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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-18
INDUSTRIES IN PATH
OF ADVANCING GERMANS

The m in Industries of the
Soviet Union thus are in the
west. and In the immediate path
of the advancing Germans. The
secondary line of industry. which
has been intensively developed in
recent years. lies along and be-
yond the Urals. Exact figures are
not available, but according to
material in the reference files of
the American Russian institute in
New York, the eastern states pro-
duce little more than one-seventh
OF Russias entire production.
They do. however. furnish about
one-fourth of the fuel and metal.
end their resources have only been
scratched.
The region. known as the Ural-
Kuzbass cambinat. is described as
an empire equalling all of western
Europe in size, stretching from
Vologda, northeast of Moscow, to
the Yenesei river. /, 800 miles east
ward and southwark to Kuibyshev
on the lower Volga. II has vast
coal fields. iron and extensive
steel works.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-18
Nation S Sieepesi
Tax Bill Passed
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moth cost of defense. Even so
the treasury will be $4,000. 600, 900
or more in the red next year
Final congressional action came
on senate adoption of a conference
.eport on the measure which start
ed through the legislative process
more than six months ago. An
other new tax bill. concerned
chiefly with legal procedures and
handling income taxes in the COM
munity property states. IL sched-
uled to come before congress soon.
New individual income tax rev.
enue will come from stiff sur
taxes on the lower and medium
brackets, and a result of reduced
personal exemptions.
With personal exemption for
married couples reduced to 81. 500
and for single persons to $3.50.
and surtax starting Mt 6 per
cent on the first dollar of tax
able income. persons who this year
paid nothing win find themselves
paying as much as $50. Those
who have been steady contributors
10 the treasury may find their
hills multiplied two to eight times
CNE-THIRD TO COME
FROM NUISANCE TAXES
About one-third of. the new
r"oney viii come from excise levies
the nuisance taxes" which are
estimated TO yield some $4,000, 900
. day. These imposts affect n
wide variety of articles ana
services.
Everyone will find 3 per cent
levy on his monthly telephone bill
for the first time. Every motorist
will have to pay SIS federal fee
next year To use his automobile.
.rheb uyer of new radio will
indirectly contribute 10 per cent
of its cost to the United States.
The levies on liquors, wines. play
ing cards and numerous other
favorite subjects of taxation will
he increased.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-18
Tacoma Resident
Dies Just Before
9lst Birthday

Mrs. Emma Kalenborn. 81 s22o
10Th ave. So. Seattle. died Tues
day a. the home Of her daughter.
Mrs Media X Thompson. with
whom she made her home. she
would have been 81 years Old
Thursday
The widow q Peter A. Kslen-
born. she was = native Of Milwau-
kee. Wis. She was the mother Of
three sons and one daughter. Sh.
moved TO Kansas in 1853. and 10
Tacoma in 1857. She lived here
until five years ago. when she
went 10 Seattle 10 live with her
daughter She was a member Of
the Catholic church.
Besides her daughter. she leaves
one son. Arion :. Kalenborn Of
Redwood City. Calf six grand
children: three great grsndchil-
dren. and two brothers. Theo
Mohrbseher OF Tacoma. and John
Mohrbacher OF Long Beach. Calf.
Buckley-king Will announce the
funeral arrangements.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-18

are from families listed on the
rolls of health or welfare agencies
AIS per cent of the Girl Scouts
of Tacoma are from families who
have been or are receiving aid from
health or welfare agencies.
Many OF the families are known
to more than one of the various
agencies and many have been serv-
ed by three or more.
Good Cross-Section
This. according to MIR. Hooker,
is good cross-section Of the popu-
lation and completely rcfutes the
rumor that the agencies surveyed
are only for children from families
in the higher income brackets in
stead of from families ordinarily
considered eligible for aid from
Chest agencies.
THE parents of the rich kids
who are members of the Scouts
or Girl Reserves are among the
most liberal contributors to the
Chest" continued Hooker. Fees
charged children do not meet the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-18
Marriage
licenses,

Marriage license applications
we're received Wednesday BY
County Auditor s Clifford Davis
from the following. John Loss. "a.
Brainerd. Mimi and Phyllis l.
Chrysler. -. OF 1902 Ea. SD 81:
Thomas r. Ristvet. IS. and Doris
A. Hood. 20. both Of 1922 SO.
Alder ST. Dave Cardwell Jr.. 81.
Of APO. IL. and Myrtle L. Smith.
IS. Rutland apartments. Thurley
" Smith. 81. Fort Lewis. and
Winona J. Morgan. 30. Of 543e
SO. Lawrence st. Milan p. Yer
kovieh. q. Fort Lewis. and Mil
dred J. Hale. 20. Bakersfield.
Calf: Ellis f. Hunsberger. "a. of
s2s Ea. Odd st. and Rosa f. John
son. 20, OF SOC So. 35th st. Harry
II. DeMak, 30. Fort Lewis. and
Jean Chaliff. 30. Chicago: Ernest
2. Marchio. 10. Of 1883 So. Cush-
man ave. and Drusella L. Roberts.
10. OF 1904 SO. Monroe st: Merle
". JohnsonIs 20. Of 2515 So. s2d
St. and Alvina NJ. Davis. %. of
s13 Ea. 5sth st.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-18
Survey Of Three Agencies
Is Conducted by Exchange

why should the Boy Scouts.
Girl Scouts and YMCA benefit
from Community Chest funds
Because this question and many
others like IT have come TO the
attention of the Chest office from
time to time. the Chest board and
council requested survey of the
three above agencies be made
through facilities of the Social
Service Exchange. Ernest NJ. Han
sen, secretary, and Mrs. c. w. Lea
jr.. chairman of the exchange. have
submitted the following findings
TO the Chest. the significance OF
which, according TO A. II. Hooker
jr.. president, should be of public
interest. The results OF the sur
vey shows:
Figures Given
a7.65 per cent of the Boy Scouts
of Tacoma are from families who
are or have been assisted by health
and welfare agencies.
1906 per cent of the Girl Re-
serves of Tacoma Ca YWCA group)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-18
Victim of Accident
Token to Hospital

In the city jail Wednesday for
investigation Of an automobile &C
cident was Herbert Foster. -.
1s6th infantry band. 4lst division.
He is accused of driving his car
into one owned by W. ]. Thomas,
which was parked in front of the
latters residence at 254o So. Ia
coma ave. The accident occurred
at 1858 P. m. Tuesday.
Foster. unconscious upon arrival
Of police. was taken to the county
hospital and given emergency
treatment for a fractured nose and
shock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-18
School Situation
To Be Discussed
AT Club Meeiinu

Progress Of plans for develop
nent Of the new consolidated high
school and grade school area cen
tering at Clover Park. and latest
Information on the fire district
plans will be main topics At the
first fall meeting of the Lakes
District Community club at Lake
wood center. Thursday evening.
Allen II. Link. who recently re-
turned from Washington. d. c.,
VIII report on the fire district
situation and supt. A. C. Hudt-
loft of the school district Will talk
on school plans. Col. Ronald d.
johnson. now on duty at Fort
Lewis. is also on the program TO
discuss army life at the fort.
The roundtable dinner will be at
$50; business session starting al
$50. All residents of the Lakes
district are welcome TO attend
James c. Fowler Is club president.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-18
Cookie Jar
Is Popular

Dear Mrs. Jones: Just few
words to express my appreciation
for the swell cafe and the fine
spirit in which II was presented.
PVT. KENNETH d. KING.
Dear Madam: To show my ap-
probation I will write and thank
you for the nice place you have
here. The cookies and coffee were
splendid
PFC. CLIFFORD SHAFFER.
Above are two of the scores Of
letters received at the USo unit
at 10th and Pacific
Members Of the Federated Wo-
mems clubs of Tacoma. under the
leadership OF Mrs 3. r Thomas.
are providing a cookie jar at the
gathering place for service men,
which they hope to keep filled,
especially on week-ends.
Different groups of women pro-
vide cookies. cakes and other
goodies for the men.
Regular programs are provided
each week at the USO units.
Dances. entertainments, games,
socials and other events help create
interest for the soldiers on leave.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-18

Chief purpose of the observance
of National Retailers for Defense
Week is the stimulation of inter
est in national defense activities.
Retailers are assisting the govern
ment through cooperation in the
of essential materials.
support of defense measures and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-18

entire cost of the service, there
fore the Chest must make up the
balance to keep these agencies go
ing in their work of building good
children and cutting down juvenile
delinquency"
The Social Service Exchange,
through which the survey was
made. is jointly supported by the
state of Washington and the Chest
to eliminate duplication of service
by the various agencies.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-18

the selection of Tacoma's Mrs.
Typical Customer. The award to
the woman chosen for this honor
will be sos Defense Savings
Bond contributed by TIE mer-
chants. and the winner vi have
a chance to compete for The ma
tional title which includes a trip
TO New York City.
Entry blanks and rules are avail
able at all stores displaying the
Retailers for Defense posters. The
contest closes at midnight, Friday.
September 10, and entries which
must be mailed to the Tacoma
Chamber of Commerce are re-
quired to he postmarked before
that deadline.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-18

price maintenance on the hundreds
of articles Of merchandise which
they handle in their capacity of
purchasing agents for the public"
The merchants committee rep
resenting Tacoma retail stores
urged today that housewives enter
the contest which viii result in
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-18
MAIN INDUSTRIAL.
CENTER AHEAD or NAZIS

The main industrial center Of
the Ukraine. however. still lies
ahead OF the Germans. Il is the
Donbass or Don basin at the
eastern end OF the republic. about
200 miles from Krivoi 9og II Is
abundant in coal, steel ana other
raw materials which supply not
only its own factories. but are an
important source for Moscow and
Leningrad.
Moscow is Russia's largest in
dustrial city. II IL the center for
high grade steels. automotive
equipment, airplanes. tanks. ma
chine tools and a wide variety of
other essential products Russia s
main locomotive and heavy ma
chinery plants are IN the Moscow
region which. including the city
proper. has population Of about
1000 900
The second Industrial center is
Leningrad. which, like Moscow, Is
a vital rail center for northwestern
Russia. II is the head of the
canal system extending TO the
Volga and central Russia. II is
Russis's greatest machine building
center and has a wide variety of
other industries.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-18
Cannon Elected Head
Oh Appropriations
WASHINGTON

WARRINGTON ~ The house
Wednesday elected Rep Clarence
Cannon. D. No. who sometimes
has opposed President Roosevelts
foreign policy, as chairman OF its
powerful appropriations COM
mittee. He succeeds the late Ed
ward T. Taylor of Colorado.
Cannon was nominated by IN.
ways and means committee. which
had jurisdiction over committee
assignments. after Rep. Clifton A.
Woodrum. D.. Va withdrew his
name from consideration.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-18
Proiracied War
Is Now F aced by
Army Of Russia

Continued From Page One
important IN dus tries. although
what fell into their hands was of
no immediate use u them b.
blowing up the big Dnieper dam.
east OF Krivoi Ror. the Russians
destroyed the power which sup
plies the chain Of metal industries
IN that part Of the middle Ukraine.
They incidentally flooded the lower
Dnieper when the released waters
fwept down the river which may
partly explain the long German
halt at its banks
La gaceta., 1941-12-19
PARA La NUJER
DEL HoGAR
Architecture

En- la arquitectura ornamen
tai, la ornamentaci6n embelle-
ce; pretendiendo embellecer,
10 que hace es perjudicar.
La o-rnamentaci6n embrolla
la ornamentaci6n confunde, la
ornametaci falsific6a. En- cam
bio, ell estilo "desnudo," es Ell
estilo puro y architectural por
excelencia. La belleza a "cuer
pc limpio" tendra que ser mas
bella y tambien mas arquitec-
t6nica. Lo architectural por
excelencia es la e%structura. La
architecture que Sc coupe de
estructuras manejara, pues,
tan solo grandes %lfneas, gran
des pianos, grandes masas, Y
con ella la bellaza ganara y
Sc movera en- su elemento, pOr
que la .belleza p%rimordial de
la plastica Sc nutre y solamen
tie Sc nutre de meas, hasas y
pianos.
Cunato mas limpios mejor,
porque solamente entonces pc
La gaceta., 1941-12-19
Los GauIeiters de las principales
ciudades amercanas
Una escuela dirigida por ell Prof. Schoeneman

jas, que Hitler era la luz del
mundo y que ell pueblo aleman
habia sido escogido para gober-
mar sobre todas las demas ma
clones del globo.
Este eNplica ell estaiblecimien-
to de variaS facultades en- las u
invertebrates alemanas para ms
truir alumnos para servicio flu
turo de Gaul tiers de pafses in
gleses, y de paiSes de la Anne
RIGA del Sur, y hasta de los esta-
dos que forman la Confedera-
ci6n N-orteamericana.
Por ejemplo, la facultad para
eel estudiO de paises extranJe-
ros" de la Universidad de Ber-
lin cuenta con SEIS
alumnos los q. siguen un curse
especial y estan recibiendo aho-
ra los Gltimos tOques para gra-
duarse como los futures Gaulei-
ters de New York, New Jersey
Pennsylvania, Delaware o Ma
ryland. Hitler ha sembrado es-
tas ideas peligrosas Ell la mente
de la juventud alemana y no re
La gaceta., 1941-12-19

Londres, Diciembre 19.-Du-
fante siete anos-desde 1888 a
1880 sea entire la subida de
Hitler al poder y Ell comienzo de
la guerra, Alemania qued6 espi-
ritualmente aislada de TODD ell
mundo. Ell 1nico medic de lie
gar a los oidos alemanes-la ra-
do extranjCro-evit6 cuidado-
samente toda mterferencia en-
10 que entonces sc di6 en- Namar
asuntos interiors; de Alemania.
Hoy ell mundo Sc da cuenta de la
enorme responsabilidad que de
cabe por esta equivocaci6n. Es-
tos "asuntos interiors;" de Ale
mania no eran otra cosa sino
preparedness para la guerra y
la hegemonia mundial.
La juventud alemana que vier
te su sangre en- los campos de
batalla de Russia, ha sido educa-
Ida, durante siete amos, para ell
papel no solamente de duehos y
senores de Europa sino de la tie
ira en- total. Sc les ha metido a
son de bombo dentro de sus ore
La gaceta., 1941-12-19

dram jugar por ST mismos y SO
lamente entonces destacara su
eficacia.
"S6lo entonces el verso ar
quitect6nico podra escucharse
nltido, libre de woes ajenas
y de concentrates inoportu-
nos"
La Casa es una estrofa. To-
do arte, en- rigor, cuando es
arte, juega siempre con ritmos
Y cadencias. Ell arte es proper
ci6n. La recitaci6n, la plasti-
ca, la m1sica juegan a relacio
mar magnitudes Y a entrela-
Ear movimientos. La m1sica 10
logra con ell tono, con la melo
dfa y con la pausa.
La plastica 10 logra con la
Inca, con la masa y con ell pa
no. Las masas dan ell tono; u
ma vez dado ell tono de la ma
sa, las lfneas y los pianos in
tervienen; las lfneas son melo
dias; los grandes pianos, silen
clos. La Inca y la superficie,
al ondular, brigham la caden-
cia.
Cuando ell plano o la Inca
Sc interceptan, mace la censu-
ra, la MEDIA; mace ell ritmo,
La gaceta., 1941-12-19
DIEZ MIL ENFERMERAS
{ PARA LA CRUZ ROJA

La Srta. Ann Hynds, sopsrvi-
Bora de enfermeras en- Ell hos
pital de la base MacDill, anun-
clio hoy que Sc neceSitan 10000
~enfermeras de reserva, que no
pertenez:an actuaImen.e a la
Roja. Las ~aspirants daben
.tner 81 amos de edad y no mas
de 40, ser graGuadas de ~escuelas
recoEocidas de enfermerasi y
solteras; 81 no son casadas, viu-
das o divorcialas, deben some
terse a un examen fisico y pro
bar su ciudadania americana.
Todas las solicitudes seran
mandadas al Cirujano del Cuer-
20 MedicO de esta area, con off
Gina en- Atlanta, estado de eGor-
gia,
La gaceta., 1941-12-19

cobraran su sentido com6n has
ia que Alemania sea derrotada
finalmente. La cabeza visible de
este "Escuela para Gauleiters a.
mericanos" en- Berlin, es ell DR..
Friedrich Schoenemann, que
fue Professor de Harvard. LIE a.
sisten en- sus trabajos un cuer-
pc de profeSores sacados de las
varias facultades de la Univer-
sidad de Berlin.
La mayor parte de los estu-
diantes son hijos o parientes de
los jefes de particle o de la SIS, y
los que han sido especialmente
educados desde la edad de OchO
amos, parte del tempo en- ell ms
tituto Nacional de Politica COMO
edo con ell noGnlbre de "NAPO-
LIZ. Algunos de estos macha-
chos fueron s~ujetados reciente-
mente a I'm exanen en- ell labo-
ratorio psfquico tecnico, con re-
sultados que condenan rotunda-
mente un tai sistema de ense-
nanza.
Los Futures Gauleiters para
la Gran Bretana, estan sienido e.
ducados en- cinco grupos, en- la
Universidad de Marburg.
lEl ano paSado I'm peri6dico de
Londres public6 la noticia de
Praga, de que Karl Hermann
Frask, Secretario de EstadO en-
el "Protectorado de Bohemia y
Moravia", habia pedido a Rib
bentrop q. Sc lie nomIorase eau
letter de Inglaterra "cuando lie
que su hora". Antes del desmem
Gramiento de Checoeslovaquia,
Frank era un vendedor de libros
en- Carlsbad Y crey6 seguramen-
tie que ell vender gufas a los tu-
riStas britanicos es una buena
recommendation para ell cargo de
future Gauleiter.
les lnenos grotesco ell que ell
Professor Friedrich Schoeneman
haya sido elegido para Ell cargo
de "Gauleiter para Washington
y ell Distrito de Columbia? 20
que un mocoso llamado Bleuler
tenga la esperanza de gobernar
en- Pennsylvania, un tai Cure
mann en- Maryland o un Herr
Sitter en- Virginia?
iFantastica, incredible. adirhn
ustejes? Muy bien. Pero recor-
dad que la situaci6n actual de
Europa la huibieramos creido
FANTASTICA E INCREDIBLE
haoe tres amos, y que clio tiene
el Origen en- un hombre que ma
uhyugado a Europa con un te-
rrorismo cruel, y que ahora
esta llamando a las puertas de
Asia.
La gaceta., 1941-12-19

mo las construidas por ell GO
bierno federal, ofrecen un a.
companamiento verdadero, en-
ell sentido musical de la pala-
bra.
7 ESQ que son casas baratas.
Pero nj la utilidad, nj Tampa
co la economic, impiden pa
ra NADIA la belleza.
La u~niformidad, no obstan-
tie, lejo de perjudicar, favore-
ce. Prop6sito inicial de unidad
y ammonia, como I'm cuadro.
La gaceta., 1941-12-19
DIVoRCIos

Decretos: Angela R. Gullette
contra M. N. Gullette; Virginia
Bacelio contra Dora Bacelio;
Mary Pitts contra Charles B.
Pitts; Facundo Martinez, Jr.
contra Mildred Hurst Eckhardt
Martinez.
Nuevas demands; Elsie Bates
contra A. B. Bates; Ines Lester
contra Victor G. Lester; Nan H..
Murrell contra Hampton V.
Murrell Hila Mae Howard con-
ira Earl Howard.
La gaceta., 1941-12-19
FUE AL Aqua
OTRO

New York, Die. 19.-En los
astilleros de la compania Bethle
hem, en- Staten Island, fue Ian
zado hoy al aqua Ell destrUctor
Bailey, de 1880 toneladas, de
tipo EQUAL al torpedero "Kear-
n.y..
Los traTbajadores Immediate
mente empezaron a poner otra
quilla.
Uleva ell buque ell nombre del
contralmirante T~heodorus Bal
fey Y 10 bautiz6 una Meta de es-
tie, Sra. Mary de Peyster Char
leA.
La gaceta., 1941-12-19
ATRlMoNlo

Manuel Zayas, 10, Y Anita Al
varez, 10; Roy Medero, jr. Is,
Y Rosa Salgado, %; Robert Hen
ny Maxson, q, y Dorothy Brent
McGeachy, 20; Warren Barnett
Wall, 20, " Florine M. Simm-
ons, 10; Thomas j. Mitchell, 25,
Y Charlotte Louise Taylor, ~;
John Beck, "a, y Myrtle Pallena
Phinny, 20.
La gaceta., 1941-12-19

FL hombre lleva consigo, so
10 con andar y vivir, en- ell com
pas de la Marcia, en- ell COM
mas del coraz6n, y en- ell de la
respiration misma, tres inse-
parallels cadencias a base de
isocronismo.
Nuestro cuerpo recita, en- Ell
andar, en- ell respirar y en- ell
latir, estrofas de ritmo CLASH
co. Los conjuntos de casas CO.
La gaceta., 1941-12-19

leventfM birthday While making
"KGthleen" With Shirley Temple
and Herbert Marshall. And now she
looks forward to tao special events.
She wants to cast her first vote, and
to sign her OVn film contract 49,.
"JOE SMITH, AMERICAN"
"ChinG Caravan" and II Married
An Anger are three new produc-
tons to be started at the CulUer
City studios this meek, a mighty
busy place Nth "BGbes On Broad
WGy," Johnny Eager" "fr. and
Mrs. North" "Womdn of the Year,"
"Vdnishing Virginiar." "Steel Cav
airy" Panama Hattie" among
other films in the n.Iking -.
La gaceta., 1941-12-19

angel cake. And that's why jeanette
Macdonald is looking for the best
recipe she can find. In her new film,
II Married an Angel" in which she
will co-star with Nelson Eddy, she
eats nothing but cake ODE
SIGN FOR SCANDAL is the final
title for the new film co-starring
Rosalind Russell and Walter Pid-
geon, and kathleen will be the
release title for Shirley Temples
comeback" picture -.
La gaceta., 1941-12-19

PERDIDA-De tres HAYES, en-
Ia Septima avenida entire las ca
lies IA y l3. Sc gratificara al
que las entregue en- esta redac-
ion, 1898 7th Ave.
La gaceta., 1941-12-19

TIL PAST"
has been chosen
a s C o n r a d
Veidt's first star
ring picture I'M
der his recently
signed contract
with M etro-
Goldwyn-M Mayer
He will play a
d ua role =.
WHAT DOES
an angel eat?
The answer is as
simple as it is
0hviouc Che oota
La gaceta., 1941-12-19

Para pintar mejOr 81
casa, compre la pintura
3. L. p, vendida exclu-
sivamerte por Kin g
Hardware. ga. avenida
v Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1941-12-19

vorite of these fetching gowns has
embroidery all over it with the in
sigma Of the Raj. and the motto
eve Win VIM. TOLEDO, OHIO
please note. Grove Patterson, youI
distinguished newspaper publisher
Is a Cousin Of screen actress Eliza,
beth Patterson. RUTH HUSSEY,
on her way through Gotham to her
Providence home, told about the
amusing letter she received from Q
twelye-year-old school boy. ~ saw
Flight Command" he wrote, "and
think you're swell. Glad to hear
you'll marry Bob Young in the Pull.
ham picture and am sure glad
you're making a comeback" Now
Ruth says all she wants to know is
where she's been -.
La gaceta., 1941-12-19
PJSE STEV.

RISE STEW
EMS, whO makes
her screen bon
IN 1.-THE ChocO-
late Soldier" OPP
POSite Nelson
Eddy, receives
more fan mail
from South
America than
from any other
spot on the globe
49,. LARAMIE
DAY is tlOenty-
one now, having
lrecentIn cele4
fhnt
La gaceta., 1941-12-19
Ell TEMPO

Nublados. Noche de POGO frio.
Maxima temperature, aver,
n, grades, minima, Sd grades.
La gaceta., 1941-12-19

In"We ere
D g"
N o r M a
Shearer will
W e s p e.
cially de.
signed gowns
which later
are to be tax.
en- on a good.
will tour of
the United
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LARAMIE Day By Night
A The 'rp Audience Delight
La gaceta., 1941-12-19

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Inside Story"
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-22
NOTICE

DISTRICT of WATERBURY. ss.
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