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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-13
Bill Redlin Wins Combined
Northwest Ski Competition

club, won the women's downhill In
572 Thelma Osborn, Penguin SKI
club, was second In 50 seconds
and Elsie Nelson, Penguins, third
los.
Miss Nelson won the slalom In
1902, Betty Rae Norman. Wash
ington Ski club, second. 1:44; and
Miss Hume. third. 1:712.
Combined honors went to Miss
Nelson with ~ points. Miss Nor.
man was second with l07 and Miss
Hume third with los.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-13
New Clerk 0kehed
or Police Court

The ovsr-busy staff OF Police
Judge W A. Richmond will be
relieved with q new clerk under
an emergency ordinance intro
duced in city council Monday.
A snm Of ~ .325 was inciuaed 10
pay the new clerk slis per month
through Ief2.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-13
Helena Invites
Coast Evacuees

meIH "a. Nest Esrsus~s
ffem Portland. Seattle and sss<r
coast elite. ~ili mad hsvsa N
Helena n me need arises the
chsmh~f II Commences snnoanes.i
Monday
Matt STAFF. chamber secretary.
said he had written coast cham.
hers advising than Helena esuid
accommodate several hundred pea
pie n they sought ~ I~sss sh<
passlnis danger areas"
DE emphasized the Helena cham
Der Gid not slsh 10 make p<s.
maHsHs residents ~ tho svssus<s,
but vas moved ~ asssfs 10 r~a.
der service
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-13
SIXTH AVENUE BOWLING
CENTER

Prize winners w the weekend
hesd-pin tourney ~ the Sixth Ave
center acre led By julius Aslbos
sho scored 5s4 for ME four-Ram.
total
julius hit the head pin on every
one Of ms 20 throws. scoring 20
strikes. nine nine pin hits. ak eight
pin hits and five seven pin hitz. In
the 20 shots Re only left 50 pins
standing. Other winners Nere r.
Mcdonald 55S. BPS. 337 and szz
L. Maine 35s. 33s and z3I. vern
Hoggstt 53s. and J. schimmsl 81.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-13
CLIFF OLSON STILL RATES
Three City
Tits on Tap

Three CITY league basketball
games are scheduled for tonight
At Lincoln gym. The triple
harrelled program opens at !
o'clock
Lakewood PLAYS the Gssmsn IN
the opener followed BY the Auto.
and the Chairuen and winding ~
with yelm meeting the Shirysrds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-13
Writer'S Honor
Hank Creenberu

NEW Hank Greenberg.
formed Detroit outfielder now in
the army, will be presented with a
plaque for extraordinary service
TO baseball" by the New York
chapter Of the Baseball Writers
Association Of America At their
annual dinner on Feb. /, IL was
announced today.
The award was prompted by
Greenberg's announcement that he
was returning IN the service for
the durs ton Of IN. war.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-13
Scott Named
County Clerk

Resignation ~ l. W. Ray
Craig as county clerk was sr.
espt.d by the county eommis-
slensrs Monday and Ava l..
scott. crsiss chief deputy was
appointed 10 succeed Craig. sf-
feeliys Jan. a.
Craig. ~ho ~ill enter the city
election campaign a. . candidate
for city controller. viil step osI,
~ nffies Jan. a.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-13

LONDON The Moscow radio
reported - from Geneva Monday
that Fisld Marshal Wilhelm ksitsl.
chief Of tho German high com
nsnd. had become suddenly 'iif'
and that several high officers ssso-
eiatsd with Field Marshal walthsr
son srsuehltsch. DISMISSED com.
mAndsr-in-ohisf. had been arrested
Two 81 BraBchitschs aides. a.
well as officers more prominent.
we're among thoss arrested. nos-
COW reported
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-13
Bernie and Pat
Now in Service
WASHINGTON

WARRINGTON - Two college
football coaches Bernie Bierman
Of Minnesota and Pat Hsnley Of
Boston University-Were ready for
active marine corps duty today.
They and "a other reserve Of
fcers who had requested duty
were called yesterday. Both Bier
man and Hsnley are reserve corps
ma tors
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-13

A resolution appropriatlns
- 30 for civilian defense admin
istratlss expense vas adopted
unanimously by the county com.
missonsrs Monday.
The resolution provides thu sum
70 meet skpsnses ~ printing
communications services. hfsnfifi.
cation cards fof civilian dsfsn-
volunteers and foe miscellaneous
needs.
Public hearing 90 tho resolution
vas set for Jan. 40 a. a .. ~.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-13
Mclean, Gridder ,
Seriously Hurt

OBURN. Mass. - Raymond
Ray Mclean. n. Of Chicago.
haIfbsck Of the champion Chicago
Bears football team. was reported
resting comfortably At hospital
today after being injured in an
automobile crash In which a CON-
panion. William Kidder. 30. vas
killed.
Hospital attaches said Mclean
was suffering from brain eoncus-
son
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-13

Tee uea convicted ~ driving
~nile sntoxiested wers sent % ne
eounfy 1sll Mendsy ~ Js14kfe<
clarsnes = Laytsn on tesfimony
81 stats fsfFolmsa =. &. MeEI
hlneF.
ne sentences imposed "a Ray
mead , smith % 7zo1 IA. 3 T..
va tloo ard costs e. - days n
AL. ~ 8. Miller ~ iozoz -.
shsfisssa ave. dre~ sfz5 and cosEs
sr a days IN lsiL Both were com
mlttsd snd their aFlyess' licenses
Nere revoked
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-13
Has Chance
For wv Job !
Four Candidates
nemoin In Field

SEATTLE Tns faculty athletic
committee 81 the University II
Washington narrowed the hst ~
successors 70 head Football coseh
Jimmy rheisn down 10 about four
prospects and as 81 today the
name of cornens Carl snsvels led
al the rest
The outbreak ~ war has COM
plieafed the situation IT Wash
ington. rhsian drew his pink slip
shortly after war Vas declared
and. Al the time. the task II find
ing q replacement seemed simple
just pick the hest possible coach
who would answer the call for
about $4,000 year.
The picture has changed.
Feethalrs future In the ''w~.t-.
ern thcster ef operations
appears highly uncertain: hiK-
nsnse coaches like Rernie nler-
mar ~ Minnesota are enter
ing arsive service; and . limit
Of s.eee persons 81 public
gatherings In this ARA IL
presently IN effect
Selection ~ Pheian's successor.
therefore. rests on several qualify
ing factors A hig-nsms coach
won't do much good under = cur
tailed gridiron set-up, particularly
II the big game" draws a guar
anteed maximum Of 5000 lucky
fans.
RIskIN. To INVEST MICH
Also. II might not be a good
idea 10 invest too heavily In =
headliner who may he called into
armed service In the middle Of
pre-game scrimmages.
A safe" choice for the next
Husldes football master mind
might be fellow answering these
qualifications 80 years Of age or
more. married and with six chill
dren. and willing 10 work for
board and room.
Phelan might still be around II
Washington had forcseen the pres
ent contingency. but since they
didn't and no isn't. popular de-
mand stiil runs toward a high
priced coach.
Snayely has been most prnmi-
nently mentioned but his name
also was linked IN the Southern
California spot. snavsiy's big red
eleven displayed showmanship-a
quality which observers failed 10
detect In Phelan-coached teams.
Snsvely 10 strictly big time.
sTINER MENTIONED
In the same category. Seattle
sports followers like Lonnle stiner
who has done much with little n
Oregon State College. Stiner'i
teams always performed vel
against the Huskies. beating then
most OF the time. His teams block
and sock. which might be the righi
sntidot. for Washington's recent
listlessness.
n the nod goes io . i~~ses-
known candidate. Ciin Olsen
Of little Pacific Lutheran Cob
ege near Tacoma. might very
well be the man. He produced
three successive Washington
Inter collegiate conference
champions. and two great
backs In Mary Tommy gum
Tommervik and MARY Harsh
man.
There was some support local,
for Leon Brigham. a veteran Se
sttls high school coach and formsi
Iowa University assistant coach
Seattle newspapers described a re
ported pact" between Brigham
and Elmer Huhts. Hoquiam higl
school mentor, whereby n on,
were named head coach the oths
would be named "a the s'aff.
University athletic officials me
this week following their return
from the MCAA session at Detrol
to discuss the candidates. II va
previously announced that IN
Huskies would have q new coael
in plenty 81 time for sprinI
practice.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-13

Or~rss a.. Wash. STATE N.
wsshinxtsa 90. idaho "a
1.Iifsssi. ~. sssts Giss. ~.
stamford ~. ~. Mays ~.
q. sf o. rro~h ~. Asfssss 70.
%. e. o. a. Ais~ss ~
E.asisss 0ssgsa 80. Mssai "A.
get s.
oss,s H.shsr J.aiss m. fsss,
Columbia J.sisr ffssEstssJ n.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-13
Signals Win

PORTLAND signal Ol ~
Portland slapped 5f-zt naNsst-
ball defeat Ovsr EBgenss HDt<n-
stems here yesterday Afternoon.
u Vss the 18TH consecutive We
tory for tho Oilers in independent
com petition.
Kruger q the oilers and Sand
ness q Eugene. both forwards. tied
for scoring honOrs with 10 each.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-13
Chance for Three Entries

glance at last weeks results to indicate that
Pierce county teams may win berhs in the 1912
tournament.
Eatonvle chance TO win berhs In
tourney from which teams will
cineh to the Central title
looming the especially since King
Fife has already beaten
m or Olympic peninsula.
Puyaup Buckley could the Puget Sound
Puysup Buckley leading
the onfe while .
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-13
Four Schools Are Barred

Three other Catholic high schools. Seattle Prep. 0Dea
and ST. Martins Prep and Lakeside school specifically
barred from the tourney all because they not
members of the high school athletic association prior
1888.
Actually action BARRING the four schools from the
state tourney resulted from Lakeside acting farm for
the University of Washington football team.
In 1897 Lakeside had wonder team but than half
players ineligible under high
Ieoych big state
end already played four In high
school Others
this Lakeside all its the state claim
nothing cared
rules football championship In fact
Lakeside the Portland champions and billed Wash
ington champions.
Naturally the of the state couldn't stand for
passed prohibiting members from playing
applied membership they only
condition would eligible for the state basket
ball tournament
Of schools Joined
Prep State league. Ofea In the
snohomish league the Lakeside league But sn
the they win their league
titles.
Beanns should berth they would
other schools all o whom would be
roofing the Bells to the state title
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-13

The city o. Spokane. mining
center q the Pacific Northwest
has within a radius ~ go miles
the greatest diversified mineral
section IN the nation.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-13

Nal n~mr><y. NJ \. nox sss. s~a
N.ssh<~ a. Netkl~. s~o - ~
Ard NJ Matthew '. Msssi<. ITO
-. szsh "a
Nsssi< as fyom Metre rvns
Dempsey fFrss ~ Mays sr.f Ar
een<i fran 4. af ".
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-13

You hslp Yourself when goa Day
z 3. p>fsnss Hoaa<
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-01

men, oas 5ur ipeiteren 5lpeiidbrigen
ausbiloung bient.
9ie Sasesoronuns lit fit oen 9rr-
ser 70 eingeridtet, OaB er beltdnoig
bel6dftiet lit - enttpeoer nit slrbeit
ooer eeiltliben llebllngen; Grbolung
ltno Eube iiu0 altGb porgeieben. Sie
Gegeln, no6 ipelden ser rlOer leben
iou, iino ni6t id5mer 5t Dulten. Sic
tpltroen geformt fir oas forperlide
uno IeeliI1e 8oblergeben oes 9teli.
gi0ieu. Gs lit cine grn1lttiglng fir
oen Sroellsmann SIT lpilien, oaB piele
bon oer Stride beilis eeiprodene Mit-
glieoer ibr 3iel bltrb oie treue 8e.
folgltng ser SrOensregeln erreidt ba-
ben.
Ser ltnterridt fiir sic gorberei-
tlng ser 9riioer lit our6 sic firdlib
approbierten Sroensregeln feltgelegt.
@dbreno 6ieler 3eit itebt ser 8ruoer
inter ser 2eitltng oes Nopi5enmei-
iters, Ser neben oem slrat ben &ran-
fenpflegeltnterrid)t erteilt. Gin erfab=
rener Brieiter ipiro i'm altb iiber oie
SSoeen zines Heiisioien uuo bas geiit-
lide 2eben, inelde oie @rrnolase fir
Den grfoIg uno oas @liid oes 8r,..
aers bbiloen, ,tnterridten. aud er.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-01

bon Observation-Disclosures bieler
Giinitllngsbetriebe int 2anoe. Broben
ii6er eineu Seitraum pon iehs Wo-
naten ba6en na6 grflGrllng bon SSt-
genieuren genannter @elellId)aft er.
geben, oaB oos neue @abtipitem Oas
bette lit, oos jemalS ausgefliigelt
tplroe. Ser 3allnorabt ielblt lit oas
,@ebor' beS Nobots uno gibt tuie
ein Selegrapb oas leile @efliilter einer
Yerlon ooer oas @erGuid einer i6nei.
Oenben 9rabtidere au6enblidlib nod
oent Sorbpolten eines meulfli6en
Bddters innerbalb ser slnlagen tuei.
ter. Ser ,,atfllltiide 3aun"- "-apparat
bat oen gffeft, oie 3abl ser 8adter
atf Soften at ueruielfaden lno einem
ein5igen Soften trob ieiner Sange pon
baufig IS bis 20 Weilen iofort 5u
meloen, mas in mebreren Weilen
gntfern,tng por iid eebt 1noi no Die
Storungsitelle lit. 9ei oen berfloile.
neu Broben tpar ielblt oas 3pitldern
zines Sperlings int @adbaus in
mebr als elmer Weile gntfernung
bernebmbar. Oie alarma,lfuabme
fann enttpeoer iiber eiuen 2autlpre.
der ooer aber auf einem rouenben
8ano geideben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-01
oferfeier 1T Nenarifa int ibmeBerildem 9aben|

benz Rlas, aeltifuliereu, buIden felt.
iuarts ins Bublifum un6 grinien b6-
mild. Siefernit unto seiiterbaft
mleihea binter gbriitus Die orei
Marien. Seftis aieben Die 5iibrer at
Der aette, on Der sic suei Berbreder,
Die nit gbriitus binausaefiibrt iper.
oen, sefeiielt eeben. gornebm traat
neben Nitooemls sSolepb bon arima-
tbia ein 0arbeneefa6. 36aialid
lhaut NIT baar. l.ab bartumtpaQtem
@eiidt Serooes, sefolst bon bier
tueibbemantelten Mobren, bon ieinem
Bfero auf bic Rense, tudbrenS feben
&naben feline Mantelidleppe trasen.
ltnourdorinelid lit Nilatus' Miene,
tpIroeboa reiten nit eoloenen Eiarel,
Sannes uno aaipbas, i1no ielbItsefdl.
lig uuo feiit - aie edtelte 5iaur
bieneiht bon anen idoufelt inl
Sattel Der Sobeprieiter, bie @eietes.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-01
Ser Yarmber,ise 8rnber iir &ranfcnpilese
(Ginse ianot)

Siingliase, Sic sluilden bem 16.
una 40. 2ebensiabre eintreten blei.
ben feds Wonate Heitulaut inn So
bi5iatsbauie au Buffalo, R. g., 40
Cottage StraBe. Sic bebalten nod
ibre meltliden aleiber bel, oiirfen
aber idon an ben meiiten llebuusen
oes Rlolters teilnebmen. Sbre Sal1pt.
aufga6e lit es. oie goridriiten Der
Hoiterliden Easesorbnuns uno Die
iibriaen YIidten bes Sr6enslebens
in Der Sauptiade teunen3ulernen uno
iid an oie setuiiienbofte 8eobadtuns
slt setp0bnen. 8enn bas 8oitulat gut
beltanoen lit, miro ber &anoioat bon
6em @eneraloberen NIT ieinem Hat
auf @mpfeblung oes 8ruoers Nooi.
5ennteiiters aur ginfleioung suselai.
fen lno in oas geobisiat aufaenom.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-04-01

teilt oer Brieiter beIonoeren Inter-
ridt in ser Gbriitenlebre, 10 boB ser
Nopi6e sic @abe oes @laubens bober
iddten miro. @euu Der Nopise aln
@noe Der sipei Sabre fir tauglid be-
funoen miro, barf er sic beiligen @e-
liiboe Der armilt, 9ei,idbeit uno hes
@eboriams sunadit ai,f Elm Sabr ab.
leeeu. @enn ct in leinem StrebeR
bebarrt, oarf er tie nod, Ied,s SSabren
ouf emig ablesen.
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Der 3D6ut ais @ad,t psften

8ie Sic 9u Hont Company croft.
net bat, betpaden be,,te Itilfe 8aht-
poiteu, ,,eleftrilde Nobots", nit bent
8ielfaden ser 8irfiamfeit menidli-
der 8adiamfeit, in Stlrm uno Ne-
bel, &Glte uno 9ltnfelbeit, Weilen
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tafeI int Mrme tpieaeno.

sluf balben Bege fonntt nan an
ser Yfarrfir1e borbei, sic Dor peni-
gen SSabren tuiiroig renouiert tpuroe.
sic ftebt erbobt, Dor ibren 9oren orei
transparente &reu5e NIT Sol5maiie-
rlng, 5u oenen entpor 5unt &alparien-
berg, atpilden 3eoern 1tno Balmen
binourd, ebenfaas belelldtete 2eis
oensltationen fiibren. Sier elaubt
ntan tpabrbaftis int @arten @etble-
maneb 5u iein l1no mod @olgatba gu
pilgern! limo tpabreno BIN uno pie-
Ser iharfe SrompetenltoBe sic trauer-
l6uere 2uft 6l1rdldneioen, tpdbreno
oie Sbrigfeit iid ielbitgeredt, oie
3enturionen iid bobniid lln0 babaie-
rig uno rob eebaroeu, bridt gbriitas
unterm arells 5uiammen. -. .....-.
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Mns 6er Sdnle

2ebrer: anaenommeu, 6ein Bater
sibt oeiner Wutter siuan3ig Doaar
un6 niu,nnt bann flint Dollar aaben
sariid. Nas sibt das2"
Sdiiler: ,.Speftafel."
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Mittiuod, Sea 1. apra 1912

tuj eS eIleule. SeHH WQS 1d9 gu 2J1terH
int auberiten @infel bes Teiiins, in
Menoriiio, mitfeierte, lit mir i'm
Sdulunterribt als eriter anfans oes
Tbeaters, ia ber 2iterotlr iiberbai.pt,
aenannt tporben. llno unfontrollier.
bat alt, tpie in srauer gorseit, sebt
Sieies Sferfpiel nod beute aus bent
Wolfe berbor. miro bon ibm iefbit
oargeiteut, in allem riibren6 primitip
,fae ausleib :unpersaasli9 fraftpoG.
Seifiae Weplterien fn6 es nirflid
tod, unb felt 1876 Sabren beItebt bis
bente cine 1tnberanberte Bro3eilions-
oronung. 9iiiter ienft iid Ianalam
Die Dammeruns auf bas alte @e.
mauer oes Stdbthens. Die Grams.
parente, auf olaetranfter 2einpano,
ftno fait alle ounfel eebalten uno mir.
fen ebenfaas bitter. Sdon bornit.
tags itno iie an fait ieoem Saus in
bic idon borbanoenen Sdarniere &C.
febt tporoen ltn6 idlagen an bielen
Stelen Der iebr engen @aiien trauer-
feltli6e 8ogen bon Saus at Salts.
Meiit itelen iie Motipe aus Der Sci.
eensgeididte oar, ean5e S5enen.
Marterperf5euee, Mebren, Grouben
lmo allerbano ionltige bibliide 9inse,
tuie oas Nltee @ottes, ben Bropbeteu
Sonas Dor bem Nal1le bes @alfiides,
bic la6enoe Sarab, Mobren, Sunoe,
Bite uno ba in iebr naiber, aber oft
tn aur6alas fiinitleriider aufiaiiung.
Cine gan5e Strobe lit seidmiidt nit
8iloern gbriitus, als fleiner 2nabe
Die 8ro5eiiion iebauenb.
- Di6t georangt, ertpartungsbon 1tt-
geoulbig, ipogt Die Wenee burd Die
engen @aiien auf uno ab. Nun tper-
oen 6ie gransparente belelt9tet nno
enoli6 ert0nt ferne Erompetenfan-
fare, fladert berannabenoer 5adel-
fhein, 8feroegetrappel itapft iiber bas
&ugelpflaiter. Soran 5tuei 8orreiter,
binter ibnen sic 8ruoerldaft bonn
Hoienfran5 in blalten @eipdnoert, tbr
gmblent, einen &rans, auf elmer
5tanee traseno. Sbnen folgen @dn-
ner ltlto &naben NIT oen Iartertperf-
seltgen. Denen idlieBt lid ein &eiter
an, oie Sente1t5a, oen Gidtiprud, tra-
serto, nit Ser slufl6rift ~Senatus
Ropolusque Nomanus" alnterm aai-
ferabler. ROruilhe 9rieser besleiten
ibn, itarf ntarfierte MusfeIn oes 8an-
aers an Irmen ltno 8rltlt erleken oeu
&orperbal, ser Ser Deutigen Gene
ration ntangelt. &naben folsen nit
5tpei 2eftern ltno oarangebunoeueu
Sdal1feln ltno Bideln.
ltno min, binter bier &riegsfne6-
ten, fon1rnt, inn Elrpurmantel, tiefge>
beugt bon Sdmer5 uno 2ait, Gbri-
fh1s. Sbnt aur Seite sic beiliee Be-
rouifd l,l1o Simon bon &prene. @leid
babinter idtpingt ein Senfer iein
@ielenbeif. gon ser Stride San @io>
baant, Bis 5u ser Ser &apu5iner be-
tuegt iid Ser Bug; aber es lit nidt
MIR ein gorbeimarid), nein, es miro
gelpielt! 0ie 2eitertrdger, Sic &ua-
ben NIT @eiBeIn, Nageln ltno Sdm-
,nern, oie &niegsfnedte nit oen giir-
feln, fie alle tpollen tbeatraliid aei-
gen, tpie grauiam frob iie iino, gbri'
itus ans &rel5 slt brineen.
Do6 reoen un6 illbeln oiirfen oie
SbaltIpieler nidt! uGrucifige el1ml"
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Mandes &ers taut erit auf, tuenn
es bribt. ~ . ..r...... ".
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In Hollywood

filming Secrets of the Under ground. William Morgan is the di- rector, Lloyd Corringan the heavy and Mel Hamilton plays a support ing role.
 Loretta Young and Lana Turner are feuding but no one seems to know over what. And the gals aren't talking Rosemary de Camp is the latest candidate for the Mad anne Curie" role at MGM On the first day of his service as a civilian instructor in the Army Air corps, George Brent addressed his students at an Oxnard, Calif., hy- ing field. After greeting them, out lining the course and wishing them luck, he asked if there were any questions. One cadet raised his hand. "Tell me, sir," he said, "can you get me a photograph of Ann Sheridan?"
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them to move out or soften that upper lip. The wife from whom he is estranged moves in, as does a superannuated physician, his former mentor. and the latters manservant. The girl friend doesn't move it, but she's around most of the time. The death of his aviator brother and the bombing of Lon don turn the physician back to his traIe just whaE he is about to Unrow Il all asloe for writing career in Hollywood and he con- tinues with his experiment in sav- ig the lives of people who, to all appearances, have died from shock. His first seeming success ends in failure, but he salvageS his self respect and his married life.
 Gregory Peck, a new face prac- tically, does excellently with the role of the young physician and Gladys Cooper is fine as his mother. The whole cast assembled by pro- ducer- director Guthrie McClintc is quite on the credit side. including the always dependable Cecil Humphreys, Jill Esmond, Rhys Williams, Nicholas Joy, and Brenda Forbes, and Wendy Barrie of the films. doing nicely in her first Broadway try.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-02
CASA LOMA BAND
 AT RITZ SUNDAY

Glen Gray's Casa Loma boys again trek to the Ritz Ballroom in Bridgeport Sunday, October 4th is the date it's their first night out of the Hotel Pennsylvania where they have been aired for some time. The Casa Loma band has a very special spot in its heart for the Ritz. Long years ago when they were just starting out they came from the Casa Loma Club in Can ada, they played frequently at the Ritz. They had no great fame then, but their band was just as great as it is today. The Casa Loma band is a very special organization, it is a cooperative band, every member sharing in the good fortunes of the group, and it's many years of top success attest to the success of this plan. Pee Wee" Hunt has made music history, generations will re- member his interpretations of the current "hot" numbers. A new ad- dition to the band will be the Le Brun sisters the first time in the history of the Casa Loma Band that feminity has invaded their realm. Kenny Sargent sings love songs