoern niht
bilfreid beiauiteben, fonbern bat ib-
men Die nod borbanoenen lln3nrei-
henben 2ebensnittel geuomnlen. 8ei
Der 8eletnns bieier 2anoer pnroe
Der 8eboIferuna Sdut nnb Siife
a,igeiidert, mas audi anfangs seibob,
aber als Die @eitapo nit ibrer ufrieo-
Iidem 9nrdorineune" iiber Staot
l,nb 2ono in ben beleeten 2anoern
berfiel, tparen alle bieie u8eripre-
6nngen''- ,,nb ,Geriiderunsen" per>
geiien. -... 49,.
8ereits iett bot fid in arlen beiet<
ten 2dnberee6ieten elm berartieer Sc
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-10-15
uMamcrifamii6es

,Mapfloiper" in oieies 2ano gefom-
men iinb.
Mit Ser Sete gegen cine beftimm-
ie. 9ofie ODER gesen anoersglanbige
,pfleet es an3ufansen, in einen
Sturn,lanf gegen alle 5remogebore-
nen ,tm6 5rembit6mmigen pflegt es
a,tsauarten. go ,ilander, Der beite
it ei,,en &fruf gesen oiefe ober
iene @rlppe ieiner Mitmeniben elm
iti,nmt, mag bereits inoreen ielbit
ser Erellbod bes aniturms seiporoen
iein. Seute iino es oie 9teger, NOR
gen bie SnoenL iibermorgem Die Sea-
tbolifen, geeen bie iid oas @eaeter
ri6tet, - ,lno ean5 ploslib iperoen
Damn sic Mitbiirger beutiben, italies
niidcn, tpeliben ooer ilatuiiben
Stommes, fur5nm olle, tpclbe bic
&leinaeiiter nidt ais ,bunbcrtpro3en.
tiec slmerifoner" eelten laiien mol
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-10-15

len, in @runo nno 8ooen peroammt.
sfibt >inmer frei nnb offen miro
oieier &ompf eefiibrt. @ar au oft
miro ct nit oroben 8orten nnS
tpoblflineenoen patriotiiben Bbraien
berbromt, binter oenen iib SAB, Neib
nno Nibgunit nno ielbitiiidtiec 3iclc
perber9en. Ct miro geididt in bic
politii6en &anpasnen bincin lan=
3iert, er bett 8iirser eeeen 8iirser,
uno ct finbet in ben Sollen Ser @e=
lessebnne ieineu @iberbaa in ein=
ipon6er,ness ,,no ousl6noerfeinoli-
ben Mabnobnen.
S0ri6t iino jene, sic ii6 burd bie
Jreltnoiboftsbeteueruneen ser nur
allf Stimmenfang beoadten Sespo=
litifer einlullen laiien, ltatt Snrb un=
ablGiiiee @a6io,nfeit allen 8en1ii=
bln9en, 3mietradt nno ltnirieoen i'm
Golfe au iaen, entse9enautreten.
Ssn bieien 3eiten, in benen gauge
Nationen fraiieite l1nouloiamfeit als
Staatsprinaip auf ibr Banner &c,
ihrieben baben, lit es nnier 2ano iid
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-10-15

bensmittelmaneel fiiblbar aemadt,
oab ettua so Yro5ent Ser ~8epolfe>
r',ng totiahli6 Sunser leioen. Sic
Mo5ireaieruns bat in 5pnii6er &eiie
ieoe 1fli6t, ben bllneernoen u8eiieg=
ten 3u ernobren> abgeldiittelt ,mo
ertpartet, oo6 oie ausl6noiide 8obl=
tGtiefcit, 1amentlid bie @nglonos
uno ser Ser. Staaten, beilpringen...
&enn meui6li9es @efiibl uno Bis
ber aIlgemeiu uncertainties Menlhen=
re6t nod @elt,tng bat, 10 lit es BET
lige Yflibt ser helltiden Hegiernng,
in oen bon ibr Be ietten 2dnbern bie
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-10-15

8abreno in ben Ser. Staotcn
nod friibberbl bltli6es &etter
berridt, bat fir sic Miiiionare in
ben arftiiben @ebieten bereits ser
&inter eineeiett. - Sbiee 9iloer
tpuroem bon &ep. @m. 2eiiinG
S.M.SSS, in ser ct. ssiibor's Mii-
iion, 5ortb Smith, Nortb,peit Ger
ritories, &anaoa, aufgenommen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-10-15


no, man obne llnteribieo Der &aiie
Obcr Heligion it boiler 5reibeit nno
,mgeftortem Grieoen, als gleiher
,mtcr @leiben, lebeu faltn. 9snn aibt
IS abcr, iuic iiberaa, 10 aud i,t nnierln
g1iidIiben 2auoe Der sSreibeit Gle
lneltr, bie aIlc Sreibeit fiir iid in
Anlprld nebnten poIlen ,lno, iei es
ans Gortcil, Neio nuo @iferiudt,
angcboriac anoerer 9felieion ober
anberer Haiien anfeinoen mb ioaar
perioIeen. @inc millfpmmene @ele=
aenbeit finben bieie Gubeitorcr &C.
rabc in unribigen, fritild]en Soften,
ia sic @emiiter lei6t erregbar iino
nnb Gropoganbo jebcr art bie offent=
liAc Meinllng 5it pertpirren indt
SSn ,,nlcrcr allten alten Stabt 60
Innbils, >. - sic Bis iest nod, 8ott
fei 9anf - int freibeitliden Nmerifa
licat, bottc Dor f1lr3em, ipic es tag>
tGgli6 in bltnberten pom Staoten uno
@eueinocn 9eibicbt, eine beoiirftiac
fatboIild)c @elncinbe Dor bem Staatss
aebGl,oc ein gutonobil 5um Serloien
ausDeitellt. s(nNere. proteltontiide
&rmeinocn ,,no Gereinc batten ipie=
bcrbolt Ncbnlid)cs unternonnlen, I'M
@elonlittcl fir einen 9utcn 3tped 3't
fammcln. 9ob &atboIifen oosielbc
taten, mar Gin eemaltises Gcrbrefen
III sen Augcn cincs fanatild)en Sef=
tenprroigers, scr, ,rm ben Dunlmcn
bas @clb aus ber Eaidc au loden,
bott cinem ioeenonnten ,Sabernafel">
aus Dtoro. uno 3eter idrie ,nb bic
&otbplifcn cine ,,aottlole 8anoe" be-
titcltc. Die ,Srcibeit, Sic biclcr Got
tesnlol,n' gon5 fiir iid ollein in ane
fpruh nobm, ,ipcIltc CT icincu fotbo=
IiiiNcn Mitbiiracrn, ircien slmerifa=
nern lpic cr, nid6t 1Olncn.
s(cbnlidc &org6nec, Heibcrcicn
,no @cb0iiiefeitcn iino nid)t n,r Ell
mes onlt0noigen s(mcrifoncrs lnuiir=
big, ionoern tro0cn III elmer Belt, oa
rationale Ginbeit 1no @migtcit 5l,r
Sid)crbeit 1mo 5u'm Shut ln,iercs
2anbcs nptipcnbig iino, aon5 aclpib
nid)t 5ur ,,Notionol Defenic" bel.
ssn einsebenbcr lnb anl6oulidber
Sprode mornt sic ,,N. .. Staats=
scituna" Dor biclcr ,molnerifanil6en
llnbnlol ,mb sen perbeerenben
! Sol1cn bcrielbcn, ipemn tic l6reibt:
.,8ei bem @ntiteben nnicrer Hepublif
bobcn INNER pieoer &ieltaulenbe
freibcitsliebenoer Menihen, BEN po-
litii6cn lno relieioicn 8eriol0unaen
Ser Nltcn g4elt entfliebenb, in Die
fem 2anoc 3ufllld)t eel',d)t ,mo ee-
iunbcn nno l,nenolid piel 5,1 ieinem
Mnibau lno ieiner @roBc beigetra=
een. SIMMER lpieber ober boben lie
eceen Mnieinouneen anfdmpfen
miiiien, sic ibnen oas Aufaebcn III
be,n aroben @emeinWelen eridtuerten
,mo bie ibnen oltrh bie Geriaiiung
aetp6brleiitetc biiraerlide @lcihbe=
re6tigung at ihnlolern perlubten.
Sir brou6en nibt Ionee auriid
snoenfen, INT inns fraiier Sale Der
llnbulbiamfeit f,,r5iidtiaer, fanati=
iber mo engber5ieer @ruppen at
entiinneu. Sturmbelpeete 3eiten ee=
bcm SEN ,,&nom- notbin9s", Den ,,&lu
&lmrerm" nnb Ghnlihen sSanotifern
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-10-15

Snll nur beipflidten, ipen1 ct 0el
ISenatsfomitee fir Musmdrtige Nn.
gelegenbeiten i,litteilt, Bob De,,tfd-
lano cine .oirefte gerpflihtung" 30.
Be, bie goIfer Der bon bentiden
Tr,tppen beieeten 2anoer al ernab-
ren. Ser 8rief offenbart Sufls I'm.
iidten beaiielid elmer iblpebenoen
gorlaae, ipelde pom 5taatsoeport.
,nent perlaneen min, elm SDitem nit
@roBbritannien a,ls5uarbeiten, Inn
bie 2iefernng bon amerifanilben Sc.
bens1nitteln an oie fleinen oemofra.
tiiben 2dnoer 8elsien, Sollano, gor.
tpeeen uno 9olen 5n liefern. ''s
Ser 8oriblag bat Die aftipe lin.
terltiisllng oes gr-Gralibenten Ser
bert Sooper. SSliaoilapien, Sralfreieb,
ssinnlano, Spanicn, @riehenlanb ,mo
9dnemarf iperben in Ser 3elolution
eenannt, ,pel6e nripriinalih inn Der.
ean9enen S,lhi bon 81 ,Senatoren
eineebra6t iporben mar. 8is jebt 1T
sic @rlebieung ser Sabe auf @r-
iuben ser ltrbeber beri6oben NOR.
6en.
SuG fdrieb ilr ieinem 9rief, oaB,
bas (&omitee allen Ybolen oer 2eiben
uno Scot in iebem Cell Der 8elt an.
teilpolles Gerlteben entsesenbrinee.
@s lei iebob flar, saB es Gflid)t Der
9eios,lngsmad)t iei, sic: 8olfer Der
beiesten 2Gnoer SIT ernobren. NuBer.
bent iet befonnt, SAB Die oentiden
Eruppen aroBe 0,enoen 2ebeusn,ittel
aus oen beleeten 26nbern iuegiNoff.
ten, sic oen Golfern oieier Groc ee.
borten,. ltno innerbalb ser 2anber
2ebensmittel porentbielten, Inn iie
SerIonen s,t geben, ipelde fiir Die
oeutibe Milit6ril1oultrie orbeiten.
9as Department tpiiie nidt, in.
ipieipeit sic bel1tid)e Gcgierlng Gem
in ser Nelolution belhriebenen Ylan
3ueeltimmt bat. Gs lei ieood anae-
iibts ser Gerontlportlihfeit oes
Eei6s, sic ipeggeuolnmenen 2ebens.
mittelbeitonbe ipicbcr 5u erieeen,
l6iper einslieben, norllnt man 'ib
nod nid)t berliibt babe, oie Tcibs.
regierltng SIT bcwegen, ibre Sflibten.
81 erfiillen. 49,.
@s iei oies .lnlo ibiperer ein3,-
ieben, oa sic Geid)sreeierm'g nod
nic bebauptet bat, oaB es Dem oe,t.
iden 8olfe on 2ebensmitteln feblt
nno leinen rieIisen armeen, lpelde.
100 iumer lie fonnen, perluben,
6reibeit ,lno 3ipiliiotion sic @urseln
ab5l,icbloeen. llnter bieien llmltan.
ben lei tpeiter fein 9ommentar be-
aiiglib Der ibipebenoen &elolntion
am Ylabe. 49,
@roBbrital,nien lebnte Soopers
Blan fiir @rnabrl,ug Der 3ioilbeDol-
ferung ser beletten 2dnoer ob mit
ser 8eeriinouns, boB oie 2ebensmit'
tellieferuneen Sic beutide &rie9sfiib-
r,,ne f0roern tpiiroen. Dies ,puroe
bon Berlin oabineebenb auseeleot.
bab sic britiide Sr,neerblodobe ee9en
ean5 europa gerihtet lit. Gor brei
8oden erflarten autoriiierte oeutlhe
Spreder, unter ben1 8olferre6t babe
Deutidlano- feline Gerpfli6tln,G Die
geoolferung bes belekten &uBlanos
5u ernGbren. Oie 8elabungen miib.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-10-15

&infs pben: Hep. 2eiiing por oem
3elt,, int ipelbe1u er ant ct. Ea>
trid's= =Jeite Die III. Meiie feicrte.
Sben Iinfs: Gin Caribou, Elm Sier,
mclhes 5luu aroBen Scil bos
ssleiih fir sic Miiiion liefert. SSn
ser Mtitte: Gin Sunoei iblitten.
llnten linfs: Die ct. Siioor's Sir
be. llntert re6ts: &alt oer fir oen
Sblitteu ber,penoeten Sun6e.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-10-15

ielblt nno SET @elt Iduloig, elm Sci.
ipiel bofiir 5,1 eeben, oaB 100000
900 Meni6en peribiebeniten Ston.=
mes lnb 5tanoes im @eiite gegen=
ieitieer s(6tnng l,nb eeeeuleitieen
gcrltebcns fret 5uiommenleben f6u=
men.
9ul6iamfeit lit nnb bleibt bas
5unoament aIler bemofratilhen Jrei=
beiten."
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-08-22
LUPINO AND GARFIELD
STAR IN DYNAMIC FILM

sinister influence. She doesn't
know, Of course, that her ''go
getting boy friend is extorting
money from her father. Before
he leaves that night he has
her promise to go to Cuba with
him. Then he goes to the two old
men, tells them lie knows they
have some savings and makes
them turn the money over to
him. Driven to desperation, the
old men decide to murder him.
They get him aboard their boat
by ruse. About to strike the
lethal blow when his gack is
truned, their courage fails. He
detects their purpose, jumps to
his feet, draws gun, stumbles
and falls overheard into the bay.
"Out Of the Fog was adapted
for the screen BY Robert Rossen,
Jerry Wald and Richard Macau-
lay from the play by Irwin
Shaw which had long and sue
cessful Broadway run. Anatole
Litvak directed.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-08-22

Beginning Sunday the Jlassic
theatre will present "Out Of the
Fog dynarli: new Warner
Bros. film that co-stars Ida
Lupino and John Garfield, the
pair who made 50 great on i'm
preston earlier in the season
as the star-crossed lover sofs
The Sea Wolf
"Out Of the Fog' has a mod
ern setting and deals with the
turbulent romance between an
excitement-hungry girl and ruth
less young man, determined to
sget ahead" in the world, at no
matter what cost. An excellent
cast has been lined up in sup
port Of the two stars. 1t includes
Thomas Mitchell, Eddie Albert,
John Qualen, Aline MacMahon,
George Tobias, Leo Gorcey and
Odette Myrtil.
The unique setting for the
drama Is Sheepshead Bay, a
cheap seaside resort near New
York. The story begins just after
the summer season ends, and the
year-round residents Of the little
community lrhws together foa
the long, lonely winter ahead
Two gentle old men, friends Of
long standing, forget the cares
Of their workaday lives fishing
at night from their little row.
boat. They dream Of the cay
when they will have saved up
enough money to buy bigger
boat and sail down to Cuba te
fish. Their dreams are rudely
interrupted by the sudden ap.
pearance Of sinsister young
man who extracts FIVE dollars a
week protection money from
them.
Not only does this opportunis.
tic young man play havoc with
tic lives of the two old men. he
also breaks up romance 81
long standing. Meeting the
pretty daughter of one of the
old men, he fascinates er 50
completely that she forgets all
about her steady boy friend, an
umfferpaid spieler for one Of the
boardwalk concessions. Her new
admirer seems TO open Il vista
Of new life---the champagne anti
orchids kind she has Away
dreamed about.
They hit few high spots to.
gether, then to make him ieal-
Gus, she tells him that man
offered her trip to Cuba
Pressed, she admits that the
man is her father who is anxious
/ to get her away from the mans
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-08-22
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of Cable Rd. They are formerly
Of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Johnson and
Mr.. and mrs. James Morgan spent
last weekend in Columbus, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Jones Of
Connersville, Ind. are visiting
friends and relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Morgan Of
New York City are guests in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Theodus
Higgins, IT.
Henry Thomas, South Baxter
street, spent several days in
Cleveland, Ohio. this week.
Nh. and Mrs. Frank I. Wood,
Jr., and children will return this
week after spending a delightful
vacation in the South. Wood is
director of Bradfield center.
DIR. and Mrs. A. A. Dalton are
spending this week attending the
National Medical convention,
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart Ransom,
West Elm street, are spending
several weeks vacation in the
South.
Sam Howard, Of West Third
street Is spending his vacation in
New York City.
Rev. and Mrs. G, ]. Johnson,
w. Spring street, are visiting in
the South.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Harri-
son, Jr., arrived home Tuesday by
plane after spending several days
in the East.
Dr.. and Mrs. u. S. Beam. East
Elm street, visited in Toledo and
Detroit last weekend Dr.. Beam
was guest speaker in the A. NJ. =.
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Rowe
Miss Geneva Rowe and Junior
Rowe were guests last weekend
in the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
ny BowIes in Jackson, Mich.
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Ralph Jones and v. Hickman
are visiting friends and relatives
while on 10 day leaves Of abb
sence.
Well, friends, this just about
winds up our column this week
and may | extend my thanks to
each of you for your cooperation.
Ii this column can be Of service
to you or your family, call 81967
and you will help others to keep
informed by reading The Forum.
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After ten years Of love-mak
ing by the hunt-and-peck sys-
tenn. during which many lovely
ladies wondered if he really
could kiss, James Cagney has
given in.
He planted kiss on Bette
Davis in the new Chassis picture,
The Bride Came COD. y that
runs full minute Oh the screen.
That's an all-time kiss record
Tor Cagney.
Director William keig'hley is
the agent proVaeateur who
tflcked Jimmie into the linger.
ing carress, and it happened be,
fore Jimmie realized what was
going on.
Determined to get that kiss
on record, keighley neither men
toned ii nor rehearsed il during
several days Of shooting IN j
gold mine tunnel set Hc had
several hot fires built and filled
the tunnel with smoke
ct was ii einch when we came
to the kiss scene" keighley said
Both Of them were drowsy viii
heat and fumes, and Cagneg WAS
so rolaxce that he simply fol.
lowed directions. !"
If Cagney was unkissed, or
only half-kissed, in previous pic
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Mantan Moreland again proves
his ability as one of the leading
colored comedians on the screen
today, running Rochester close
race for favoritism, and serving
notice that he is definitely head
ed for bigger things in movieland
due to his outstanding perform
ance in 1.-THE Gangs All Here, "
the main feature on double billed
program at the Palace theatre
Sunday, Monday and Tuesday,
August "a, % and 26. Co-starred
with frankie Darro as a truck
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driving team they angle with hi
jackers on roaring highway,
and the picture is loaded with ex
citement and action especially in
one scene where two five-ton
trucks race madly until one over
turns and is completely demol-
ished. The second big feature
stars Erie Linden and Ann Do
ran in Criminals Within and
Gene Autry and Smiley Burnette
rlay the leading roles in Chapter
No. 3 Of the serial "The Phantom
Empire. =
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EAST END
NEWS

Mt. Piagah Baptist Church
Sunrise Prayer Meeting. $50
Sunday School .................... $50
Morning Worship ............11 80
William Louis Of 3O5 Irwin
street is home from the hospital
and he is much improved.
Mrs. Celia Smith and Mrs.
Virginia Smith have returned
home from st. Louis, Mo.
Miss Eta Evans, who has been
visiting relatives and friends in
Atlanta, Ca, is home after a
very pleasant visit.
Mrs. Ella Brown is in Miami
Valley hospital. She gave birth tc
Glib. baby girl. The mother and
daughter are doing splendidly.
Get your tickets to the Sing
ing Contest to begin the 3rd Sat
urday in Septlneber.
Smith.
The Forum is on sale in
the East End at 1896 Spring.
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lures, it was all his own fault.
His leading ladies have included
Joan Blondell, Marion Nixon.
Patricia Ellis. Alice White, Lor.
eta Young. Evalyn Knapp.
Rosemary Lane, Madec Evans,
Olivia dc Havsland Rita Hay-
worth and Ann 81 eridans
The kisses he gave them we're
nothing TO set down ii eiri's
dairy. No actress playing op
poslte cagney has ever swoened
because Of his ardent loyc-mak
ing. and he has become uniustEs
famous as a woman beater IL
pictures. There's no question
about the slaps more con
convineingly than -he kisses.
But Bette Davis, II She likes
can preen herself for two unique
honors bestowed by cagney dur
ing production ii The Bride
Came co d. Z jimmie nad j
chance IN the script To strike hei
He refused lie had chance to
kiss her--and did.
This picture appears at the
Classic theatre ednesday, Thurs
day and Friday. September 3, I
and s.
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Mr.. Prilly Wright, Mr.. Lee R.
Wright and Mr.. Sampson Wright
are attending the grand session
Of the Masonic Lodge at Cleve-
land, Ohio.
After spending several days
with his brother and sister, Mr..
Jesse Lester, lat Hanover street
and Mrs. Albert Orr Of S. Wes-
tern avenue, Mr.. Perry Lester
left Monday for his home in New
man, Ga.
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MISS EyANGELlNE ROBIN.
SON. OF Chicago, daughter o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Robinson. i
wishing her brother and sister-in.
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Ike Robinson.
Of Sprogue street. Miss Robin
son plans to enter Wilson Junior
College in The fall end major in
social service work.