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right wrist. aks was tvestea
~ rnnema 0esevni hospital
Mrs. Fshx Tsiiey. %. IT. q.
Box s73. fell over . board walk
at Point Defiance Sunday evening
and fractured her left wrist. she
also was treated 81 Tacoma Cen
eral hospital.
v. T. Mccormick. t5-yesr-oid
city fireman. fell st his home. sisi
Pacific ave. and cut his arm On
glass. sls stitches were taken In
the right forearm At Bridge clinic
Youngest person injured vas
Tcmmis Henderson. i3-monihs odd
CONTINUED ON Page IL. Column o.
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Liquor Stores
To Close Earlier
For the Duration

Beginning Sept. l. and for "the
duration" the main State Liquor
store at 18th and A SITS. will close
each night at 10 O'Clock. instead of
IL, Walter Pray, manager. said
Monday.
The change. he said. would be
In accordance with instructions
received from the state liquor con-
troll board.
The two other stores in the city.
at South Tacoma and at 25th and
Ia. d SITS, will close each evening
at 9, except on Saturdays when
they will be open until 10.
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v. A. Hsksr. divisional officer
q ths London. England. FIRE DE-
psrtmsnt. viii address c1yiIisn De-
fsns~ personnel AZ Jason Lac
school Tuesday II . . m. BE plil
describe activities Of ths regular
and auxiliary FIRE companies IN
London. Baker and associates
have made many Northwest sp-
pssrsBess. TisinT instructions and
relating experiences IN fighting
oonflsxrstions and inesndisry
BON be
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Chile Cannot Remain Indifferent
To Axis Aggression, Diplomat Says

Bsssiiiss ships IN ne South
Atiasssc. To pssoeea is asy
other mass>r would ~ Q Mo-
ssios ef peoples
On the other hand. close bonds
Of sincere friendship and affes-
tion for the Brazilian psopis a.
msnd such an attitude
An Nut 4 Afseal
Representatives. Of all but four
Of ths Il American republics we're
present vhsn nugea called the
meeting 10 order. Absent ~srs
Continued on Page - Column ~
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BY CHARLES n. MOORE
United Press Writer

SAN FRANCISCO $500 Henry J.
Kaiser. the Vests Miracle Build
or. and Howard J. Hughes. multi
millionaire sirplsne designer. tool
maker and speed flyer. teamed
Monday to build 500 Of the worlds
largest cargo airplanes.
The union Of the Kaiser
Hughes forces Was announced
here by Russell BirdweIi. Hol-
lywood publicity man who
long has represented Hughes
and hereafter will handle
press relations for both Kaiser
and Hughes.
Birdwell said the $3.50 partner
ship would combine the proven
production genius Of Kaiser with
the proved aeronautical engineer
ing ability Of the 36-yesr-olc
Hughes. whose 57-psssenger STRAIT
osphere plane Constellation" q
under construction at the Lock
heed Aircraft corporation plant al
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Ten Residents, Including
Two Firemen. Are Injured

Nine Taeomans and one Stella
COON resident were treated over
the weekend at local hospitals for
injuries resulting from . variety
of causes.
Falls caused injuries 10 four
persons. Traffic accidents put the
others In the hospital.
William Sinclair. AZ year old
city fireman. fell from q plum tree
at his home. 1915 No. Huson st.
and WAS treated at Bridge clinic
for q fractured left shoulder.
Mrs. Anna Long. ~. fsei
No. Junett ST.. fell over the
lawn hose and frsrtsred her
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f7NAA!t1S8fz|

LoNDON-An American oommuniaue reported tonight
u bombsrs sseorts shtsrs attached target
northern France this afternoon.
yICHY-TAe government Awssrss nstng
attack IT'S casualties .cisdHg
90 civilians and rs German setdber who hnea.
LONDON-Prime Minister Winston Churchill arrived n
by plane at $40 p. t2:<0 ?. m. E W. tt, tonight
Churchs concluded nfth journey
became prime minister.
In the the journey British positions
mdde and conferred
Stain.
SAN Observation-Disclosures Director
I20
In the
vessels rather than remain informed
WASHINGTONThs today that medium
u merchant
OF June Indian
reort
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Italians Say Allied
Planes Bomb Sicily

ROME italian broadcast re-
corded BY UP In New Yorkl--A
high command communique said
Monday that allied planes had
rsided Sicily. damaging buildings
and killing four persons. Three
were wounded, il was said.
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CHAPTER ONE

CHAPTER O%k
Lefty. Toms asked me 10 mar
~ him"
Lefty Yields stopped tryins 70
get the freshly Numbered. PINK
bingham dress over the head Of
IN. squirrninE baby On hsr knees.
and booked snziogsiy az her
younger sister
Are you GONG to-
Enid sharon kept her eyes On
little Ann. what an sdorsbls pc
turs she was with her mop Of
red gold euris. her sppis-biossonn
skin, and her rosy fat little fists
that were heating the air In tine
70 some unheard symphony. Sud
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Independent
Armies for
Iran and Iraq

LONDON Great prssaln N ~
s~eesd rsfr move anes rums
minister Winston chsrchlils ~
turn fsom Moscow sanesnss1
Monday In sssssilasmsst - -
indspendsus Amy ~ I<se ~
Irsq s.uth II N nhn11nq css-
easus
Gen. Mr. Many Maitland Wlssn~.
regarded - ons ~ nsiealn's 9eee
brilliant sssid isAdsvs was ms1s
commands -ln.ehssf u ~ new
army. whiss he'd bssn Iseiw6sa
In tn nsadls Ksss somass1
. sSpGvxSDENr Asnssws
Nov sss British lmpssial forces
have thf~s s~psrats irdepen<snt
commands. In fnasss iFsN<uysss
ana Inc Middle East fo< ~ vasf
rons which sstesds fssn ~
Knyptisn dessert. whssa To 0st-
mans and Italians sss fa<saa ~
Imperial Eighth Army ~ ths Ais
msln linz. 10 the nprsma frnofief
where the Jspss~ss nsy stset -
attack India whsn ths rstns go
nest month.
II vas understood that IT, ~
pointmsnt ~ wiIssa 10 ~ new
command ~ss . psss ~ . gsnssni
reesssnssaslsn 81 British lmpsrtsi
forces is yiew II tn thfest -
ths O~rmsn drivs through ~
Russian csn<ssus
~ Ass.x TACT1f1An
Last week britain hsd nsme1
Gen. ssr Harold r. I. q. Ais.
sader 10 fhs MiadIs ksse ssunen1
saa had appointed f.ssst Gen. y
l.. Montgomery commander ~ H.
Eighth Army IN KTyps sssser him
Wisoo h3s besa sommen1ine
sh< Ninth Army IN syria. - Dsrt
u the hidsiis Ksst command ~
v "a. Ne has ioex hs~n rs<oe~
sl<sd - a. abs tsstlssaa-
L4sgt Cen. Essss~Ii nsxwsiI
t'niisa states array ehssf 10 N
Middle East. fstarnsns - Cairo
from tss Moscow senf~sss<< WASH
h@ stt<aasa ~ssh ". Assrs1I Mar
rsmsa. special Amsrsess Iieispn
effis~f. conferred with fS<n. Alsz,
sn1~r. ths nsw f><tflse essamsnaes
oa the Asn~sa<sn eentrsbufloa 10
'hs Gar To- their sos<.
= fs>ss1 es~p>rse ses~~-
s.est - ~ s~<~~s>11 ~ -
lag sh~sa wssh snss e~e1s1es~
sis~ si~ss ~ nnes - hne~
fssls~eA fsf ~ - ~ssne -
sire ~sssss." ~ s~o~sss6.
A unissd Press Cairo alsp~ten
cad Maxwell r~psrxs1 thaf ~
fsesiys1 1t hoseow . nne< favor-
sbl< impression of Husessn 60
rhsssssm and mwnsk~m~az ~ ~
present critical ssfusficn.
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Sink Foe Supply Ship

LOSDOs-A British submarine
sank a medium sired enemy sup
ply ship which a Royal Air Force
plane had bombed and forced 10
halt In the central Mediterranean.
the admiralty announced Monday.
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Giant Yank
in
England!
AT A BRITISH roRT-Ameri-

AT A BRITISH PORT-Ameri-
can pilots. ground crews. troops.
nurses. planes. tanks. guns and
assorted equipment were distribut-
ed TO United States army depots
throughout the British Isles FRI
day from the greatest Atlantic
convoy of this war and one OF the
biggest of all time.
The convoy was 30 big that IL
was necessary TO land II At sew
eral ports. where special buses.
trucks, trains and even street cars
were waiting to start the fighting
men and the army nurses to their
destinations.
HAD POWERFUL ESCORT
Men in the gigantic convoy
came from all parts Of the United
States.
They were escorted by q power
ful force of United States navy
ships. On the American side,
army planes shepherded the con-
voy far out to sea. and British
planes picked 1t up on this side.
Perfect weather, a bright sun
and temperature unusually mild
for the route the convoy followed,
favored the voyage. The closely
packed troops spent much time
in the favorite army indoor sport
of shooting dice.
ALL BRANCHES PRESENT
Men of almost every branch Of
the fighting services, including
many specially trained, in add
ton to the army air force crews.
were IN the convoy.
Many thousands had been de-
tached from units Of task forces
They had been thoroughly scram-
bled at their camps In the United
States so that they came from
every part OF the country.
As the ships pulled into British
ports the soldiers and scores Of
blue-uniformed army nurses lined
the rails.
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MoSTEyIDn

quickly adopt measures TO impls-
ment her complete identity Of
views with Brazil and put the
nation In an internal state Of war.
but viii not declare war on the
Axis now, informed quarters said
Monday.
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~ WILLIAM n. LANDER
United Press Writer

WASHINGTON An official
military representative Of Chile
one Of the two American repub-
lies which have not yet severed
diplomatic relations with the aka
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Starved Nips
Flee Allies
In China!
ny MOMENT ?. MARTIN
United Press Writer

CmuNokING lapsnss fevss.
driven from II important Chimes
towns last week. are rstrssfsnx TO-
ward Msnchukua 1.-The hungry
dnrs." starved. fsslHusd and ~. .
Chinese military spokvsmsa aid
Monday.
fmportant positions have been
r~eaptured from the enemy along
the important HsnGehow Man.
chang railway. which cuts through
ch<tianx and kiaaTsl provinces
On saturday night the nth city
In . week fell 10 thu Chimes when
the Japanese fled fram ynkan. on
the southeastern shar~. sf Lake
roysns. rstrssting across the lake
10 Nsnchanx.
yANks noosT MORALE
Guerrilla activities that deprived
the Japanese of food and munitlon
supplies played en- important part
In the collapse nj the vnsms. and
thu suoeessfui bombing 81 japan
csc targets by American planes
apparently bocstsd the morale Of
the Chimes.
Chimes forces nov are ptormins
tho town ~ chuhsisn, where ths
Japanese havs IN important cir.
field. and the slIk city NJ chnkl,
the army spokesman said.
n CITIES LISTED
The n cities and towns from
which the Japanese have been
driven are Hensfsng. Iyang.
k~siki. YsnEt.ns. kwsnsfsng.
chsnKjao. YukianK. LAneh~sn.
Yushsn. Yukan. and Hssnke hlnpu.
The drive cleared ths ~
vsasss fvsss shs railway vsshs-
sf-wsy fss approximately lbs
miles. after ~ Jspasess hs1
eapsase@ ~ but shswt n
miles u ths iswpsvtsss Me-.
Chisese forces siss have
cleared fhe ea~ssy fssW Wsa-
chow. ~ isspesssst r~ss ssiy
go aipesss nsIs~s frsm Sspss
psepss.
Military authorities gave mum
credit for thsir success against the
Japanese 10 the increased activities
Of Ev~rrsliss VIM cut the enemy
off from food and manlslon sup
plies and harass~a him - eoasinD-
ally he was without sleep for days
on end
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Auto Groveyords
Yield Scrap Metal
MAsHINGTON- -

WASHINGTON - The war pro-
dDction board announced Monday
that auto grsseyarcs produced
"a AS tons Of iron and steel
scrap In July.
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Dog Has rs Pups

BEDDING, Calf. - Poochie. a
Shepherd dog owned by Hr. ana
Mrs. Martin Aeeker. gave birth 20
litter Of Is pups Sunday.
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Sparkling Comedy
In Girl Trouble

Don Ameche needed a valet.
Joan Bennett wanted a job. The
two got together, causing end
less Girl Trouble" for dapper
Don and creating a design for
living as modern as love in a
blackout. The goth Century-Fox
film, which comes Thursday to
the Roxy theater, is essentially a
romance, but previewers seemed
to think there were at least as
many hearty laughs as heart
pangs throughout Miss Benefits
merry misadventures.
Indirectly, the rubber shortage
is the cause of it all. Don plays
South American plantation
owner trying to interest an Ameri-
can tire magnate in his product.
Incidentally, he also tries to in
terest beauteous Miss Bennett.
Circumstances prevent her from
spurning his Establishments, and,
indeed, force her to stretch the
point and pose as his maid.
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Hilarious Comedy. MY Sister Eileen
Takes Theaier Audiences by Storm
doncersl

columbia's MY Sister Eileen, "
based upon the uproarious stage
success which has panicked the
Broadways of the nation for two
solid years. is said to set stand
ard for laughter the like of
which filmdom has never known
before.
Rosalind Russell, Brian Aherne
and Janet Blair are starred in
the comedy. now showing at the
Rialto theater.
Miss Russell and Miss Blair are
the two sisters, Ruth and Eileen,
who come to New York to win
fame and fortune as author and
actress respectively. Ruth is a
reasonably level-headed individ-
ual; her kid sister is a blonde and
devastating young woman, who
manages to get into one difficulty
after another. Both sisters COM
plicate their life in New York by
choosing. as residence, a Green
witch Village basement apartment
which becomes the happy hunting
ground of every wolf in New York.
The sensational success Of the
screen version of MY Sister
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Story Filmed

Originally published in "Cesmo-
politan" magazine under the title
of The Perfect Crime Of Mr..
Digberry." the PRO. feature film.
The Psnther's Claw" opening
today at the Riviera fheater. IL a
Thatcher Colt murder mystery
written BY Anthony Abbott
Featured in this Thatcher Colt
saga is Sidney Biackmer. sup
ported BY an sil-stsr cast includ-
ing Herbert Rawlinson. old-time
sllent-picture idol. and Rick VAL
lin. William Beaudine. directed
from the story by Anthony Alb
bolt.
Companion mystery hit on the
Riviera bill Is The Mad Mon
ster," with Johnny Downs. George
Succo and Anne Nagel in the
starring roles. A story Of a mys-
FERROUS creature who In a simple
country boy by day, horrible
beast by night, It's the years
most exciting. most terrifying
murder mystery.
It's a nightmare parade =.
good TO the last scream for
thrill-lovers Of real murder mys-
teries.
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Clark and Lana Cast
As News Reporters

Screen patrons who enjoyed
Clark Gable and Lana Turner In
'Honky Tonk" are welcoming the
news that this team is co-starred
again in a new and suspenseful
film. Somewhere I'll Find You,
now at the Blue Mouse theater.
This is a story of foreign news
correspondents and combines COM
edy and suspense as it carries the
lovers to the war theater of the
Far East.
The story sends the stars to dis
tant fronts as rival war corre-
spondents. with Robert Sterling
offering competition to Gable in
the romance.
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by ERsKINE JOHNSON
Tacoma Times Correspondent

Exclusively yours: AS you prob
ably have read. Myrna 10y has
been threatening to retire from the
screen now that she's happily mar
ried to wealthy John Hertz jr.
But here's the real story: Myrna
has been feuding with her studio
for the last few months because
Katharine Hepburn was awarded
the role opposite Spencer Tracy in
Keeper of the Flame" Myrna
wanted that role-and has been
brooding In New York ever since
Hepburn won the part. M-G-M fl
nally is turing her back 10 the
cameras for another Tracy picture.
"A Guy Called Joe"
After casting him In :. success
sive villain roles. Hollywood fl
nally In reforming John MILAN In
"Bombardier." Hell play an army
chaplain in the RKo picture.
wyMAN FoR BENSErr
Jane wyman viii replace Con-
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Il HNoAN1 i'll Et%-s y 1890
Friday evenings festivities viii
begin at 7:30 in the school audi
forum. according to Betty Otto
and Bob Ramsay. co-chairmsn,
with everything in the entertain
ment way offered. From there
fun-lovers will be taken to the
girls gym where a carnival-hsv-
ing everything q professional
travelling one boasts - will be in
full swing.
At o'clock the boys gym
viii be opened and music,
sweet and hot, win be furn-
ished by Brad Bannon's or
chestra for benefit of 'Jitter
Burgers"
The carnival and dancing will
be conducted at the same times.
Proceeds from the evening will
be spent to purchase new bleach
ers for the boys gym, Harold An
derson. gymnasium instructor and
Hi-Y adviser said. He is acting
as general adviser to the three
sponsors.
The evening is sure TO he
a success with Andy In the
drivers seat" Bob Ramsay
quipped.
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Eileen" is attributed by Holly
wood not alone to its superb cast
and madly merry story of the
two curious maidens from Co
lumbus. Ohio, and the things they
saw and the things they did in
Manhattan's Greenwich Village,
but also TO the superb and confi-
dent direction of Alexander Hall.
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we ARE entitled 10 expect from
such splendid talent.

we ara entitled 10 expect from
such splendid talent.
In the supporting roles are
Ethel Waters. Reginald Owen,
Lionel Atwill. Grant Mitchell and
Edward Ciannelli.
The companion feature h
titled apache Trail' and
offers Lloyd Nolan, Donna
Reed, william Lundiran and
Ann Ayars In n well presented
story Of the Old West.
II II = thrilling yarn told
convincingiy with Nolan and
Lundigan carrying the heavy
roles.
Many times this writer praised
Lloyd Nolan and never once had
he failed TO come through with a
commendable performance. In
this picture he is no exception 10
the rule.
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Brod Crawford committed his
Tooth movie homicide when he
shot down two men during the
filming of a scene for his latest
picture, MEMS of Texas" now
at the Beverly theater.
KILLER" as he is warmly known
by his friends and admirers, is
playing the part of Henry Clay
jackson, Texas patriot turned
road agent, in this Universal
drama based on events in the
southwest at the close of the Civil
war.
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. DOWN HOLLYWOOD way

stance Bennett in the feminine
lead Of Forty Whacks." Miss Ben
nett walked out of the role be-
cause she said II didn't suit her
talents.
Gertrude Niesen In giving sing
ing lessons TO Eddie Cantor's
youngest daughter, Janet i.
Arthur Murray picked up a SOL
der the other day and they got
TO talking about Clark Cables en-
listment. Now" said the soldier
wistfully. IF Betty Cradle would
only join the WAAcS."
Someone asked Maj. Sam Triffy,
army technical expert, TO explain
dead reckoning between scenes of
Air Force"
Well" welled the major, Its
like this. You reckon where
you're headed. and then II you
don't make II you're dead j..
Looks like Deanna Durbin,s new
picture. Forever Yours" is APP
propriately titled. II went into
production June Is and they're
still shooting Lou Lusty,
for many years an RKo producer.
has joined the Marine Corps as
private.
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NOW PLAYING At
LOCAL THEATERS
HRsT IN sHoWINos

f HHAzA ~ HHONA
Bile HoUsE-Cizrk Cable and Lana
You "a 30. as. 100. 1918. aisa
Iape vslez and Leon Erroi n
Mexican spitfires Elephant.
4 30. 7:zo. SIS. SD.
RIsITo-Rasalind Russell and Jznes
BAR In s'MY SISTER Eileen ! .o5i
As. us. iosiss also Warren VII
liam n Counter Espionage. l. 80,
500 SOS. EOS.
ROXY-Don Ameche and Joan Ben
nett IN Girl Trouble" II 80. 2.io.
SO. sos. II 90. also Laurel and
Hardy in sA-Hauntinz We VIII Go.
los. ass. $50. e;f5.
MUSIC BoN-Jesnetts Macdonald
ard Robert Young IN Cairo.
II 80. 90. 30. 1905 also Lloyd
Nolan ana william LundiEan In
Apache Trail" As. $40. $50.
RIvIERA-Johnny Downs and Anne
NaEel IN The Mad Monster" lsio.
40. 7:f0 1910, also sidney
Blackmer IN The Psnther's Claw"
IIs55, ass. SIS. SIS.
cANFo-craig stevens and Irene
Manning in Spy Ship" also Don
Barry In The Sombrero KID"
RETURN SHOWING
BEvERLY-Robert Stack and Brod
Crawford IN Men OF Texas also
Penny Singleton IN Blonde for
Victory"
CAPITOL-veronica Lake and joel
McCrea IN "Sullivan's Travels"
also the RAP IN Target for To-
night
COMMUNITY - Ann Sheridan and
Ronald Reagan in luke Girl" also
John Howard IN The Man Who
Returned 70 Life"
KAY STREE1-Norma SheareT and
Robert Taylor In Her Card board
Lover" also Robert Preston and
Martha oDriscoll in Pacific
Blackout."
Adolphe Meniou in "Syncopation,"
also They Fiy Bv Night"
PARk-veronica Lake and Robert
Preston IN This Gun For Hire, ="
also Bill Boyd in Twilight On The
Trail"
PRoCToR-PAt oBrien and Evelyn
Keyes in Plight Lieutenant" also
Charles Morris and Harriet billiard
in Confessions Of Boston Blackie"
REALART-Willism Boyd in Twi.
light on the Trail" also Edward
Arnold and Walter Huston IN All
That Money Can Buy"
REN Norma Shearer and Robert
Taylor in Her Cardboard Lover"
also Sheila Ryan and Joseph Allan
in Who Is Hope Schuyler"
SHELDON Barry in Missouri Out
law" also Robert Paige and Jane
Frazee in Almost Married"
sINsET-Walt Disney's Fantasia"
also Marjorie Weaver and Richard
Derr in Man at Large"
TEMPLE-Humphrey Bogart in The
Big Shot," also Jane Withers In
The Mad Martindales."
LIBERTY. Puyallup - Priscilla Lane
and Robert Cummings in "Sabo-
teur"
RIVIERA. Sumner Victor Mature
and Betty CRADLE. Il Wake Up
Screaming," also Tough as They
Come"
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No one in his right mind would
question Miss AacDonald's claim
&c distinction as one OF the coun.
try's finest singers and her pasl
performances In motion picture.
are proof that her name on q
marquee was \ guarantee Of genu.
Inc screen entertainment.
In ~CAiro." she h her dear
ed self ~ h Young but. aside
from some delightful music
which b always In evidence
when Miss Macdonald 10
around, tire story places much
limitation upon them both
with the result that the pro-
duction falls far short Of what
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-30
Day of Vengeance
Coming. Greeks Told

L0ND0N-Prime Minister VIM
ston Churchill said In a message
to the Greek people today that
their day of vengeance Is not far
distant. His message was directed
on the second anniversary of the
Italian attack on Greece.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-30
MORE SPACE

The scene between Bing Crosby.
Bob Hope and a chimpanzee In
Road to Morocco" got such a
laugh at the first tryout prcview.
that another was added to build
up the monks past.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-30
Londs on his Head
In Completing Jump

SEATTLE - Fifteen year old
Herbert Butts was In serious con-
dition after he slipped while maxi
ing broadjump and landed on his
head.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-30
Lincoln High Students
To Offer 'Spook Rally
Doncing. Cornivol. Entertainment
In School This Friday Evening

"Spook Rally will highight attention of Tacoma young
people Friday night when members of the Lincoln high school
Hi-Y. Takola girls and PIT A viii sponsor evening OF
entertainment dancing and carnival at the school, 1t was
revealed Thursday by those in charge.