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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1939-04-20

~ FOR RENT = 7-room house for
rent, now occupied by A. E. Partin,
344 Commerce Lane, Rockville, or
Phone Rockville 1893. 1852
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1939-04-20

A~ ROOM FOR RENT-Large room,
furnished, with big closet, adjoining
bath; Beauty-rest mattress, private
entrance. 400 w. Montgomery Ave-
nue.. Phone Rockville 37-W. 1923
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1939-04-20

~USED TRACTORS-one good,
used Fordson Tractor; one good,
used International Tractor; one
good, used Garden Tractor; one
good, used 80 H. P. Buda Motor.
SEARS, RoEBUCK & CO., North
Avenue at Hartford Road, Balti-
more, Md.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1939-04-20

~ FOR SALE = Thoroughbred
Petin duck eggs. Prices reasonable.
Mrs. Ebert T. Clagett, Seven Locks
Road, Rockville, Md. 1874
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1939-04-20

~ATTENTION TO FARMERS -
When in need of work horses, see
W. o. Dosh, at Gaithersburg,
Montgomery County, Maryland. If
you cannot pay all cash, terms can
be arranged to suit you. Phone
Gaithersburg 49. office ZIG. 3O2
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1939-04-20

.UNFURNISHED APARTMENT
For Rent-107 jefferson St., Rock
vile, Md. Two large front rooms,
kitchen and private bath. Ideal for
couple. Call Rockville 15S or %.
128
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-25
MAIN STREET
Goings, Comings ard Doinos
of Tacomans as the Re-
porter Found Them.

T. A. Stevenson debating letter
II. G. Fitch and Judge Fred G.
Remain in deep conversation
Robert Abel commenting on pro-
posed grand jnry-Mike Panico
with plenty of turkey on hand
Don jackson enjoying life Clar-
ence Lake hunting turkey-Charies
Thompson worming way through
crowd-AI Maruco laughing-walt
Olson chatting with friends-Bill.
ID. Leonard and j. Laurence Dam
meier. all Stadium high graduates.
sitting on Lincoln side at the
Thanksgiving day football game
Bib Nerbonne trying to locate
"roughnecks" throwing bottles at
the Stadium-Eddie Driscoll en-
joying Thursdays sunshine-Mel
Black chatting with friends
George Abel talking about WASH
ington's victory over Oregon
George Miller explaining football
Barney jackson looking for
ward to 9Th annual railway ball
Joe Thomas in football crowd
Rev. II. r. kreider--taiking about
Sundays sermon ~ Dean Gibbons
keeping right smart" busy these
days-Jack and Thelma Conger
glad to be home-Lee Boyd going
to Seattle for his Thanksgiving
dinner-Paul Smith on his way
down town-kari Richardson talk
ing about the greatest sport In
the world"-skiing.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-25
BANK CHARGED
IN LABOR ACT

SAN FRANCISCO - The Bank
of America, one Of the 10 largest
in the world. was accused Of vio-
iatIons OF the National Labor Re-
lations act today in a complaint
issued by Mrs. Alice M. Rosscter.
regional director Of the labor re-
latlons board.
The complaint-~the second eita-
ton against it--charged surveil-
lance of union meetings. issuance
of warnings against joining labor
unions, diseharging. demoting and
transferring of employees who Join
unions.
The NLRB Last August ordered
the bank to reinstate Edward c.
Washer. discharged employs. At
the same time the bank was or
dered to cease and dcsist from dis
couraging membership In the Unit
ed Office and Professional Work.
ers OF America and from in any
other manner interfering with its
employees rights under the act
Mrs. Rosseter alleged the Bank
of America interfered with Its em-
ployes' rights by maintaining sur
veillanee over the meetings and
activities' OF two AFL and one
clio unions, by warning It's EN-
ployes to refrain from becoming
or remaining members" Of the
unions which were active In sign
ing up employees; by transferring
10 different jobs and demoting
employees who did join.
II further charged the bank vio-
lated the law by discharging John
Devine and Albert Ernst. bank
clerks, and by diseharging 10 other
persons employed by the bank to
make deliveries and collections be-
tween branches.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-25
American Slavic Federation's
Annual Dance on Saturday

Tns ieth snnIveFrnFT II -
Americas aiavse Fss1<FAisan -
wa.hlastan wsll ~ nssFh<d ~ :
dance ~ A~tss hall n faeusne u
. e'oleek saturday sv~atnx. Nav.
d Thls aoesssun wsli gather le-
xsthsr aiAss Ard khsIf friends
frum ali parts II tn ststs - weli
a frnm rursiAnd orr.
Affiliated clubs ard indxes -
tns Federation VIVA arr vurhiaH -
make thss affair = sses~~s sfs
Slavic American club ~ r.
coma. hsKusl.s- American citle~ns
eIub NJ Pierce county AmsFseen
alssak cssls<ns rluh II ssseree
esssats. Juxu~lsv- Americas Pro-
sresslvs club 81 TsremA. ard Ta-
enma Aesive<. c. ,. q. hs.nen ~
nf Tacoma.
United niAeie-Amsfscsa Pro-
Ere.~ivs club a. asstsis uhvaninn
einh ~ Seattle. Tnilsh Heuss $50.
usstlan AZ Seattle. sna fnlish ~.
tlanai alliance. group 80 Il
Seattle.
Slavic Farmsrs and utinsns'
club a. King county. Slavic
American elnb - ttsnfen. liz
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-25
half MILLION
MEN ENLISTED
u. S. Defense Force
Increased TO New
High Figure

WASHINGTON - The ma
tons land. sea and air forces
today were increased TO the
highet numbers since the
post world war demobiliza-
ton period under intensive
recruiting campaigns To boil
ster forces because of the
European conflict.
Latest available figures show
ed that more than $4,000 enlist
ed men were enrolled IN the Ser
vices. Officials asserted that
splendid progress Is being made
all along the line to bring them TO
the authorized total Of $50 900.
The army reported that It's
regular strength has passed 200
900. President Roosevelt recently
ordered the army raised to 22T.-
600 men 10 meet the limited ma
tional emergency. He also directed
the national guard boosted from
100. 900 to 235.o0o men. the navy
raised from Ill 900 10 135. 900 men.
and the marine corps from 1880
to $4,000.
The army reported 6o.ese
enlistments since July I, begin
ming Of the current fiscal year.
OF these. e6.s0o were re-eniist-
ments. while new enllstments
were ss,esa.
Army officials estimated that
the recruiting program would be
completed by Dec. 81. Officials said
the national guard program also
is proceedingly nicely.
Estimated strength Of the navy
is i2i. 992 men. including 2.700
fleet and naval reserves on active
duty. This means that about $500
men have been enlisted under the
emergency program. bringing the
navy's personnel to the highest
peak since the Washington arms
conference In 1922 which resulted
in the scrapping Of many u. s.
warships.
The marine corps reported
enlisted strength ut e1,0s4,
including 1854 recent enlist
ments.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-25
HOLIDAY NO DAY OF
REST FOR BURGLARS

Police investigation u thrss
house. iootinKs testified Friday 10
ths fact burglars observed M hall.
day Thursday. I<,es was altsias<i
In two instances
An - was assd ~ ths burglar
IN breaking into twn u ths homes.
u p Anderson. - "a, ysrds -.
returned home about midnight %
find the ~ind0w IN the breakfast
monk had been ssnashsa IN that
manner. Seven khirts ana = rain
esst ssFs ssl&@sHE cseaps1n n
Ogden. snot NO. covs a.. fspsna .
basement sindow ~ biz hons
hroksn ard discovered NE burglar
smashed through . nan dtaF with
en- An which wns soaHa under .
sufs lB ths living room. Nothing
was missing. ok6sn said.
A wumsn's wrist watch. SILVER
wars. tao overnight bass ard .
pair Df trousers esrs sf<sssH 1t tls
home u w. r Coxass, ts1< ~.
TIN 81. ~ burglar wAs jlsusai@d
. window.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-25
Ticket More Cars
Found in Court {

Arrests ~ motorists ~ho park
In Court e south of 9Th o. are
continuing. police revealed Friday
with the namss u ths nors recent
offenders Those tickstsd ware
George L fsohreF. Of pnyaIlup:
ceclls n asiffsrt. 1Ti7 -. TIN IL /.
Harold G DssrinN. ~. /. South
Tacoma. y. J. Hewitt. VT Rust
building. ana Roy G Ballard. 10
10. saith 1T Police listed also the
arrests Of Joseph Desmond. u Ts-
coma. for disobryinE . trsffie six-
nal. and II Dean !. Hackstt. co
No. Adams 81. for failure 10 stop
Al an Artsriai.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-25
Old Clothes Matinees at
Three Theaters Saturday

elszIs1fsa ara families - 4A4EMo
II Cnristmxs.
Mafanses will ~ M fsom = -
3 .. n. n ~ nssnneG \ nlFset
and onmmunlty thesl<ss Fssea-
inx TIE msfln<s - to csmmans1r
lhs.tsr th~ Arfth aIde arsfm -
bs.xle sswrs I'll xiss : hAlf.Aesr
eaHnsff.
rhe sstms&ntaa n - ma1iae<s
wlil ~ huassis ~ sie&n. s<fviee~
sisls ed slothsa TnaomaAs having
Oh siaih>s 10 rive shs Liz tteeisr
ND FiiisFM sad ut having MI
aFsa. are afEsa " Ifsfh Hsiepa.
old slash~s eFmnitlss ehsiFm~zz
10 rive he hssndIs ~ seme eetI1
and s~aa him . H. sA&lznss.
On ns<. . Ehs toixs wstl botd
An aid-aisshss night - th< Elke
t<fapls. ~ whl<s Ilms F.<mn@fp
nil b<sns bundles II 81 sz1If&s.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-25
To QUESTION THREE
ABOUT COPPER WIRE

Held for investigation Of the
possession Of 200 pounds Of copper
wire. three men we're IN the city
Jail Friday. Arfestlng Officers
J. S. Lyons and sehnagger nabbed
the trio IN the early morning near
so. s4th 81. and Pacific ave. and
found the wire in the car the men
occupied. Those held we're Jack
Humphrey. ~. James Darcy. u,
ana John W Cummings. S..
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-25
Bail OF $50 For
Reckless DriUer

Edwin Tutt. Ii0sss 10. J -. re-
nAinad IN the city Iall Friday
morning N hsu u 30 bail set
follfnsing his arrest On reckless
driving charge Thursday night.
PrVN1 Car officers J. \. Lyons and
gehnaKgsr sAsa be saa driving
INTO town from No Goth ~. and
Pacific AYs. when they first naw
TUFTS car The nsaehins was tut
ting in and out u traffic ~ about
20 20 . h she officers stated. Tut
slao Nzs booked for having 40
dryers ileense
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-25
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Marriage license applications
have been filed with the Pierce
county auditor BY Maurice z.
stratton. %. BOX 81. EatOnvliis,
and Louise Mabel Wieland. q. Of
1922 p. So. Tacoma ave. Tacoma;
Neil H. Sullivan. 30. Of los So.
Yakima ave and Alens Moore. "A,
Of s30s Park ave. Tacoma; jack
son s. Kiser. p, Seattle. and
Myrtle A. Dunbar. -. Of 1894 Nc
Klnley ave. Tacoma
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-25

II y the unanimous eplnson q
the Judges . written statement
signed - he four resd. that ne
present situation might hs cleaned
up ny an appeal. with adequate
evidences. presented - the oon.
stltuied officers charged wsth 49,
enforcement. without putting this
county 10 the heavy expense 81
grand jurors fees and cc.t 81
Investigator. particularly stn =
there u no authority in ths courts
70 control either the expense %
b incurred or length 81 time 10
BE occupied by the grand Jury
fs<t Eraaa Iurse= here ~
eelsed ~ praise fram ~
hIrixt~.
while the affidsvisz presented
seem 10 Disclose = moral situation
in the downtown district which 10
far from commendshle.~ read the
judges. 1T has been demonstrated
by II least three grand Iartes N
Pierce county that grand jury IN.
vestlKations have resulted neither
In conviction nor any marked I'M
provement in moral conditions be.
yond the period covered by the
grand jury s><sion.
The remedy Tor saeh = rom
dition would IN. n wouid seeta.
more effective with me eiee-
forate than thrauEk the
eourts.-
Ciubb and his committee first
announced Nov that they had
evidence 10 justify . grand jury
When informed by Prosecutor
Thor z. Toiiefson that he had nd
authority 10 call one. the GROUP
took its affidavits to Judges Re
mann. Card. Hodges and Evans
q week ago Wednesday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-25
ECONOMY PLAN
HAS 0DJECTOR
Relief Reductions Irk
Workers' Alliance
President

WASHINGTON = A White
House economy program Tor
III save national defense drew
support to-day from ; cnnserv-
alive Democrat and protest
from the Workers Alliance.
which represents some Of the
organised unemployed.
aeu AEElaFa Tyslsnxa .. aa>
uhe hal President Reaseseit's
attempted purge IN ipzt. said ~
believed shsl seakrx== shszsla
spend less next session n avid
raising the pres~nt nAtlnnsl teht
ilmlsAtlnn = 80. 90 Co 600 Hs
said business Improvement mHds
m easier approach 10 = balances
budget nrxt year.
Workers Alliance fFsssdenf
David LASER asserted that whlfs
House plans - reduce relief ex-
penditnrss and provide iohs fns ths
unemployed IN national dsfeus~
work Was neither god economies
nor good social policy ard shArx.
81 that IL wan Inconsistent with
ths New Deal.
~er~ Fewer Jeh.
white House sources rrfsls<d -
estimate the tpsaI ~ NJ. Rce~s.
vets next budget. but said that
conservative Sen. Pat Harrison.
D. Mas. gave . pretty good pic
turs az iAs tsx eusloak when he
remarked after = conferences with
NJ. Roosevelt that ~ increase IN
revenues. and hoped-for siash N
governmental costs. would make =
unnecessary TO overhaul the Tan
structure.
LASER said - IneFsaAe ~
81 900, n0n, 900 In national defense
OUTLAWS. accompanied by = esst ~
saas. 600. 600 IN work relief sxpsndi-
lures. would provide Iehs fnr ipn,-
600 fewer workers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-25
Roosevelt Statement
Sends Stocks DOpvn

Stock sales Appropriated $40. :
900 shares Friday against 570. 900
shares in the previous session.
Curb stock sales were f76. 900.
compared with i4s. 900 Wednesday.
NEW YORK - Indication BY
President Roosevelt that the next
congress may be asked 10 impose
emergency taxes for defense FRI
day sent the stock market down
to new lows since September Is
In the Industrial average. Deal
ings increased on the decline.
Bonds sagged with stocks. Grain.
cotton and rubber futures receded.
Steel shares led stocks lower.
Chrysler was weak. as its strike
entered the eighth week. Avia-
tions, oils and farm shares were
wide losers. Utilities eased small
amounts.
Net losses ranged to four points
at the lows. but part of the decline
was recovered.
Chrysler touched s4ia, off four.
The company's production was
zero for the third successive week.
The industry as a whole turned
out 72,520 units this week. &C
cording TO Wards Automotive
Reports, Inc. a reduction of less
than a days output. The report
included the Thanksgiving day
holiday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-25
Funeral TUESDAY,
For Morton Man

Funeral services for stephen
Joseph Bergen. rs. who died FRI
day morning at the home Of his
sister, Mrs. Ella Mahoney in Nor
ton, Wash. VIII be held Tuesday
at 1870 a. m. from the Morton
Catholic church. The Rev FIR.
Barry viii offieiate. with burial
following in Morton cemetery. un-
der direction of the Morton under
taking parlors Bergen. who had
lived in Morton so years. had been
IN business there until four years
ago when forced TO retire because
OF Illness.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-25
RETAIL TRADE BUREAU
ELECTS new OFFICERS

Election Of officers for 1870 fes-
tured . meeting Of Tacoma Retail
Trade bureau. held Friday. n. T.
Forbes was chosen president.
Other officers 10 serve during
the coming year include Walter
Mierow, first vice president: W G.
Pinches. second vice president. and
Lawrence Ghiiarducei. treasurer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-25
Canadians Amend
Exchange Measure

OTTAWA - An amendment to
the foreign exchange control order
has been passed requiring Cana
dlans who export In terms Of for
eign eurrencies to charge their GUS
toners the foreign currency equiv
alent of prepaid freight.
The board said the new proyi-
sions eonformed 10 the general
policy Of exchange control and
were not to be regarded a. dis
crlminatory.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-25

ThrFs are. ~ ths present tins.
2eT fOx farms. Isz mink farms and
10 combined fOx ard fnink farms
ia the state u Washington Ths
industry q raising fur bearing an
iEnala had ia Beginning IN Wash
lngtoa about 10 years ago. During
recent pears Washington fsx ard
mink peits hAv0 topped world mar
kets N quality and price.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-25
Three Killed As
Train Hits Auto

SALT LAKE CfTT-A Thanks
giving day trip 10 his mothers
home ended In tragedy Thursday
for Ray Day, 30. and his two chill
dren when their auto was struck
b. a train. seven miles south u
here All three were killed
Day. Ma son Donald. 8. and
daughter Sally. ;. had left their
home in Hunter. Utah. 70 pick Up
the ehlldrsns grandmother and
return for Thanksgiving dinner.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-25

NEW yoRk--ssnator whssisr
Is of the opinion that railroads are
undergoing . change from famine
10 feast. FOR that reason he be-
llevss the threat Of government
subsidy has ended. He viii. how
ever. push = bill for federal rsEuia-
ton OF competitive carriers.
Financial interests ask why Sem
ator Wheeler must continue hia
drive for railroad legislation. They
argue that since the industry can
work out Of its own headaches over
the course Of time, why does the
government have 10 stick ia nose
Into mattsrs'
Correction-As an official cor
rection to your correspondents re-
cent report that aviation engine
output In below plane capacity. the
Aeronautical Chamber OF Com
merce writes that there are now
being produced 10000 engines per
year Of the 1000 horsepower type
lfor military and transport pur-
posesl. and that At present rate Of
plant expansion the industry viii
produce $4,000 such engines by
Dec. /. 1910. horeovers-totai air
plane engine production In this
country by Dec. l, 1910, WIN total
30. 600 units.
Backlog - The Industry has -
airplans and - engine manufao-
turing companies IN operation. Of
which % are now working mostiy
on domestic and foreign military
orders. Current backlog Of basi-
ness totals 1888 600 900 with large
amounts In negotiation. Last years
backlog amounted 70 only $685.
oo0. 600.
Cautien--From the financial side
of the airplane situation. bankers
and security underwriters aren't
rushing for business. Bankers
don't care TO arrange long-tsrm
loans. Underwriters say = bond
issue wouldn't sell There 10 eau.
ton in the air. The feeling ia that
the industry IL currently enjoying
lts peak possibilities
steei--steei trade Insiders say
new orders are coming In rather
slowly. All call for 1910 first quar-
ter delivery Price win bs that
which prevails at time o. shlp-
ment" No rush Of buying order.
u anticipated next month since no
increase In price 10 anticipated =
except In isolated eases. In0ustry's
current average production vii
hold until close ~ tho year.
Reports Are That---Generai Flee
tric running into Dutch and British
selling. sooner Or later same ain
Be evident N American Tel q Tel
shares FoF greater speculative
appssi there's rNitehiuR from Ma
iional Cash Register shares into
innee ~ Yellow Truck a Coach
Electric Api0.iats revenues hurt
because Of chrysisr's labor dlffsesi.
ties same goes for Midland Steel
Products United Aircraft
bought because Of - alrplsas en-
glne manufacturing subsidiary
Pratt a Whitney
Bethlehem Steel has . larger
speculative following than United
States Steel Besele'E labor picture
not encouraging Western Auto
supply has long pull following
because u expanding earnings
Mueller Brass priced 1t about ten
times Indicated 1888 earnings
Holdings q Atlantic Coast Lane
retained because u ia control u
more than half outstanding Louis
vile 4 Nashville stock
s. s. KreAgs Go. shares bought
due % seasonal factors Port
folio positions retained N Lone
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-25

ina maFap<sa wef - ~ Ak9h
ss&s has b~en fswIsaaws1fe for .
heavy iners~s< N sirm1il 70 Mssepe
ara Alrlos. seeordlng - : fspefk
Fsessssa Friday ~ FnsImssisv
1suFg. p. Fzshbufn3
On ans fr1p rse~nsly ~ aixmall
clipper carries 11.o99 lefiesn.
Planes ny twies . ws~k ffnm Hsw
Ysss - t1si<m. Portugal. Fzsls~
bsFns sAia.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-25
S27,472 To City
In Liquor Sales

City Of Tacoma Golfers we're en-
richec s27. 47zs4 Friday a. result
Of distribution Of profits from asls
o. liquor By the state. Ths appoE-
tionment vas the s29 70 be made
BY the state liquor board 70 the
city Val Faweett. commissioner
u finance. stated.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-25
MARKETS AT A
GLANCE

FRIDAY
stocks; Lower and quiet
Bends: lrregularis lower:
L. :. governments lower.
Curb stocks: Lever.
Foreign exchange: Higher.
Cotton: Off as much a. 50
cents . bale.
Wheat: OF ~. oeni; corn
unchanged 10 mp L.
Rubber: Irregnlariy higher.
Silver: Unchanged in New
York NJ So. CENTS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-25
MARKET PRICES
ARE UNCHANGED

Local market activities we're -
n stand-still Friday. unmarked BY
changes In any division.
Sugar continued to wholesale at
Sa3s for the c a n. S5.7s for
both Philippine and beet. and Ssls
for brown.
Bananas were plentiful. follow
ing a previous shortage. but held
same wholesale quotations Of $3.50
per cwt.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-25
live stment Trusts
Bid Asked
To Open Bids For
NeU Crane Dec. II

CITY board OF contracts and
awards issued call for BIDS FRI
day for furnishing and installing a
six-ton crane at the South Tacoma
pumping station OF the water de-
partment Bids viii be opened by
the board Dec. II at ?. N.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-25
Rehind The Stock Ticker
Business Trends ~ Seen By Wall Street

star Cement. same Koes for spsrry
Corp There's some switching
from Quaker State on into fsun on
Co. And. that Eris Railroads
1880 income will be si7. 500, 600 but
before fixed charges this estimate
official.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-25

The Glad Ti1ines mission viii
present a program u song and
MUSIC Al The Salvation Army
corps No. itl4 80. 1zth st,
Saturday evening AT o'clock.
Rev. Lyle b. spradlsy E1il spsak-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-25

Saturday afternoon the Like
Stocking riIlsrs wiIl spn~w shfss
cid slotAss mstiness II sommanlfy
thrafsrs. Al old sicsh<s turned
IN II tAsss znstlne@s yin - als-
tributsa smone ne Les fnxsun.t&
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-25

In declining 10 call = grand jury.
- requested hy the Pierce county
citizens committee. the Judges
passed responsibility right hack
into the lap Of the COMMITTEES ana
IL chairman. Car Clubo.
n fA~y - net approve pre-
enf law enforcement ruled TIE
Judges. In effect. 80 them
elect new effioer<-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-25
SPALDINC MANAGER DIES

SEATTLE - Clifford n. Camp
Del. 81. Northwez district man
sgef FOR A. G. spslding. dlsd 81 a
heart attack Thursday az ma home
here.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-25
BANK dEARINGs

sEATTLE-Banks. ciearings.
s.2s7 .77456. Balances $3.50. ?
IFS SO. Transactions. xl2.774 coo.
PORTLAND, Bank trans
actions TodaY's elearings. So
$50 1885. Balances: 81 504,-
$3.50.
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Judges Won't Call
Grand Jury Probe
Evidence Should Be Presented to Law
Enforcers and Save County Expense

Moral conditions in downtown Tacoma may not b al
they should but there will be grand jury investigation
the four Pierce county superior judges announced
Friday
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-25
FRIDAYS ouoTATioNs

Quotations courtesy Dean Witter &
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