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La gaceta., 1941-10-21
JUNTA DE LA CAMARA DE
COMERCIO DE YBOR

FL microbes, dia %, Sc reu-
Mira la Camara de Concrete de
Ybor, segln la citaci6n que nos
remite Ell atentO s%ecretario Fran
de la Grana.
Es 81 prop6sito de la junta el
.discutir los medios para esta6le
Ger esta secci6n oficinas de las
utilidades.
Este asunto de las oficinas de
las utilidades Sc viene discutien
10 desie haze muchos amos.
Alegan las empresas que de
establecer una oficina en- Ybor
City tendran q. hacer 10 mismo
en- West Tampa, Hyde Park,
Seminole Heights y otras barria
das.
La gaceta., 1941-10-21

Sugiere el senador Connally
p~residente del comite de relacio
mes exteriores del senado que la
naci6n tonne venganza pOr ell
hundimiento del destructor
NKearny'...
La mejor venganza que pode-
mos tomar Is entrar en- la que
IRA, abiertamente, de parte de
Russia e Inglaterra.
Las notas de protesta son de
preciadas Y pisoteadas por los
piratas.
iY dplicarle en6rgichmente
ell precepto de "defensa propia"
a los que en- este pals, halagan-
do a los totalitarios, "discur-
sean" en- contra del presidente
Roosevelt Y sus normas de poll
tica international!
La politica International de
un pals demOcratico es dirigida
por su gobierno y no por los in
trigantes, no importa cual sea
su poSici6n social.
La gaceta., 1941-10-21
CARTA DEL DUENO DE UNI
CAFE

Publicamos' a continuation la
carta que nos femite el dueno
de un cafe de Ybor City.
No damos a conocer su NOM
bre para evitarle molestias.
Luego de los saludos' de rigor
para nuestro director, dice:
"He dadO algun dinero para
la defensa del principle anti
prohibicionista que todos los
hombres libres sustentamos;
pero estoy Opuesto a que csc di-'
nero Sc reparta entire ciertos in
dividuos que supongo conoce
La Gaceta", a juzgar por su
articulo de aver.
Tengo entendido que I'm Sc
nor ha pedido $4,000, diciendo
que posee una fuerte organiza-
ci6n y que dispone de centena-
res de votOs; otro individuo pr
de 81,
I'll dinero recOgido para la
propaganda de tina idea justa
no debe caer en- las manos de
los "vivos' de la politica.
10 que mas importa def lder
son las sociedades y los restau-
rantes... y debe hacerse una
campaha hOnrada, limpia, ra-
zonable.
No dare un centavo mas 81 10
recolectado va cae en- manos de
los 'politiquillos' de tres por
medic.
Apreciamos la carta y pedi-
mos que los miles de d6lares no
Sc entreguen a los osados.
La gaceta., 1941-10-21

hoy por Mr.. Knuisen, ell jefe
de Ia CPM, seran tenidas en-
cuenta para ell otorgamiento de
contracts.
New York, oct. 21.-El go
ibernador Lehman DECLARE hoy
que sc opondra a la candidatu-
IA de LaGuardia para la rec
lecci6n.
Pronunciara discursos ell go
bernador en- favor del candidate
democratic a alcalde, fiscal
O'Dwyer.
Berlin, oct. 21.-El mando "a
dice que los rusos per-
dieron aver la is.a que aun do
minaban en-. ell Colo de Riga.
Este les "limpia por complete
del Baltico.
LOndres, oct. la avia-
ci6n britannica bombarde6 a Bre
men, Emden y Wilhemshaven.
Doce aviones alemanes fueron
d~erribados.
Nantes, Francia, oct. 81
Los alemanes arrestaron al je-
fe de p0licia de esta prefecture,
peno mas tarde ordenaron su
libertad. Tres ejecueiones Sc e.
fectuaron para vengar la muer-
te del general Holtz.
La gaceta., 1941-10-21
PIDEN RAPIDA AYUDA PA
RIA RUSSIA

New York, oct. 21.-En una
irstancia remitida aver al pre-
sidente Roosevelt, mas de 1000
obispos, educadores Y clerigos
protestantes piden al jefe de es-
tado actGe con la mayor rapidez
possible de modo que la libertad
pueda marchar contra ell enemi-
go desde Washington.
"Nosotros creemos con listed,
senior P~residente, que 81 Hitler
puede ser contenido en- Russia,
una gran victoria sc Obtendra
para las democracias occidental
les, la indomable China y noso-
tros mismos."
La gaceta., 1941-10-21
COMENZO LA TOMA DE
SOBRE LA
ENTIRE
LA JUNTA DE UTILIDAD
Y LA COMPANIA TAMPA
ELECRIC

Bajo la direction de la Sc
horita Mary f. Barrow, de Pa
mama City, comenz6 aver la
toma de testimonio sobre la
controversial entire la Junta de
Utilidad, presidida por Mr..
Watson, y la empresa Tampa
Electric.
Representa- "a Srta. Barrow
al juez Ira Hutchinson, de Pa
mama City, que decidira en- de
finitiva.
La Junta orden6 una reba-
ia de 80 por ciento en- las Ia
rifas y la compania sostiene
que tai rebaja no lie permitira
ganar un siete por cientO en-
la inversion.
Tiene la empresa lnvertidos
49, 900, pero la Junta di-
ce que la valuaci6n de las pro
piedades no debe ser mayor
de $4,461,0 600.
Fu6 ell primer testigo ell jus
tipreciador N. G.. Veach Jro
de Kansas City, miembro de
la firma de Black and Veach,
quien mantiene que en- ell va
Tor deben incluirse $906,536
como "valor que sale, abar-
cando ell costo de desarrollar
ell presente negocio.
Veach Sc pas6 TODD Ell dfa
declarando y relate su labor
al frente de un grupo de so
hombre! que hizo una tasa-
ci6n justa de las propiedades
y analiz6 los m6todos y for
mulas.
Charles F. Blake, abogado
de la Junta de Utilidad, SCI o.
puso al testimonio alegando
que Veach no habia hecho
personalmente una inspection
de las propiedades. Veach,
con mucha l6gica, lie contest6
que la justipreciaci6n habia
requerido cerca de ocho meses
y que era impossible para un
hombre hacer TODD ell trabajo;
pero que Ell habia supervisado
toda la operation.
Representa- a la compaiia
Tampa Electric los letrados
Sres. c. Fred Thompson, John
d. Harris y II. L. McLOghlin;
a la Junta, los Sres. Charles
F. Blake, Morris e. White y
o, K. Reeves.
La gaceta., 1941-10-21
Ell NUEVO GCBIERNO DE
PANAMA APROBO NJ
LOS BARCOS MERCANTES

Panama, oct. 21.-E nuevO
gobiernO panameno presidido
por Adolfo La Guardia, cancel6
aver un decreto de Arnulfo A
rias que prohibia armar los va
pores mercantes de bandera pa
namena.
Arias sigue en- la carcel. La
nota official dada aver dice que
el gobierno esta listo para COO
perar por complete con los Esta
dos Unidos. Ha llegado a Wash
ington el nuevo embajadOr de
Panama, Sr. Ernesto j. Guar
dia.
La gaceta., 1941-10-21

do ell ataque de los nazis contra
Grecia Y Yugoeslavia y diio que
este pals no pudo mandarles a.
yuda substantial.
America ma escuchado va por
demasiado tempo al coronel
Lindbergh, el general Robert f.
Wood, de Chicago, y al senador
por Montana. Esa misma gem
te hubO de criticarme cuando en-
capacidad de coordinador
petrolero, decidi mandar a Ru-
STA varios tanques eargados con
gasolina".
La gaceta., 1941-10-21

Ell viejo "marrullero'' Petain,
dominado en- cierto mOdo por
Darlan, ACADIA de ordenar ell en-
carcelamiento, en- una fortaleza
de los Princes, del general Ga
melin, los sxprimeros ministries
Deladier, Blum y Renard, el ex-
ministro de la gobernaci6n Man
del y otros personajes republi-
canos.
En- cuantO al eXministro del
aire Pierre Cot, que Sc encuen-
ira en- este pals, ell mariscal CT
nico Y seminazi lie acusa de HA-
Der FACILITADO AERO
PIANOS AL FRENTE POPU-
LAR ESPANOL...
AcuSacion que pone en- su yer
dadera luz al impotente patron
de los colaboradores de Hitler.
Cot servfa a Francia y la hui
manidad cuando vendi6 unos po
COS a%viones, cobrandolos por a
delantado, al gobierno legitimo
de la REPUBLICA ESPANO-
LA.
Acusando a Leon Blum, que
anhelaba ayudar a Espana y no
pudo hacerlo, el sadico anciano
de Vichy dice "que su pclitica
convirti6 el trabajo en- un ms
trumento de guerra social.
Era entonces cuando DeGau-
lie pedia que Francia mecaniza-
"a su ejercito, construyendo do
cenas de miles de tanques, y ell
viejo mariscal Sc burlaba del
coronel que ahora es general y
dirije en- ell mundo a los fran
ceses libres'.
Petain traicion6 a Francia,
antes de Blum, desde Ell minis
terio de la guerra.
La gaceta., 1941-10-21
HUELGA DE 1000 MINEROs

Birmingham, Alabama. oct.
21.-Los obreros de la nina
Sayreto, propiedad de la cor
poraci6n Republic Steel, Sc de-
.nararon aver en- hue.ga. Mas
tarde Sc les unieron los traba-
fadores de otras cinco minas,
hacienda un total de 1000. De-
mandan los mineros un aumen-
to de 40 centavos al dia y vaca-
clones con pags.
La gaceta., 1941-10-21
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
Salteador de caminos. - Un barco de la Care"
-Petsin y Pierre Cot.-Prohibicion dominical.
-Desmoralizar.- Venganza. -Indemnizacion

FL secretario Hull estima que
Hitler es I'm vulgar salteador de
caminos. Estamos de acuerdo
con Ell talificativo; pero sin OIL
vidar que por AGA hay indivi-
dUos que viven en- la democra-
cia y al mismo tempo conspi-
ran para atacarla por la espal-
da.
La gaceta., 1941-10-21

Una campana sensata contra
la prohibition dominica solo
puede ser dirigida por los
"dubs" latinos y los peri6dicos
liberales y sinceramente demo-
craticos.
Esos politicos que andan a la
GAIA de los miles de d6lares, no
representa- 81 sentir del pueblo
Y ST sus propios mezquinos inte-
reses personales.
Ha de ser una campana de
las personas tolerantes, de Tim
pia historic, contra la intole-
rancia de los que prefieren Ia
violencia a la educaci6n.
Pero 81 el dinero recolectado
ma de gastarse en- beneficio per-
sonal de algunOs individuos y
sus "maquinarias" de "compra
y venta", entOnces 10 mas digno
La gaceta., 1941-10-21
Sc INSCRIBIERON
2O,4OO ELECTORES

En- las elecciones generates
de noviembre tomaran parte
10000 personals, seg1n los IL
bros del registro electoral.
Las inscripciones Sc cerra-
ron aver, cuando mas de 500
personals formaron filas en-
horas de Ia tarde,
La gaceta., 1941-10-21

Sc han anotado en- los Ii
bros. desde las primarias 1850
nombres. .
Del total, menos de 500 per
tenecen q la raza negra.
La gaceta., 1941-10-21

lie hemos pedido a los nazis
pue por ell hundimiento del va
por robin Moore, un acto de
pirateria, nos pagua 2 100000.
Nos contestaran con burlas y
no pagaran.
A los nazis hay que "persua-
dirlos'' con 10 canones de la es-
cuadra y las bombas de los ae-
roplaons no con peticiones de
indemnizaci6n.
La gaceta., 1941-10-21

Stain ha dicho que Moscu Sc
"a defendida Gale por calle y ca
sa por casa,
Entonces, los nazis NO PA
SARAN!
La gaceta., 1941-10-21
BOLETINES De ULTIMA HORA

Seran anulados, uno por Uno, los articulos de la
ley de neutralidad. - Ell Gobierno ayudara a los
candidatura de La Guardia.-Otros tres france
ses ejecutados. --
La gaceta., 1941-10-21

ECuntos ~asesinatos comete-
ran los nazis, asesinatos de mo
-centes, en- r~epresalias pOr Ia
"ejecuci6n" del general HOltz,
verificada aver en- Nantes?
La policia secreta francesa
ha ofrecido su cooperation a la
Gestapo...
La gaceta., 1941-10-21
Ell TEMPO

Nublados yNluvias para hoy;&
la Nuvia de aker hizo gran be-
neficio a las Jempras.
Temperature mf1ama, I
maSana de hoy, rs grade
La gaceta., 1941-10-21

sera quedarse en- casa o recono
Ger que ell "cierre" es I'm mai
menor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-07

Attorney General Smith Troy
has held irrigation, diking and
drainage districts are not "em-
ployers" and do not have TO pay
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-07
EPOIITICULARS"'
a PUBLIC A .!!:!F
<-4.<SS,s>a1...z s

the state unemployment eompenzs-
ton tsx on their payrells.
he advised I'd DAVIS. director ~
conservation and development.
that such districts were public eor-
porauons and not liable Il state
taxation
More than 100 900 workers in ne
state began piling up = backlog
Of wage credits. starting July /.
upon which they can draw unem-
ployment compensation checks
when they lose their johs
The new law extending the
compensation program 10 em-
pioyers Of one or more persons
went Into effect In June. hut
did not begin leyying the tar
ON their payroIls until July l.
The tar Is 81 per cent. for-
merry. the law put the tan
only on employers of eight or
more workers.
BY the new extension. the law
now covers more than $50 600 resi-
dents Of the state. emitting them
to weekly checks when jobless.
The state Of Oregon has q pro-
vision in its compensation law al
lowing employers a special dis
count on their tax II they main
tain their payrolls At a stable fig
ure and do not cause unemploy-
ment BY fluctuations. A similar
provision was defeated by the last
Washington legislature.
The landlord comes around each
three months TO collect the rent
from state departments al olym-
pia.
Under terms of the law spon-
sored by Gov. Arthur B. Langlie TO
help the heavily-burdened general
fund OF the treasury, all depart
ments with private incomes have
to pay rent for space they occupy
in the capitol buildings.
This amounts TO is cents =
square foot Of floor space.
With those like the highway
department, which occupies
nearly three floors of the new
transportation building. the
rent reaches a substantial fig
ure.
Some departments with federal
government connections object to
paying rent on grounds Uncle Sam
would not like them TO pay such
charges. but the bills went out
July anyway.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-07

Don castle NJ rsransuns's
Power Dive" VIA IL accounted
among Holiywcods hsss rarssss6
men, nncs wnrksd In Z slsthing
stare hsssuss ~ erald get lhs
kind ~ Hsrmsnts Ne wsnts4 a.
reduced rviess
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-07
18th Annual Peach-A-Reno
In Buckley on August 8

already has several fine numbers
lined up.
Tacoman in charge
Beginning Monday and continu-
ing through July is the American
National Red Cross and the Buck
ley Kiwanis club are sponsoring q
swimming school In their yearly
endeavor TO make each person
responsible for himself in the
water.
Jean Derby Of Tacoma will be
in charge of the school which will
be held in the swimming tank at
the gymnasium at the high school.
She will have as her assistants,
Homer Bowen. Mrs. Laura Berrie
and Miss Ellen Martin.
Escapes Death
Joe Startamore Of Puyallup
escaped almost certain death Tues
day by jumping from the large
logging truck he was driving Just
before the huge vehicle crashed
head-on into a bank on the hair
pin turn on the Sunset Lake road
above Wilkeson. The force Of the
impact threw logs stsrtamore was
hauling through the cab and
smashed the engine into the bank
demolishing the truck.
The truck was one Of two being
used by George Kepka OF Wilke-
son in logging operations IN the
South Prairie creek watershed.
Work Completed
Work on the WPA project al
the Western State Custodial school
east OF Buckley closed Wednesday
after three and one-half years,
according to Hugh kneeland, fore
man.
During this time the WPA have
cleared the school site, put IN the
irrigation and sewer systems and
have had charge OF a good share
Of the major building construction.
Couple Married
Miss Eunis Anna Emry. daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Emry,
and David link were wed Thurs
day afternoon at simple csrs-
mony performed before only i'm
medist. members NJ the families
at the Link home by IN. Rev
George Link Musical numbers
were supplied by Mrs Link and
her son. George Jr.
Immediately following the esr.-
mony the young couple left for q
short trip sround the Olympic
peninsula, and will be at home 70
their friends the first Of next week
at their house on the Pipeline road
west Of town
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-07

BUCKLEY annusl
Peach-A-Rsno will be held August
Q. Miss Lena Imhoff will be queen
of the festival, and hc- attendants
will be the Misses Caroline Kaelin
and Louise Knutsen.
The Peach-A-Reno committee
met Monday evening at the city
hall where plans for the event
were discussed. The Carbon
Glacier Post of the Veterans Of
Foreign Wars will have charge of
the parade with Ernest Whitmore
as general chairman, assisted by
Mrs. II. A. Parkinson. The Fra
ternal Order of Eagles will have
charge of the afternoon program
with Elmer Hyppa serving as
chairman of the committee which
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-07
NOW PLAYING At
LOCAL YNRAYgN1

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tlnassf IN nilsf she Ma %.
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sks. ssa
nltr uouss Jesn cFswtea ana
nsivyn nausls. ~ wemsns
80 no. 80 70. paa. glas
Gus Kihitrr IN Hesttstsnnd runs
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nf,irn, william noYs spa r,sssssi
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tipa.s aul.ss. ii'ai' ais, lsd.
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ssfsl SULLIVAN in hsss stree
slsa L.ips vslss and lean ntte, n
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Lore also Hw Rogers IN ps1s
eoaai SirV~ uiss.v Hans.. sna
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N "xilsss queen. Master nssessiss :
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.nd Claude Rains In LADY, with
rm0sroH our xint~s IN scatter.
soea nAlnss alse jsns wl,hsfs In
NJ, ,sm h penny alnsissen ana Ar
thur f.sss IN snionais Goes i.ssins =
aiAa insfla Bergman and Warner
nastst IN "Aaam lad Feuf aans
nrN rrsns AafEsn ant Hilile nusss
ia FWiid Man ~ Hofnsa. plus Or
nn tliessf snd bonnie nsssf ~
suIii. fiud Asbgst and Lotl cess
tsllo ia nuek fFlssissa slss neg
HaasFs Ia "fHs Harder tsslou
~ s=lt tsasalina HBss<li ana Asis
vFu D1usias IN This fhlhs Called
ass slsg n.sd nna Mia u Noiss
rrarIl ussy Cooper and Hs,sss.
Assnsses In "nsss Lana pn~ slsa
Prank Aofsan ana nillls htlfss 10
"fhs wild Mar ~ nofnso.
IiHIHfN. rsfaiipn sua Apeats,
lou Costello sna Dies rs.sii IN
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-07
Nine Local Boats
Entered for Race

Nine members Of the Tacoma
Yacht club have enrolled their re-
spectivs boats for participation in
the annual international cruiser
race. TO be run July IL and IL
from cambridge island TO Nsnai-
mo, 3. c.
According to Commodore Ger
phom c. Rowland, those already
signed up include: Albert Hale Jr.,
Lady Lynn: T. F. Worthington.
Modesto; f. II. Binger. Hunter;
Paul Riggs. PicarooI; NJ. C..
Riggs, Gallant Lady; w. r. Emery,
Miss Cathleen; X. 4chtenwsteT,
Silver Spray; William l.. Hesly,
Tanker; Margaret Rust, Electra.
Mrs. Rusts Electra is expected
10 place high again on the honor
list. having captured overall VIC
tories in last years classic.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-07

days
which tssy found slans ne wav.
The hsy Tsdss into the peaceful
eounsrysste ~lth The harvest meun
lsssiak silver a~<lFr. aa ne dusty
Rad - n fsissr~d threarh the
henkhs overhead ne ersahing
~ tbs leather harness and ~
fhythmss tAuS - hscfs - ne
winding lane the aim llshl ~
q kerosene lamp n the wsadnw ~
. d'sssnt farm heass she spnns
ef hearts that ~ers light sn1 gay
49, 10 TIE accompaniment AZ 3
maush csssr IN the hsnss ~ .
chap whn could fnshs n sessnd The
temples eschsssrs ne per-
hims ~ ns~ mow~ hay sna
aver al. q ecrfsnsmsns ths Amsr-
les ~ today wiii never kns~
rDss treasures eut ~ ths rass
ARE handed Ike fsns china. n -
fe~dIsd vita ievsrs esss sr1 n ~
ssniiv isss swsy In sss's msm.vv
cheat for soms future aey whsa
srss thoughts sgslr - sriftIns
ssok evsr the ysars h remind aim
that srs~,ra aid hss ne semr>s-
sstiens
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Continued From Page onel
tIres swav from prosecuting At
tofneys and ledge Il with superior
judges Who would appoint special
lawyers - advise the iuries.
TIE argument N favor q the
law was filed hy = committee 81
eight legislators Reps John NJ
Custer George c Kinnesr. and
Charles H. Todd. Of Seattle. I'd
ward J. Reilly. Mrs Thomas Kelos
and Joe Hurley Of Spokane: J. n
Jones. Of Waterville. and Senator
'. r. Orndorff. Of Spokane
They oontended taking the
jury out Of prosecutors' hands
would make IL possible to have
an investigation OF govern
mental corruption free from
the influence 81 a political Of
fieeholder. They said courts
were non-partisan and the
prosecutor was the legal AID
visor of other county officials
and thus would be embarrassed
when the jury investigated
them. The new law also pro-
vides way to investigate
prosecutors offices themselves,
which now il lacking.
Arguments against the two laws
were filed by the Washington State
Referendum committee Of Seattle
They oontended IT was against
democratic principles to take
grand juries control away from
prosecutors. They held IL would
make the superior Judge the prose-
cutor. would increase the cost of
government and force the prose
cutor 10 try criminal actions that
he had no part in investigating.
Souvenir hunters, who like TO dig
up Indian burial grounds for relics,
were given a jolt under new state
law which makes it a gross mis-
demeanor to remove, mutilate or
destroy any Indian graves or any
glyptic or painted record Of a pre-
historic tribe.
Archaeological cannot remove
historic material from graves un-
less they intend 10 put 1t in a recos-
nized museum and permission is
obtained from the University OF
Washington or Washington State
college presidents.
Attorney General Smith Troy
has held irrigation, diking and
drainage districts are not "em-
ployers" and do not have TO pay
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-07

Here ore the principals TO
O stalled romance ond the
genius who brought IT TO O
hoppy conclusion - oil in
IS c ottereood Pulls the
Strings, second Of the RkO
Rodio screen series bosed on
the fonous stories OF Clorenee
Budinoton Kellond. Susan
Peters ond JONES Corner ore
the young romonticists, ond
Guy kibbee, OF top, in his in
imitoble inpersonotion OF Scot
tereood. IS the man who
brings obout the hoppy end
ing. The picture shores the
Blue Mouse screen with N
Worons Foce."
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-07

CHICAGO Lieut. cal C. ~
Elliati, procurement ssflssv 81 Ne
chicago saasssrmassss depot 10
day announced awards ~ ess-
tracts foe spos 80 Pounds n
yeast. valued II sstt M asd sur
f'cisat IN make ana no 90 issvss
~ bread.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-07
USE ANCIENT FIAT

One Of the few Flats. Italian
made automobile. In America Was
used for scenes In Aetro-Goldwyn-
Mayors "Smiiin' Through" The
car. Of 1915 vintage, serves as a
prop for one OF Jeanette MaeDon-
aids and Gene Rsymonds most
romantic scenes together
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-07

Although ms brother. Peter
Saunders left America several
months ago 20 enlist IN the Brit.
ish army. Pstriek OAoors learned
81 kstro-Col1vyn-Asysr that res
s.sn recruited as director - Brit
iEh propaganda films instead
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-07

Buy L. s. Bonds and Save,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-07

In "Bmllln' Through" Jeanette
Macdonald plays two roles
AoonYsan. Irish colleen Of half =
century axo. and her nlses ksih.
lssn, EiFl u the tvsnt.sth
century.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-07
Aunt Het

Poor old Emily When one
ike her thinks sns loves reli9-
ion when she's rsoIlY loVIn' the
preacher. snes Just heart
hungry"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-07

OF TIC n the morse ana nuAAf
ne sirawhsfry festivals ard
ls~H parties vita tkslf Chinese
lanterns strung amonT the tres.
casting = seft slew % the msfFy
groups gathered Fer TIE sssniHx
under . hue sammsr ssy s. the
eceAsicnzl ~hlnns ~ . hoFss be
coming impatient VITA tss long
delay =. the pretty sstls VIE ssisl
knew heN n biu<n wearing
hlxh top huttna shoes and Ions.
fluffy skirts the strains 81
music fiastlns lastly % the s~lmy
air 81 late July =. The laughter
n = happy rearis ~es seek NE u
wslk ard who really mad time
10 enjoy l,s priceless treasures
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-07
CADET ADMuREs STAR

Jeanette MacDonalds west
Point cuff links are a gift from
young army officer IN spprs-
citation n ar autographed picture
N herself from hsr latest Metro
Goidwyn-Asysr starring picture.
smilin' Through"