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Nogales international., 1941-05-10
FORMER GOVERNORS
HERE CINCO DE MAYO

Folmer Governors T. E. Camp
bell and Robert Jones were here
from Phoenix Monday for the Gin
co de Mayo ceremony on the in
ternatinal line at which Governors
C-JoCrn of Arizona and Macias of
Sonora exchanged greetings. Also
here for the ceremony was Jerrie
Lee of Phoenix, Republican candi-
date fer governor last year.
Nogales international., 1941-05-10
LOCALS
MORGAN IN HOSPITAL

Tom Morgan of the Citizens ALL
to Stage Line, who suffered a bad
ly sprained back recently, was re-
moved few days ago, from the Ho-
tel Bowman to ST. Josephs HoSpi-
tai.
Nogales international., 1941-05-10
CLUB

ROTARY CLUB
Milton A. GorodeZky, commander
of the CCC company at Pena Blan-
ca, was guest speaker at yesterday S
Rotary Club luncheon. j. G. Tov-
rea was program chairman. G. E.
Ellis gave report en- the annual
Rotary district conference held at
Flagstaff Sunday and Monday.
Others from Nogales attending the
Flagstaff convention were w T..
Turner and Mr. and Mrs. Chet
Rose.
Nogales international., 1941-05-10
SCHOOL TRUSTEES OF
COUNTY ORGANIZE

E. S. Edmonson was elected pres
ident, R. C. Blabon, president,
and Thomas L. Hall secretary
treasurer, of county school trus-
tees association formed here on May
l by representatives of five school
districts. Another meeting will be
held about May 15-
Nogales international., 1941-05-10

E. S. Edmonson attended a meet
ing of the state welfare committee
of the Episcopal church at. Phoenix
Thursday.
Nogales international., 1941-05-10
DIPLOMAS PRESENTED
BY JUDGE FARLEY

Judge Gordon Farley delivered the
graduating address and presented
diplomas at Patagonia Thur. night
to the graduates of the elementary
schools of the Patagonia district.
Nogales international., 1941-05-10
DREW INJURED

Cedric Drew suffered a cut on his
left arm when he slipped in tfs
bathroom OF his home Thursday
night. Twelve steel clamps were
necessary to close the wound.
Nogales international., 1941-05-10

Mr.. and Mrs r. c. Larimore of
Sonoita were here Sunday enroute
hcme from Tucson where they at
tended the horse races.
Nogales international., 1941-05-10

Mr. and Mrs. Charles DeMund of
Phoenix we're guests during the fies-
ia of MI. and Mrs. John Phillips of
Marsh Heights.
Nogales international., 1941-05-10

Wayne Hancock of Los Angeles,
representing the Merganthaler Limo
typc Company, was a business visi-
tor here Thursday.
Nogales international., 1941-05-10
SENATOR COXON HERE

Senator William CoXon was here
Sunday from Casa Grande con-
ferring with Governor Anselnlo
M ciaS Of Sonora.
Nogales international., 1941-05-10

MI. and Mrs. Mills Gillespie and
three daughters motored down to
Nogales from Tucson Monday to
see the fiesta parade. Gillespie,
formerly OF Nogales, is a reserve
officer stationed at Abilene, Texas.
Nogales international., 1941-05-10
pAGETWO
WIFE OF GOVERNOR
OSBORN ILL

Governor Osborn was accom-
panied on his visit to Nogales Sun
day and Monday from Phoenix by
his wife who has been ill for the
past three months suffering from.
an attack of arthritis.
Nogales international., 1941-05-10
DEFENSE STAMPS

Through arrangements with the
United States postoffice, the El Pa
SO. Store is selling U. S. defense
stamps in denominations of from
tsn cents to five dollars.
Nogales international., 1941-05-10

Curious echo OF the rich old
Baron'S secret 5 romance. For 80
years, only his executors knew that
the little girl he met in railroad
station had shared a love-nest with
him, but now England's wartime
income tax laws have revealed his
sentimental double life Don't miss
this unique true-life love story in
The American Weekly, the maga-
zine distributed with next weeks
LOS ANGELES EXAMINER =
(AdV.)
Mr.. and Mrs. P. j. Bughman are
Nogales international., 1941-05-10

Attorney Leslie c. G. Hardy was
here from Phoenix Saturday visit
ing his father, Judge Charles E.
Hardy
Nogales international., 1941-05-10

Harry J. Karns was here Sun
day from Tucson where he recently
moved his rock crusher.
Nogales international., 1941-05-10

A. M. Gillespie of Tucson, FORM
er Nogales banker, was here Mon
day.
Nogales international., 1941-05-10

4Attorney General Joe Conway
was here Monday from Phoenix at
tending the fiesta.
Nogales international., 1941-05-10

lyal Valenzuela was in town Thurs
dAy from Patagonia.
Nogales international., 1941-05-10
HERE FOR FIESTA

Major and Mrs. ]. D. Moore of
Fort Huachuca and p W. Newberry,
recorder of Cochise county, were
here Sunday attending the fiesta
Nogales international., 1941-05-10

Major George Macdonald was a
visitor here Sunday from Phoenix.
Nogales international., 1941-05-10

Mr.. and Mrs. P. j. Bughman are
visiting relatives in Illinois.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-01
What'n Andy
Hardy Do Next

What's next for Andy Hardy ,
Mickey Rooney. who has made
this particular lad an American
household word. Is bordering this
weighty problem. In the newest Of
the Hardy Family series. Andy
Hsrdys Private Secretary" the
top feature at Hamricks Music
Box. Andy passes an important
milestone. He graduates from
high school
That leaves two courses open TO
him" says Rooney. Either he can
20 on 10 college or he can get him
self a job. Personally. / don't know
what the Hardy writers have de-
cided TO do with him but know
what I'd like 10 see. First I'd have
him go out and get job. find out
what it's like outside of Carvel.
Then, / think Andy would appre-
ciate the security and the oppor-
tunity for good time that college
offers"
Rooney is dead serious when he
considers Andy's career. for Andy
and Mickey have become closely
associated during tn. past eight
Hardy films.
"Andy's a swell kid" he saws.
But no needs In get some Of tn.
freshness knocked out of him. he
has always been the big shot ~
Csrvel. He runs the graduating
class IN Andy Hsrdy's Private
Secretary He usually manages
10 get everything he really
wants. His dad is wonderful and
always gives him the right advice.
But Andy takes 1t, not because he
is convinced that his fathers ex-
perience makes him more qualified
to judge, but because he can't very
well help himself"
OF all the Hardy pictures. how
ever, Rooney admits TO getting the
biggest thrill out OF the current
adventure
Frank Morgan and Billie Burke
starring in The Wild Man OF
Borneo' completes the bill.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-01
Chad Hanna at
Temple 7 tomorrow

Walter d. Edmonds' latest novel.
Chad Hanna" which was pub
lished serially IN the Saturday
Evening Post under the title Of
Red Wheels Rolling" has been
filmed by the 20th Century Fox
studios Starring Henry Fonda.
Dorothy Lamour and Linda Oar
nell. Is opening Tuesday st the
Temple theatsr.
Like Drums Along me Mo-
hawk" Edmonds' novel which
10th csntury-Fox made INTO .
memorabls picture last year.
Chad Hanna" Ia also laid IN the
picturesque Mohawk country.
Chad Hanna" hs. q brilliant
featured cast headed by Guy Hib-
bee. Jane Darwsll and John Car
radine and includes nsay other
film fsyoritss. henry King d
rscted and Associate Producer
Nunnally johnson did the sor.en
play.
Little Nelli. Kelly" starring
Judy Garland George Murphy and
Charles winnlnger. will complies
IN. new bill.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-01
BY LOU SCHNEIDER

NEW YORk-Psul V. MCNutt
federal security administrator and
eoordinator of health and welfare.
says mobilization of the country's
food resources at this time il as
important to the defense program
ss the building of the machinery
OF ornaments.
Administrator McNutt saws the
strength Of people does not lie
alone In men under arms. He SAYS
the hub of the problem is feeding
the people, and points TO the sx-
perience of Great Britain.
Food IL nations best defense
against fear since II gives men
and women courage physically"
The office of the coordinator,
says McNutt, will utilize every
available resource TO see to ii that
every man, woman and child in the
country obtains the foods he needs
for health regardless Of the vast
new military feeding requirements.
Initiation - Commodity traders
and food dealers say the current
upward move in foodstuff prices
isn't caused by the fact that a
billion dollars worth of such prod
ucts will be exported under the
lease-lend act or that there is a
possibility of a shortage, but is the
result of shelf stocking" and some
speculative buying on the fear that
the huge national defense costs.
coupled with the governments
terrific debt, may bring on mild
initiation.
Flour-Flour trade insiders say
bakers aren't stocking up an in
ventory position despite price
strength in the wheat markets.
The informant says consuming in
terests doubt that shipments to
Europe to alleviate hunger there
will create any shortage here. The
flour price rise Is traced to specu-
lative interests who may be left
holding the proverbisl bag.
Labor's Baby - Official adyjces
from Washington are that a boost
In steel prices will not have gov
eminent sanction and that there's
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-01
Primary Program al Lyon School
Tuesday and Wednesday Evenings

A program vii b presented BY
the primary department Of Lyon
school. ioI "a. 4sth st. in the
school auditorium Tuesday and
"Wednesday ~ 80 ? m. under
sponsorship q the Msry Lyon
PIT A.
Funds vii Be used for benefit
o. the lunch rom.
Children OF the first grade will
present : special train to safety
first land. healthlsnd and play
land David winhyde will serve
a. conductor. Part Of the engine
will Be taken by Carl Hsggstrom
and Walter Anderson. while Rene
Nelson will act as the whistle
Donna Amman and Donna Jean
Hope will sing.
Others to take part include Dick
Elgood. farmer: Msrilyn Flattum.
baker. Clemens Nichols. dairy
man: Lois Hellar and Dorthea Le-
Chance. dolls. and Erik Redall.
rabbit
The following will be "passen-
gers:
Barbara Tonetti. Bobby Keough.
Wesley kroger Duane Hart. Tommy
1horning jay Sholberg Kenneth
Warren. Shirley Bitner Gene Mont
somery. Bonnie Graves. John Bow
man. Howard Peterson Jan Terry
Barbara Liehtenberg Jerry Balsom.
Eugene Tveten. Harold Johnson and
lila May Ewell
Children Of the first and second
grades, under supervision OF Flor
snce Peterson. teacher, will be
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-01
Comedy and Mystery
AT Riviera Theaier

Said 10 be- frankie Darros most
hilarious comedy mystery. Mono
grams Laughing at Danger" II
now showing 81 the Riviera the.
alter with an outstanding support
ing cast.
Seen In the romantic lsAds are
Joy hodges, who plays tn. role Of
a beauty operator. And George
Houston. who portrsys a detective.
Ironically enough. thsss two par
formers who firyt got their mart
IN motion pictures ss vooallsts. do
not sang m Laughing at Danger -
Other important leads include
Msn,sn M~eisnd. popular oosorsd
comedian. vsds Ann Borg. Guy
Usher and IIlhan Elliott
Topping tho River. hall u
Ginger Britton In Soul. In Pawn. "
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-01
Ludwick 10 Take
Over Alleman Post

James r. Ladwiek has been
named 70 succeed y. J. Ansman A.
agent for the Milwaukee road At
Tacoma, " Was announced Mon
day by Sapt. w. c. Ovens.
James Ludwick entered the ser
vice Of the Milwaukee road in 1917
as an sgent-opsr in South Da.
kota and Montana During the last
war he took leav. Of absence 10
volunteer for the army. and saw
service overseas with the sist d.
vision. He resumed railroad ser
vice on being mustered out in 1919.
He was sppointe travelling
freight and passenger agent for
the Milwaukee, with hesdquarters
in Tacoma, in 1898. continuing in
that position until his new ap-
pointmsnt.
Allemsn concludes his long rail-
road service Tuesday. when he re-
tires.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-01
Behind the Ticker

no reason to believe a general steel
price advance is being considered
by the industry.
Steel manufacturers say this
sounds fine from a political stand
point but that IL lsbor's demand
for increased wages is out of line.
steel prices will be lifted and that
the government should consider
that point.
Rails - Railroad companies are
in unique position to benefit
from the armament program. Car
riers will enjoy larger volume Of
car losdings. especially now that
eoastwise shipping facilities are
reduced by the taking over Of
many boats by the army and navy.
On top Of that, most railroads are
relatively free from the excess
profits tax burden - unless con-
gress changes this setup in q new
revenue act.
Reports Are That: Sloss- Shelf
field will be liberal dividend payer:
Allied Chemical owns $40 per cent
of outstanding 100000 shares d.
Dresser ManufaCturing's 1941 di-
vidend estimated at 81 or better
share Phelps Dodge first
six-month net estimated at more
than 81 so a share Union Oil
of California income aided by low
cred operating costs National
Tea first-ouarter net will run un-
der like period last year; this
official.
American Zinc to clear preferred
dividend arrears this year. no COM
mon dividend likely South
Porto Rico sugar revenues reduced
by loss Of European sales mar
kets Consolidated Aircraft's
earnings this year will set new
high Thermoid common di-
vidend likely later in year 8.
Otis Steel active on armament con-
tracts For greater trading
appeal there's switching from
American Seating into Studebaker.
Hayes Manufacturing will soon
start work on $4,000. 900 Brewster
Aeronautical sub-contract Held
for attractive yield: Diesel-Wem-
mer-Gilbert: cigars.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-01


vhlis N. rim 70 hs.~a N the
hy.nos hlstnfie fessa h~tw<-u the
ise comedians. nevertheless. thsrs
= ample provision made IN TIE
story fer romance. pretty Klria. ~
tune. asilxhtfni dancing sna ether
fiFst rate ingredients ~ suce~~s-
al eemssiy musicals stars n<r.
asx .aa Aiisn. twe 81 ths finest
comedians wha sves put laugh.
stitches N .nyhcsiys side. ses ~ea-
isrfsa support from the sseell<nt
feature cast ineiudin. such hight
names ~ Mary my Hs.Ft neisaEs
10 Daddy Martin. vsFr.s Tss.-
tsi. Virgins Dale rhs Merry
Mac. ard Rochester tEaais Asa.r~
sonl
n . this movie sc~rs' srsnEa.
thai IN. Kenny. Alien nn<s IN me
radio ~sfs never - singing ard
a. enmie.i 80 they are "a me
screen. Playing themselves in IN.
plesars. the fsa aisdiators are 81
their funniest rhs rivalry 10
.eed-nstnred ard topped wtth
clever hamns. and never depends
f~ laughs 90 msrv Iii.ssmpss~si
Pronunciation. This h 81 u should
he for god comedy.
A. . comedian. Rochester slvss
svsfyheas a The picture quite .
competition foe top sasass. ".
understand both Kenny and Alien
laid aside their own fessd eaneetn-
ink comedy lines 10 ioin faFess and
see 10 u that tho colosed lad got
his SHARE ~ laugh linss Theresa
Harris. his Elrl friend and Aliens
maid. In the picturs, danes. with
vsrvs and sparkle
And when Mary Martin ans.
Ny Heart Belongs 10 Dsddy'ia-at
any othsr atty for that matter
YOU realize that your hssrt n~lnnx.
n this .ovsly chsrmsr she mas
quality and can hold her own w
any company.
Mary plays Fred Aliens nlses, |
who falls IN love with lack Benny
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-01
Realism Marks
Saga Of Adam

A 81 can happen In one gensra-
ton. laughter ard trsrs. birth snd
death I'D love A panorama q nfe
and q lifetime % drama az hate and
riches. poverty and war and peace.
And. IN THIS stirring background Il
= changing world. CoIurahls .
Adam Had Your Sons tells the
drama history q q oolorfui family.
ssEs - sdroi,ly told that Il
rightly has won the critical se-
claim Of all Of Hollywood. - NOV
Ing and 80 powerful that Il easily
becomes one q the most enter
tanning Aims Of the year
Based upon Legacy. Charles
Ronners best seller. Adam Had
-Four Sons 10 now showing a. the
Rislto thester with Ingrid Berg
man ard Warner Baxter starred.
and a weslth Of brilliant character
players lending them intrinsleally
valuable support
The story Of five attractive
men - four devii-msy-oars sons
and their patient. understanding
father and % two women ready
10 destroy each other in order Ia
win them. Adam Had Four sons
u a romantic. hr.sth-taking beau
tiful story told with intimate.
burning reality under the direction
Of Gregory Ratoff.
Baxter IL seen as the father who
almost fails in his trust, Miss
Bergman IL cast as the kovvrnsss
who acted a. mother Of another
woman's children, who fought for
their lives and their happiness
with every weapon at her COM
mand. Susan Hayward 10 tn.
newcomer TO the screen,
portrays modern searlett
oHara. the daughtsr-in-lsw whose
reckless kisses ruthlessly destroy
a home. Fay Wrsy is seen as the
mother who's. death. while her
children are infants, precipitates
the tense drama which is Adam
Had -Four Sons.
Helen Westley. as the uHder-
standing aunt who Joins Miss
Bergman IN her fight to keep
secure the happiness Of their
loved ones. Richard Dsnnlng.
Johnny Downs. Robert Shaw and
Charles Lind. as the sons. are Of
splendid assistance To the stars in
bringing 10 the screen a produe-
ton that is stirring America to
the bottom OF its heart. a true and
picture u American
family life.
Mr. Bonner's novel was adapted
TO the screen by William Hurlbut
and Michael Blankfort. who have
captured In thrilling fashion tho
scenes of unforgettable romance,
81 struggle and OF victory which |
made Legacy" one Of the might
lest stories OF the human heart |
ever 10 WIN best selling honors.
The second feature brings TO the
screen the famous and lovesble
family. the Bumstesds. in Blonde
Goes Latin" starring Penny
Arthur Lake. and Larry
Sims
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-01

>cen in a plsylet. Little Helpers g
Taklng part vil - DAVID Bard
Donald Freisheim- D~lheHz Kahn
Larry Sssshan. Billy Haze. Alsx
rzlmadge Gsylcrd Mates HanhY
Frstz Dale Wldner and vlezaz Main
farmer Lorns Mcleod Janice I've
ien. Mar. Anne stelling Carolyn
Llnsfead. 10 Matthews. ssIlT Boafhs.
Eleanar Heinrich and Anita Hale
little mothers. Mar Jane Jeter Car
&c Pennington. Doris Stokes Beverly
Pieflls Donna CoonsY MARLIN shield
md JOYCE ostlund. fairies and Larry
D-leert Kahn. BOBBY FrIfz. Paul
Roteheck. GAYLORD Mates Fdellen
Hasktnson Victor Main. AK rAl-
naadse. Jerry Buck Give sundgr.n
CLARK Duvan. David Baird and 10
Ann Benson. community helpers
The "A and "a classes. under
direction OF Miss Zelda Gellen-
beck. will take part In "His-
wathas Childhood" with the fol-
lowing participating:
Jared Patterson. HiaWatha. John
Christensen. pine tree Willard Hiln-
soss. fir tree. william Anderson. owl:
Bruce Ross. owlet. Ronald Booth
Iaeoo. Linda James. Nokomis shir-
ley Clark FREELY. ReVa Burton
moon. Rita Riddle river fairy. and
Jimmy Davis Warren Davis. lev
kerr james McElroy. Phillip stmons.
Ronald springer Kenneth Thompson.
Billy FINLEY and Dexter wsshourn.
Indian dancers
Laura Leigh Havilina Lila IAthrop.
Georgia Matthews. Alice Meredith
Nancy Nelson and JoAnn Wall lul-
laby chorus. Doris Caldwell. Donna
Harrelson. Harriet Lemms. Patty
Murphy Janet Peterson and Clarice
Zenker. flowers. Janice Beitz. Dolores
Dickinson, Aarlene Freishsim. Pafri-
ciA Kerr. Patricia Rae Robert Fiem-
ming Bobby Gee Larry Jones Far
nest Krebs. Douglas Poston and Lea
ter street. verse choir
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-01

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fFpm s~sh eth~rss hsess sn1 81
meat h~scm~ ne<c<u h.l<t1l<s Thss
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he fsssssssss take au~r ths f~w,Ins
pssess sssn ~h~n henry flnds ~
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Aii~n's ssm wsftsd sssev vsrsus
f~sssisls ds~ls aat mary : roa~nle:
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-01
Girl and Cob
Have Troubles

The matrimonial plan. Of . ste
nographer and her sailor sweet
heart and the humanizing Of q
sedate young sociallie executive
make for plenty Of comedy ro-
nance and adventure in a Girl.
a Guy and q Cob" Harold Lloyd.
initial film production now show
ms on the Roxy screen.
With George Murphy ss The
sailor. Lucille Rail as the sirl In
the case and Edmond osRnen as
the business man. the picture
promises 10 he one ~ the SEA
son's fastest and funniest offer
ings. Having quit the navy to
marry and settle down. the sailor
n busy trying to raise enough
money TO get married on. but his
various financial projects have .
persistent habit Of failing.
Meanwhile. the girls socialite
employer becomes interested in her
and In her seagolng fianes. and.
assisted by the girls eccentric
family. the girl and IN. COB man
age TO turn the dignified young
business man into a human being
and a nice guy. Tho Improvement
has several results among them
the hilarious climax when The saii-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-01

niuto-wsrnss n.s,ss .aa Inssss
hrfsfnsn IN sdsn HAD f,sus
sons. n 70 Ill as1. Tss. iois
also Penny slasisfca and AFthuI
lsss IN "nlonais o<-s Latin.
as s.s. az . o.
NJ SIC nov - ni.srr Rocn.y and
Lewis Assne IN Andy naraYs rrt.
s ~. s 80 -. -, so 90 70
Man Of sorn~o.a 90 %. . Ia
ni.tt wot ~ Charles urspswin and
Gene Tlsrnsx in ssT-ohaeeo Ra.a
~ so ia 81 10 90 .lss Nsrl.
ohcren and ezlph Richardson In
Tie lion Mas Ninss.' II 10. sa
Frsnk DARN IN "tAushins
~ panssf II 30 CO M %
so also .aoaa Ia rawn IA so
90. aso = % 10 "A
atrtH> sHowI>os
ntNtnfN Jsef Benny aod rrsa
Alien In Love Thy Nrlshhaf si-a
hure~Ns Meredith and ifsns HsfYsy
In san Franchise Docss
tArtrot. Drama Durhtn ana
Nieehs Attst IN 'sprins Parade
slso oens RAYMOND and wsnaY
haffis IN "Cfnss Conntrt Romance
towwt i>tfs Jean Arthur ana Will.
lam soldsn In .AriKnns also tee
Tracy snd Linda Hayes In Million
slros Ia Prison
Nav srRhtr-Josn Bennett and
Francis Lsdsr.r in The Man
Married sise W & Fisids and tina
hers~l In Hank Dics
Fthk Gary Cuof~F and Msasiins
Carroll IN "kofthwss, kvuntsd
PROCTOR nlss Crosby and MARY
Martin In Rhythm on ths River
aiso Tin boit ana virginia Gilmore
In "kAadts
Aeoauusy aud pa
tFicis Morrison In Hangers NJ rsa-
tune siro 1or 2 Brown In ~
You Won't Tals
HhN - Jean Arthur and william
Holden Ia "Afisana Also Roaeos
Harms and ruth ponnsiiy In pet.
ucoat Politics
sutii. ROY Rogers and aeots.
"uabbt" HAYES IN "rhs Ranger ana
ehe Lady. alsp nalpn hsiismy aud
Msrssrsh Lindsay IN Meet ths
~ N~tf Tyrone rnsos ana Iapda
Derneii IN The Mar ~ Zorro /"
slso LLOYD Nalsn and Lynn mari
IN Pier
rrurtr CLARK oahls ana sedy Ia.
MARI in ecomfsde Il" also tohn
usrfisid snd Brenda AsFsnsif in
East 81 the River"
LihtHfN. ruysiisp James cssney.
ohvis d HaYlllsnd and rita Nay
worth In .sussb<frS blonde"
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NOTED TRIO FEATURED

Dealing with the troubles .
pretty secretary and her sailor
sweetheart have In humanizing the
former stuffy young employer. the
new Harold Lloyd comedy pro-
duction for RKo Radio, - Girl,
Guy and Cob" features George
Murphy. Lucille Ball and Edmond
O'Erlen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-01

RoNN-oeorss Murphy and lucille
Rail In a ON. A ous and A Got.
Gilmore snd William Hsnf1 IN
Jennie" as, 500. sls
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-01
FIRST "TAI.kIT.

Frank Aorgans frs. talking
picture was Belle Of the Night. ("
which won for him q long term
contract and stsrdom.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-01

DAUGHTER ov InIsm MAyon
Asuresn onuiiivan vas barn
and raised In noyis. ireland. ~hsrs
her father wss . ma Tor In the
connaukht Rangers. . divlssea ef
the irish army.