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Evening star., 1942-06-06
Box Score-First Come

sBatted for Zuber In third inning,
Runs batted in-York t2), Bloodworth
t3). Estalella (2). Higgins Cramer t2l,
Chartak Two-base hits-Frankiin i2).
Vernon Estalella, Higgins y, York. Three
base hit-Brldges- Double play-Vernon
to Early to Vernon. Left on bases-De-
balis-on sIi % Bridses. 3: 90 OIL zuber. 3: OF viii
son, 2. Struck out-By Bridges, l; by
Zuber. l. by Wilson. 2. Hits-on zuber,
in 8 innings: OF Wilson. 10 in innings.
Balk-Zuber Umpires-Messrs Summers,
Passarells and Pipsras. Tfme-2:04. At
tendance 1000.
Evening star., 1942-06-06

Don't BE alone-MAKE q loan---tS
Uncle Sam. Buy War bonds now.
Evening star., 1942-06-06

al L. Freedman and Mrs. C. M. Feltner
entry.
Evening star., 1942-06-06
Entries for Monday
Delaware Park
BY the Associated Press.

SECOND RACE-Purse, LOO: Claim
ne; msidens: 3-year-olds and up; 8 fur
Evening star., 1942-06-06

entry. -
Apprentice allowance claimed.
Evening star., 1942-06-06

Miss v. Davis and Mrs. Z. Trueman
'ntry.
rurRn RAC-PurSe 81 loo; claiming:
Evening star., 1942-06-06
Aqueduet
By the Associated Press.

SECOND RACE-Purse. 81 800: special
veishts: maidens: 3-year-olds and up. 8
La gaceta., 1942-02-14

Y ahora 10 hacia a pasos len
tos, firmes, como 81 tomara po-
session suprema de la TERRA,
como un tigre que ha n shr
do muchas leguas para alcan-
Ear a su victima y que al fin la
tiene segura.
Sus ojos despedian ahora la
mas, fijos en- ell traidor que la
habia rObado ell coraz6n y la
paz de su vida.
FL false condesito, sin saber
que actitud tomar, miraba al
ternativamente a su antigua a.
mantle Y a Pepino, como 81 es-
perara de este una salvation i'm
possible.
AL fin, Ell einismo de le Noir
Sc sobrepuso a TODD, y avanz6
hacia Odette, cortando ell CANT
no.
All llegar dos pasos de ella. lie
tendio la diestra, descubriando-
sc, al tempo que decia con Ia
La gaceta., 1942-02-14

podia venir a echar a rodar to-
DO Ell bienestar y la holganza q.
elioS dlSfrutaban ahora, inten-
TO mediar de amigable compo-
nedor.
ASH es que exclam6, en- un to-
no llgero, como el que quiere
guitar importancia a un asun-
to:
i Vamos, odette, no te pom
gas asi! FL amigo CASTOR tie 81
que queriendo, y acabareis por
ser de nuevo buenos amigos.
Odette fulmin6:
|Qnien?.... IYo, de este in
fame iYo, de este traidor?..
] Nuncal.~ Nj 6l sera amigo de
nihguna mujer, nuuca mas....,
nj pOdra eOntinuar en- adelante
Su Vergonzosa carrera de robos
y de estafas, de engahos y trail
Ciones' de miseria y de iniqui-
usa, Ilo Dyes bien?.... lPOrQue
ahora mismol...
La gaceta., 1942-02-14

-CQue dices, muchacho?-
pregunt6, creyendo que Ell otro
lie hablaba a 81.
Pero no tuvo tempo de Sc
guir asombrandose.
Odette, o sea esta senorita
cue Pepino habia visto avan-
Ear momentos antes en- direc-
ci6n contraria a ellos, " a Ia
que tonic desde luego por una
desconocida, murmur6 a veinte
pasos de ellos:
isl, yo soyl.... Nc me es-
perabas aqui verdad?....
o
Hubo un silencio tragico, de
una violencia indeScriptible, en-
tire los tres personajes de la
eScena.
Pepino tambi6n Sc habia pa
RADIO, y miraba alternativamen
tie a Odette y a CASTOR.
La muchacha continuaba a
vanzando.
La gaceta., 1942-02-14

voz melosa del pueblo de Paris,
Y, natura,mente, en- correcto
frances, en- cuyo idioma iba a
desarrollarse toda la conversa-
ci6n que vamos a trascribir:
-Hola, querida mia, lc6mo
estas?...- iQu6 grata sorpresal
Pero odette Sc detuvo, Y, ha-
eiendo un gesto altivo, midien.
do de pies a cabeza al misera.
'ble' rapuso, mientras llevaba
sus dos manos hacia atras. co.
mo para librarlas de la impure.
"a del c%ontacto de este canalla.
|iNo te importa como es.
toy, nj quiero decirtelol l.. mi
tn tienes por que, nj debes pre-.
guntarme nada! Soy 70 Ia
que va a preguntarte. iovas
olen?..~ iy til tendras que cor.
testarme, NAL que te pesel
Pepino Sc habia acercado tam.
bien, y, vista la actitud airads
De eSa mujer, cuyo eucueptrO
La gaceta., 1942-02-14

New York, Feb. 14.-El ex-
campe6n de las IT'S libras, Billy
Conn, venci6 anoche por pun
tos, en- presencia de mas de Is
mil espectadores, a Tony Yale,
campe6n del peso mediano.
Los dos jueces y ell arbitro vo
taron por Conn, pero este per-
do prestigio en- ell cOmbate, por
cuanto no tuvo un momento de
descanso y seguridad frente al
hombre de menos peso, pero ha
bill y resuelto.
Yale concedi6 a Billy una ven
taja de 1112 libras y Sc mantu-
vo de pie, sin dollar la cabeza o
mcstrar debilidad, en- los doce
"rouns' del "ncuentro.
Los golpes de Conn parecie-
ron afectar a Tony en- los asal-
los s6ptimo y noveno; pero no
oonsiguieron derribarle.
Cast todos los asaltos, sin EN-
barge, fueron muy rehidos, aun
que a Yale solo Sc lie anotaron
dos.
Sangraban los dos de la bOca
terminar ell match" Algu-I,
nos de los golpes de Yale estre-
mecieron tambien al e~xcampe6n
motivando demostraciones del
pdblico.
Ademas del mayor peso, ell
vencedor tenia v~entaja en- esta-
Y alcance de brazos; pero
los punetazos de Zale, por ell
cuerpo y la m~andibula, lie ha-
clan efecto.
Fue I'm asalto violento ell sep
timo, cuando los ganchos de IL
quierda de Conn desarrOllaron
innegable efectividad. A los dos
minutes de acci6n, Zale contra
atac6 : conmovi6 a Billy con u
ma erecha recta por ell coraz6n.
Otro golpe, por la boca, hizo
sangrar a Conn.
Furiosamente, en- ell octave,
Zale castig6 a su contrario por
todas las esquinas del ring
FL p1blico lie ovacion6, desta
La gaceta., 1942-02-14
La Gaceta Folletin No. 235
TONIC TERCBRO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

tie una de las doncellas italianas
de la casa.
No, gracias-repuso Odet-
te, en- tono febril-. Els que he
olvidado algO....
va no pensaba 10 que iba a
hacer.
Subi6 al piso principal.
Empuj6 la antecamara de Ia
alcoba de Pope, y lego al DOR
mitorio de Ramo Florido.
Sc dirigi6 resueltamente ha-
cia un mueblecillo, que estaba
gunto q la consola.
Abri6 un caj6n.
Y Sc apoder6 de algo que re-
luci6 un instante entire sus ma
La gaceta., 1942-02-14
Billy Conn derroto al campeon Tony Zale
Mas de 5000 personals presenciaron
Ell combate

cando bien de que parte estaba
su simpatia.
Billy, en- ell noveno, tom6 la
ofensiva y ell campe6n del peso
mediano Sc bati6 en- retirada.
Trat6 ell e~xcampe6n de tirar
a su adversario, mas no pudo
conseguirlo. Los fieles hicieron
demostraciones en- su contra.
Mike Jacobs anunci6 que lie
.cfrecera a Yale un bout" con
Gus Lesnevich, ell campe6n del
peso ligero.
Sc recaudaron en- las taqui-
Has $48,00.67.
La impression de los peritos
e. que Conn sigue a considera-
ble distancia, salvo que Jose
Luis pierda potencia, del trono
del peso comnleto.
La gaceta., 1942-02-14
OPORTES
LEGO A MACDILL Ell SAR
GBNTO ~GREENBERG

Arrib6 aver a MacDill Field,
para desempenar "deberes espe
ciales," Ell sargento Hank Green
berg, ell famoso pelotero.
Procede del aerodromo Boil
ing, situado en- Washington, d.
Colombia.
Dentro de pocos dias arriba-
ran a Lakeland, donde practica
ran, los excompaiieros de move
ma de Hank.
Con sus batazos Greenberg
do un campeonato a los Tigres
de Detroit. Recuerdase que en-
una temporada dispar6 SO ion
rones," quedando a solo dos de
distancia de Babe Ruth.
LIE di6 la bienvenida ell sar =
gento primero |. H. Fortenbery
La gaceta., 1942-02-14

nos, y que luego sepult6 en- su
linda escarcela modernista.
I'm instante despues, volvia a
atravesar ell parque, y Gamma
ba por la carretera.
Sus ojos inyectados en- sam
gre, distinguieron desde lejos la
pareja de los apaches.
0dette corri6.
-Pero ahora 10 hizo salien-
dose del canine, avanzando por
la ladera miSma de las monta-
has que Sc elevaban a la dere-
cha.
Ash leg6 a alcanzar h los
bandidos.
De un salto, entonces Sc PLAN
to en- la carretera.
Habia rodeado un POGO mas,
y ahora veia a los miserables
frente a frente.
Nj Pepino nj CASTOR la reco-
uocieron de pronto.
La gaceta., 1942-02-14

baloncesto comandado por Spur
9eon Cherry.
Como en- anteriores encuen-
tros, hicieron ell mayor n1mero
de puntos los atletas Buckner y
Harvill. Les ayudaron con sus
mejores esfuerzos, Greco, Esco
bar, Spoto, Durrance, Fernan-
DEE y Menendez.
Robertson, de los visitantes,
hizo ocho puntos.
Hicieron dos puntos cada uno
para los Tigres, Hallaver, Hall,
Leach y Yenger.
La gaceta., 1942-02-14
LOS DERROTA-
RON AL A

Con anotaci6n de 43 puntos
contra II, los Terriers de Hills
borough derrotaron anoche, en-
esta ciudad, a los Tigres de Or
lando. Fu6 una de las mas deci-
sivas victorias del quinteto de
La gaceta., 1942-02-14

Odette avanz6 hacia ellos.
Y de nuevo oy6 las voces in
confundibles, que decian ahO-
ra:
len dinero RANGES, mas de
t~rescientos mil. iY es mucho
ganar!....
-Pues los ha ganado.. ano-
che. falso.... Pierrette... mil
d6lares,...
La Ultima Erase lego a ella
mutilada por la brisa.
De pronto, CASTOR Sc par6 en-
seco.
Su ceho Sc habia fruncido e.
normemente, y sc puso palido.
Luego sonri6 de un modo cini-
co, que guerra ser pueril, y muir
mur6, a media voz:
-GEs posible?.. ITd?....
O.
Pepino Sc volvi6.
Y miro a su amigo con ojos
asombrados.
La gaceta., 1942-02-14
PLANT DERROTO A LOS
DRAGONES DE JEFFERSON

DRAGONES DE JEFFERSON
Los baloncelistas de la escue-
la superior de Plant derrotaron
anoche al quinteto de Jefferson,
con anotaci6n de as puntos con
ira 33. Ell triunfO tuvo Sus diff
cultades para los jovenes de
Palma Celia.
Poage jug6 de manera sensa-
cional por los vencedores e hizo
16 puntos. Mick anot6 trece y
Jones, siete.
Tanner y Prida hicieron ocho
puntos, cada uno, para los afro
pellados.
Poage do a su team Ocho
"field goals" Y Mick aport6 5.
La gaceta., 1942-02-14

ST, senior, compre la
pintura B. L. P. Sofa
mente Sc vende Tn King
Hardware, Ga. avenida
y Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1942-02-14
Oon el bate. p Mascota y los Espcjuelos
(Por Tira . CuArtA)

La Liga de la Toronja comen
cara SD temporada en- la Haroa-
ma, Ell dia % de febrero, con un
partido entire los Dodgers y los
Cigantes.
La gaceta., 1942-02-14

Los Tigres anunciaron aver,
en- Detroit, que conservaran las
novenas que actualmente po-
seen en- las ligas del estado de
Texas.
Sobre ell Beaumont ihicieron
saber que no sera trasladado a
Austin, como Sc habia pensado.
La gaceta., 1942-02-14
La GACETH

En- "torpedero" de los Me-
dias Blancas, Luke Apling, ma
nifest6 aver que el no es un "al
zado." Todavia no ha firmado
su contrato para 1912; pero a.
.segura que no Sc lie ha manda-
do.
"Yo no espero un aumento de
suede y tampoco una rebaja."
La gaceta., 1942-02-14

Whitlow Wyatt, como App
ling, manifesto que el no es un
alzado ."Espero firmar dentro
de un dia o dos.
lie die yo a Larry MacPhail
que merezco un buen sueldo;
Ipero no estamos en- des2cuerdo.
Admfti6 que merezco un au-
mento.
Aseg1rase que ell notable pit
cher ha pedido $4,000 por la
temporada. Ell alo pasado Sc lie
abonaron $4,000.
La gaceta., 1942-02-14

Firmaron aver sus contracts
para 1912, seg1n Ed Barrow,
ell p~residente de los Yankees, ell
jardinero Mike Chartak, de
Kansas City, y John Hassett,
que jugara la primera base. o.
cho contracts Sc encuentran va
archivados en- la oficina de los
neoyorquinos.
La gaceta., 1942-02-14

Devolvieron aver sus contra
tos a los Dodgers, propiamente
firmados, ell jardinero Johnny
Rizzo, ell jugador de cuadro
Kampouris y los novatos Tom
Taum y Jack Graham,
La gaceta., 1942-02-14

Los Gigantes saldran hoy de
New York con rumbo a Coral
Gables, en- Miami, donde prac-
ticaran. Ira la avan2ada bajo ell
mando de Leo j. Feldman, el
vicepresidente y tesorero. FL
lunes empezaran sus practicas.
La gaceta., 1942-02-14

Y miro a su amigo con ojos
aSombrados.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-17

MS Morgan down 70 the smallest
character bit" the film has been
cast with minute care.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-17

Any movie fan will admit that
three stars in picture are better
than one, and when the three
stars concerned are such vital
film folk as Barbara Stanwyck.
joel McCrea and Brian Donlevy.
their picture Is bound 10 be her
aided as one Of Hollywood's ma
jor treats.
The Great Mans Lady now
at the Beverly theater. finds the
three luminaries who appeared to-
gether so successfully in Cecil b.
DeMille's Union Pacific" again
cast BY Paramount. This time. as
then. their roles are played against
the exciting background Of Amer
lea in the making. Miss Stanwyck
is said 10 be superb as the woman
loved by two red-hlooded men
Mecrea. the hard-headed man Of
action, and Donlevy. the soft
hearted gambler, the two men. too,
topping everything they've ever
done.
On the same bill is Jimmy Ly-
don as Henry Aldrich in Henry
and Dizzy"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-17
Riviera Offers
War Thrillers

A notorious honky-tonk queen
ard = yong American planter who
has iost his grip Under the South
sea influence match their arts
against a S4ave and trezcherous
japanese espionage agent n a
brilliant duel in Producers Rslsas-
ing corporations tense war drama.
Prisoner q Japan which ar
rivss AZ the Riviera theater Thurs
day.
Starring IN this timely portrayal
% intrigue and espionage are
beautiful Gertrude Michael and
Alan Baxter. while a newcomer 20
American movie screens. Ernest
Dorian. carries the role Of Japa-
nese peril.
Preview critics in Hollywood
and other film centers have been
lavish in their praise Of this grip
ping epic Of the Pacific war. An
all-s;ar cast aids the stars.
Companion hit Is Bombs Over
Burma" in which Anna May
Wong gives one Of the finest per-
formanees Of her long and distin-
guished career. a thrilling story
OF a japanese secret agent and
the Chinese intelligence.
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In This Our Life" Stars Bette Davis

IN This Our Life" Warner
Bros perturbation Of the sue
cessful novel by Ellen Glasgow
opens a return engagement at the
Temple theater today. Bette Da-
Wis is starred in the film. AS one
Of the most important pictures on
the 1912 schedule. Warner Bros.
have produced In This Our Life
on a grand scale. sparing no ef-
forts in making the brilliant, alb
sorbing novel come 10 life on the
screen. John Huston, whose deft
artistry is well known TO motion
picture audiences through his ham
ding Of The Maltese Falcon di-
rected the film.
From the brilliant starring roles
played by Miss Davis. Olivia de
Havilland. George Brent and Dem
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-17

mili.r one. having . generous
quantity Of those characteristics
for which he II 30 Ideally suited
However, In his case. IS In Col
mans we find Miss Arthur carry
ing most Of the load.
The Talk az the Town. IL
m. exceptionally good story
and Columbia has made the
most Of It. While the plot 10
essentially = drama. the Ar
thur flare for comedy lifts 10
high and dry 20 . plane which
assures you more laughs than
you are entitled 10. considering
the fact that the hero II In .
very tough spot most Of the
time.
This weeks offering st the
Rialto II q single bill attraction
which should be pleasant news
for those who are inclined TO vote
mo. on the double-bill question.
Kate Smiths fans will welcome
q short feature in which she In
appearing. 1t Is titled, America
Sings" and 20 does Kate
The usual newsreel and cartoon
completes the bill.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-17
Truck Horsepower
Replaces Army Horse

In 1918. the United states army
purchased $4,000. 900 pounds Of
oats. $4,000. 900 pounds OF hay
and just 16 motor trucks. At that
time there were $1,000. 900 horses
in the United States. Today, old
Dobbin's breed has been reduced
to 10000. 900.
Motor trucks. on the other hand.
have greatly increased. Even be-
fore the present war. motor We
hicie manufacturers were produc-
ing more than a thousand military
trucks a day for the United States
and its allies. Before long. II is
predicted. half as many American
made vehicles will be In use by
allied forces as there are CONNER
cial trucks IN the u. s.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-17


The picture. which I'll y
shown locally starting THURSDAY
a. the Roxy thsatsr, has an eS-
ceptionally fine east In TIRE lead
ny role = fiery Barbara stan
xvek as Tire eldest OF the three
Gaylord sisters. a sometimes
fierce. hruSque and levei-hesded
person who thinks that sentiment
IS a silly emotion.
Her two sisters. the other mem
bers Of the Gaylord family (the
trio was dubbed BY newspapermen.
The Cav Sisters are played
BY Geraldine fitzgerald and
Nancy Coleman. Gig Young. a
dynamic. breezy newcomer to the
screen. makes his debut in the
film as a young artist, and ad-
vance reports have it that he Is
a sensation. George Brent, in his
usual casual. but a. the sar e time
forceful manner. plays the role o.
civil engineer who becomes a
millionaire. and also is the rea-
son why the Gay sisters are held
practically penniless.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-17
Barbara StanwYck Takes Lead
In Roxy's The Gay Sisters
Money Coleman & Geraldine fitL9eIoid
Provide Strong Support for Noted Stor

Another great novel The Gay Sisters has oeen Drought
=. the yee1 b Warner Bros who noted for their fine
.rnnr o. novels.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-17
NOW PLAYING At
LOCAL ThEATERS
FIRST RUN sHowINos

RIALIo-cary Grant. Jean Arthur
and Ronald Colman IN The Talk
OF the Town" i2.o5. 2s5. $40.
7s35. 1000. also Kate Smith IN
"AmericA Sings" $50, 2.so. $50.
TO. g:s5.
Roxy-Robert Stack and Diana
Barrymore in Eagle Squadron"
IL LAO. 2 40. 500. I las. lo.25 and
his. also March OF Time"
MUSIC Box-winiam Powell and
hedy LAMAR IL @cr5ssFosds."
shA Hunt ana Richard Carlson in
The Affairs OF Martha u 90.
500. 600. 800.
Blue MousF-Jon Hall and nona
Massey IN Invisible Agent" IA rs.
3.io. $50. $50 ll:4o: also Leo
Garlic In Top Sergeant" IL 80.
2.os. +:t5. TBS. 1928.
RETURN SHOWING
BEVERLY - Barbara Stanwyck and
joel Mccres IN The Great Mans
Lady; also Jimmy Lydon in Henry
csrIToIc-vlvien Leigh and Law
Woman. also Joan Blondell and
John Howard in Three Girls About
Town"
CANfo-James Casney in Captains
CT the Clouds: also Dorothy La
mour and William Holden IN The
Fleets In"
COMM >ITy-van Helm and Mar
aha Hunt IN KID Glove Killer;
also Richard Carlson and Nancy
Kelly In Ply By Night"
KAY sTREfT-LAraine Day and Bar
neY Nelson In "Yank on the Burma
Road" also Marjorie Weaver and
Richard Dsrr in Man AZ Large"
LAkfW OoD-Claudet Colbert and
Gary Cooper in "Bluebeard's
Eighth WIFE. also Blns crospy's
. s.ns. You sinners .
Carroll in my FayoTite Blonde;
also Don Ameche and Joan Ben
nett In Confirm or Deny
fRoCroR-Ann Sheridan and Rob-
ert Cummings In Kings Row"
kfAI.ARf-Hugh Herbert and Robert
Paige in you're Telling Me-. also
George Brent and Joan Bennett in
Twin Beds"
REN-Kay Francis and Walter Hus-
ton IN Always IN NY Heart. also
Aarlene Dietrich and Bruce Cabot
IN PLANE Of New orleans"
RIVIERA Veronica Lake. Robert
Preston. and Alan Iadd IN This
Gun for Hire" also Brian Donlevy.
William Holden. and Ellen Drew.
In The Remarkable Andrew
| sHhIIs-ChArles Boyer and Pauiette
Goddard in Hold Back the Dawn:
also sidney Toler and Mary Beth
Hughes IN Charlie Chan IN Rio"
St>sET-Bob Hope and Madeleine
Carroll In NV Fayorite Blonde:
also George Sanders and Wendy
Barrie In Date With the Falcon I"
TEMPLE Bette Davis and Olivia de
Hsvlllsnd IN IN This Our LIFE:
also Henry Fonda. Lynn Bar and
Don Ameche In The Magnificent
Dope"
LIBERTY. Puyallup-"Fingers a. the
window. also Rainbow Rhythm
RIVIERA. sumner-Dcn Ameche IN
Rise and Shine. also White
Eagle"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-17

Opening yesterday at the white
house on 9th 81. the picture will
mark another hlghlight OF q sea-
son notable for many really en-
Pertaining productions
The Talk Of the Town rskes
around In the legal ashes 10
come up with = story which brings
theory and fact together with such
q resounding smack that its very
echo viii ring in your ears long
after you have left the theater.
The very presence Of Jean
Arthur h your assurance that
tire plot has many, many
amusing situations. and II you
recall her none too frequent
visits 20 the local screens you
viii need M further Incentive
te So the picture.
Ronald Colman has had meatier
parts than that OF the master mind
Of justice In which he appears. but
he does extremely well with what
he has At his disposal in fact,
~ell enough that you will find no
fault with his portrayal. other
than perhaps To wish We might see
more Of him.
AZ for Grant, his role n a IA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-17

Brent. through = series n COM
piicsted legal HtiEstions has man
aged % lie VI the viii left by
Penn GAYLORD when he Was killed
n World war I His motive Is
uuite obvious. He wants 10 get
hold q ire Gaylord property and
build = vast project Of his own on
Il. But il has always been the
law of the Gaylords never to sell
the land. and for Barbara there
Is more than just an obvious creed
behind the words: for Brent's re-
lationship 70 Barbara goes further
than that Of two legal antsgon-
lists. II IS the thing that makes
the gloomy Gaylord house a place
OF Whispers place that encour-
ages rumors and speculation from
ali quarters until the time when
the terrible scandal can no longer
be kept under cover and the true.
exciting story breaks on the front
page Of every newspaper in the
country.
Companion film is SUNDAY
Punch with William Lundigan,
Jean Rogers and Dan Daley, u.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-17
SHE GETS AROUND

Mary Ann plays the leading role
in Warmers biggest wartime pic
ture. Air Force" Like F for
Freddie IN the now famous Tar
get for Tonight" Mary Ann is
A bomber.
Evening star., 1942-04-19
TRIM TOENAILS
Save Hose!

Avoid darmng drudgcry' Keep
hosiery bills down by kcep,ng toe.
nails trimmed smoothly with
La Cross Nail Nipper Finest cut
lery steel holds sharp edge, cuts
quickly, evenly. leaves no ragged
edges to tear hose Helps prevent
ingroWn toenailS.
Evening star., 1942-04-19
A new NOODLE SOUP THAT TASTES
like THE 0LD:T|ME HOMEMADE!
Coolies Of noodles with richer
chicken-y hovor

People say Lipton's smells and tastes exactly
like real od-fashioned home noodle soup.
And the answer is you cook il yourSelf at
home in quick minutes, from specially prepared
soup 'makings.
Everything about Liptons, from the fresh
cooked noodles to the rich-seasoned broth. tastes
freshly homemade, not warmed over Try pack
age of Lipton's tomorrow and see,
Evening star., 1942-04-19

Here's the pinofore eIotifedi For more
interesting thon the pIoin kitchen apron
IS this opron frock ond blouse approved
BY HOLLYWOOD IN eenefoI ond in port'ou
lof By Ann 6oster who weoH il You
con be Just os ohormlne os she is IN
your own version OF the conjunction BY
this eosilv followed pottern The oino-
fore ond blouse both button in bock ond
the pinofofe is trimmed with bonds OF
r'eroc Picture pottem OF the week
No. 1875 IS des'oned TOR sizes Il. IA.
Is. IS. 20 and 10 80 TO 40 bust Size
IA p'notote requires 25s yords OF 3 or
IS inch motetoI, blouse requires lss
yords
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-06-10
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