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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-23
World Will Need
Dynamic Religion

NEW YORK - Religion must
prepare for a dsy when whole
civilian populations viii have been
slaughtered and governments
shattered. Assistant Secretary Of
state Adolph Berle said to more
than 200 members Of the three
ma tor faiths At the closing dinner
OF the Columbia University Con-
ference on Religion in the Modern
World.
The chances Of any surviving
groups In the major thesters of
war seems 10 be bare POSSIBLE
ity" said Mr.. Berle after review
ing the international scene.
Governments will probably be
Pigments OF shadowy magma
tons. pulling themselves together
whenever and wherever they can
like those scattered outposts of
the Roman Empire when 1t came
tumbling down but without the
equipment to organize even Of
savage tribes.
AT that time we shall have
TO group ourselves around the
elementary principles Of religion
something like a faith around
which we can reorient the roots
Of civilization.
There will be dynamic faiths
left. but for the sake OF God and
man. let them be faiths that are
active. not passive
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-23
Priest Cautions
Against Growth
OF Astrology

MOBILE. Ala.-Members Of the
academy OF science here were
urged by the Rev. Patrick n.
Yancey, s. J.. professor of biology
at Spring Hill college, to carry
on an active campaign against
sstrology, which, he said, now has
thousands OF followers In this
country and which. he predicted,
will gain more popularity under
the pressure Of war.
Father Ysncey quoted figures
indicating that sales Of sstrolog-
ical publications in the United
States are mounting in the hun
dreds Of thousands. He asserted
that thousands OF people are
spending millions of dollars to
obtain this advice"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-23
Pastor Warns Against
'Hasiy War Marriages

ST. LOUIS. Mo. A warning
against "hasty war marriages"
was given by Archbishop John J.
Glennon in a sermon at st. Louis
cathedral.
Pointing out that emotion some
times supplants reason during
wartime, he declared some say TO
themselves: IT have to 90 out TO,
war next week; ! must get mar
ried this week"
Some Of the people who
come back from war are dis
illusioued," he continued. and
some Of the brides who remain
ut home are disillusioned
also"
Instead of marriage. the Arch
bishop advocated that those about
to enter military service sign q
betrothal contract and delay the
marriage until after the war.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-23

munion, 7.3o. Church school. $50.
Service, IL. Youth group. 7. The Rt.
Rev. :. Arthur Huston officiating.
Holy Communion so. 18th and
communion. 9. Services, IL.
st. Andrews-si6 No Oakes. Charles
7. Mentzer. rector. Sunday school.
9:45. Services. 7.30.
st. Luke's Memorial-s6ol No. Cove
Arthur Bell. rector. Holy Communion
7;30. Sunday school. Gas. Services. Il.
Y. p. p, $50. Church always open for
PRAYER.
81. John's-ssth and Puget sound
Archibald W Sidders, rector. Sunday
school. 10. Services. T:3o
EvaNGELrcAL
Elim-so. l4th and L. c. NJ N.Y.
first - So. 18th and Kay John H.
7;so.
INDEPENDENT
independent Bible Chnrch-Divi-
sion and Gee Adam b Hunter pastor
Sunday school. 10. Services II and
Ready"
LATTER DAY SAINTS
Lincoln Nard-S3d and Park. sun
day school. 10. Priesthood meeting
IL 80 Sacrament meeting. 7.
Tacoma Central Ward-No. L ana
Steele. Sunday school. 1890. Priest
hood meeting. O. Sacrament meet
ing, 7. Speaker. n. l.. Hochstrasser.
American lake Masonic temple
Steilaeoom City. Sunday school. 1890
Recognized Church Of Jesus Christ
-372l East jay Raw Stewart. pastor
No services because OF district con-
ference at Seattle.
LUTHERAN
Bethlehem Lutheran-East Harrison
and Gee Burton W smith, pastor
Sunday school. $50 Services II
Faith Evangelical wisconsin synod
-e6th and Park r. Jaech. pastor
Sunday school. 10 SERVICES. Il Ser
mon. "A CRY Of Wounded Love"
firSt-6th ave snd Eye. Car Z.
Rydell. pastor Sunday school. Q .45
Services. II and 7:3o. Luther league
fellowship. $40. Sermons. The Onls
Escape Prom Decadence and Death.
and Names Written In Heaven"
Bethany Mountain highway ~
Continued on PAGE Seven
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-23

Los ANGELES - Plans to aid
distressed japanese persons, who
number about 10000 here. have
been adopted by the Church Fed
Grafton Of Los Angeles and the
Fellowship Of Reconciliation. The
plans include the opening Of homes
to evicted Japanese families. the
loaning Of cash until credits now
forsen can Be restored. the pro-
vdding Of employment in places
leus conspicuous than the vege-
table markets and flower stands
whsre Japanese have been accus-
TONED to work. and the establish
ment Of inter-racial religious wor-
ahip and fellowship. as well a. gen.
eral emerEvncy aid.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-23
Wont Churches for
Relief Cenfers
And Hospitals

BALTIMORE Churches OF
baltimore city and Baltimore and
Howard counties have been re-
quested by the Council Of Church
- Of Maryland and Delaware to
volunteer use Of their properties
for shelter ana relief centers II
any sudden need should arise.
The council was requested to
make the appeal by the Red croas
committee on shelter. prepared
ness and relief. II an emergency
comss. the Red cross. through its
committee. win supply the area
with cots. blankets. food and
trained helpers.
The churches have been re-
quested to name committees at
once.
The Rev. Ben =. wyland. liai-
son chaplain to soldiers Of the
Council Of Churches. has been APP
pointed TO represent the church
groups In the Red Croas shelter.
preparedness and relief commit
tQe.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-23

Joseph Hayostek, pastor Masses
Q 80. 1890. Benediction. 7.3o .. m.
81. Leo's the Great-Tlo So. 18th.
A. J. Krebsbsch. s. J.. pastor Masses.
Q. 7;so, $50, $50. IL.
st. Patrick's-w J. Noonan. pastor
Masses, $50. T:3o. s:45. 10. II.
SITS. Peter ana Paul (Polish)-Ea
seth and Portland. Henry Rozycki.
pastor. Masses. $50. 1890.
ST. Rita tItalianl-i4os 30. Aims
worth; 4 Bruno. pastor. Masses
Holy Rosary-5l7 SO soth. Anthony
Hack: pastor. Masses. 9. 7:3o, s:&6.
sacred Hesrt-4s2o Mckinley. A. n.
Allard, pastor Masses, $50, IL
Visitation tSouth Tscomal-Dom-
mick Hack. pastor Masses. $50. e:i5.
Hol, orcss-No. 44th and shirley.
Martin DusAn. pastor. Masses. 5 80,
$50. IL. Services. 7:so .. m.
rirst-sth and X Carl A. john
Services. II and tao Youth fellow
ship and forum, S Sermons. The
Great Purpose" and The second
Lincoln Park-Spth and SO. q J.
Merlin Hill, pastor sunday school.
e:45. Services. II and 7:so Junior
church. li:le Young people. $50,
Sermons, The Three Gardens-con-
elusion. ana THE Conversion of q
CRATER"
Mokinlev Park-kA. ssth and spo-
kane. / q. shaw. pastor Sunday
school. $50 Services. IL and 7:3o.
c. T.. 6:3o. Sermons. "Christ's An
swer "a the PRAYER OF a Dying Thief 50
Pine Street-5oth and so. Pine
Z. Durham. pastor sunday school
e.45, Services II and 7.3o Young
people. ESQ
Roosevelt Heights - Roosevelt and
sherman Arthur b Edward. pastor
Sunday school. AS. Services. II and
7.So G. u. $50.
CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY
ALLIANCE
Tsbernacle-So, Sth and NJ Paul
Y BerE. pastor Sunday school. . las.
Services. IL and T.3o. Young people
$50. Sermons. Jacobs Ladder" and
Five Reasons why Every Christian
should Be n Soul winner"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-23
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

First Church-Division and Eye
Second Church-So. Saith and War
Third Church-wright and Ia. Eye
First Church--Lake Stsilacoom.
Mind" Is the subject OF the
Lesson-Sermon which will be read
Sunday in all Churches OF Christ.
Scientist. which are branches OF The
Mother Church. The First Church OF
Christ. Scientist. in Boston. Massa-
Golden Text: "The Lord Is . God Of
knowledge, and by him actions are
weighed
Lesson citation: job SO "a; s7ls.
CHURCH OF THE OPEN BIBLE
Adams street Chapel-.So. 18th and
Adams Pred Hornshuh Jr. pastor
Sunday school. 10. Service, IL
Faith Mission-Summit Road W.
A. Scott pastor Sunday school 10
Faith remple-2lst and Eye. Pred
Hornshuh. pastor Sunday school.
s;4s. Services IL and 7'4s'
CONGREGATIONAL
First - Division and j. Harold L
Booch. pastor sunday school. $50.
Mems classes Gas. Service, IL.
Vesper altar, S Pilgrim fellowship.
9 80. Sermon. Power Pointed Toward
q Loving Purpose"
Piymouth-So 4Sth and PARK J
Pruitt. pastor Sunday school. 10.
Services. II. Young people. $50.
Sermon. ~ Means More Than Vie
tory" Union meeting led by Seattle
Filipino gospel team 7:3o
Pilgrim No 2tth and warner.
Roser Larson pastor sunday school.
Gas. Service. IL Pilgrim fellowship. s.
Eyangelicai-7lio SO. 23rd. y. Burk-
hardt pastor Sunday school. 10
Services. IL and 7.3o
COVENANT CHURCH
First-So 10th and Eye Carl II.
Peterson pastor Sunday school. e.4s
Services II and 7:3o Y p. S Prayer
service. 7. Sermons Enrolled In
Heaven" and a Christ Rejection
Harvard Branch - Midland, sunday
school. 10 Evening service T.So
Riverside Branch sunday school.
10
EPISCOPAL
Christine. Sd and Kay. Holy Com
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-23
Bill of Rights
In War Time

NEW yORk-The defense NJ re-
ligious liberty was listed as one q,
a number OF issues demanding pub
lie attention at this time in a war
time program for the Bill of
Rights" issued 10 branches and
state representatives by the Civil
Liberties Union.
The program specifically called
attention to the need for safe
guarding the rights of the Jeho-
vah's Witnesses sect.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-23

hAfIISI
Befhrsda--So 4kth and l. Marion
$50.
CentraI-so. 18th ana J. Bror
Lunderen. pastor. Sunday school.
e;45. Services II and 7.3o. b, Y. p u.
$50. Sermons. Terms on which God
Christ the Lamb. slain"
first-eth and Market. Walter o.
Mscoskey. pastor Deacon's PRAYER
meeting. 10. Sunday school. II so
Young people. SIS. Services. 1923
and 7:3o. Sermons. "ciimb Higher"
apd The One Thing Necessary"
Calvsry-2oth and J walter G.
Damrau. pastor. Sunday school. e:@6.
s essioes .ron nna rso aouns ,d pe9 ,,.
20 Prosper" and Tho Holy spirit =. :.
VIII Guide You !"
Perm Hiil-seth and So. q. Merrill
c. Skaug. pastor, Sunday school, las.
Services. IL and T.3o. B. Y p u. 6 so
sermons. Newborn Babes In Christ"
served for Christians on Earth"
Grace-No. SSth and Mullen. George
=. Barton. pastor sunday school.
e:4s Services IL and 7:so Young
people. $50 Sermon. The Privilege
% Worship and Looking TO the Fu-
tuff.
sixth Asenue-eth ana Fife. will
= T Turner. pastor. Sunday school
classes for all ages. p:<5 Services. IL
and 7.3o Young peoples prayer meet
ing, 6 B. Y p u. $50. Sermons.
what Jesus Teaches About the
sudrment." and The Christ of the
south fscoms-So. 6oth and War
ner Elmer o Paulson. pastor sun
dAy school Gas Services. IL and 7 80
Young people, $50 Sermons. Re OF
Good Cheer: n l. l." and The Value
of Reform Before God"
Tempie-So I'd and St Helens r.
l. Powell pastor sunday school. Gas
Services. 1850 and 7:so. Prayer and
training groups. $50. sermons.
Prayer" and lis Gods Hand Nov
Ing In the Affairs Of the World Now"
Brthlehem-1eth and l. william
]. Monroe. pastor. Sunday school.
10 80 Services. IL
CATHOLIC
81. Anns-To4T So PARK Maurice
Calvin, pastor Masses. Q, 1890
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-23
Bishop Named TO
Treasury Post
BY Religious News Service
IA = HINGTnA IT..

BY henRious News service
WASHINGTON - The Most
Rev. Bernard J. Shell, auxiliary
Bishop Of Chicago. has accepted
an appointment as consultant 10
the secretary OF the treasury. II
WAS announced by Secretary Nor
genthau. He will serve at one
dollar year.
Bishop Shell is noted for his
founding Of the Catholic Youth
Organiza ton. as well as forma-
ton OF a Catholic committee 10
work with the Boy Scouts Of
America. His long interest IN
aviation led to the founding Of an
aeronsutical school for poor youth
in the Chicago area.
He WAS nstionally-knovn
baseball pitcher while attending
ST. Viator College. Bourbonnais.
Ill. He wal born and educated
in 81. Columbkille Parish, Chi
csgo. During the first World
War. Bishop Shell served as
chaplain At the Great Lakes Ma
val Training school near Chicago.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-23

Democracy 70 not primarily q
political form. II IL primarily q
spirit-the spirit Of reverence for
the individual. II does not rest
On the conviction that the ma jor-
ity 10 always right. II II did. II
would Be silly. for history makes
n plain that . majority 10 very
often wrong.
n = true thst TIE majority
b not Nicely. - ~ - diaas-
tFeusly wroag - some 81 IL
su1noritSoa. and hat n eae 81
H. mlnsFlt1es b night there
y No maaas Of knowing tbs
I'm nfterwnrda. That b . seber
dafenae - mAiofity rule. hut
n - abeut - much ~ 81
psvsescs suppcrts- -whst I
Nine abeut tn BIhle." aaid
Dis1sep Gore ~ one eccasiea.
~ M contempt for majcri-
$780,
What Democracy Means
No: the real defense Of ma jor-
iy rule 10 neither IL wisdom nor
IT. efficiency. II h that there 10
NO other way a paying respect
70 the Judgment Of the ordinary
man except that Of asking all the
ordinary men to give their judg-
ment. and giving effect to what
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-23
Bring Professionals
Together In 1874

NEW Yo8k-A nationwide con-
vocation of American Protestant
Christianity. the first ever to be
held IN this country. IN being plan
ned for Chicago in May. 1914. All
Of TIE major national church con-
ventions and assemblies Of Amer
lea are expected to be represented
The eonvocation viii attempt to
witness to the essential spiritual
unity of the church's faith in Jesus
Christ. and to Get forth the corpor-
ate msssage and ministry Of the
Protestant Church OF America In
the new world order"
The blacklist days provide the
opportunity for the light Of faith
70 shine brighter.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-23
Catholics. Jews. Proiesiants
Stress Great Spiritual Truths
Church Leaders Unite In Expression
For Religious Cooperation
~ Religion. News servie.

NEW YORk-A declaration of fundamental beliefs held
IN common by Proestant Catholics and Jews said to be
the first statement of its kind in the nations history has
been issued by the National Conference Christians and
Jews over the signatures of many of the nations leading
cergymen and laymen.
The declaration made public in connection with the
observance of National Brotherhood Week Following is the
complete text
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-23
ny THE Archbishop or YORK
tc) Iss1 by Religious News Service

In former articles have spoken about the spiritual
ing of the the nature of the freedom which
fighting the connection of freedom with justice
and Of all of these with faith What We fighting about
Is the nature of and by consequence principles
which human life should be ordered
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-23

Some people are much more in
terested in winning arguments
than they are in finding the truth.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-23
Spirit Of Democracy Guarantees
Safety for the individuals
Digniiies Majority Rule But Also
Observes Rights Of Minorities

ssss scss: Tn. .h iss .erse. article.
aspects Of Marian they affect
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-23
CHRISTIAN AM MISSIONARY
aIIIaNEE

country faced Eh its greatest Gg and that rsnt thought
in m pride in 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-29
Williun Holden and
Cloire Trevor Stur

Hoofs pounding out new trails
Of empire! Guns blasting out new
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-29
Texas" Will Top New Bill

adventure all the great action
pictures you've ever dreamed Of,
rolled into onel
Hurting you headlong into .
whirling tumult of flashing bull
lets and crashing herds of smash
ing fists and clashing hearts,
Texas" returns TO the Riviera
theater Thursday with William
Holden, Claire Trevor and Glenn
Ford starred.
Joan Blondell and John Howard
hit a new high for makeup in
their comedy roles in Three Girls
About Town." which will share the
bill at the Riviera theater. Joan
appears in one sequence as a
scrubwoman, and John, whose Sc
dateness on the screen has been
bore TO him, blossoms out in a
walrus moustache and half-inch
thick spectacles.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-29
NOW PLAYING At
LOCAL THEATERS

FIRST RUs
RIALTo-Bob Hope IN LOUISIANA
Purchase / 90. ! 05. 90 and 2 S.
also Melody Lane i7;oo. , os. %
and SIS
RoNN-wslfer Brennan in swamp
Water i IS ais. G is and IS.
also lynn Isari IN Moon Over Her
shoulder las. SOS and s2s.
MUSIC BOX - cizudette Colbert in
Remember the Day" ] %. Z 05
10 and Ios25. also Cesar Romero
In "A Gentleman a. Heart Il 50.
, so. SIS and $40.
BILE MOusT-Mlckey Rooney tn
Babes on broadway" i2.25, 3.75.
s25 ana 9 as
RIsIERA-Tim Holt IN Robbers Of
The Range u 50. 5 so5. 74S and
1910. also Frankis Darro IN The
Gangs All Here" .o5. 3:45. $40
and BOO. also joe Louis and BUDDY
Baer fight pictures. II IS. AIS. 50.
7.3o and 1905
TACOMA LITTLE THEATER - Pre-
sents ''Springtime for Henry" cur
tain At s:l5
wEYERHsUEsER HALL - Theatre
Guild presents NY Hearts In the
Highlands" curtain at Sis.
RETURN sHowINGs
BENERIN-Deanna Durbin in 1T
Started With Eve" also Frances
Langford IN Swing II Soldier"
rsPIToI-@osmbii with Souls
and Slaves in Bondage
CAMEo-James Curwoods Law Of
the Timber" also Richard DIX In
Marines Fly High"
KAY >TREET-Waiter Pidgeon In
Man Hunt" also short subjects.
LAkEwOoD-George Brent in IN
ternationAl Lady also Blonde
Prom Singapore
PARk-Vivien Leigh IN That Ham
iiton Woman also Jane Frazee in
Sing Another Chorus"
PROCTOR-Martha Scott IN Cheers
for Miss Bishop" also March OF
Time.
REN-Robert Montgomery In Rage
in Heaven" also Ronald Regan in
Nine Lives Are Not Enough
sHELIl-Roy Rogers in Sheriff Of
Tombstone also Caroie Lombard
in Mr.. and Mrs. Smith"
sUNsET-Gipger Rogers In viva
cious Lady also Ronald Regain in
Nine Lives Are Not Enough"
TEMPLE = Charlie Chaplains THE
Great Dictator" also Lew Ayres in
DR.. Kildares Wedding DAY"
fusailup-Robert Stock in
"Badlands OF Dakota"
RIVIERA. sumner-Dorothy Lamour
in South of Tahiti" also Make
Rosenbloom in The stork Pays
Off"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-29

brings to mind. Of course. the
phrase. Clusters Last Stand"
which has become an idiom in our
language for a desperate fight
against overwhelming odds. And
1t is this very heroic stand which
makes the tremendous climax Of
They Died With Their Boots On"
But the film also gives us a very
three-dimensionsl portrait Of the
man who led that desperate fight,
the portrait of a man whose love
of gsllantry and adventure led him
into a military career as colorful
as any ever recorded in the glori-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-29
FIRST TIMER

Gale Sondergaard, the feminine
menace in My Favorite Blonde"
won an Academy award for the
best acting by supporting player
in her first motion picture, An
thony Adverse" In 1886.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-29

SAmnkADoE, kass.-The Har-
ward Lampoon. campus humor
magazine, singled out six movie
stars for criticism in publishing its
annual review of the 10 worst
movies Of the year"
IAmpeea President Robert
G. Benchlsy jr.. son Of the hu-
morist who once edited the
Iampoon, announced the re-
view. II listed Veronica Lake
~ "the worst discovery Of the
year. and Betty Cradle ~
turning In the years Consist
entity worst performances. IL
termed Jeanette Macdonald
'ths most unattractive 49,
tress"; Rudy vaIlee the singer
Of the most nsuseating song.
AS II You Didn't Know" and
Nelson Eddy and Alice Faye
~ moving FASTEST on the
Downward Path"
The 10 worst films" were 'Hud-
sons Bay" wild Geese Calling"
Belle Starr" ''Navy Blues"
'Honky Tonk," you Belong to
Me-" This Woman In Mine"
Lady BE Good" "Aloma Of the
South Seas" and "smilin'
Through"
The Lampoon also said II. NJ.
Pulham, ESQ" was the most poor
ly cast" picture.
FLYING FOR KEEPS NOW
or the 1000 Royal Canadian Air
Force flyers who appear in Cap
tains Of the Clouds" 30 per cent
are now serving overseas.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-29
They Died With Their Boots
On at the Roxy Thursday
Olivia DeHovillond and Enrol Flynn
Cory Leading Roles in Tale of Custer

The co-starring of Enrol Flynn and Olivia de Hav
land who have made history with such pictures as
Robin Hood" Captain Blood The Charge Of the Light
Brigade and Santa Fe Trail" will be back at the Roxy
heater starting Thursday with their picture They
Died With Their Boots On film that tells in detail the
story of General George Custer of the nations most
colorful heroes.
The Of Custer invasbyous history Of our
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-29
INDIANS ARE COMING

Many hundreds of nativ
Apaches and other Indians of the
old Southwest took part in the
encampment and uprising sequen-
ces of RKo Radios Valley o. the
SUM-" Lucille Ball and James
Craig are starred in James Bud
ington Kelland's exciting tale of
territorial Arizona.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-29
To The Rescue!

@ duty until midnight and seldom get bed before
your night and mine half gone
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-29

frfbufed Tor NotinK on the l4fh
annual awards Of the Academy
Of Motion Picture Arts and
Sciences.
During the next 10 days secret
ballots will select the five actors,
five actresses. five supporting play
ers. FIVE director1sl achievements,
Is writing achievements and 10
pictures from which the final win
ners viii be chosen
Nominees win be announced Feb.
. and final ballots mailed Feb. IL.
Nominations were made public
for awards for cinematography.
BLACK and white candidates
were the Chocolate Soldier,
Citizen Kane. Mr.. JehyIl and
Mr.. Hyde, Here Comes Mr..
Jordan. Hold Back the Dawn,
How Green Was My Valley.
Sergeant YORK. Shutdown, Sum
Valley seresads and That
Hamilton Woman.
Color nominations were Aloma
Of the South Seas. Billy the Kid,
Blood and Sand. Blossoms In the
Dust. Dive Bomber and Louisiana
Purchase.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-29

let these same thester employees
-. certain selected ones from the
Sltalto. Music Box. Roxy. Blue
Nous and Temple are giving up
much Of their rest in order that
NY may learn first aid and be
y . position. in case Of emergency,
% render intelligent service TO pa
trcns Of the several houses men,
liuned.
1hey are taking the complete
course which. when finished. will
qualify them all Al first aid" ex-
perts whose services viii be avail
aele to the patrons Of the Rialto
and HAmrick theaters should the
nGDoNsitv arine.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-29

The annual scramble for the
golden Oscars" which represent
u highest awards Of merit In the
him industry began today.
Nomination ballots were Dis
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-29
Leo On The Pan!

NOLLfWOOD-Ieopold stokow-
chi. symphony orchestra conductor,
today became defendant In q $685.
go damage suit charging he had
Incorporated an idea used in
Wait Disney's Fantasia.
Mark 3. Tutelmaa. PhlladeI-
Dn1a music critic, was the
p,niatiff. He Charged ~ Co.'S
eoeved N 1897 ~ idea ef
eeahaning music snd cartoons
which was used By etckowsid
- Di~nsy In TIE film.
Ne said he had submitted 70
otokowski, arrangements Of the
Nutcracker Suite. the Dance Maca-
bKe and other selections which
wsre used in Fantasia: that sto-
hewski rejected the plans and later
submitted them to Disney ~ his
own-
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nation.
In addition 10 Enrol Flynn and
Olivia de Hsvilland in the starring
roles, the film features such fine
supporting players as Gene Lock-
hart, Charley Grapew-in, Regis
Toomey. Stanley Ridges. Arthur
Kennedy and many others.
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Cloire Trevor ond Will
lom Holden hold the love
interest in "Tesos," which
comes TO the Riviera theoter
on Thursday.
frontiers Of freedoml Hearts beat
ing out new sagas of courage
Here is a laundering epic of heroic
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sho dont
divuFed