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La gaceta., 1941-05-27

bramiento de Wilbur f. Hark-
naes para administrator de la
WPA en- Ia Florida. Tambi6n
confirm6 eli nombrasniento de
Row Schroeder, exadministrador
en- la Florida, para director de
IA tercera region de la WPA.
Lon5res, mayo PEI Ami
rantazgo informa cue en- la ba-
ITALIA de Creta, en- el mar, la es-
cuadra perdi6 2 cruceros y a des
tructores, no II cruceros como
habfan anunciado los nazis. Dos
acorazados y varios I~cdaucero1
sufrieron averias de poca impor
tancia.
Londres mayo 27.-Dozde CAR
TO, Egipto, informan que los ma
zis ocuparon algunas nueyos po-
siciones en- Ia isla de Creta; pc
no que Ia batalla no ha perdido
intensified. Las dos parties ira
tan de reforzar a sus tro2e''
Son mayores las p6rdidas de lo1
nazis en- tcdos los ent1er.ros.
Aviones alemanes siguen AFRO
iando tropas y tanques; pero 81
mar esta dominado por Ia e'cua-
dra inglesa. Berlin informa que
gus soldsIos ocuparon algunas
(Pasa a Ia Ia. pdg.)
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tancia que media entire ell fascis-
mo y la democracia.

Ell representative Mcdonald le
ACADIA de pegar por la espalda,
con la ley H. B. 1919, a la mayo
ria de los ciudadanos latinos Y
americanos que por 81 votaron
en- las pasadas elecciones.
Muy calladito ell sabado pre-
sent6 su ley. iel golpe inespe-
RADIO!
Quiere prohibir ell "nino" que
en- Las sociedades latinas Sc cele-
bren "cabarets" y "picnics."
va lie habran dicho los hippo :
critas de por AGA, que cerrando
a la una d. la madrugada del do
mingo no sc podran efectuar ca
barets en- las sociedades mutua-
listas que honran a Tampa; va
lie habran enterado de que ce =
rranldo ell Domingo. las socieda-
des no podran verificar Picnics.
Una ley de TRACTION a los que
lie eligieron.... que supOnemos re
chazaran, con toda energfa, Ray
momd Sheldon y TOland.
Este peri6dico, que en- las pa
g2ldas elecciones recOmend6 la
aanijidatura de MacD Donald, CO
mo recomend6 las de Raymond
Sheldon y Toland, prutesta de
eSa ley antiliberal.
Al mismo tempo protesta de
Ia Emitaci6n de la l de la ma
l1rrgada para los hoteles y res
taurantes de Tampa, una ciudad
ccEmcpolita.
Els una ley ''llorona", propia
de una mente que vive en- Tam
pa y no ACADIA de comprender
que e. tabaco es un vicio....
Detesta 6l las tabernas, pero
en- su "ignorancia" quiere colo =
car en- ell mismo nivel de las ia
bernas, como 10 hicieran ciertos
pastores de pobre d~iscernimien-
to, a las sociedades latinas, los
grantees restaurantes latinos y
los hoteleS...
La ley a~ntidemocratica de Me
Donald lleva ell nulmero H. B.
1919.
Es la ley de la "punalada ira
pera" a las sociedades latinas, a
los restaurantes latinos, a los
hoteles.....
Mande su protesta antics de
que los hip6critas entren en- &C
ci6n v arruinen la carrera poll
tica del joven legislator.
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DIYORCIoS

Decretos: Mae c. Knapp con-
ira c. A. Knapp; Doris B. Liv-
ingston contra lloyd B. Living
ston; Clara DeGoote contra Ed
ward De Goote.
Nuewas demanlaE: Opal Al
corn Perez contra Jose Perez;
Cordelia johnson Wheeler con-
ira Charles Wheeler,
La gaceta., 1941-05-27

EScuGhe esta noche, ciudada-
no, el discourse del presidente
Roosevelt.
La orientaci6n que el trace,
orientaci6n bien meditada, es la
que tOdos debemos seguir 81 de
veras amamos la libertad y an
helamos que la Democratic no
perezca.
Los discusses de Hitler, la
propaganda de Goebbels, las ora
Clones de los "aislantes'' y las "a
menazas de ROeder, MO de0en
QuitarnOs ell sueio.
Por encima de todas las EVA
cuaciones" de los totalitarios y
de sus compinches, esta Ell deber
de salvar a la democracia.
La gaceta., 1941-05-27

Ciudadano: Inscribase en- la
DefenSa civil.
Debemos todos combatir a los
desleales, es decir, a los MEM
bros de la Quinta Columna.
Ha llegado ell instanbe de pro-
bar que sc anna al pals en- ell
cual vivimos y en- ell cual han ma
cido nuestros hijos.
Las inscripciones comenzaran
el dfa 80 v Sc terminaran Ell dfa
z de julio.
La gaceta., 1941-05-27

Sc rindieron cuatro divisiones
de faScistas italianos, con sus &c
nerales y oficiales, en- Ethiopia.
Combatian por una causa in
justa y trataban de "conservar"
81 "ridiculo" imperiO que Benito
creara, por medic de la violen-
ella y Ell crimen, en- honor del re-
yezuelo mequetrefe.
Ingiaterra trata humanamen-
te a los prisioneros y los solda-
dos spreClaran De uusvo Ia dis
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Gloucester y Fiji.

Gloucester y Fiji.
Palestine, mayo 27.-Gran
ndmero de soldados francesas
pasarOn la frontera y Sc Moor
poraron a las tropas de la
"Francia Libre." Los soldados
franceses Sc indignaron GUAM
do ell mando permiti6 el aterri
zaje de aviOnes alemanes en-
Siria,
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Noicias importantes de aver y de hoy

Hablara hoy ell p~residente Roosevelt. = Los a
gentes consulares franceses en- la Palestine. :
Cofirmado ell nombramiento de Harkness.-ln-
~glaterra confiesa la perdida de 2 cruceros y a
destructOres. - Derribados cinco transportes
Junkers. = Los nazis avanzan en- Egipto.
La gaceta., 1941-05-27

"Un mas grande espiritu de
sdlidaridad continental'- reco-
mianda la Acci6n Argentina,
presidida por ell DR.. Alexandra
Cebaalos.
iAsi 10 'apetecemos" todos,
de moio que la democracia pue-
da protegense contra los totalita
rios Y la Quinfa Columna.
La gaceta., 1941-05-27

Hace pocos dias Mr.. MacDo-
nald, Ell representante, dijo que
votaria por la ley cerrando el
callej6n del Columbia.
Horas despu6s cambiaba de
parecer.... iQue lie pasa al joven
legislator? iFalta de ~experien-
cha? iDislocaci6n en- el "apara-
to de p~ensar?"
La gaceta., 1941-05-27
Ell TEMPO

Nublauos y vientOs modera-
dos del sureste. Maxima aver,
70 grades; minima, 70.
The Nome nugget., 1941-03-12
WALTER KUBON IS IN FAIRBANKS

His first visit home in 5 years brought Walter Kubon into Fair banks recently aboard a Pacific Alaska Airways Electra, three days by air away from Cleve- land, Ohio.
 Cleveland is the headquarters of the Austin Company, design CTS of Ladd Fields architectural plans, with whom Kubon is affl- lated. He is son of MT. and Mrs. Ralph Kubon of Fairbanks and brother of Fred Kubon, former mayor of Nome.
 His brother is now in Baker. Oregon, engaged in a mining ven ture with Bill Burns, formerly of Fairbanks.
 The Cleveand visitor will re- main in Fairbanks for about 2 weeks with his parents.
The Nome nugget., 1941-03-12

Henry Holzeriand was discharg d from the hopital today.
The Nome nugget., 1941-03-12
City Council Meets

The Common Council met Mon day evening with all members present.
 A report was made by the Health and Relief Committe on the possibility of an assistant for Dr. Morcom.
 Councilman Givan reported that all the streets had been cleared of snow.
 A lot was sold to Howard Lobley.
 Nothing has been done on the radio program due to the Ma tional Defense work which has been carried out these past two weeks.
 A copy of the compiled report of the National Guard Survey was read.
 The Mayor informed the Coun cil that Whsn a National Guard is organized in Nome, it will in turn assist the organization and instruction in the Home Guard Defense.
 Mayor Miller appointed the fol lowing committee to organize in the matter of Civil Defense.
 Evacuation - Kitzmiller.
 Information - Maloney.
 Health - Anderson
 Transportation - Kelsey
 Industrial - O'Leary.
 Councilman Anderson reported that fifteen dogs had been shot since the last meeting.
 Representatives of the Volun- teer Fire Department were pre- sent and requested the City to purchase a Flash A" call system consisting of sixteen call boxes, one to be installed in the home of each fireman, with the master box at the Fire Station. The Coun cil passed on this request and same has been ordered Wilfred Boucher, agent for Flash A Call personally guarantees the Coun- cil that he will back the opera ton of the system.
The Nome nugget., 1941-03-12
NOME CAA STATION TO GO ON 24-HOUR SERVICE MAR. 3I

The Civil Aerorauics Admins tration station at Nome will be- gin 24 hours service to th,.' aero nautical public commencing Mar. 3l, according to instructions re- ceived from headquarters at An chorage by E. L. Snyder, Chief Operator of the Nome station. Weather ports will be picked up from the other stations in AL aska and disseminated in such a manner that the local pilots and weather bureau will have a com plete and continuous picture of the Wi ather conditions on and off the airways. The twenty-four hour broadcast service and air craft listening watches are ex- pected to be valuable adjunct to the pres-nt setup when the longer days permit 24-hour fly ing.
 Another operator joined the staff of the CAA station at Nome, in the person of Fred NeWburn, who was transferred from the GAIA teletype station in Tulsa, Oklahoma. MT. Newburn, accom- panied by his wife, arrived in Nome March 10. Two more oper- ators are expected in th.' near future, which will bring the com plement up to seven operators and one maintenance electrician.
The Nome nugget., 1941-03-12
The Catholic Ladies plan

The Catholic Ladies plan a floor show and dance al the High School Auditorium Saturday, March 18th at 10 pm. Tom Clon inger's Co-eds are entertaining.
 The proceeds of this St. Pat rick's Benefit Party are given to the Pilgrim Springs Mission.
 A beaded moose hide cushion top will be given for the door prize.
 During the dance the children will be expected to stay up in the balcony.
 There will bs fun and laughter for everyone as games and Irish melodies are to be enjoyed by all.
 Admislon is - $1.OO - Ladies Free - School children 25e.
The Nome nugget., 1941-03-12

George and Vera Myatt have been residing in Seattle since their departure from Nome. George owns George Myatt Inc, dealer in Sportsman's Equipment on Broadway. They also own a badminton club where Vera and George both give instructions. Their daughter Donna goes to Grade school. Vera is a sister of Retta Harper and Cliff Allyn.
The Nome nugget., 1941-03-12

Rev. Hansen is visiting Nome for several days. He arrived Tues day by snow sled from White Mountain via Solomon. He states that he made the trip to Solomon from White Mountain in between four and five hours but could have made it in less time if he hadn't gotten lost in the hills.
 From Solomon to Nome he had as passenger, Jack Bullock from Lees Camp and made the trip in 1 hour, g minutes.
The Nome nugget., 1941-03-12
FOR SALE - Large used Duo-
 Therm Oil Heater in good con- dition. Inquire at Nugget. Of
 flee. 3
PIONEER CARD PARTY

The third party of the Series will be played Thursday, March 13. Admission 50e. I o O F Hall. Public invited. Members meet 8 pm. Cards start g pm.
The Nome nugget., 1941-03-12

Victor Ross is now Deputy Mar shal at Sitka after three years in Juneau in the same capacity. Vic is an old Nomeite who at one time worked here in the ARC garage and later became a pilot for the Northern Air Transport Co.
The Nome nugget., 1941-03-12
.Airways News
PAA Activities

Bert Lein arrived yesterday late, with one passenger and 900 pounds of mail. He lift this morn ing for Fairbanks with 900 lbs. of mail and one passenger, Mrs. Geo. Goshaw, from Shishmaref.
The Nome nugget., 1941-03-12

Pilot Lund left at 7:45 this morning for Ungalik with Fred Jones and Bill Odom. From Un- galik he will go to Kaiyuh with thousand pounds of freight. He will return with John Haven strite for Candle.
The Nome nugget., 1941-03-12

Word has been received that Bessie Topkok and family are liv ing at Anchorage. B ssie is run ming laundry there and doing very well.
The Nome nugget., 1941-03-12
PRINTING BLANKS CARRIED

The Nome Daily Nugget carries several forms of printing blanks tor your convenience - Dredge Logs, thawing and drill reports Mining Deeds Placer and Lode Location Notices. Vouchers,
The Nome nugget., 1941-03-12
MiRcW ACTIVITIES

Pilot Sasseen made routine mail trip to St. Lawrence Island Saturday and returned late in the afternoon.
 Sass 1en left at 10 am. this morning for Anchorage with Ned Nelson and Stanley Johnson.
The Nome nugget., 1941-03-12

Old Man Cabin Boy died Tues day morning at his home He will be buried from the Catholic Church.
The Nome nugget., 1941-03-12

M. J. Walsh was expected home last Monday but is detain- ed in Fairbanks due to his dau- ghter Ann'S illness.
The Nome nugget., 1941-03-12
NOTICE TO CITY VOTERS

The POLL BOOK for the regis tration of voters for the city el- ection has been open since Feb ruary 18th and will be closed Saturday, March 22nd.
 M. J. Walsh, City Clerk
The Nome nugget., 1941-03-12

Sig Wien took off at 9:45 am. today for Candle, Kotzebue and Fairbanks. No passengers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-19
Special Midnight
Show on Saturday

A special midnight matinee VIII
Be presented by the Bert Smith
Musical Revue. currently showing
three times daily at the Roxy
theafer. this Saturday night. For
this one performances the entire
cast WIN prepare and makeup on
the stage for Is minutes prior 70
The regular stage presentation
which viii present many features
not included IN the regular show
ings. In this way the entire audi
snce viii be taken backstsge for
this one night to watch the entire
cast prepare for the special LATE
stage revue
No person under Is years Of age
viii be admitted to this one per-
formance. Only the capacity Of
the house win be sold. tickets be-
Ing on sale now at the Roxy
theater box office.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-19

Fonda takes six different
comedy falls that wrter-Director
Preston sturges placed in the
script Of the Paramount picture,
which begins its second week at
the Rialto theater today. The
sextet Of plain and fancy dives
ruined a total Of ten suits. For
tunately for Fonda. the cost had
10 be borne by the studio. for II
is a Hollywood custom that. al
though actors provide their own
wardrobe when modern garb is re-
quired, nevertheless, the studio
paws for whatever clothing is
ruined. The clothes he wears in
the picture are snappy. up-to-the-
minute models. unlike the rough
overalls or period costumes he has
been forced To wear in his roles
during the past three years. What's
more, in The Lady Eve" in which
ne is co-starred with beautiful
Barbara Stanwyck. he has a real
haircut, a luxury he wasn't per-
mitted, either, for more than three
years.
Enacting the story written by
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-19

give excellent perfor m nc e
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-19
Mary Tells!

Mary Martin. singing star of and radio and her
husband Film Editor Richard Holiday said today that they
expected a baby next November.
Miss Martin will begin a six-month vacation when
she completes forthcoming picture, Birth Of the
Blues" II the child is a girl, il will be named Mary
Heller Halliday, the HELLER" denotng a smart, ener-
getc youngster in Texas Miss Martins home state
She married Halliday, former magazine editor about
and has eight Larry, by previous
marriage.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-19

Proclaimed one of the worlds
finest dance teams, and accom-
panied by a group OF concert ar
lists. Veloz and Yolanda come to
the Temple theater Monday night
In one of the most unique and
interes Ii ng entertainment pro-
grams seen in Tacoma this season.
This will be the first appearance
OF this famous team in Tacoma
and one Of only two in the state
Supplementing the work Of the
talented couple will be Lothar Perl
and Sallis Richards Crown. duo
pisnists, will be remembered for
their artistic work with the Trudi
schoop ballet here several years
ago. Also making an interesting
contribution TO the music setting
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-19
Hofto Celebrates His
Second Anniversary

Henry Hofto and his Dixieland
band viii celebrate their second
anniversary Saturday night at the
Fruitiand grange.
Henry and his music makers
have enjoyed great popularity
during the past two years and
attendance at the regular sstur-
day night dances at Fruitiand
grange has continued to increase
since the very beginning.
The management reports special
arrangements have been made &c
honor Hofto and his band and tina,
the evening will Be 4 merry one
for all.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-19

The cultivation OF wheat dates
back as far as the stone age, and
its origin is unknown.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-19
GGT%ad6T
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"Meef John Doe!

You wouldn't have to be told that
Meet John Doe" is Frank Capra
production -. il has his finger marks
all over il =. and because Of that
fact, il should not be necessary TO
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-19

is Jerry Shelton. who brings to
artistic perfection his perform
ance on the accordion.
Tickets are on sale at Fraser's.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-19

sturges. Fonda spends good deal
OF the time looking up at Miss
stanwyck from a variety Of posi-
tons into which he falls Il is
not a figure Of speech 10 say that
Fonda falls for Miss Stanwyek-
in fact he does six times.
A new companion picture offers
Lloyd Nolan and Irene Hervey in
Mr.. Dynamite"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-19
First Spanaway Dance
Draws LARGE Crowds

One Of the biggest dance crowds
in the history of Spanaway park
pavilion attended the grand re-
opening last week. according to
Gus C. Breseman. manager. Dane
ing will be continued this Satur-
day and every Saturday during
the summer season. A special
feature this week will be a get
acquainted night" at which ladies
will be admitted free II they pre-
sent the advertisement on this
page before $50 p. m. Saturday.
Music is being furnished by one
of Tacoma's finest orchestras.
Spanaway park is located 41a
miles south of the city limits on
the Mountain highway. For those
who do not have their own trans
portation. Spanaway buses go
direct to the park.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-19

II you're not using 1t, sell IT with
q Fast-Action Times Want Ad.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-19

co-starS Gary cooper ana bar-
bara Stanwyck, with Edward
Arnold. Walter Brennan, Jas.
Gleason, Spring Byington and
Gene Lockhart in the support
ing roles.
Don't pass over that cast
list lightly because ii includes
the names of Hollywood's
most reliable entertainers and
is one of the real reasons this
typical American story is so
we'll told.
Capra's pictures always
pack a punch" always
have a worth while excuse for
existing. They consistently
point the way and clearly
mark the dangerous inter-
sections" along the highway
of Democracy.
Cooper and Miss Stanwyck
<ws.,n r.ro111.,,t ,<a~fns - a ~ A q
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-19
robin Hood"

The last of the Junior Programs productions, Robin
Hood will play at the Temple theaer Saturday morning
and the house will be filled to capacity with Tacomas school
children, for whom the plays intended
This is the second year these chldrens plays have
been showing the Temple and is TO be hoped they
will continue.
Robin Hood" is said to be the elaborate Of any
appearing here this winter All the Junior productions
boast beautiful scenery excellent talent and good music and
constitute truly high class entertainment you have chill
dren they should be in the Temple heae Saturday morning
for the showing of robin Hood"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-19

inform the readers of this column that the picture top
flight entertainment Capras means 10 motion PIC
lures what sterling to silver.
Opening yesterday the Music Box heater the same
bill with new issue of the March of Time Meet John Doe
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-19
1.-THE Lady Er Begins Its Second Week At the RiatO Teate
NOW PLAYING At
LOCAL TnEATERS

ROXY Berf Smiths Revue. IS.
7s2s ios2s. also Robert Youne ana
LARAMIE Day N 'T'ne Triai q Mar
Dusan.- ~ %. SOS. $50. II ss.
RlaITo - Barbara stsnvvek and
Henry Foncs IN LADY I've 90.
100. 100. 1000. also Lloyd Nolan
and Irene Hervey IN ''Mr. Dyna-
mite Il:so. $50. $50, s:se
Music Box-osry Cooper and Bar
bers stxnvyck IN Meet John Doe. :
1870. s.<o, e:ss. $50. also the
March OF Tine. II 90. s'is, cas-.
HuE MorsE-Edwsra o. Robinson
I7ss. $50. esss. s.<s. also John
Idtei IN Fathers son" Il IS. ass.
s.35. $50.
RTvIFRA-MAx Baer-isou Nova fight
pictures. 400. $50. 7s+o. 1870.
FRONTIER, ii 30. q 20. $40 500
10 so. also Guy Kiboee IN Street
OF Memories 1850. $40. ESQ.
RETURN sHowNGs
BEyERIy-oinserR Rogers and D~nni.
Morgan In Kitty royle" also Ches-
ter Morris In Meet Boston
Blsckie"
=
Russell m No Time for Comedy.
also Richard Arien. Andy Devine in
BLACK Diamond"
Dick Powell In i Want q Divorce. :"
also John Garfield IN 'East OF the
River"
KAY sTREET-Bing Crosby and
Mary Martin IN Rhythm on the
River" also Chester Morris and
Anita Louise in Wagons West
LAkEw D-Ciart Gable. vivien
Leigh and Leslie Howard In "oone
With the Wind" 80. 7:so.
PARk-oliyla DeHsvillsnd and Errol
FLYNN IN Santa Fe Trail" also
March Of Time, Labor and De-
fense."
PRocT0R-Ths Marx brothers IN
go West" also Lloyd Nolan and
Lynn Bari IN Charter Pilot"
Dunno in The Awful Truth" also
william BOYD IN Doomed Cara
van"
REx--John Garfield and Brenda Mar
shall In East OF the River" also
william BOYD and Russell Hayden
In Three Men Prom Texas"
su>sET-Gioria Jean and Robert
Stack IN Little BIT OF Heaven"
also William Henry and Virginia
Dale In Parole Fixer"
eHElI~-Ray Corrisan and Mar Ter
bune In Range Busters" and
Buried Alive
TEMPLE-Cary Grant and Katherine
Hepburn In The Philadelphia
story; aiso Lloyd Nolan In
Michael shayne. Private De-
tective."
LIBERTY. PuyaIlup-Georse Murphy
and Lucille Bail In "A Girl. Guy
ana Q Cob" also Penny Singleton
and Arthur Lake In Blonde Goes
Latin"
RIVIERA, sumner - Mickey Rooney.
Lewis stone and Kathryn Grayson
IN Andy Hardy's Private seore-
tary."
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-19

and James Gleason special mention for excellent
portrayal of the hardboiled newspaper
There skmping shortcuts in the
making Of this dramatic and truly modern production
the producers all the way in telling a story
which is as timely your daily newspaper.
If you would spend profitable evening in motion pic
tre theater you do by seeing Meet John Doe at
the Music Box theaer.
The March of Time which shares the screen titled
Uncle Sam-Non- gerent 1t takes you a hurried
journey into England Germany. France and finally
country. for a look at the handwork of
At this late hour, the title Is a bit misleading
II should be called "Uncle Sam Girds His Lons'
the mon belgeren' somewhat out of place.
However il is interesting 10 how completely the
world throw itself into commissions how easy
the steps which lead from peace and security to
and desoation
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-19
Preston Sturges' Hilarious
Comedy Has Tacoma Laughing
New Companion Film Brings Lloyd Nolan
And Irene HerveY in Mr.. DYnomite"

Actors have been slap-happy from fight whrl
dizzy from fast dancing utterstomached from nautical
artpsy from aviation shots and bouncewoozy from
riding horses but Henry Fonda stumble and opdazed
after his in the comedv The LADY Eve"