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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-06
Welsh Folk SONGS
F eaiured in Film

The most unusual musical ssors
for any motion picture 10 that
which Daryl y. xanneh has us~d
In tho production u How ur~~n
Wa. Ny valley" Director John
Ford had discovered an exception
ally FIN. choir ~ ~ welsh singers
In the Welsh Presbyterian church
In Ioe Angeles. snd II was decided
not only 10 n.s them Throughout
the picture but also Ia utilixs thssf
voices for the background scoring
Fifteen welsh hymns and suis
songs are heard throughout the
pieturs. arranged by the music sos-
isborstion with Tudor Williams
Welsh e.nesrt singer ~ho Il N
charge 81 tbs choir
Ths hymns ANA folk Songs
chosen Tor uss In How Green w.s
Ny valley which - no~ 81 the
Music Boz tbsstsr. inolnas the
welsh national anthem. Ar MD
y Nos 80 well - the b~stsr
Known Men ~ Hsrtseh othsrs
are Gown Hhoeada. 'c@lea Ian. :.
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''nsehss.'' aAoehyn aa. Hen
Mlad ~ Nhaaau. Rising - me
LARK and Bells u Ahsfsiossy !"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-06

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-06

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wid. op~n rawn trsrsmsun.
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IN. via Man 81 n.snee NOM
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You'll ses~f gaef Rich scnlumhlal
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You're The One trAFsmean4l
Youth Nin es Served s7oth cea-
turY .rorl.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-06
East Side Kid Is
A Radio Graduate

Bobby Jordan. who IL new ct ths
Riviera thsstsr In the mystery
comedy. "spooks Run Wild. !" - ons
of ths East side hids who first
entered tho entsrtslnment world
via radio. lie became a radio
actor Al The axe Of sis and worked
In a single serial for more than
three years Later he attended
thu childrsns professional school
in New YORK. and finally bscams
the youngest u the sls boys VINO
registered such an instantaneous
nit IN IN. original stage version u
Dead Ind.
"spoohs Hun Wild eo-stsrs
bsls Lngosi with ths Essi slds
kids gang. which siso includes
Leo Corey and Hpntx Hall.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-06
Here S lAl Ten
Best Prize List

Here are the prizes which will
be awarded the winners In the
le4l Tacoma Tsmss Ten Best
Pictures poll.
Far.t Prize One free ticket
which Will entitle the owner To
see. free Of charge. AL motion
pictures showinr Al regular
price, at the Rialto. Music
Box. Roxy. Blue Mouse. Temple.
Riviera and Beverly thesters
for one year.
Second Prime One free ticket
good for a period Of ain months
at the Music Box theater.
Third Prize free ticket
good for q period Of six months
at the Rialto thester.
Fourth Prize free ticket
good for 4 period Of rx months
at the Roxy thester.
Fifth Prize free ticket
good for a period of six months
at the Riviera thester.
Sixth Prize One free ticket
good for period Of three
months at the Blue Mouse
theater.
seventh Prize One free tick
ct good for a period of three
months at the Beverly theater.
Eighth Prize One free ticket
good for q perio of three
months at the Temple thester.
All free tickets are subject
to prevailing federal and state
taxes and must be presented
by the person 10 whom they
are issued.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-06
Man or Mouss?'
Asks Edward Brophy

Am | man ~ Wusseg
rersiy nsrs~e us@s<ssas mawsr<
nr.phy y sAs eaiy nAs N ueliy-
~.aa who 10 really qualified N 80
and answer the Old h<emldss
ssssslsn. fsr ssweaays nr~pey =
actually 18th
Ths sesne<ilan fsFnIsben ~
voses fsr ass - ~ ieedsNu ear.
setstr In walt psmeyss 49, -
spenaled feature. 'spuaee." ~
Rko Rsste yelsess. 70. ~.
nruphy's vates sumes fsvth fvem
The tiny psrspn ~ Tsmsthy nsssns.
enc ~ the fssnniset. mset eppeel-
lna. and msst rvssuh-end- snme1s
personalities Iskesy's srtlsts havs
ever ereatsa.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-06


For those who missed previous
publication of the eligible list Of
pictures from which selections
nus, h made. and the rules which
govern the poll. the writer viii
repeat hoth the list and the rules.
Al are eligible To enter the
contest and 10 cast a ballot except
those employed by this newspaper
and nv the motion picture thea
ters NJ this city.
As many members Of a single
family as desire may cast ballots,
but only one ballot will be accepted
from any single individual
One does not have 10 be a regu-
lar subscriber Of The Tacoma
Times To qualify for the pol. and
those who name the ten pictures
they consider the best Of the year
are under no obligation.
There Is no entry fee nor any
subscriptions to solicit no
money to collect nothing 10
buy or sell
The whole idea behind the Ten
Best Pictures poll, which this
newspaper has been conducting for
the past SIX years, il the fun and
entertainment tho-e who vote in
the poll have IN selecting the ten
pictures they consider the best.
and comparing their judgment
with that Of more than 500 drama
critics the country over, who vote
In the annual Film Daily poll.
Naturally, there are prizes for
those whose selections most closely
resembl. those of the Film Daily
poll the results of which will be
published shortly after The Ia
coma Times Ten Best Pictures
poll closes. The complete list of
awards is published elsewhere on
this page.
II you haven't already voted.
why not take the eligible list Of
pictures which accompanies this
article and select the ten pictures
you consider the best and list them
IN the order of their importance on
the ballot provided for that pur-
pose. You may be surprised at
your good Judgment and you viii
he more surprised il You are one
to win a eoodly portion of your
movie entertainment free. In fact,
the first prize in this years poll
represents more than a hundred
dollars in motion picture entertain
raent 4. and that's not hay
So take a hand In the le4l poll
and do IL right now while you have
the eligible list and the ballot or
which to name your Ten Best
selections.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-06

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-06

Accent on Love 10th Century Fox)
Across the sierras tColumbia)
Adam Had -Four Sons COLUMBIAN.
Adventure IN Washington tColum-
hial
Affecfionately Yours warner Bros1.
All That Money Can Buy tRhol.
Alorna oS tn. South Seas Para
mount.
Along the Rio Grands tRKO).
Always A Bride Warner BTo<
ANDY Hardy's Private secretary
fMGMl
Angels With Broken Wings the-
public -.
sAnnotntmpnt for Love fUniYersal) !.
Arise Nv Love Paramount.
Arizona lColumbial
Arizona Bound tMonoGfam).
Arkansas Judge lRepublie).
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-06

Arise Nv Love aparamounp.
Arizona lColumbial
ARIZONA Bound lMonosraml.
Arkansas Judge tRepublic).
B
Bachelor Daddy UnlversaD.
Back Street luniversa0
The Bad Man lMGhD
Bad Men of Missouri warner Bros9
Bahamas OF Dakota tunivsrsaD
Bandit Trail 1RKol
The Bank Dick tuniysrsaD.
Barnaele Bill tMGh1.
BARNARD Follies tRepuhlie).
Behind the News iRepubhel.
Belle starr l20th Century-Fox)
Beyond the Sacramento tcolum-
bisl.
The Bis Boss (columbia).
The Bis Store fMGM.
Billy the KID eMGM.
Bittfrswest fMGMl
Black Cat fUnirersan
Blaekout UNITED Artistic.
The Blonde From Singapore Co
kmbia1.
blonde Inspiration CMGM
Blonde Goes Latin tColumbisl.
blonde in Society fColumbial
blood ana sand t2oth Cent -ForD
Blossoms in the Dust lMGm.
Border Boy 1Repubiie).
Breas the News lMonoeram)
The BRIDE Came c o d. w Bros
The BRIDE Wore Clutches f2oth
Century Fox.
Broadway Limited United trtistsl
Buck Privates Universal
Bullets for OHara warner Bfos3
burma Convoy UNIVERSAL
Buy Me That Town Paramount
C
Case Of the Black Parrot w -
Caught in the Draft Paramount
Chad Hanna l2oth CentuTy-foxl
Chamber Of Horrors fhonoRrsml.
Charleys Aunt t20th Century Fox
Charlie Chen in Rio Goth Century
Fox
Charter Pilot f2oth Century -Foxl
Cheers for Miss Bishop UNITED AZ
tStsH
Citadel OF Crime fRepublic1.
Citizen Kane fRKOl
Come Live With Me tNGAD.
Comrade y fMGM)
Convoy fRKO1-
Country Fair Republic
The COWBOY and the Blonde f2on
rentury-FoN1
Cracked Nuts fUniversaH
Cyclone on Horse back lRKO).
D
Dance Hal l2Otn Century -FoSl.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-06

The Maltese Falcon warner BrosD
Man Al Large f2oth centnry-ro.1
A Man BETRAYED CRepuhliel.
Man Hunt t2oth Century Fox
Man Made Monster tuniversan
The Man Who Loaf Himself tuni-
yersan
Manpower twarner BrosD.
Maggie funlverea1
The Marx OF Zorro f7oth Century
Fox.
Married Bachelor CMoM
The Medieo OF Painted Springs sco-
umbial
Meet Boston Blackls toolumbia).
Meet John Doe Warner Bros.).
Meet the Chump funiversah.
Meet the MiSsus tRepublie1
Meet the wildcat funixersAD.
Melody for Three fRKol
Men OF Bows Town tMoM
Men OF the Timberlands tunivsr-
sail
Mercy Island fRepubIlol
Mexican spitfire Out West fRkOl
Michael shayne. Private Detective
l20th Century
Million Dollar Baby Warner BrosD
Missing Ten DAYS fcolumbisl
Mr. and Mrs. Smith RKo)
Mr. District Attorney fRtpublie)
Mt Dynamite universally
Mob Town funlvsrsal1
Model wife fUnlvefssn
The Monster ana the OH Para
mount
Moon over Her Shoulder t2oth Cen
fury Fox.
Fox
Murder Among Friend. t7oth Cen
tury Fox.
Murder BY Invitation Monogram
Murder Over New YORK Doth Cen
fury -Fox)
hutlnp In the Arctic dunly.rsaD.
nv Life with Caroline tHkO1.
Mystery Ship tcolumbial.
NJ
Naval Academy tcolumbla1.
Navy Blues warner Bros
Never Give A Sucker An Even Bress
Universah
New Min. Omitted Artists1
New YORK Town fParsmounta.
Niagara Pals United Artissl.
Nice oifl7 funiYersaD
A Night at Eari Carols Para
Nine Live. Are Not Enough war
/ nef Bfos J..
No No. san.tt4 RKol.
North Prom the Lone star fcolum-
North West Mounted polio. Para.
nothing But IN. Truth Para.
mount
ne nurse. secret warner sro.)
o.
IN. Officer and the LADY foolum,
bis1
] Ons MINT In Lisbon fpsrsmount1
One Night IN the Lropias fUniYsr
sal
out OF tho POS lWkfnsf Bros
Our Wife COLUMBIAN
Outlaws Of tho Panhandle fColum
bisI.
?
PARACHUTE. Battalion tEKo3
The Parson q Fsnamint Para
mount
Passage prom HonFkong ~ Bros
The Penalty NON
Penny seTenNds IColum blkl
The People - r Kildare NOM
pettIoost Politics Republic
Phantom Of Chinatown Mono
gram.
The Phantom submafins fcolum
blal
Ths Philadelphia stoxY fAoA.
The Pinto KID Columbia
The Pioneers fAouoaraHnH
Pirates On Horseback Paramount
The PIttabuTs KID Republic
Pa CIR aEKOi
Poison Pen Republic
Pot o Colo United Artlstsj.
Power D.ss Paramount
PTzirls sehaonsf COLUMBIAN
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-06
Here Is Final Publication
OF Movie Poll Eligible List
Wednesday, at Midnight Will Mark
Close of l94l Ten Best Bollotine
By HAL NELSON

When Wednesday midnight arrives. i most surely will
al haloting IN the a4l Tacoma Times Ten Best Pictures
poll will to end and only those ballots which have
been mailed delivered to the offices Of The Tacoma Times
nv that time will be considered for awards
Evening star., 1942-02-14

Ths record, which lasts approxi-
mately five minutes, ended With the
all-clear signal.
The other side, made In Southern
England during the Battle OF
Britain, August 16, 1910, recorded
q battle Of . mass flight OF German
bombers attacked by British fighters.
-Four OF the German planes were
shot down and the sounds were
picked up by . microphone in an
open field.
Used to Treat Shock Cases.
DR.. Thomas M. Perry, chairman
Of the 10th annual postgraduate
clinic Of the q. w. School Of Medi-
cine, which viii hear the record at its
meeting Of February 20 and 81,
said that he had been informed
that the British Library of Infor-
nation would not allow the record
to be played over the radio, but
would permit its Use In lectures.
He said he had been told that the
record was used in Britain for the
treatment Of bomb-shock cases, pre-
sumably in the hope that the vic
Tins would be accustomed to the
sounds Of q raid.
In addition to the record, there
will be exhibits by the chemical war
fare section Of the Army; the Red
Cross, which will display its emer-
gency TRANSMISSION set and disaster
unit. and q set Of English pictures
on civilian defense. A group of 125
deputy and special wardens, in addi-
ton to selected police and firemen
from the metropolitan area. will be
admitted to the exhibits, DR.. Perry
said.
Evening star., 1942-02-14
London BIitz Heard
In Record Played at
6. W. Medical School
Press Given 'Preview'
Of Screaming Sirens
And Roar Of PIones

The press was treated" to q pre-
view Of an air raid yesterday after
noon, when . recording of q London
raid and . portion Of the Battle oi
Britain was played At the George
Washington Medical School.
The recordings, played in . small
room, were mercifully tuned down,
probably saving the members Of the
press from . slight case Of bomb
shock.
Throughout the two-dded record
ing. made by the British Broad
casting Corp, run the comments OF
an announcer, giving an occasional
blow-by-blow description in . voice
as calm as If 1t were narrating Fer
dinand the Bull" instead of . life
and-death drama.
"Mike" Hung Out window.
The recording. which was made
by concealing the apparatus In a
cellar near anti-aircraft guns and
hanging q microphone out Of win
dow, begins with sirens wailing their
warning OF approaching enemy
planes. Then comes the roar of
planes, the sickening whistle of
bombs screaming to earth and the
explosions as they hit the ground.
Four bombs hit in rapid succession
near the recording machine, causing
the needle to Jump of, the an
nouncer explained.
In the midst Of the raining de-
struction could be heard the foot
steps and voices Of the wardens as
they tramped along their beats.
Evening star., 1942-02-14
BY the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Feb. IA $13, ,O0o,-
900 light cruiser goes on duty today
from one Of New York's hustling
shipyards.
The 6.000-ton Juneau, a sister
ship Of the Atlanta which was COM
missioned In December, joins Un-
Gle Sans fleet at the Brooklyn Navy
Yard. The first ship ever to start
active service in her war paint, the
Navy said it reveals the fine art
to which camouflage has advanced" j"
The Juneau is the first naval YES
sci to bear the name of an Alaskan
city or town and "embodies some
Of the most advanced designs
brought out by recent war opera
tions." She will be commanded by
Capt. L. X. Swenson, a native OF
Utah.
The 5000 900 destroyer Meade,
sister ship of the Farenholt and
Bailey, was to have been launched
three hours earlier at the Staten
Island yard Of the Bethlehem Steel
Co. However, the Navy announced
that the launching had been post
iponed. probably until tomorrow The
MEADE was named for the late Brig.
Gen. Robert L. Meade Of the Marine
Corps and the late Rear Admiral
Richard w. Meade OF the Navy.
A submarine chaser. the PC552
was launched last night at the Sui
Ivan Drydock & Repair Corp. in
Brooklyn. Two minutes later a huge
cnane lifted the keel OF a similar
craft into place
As the chaser splashed. Rear Ad.
mfral Adolphus Andrews. COM
mandant of the Sd Naval District
said:
Everything connected with the
war must be on a 24-hour basis
These night launchings should be-
the most common occurrences in
this country.
The PC-552 is l73 feet long and
OF 1000 tons displacement. She
cost 81 900, 900.
Admiral Andrews. Gov. Ernest
Evening star., 1942-02-14

The waiter, the porter and the up
stairs maid have bought Defense
bonds. How about you?
Evening star., 1942-02-14
Births Reported

Adams. William and !etha, boy.
ssfey 'emsS GnsTss and ans MaEs Gsro1. Soy
Clagett. Lester and Oracle. girl.
Costello, John and Florence, girl.
Downs Raymond and Madge. boy.
Esbere, Harold and Geraldine, boy.
Garner, william and Bernsddette. rirl.
Green, James and Betty. girl.
Hindman: Thomas and Msrearet. boy.
teapley Edgar and Dorothy. boy.
Metcalfe John and Violet, girl
Mckinney, Tollison and Ethel, girl.
Penn, David and Dorothy, boy.
Rhodes Thomas and Vivian, girl.
Slower, Herbert and Wilhelmina, boz.
Tosl. fTedeIick and Helen, girl;
Woodworth. Charles and Ethel boy.
Baden, Winfield and Vivian, boy.
Brown, Elmer and Lillian, boy.
Eckert, Wallace and Dorothy, girl.
Faour, Albert and Winifred, boy.
Gadapee, Ronald and Josephine. boy.
Gross. John, and Mabel, girl.
Johns, Frank and Evelyn. boy.
Key, Harry and Marguerite, boy.
Madigan Bernard and Dorothy, girl.
Miller, Paul and Faerie. boy.
Randall. Arthur and Nellie, boy.
Ghifiett. Elmer and Mary. girl
S2Hssn %ss EvsSsf ;SsSen ana nsa dsEsIads girl
Williams. Vincent and Edith, boy.
Wolfe Hubert and Nell. boy.
Adams, Alphonso and Pinkey boy.
Bates, Frank and Mildred, girl.
Mathews, Walter and Ruth. girl.
Page, Robert and Anna, boy.
Scott, Clinton and Eta, boy.
Slnasa WilFams ohsqmsey HeTman and ana Genevs f boy
Yee, Prank and Irene. girl.
Allen, John and Mabel, girl.
Logan. Julian and Quincy, girl.
Mckinney, Frank and Margaret. boy.
Ricks, Joseph and Charlotte, girl
Simpkins, Charles and jamie, boy.
White. Preston and Emma, girl.
Wilson. Fred and Louise, girl.
Evening star., 1942-02-14

fact that you remained in your
room all morning?"
mo. Why should I have? If I'd
known this was going to happen, ]
could have arranged for some one to
record my actions for you. AS it is
you'll just have to take my word
for it."
Your room is Just down the hall
from Jarvis Thorpe's, is it not7"
asked Hazard. carefully ignoring
the hostility in Thorpe's voice.
Yes. What are you trying To
make OF that?"
Then it would have been pos
sible, would 1t not" said Hazard
in the mildest Of tones, "for you
to slip unnoticed into Mr.. Thorpe's s
room at any time during the course
Of the morning."
"It would have been possible, but
nobody on earth can prove that I
did"
You are positive that no one
saw you?"
For a moment the full implica-
tiens of Sheriff Hazards word did
not penetrate Timothy Castleton's
consciousness. Then he burst into
fury.
See here" he said, rising, and
pushing his chair back with such
violence that it toppled over be-
hind him, IN stand no more Of
your confounded insolence. If you're
looking for suspects, why don't you
investigate Pauline Pry. the blush
ing bride? She married Jarvis
Thorpe for his money. and don't
let anyone tell you anything differ
ent. And she's the one who profits
most by his death"
Are you so sure OF thst, Mr..
Castleton?" The voice from the
doorway was as cold and stormy as
an Arctic hurricane. Mrs. Jarvis
Thorpe, known to q million news
paper readers as Pauline Pry,
stepped into the room.
(copyrisht. 1s42. chicago Daily News, Inc }
Continued tomorrow
Evening star., 1942-02-14
Deaths Reported

Charles. W. Floeckher. 81. st. Elizabeth's
wi1iiam r. Stevenson. so. 1929 columbia
Laura v. Fish. -, 4a7 sth st. s.w.
William z. Bradfeld, 6S, 18th st. and N.
Neil =. sVf; Gears. n:s. es, Mount Alto Hospital
Ham Hairy + Pasternak, k ss ss Emerseney Eene Hospital Hospitsi.
Clement G. .Randle, 81, 1905 Both st. NV.
joseph Troll, 50, Georgetown University
Attic Bennett, 40, Galinser Hospital
Charles Mackert, As, Garfield Memorial
Grace Brinson. 4s. Gallineer Hospital.
Hazel n. Smith. 46, 1851 Jocelyn st. NV.
Daniel L. Davis. 43, $3.50 Wisconsin ave.
Edward Zap. 35. Emergency Hospital.
Aubrey Profhtt. 90, Emergency Hospital
James A. Gentry, %, Walter Reed Cen
Mary z. Tawney, infant, children's Hos
Infant, Bradshaw, Garfield Memorial Hos
oeoreianna Grayson. "a, 1918 Church st..
Charles H. simms SO. 1914 Alabama ave.
Holland v. Watkins, 20, s1s 4th, st. ne.
Mary F. Cordove. 65. 1925 Girard st. NV.
Martha Dorsey. 81, Columbia Hospital
bertha Randolph, 81. Freedmen's Hospital
Charlie P. Thomas 30, Gallinger Hospital
Wilhelmina Bradley. 80, Gallinger Hos
p,ysses Ellis 25, rreedsnen's Hospital.
Alcaster Payne ~. Gallinger Hospital.