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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-09
Many Donate
To War Fund
Contribute With
Their Income Tox

-Americ~ns appreciate The cc.s
At wsr-snd r.trsctlesIls intend
10 do something about II
That vas the conclusion arrived
st saturday BY Clark Squire. cal
ieetor q u. : Internal revenue for
Washington and Alaska
In explanation q IN. remark. 10
called attention 70 the memorsn-
dans accompanying individual in.
come tai returns received Al he
Tacoma hesdqasrters.
The attached rheck fst o.
h > Kift % TIE usls~a state.
defense program - Retired
couple IN Everett havis9 a.
income ef les than si.eso.
Please apply the balance to ma
tionsl defense This 10 only . mite
but let us protect the rights and
liberties Of this land Of ours -
Couple IN saiiard Seattle ds-triet)
paying q tan Of siss os with check
for 1900.
Am enclosing . check a. . vol
untnry contribution toward the
ultimate confusion Of our totaii-
tartan friends PLEASE put IL
where II viii do the most good. -
Check for s2s sent by q skaxway
man.
M there y anything l~ft
over. put 10 In ths defense Pct.
Betteuss up fnr the axi.."--
The left ever" aasaunfed "
ss.is. seat BY ssethss couple
In Ballard.
You viii note that while ~
have listed, for the decor. taxss
and interest payments under items
dsduetsble. we have made no
claims therefor. We are % DE-
voutiy glad to be citizens of this
country that we feel having .
home here should be regarded ~
. privilege rather than grounds
for making deductions at this
hour. Therefore. We have COM
puted our tar without deductins
these items from our gross IN
come and are enclosing . check
to cover the larger amount. -
spoksn. Newspaper man and
wife. whose tan check amounted
To sTeeS.
"Piease apply difference 10
defense fund o. - you 49,
mt" Excess paynsest
amounting 10 st.es On D~-
cember instaiiment Of 1910 Ia
come tar. s~at by . taxpayer
now ~ The q. \. Naval caa-
toanseat. Honolulu. r. %.
Apply any balance 10 any war
fund. Man In South Tacoma,
paying q tan al sss4p7 with q
check for t<0o.
Since his tar was only siI.07,
he wanted 10 pay an additional
800 a. = donation 10 the defense
fund. Therefore. he had his check
made for si102 and wants the
differences. used in any way possi-
Bile. '-Nots received from deputy
collector who assisted q Seattle
man with his income tax return.
Other contributions have
been received from The follow
Ing. Squire said
A Janitor IN = Tacoma office
building. no tax due. 81. a Tacoma
woman. 81; . Tacoma couple, no
tar due, IS. a South Bend fish.
srman and wife. no tan dus, $40.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-09
Alumina From Salt Lake City Plant
Will Be Shipped to Refinery Here

SALT LAKE CITY-The inter-
mountain west and the Pacific
Northwest will be drawn close to-
gether in a wartime effort to in
crease the nations aluminium pro-
duction through construction of an
alunite treating plant in Salt Lake
City to furnish alumina for an
aluminium refinery at Tacoma,
Wash.
The Tacoma refinery is already
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-09

under construction. The Salt Lake
City plant. engineers said today.
probably will begin to rise from a
flatland near the southern Salt
Lake City limits within a few
weeks.
Exact details Of the mann
moth, long-range program
were carefully guarded ~
wartime secrets because Of
the Importance Of aluminium
production In the war effort.
The Tacoma refinery and the
Salt Lake plant are both being
built under contract with the fed
erally-operated defense plant corp
Grafton that was set up to speed
production OF defense ma.
chimes and metals.
The Tacoma establishment will
be operated directly by the DIN
Corporation under a contract with
the DEC. The Salt Lake City
plant will be operated under a
similar contract held by Kslunite,
Inc. subsidiary OF the Olin firm.
More than 1900. 900 pounds of
aluminium will be produced a year
at Tacoma In refinery that will
employ 350-4O0 men, company
officials estimated.
To produce this huge amount
Of aluminium, the Tacoma re-
finery will handle $1,000. 900
pounds Of siumina . year
two pounds Of aiunina for
each pound Of aluminium.
Frank Eichelberger, president Of
kalunite, Inc. said plans call for
all the alumina 10 come from the
Salt Lake City plant. which will
cost 5000. 900. The slumina will
be transported TO Tacoma by rail
The ore from which the alumina
il derived Is called slunite by min
ing engineers II 10 found in
abundance In many parts OF the
west, particularly in Utah.
Eicheiberger said deposits In the
vicinity OF MarshyilIe. Utah. 200
miles south OF herr. were 30 ex-
tensive that production for the
duration won't even make a dent
in them"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-09

Your postmaster can tell you
how to invest in u. S. Defense
Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-09
II + X Els MORE ABOUT
Main Street
BY JlMMY hArlo
STARTS ON PAaR ONE

- - y ~ n - = ~ ~ =
Tacoma public library. who pre-
viously lived in Honolulu. T. H..
for many years, recently received
a letter from q friend IN Homo
lulu. The friend asked that abe
tell all her friends what q mag
nificent job the Red Cross has
done in the islands since the Dec. 7
bombing.
George Hellyer. of Interlaaken.
western director for Federal
Union. arrived in Tacoma Thurs
day from San Francisco for q
brief visit with his family and
friends. He win leave Sunday for
Washington. d. C.
An application for q marriage
license was made recently in Ever
EFT by Parker l.. Wright, "a, Ever
EFT. and Elalse Phillips. IL. Ia
coma.
Miss Arcola I. Petit. returned
Baptist missionary from the
Philippines. and her mother. Mrs.
Hattie Petit. are guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. r. II. Petit.
In Seattle applications for mar
rage licenses were made by
Eugene I. Donneily and Irene
Wallace. both OF Tacoma. and by
Gariin Patterson. Fort Lewis. and
Mildred sprout. Tuie Lake. Calf.
Robert Kirk and William Brown.
jr.. members OF orting fire de
partment. are awaiting report on
their applications to serve on the
Mechord field fire department.
An application for a marriage
license was made recently at Port
Orchard by Fiber Ward smith. 80.
and Belle smeaton, 81. both OF
Gig Harbor.
|
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Mann. who
formerly lived at 3i04 No. 9Th st,
are now established in their new
home at Dash Point.
Frank Bryan. who underwent an
appendectomy at Tacoma General
hospital last week, hopes 10 be
able TO return 10 his home in
Falkland this weekend.
Miss Dorothy Fenner. o. r. c.
graduate, will take the place of
Mrs. EiveriIda Chlnn In the home
economics department ~ the Col
lege OF Puget Sound. Mrs. chinn
has gone 10 Spokane.
Recent visitors with relatives In
McKenns were Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.
/ Cook, Mrx. ID. n. Cook and daugh-
ter. Darlene. and Mrs. Jennie
/ MAnfik.
Prof. Arthur l. Frederick Of the
College of Puget Sound IL In Chi
csgo attending the international
convention Of Religious Education.
HAImar Jensen announced Sat
urday that the Ancient Order Of
Vikings lodge here b. unanimous
vote decided as a starter % buy
$500 of defense bonds. The lodge
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-09

Your postmaster ear teli you
how 70 invest IN U. q. Defense
Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-09

An application for a marriage
license was made recently at Port
Orchard by Fiber Ward smith. 80,
and Belle smeaton, 81, both OF
Gig Harbor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-09

Miss Arcola I. Petit, returned
Baptist missionary from the
Philippines. and her mother. Mrs.
Hattie Petit. are guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. r. II. Petit.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-09

In Seattle applications for mar
rage licenses were made by
Eugene !. Donneily and Irene
Wallace. both OF Tacoma. and by
Gariin Patterson. Fort Lewis. and
Mildred sprout. Tuie Lake. Calf.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-09

William Pollock. nephew of
gohs DINNER q Lsksus~. has
gone 10 Pearl Hsrbor TO take .
jOb In defsnas sork
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-09

An application for a marriage
license was made recently in Ever
EFT by Parker l.. Wright. 70, Ever
EFT. and Eiaise Phillips, IL. Ia
coma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Mann. who
formerly lived at 3i04 No. 9Th st.
are now established In their new
home at Dash Point.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-09

DIR. Marvin sehs~fer. C. p. T.
professor Of sociology. spoke Fn-
day At . high school forum held
at Prosssr.
The CIO news., 1942-10-26

workers as the first to bear arms
for their country against Nazi ag-
grcSsion."
I'VE are struggling together TO
build new world free from faS-
ciSm." ValasqueZ said.
Spanish Mexican. British. North
American. Brazilian, Chinese, Aus
tralidn anti-faScstS, anti-fascisiS Of
all countries must assume reSpon-
Sibilily for the final defeat of Hit
ler'S armies.
THAT is why we here today urge
the immediate opening of second
front as the best possible proof of
solidarity between the heroic fight
erS of the Soviet Union and her
allies of the United Nations"
The CIO news., 1942-10-26

its titc-making equipment for fear
that il will have difficulty rcplac-
ing it when the war is over and
that competitors will beat it TO the
gun in getting back into the civil
lian tire Market" PMS writer, |.
+. Stone. said.
The delivery of truck tire plant
to the Soviet Union was one of the
items approved by the President
in July. l94l. PM said "Neverihe-
less. despite the Presidents inStruc-
tionS in July. 1871. despite renewed
instructions by the President in
February. 1912 the truck tire
plant is again being delayed, this
The CIO news., 1942-10-26
Mexico Union
Head Urges
Second Front

Mexico City, Oct. 81 (ALN).-
Fidci VclaSqueZ general secretary
of the Confederation Of Mexican
Workers (CTMD, this week for the
first time Joined other Mexican la
Dor leaders in plea for the inn
mediate opening OF second front.
Al a meeting here celebrating
the unity of Spanish and Mexican
trade unioniStS, he praised Spain's
The CIO news., 1942-10-26

The discovery was made by the
newspaper PM which made sur
"ey TO determine what was holding
up delivery OF the truck tire plant
promised the Russians more than
Is months ago.
The Banbury'S are huge two-StOry
machines which grind and kncad
the crude rubber and other in
grcdicntS mixed with il. PM re-
lcalcd that the five machines are
being stored in the one-fourth Of
the Kelly plant which is being
utilized TO store all the rest Of
the company'S tire making equip
mcnt.
EQUIPMENT OBSTACLE
PM revealed that the real OBJ
Staclc" TO the long delay in fur
niShing a fully equipped truck tire
plant for the Russians was in
finding the equipment"
mo company is anxious TO sell
The CIO news., 1942-10-26

time by so called alternative pro-
poSal s"nt by Jcffcrs William r.
Jencrs the new rubber c2aD 10
the White House. according TO un-
verified reports here
TIRES or PLANT
"These proposals are said 10 be
an offer 10 ship more truck tires to
the Soviet Union instead Of giving
il the lirc-making plant promised
months ago.
THE White House. impatient OF
delays, has made it clear to Jeffers
that the Russians will be told that
they need not accept these alter
native proposals. that they can
have their original plant if that
still is what they want
More time will be lost. however.
during the new palavcrS
This truck tire plant is needed
for military trucks. 1t would have
been in operation behind the Urals
today and military trucks Shod'
with its tines might be rushing sup
plies TO the defenders of Stalin-
grad. if officials here had either:
LET we'll enough alone. or
"Obcycd the Presidents inSlruc-
tionS," PM asserted.
The CIO news., 1942-10-26
Kelly folds Rubber
Machines Needed By
Russio> PA Reveals

WASHINGTON, Oct "a One high speed Banbury mixer
ordinary Banbuy vtay needed by the United States
order fulfill commitment deliver entire truck tire
plant Soviet Union discovered be held by
The CIO news., 1942-10-26

II takes five tons of iron ore.
coke, limestone and other materials
10 equal one ton Of scrap metals.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22
Connie Follows Gil


Annabella. Tyrone Powers
pretty blonde wife, turned down
cold a long term contract at
Twentieth Century-Fox so she
could follow Ty 10 San Diego
as soon as he finished Crash
Dive She wants 10 be near
him while he is going through
training at the marine boot
camp. She has made one pic
ture, Secret Mission, and that
IS all she IS willing TO do while
Ty is in the United States.
Constance Bennett moved her
household, including her two
children. 10 Florida, where Gil
bert Roland Is stationed. She
refused several movie offers.
II don't know how long Gill
bert will be In this country"
she told me, land 1 am going 10
be near him a. long as can.
lean get movie Job any time,
but i don't know when Gilbert
will be sailing overseas"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22

certainly handled my Sister
Eileen with kid gloves
The hilarious stage hlt is just
as funny. IL not funnier IN cellu-
loid and IS a decided triumph
for the principals involved.
Brian Aherne and Rosalind
Russell are both good. but it's
the little newcomer, Janet Blair,
who opened our eyes.
Janet not only has the usual
cutie" attributes, but she has
a lot OF vitality and evidently
some brains, too As the naive
little Ohio girl who discovers
that Greenwich Village Is even
stranger than she expected,
Janet now makes her mark as
a star" the first time she has
had that billing. The film Is one
of the best comedies the Fox has
had in recent weeks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22
Priscilla Lane Suspends Herself

Priscilla Lane suspended herself from Warner Brothers
and there nothing the film could do about it.
She just said she didn't do pictures. She
wanted to remain with her husband 1t Joseph Howard
Victorville.
81 don't know when he might be sent and have
intention Of letting anything interfere with my married
happiness" she said.
So Priscilla, the height Of her film popularity threw
her out the window.
When Madeleine Carroll said movies for her for
the DURATION few people took her seriously Madeleine had
had her best at Paramount and this company had
plans for her. But Madeleine love with young
band Sterling Hayden So when he joined the merchant
marine she went TO Bermuda with him.
When he went overseas she returned 10 New York and
went work for Uncle SAM and letter recently
said frankly that she did face for the
duration She told how happy she with Sterling and
said nothing else meant anything to her.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22
My Sister Eileen a Film
Smash Hit; May Have
a Sequel
b, Int.rnational N,w, serles

BY International News Service
HOLLYWOOD, Nov. q.
DANDOM thoughts Of the
week: The new way Diana
Powell (Bilrs wife) is wearing
her blond hair makes her look
startlingly like Carole Lombard.
Bill pulled funny one after
his bit as a visiting star in
Virginia Weidler's movie, The
Youngest Profession" He had
Just one scene-and one line to
speak. Here I am" he sighed.
right back where 1 started
from.
My Sister Eileen" Is doing
such a whopping business at
the box office that Columbia
NAV make a sequel with Rosa
lind Russell and Janet Blair
carrying on the further adven-
lures of Eileen" How about
MY Sister Eileen Strikes Back"
for a title7
Pat O'Brien says he's had a
business offer from a man who
wants him 10 go in partners
crossing parrots and carrier
pigeons. Then the birds could
deliver their messages orally"
Crins O'Brien. Oh. Patl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22
Film Clock

MICHIGAN-"Road TO Mo-
rocco" 1920 a. m, / .3S, 4 so,
STA, 1872 p. m; Wings and
the Woman 1910, 1928, 6 46.
1904 p. m.
UNITED ARTISTS - PA
mama Hattie" IL a. m. 1:55,
$50. 7:45, 10:40 p. m; Pierre
of the Plains" 12;44, 3:39,
6:3i, 9:29 p. m.
PALMS STATE - Flying
Tigers" 11:10 a. m. 3. $50.
10:40 p. m; The Big Street."
1.22, SIP. 9:02 p. m.
FOX-"My Sister Eileen"
II a. m. 2:03, SOC, 7:54,
1857 p. m; Destination In
known" 1855. 1888, 6:46,
9.49 p. m.
ADAMS - Iceland" II
a. m, Isl. 4.44, 7:37, 1870
p m; Moonlight in Havana"
il AZ, 3:42. b:30, 9:29 p. m
BROADWAY CAPITOL
Holiday Inn" 12:46, All,
7:34, 10:4S p. m; "Jackass
Mail" 2:4S, 6:l3. 9:27 p. m.
CINEMA - False Rap
ture," 1901, 2:30. 5, TBS,
$50 p. m; "Ecstacy," lis,
3:45, $40, 8:35. 1850 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22
Brenda Drops Out

Cobina Wright Jr. has prac-
tically given up her movie work
10 follow her husband from
camp 10. camp. For six weeks
she has lived in a two-room
apartment near the Georgia
camp where Palmer Beaudette
is undergoing training as an Of
tlCer.
Attractive Brenda Joyce
dropped her career as soon as
her young husband, 1t. Owen
Ward, entered the service. She
promptly moved 10 a little place
near the camp where he was sta
toned and lived in a small
apartment. doing her own house
work so she could be near him.
She only returned 10 have her
baby in a local hospital and, by
her own admission. she has
never been as happy in her en-
tire life.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22
Tobacco Road Again

This will be the third visit ~
Tobacco Road 20 Detroit and
Il will have only a limited en-
Rament here.
John Barton has the leading
role and the company IS practi-
cally the same which visited the
GHss over year ago on rs SIC
ond trip.
We are sorry 20 have missed
the Katharine Cornell produc-
ton OF Chekov'S The Three Sis
ters," which was 50 delayed IN
rehearsal that II didn't have
time 10 make Detroit prior 10
the Broadway opening
This important revival, in
which Miss Cornell has sur
rounded herself with cast
which includes Judith Anderson.
Ruth Gordon, Edmund Gwenn.
Dennis King and a host Of
others. has been definitely prom
iSed for Detroit early IN the
spring. Immediately following
CONTINUED on Next Page
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22
Wilson Cast Changes

Cast changes complete, the
musical at the Wilson now
boasts an imposing cast.
Besides stars. Dorothy Stone
and Charles Collins, visitors VIII
now find Charlie PuggleS, Mar
garet Dowager) Dumont. lovely
Jane Lawrence. Dean Norton
and a surprisingly elaborate sup
porting cast.
The show. we hear hiss been
almost entirely rewrittor New
songs have been added 10 that
tuneful score and enoug b
changes made 50 that We shall
re-review il in these columns m
next Wednesdays editions.
To complete the picture. Of
three Detroit theaterS all going
full force AZ the same time, the
Lafayette opens us doors to-
night N welcome back that old
rascal Jester Lester, the raga-
muffin rspScallion Of Tobacco
Road"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22

their own cleaning. busting and
cooking like millions Of other
American housewives. proving
that marriage IS not held as
lightly in Hollywood as some
believe 49, actresS-wives fe 2 !
that movies are Of secondary
Importance in their lives.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22

Paramount so she could be free
10 90 10 England, if the oppor-
tunity presented itself. That is
where her husband, Maj. Sy
Bartlett. is stationed.
And many more of these same
actresses are living in cramped,
uncomfortable quarters doing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22
Actress Hives Giving 1y Career, to Join Husbands in Service
Hollywood Faces Major Problem
as Glamour Girls Trek to Camps
and Male Stars March TO War
BY LOUELLA q. PARSONS

HOLLYWOOD Nov 81.
HOLLYWOOD has double major headache The glamour
girls-and, number Of cases. actresswives Of the
following the right to the of the
training and there nothing that be done about it.
The movies have tried to make provisions get along
without Clark Gable Jimmy Stewart Tyrone
Power Victor William Holden and other movie
favoes for the duration, and begins to look the
feminine equation of the problem needs solving.
Certainly it is a phase of the that Hollywood didn't
anticipate but little the studios do abou
they wanted Our Hollywood soldiers scattered all
he nation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22
A Story Of Nazis

From Captain Gene Raymond,
IN London. comes swell story
about Norwegian "co-operatioR'
with the Nazis. The invaders
had put lot Of heat on Nor
wegian editors 10 play up how
eagerly the people were begin
ming 10 adapt themselves 70
Nazi ways and how happy they
were under their regime.
Point the stories To the effect
II Is amazing and fantastic how
quickly our Scandinavian friends
have taken us To their hearts"
the German propagandists die
tated. So the editors wrote
glowing stories las ordered) and
then captioned them with the
sky headline. IT'S UTTERLY
FANTASTIC
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22
MOVIE co ROUND
: BY DOROTHY MANNERS

his boss making an appointment
for sitting with Hedy Lamar.
So what does he do but
"peddle" the information Hedy
may be glimpsed going in and
coming out of the photographers
at given time, all over the
school campus. For this informa-
ton he charged the rate Of 10
cents per personl When Hedy
showed up-so did Is kids who
had paid our hero for the priv
ilege Of glimpsing her walking
in and out a door!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22
Stars Grace George

Grace George, one Of the lead
ing actresses in the American
theater, is the wife Of William
A. Brady and has long been a
favorite both here and in Eng
land.
{. Aubrey Smith. he Of the
hushy eyebrows and British gait.
is, of course, we'll known 10 the
American public through his
scren roles. although IL Is actu-
ally - years since he has been
on the stage.
It's also been Is years since
comedian Charlie Ruggles has
been back 10 his original love,
the legitimate theater, and no
opens tonight as the father IN
Life Of the Party at the VIII
son Theater.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22
Ellen Drew Free

Brenda Marshall told Warner
Brothers she simply had 10 have
time off to see Bill Holden, and
shes lost pounds since he joined
Uncle Sans army, worrying
about him and trying to arrange
her schedule 80 she would spend
time with him.
Ellen Drew bowed out OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22
Another Career Leaps

Another career takes a leap at
the Palms-State. where Lucille
Ball. TOO long a featured player
who had 10 chew gum and give
the wolves a smart brush-of,
steps into the starlight, this
time 10 give a deeply moving
performance in The Big Street"
This is a film version Of the
Damon Runyon story Little
Continued on Page Nine)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22
An Eye for Business

Never let II be said the young
Hollywood high school student
who works afternoons running
errands for a famous portrait
photographer hasft the makings
Of a captain of industry. The
other afternoon the kid heard
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-22
It's Spring
Again at
The Cas-
BY CHARLES GENTRY

COMEDY knows no season, so
~ it's perfectly appropriate to
find Spring Again at the Cass
Theater this week.
Spring Again is the charm
ing comedy in which Grace
George and c. Aubrey Smith
are co-starred and which they
both have so successfully enter
tanned New York and Chicago
audiences this past year.
Ann Andrews is also featured
in the cast OF this delightful
piece with which Producer Guth-
RE McClintic won the Theater
Clubs prize for the most out
standing American play OF 1912.