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Scmtid,aemein6e.

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Grduernahriht
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-31

any tonger vote eeur Ten
Best Pictures tonigh, and GET !,
off your mind before the New Year
cracks down on you.
A
Accent on Love ooh Century-pox,
Across the sierrAx scoiumhisa
Adam Had Pour sons lcoluuhiaA
Adventure in Washington tcolum-
AffectionAtely Your Warner Rre.l
Al That Money Can Buy fRKol.
Aoms OF the South Seas Para
Along the RIO Grand, eRKo,
Always Bride Warner BroS
Andy Hardys Private Secretary
tMGM1
Angels With Broken wings ire
publicl.
Appointment for Love funiversAD
Arise Nv Love Paramount.
Arizona tColumbial.
Arizona Bound tMonosrsml.
Arkansas Judge CRepubliel.
B
Bachelor Daddy UNIVERSAL.
Back Street (universan
The Bad Man tMGN
Bad Men OF Missouri (Warner Bros
Badlands OF Dakota CuniV.rssD
Bandit Trail tRKo1
The Bank Dick tuniversan.
Rsrnacle Bill (MGM.
BARNARD Follies tRepuhlel
Behind the News tRepuhlicl
Belle starr f20th Century-FoNl
Beyond the Sacramento tColum-
hisl.
The Hie Boss tColumbiAl.
The Big Store (MGMl.
Billy the KID CMGMD.
Bittersweet iMGMl
Black Cat Cuniversan
Rlackout UNITED Artists.
The Blonde Prom Singapore lCo-
iumbisl.
Blonde Inspiration CMGM
Blonde Goes Latin tColumhial.
Blonde in society tColumbiA)
Blood and Sand 12oth Cent.-Fox)
Blossoms in the Dust (MGM.
Border Boy tRepublic).
Break the News tMonograml
The Bride Came c. O. d Nv Bros
The Bride Wore Clutches Goth
Century-Foxl.
Broadway Limited UNITED Artists
Buck Privates CuniversaD
Bullets for O'Hara warner BroeD
Burma Convoy tuniversah
Buy Me That Town ParamounD.
C
Case OF the Black Parrot wv b
Caught in the Draft tParamounD .
Chad Hanna Goth Century-Fox1 .
Chamber of Horrors Monogram
Chsrley's Aunt goth Century-Fon
Charlie Chan in Rio t2oth Century
Fox.
Cheers for Miss Bishop united Ar
tistsl
Citadel Of Crime fRepublio).
Citizen Kane fRKol
Come Live With Me tMGMl.
Comrsde X (MGMl,
CONVOY (RKO1.
Country Fair CRepublicl.
The COWBOY and the Blonde goth
Century-Foxl.
Cracked NutE CUnlvsrssN
cyclone on Horseback tRko).
D.
Dance Hal (2oth Century-Fon
Dancing on A Dime Paramount
Daneerous Game (Universsll.
Dark streets of Cairo (universsD.
Dead Mans Shoes monogram
mead Men Tell (2oth Century FOX .
The Deadly Game (Monograml.
The Devil and Miss Jones ORko);
The Devil Commands COLUMBIAN.
THE DEVILS Pipeline UNIVERSAL
Dive Bombers warner Bros
DR.. Jekyll and MI; hyae umom9'
Or. Kildare's Crisis CMGM
Or Kildare's Wedding Day lMoM)
Doctor's Don't Tell (Republie,.
doomed Caravan ParamounD.
Down in San Diego (MGM.
Down Mexico Wav (Republic).
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-31

Following this story you will find
~. second publication Of the eliEi.
he list of pictures from which you
must make your selections. A
ballot on which you may list your
choice is also printed.
Whether or not this list will be
printed third time is question
able so I would suggest one Of two
things either make your selec-
tons right now and mail your bal
lot to me at The Times office to-
night or be sure TO save this
eligible list so you will have 1t TO
use when you do get around to
making your selections.
These are the simple rules which
govern your voting:
As many members of a single
family as desire may vote but only
one ballot may be cast by a single
individual.
Only employees of this newspaper
and of the Tacoma motion picture
thesters are barred from partici-
patton.
There is no entry fee. nothing to
buy or to sell no subscriptions to
solicit and one does not even have
to be a regular subscriber Of The
Tacoma Times to vote in the poll
In other words, you are under no
obligation whatever the pool is
conducted each year for your en-
,oyment.
AS explained on the ballot. you
must list your Ten Best" selec-
tons in the order of their impor-
lance :. the picture you consider
the finest of them all in the No.
position and so on until you
have listed the ten best produc-
tons.
Within a day or two the prizes
which will be awarded the winners
in the 1e41 poll will be announced
and you can count on it 8. they
will be valuable awards.
And so let's not put 1t off
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-31

nressed 70 KIN 10th century-Fox1
The Driftin KID sMonogrsml.
Dumeo tRkol
Dynamite Canyon tMonosrsml.
+
Fast q the River Warner Rros
Ellery Queen and the Perfect Crime
fCoiumhlal
Ellery queen. Master psteeslv. tco-
Elierv Queens Penthouse Mystery
lColumblAA
EscRne fNGNn
EScape 70 Glory tcolumhial.
+
The Pace Behind the Max tCoium-
hlAl.
Parse Kid tRKoi
Father steps Out tAonnerAml.
Father Takes A Wife tRkol.
FATHERS son Warner Rrosl
The Feminine Touch NOM
The Flame Of New orleans tuni-
xersan
Flisht Command NOM.
Flight Prom DESTINY w RroSA.
flylng Blind Paramount.
FlyinF Cadets tuniYsrssD.
Flying Wild Monogram.
Footlikht Fever tRKOl.
Footsteps IN tho Darn w pfos
For Beauty's sake t2oth Century
Foxl
Forced Landing tpAramnunD.
Pour Mothers tWarncr Bros D.
Pre- and EsSy NOM
Friendly Neighbons tRepuhlicl.
6
Gallant sons tMGM.
The Gangs All Here fMonograml
The Cav Falcon tRkOl.
The Cav NagAbond tRepuhlicl
Gentlemen Prom Dixie Mono
gram.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-31
Military Bases
First Goals II
Japan 'sPreqTau

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-31

any longer vote veur Ten
Best Pictures tonigh, and get II
off your mind before the New Year
cracks down on YOU
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-31
MELoDIous ENTERTAINMENT

Walt Disney's latest Rko Radio
release. 'Dumbo." sparkies with
melody. Nine varied tunes. from
beautiful ballads 10 i've make this
gay production not only . package
bursting with visual entertain
ment. but sparkling with melody.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-31

The GETAWAY NOM
A Girl. A Guy and a Con thhoN.
oiri IN N. News ,2oth Century
Fnsl
A on Must 1--we UNIVERSAL
Golden nesss ssosh Century .ros,
Gone with the wind NOM
The Great American hroadcas'
t2oth Century -foxa
The Great Commandment i2oth
CcntufY-foNf
me Great Dictator UNITED Artlssn
GREAT Guns t1oth Century -Fexi.
The Great lie Warner hros
The GREAT NJ Sehcdy W Bfos
The Great Plane Robbery tcolum-
me Great s~inals tcalamblsl
me Great Train Rohnefy tEepub-
ounmsn Prom Bodis 1nonosrAml
II
Hanas Acress the Rockies tcolun.
Harmon Of Michigan fColumbiAl
Hello. sucker UNIVERSAL.
Henry Aldrich Fef President rara-
mountl
Her Flrst Beau COLUMBIAN
Her First Romance tMonosfani,
Here Comes Happiness w nfosl
hlal
High sierra Warner nros
Highway West Warner nf0s
HIT the Road Universal
Hold Back the Dawn rsramounD
Hold That Ghost tunisersall
Honeymoon for Three Nv, hfos1
Honky Tonk MON
Horror Island tuniversall
Hot spot f70th Century -Foxl.
House Of Mystery tMonograml
Hudsonis Raw i3oth Century -fnkl
Hurry. Charlie. Hurry lRkOl
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-31

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-31
Here's Second Publication
bf Ten Best Eligible List
Bollotinq Hos Begun on ls4l Tocomo
Times Movie Poll; Urge Eorly Vote
By HAL NELSON

n isn't that want 70 give YOU the rush act hu, A.
feel wise TO remind you that week from tomorrow viii
mark desdlne for balong the 1871 Tacoma Times
aTsn Best Pictures" poll
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-16
Goodfellows Will Increase Scope of Work
Speed Sought
i'm War Relief

Olin c. Eckley. who is directing
the Red Cross war relief drive in
Ypsilanti, today urged residents 70
respond TO emergency as quickly as
did the Red Cross at Pearl Harbor.
within two hours after the at
tack on Pearl Harbor and Hickman
Field by the Japanese, the largest
high school building in Honolulu
was being organized as a hospital
to care for the wounded" said Mr..
Eckley, who is seeking $500 as
Ypsilanti's quota Doctors and
nurses were organized and soon
the situation was we'll in hand"
he said. In Manila, the work Of
eyacuating civilians had been an.
ticipated by the Red Cross and
plans--sars- -ussii organised. Last
monday morning the work started
Manila is IS ed t1st" for 100000 people.
ON saturday AFTERNOON three square
miles of homes were RACED to the
ground by the japanese bombing
attack. The problems facing the
Red Cross baffle description. What
Red Cross workers will be called
on to face next week. no one knows
but we do know that the Red Cross
will meet any situation that de-
yelops." subscriptions are coming
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-16
Ban OH Automobile Tires
Working no Hardship Here

-Four days operation of the nation
al ban on sales Of new tires. placed
In effect Thursday, finds Ypsilanti
tire dealers generally agreed that
the ll-day ban IS causing no hard.
ships. except TO the tire hoarders,
whose wings it was designed to
clip
The ban, prohibiting sale of new
tires except to buyers with pur-
chase orders assigned an A-3 or bel.
ter preference rating, was ordered
for the period from Dec. 10 to Dec.
22 by the Office Of Production Man
agement. Tire manufacturers sent
notification OF the order to whole
salers and retailers.
The announced purpose OF the
temporary prohibition of sales OF
new tires Is TO grant OPM time to
gather data necessary for prepare
t1Is --esaeosssSIyssEr- Ut q b11o ss'-r-
during the national emergency.
Because sale Of used, recapped or
retreaded tires is not prohibited BY
the OPM order, local tire dealers
state that no one has been forced
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-16

King John to sign their Bill OF
Rights or Great Charter This BIZ
was similar 10 the American Bin of
kiehts adopted $50 years ago Mon.
day.
Jean Snyder vas narrator Tor the
first episode Glenn Tunuicline
played King John and Donald Mo-
dell Philip Purcell. Preston Tuck.
er and r. c. Gilmore. mobiles.
James Hurroll read the Latin.
For the second episode. Robert
Bower Was the narrator. Ruby
Hayden and Harold Cook We're the
readers, Audrey Brothers. queen
Henrietta: Betsy Battclle. Louise:
Richard Buccos. Percy. and James
Murray. Chairman Of House Of
Commons
Jack kruse Was in charge Of the
public address system and Charlene
Collins sound effects. The pro.
gram was presented AT 1910 a. m.
At Roosevelt Miss Gladys Boy
iugton, social studies teacher was
In charge OF an explanatory pro
gram In the home room period Mon.
day Donald Holloway presided.
Dolores Lappinen read the mes
sage from the governor and Clark
Poster the proclamation Of the
president
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-16
Policy on New
Plats Decided

Ypsilanti City Council Monday
evening decided its policy on sd-
mission Of additional plats to the
city
Hereafter all streets In new
additions will have to be graded
and graveled before being accept
ed by the municipality or the pro
motors will have to provide sat
isfactory assurances that the work
will be done. Sewers, sidewalks
and water mains will have TO be
laid as the need arises.
These requirements we're out
lined in resolution presented by
Aldermen E. r. Schill, Clarence
NJ. Loese1l and William A. Jellls
and we're voted unanimously
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-16
Things Still Look
Rosy to Germans

New York. Dec. fins The
German military spokesman in his
apology hour has been giving for
eigu war correspondents more ex-
cuses and explanations regarding
the Nazi retreat In Russia, tho
British radio said today in a broad
cast heard by NBC.
According to the British broad
cast the German spokesman claim
ed the Germans were retreating
hut retained the initiative.
The BIC quoted Mario Appelius'
an Italian correspondent and ra'
do commentator. as saying:
THE German general stan re-
tains full control OF its nerves and
its reason. German organization
is tackling the Russian winter
Therefore, all is WELL
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-16
Finances Provide Topic For
Discussion bv School Board

disbursements was s2i3.3i1, and
already S9G.929st has been dis
bursed to date.
Vice President \. r.. Weber pre-
sided in the absence of Harry
ShaeLer. president, and minutes of
the last meeting were approved AZ
were bills Of s3339ss for the past
month
Several books written especially
for negro children by Emma Akin,
Drumright, Okla, were on display.
Use OF tho high school gymna-
SUM and Of the athletic field IN
Island Park was discussed aud
with regard TO softball, Supt. r. II.
Chapclle suggested that =. W.
l Shadford. recreation director and
members Of the school hoard CO.
operate in working out future ac-
/ tivities.
The article by Principal Floyd
Smith Of Woodruff school, in the
School Executive entitled Movie
Critics are Made. Not Born was
drawn TO the attention Of board
members
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-16
Congress Today

fBv Associated Press)
9snste
Considers legislation granting
President special WAT powers moon
EST.
Banking Committee hears form
or President Herbert Hoover dis
cuss price control legislation 90
a. M. -,
Military Comm itoe studies bill
to require registration Of all from
is through 81 G0.30).
Special defense committee calls
Thomas G.. Corcoran for testimony
on how defense orders we're obtain
ed G0:30l.
Elections Committee resumes
study Of effort TO Dust senator
LANCER tR.SDJ from MS seat
90 a. M.
Debates bin reyiying presidential
war powers of 1915 noon
Naval Committee considers IN
yestigation Of naval losses in Pa
cifc 10000
MONDAY
Senate approved aud sent 70
White House S1g011017o00 Army
Navy appropriation.
House adopted conference report
on si0.O77D71000 defense appro'
priation BILL
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-16
Reveals Extent of
Blow Struck at
Pearl Harbor
Bombers Again at
Naval Base Near
Manila
,By Associated Press,

Badly stung IN attempts TO invade
the Observation-Disclosures Philippines.
Japan apparently slackened her
drive against Luzou Island today
while other Japanese expeditionary
forces struck ST British (northl
Borueo. Malaga Snd Hongkong.
Imperial Tokyo headquarters re
ported that sea borne Japanese
troops, buffeted by gale. had sue.
teeded in gaining a foothold at dawn
ON the coast OF Borneo. which lies
within 500 miles bombing range OF
Manila.
simultaneously. London quarters
reported very heavy fighting" be-
tween British end japanese troops
IN the jungles OF Malaga. where
japanese mechanical forces were
said TO have smashed forward some
30 to 50 miles on tho i00-mile road
TO Singapore
At sea, under orders to seek out
The cnemy aud destroy him" for
midable ships OF the L. s. battle
fleet were leported securing vast
areas OF the Pacific IN quest OF the
Japanese fleet and fight to avenge
Japan's sneak attack on Pearl Har.
Dor m the treacherous opening at
tack OF the war on Bloody Sunday"
Dec. 7.
Secretary OF the Navy Knox an
nounced that the main body Of the
fleet battlesbips aircraft carriers,
heavy and light cruisers and sub.