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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-22
Picks on a Picket
Who Is No Picket

The prize story on the current
army mobilization took place dur
ing the filming Of Paramount's
Caught in the Draft" which is
now playing at the Rialto theater
and co-stars Bob Hope and Doro-
thy Lamour.
A national gusrdsman. acting as
one Of the instructors for the
Paramount army Of actors sup
porting Americas fsvorits rookie.
Bob Hope, had just returned 10
his legitimate gusrdsmens com
pany. The government had taken
over some old wooden school build
ings in Glendale. Calf, and turned
them into an armory. with the ex-
ception Of one room which was
occupied by the state and federal
income tax bureaus.
The guardsmsn was walking his
sentry post on the sidewalk in
front of the armory. tired from
his morning stretch on tn G
Caught in the Draft" studio set.
Suddenly a woman rushed up 10
him with a policeman.
Officer" she painted at the po-
liceman. pointing TO the guards
man. Il think you should make
an example of this young man.
In times like these--people should
be grateful for just being privi-
legged TO live in America. Certainly
they shouldn't be allowed To
carry out the unpstriotic demon
stration that you are engaged in
here in broad daylight"
What, ma'sm," asked the as
tonished gusrdsmsn. am | doing
that's unpstriotic >"
How dare you he So braIen -
she screamed. shaking her fist in
his face. Our government needs
every cent it's sc,leeting IN pro-
tset ns against what's happening
IN Europe and he's pieketing the
Income Tax huresa,-
Ann Shirley - starring IN tn.
second fsstvrs, tstled West Poin,
Widow
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-22
License Deadline
Is Drawing Near

A reminder that time for re-
n~~sl of operators license - rap
idly drawing to a close was issued
Monday ~ the Washington state
patrol office At s707 South Ia
coma way TO those who have not
yet done 80.
rhe office viii he open from
3 - N. until : p. m. every
aay. with exception ef sun
DAY. approximately 500 per-
sons PER DAY are securing new
permits. officials announced.
hut this number would have %
~ Increased considerably N
al are 10 file for renewal
within the allotted time.
The local station offers the only
place in the county where one
may take = drivers test. with ex-
ception of a mobile unit now on
the road Those whose license
number falls under 100000 may
take their test AT the station or
at any one Of the following points:
Spencer's garage. Puyallup
through July p: Enumelaw city
hall. July 1926. Buckley city hall,
July 1929: Eatonville city hall,
July s0-si: National church. Aug.
IL: Rainier National park. Aug.
&: Sumner city hall. Aug. SIS, and
orting city hall. Aug. Z.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-22
James Regrets Lesson
He Taught Bette Davis

James Cagney. whose timing of
slaps, left hooks and body punches
is as accurate as the mechanism
of a machine gun. taught Bette
Davis that one-two blow she
landed on Mary Astor in The
Great Lie"
II is said to be the most devas-
tsting double-slap ever aimed at
one actress by another.
Cagney, proud of his teaching
ability, later regretted it. In The
Bride Came COD" current at
traction at Hamrick's Blue Mouse
theater. Bette slapped him. not
once. but more than 25 times dur
ing a days shooting. Bette showed
Cagney that she had learned her
lesson well. He is nursing a swol-
len jaw as result.
The Case Of the Black Parrot. -
second feature. stars VILLA m
Lundigan aRd Maris WriNon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-22
NOW PLAYING At
LOCAL THEATERS

RoNY Grable snd Dan
Amsche ln Noon over MAN
I2ss. AS TBS. 10 SO. also Jane
Wlthsrs and Nancy Kelly IN A NsFs
Young Lady u 30. : .. G o5. zs
RIAITo-Bob Hop and Dorothy L.
mour IN Caught In the DFafs.
u 20 2In 4 50. 7 30 10 10 alao
Richard Carlson and Anne shirley
IN West Point WidoS. 10. $50.
$50. a.fO
Music BON-Clark Gable and Rass-
hay ~ 40. ass 625 ass 40
Robert stsriinE ana Donna Reed n
GETAWAY lis 4 80. $40.
Blu MOUSE -- Bette Davis ard
James Cagney IN The Bride Came
c o d" "a 50. 3.&s. $50. 2 S..
also william LundiEan ana Aarls
Wrlxon IN The Case 81 the Black
Parrot u IS, 2 30. 5.35. $50.
RINIERA-Chsrles Chaplin Pauletts
Goddard and Jack Oakle IN The
Great Dictator" - 30. ale, = 40.
TO. ? IS.
RETURN SHOWING
BENERIY-Carv Grant and Irene
Dunno in Penny Serenade." also
Brian Aherne and KAY Francis in
The Man Who Lost Himself
CAPIToI.-Humphr Bogart snd Ida
Iupino 90 Hlgn sierra also Helen
Parrish and Leon Errol In Where
DID You Get That Girl
COMM NIFTY - Edward @ Robinson
and John Garfield ia The sea
Wolf plus Edmund Love and Una
Aerkel in Double Date %
KAY STREET-Gersldine Fitzgerald
and Jeffrey Lynn IN Flight Prom
Destiny" also Charles Starrett and
Luana Walters IN The Durango
KID
LAkEN OOD-Irens Dunno and Carr
Grant IN Penny Serensde also
Jackie Cooper IN Life With Henry &"
PARk Mickey Rooney in ANDY
Hardys Private Secretary plus
Penny Singleton in Blonde Goes
Latin"
RTALART - John WAYNE. Thomas
Mitchell and Ian Hunter IN Ions
Voyage Home"
RTN-James Stewart snd Hedv Ia
MARI in Come Live with Ne slsa
Gene Autry in Ride. Tenderfoot
Ride"
+ sHELI,-D Dorothy Lamour and Robert
Preston in Moon over Burma
plus Alice Pave and Henry Fonda
in Lillian Russell"
NSET-Bette Davis and George
Brent In The Great Lie" also
Penny Singleton and Arthur LAKE
IN Blonde Goes Latin"
/ LIBERTY. Puyallup-Jocl MeCrea and
Ellen Drew In Reaching for tbs
sun" plus Richard Arlen and Jear
Parker In Power Dive"
RIVIERA. Robert Taylor ano
Mary Howard IN BILLY the Kid
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-22
BY PAUL HARRISON
Tacoma Times Correspondent

HOLLYWOOD - All over the
lot. John Huston. tail, long-fsced
son Of the famous Walter, has
been movie writer for the past
few years and now has a contract
to direct his own scripts. His
first directing job, after writing
the screen play. i; The Maltese
Falcon" The beginning Of the
picture brought dozens of good
luck messages and gag gifts from
all over Hollywood.
The best Of those tokens.
though. has just arrived. There's
a scene in which Humphrey Bo-
CART and Lee Patrick are sitting
in the detectives office trying 10
figure some way OF getting hold
OF the priceless statuette of the
falcon. Their talk is interrupted
by a man clutching package
stumbling in. He collapses on
the couch and dies. A sea cap
tain Just arrived from Hong Kong.
and on his way to the office to
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-22
Slight Error
In 'Dicfators

What would you do II ynu had
just escaped from a concentration
camp. were mistaken 70 sud
denly victorious dictator the
same who had inearcersted you-
and despite all protestatlons wers
acknowledged the sole dictator ~
the very country you were trying
10 escape from
That is but one OF the hilarious
situations Charlie Chaplin finds
himself in in his new film. The
Great Dictator, now PLAYING at
the Riviera theater.
In this comedy. sstirizing world
affairs. Charlie is seen IN a role
other than his famous Tramp for
the first time. Not only is the film
novel in that respect. but Charlie
is seen for the first time in an all
talking film-in dual roles-writ-
ten. directed and produced by him.
self.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-22
, SERIAL STORY
ANOTHER MANS WIFE
CONTINUED From rage onel
BY GONNA ASHWORTH

Continued From Page one)
Jerry. tall and straight. with an
enchanting smile which had once
done things to her heart.
Once she had adored his sleek
black hair and shining brown eyes,
the way he laughed and tsssed
her, and most of all. because he
had loved her when she had need
Of love. He loved her still, she
guessed. but five years Of mar
rage had taken the glamour away
Now there wasn't anything. He
didn't thrill her any more, and
they quarreled over nothing. She
knew Il was high-strung nerves,
but all the same 1t was wearing.
She stood bowling. laughing. her
white teeth cleaning. Beyond in
the mirrors she could catch a
glimpse OF herself through the
haze Of smoke. the shimmering
gold Of her frook which chung to
her slim figure and hung in a hun
dred folds about her ankles, as
gold as her shining hair.
Her green eyes laughed beneath
long curling lashes. She had 10
laugh. She was expected to. She
must he happy because everybody
thought she was the beautiful
young dancer with the handsome
husband.
Applause rolled like a wave
The orchestra swung into a dance
tune. She and Jerry were dane
ing, a wild Latin dance which had
put their names in electric lights.
More madly her dancing feet kept
time. Jerry swung her about, but
she was sure OF his strength, and
as they danced he smiled at her
I'm sorry l made you angry
darling. Forgive me-" he whis'
pered. as his lips swept close &c
hers.
The audience liked for them &c
smile at each other. The people
watching thought they were In
love. They didn't know that love
was dying. Or was il dead Some
times she wondered.
They stopped at last. bowling
hand In hand. Wave on wave OF
applause rolled through the room
They danced again. an encore that
was even faster and more mad
than their first dance had been.
As they smiled and bowed. she
tossed laughing words tn Jerry.
Let's hurry. Ruth will he wait.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-22
EUtonville Boord
Calls S to Service

According to q report received
from selecfive Service Board No
z. Eatonville. the following have
been called for service from tina,
area:
s-3e. William Vending. C. c, C.,
Electron: S-72. James p. Pullman.
Box 15l. spansway; $40. Alvin
q. Miller. Box 81. Eatonville; SO,
Albert C. Petersen. r. /. Box 500.
Eatonville; Sill. Stanley S. White
head. Roy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-22

zibsr" directed hv ths director ~
Road tn Singapore. hut It was
written by the same two clever
comedy writers who fashioned the
earlier Crosby Hope-Lamour hit
The songVriters Johnny Burke
and Jimmy Van Heusen have turn
ed out several new tunes 10 hegll.
US for the new film. Among them
are It's Always You. Birds ~
a Feather You're Dangerous.
You Lucky People You and
African Etude.f
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-22
NEW COLMAN ROLE

Last sssn in Lucky Partners. ="
romantic comedy Of a man who
wanted To marry, Ronald Colman
currently is starred in NY Life
With Caroline, sparkling story OF
a man trying 10 stay married
Anna Lee has the feminine lead
in the RKO Radio vehicle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-22
War in Europe
A Year Ago
July Il, l94O

The Baltic states OF Latvia.
Estonia and Lithusnis voted 10 be
Incorporated into the Soviet Union.
The German high command an
nounced heavy raids on England
IN which ~ British planes were
shot down.
The British submarine Salmon
was announced as lost.
British naval units raided the
Italian base at ToorIk.
Italian planes hombed Malta.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-22
Receive Financial Aid

half the students At Colgate Uni
versity are receiving financial help
through scholarship. jobs or loans
a survey diseloses. Loans are at a
minimum. however. since the uni
versity discourages the practice.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-22

AtAF1A AAA1 A1AAaitf III Has b'fA
shot.
DIES FOR son
THE tall man who lurched into
the room was Walter Huston. who
wanted to appear somewhere in
his sons first picture. It's the
smallest role the celebrated actor
has had since he first appeared on
a stage in Toronto in 1902.
After expiring realistically on
the couch. he could have been re-
placed by a double during the
rest Of the scenes. Instead. he
returned TO Warmers next morn
ing. got into costume and makeup.
and played corps For the chore,
a $50 check was made out not
to Walter Huston. but TO bit
actor who hasn't had much work
lately.
Speaking OF dying, Robert Pres
ton again is breathing his last for
Cecil DeMlle He was shot and
killed by Brian Donlevy in Union
Pacific" shot and killed by an
Indian in North West Mounted
Police" and nov he has been laid
low by bullet from Raymond
Massey in Reap the Wild Wind. -
Tt wouldn't he so bad If I could
be poisoned or STABBED or some
thing" said Preston. But AL
ways getting shot, I feel like I'm
in a rut."
ALWAYS BE KISSING. TOO
The last scene in "A Yank in
the Raj" will show Tyrone
Power and Betty Cradle in a
kiss-elinch in a London taxi. The
driver looks around at them,
whistles. and remarks to the
audience: "Theren always be an
England
And in Columbias Heaven
Can Wait" Rita Johnson is badly
startled by the appearance before
her of Robert Montgomery. whom
she was sure had been murdered.
The actor looks curiously at Miss
Johnson. then turns to the cam
era and says. She looks like
she's going TO faint Then. while
the camera STAYS on Montgomery.
he looks again. and there's the
soft thud Of a falling body. Ad-
dressing the audience again, ne
reports. "Yep-she did,
Cary Grant has bought the 55
room home that belonged TO Gene
Stratton Porter fts a giggle
about the gangster actor who was
slated by the script 10 rob a
national bank. He refused: said
his public would resent II. So
they're letting him rob a state
bank.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-22
No san.

Over half az ths many extras
portrsying gobs in Navy Blues
hsv. admitted that they never
have been on an oeean-gosng boat
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-22

That L ought u b well enter
tsinment Is practically = foregone
conclusion. Starring BinE Crosby.
Bob Hope and Dorothy Lamour.
reunited for more Incorporating
after their hilarious and romantic
adventures in the recent Road 10
Singapore the picture Is an even
funnier SHOW
Not only vas Road to Fan
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-22

Samuel Clemens, known as
Mark Twain. the American hui
morlst. died April 81. 1910.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-22
Crosby and Hope Battle
For Lamour and Laughs
Rood TO Zonzibor" Opens Tuesday
At Borovic's Beverly Theoter

Laden With sparkling comedy. witty gags and wealth oi
brand song hits Paramount's mirth and melody
film Road TO Zanzibar" opens Tuesday the Beverly
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-22
. HARRISON IN HOLLYWOOD
DIES FOR son

deliver the falcon. he has beer
shot.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-22
FNE-Foor SHELF CAREER

Bette Davis scrap book is now
in IT'S SIND volume.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-04
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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-04
Leftover Vegetables

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good for . luncheon.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-04

Tie hsatts a his eounhymsn.s
Part a . rssolutisn q sesrew
after The Death q 0esrus WaaA-
inston. they were read IN the
House of Representatives b.
John Aaraholl a De-. -, 17oo.
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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-04

Henry 'Asht-Hoess Harry
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NOUS southern esnefnl was the
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Evening star., 1941-04-09
Atchison
Continued From Page CID

thumb was so excruciating they
thought it best to 60 to the hotel
and treat it with hot applications
rather than visit the hospital.
At that point the commission was
fed to the teeth with Mendel's buck
passing and ordered Tony's purse
held up. To insure Galento a fair
deal, however, they decided he could
have the X-ray made today. 1t was
undecided what they would do if the
plate revealed no injury and it was
decided officially Tony simply quit.
Baer was jubilant over the out
come. He followed his plan of
battle to the letter, opening up with
lengthy rights to the head a round
sooner than expected to all but
put the faltering Galento on the
floor.
Only once, early in the first round,
did Galento's vaunted left hook
cause Buddy any concern, he said.
That one landed high on the fore
head but shook him up enough to
warn him against carelessness. Tony
repeatedly tried to reach Baer's
towering chin with the left, leaping
off the floor like a dancing bear to
gain the necessary altitude. But
after the second round Baer merely
stabbed him with a left jab and
sent booming rights to Two Tons"
ample midriff.
Galento began to tire as early
as the second round and started
to foul. La Fond warned both
against backharding and heeling
and penalized Tony in the first
for low blow and Baer in the
sixth for hitting on the break.
Baer landed a good. long right
to the head IN the third and fol-
lowed up with a two-fisted attack
to the body that had Galento hang
ing on at the bell. Tony's nose
leaked blood as early as the second
round and an old battle wound
over his left eye was ripped open
at the start of the fourth. You
knew then that he was through for
the evening.
Evening star., 1941-04-09
Sund Wins Acclaim mn Make Six Row Over Champion Bengak
Tech Nine Is Seekinq
Second Win 10 Show
Real Title CaIiber
Gets Harder Test Toduy
Against Gonzogu After
Beotine Dewitt, 60

Tech Highs baseball team, under
its new coach, Dutch Usilaner, is out
to make it two in row today as a
means of serving notice on its inter-
high rivals that it will be a factor
in the title series.
In meeting Gonzaga on the Tech
field, the Maroons probably will
find the pace sitter than it was
yesterday, when they tripped Dew
lit, 60, ending two-game winning
streak for the Upton street school.
In other important games on to-
days program, Wilson and Ana
costa were to open the title race
at Anacostia while Roosevelt's
Rough Riders were scheduled to
meet Episcopal.
Dewitt was unable to solve ef-
fectively the offerings of three Ma
room hurlers yesterday and could
not capitalize on occasional Wild
ness that put men on base. Techs
hurting was divided among Buddy
and Sam Webb and Charlie Green.
Buddy turned in the best per-
formance by giving only one hit
and tanning six in the first four
innings.
Bob Cullen went the route for
Dewitt and was nicked for eight
hits, one of them a triple by Mar
vim Brewer.
Cullen's control was good. He
walked only one man, Kelly Lewis.
the first to face him. and he scored
Techs first run on Brewers triple.
Tech continued with two runs in
the second inning on an error, a
stolen base and two singles and
scored single runs in the fourth,
fifth and sixth.
Evening star., 1941-04-09
Card Netmen on $3.50
Basis After Losing
Match 10 Drew

Catholic University's tennis team
couldn't boast Of any better than
a 500 percentage today, following
it's second defeat in four matches
yesterday at the hands of Drew
College.
The netmen from Paterson. N. j.,
won by an 81 margin on the Colum-
bia Country Club courts, John
Zeender saving the Cards from a
shutout by winning the No. singles
match.
Summaries:
sinEles-Klinetob Drew defeated Dor
savage -. 4-6. 60; Baxter Drew
defeated Schuman. 6-I, 7-5; Scozill
DEW defeated defeated MaTPhy' MMarPhy' s-2 Sc,
6-4 Zeender &c. u defeated Thilson,
6E2, .6--4 Frazier Drew defeated CAL
cote. -, e..
Doubles-Klinetob-S -Scoziu Drew de-
feated Dorsavage-Murphy, 90, 4-6,
6-E Baxter -Thilson Drew defeated
Joers-Cslcote, 6-1, "a: c. U. defaulted
the No. doubles match.
Evening star., 1941-04-09
Great Baseball Year
Presaged byC Crowds
At Training Games
Teams in Florida Draw
$4,000 in Five Weeks,
For Big Gain Over le40
By the Associated Press.

BY lTe ASSuCldteu HIeSSs
TAMPA, Fla, April eff attend
ance at spring training games is any
indication, major and minor league
baseball gate receipts are due for a
substantial increase this season.
A record 173, ,460 fans turned out
for exhibition games in Florida dur
ing the training season just ended,
the Tribune estimated today, COM
pared with 10000 last year.
OF these 123.460 attended the
grapefruit league games of the
major league teams. official records
showed while an estimated $4,000
went to the minor league exhibi-
tions. Last year the grapefruit
league attendance was 100000 and
the minors attracted an estimated
$4,000.
Major league teams training in
Florida this year were the Cincin-
natl Reds at Tampa, ST. Louis Car
dinalS and New York Yankees at
st. Petersburg, New York Giants at
Miami, Philadelphia Phillies at
Miami Beach, Boston Red Sox al
Sarasota, Detroit Tigers at Lakeland
Washington Senators at Orlando ano
Cleveland Indians at Fort Myers.
Pail attendance at grapefruit
league cities for the flve-week exhi-
bition schedule was as follows: St
Petersburg, 47,385; Tampa, 16,439;
Miami, 14,163; Lakeland. 11,416; Or
lando, 9,218; Miami Beach, $3.50;
Sarasota, 5,794; Clearwater, 5,495;
Fort Myers, 5000.
Brooklyn spent only the last two
weeks of its training session at
Clearwater, and will train next year
in California. All other major league
teams indicated they would return
to Florida, although Cleveland will
shift from Fort Myers to some other
point.