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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-14
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-14

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-14

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-14

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-14

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-14

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Evening star., 1941-01-26

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" ony temperature inside these snug
sheepskin shoe pocks For long
snow morches they're the onswer
to getting there without frost-bit-
ten toes
Evening star., 1941-01-26

and then" The hotel
dogs foster parents are in
conference with the room
clerk. There's been a COM
plant from a fussy guest
Evening star., 1941-01-26

IN AlASKAS sub winter the troops of Uncle SONS
ropdy expondng defense force must be bundled against
the weather in fus tho give moxmum protection. So the
Government hos gone the market for thousands Of
fits Of heovy fur cothne most Of which is being mode ot
Seotte Of furs bought the exchonoe there The most
picturesque article by troops the For North is the
"porko" These cootcoPes being mode of muskrot,
with wolf trimming the oce opening ond wrists Musk
selected for wormth and durability and wolf
Of the few furs which the breoh will not freeze.
Other articles of the Army outfit include fur copes beor
skin eountIets sheepskn inner shoe poeks ond seolskn
mukuks s-woterproof shoes almost exclusively
in the Aoskon winter.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-08
500 WOULD
GO UP IN SMOKE

Bing Crosby has dieted off rs
pounds in preparation for his next
picture and denies that he's try
ing to get down TO lis so that he
can jockey his own horses d.
Cesar Romero has been ordered
TO regain rs pounds before he
works again. The flu and tough
shooting schedule had him looking
like couple of photographs past
ed together Heard Jack Ben
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-08

Humphrey Bogart. Ida Lupino.
Alan Curtis. Arthur Kennedy. Joan
I.eslie, Henry Hull. Henry Trsvers.
Barton MacI-ane and host of
others tell this dramatic story Of a
pardoned convict who had one
more Job TO do before turning over
. new leaf one Job too manyl
The story ends In the high
eterras n fact. just about
everything csAs In the high
Sterrss ME for Humphrey
Begart. love and happiness for
Ida Lxzpinc and q dramatic
man-hunt for Q score or more
Of state police.
II that type Of entertainment "
down your alley. you can't ask
for anything more than the new
top feature at the Hamrick house.
The other film on the new bill
continues along heavy" lines with
Miriam Hopkins and Claude Rains
bringing q picture titled. Lady
With Red Hair"
Supported BY . capable cast,
these two viii be seen In .
story of the stage and OF
Q woman who fought IN up
hili hastle for happiness and
succeaa-
do not recommend the new
Roxy attractions for children A.
the feature film may seem TO
lionixe an underworld character
VINO was wrong In almost every
thing he did.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-08
Indian Displays
His Baiileship

Another example TO illustrate
why Cecil p De Mile has the repu-
tation Of the most painstaking
movie maker in Hollywood. oc-
CURED during the cutting" Of
North West Mounted Police" his
new Technicolor romance which ia
now on the sreen at the Riviera
theater and whose cast il headed
by Gary Cooper. Madeline Carroll,
Paulette Goddard. Preston Foster
and Robert Preston.
Editing his galloping Canadian
epic. the great DE Mile became
disturbed by strange but indis-
tinct marking on the chest of an
Indian extra.
Curious. he had a frame Of the
film enlsrged-snd discovered. TO
his horror. that the redskin had a
battleship tsttooed on his chest,
DE Mile. who will go to almost
any lengths to avoid being guilty
OF movie boner." took no
chances Though in all probability
the slip-up would never have been
detected by even the best pair Of
eyes in the audience. he has killed"
that part of the scene
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-08
NOW PLAYING At
LOCAL THEATERS

RoNN-Humphre Bosart and Ida
Lupino in High Sierras. -.
sos. 625. Gas. also Miriam Hop
kins and Claude Rains IN The
Lady With Red Hair 80, 4.oS'
RI.LTo-virsinis Bruc. and John
Woman" l2s4. ass. SIS. $50.
1919; also Richard Arien and
Pushers." 1872 1854. $;ie. SEA.
MUSIC BoN-csry Grant and Kath-
srine Hepburn in Philsdelphis
story" II 80. 2 :o5. 40. TAO. 1000;
also March OF Time. IS, 40. e:bo.
RIVIERA - Gary Cooper and Made
leine Carroll in Northwest Mount
e Fo Worla IN So Flames. mes eC IS s so
BLuE MoUsE-Anns Neasie and
Richard Carlson in No. No. Nam
cite" IL 40. s45. $50. 9.S5: also
Cesar Romero and Patricia Morrison
i II s'ss' 5 40 % s sas MO '''
RETURN sHOwI>Gs
BEVERLY - Ann Miller and Richard
Carlson in Too Many Girls" and
Richard DIX and Kent Taylor IN
Men Against the Sky
CAPIToL-Ann Sheridan and Georse
AN@Ah an AtAaNt pN NAknA e.
also "Renfrew in Crashing
Thru"
CoMNUNITN-Pst O'Brien and John
Garfield In Flowing Gold also
Ronald Reagan and Iva Lys IN
Murder IN the Air
NAY STREET - Marjorie Rambeau
and Alan Hale in "Tugbost Annie
sails Again" also Lev Ayres and
Rita johnson in Golden Fleeing q"
LAkfWoop-Myrns 10y and Melvin
Douglas In Third Finger LEFT
Hand" also Lev Ayrss and Lionel
Barrymore IN "Dr Kildare Goes
Home
rARk - Don Amsche snd Betty
Cradle IN Down Argentine Way.
also Georse Brent ard Virginia
Bruce In The Man Who Talked
Too Much
PRoCroR-victor Jory aud 10 Ann
Ssyers In Light Of the Western
stars" also Dennis OKesfe and
Constance Moore in I'm Nooodys
Sweetheart Now"
REALARr-RichAro Arlen and ANDY
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-08

The Tacoma Thester Guild will
present Double Door" this eve
ming and again tomorrow evening
at Weyerhaeuser hall in the Y. W.
c. A. building.
With Virginia shackelford carry
ing the lead part. strong cast
has been assembled 10 dramstize
Elizabeth McFsdden's popular play.
Curtain call IL at SIS p. m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-08

There n just one fault your
nswsboy can find with The In
visible Woman" new and most
unusual film attraction At the
Rialto theater IT Is too bad
Universal had TO star 20 beautiful
. woman as Virginia Bruce and
then keep her invisible most OF
the time.
However, there are . num-
her Of reasons I can recon-
mend this picture. not the least
ef which h the fact that "
~ill satisfy those who are
booking for something differ
ent In screen fare. It repre-
sents the mcss skillful applica-
ZION 81 trick photography this
town has ever seen and II Is
funny.
Assisting Mias Bruce are John
Barrymore. John Howard. Charlie
Ruggles. Oscar Homolka. Ed Bro
ply and q number Of lesser lights,
ali Of whom contribute generously
70 the enjoyment you will expert
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-08
Continuing Lectures
AT the Winthrop Hotel

Mshssiddha Satchitansnda. not
ed Hindu philosopher. is conduct
ing a series OF lectures on mind
power at the Winthrop hotel.
Lectures are held each evening
al S and will continue until Sunday
evening. Feb. 2.
The lectures are free and the
public Is cordially invited to at
tend.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-08
Nv PAUL HARRISON

HOLLYWOOD -Beh the
screen.
Sad story sbout The weslthy
aging plavboy who almost turned
over Heaven and Hollywood % ar
range screen test for girl
friend. with an able young leading
man 10 appear with her She got
a contract, all right-and Won the
actor. too. They've been gong to-
gether Ger since. while the lonely
rich man meditstes upon femi-
nine ingratitude and the impul-
siveness OF young love.
Picture companies have said
NO. thanks" 70 the British offer
allowing frozen assets in England
70 DO invested in theaters there.
Insurance rates on thesters run as
high IS 30 per cent. and even
movie making isn't that big a
gamble Note OF alarm. Most
FVfAldi lAlln N DA'AAAS- 49, -
"Petroleo." about L. S. oil grabs
in the Argentine. It's said to be
antagonistic 10 this country
throughout, and all I. S. charac-
tiers are hesvies
There1l be bid for L. s.
sympathy for the French people
in Reunion" an original story
being prepared by Metro. II deals
with the efforts Of patriots in cc-
cupied France to oppose Germany
and bolster French morale e.
Her friends here have been told
that Danielle Darrieux, shapely
French star who made one picture
here, has arranged To return 10
Hollywood 10 stay.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-08
Film Firms Reject Offer TO Invest Frozen Assets
In London Theaiers- Insurance Rates Too High

Cecil De Mile Is begging TslA
Ian Bankhesd 70 come back 70 the
screen in Reap the Wild Wind
In the earliest scenes Of Pho
neer Woman. Barbara Stsnwyck
vii sppear as woman Of l0e
years story of her life vii 30
told in nashbacks.
After years Of air travel in his
own ships and Of being the solest
flyer among all directors, Henry
King finally Is going TO direct an
aviation picture Both the
Gables and Taylors are shopping
for large. practical cattle ranches.
probably in Arizona
A RIVER
FOR METRO
Studio back lots hold Just about
everything scenic from towns 70
oceans liners but Metro will he
first 70 have its own river. They'v.
excavating oO0-foot winding
channel Of varying widths. COM
plete with island and a lot Of
costly pumping equipment which
will make the water flow and re-
turn through hidden pipes
Ny greatest ambition" said a
prominent actor. is To be able 10
afford 10 live the way I do" &.
Sign on a local apartment: Va
eancy-No Children. Dogs. Song
Writers. Tap Dancers or Vocal Stu
dents Joan Blondell took g.
year-old Norman TO see one Of her
pictures. Afterwsrd, asked how no
liked il. al he said vas. Mother.
is that why you're so tired every
night >"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-08

Devine IN Hot Steel also Dennis
Okeefe and Constance Moore in
I'm Nooody's Sweetheart Now
REN Ann Sothe-n and Ian Hunter
in "Dulcy" also Walter Pidgeon and
Donald Meek in SKY Murder"
sHFLl-Gene Autry in "Gsucho Ser
enade. also Gross Country Ro-
nance
81 >>fI Wallace Becry and Marjorie
Main in Wyoming also Luli Deste
and Phillip Dorm IN SKI Patrol "
TfNPIE-Ann Sothern anc ian
Hunter in "Dulcy." also Jane with
ers in The Cir from Ave A
LIBERTY. PuNaliun gary Cooper
IN The WeSterner
RIVIERA >uHner-Frank Morgan IN
Hullsbsloo also Ann Sothern IN
Congo Marie
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-08

ny and Mervyn Leroy make a
pact to quit smoking: and a single
puff will cost 500 If the other
catches him.
British Eric Blore hates a
monocle but often has 10 wear
one in pictures. Charles Coburn,
Amencan-born. always wears a
monocle off-stage but casting di-
rectors don't consider him the
type. Don Ameche's face just isn't
designed 10 hold single eye
piece, so for scenes in The Road
TO Rio" he has to paste in mon
ocle with spirit gum.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-08
ii ERE'S MORE ABOUT
Flying Fortress
TARTs ON PAGE ONE

plane since the first of the year.
The toll: 81 army filters killed. IL
navy filters killed Il occurred
Thursday. on the same day a
Canadian air liner crashed near
Armstrong. Ont. killing IL An
army flier was killed near New
York City. bringing the days air
plane accident toll 10 q lives
A civilian emplove at Mcclellan
field, Sacramento. Cal. from which
the four-motored bomber took off
Thursday morning for Lowry field.
Denver, reported that the wings
and ailerons OF planes in repair
shops had been slashed. Army Of
fieials wouldn't confirm or deny.
The flying fortress crashed
Thursday morning. 30 minutes
after Its takeoff. Killed were:
Capt. Richard :. Freeman, IS,
pilot, of Iadd Field. Fairbanks,
Alaska. He was graduate
of West Point and Kelly Field,
and Presi dent Roosevelt
awarded him the Nackay
trophy in 1910 for outstand-
ing aircraft engineering on the
1899 good will flight of six fly
ing fortresses TO Rio de
Janeiro.
First Lieut.. Edward ".
ketcham. 80. co-pilot, Ladd
Field; Technical sgt. X. II.
Crabb, Sgt. J. r. Davies of
DAYTON, O., Sgt. Y. :. Trainer.
Sgt. 7. :. Widden of Haines
city. Fla. and Private c. r.
Applegate, Canon City. Colo.
The scene was within rs yards
of Civilian Conservation corps
camp, and 20 youths were work
ing three miles away when it
crashed against the 1000 foot
mountain and exploded.
THE bomber came out OF
a heorg cloudbdnk and dired
at considerable speed right
onto the 1ceStern slope OF
Ragged Top mountain" Fore
man James Nelson said.
Nelson and his crew rushed 10
the scene in a truck. Great flames
were leaping above the wrecksge
when they srrived. The plane wa,
in a small canyon
The men could see one Of
ficer In the cockpit. but be
cause of the heat were unable
Ia approach" he said.
The frame OF the plane was
resting in normal position as
though il was leveling off when il
hit Three engines had beer
crumpled back into the wing and
the fourth was some distance
away Small charred bits were
scattered over 25-ysrd radius"
Six bodies. burned and mutilated
remained in the wreckage. Two
were thrown among the ssgebrush
and rocks.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-08
Marion Talley
In Court Again
Husband Numes II
Men" In Charges

HOLLYWOOD Marion Talley
charged her husband today With
offering 70 keep quiet On his ac-
against her and seven
different men-if she'd give him
Si5o. 900 cash and custody Of their
five-yesr-old child Susan.
The once burom Missouri
girl. who became a Metro
politan opera diva. told the
superior court she considered
this offer blsckmail. She
turned II down. Her husband.
Adolf Eckstrom, New York
music teacher. then named
Edgar Bergen and sin others.
she said. He accused her Of
acts Of misconduct" with
them all.
Susan now - with her mother in
Beverly Hills. while a New York
Judge decides whether she il fit
To keep her. Eckstrom charged
she IL not. because Of those seven
men.
They include. besides Charlie
McCarthys boss. the late Rust
Heinz. New York society man;
Eric Rhodes, the actor: Arthur
Rosenstein. music coach. John s.
Keith. New York attorney. Jean
Sablon, French singer. and Aubrey
Scotto. who produced Marion's
only movie.
The 35-yesr-old Miss Talley,
who IL seeking divorce here on
grounds OF cruelty. said that in
1896 her husband said she either
would give him their child and the
$3.50 900. or he would see that she
got some malicious publicity"
She said she turned him down.
Three years later New York
court gave her custody of their
child.
Four months ago when she filed
her divorce suit here, she said her
husband renewed his threats.
Miss Talley added that she
turned him down again. Next
morning she read in the papers
about his accusations. She denied
their truth and countered with
some accusations of her own.
When she ceased providing
the defendant husband with
money, he commenced TO be
come cruel. sarcastic and
bitter" she said. She charged
him with concealing their
daughter from her for four
years and Of living In an
apartment with zone Esther
LundeIl In a relationship not
looked upon approvingiy b,
the general public"
The saga Of the Kansas City
telegrsphers daughter who be-
1dDlN MI OH'iN Niilk'i wv LIS ~
seemed TO be reaching one I'M
happy climax after another.
For nearly decade she sang
in opera. Then Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer brought her here TO be a
movie star. starved her into slim
ness, and never used her IN a
single picture. She went over 10
Republic studios in 1896. where
Scotto starred her in one film.
BY then she was having hus-
band trouble with the man who
had given her voice lessons in
New York. She has appeared in
in court ever since
Her only recent professional ap-
pearances have been on the radio
advertising special biscuit as
the thing to make fat ladies slim
like her.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-08
REVIVAL.

Ellen Drew. co-starred with Basil
Rathbone in Paramount's The
Mad Doctor" IL revivine the al
most forgotten art Of tstting. She
became interested in the art when
an elderly acquaintance presented
her with a shuttle and offered to
teach her.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-08
EFFERvEsCENT FILM FUN

Hailed as the smartest and gay
est comedy offering Of the year,
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith" teams
Carole Lombard and Robert Mont
gomery in an uproarious mstri-
monial tsngle with its settings In
New York and the Adirondacks.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-08

The Imperial Ivory Works pro-
duced the best fans in China. Lo-
Gated in the palace at Pekin. il
was founded in the seventeenth
century. and did exquisite work on
the ivory handles and sticks of
fans
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-08

ence when you visit the Rialto
thestsr this week.
The companion feature 10
titled. The leather Pushers,"
and IL another In the series CO.
starring Andy Devlne and
Richard Arlen. Here again We
find comedy In the spotlight
and laughs the order Of the
day.
In The Leather Pushers" the
Dcvine Arlen combination has
reached a higher level than In any
OF the previous productions and
the picture earns a better rating
than most so-csiled second fea-
lures.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-08

Regis Toomey has been signed
10 a iong-term contract by War
ner Bros. a. result OF the enthu-
siastic reaction Of sneak preview
audiences to his portrayal Of an
average man" In Meet John Doe. .
Forthcoming Frank Capra-Robert
Riskin production.
lAudatory comments on pre-
view cards were drawn by
Toomey ~ every preliminary
showing of the Gary Cooper
Barbara Stanwyck co-starring
vehicle to be released by War
ner Bros.
Toomey's current assignment is
mo Hard Feelings in which he
will be seen with William Lundi-
gan. Ricardo Cortsz and Nan
Wynn.
Your newsboy. who l. per-
seaaliy acquainted with Regis
Toomey. 10 delighted 10 hear
Regis 10 10 have the opportu-
nifty 10 which ne IL entitled.
Not only h he . hrst-cisss
actor. hut . first-class gentle
man ~ well.
, 1941-05-21
Credit union .
is big success

The Federal Credit Union of the
Buckeye Iron g. Brass and CHR
Foundry is developing into a real
organization of service to the
workers of these plants. The
Buckeye Credit Union has been
established for about four months
and the CHR Credit Union is just
getting started.
All CHR employees who want
to join the Credit Union should
contact Steve Erdely.
The Gondert & Lienesch unit is
planning to get a Credit Union IN
operation and the Dinner Fare
unit established a credit union sew
eral years ago.
BE WIsE-ORGANIzE
, 1941-05-21
LELAND DOlNGS
004 ball
teams winners

Leland UE Local SO4 mems soft
ball team opened the season Tues
day evening, May 6, by downing
the Requarth Lumber team, by a
score of IL to 4. The Lumbermen
opened with three runs in the first
inning, on two passed balls, for the
largest scoring of the game. They
followed with one run in the Sec
ond inning to end their scoring.
Our team came back in their
half of the first inning with four
runs, and scored five runs in the
second. Four runs were scored in
the fourth, and one in the sixth.
Kahns, shortstop, hit two homers,
one with two on, one with the
bags loaded. Shaw, pitcher, re-
placed Cook in the second, and
allowed one hit the rest of the
game.
Tuesday, May Ii, the Local SO4
team continued their winning ways
by a victory over the Univis Lens
by a score of 9 to 8. After trailing
until the sixth inning, the Leland
boys tied it up on two walks, an
error, a hit by Snow. In the sew
enth, Dane walked. Eggelschwiller
was safe on an errort, Hines came
through with the winning bingle,
to score Dane.
The girls softball team played
their first practice game with the
Univis Lens team, Monday, May S.
They are off to a flying start with
a win of 20 to 6.
The second game. the girls won
by a score of 5 to 4. It looks as
though the girls of Local 804 are
to have a real team.
ERE VNTaE-nRGAkyYE
, 1941-05-21

community interest, and puts int
operation the democratic processe.
] of government. It has been foune
that those living in the projeci
homes take a great deal of interesi
in the maintenance of them, thus
cutting down expenses to a mini
mum.
Members and friends of the CIC
are urged to write to John Car
mody, administrator of the Federal
Works Agency, which has the
funds for this project. You are
also urged to request the Camden
Plan for Dayton's new housing
project.
"The increase in rents have con-
stituted a direct cut in our living
standard. The best way to bring
real estate and banking Interests
into line is to see that Dayton has
sufficient decent homes for its cit
zens." remarked Lem MARYLAND,
President Of the Council, in
launching the program, for the
new housing project.
"We urge every Local Union
to Immediately establish a COM
mittee for Low-Cost Housing.
A conference on housing will
soon be held, meanwhile every
union should Immediately in
form officials of the Federal
Works Agency, and u Con-
gressmen of the needs and de-
sires of the citizens of Dayton,
for a large we'll planned hous-
ing project.
1--WE can move forward to the
elimination of the existing slum
areas, and the building of a de-
cent home for every family in
Dayton. That will be putting
democracy to work, right here
at home, and in SO doing we will
be rendering a service to our
fellow citizens, to the commun-
ity, and to our nation"