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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-07-10

inal numbers composed by Ar
thur Corb.
The refreShment committee
MeSdames Jackson, CaSs, Ryder
and O'Connor served tonic, hot
dogs and ice cream. MeSdames
Davis, Brothers, Randolph,
Trap and Madison served as
hoSteSSeS.
Mrs. Brothers told Of the
committees work to establish
nursery centerS in Roxbury
and especially of it's efforts to
reopen the Savin st. Nursery
School for the duration. She
appealed to the women to join
the committee which meets the
first Wednesday of each month
at st. Marks Social Center, ZIG
Townsend st, Roxbury. For
more information, call Mrs.
Paul O'Connor, Gar 6270.
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Mr.. and Mrs. D. G. Atkins of
Harold st. were host and host
eSs to a pleasant party of their
friends on the evening of the
Monday holiday. With games
and social chat, the guests
rounded out most delightful
evening, enhanced by a delici-
Gus collation..
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-07-10
Pops Night" Draws
Bio Crowd at St. Marks

The .Roxbury Committee for
Women in War Services, Mrs.
Hazel Brothers, chairman, held
Pops Night, July 2 at st.
Marks Gym, attended by more
than 200 colored and white
citizens of Roxbury gathered
together to celebrate Indepen-
dence Day. The evening was a
social success and did a great
deal to promote better under
standing and unity.
Ralph Coleman acted as
master of ceremonies and in
troduced the entertainment,
Stanley Browns school donated
talent; Miss Martha Washing
ton sang two songs, and Miss
Rose LevenSon of the United
Federal workers of America,
Local 232, CLIO, sang two orig :
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Tips For Victory
Gardeners Prepared
By Mayors c Committee

Henry G. Wendler, assistant
director of the Boston Victory
Garden Committee, has pre-.
pared the following tips for
Victory Gardens:
I've recommend taking
every advantage of the vacant
space left by early harvesting
of spinach, radishes or lettuce.
The time is ideal to set out
cabbage plants for fall and
winter use. You can also set in
paintings of fall carrots, chard,
beets, and turnips. Loosen soil
to about As inches in depth
and work in a good application
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-07-10

HAA. hiiN Wiz tNO4CloAiQ L VI y
Rita Could of Dayton, Ohio,
enroute to Camp Atwater for
the summer stopped in Boston
to visit Mr., and Mrs. H. Gould
of CASTOR st., relative of Mrs.
Fort.
DR.. Isaac w. Starkey of the
Bay State Pharmacy is expect
ed back in the Hub this week
from New Berne, N. c., where he
went two weeks ago called there
by the serious illness of his
mother, who has since under
gone a successful operation.
Ebert Hunter arrived Thurs
day from Atlanta, Ga. to visit
his sister, Mrs. Seymour Coving-
ton, of 81 Windsor st. He may
make permanent residence in
Boston.
Miss Ruby Lloyd, student
nurse at Mercy Hospital, Phila-
delphia, got into Boston Thurs
day for a two weeks vacation
with her relatives at q Clare
mont Park.
Miss Ethelyn Clarke, niece of
Mrs. Mary c. Jackson, proprie-
tor Of the Western Lunch Box at
AIT Mass. Ave. and the guest
House Annex at No. Ais, accom-
panied by her grand father, H.
w. Jackson, mrs. Jackson's
father-in-law) are leaving soon
for a vacation in Virginia with
Miss Clarke'S mother, the
daughter of, Mr.. Jackson.
Mrs. Ann Hawk of Burbank
st. is vacationing in North
Adams, Mass.
John Powell, tenor, is spend
ing part of his vacation in Phil
adelphia.
Mrs. Gertrude Gibson of
Washington, D. c., wife of DR..
Gibson, is visiting her mother,
Mrs. Cooper Saunders, and sis
ter of Munroe st. for two weeks.
Mrs. Gibson has a son who has
recently married, and a charm
ing home which she and the DR..
had built for them but she still
holds Boston, the home of her
birth, in fondest memory. While
here the visitor saw many of her
old friends and was most pleas
antly entertained.
A musical tea sponsored by
the Flower Club of Columbus
Ave. A. M. E. Zion Church, Mrs.
Marie Alcora, president, will
present the Celestial Ensemble,
James T. Prout, director, Sun
day, July II, at $3.50 PM.
The Rose Tea Club held their
meeting at II Benton st. with all
members present except the
president, Mrs. Florence Smith,
who was unable to attend. A
fine collation. was served. w. T.
Freeman, brother of the finan-
cial secretary, Mrs. I. Stephens,
had the misfortune to sustain
terrible burns on his arm. The
members of the Rose Tea Club
wish him a speedy recovery.
Roach Deth Powder, for wat
er bugs. Bug Deth Liquid for
bed bugs and reaches, u gal.
SIPS. SturgiS Chemical Co.,.
648-648-A Shawmut Ave-, opp.
Kendall st.
Atty. Joseph S. Mitchell, Sec
rotary to the Governors Coun-
Gil, has been home from the
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital for
nearly two weeks and is in nor
NAL health again.
Mr. and Mrs. Al. c. Tynes of
Walnut Ave. spent a few days on
the Cape going down for the
holiday.
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HCSA FAoAVAAA5 4ACA A0VAASAI ANY,
Edgar P. Benjamin.
Specialist in the manufacture
of Face Powders for decade
we match your personal color.
ing, individually blended for
day or night wear. Over 30
shades of powder Blends-Sun-
tan, Tropical and Indian shades
-STURGIS CHEMICAL co. 64S
Shawmut Ave, opp. Kendall St
Mrs. Ethel Ramos Harris of
New Kensington, Pa, a suburb
of Pittsburgh, is here for the
summer studying at the New
England Conservatory of Music.
Mrs. John Charleston of Ev-
erett and son, George Charles
ton, postal clerk, went to Wash
ington for the christening cere-
mony of grand son and nephew,
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Trigg
(Alice CharleSton).
The John w. Williams Club
had its closing meeting and
election of officers at the home
of the President, Mrs. ISadora
Tucker, 1874 Shawmut Ave. Aft
er business the club served a
lovely collation. and the Presi-
dent was presented with a Bible
and a lace kerchief from the
members of the Club.
The closing meeting of the
season of the C. C. Club was
held at the home of Mrs. Annie
E. White, 112 Kendall St., Mrs.
Nellie Smith Presiding.
The closing party of the John
w. Williams Club of Columbus
Ave. A. M. E. Zon Church was
held Wednesday, June 80, at the
residence of Mrs. Mary Johnson
of Hammond st. Members and
friends had a very enjoyable
evening. Mrs. Johnson and
Miss Edith Jones served a de-
liciouS supper to the members
and friends. Mrs. Johnson pre-
sented Mrs. Tucker with a love-
ly gift, a silver necklace, hand
kerchief bag and handkerchief.
Atty. Laurence H. Banks was
the principal speaker last Sun
day evening at the First Bap-
fist church in saugus. This
glorious Fourth of July address,
Patriotic Contributions of
Colored Americans" was ell
Enthusiastically received by the
audience which filled the ed
ifice.
The Macedonia Club of New
Charles Street Church, Warren
st and Elm Hill ave, Roxbury,
held a meeting after regular
services on Sunday to perfect
plans to entertain a group of
soldiers from Grenier Field,
Manchester, New Hampshire,
at the. church on Sunday, July
II. Several Committees were
named for future affairs o.
the club. Chairmen include:
Mrs. Clara Foskey, Dinners;
Miss S a d e Williams, in
charge of mattresses; Mrs.
Green, Decorations. On Sunday
afternoon, July Is, the club is
sponsoring a musical at the
church. Americas Mcqueen,
the guest speaker, will be ably
supported by distinguished To-
cal talent.
Chaplain G. Leroy Hacker,
will be the guest speaker on
the Race Achievement broad
cast, Thursday evening, July Is
at $3.50 over Station WMEX.
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CITY NEWS

ssasASAseasseSA~sssA~'
Ninth Annual Garden Party
by Alpha Kappa Alpha SorOr-
ity, Sat. July II, 1913, 1C2 In
man st, Cambridge, Mass. Ad-
mission 28 cents, tax included.
Features: Fortune Telling;
Fashion Show; Scholarship
Award, Refreshments, ID o r
Prize, Cake Rattle, Hobby Booth.
Miss Bernice CaSneau of
Brockton, Mass, spent last
week in Taunton with Mrs.
Jesse Baker, wife Of Corp. Jes-
sc Baker who is at the camp
hospital at Camp Myles Stand
ish. This week Miss Casneau
spent visiting her sister, Mrs.
Maude Anderson and family at
their summer home in Hanson,
Mass.
Miss Martha L. Teixeira,
daughter of Mrs. M. Teixeira,
of So Northf1eld st, Boston,
and Miss Ramona M. Barros
daughter of Mrs. Candida Bar
ros of 81 Oakdale. ave, Ware
ham, Mass, have completed
their basic training at the 4th
WAAC Training center and
have been transferred to the
Motor Transport School at Fort
Devens. Also Constance M. T.
Hernandez of ITO Bower st has
been assigned to Fort DeS
Moines, Iowa, Army Admins
trative School for dutyN
Mrs. Edna Mcintyre of Houl-
ton, Maine, accompanied by
her grandson, Stanley Shepp-
herd, paNed through Boston
where she was joined by her
cousin, Mrs. Agnes Janet Bail
ey, on her way to visit her
daughters, Mrs. Ruth Craig
and Mrs. Leah Shepherd Of
Washington, D. c. Mrs Bailey
was a guest at the w. 18th st
YWCA in New York and also
spent delightful evening in
the home Of her friend, Mrs.
Olivia Ward Bush-Banks, a
former resident of Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Ma
son of 120-A Brainerd rd, Ais
ton, entertained relatives and
friends on June 81 the birth
day of Mrs. Mason. Many gifts
and cards were received.
The Unity Charity Club,
held their closing meeting on
Sunday afternoon, June %, at
the home of Mrs. Viola Mason.
Many members were present.
Reports were given and Race
Problems discussed, The Unity
Charity Club wish to thank
all who contributed in any
way to their successful Chart
able work.
Mrs. LoWella Bush who makes
her home with her friend, Mrs.
Mary G. Jackson of the West
ern Lunch Box, is visiting her
brother in Philadelphia after
her long illness.
Deed Ross of 801 fremont st.
left Boston Friday, July 2 for
Grand Rapids, Mich, where he
will visit his mother and other
relatives.
Mrs. Mildred Benjamin Will
Hams Of Cleveland, Ohio, has
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-30
REMEMBER THESE THINGS
ABOUT "PAY.AS.You.Go"


your regular income tax collected in a new
simple, easy way for you.
II does not deduct 300 from your total pay
but from your taxable income. A married
man, for instance, with two dependents and
earning between $50 and $500 per week
will have $3.50 deducted weekly from his pay
for taxes.
Pay-as-y ou-go makes it easier to plan an or
DERBY, workable budget. 1t makes 1t easier 10
see where your money goes and easier TO tell
how much additional you can safely put into
savings.
The new tax plan eliminates the necessity for
planning major savings program to meet
quarterly tax payments. For most wage earn
ers the amounts falling due over and above
deductions will be comparatively small
Remember, too, that what you have already
paid and what YOU will pay this year appheS
exclusively on 1913 taxes. 1870 TO 1000 OF
1912 taxes were cancelled. What you may
owe on 1912 taxes falls due IN two instaI
ments payable March Is, 1914, and March
IS, 1915.
BE FoREsIGHTED! LOOK TO the
FUTURE FOR YOURSELF FOR
YOUR FAMILY FOR YOUR COM
MUNITY FOR YOUR COUNTRY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-30

War production Will probably reach peak l945 Industrial
paid far exceed the value OF civilian goods being produced
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-30
(Coundey These Important Facts AbmH TodaV
y NO INCREASE IN THE 1913 INCOME TAX RATE

the will
for h only a ak
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They have already been promised Jobs upon their return
all sac and make preparations for that day!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-30
fE PEOPLE WILL BE IDLE FOR A WHILE


y OUR BOYS" WILL RETURN FROM THE WARS
They have h been promised
an M or
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ddmgrnrh
Consider These Vital Facts Lookiug to the Eutue)
s. SOME DAY WAR PLANTS MUST "CHANGE OVER"
took many dro CONVEX from ~ o n change over BAG to r
oncnt d OandR popuH
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y FEWER THINGS AVAILABLE FOR PI

Homes automobiles electric appliances radios pianos
sale of thousands of articles have been sharply curtaec
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-30

rcnrdt p
- FEWER THINGS AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE TODAY
sdareap mendnpm ndm bnra Lut mnmu an
article been h
UNNECESSARY SPENDING BOOSTS PRICES
dsh
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took months from to full production
production can't accomplished overnight! Be prepared
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-30

4 home perhaps, or a new car, or dozens Of things
save in War Bonds now-the more you'll have the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17
HOUSES FOR SALE
Colored-A Good Buy

Colored-A Good Buy
MeDougan corner. 7-room Brick1ted. full
basement steam heated, 50 500. terms.
Fitzroy 24fs
COLORED-soME BUY ACT QUICK
Bssutlml a-room. full basement. steam
heated. 2-car garage; excellent condition.
conveniently located on Orleans north Of
Dawson. only s. 500. 81 900 down, bal
ance easy terms. Townsend 5'ossJ
CoLoRED--immediate possession; "a In
come modern. 2-csr. Harding Garfield.
81 500. S2,l67 down lower rent Will carry
contract Appointment Tyler 6-l022.
CoLoRED-7- room brick. steam near
Highland Park; 81 600 cash or terms
Fitzroy $40 after p. m. Townsend
COLORED-7-r o0m. bath, bedrooms
modern kitchen large utility room
newly decorated inside and out Tyler
7-0272
coLoRED-oNLY 500 DowSll
2T0s MULLErT-s rooms 81 800
r. q. CHERRY. 2ss7 Gra,iot Fl COOS
coLoRED-west Grand Boulevard. A..
room brick; steam heated Only $500
down. Newman. TYLER A.0s35.
coLoREp Hsldsloers -MepousslJ. a.
room hardwood floors steam heated.
81 200 down Fttzroy 53t2
coLoRED-No Of blvd brick s-room (:
painted walls, ( bedrooms, steam heat.
$4,000 down TO. s-s772
coLORED--Vinew0o Buchanan Rms
modern. gas heat, zoo. 434o w.
vernon. Ia. 67si
| coLoRED-2 fat. Twelfth. near Fsnkell;
81 $50. easy terms. Schwartz, Cadillac
42ie.
FLATS FOR SALE
Act QUICKLY, UPPER VACANT
| CONCORD, air. -- Stove heat. excellent
condition Only 81. 800, 81 500 down
| Tuxedo i-OsiT.
AMERICAN GRAND RIVER SECTION
/ Let Va show you this beautiful as room
/ Cat. S. heat, storm windows and screens.
I Excellent condition In and out Good
transportation, shopping and school. Only
\ So 500
/ SELDOM a JOHNSON INC.--UN. $4,000
/ BRANDON 46Oi Five family; vacant
81, 500 down. Trinity 2-5e30
n
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ZO8 HhMhpND hblLi'At''
Rad, NEAR KELLY
Beautiful brick colonial: living room; DIN
inE room. sunroom kitchen and dinelte
IN hrst Aoor, bedrooms and bath on
second floor. all large rooms lsvatory
on hrst door 2-car sarage, SD. drive
ali in excellent condition Owner leaving
Immediate occupancy. Priced 10 sell now !
TURNER a wILsos-PR. 1924
sCHoENHERR-s MILE SEC
Marshall, ii045--5 rooms, bath, utiiity
room. lots, storm windows ana
screens quick possessioni includes on
heater and drums. Only $500. $3.50
iR%iN' RiGHr 4 HINES, INC.
l4obf GgATIoT PlNohEE osls
TILE BATHROOM, modern furnace, two
bedrooms, only sii5 cash Immediate
occupancy, lIoM Telegraph Rd., DEAR
born 2636.
ROOM home. water IN, 81 o5o, terms
70 IVES, Barrett. Hazel Psfk. KEW,
TW. l-6lH.
CoLoRED-Fen beautiful s-room
nome steam neat. real fireplace extra
basement lavatoryi garages, N,loo down
Tyler $500.
CoLoRED--p5 Woodisnd-Mod. rms. !;
rscond. 81, 500 On. Mcqueen. TO. s-aotl.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17

GET orr OF DEBIT

GET OUT OF DEBT
ONE PLACE TO PAY each pay day 10
cover all your bills--leaving enough %
provide for your home and family:
If YOU ARE BURDENED with bills, you
owe II 10 your family ana job 10 zee ".
You Best Bet 70 Get Out OF Debt"
CREDIT ADJUSTMENT co.
s3s Barlum Tower Cherry e5t1
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FULLER, 1859

South Of Dawson: 5-room modern hures-
low. large bedrooms. fun basement;
furnace foored attic side drive garage
Needs some decorating. DO not disturb
occupants shown by Appointment Mad
5l76, daily, Cad. $3.50.
sHARMAN
209 HAMMOND BUILDING
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HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS

ATTRACTIVE groom for working eoupi.
close % Packard. steam heat. S2oS
Helen.
POUR employed factory girls TO share
cooking and laundry privileges. DR.
aiR5.
ONE ROOM sinEis cabin for light house
keerirE Redford 57ap.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17
RENTALS WANTED

COUPLE wishes farnisSsd aSIHsSsnt or
home, east side preferred. Please call
81 2s10.
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2Osos EHLERT
FILL HRTCE a or

Move right IN, six rooms In nice oondi-
sulated rock wool new stoker steam heat;
will sell coal SIS 500, 81 500 down. $40
monthly Call Mr. Brown. RA. 7o40.
Iemhrecht Keliy Co
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17

Immediate Possession-Hurry!
Pasadena moderni,ed bungalow: 81 500.
$1,000 down. Seven Mile, 1889 near
Kelly, new duplex unit; tile bath. t5675,
81 500 down. Tuxedo l-0e1T
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
HUDSON. close Van Dyke. bet eMile
3 rms bedrms Only 1000. $500 On.
owner leaving city. TW l-T020
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PECKEY, 2O553

One % those unusual tri-level homes,
brick front In good neighborhood only IL
months old: rooms II. A. heat Al
occupied. quick possession Shown by ap-
pointnnent only; 81 500 down. MA. hTe,
Daily CA 57se
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AUTO. TRUCK REPAIRING
CONVERTIBLE TOPS

opera seats. burned out Jobs and cushions
rebuilt Esrls Collision Service. iOo1f
Mack. Lenox asa.
AUro TOPS. seat covers Business coupes
converted TO 5-passenger eoupes. General
Ton a Trim, sO36 Fenkell. Univ. l-56SO.
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WANTED TO REM ROOMS

.CoLoRED defense workers dssirs tur-
nishsd room and kitehentu.. Tyler
i-2i22
coLoRED-Neat young lady wants room
or TO share room MA. 1888
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17
BOARD AND Room

BrRWOOD i4sTt tFenkeli- Wyoming dis
trictl-A merican home Gentleman or
share large comfortable room. nicely fur
nished Good meals, lunches,
BOARD hSD ROOM-southern style cook
irg: $40 per week % Parsons.
HELEN, l7ss-Plessant room, twin beds,
good food 81; men.
HifLGER JEFFERSON = Gentleman or
lady Excellent meals and transportation.
Lenox 0ifs.
ROOM AND BoARD-Adults employed
Apt 4 i3tS West Garfield. Temple
2f15f Cali mornings
WEST GRAND boulevard, 37s-Gen-
ueman. Home cooking. Lobby. showers.
Good transportation. Lafayette 0sis
24TH. 44s2- Boulevard Warren Section
gentleman: southern cooking. home
privileges, excellent transportation. Tyler
s-Tis3
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CHILDREN TO BOARD

Excel LEHT-Privst licensed day nurs
cry for war working mothers. Pingree
sO22
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17
FLATS FOR SALE

, coLoRED- .Aat. Twelfth. near Fsnkeli;
= 81. $50 easy terms. Schwartz. Cadillac
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HOUSES FOR SALE
PRAIRIE. qO27

PRAIRIE, 1927
vAcANT-MovE RIGHT IN
North Of Joy Road 2-story. s-room and
bath J bedrooms up. Al condition; double
store. ana bu. 1900 down. Shown BY
appointment Ma $40, Daily CA. s7ss.
2o3 HAMMOND BUILDING
s0RRENTo. is527--Nsw rooms bed
rooms nook gas heat; cash for equity
sTouT 1902 Equity for sale, cheap for
quick sale Hours 10 and 2.
2Osos EHLERT
FULL PRICE, $500
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
This s-roon frame with floored attic
chase new refrigerator and gas stove
from owner I blk from bus lire, hlks.
from 0ratiot ana Smile. small down
Cal Weller. Nj s7i3, or NJ ss7s
Branch office 1897 Y warren
REAuME slLLoWAY, INC. .
BULL BLDG. RA. 64o4
1878 FULLERTON
Move right IN six rooms In nice condi-
ton, natural fireplace. large closets, In
viii sell coal. SIS 500, 81 500 down. $40
monthly Call MI Brown. RA. 7os0.
Colored--5 Real Bargains!
VACANT; BURRELL PL.--5 rns fun
basement steam heat: $500. terms,
MAYBURY CD, ssl5 al Kirhy-Brick
duplex; 7 rms. each, fun basement; H.A'
heat; 3-car garage, only $1,000 down.
GOODWIN Westminster--e rooms; A
heat: only s5eS down. CAMERON, Owen
"a rooms fun basement; HA. heat only
-, 200. 81, 900 down. CARDofi, owen
i-famiiy. S each, stove heat; $500
Y sLoBIN. TR. i.o3ss. TY. 7-7i1s
CoLoRED-s3 r Euclid, i2.rm. brick
best cond. - 500 On
KIRBY. mr. Brush--l5-rm. brick; 3-gar.
hot water: 81 600 dn.
BRICK 4-Aat-Leieester. woodward Sec
8 rms each. 81, heat; 81 400.
TRsKINE, near Brush-i2-rn. brick, re-
Gently spent 81 900 recoud. $4,000 On.
LOG CABfN-Mod. q rms, gar. $1,000
dn immediate possession.
WEST CD. BLVD. Brick Fat. SIS rooms
best condition; 81 500 down
Mc0UFEN-TO. a-3541
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[zIzT3radHE55|1
,V/fH hnIfIl seatNNANNW

Il would Dc difficult to select ,
more capable cast for the telling Of Z
hlnsierous tale Of the Spanish Main
than Tyrone Power. Laird CreaAr
Thomas Mitchell. George Sanders,
Auaks.s4.a D..&..
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-08

The vogue Of copying verunles
Lakes long. hsir-cvcr-one-eve eolf.
fure which actually h TIE rag
with school girls. shop Kiris snd
even dehs IN the East and Md.
Vest. finally turns ur IS = comedy
gsg On the screen IN Paramount :
delightful f1n-film. Ire Major
and the Minor which oo-sfsrz
Ginger Rogers and Ray Nillsnd.
IN the picture. now 1t the Beser-
" thester. Ginger 10 taken 70 =
military academy dance where
writers Billy wilder and Charles
Rrsekest have q group of xirls BE-
tween twelve and sixteen years
Of age. all frcm q girl. sehooi.
seated IN q rcw-and blondes
hrunettss. rid heads and in-he-
tweens. all are wearing IN. veron-
lea Lake reek-s-eco bob,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-08
BY HARLOW CHURCH
Tacoma Times Special Writer


HOLLYWOOD - There is only
one really important star above
the Movietown horizon for 1915
and that is Mars. He's not only
the leading star, but the No. l
director and producer, too.
The War God is riding hard
over the film world. He has pretty
well smashed the old star sys-
tenn" and the lavish traditions of
gayer era. He has showed doz-
ems of masculine favorites off the
contract lists, knocked down pro-
duction costs, and indirectly has
upset the whole scale of entertain
ment values. Also. War is plan
ming 10 steal most of the pictures
and dominate most of the plots
during the new year.
However. all such ruthless op-
erations have turned out TO be
very stimulating to the movie in
dustry, which in spite of its frac-
tured precedents is making more
money than ever in its gilded,
goofy history. These days, the only
thing reminiscent of the old Hol-
lywood Is the wild money
scramble for the best possible
story material 49, protested best
sellers, smash musicals and hit
dramas.