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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-01
LIGHT
An Inside Picture of
Financial and Polit-
ical America

Observation-Disclosures
Attorney General Thurman
Arnold will soon become the
victim of Frank Murphy's
housekeeping of the depart
ment of justice "a broom
sweeping forecast in these
columns several weeks ago.
Though an extremely clc*er and
ikable fellow. Arnold is not re-
garded even by his friends as pos
sessing a profound, legal mind. The
antitrust division has won no
notable triumphs since he took
charge under a presidential man
date to sock the big fellows OF
business and industry.
There have been too many
COMPROMISES and insufficient
action, despite "A lot of talk, TO
satisfy his new superior. 30
the .'boy wonder" Is another
of those slated for the skids
IN FDR's pre-l940 renovation.
Both the president and Attorney
General Murphy are on the watch
for a young. aggressive lawyer
who will attack great combinations
or corporate wealth and power
quietly and persistently They
want two or three sensational cor
victions between now and 1910 as
political evidence that FDR u for
the people and against the inter
ests
Washington has rarely wit
nes.ed such an under cover
drive for supreme court
nominee a. the campaign
which has been launched on
behalf of SEC Chairman Will
lam o. Douglas
II is the same sort OF flank at
tack which lodged Felix Frankfurt
ter on the bench only "a hours after
National Chairman Farley prom
ised the place 20 District Court
Judge Harold Stephens Of Utah
From sickbed in Baltimore
hospital Tommy Corcoran has
phoned newspaper and political
friends. urging them TO get behind
Bill Douglas. The iatter's friends
Continued on Page 6, Column 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-01
STATE SENATE URGES
TRADE PACT REVISION

OLYMPIA Reversing ~ action
% week ago. tn seuats today
approved resolution asking
sshinxfDn's congressional deIsGss
fioa 10 work for modification W
he reciprocal trade ifssty with
caSsds 10 giss greater pfet~ation
70 Washington gsfi eessss saingiss
u passed resolution ~ s~n.
Ted Schroeder. D.. Piefes. ~
zs.is yote asking sss *ssh.sxtos
congregational dsIeastlsn 10 work
for higher nsil sxsiDst shigEse
IMPORTS A wsek ago a Killed .
nasm1flsi Dy ihfse crsys bsfbcf
county representatives.
The nlessufe declared the pres
snt reciprocal agreement Hith
Canada WAS threatening the Wash
layton shinsie industry ssfh de-
sinsefion becasss< Inc British Coz
lnfnbis shingles Hefs produced
under wage and cost coalitions
with which Washington m4nufae-
tlusfs could not easapets.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-01
Gets 30 Days for
Larceny Of Beer

Frank LAnxe. tlteflsta dWsller.
today began serving 3o-day jsii
term. imposed Monday Afternoon
when Police Judge Joseph Maiiery
found him guilty Of petty larceny.
He was arrested Friday. charged
with carrying away Runnysack
full Of bottled beer from = local
distributing firm 4 companion.
Chris JohApsen, was senterco6 o.
ths same charge saturday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-01
DOzES At WHEEL AS
AUTO STRIKES POLE

Akin fLarfyj Dshfi. 70, ~ 7lz
~. 5f,n % escaped without
serious injury Monday evening
when be fsii asleep ~ The wheel of
hi car ann ran into = rsty light
pole
The accident occurred near ~.
fsth and N >, about p ~ Csbri
Vas thrown from the car. suffer
llg . apfained back and brsisse
heaa After undergoing an ezsmf-
nation ~ doctors. ne sas able 20
come n police headquarters 10
report ihf crash
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five KILLED
IN ACCIDENT

BDSTON--FIVe persons. IN.
GLIDING three children. we're
killed and over a score injured
several perhaps fatally
when Il streetcar overturned
late today near Franklin in
Dorchester.
Four victims we're pinned
beneath the ear which came
10 rest at a Is degree angle
against a tree. The fifth wss
inside the car.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-01

Lewis and Clark the names NJ
these Two Ersas explafef. ere ~
indispensable a. ham and sGas. of
pork and beans. Or nsmnn and
iythias
Each vas q component part of
q Kfrat team probably thu great
est tram ~ explorers The world
has sver known.
Practically every either explorer
WAS = captain In hsa o~n right,
and hfoehed no equal, Lewis and
Clark shared juint enmmsnd and
Join. glory and IN the dual leader
ship. be u said 10 thsII credit.
there never WAS the .iinhssss diss
cord OF the slightest lesina~y 4
great team.
Hut. although We remember
Lewis and Clark theirs wss nniy
the execution " the act the Isiss.
which they carried out % per.
feeiiy. was that If the great
Thomas Jefferson
jefferson WAS tied down by At
fairs OF state. hr euuid not tFavci.
but he vislonsd an expedition 70
probe the vast land when
stretched from the MiAsissippi to
the ses land Of mystery and
terror for remember. that until
the time ~ Lewis and Clark. all
exploration had h~sn BY SO, and
white men had touched only ths
nboffs ~ xtff efanl nfhie a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-01

elsn ships sna shs 1eoatla boooo
have only limited peanemoer n4eo
and nat VI Z etDaltty exipoCoe1 ~
with that ~ e0snpetina ltn1a
@rbs Ioases nss Iihejy u ~ -
that the maritime eee1uiG -
might not ssatGn mQ1wp d11oe
ner under eematsucltd9 = ~
ran on I'm sisim thst ~ hercoooo
does nos justify Operatives FL ~
new iiBsss, rh4 nenN11e n11D<
cannot average mars thae ~ %
icsutlnusd on 1'sGe -. c~)11r n
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-01
Lord Residence
GiUen to State

OLYMPIA - The state today
was presented with the $50. 000
home OF the late Clarence J Lord
former Olympia banker. located
in Olympia about five blocks
south Of the capitol.
The home. one OF the most
pslatisl in Olympia. may be used
for A governors mansion when and
II the present one beside the state
house is dismantled under the
capitol group expansion plan
Mrs. Eliza beth r Lord and ner
daughter. Mrs ". d. lucas. made
the presentation IN a letter 10 Gov
Clarence D Martin The property
was accepted through senate
resolution By Senator Harold p
Troy. D. Thurston.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-01
Tacoma Fight Against
Power Taxing Is lion
Measure for State Control of
Municipal Plants Believed Dead
in Committee; New Bill Is Up

CAPITOL. Oympia-Tacoma today apparently had won
its fight this 26h legislature TO protect its municipality
owned power system from state encroachmen because:
THE administrations proposal publicly
i power systems dead in committee
0-Sen Fred Duggan Spokane surrendered and abandoned
his bill which would subject municipal utilities to state
frol
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-01

W hi'ssss sVss - ~
Bennett Champ Clark. d.,
Mo, Joining isolationist
senators in an attack on
large scale expansion of the
army air corps asserted to-
day that L. $. war ma
terials have been used in
Germ anys reafmament
program.
The senate isolationist
bloc. led by Borah, Clark
and Sen. Gerald p. Nye, H..
n. D., engaged in bitter de-
bate over 4. $. foreign
policy during consideration
Of the 1858. 900, 900 bill au-
thorizing increase of the
army air corp 10 5000 first
line planes.
WASHINGTON ~ sesre-
tsrs Of Tr~asur, 1irnr, Nor
K~nthau. IT,, today for The
first time revealed the conf
DENTAL balancs sheet al the
ifeasury's 5000 900 .0Oo s,1-
renes sterilization fund. show.
INK that " has operated en-
ispsIseiy is Chinese ~ wsil
- EUROPEAN curfeneies.
" \ SHIN TON The
house by vote Of l5S 81 i55,
today voted down a Rspgbli.
car propossl 10 restfiet the
z 5 silver purchase pnpgfsm
10 newly-miDed domestic all
yer
OLYMPIA-AH9 tco
hogfs of orotorg fbt sen
ofe Int fodog Killed a
meosure 10 icrite ne 30
mill limit into me suite
constitution.
Although me resautioa
receired o IS 10 II pofe.
n failed Ia secntf the
aecessarB fco-thirds ma
joritg 81 81 rites.
Senafor Herbtd X.
Sietey. H., Lewts. fhon0-
al hs rote and serged
notice he poVid mcUs 10
yeconsider.
v 4 \ ~ IsGTOs - Prr.l-
dent John l.. i<sis II the
Congress Of Industrial @gsn-
nzfion. today appointed
fhree-n~mbe eomIsiftes 10
meet with American FEEDER
alton Of Labor neKot,stsrs 10
s~ek settlement u isbor's
.,fhree- year civil war.
VALENCIA Nationalist
irplsnes hsrr1ed the eastern
past Of Republican Spain IN
series Of bombing raids To-
ny. Six planes dropped 90
pmbs on Almeria. Five planes
Popped 30 bombs on the port
|ea Of vaiencis and five raid
Gambia. Damage was
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-01
Wmshits Wait to Take to
Exile Spanish Loyalists

PARIS-French and British warshps believed
waiting off the Spanish Mediterranean coast today
Loyais leaders Reports reached Paris and London that
the collapse OF the republican imminent.
Nsfionaists
~ n triuaphs
u FRY iofo Madrid
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-01

IT, - prassdar,
go 80 ~. y p-en,is,
,ende,i - ~ ~
n Goa. ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-01

WEATHER AND TIDES
Cloudy. possibly rain tonight and
Thursday. Temperatures: High.
IS; low. 33. sun rises, ESQ; sets,
5:55.
Tides TomDrroW
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-01

" SHIN q TON The
house by vote Of l35 H. i55,
today voted down a fsspgbli.
car pfoposal Ia restfiei the
Z : silver purchase pfpgfsm
10 newly-miDed domestic all
yer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-01

nANG Io11( y
'aeona .ssse.sse>ssess "a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-01

v A \ ~ J>GTOs - Prc~j.
dent John T.. Lrsis ~ the
Congress Of Industrial agsn-
ixzfion. today appointed a
three -m~mber eomIsiffes 10
meet with American FEEDER
alton Of Labor neKot,stsrs 10
s~ek settlement u isbors
.fhree- ysar civil war.
Evening star., 1939-10-25
'FOR MAXIMUM TENDERNESS

e'FOR MAXIMUM TENDERNESS
md flavor, meats should be properly
aged. This temperature controlled Aging
Room assures proper aging" states DR.:
R. R. Ashworth (above) Director of
Food Inspection for the District of COL
umbia. Under Sanitary's new plan no
Guaranteed Meat leaves the Central Meat
Plant until it is properly aged. Beef, for
example, is tagged as shown "a record of
when it was received, etc., .. inspected
daily d. and kept in this Aging Room
until it>reaches the peak of tenderness.
Evening star., 1939-10-25

MRS. ERNEST H. DANIEL DELlCHTED-Leading
Washngtonians entertain great deal they can't risk
getting inferior Says prominent Mrs. Daniel: Il
don't understand how the Sanitary people sell such
reliably fine meat at such low prices-and l don't
It's enough know that under the Guaranteed Meats
can now be sure of serving and steaks that
never fail to delight my guests"
Evening star., 1939-10-25

"THE BIG TRAIN' TAKES T-BONE-
WJSV sports announcer Walter johnson says:
''Flauor7 Wait till you bite into one Of these new
Sanitary steaks! Under the new Sanitary Guar
anteed Meats system, man can be sure Of alsneys
getting tender steak"
Evening star., 1939-10-25

MRS. WALTER B. FRY, well-known clubwoman, gets
unbiased advice. Each day, the Sanitary market man
orders just the kinds and the amounts Of guaranteed
Meats he expects to sell within the "a hours. He's
not troubled by an oversuppy Of undesirable cuts to get
rid Of So like Mrs. Fry, you safely ask your Sanitary
mans help in selecting Guaranteed Meats
Evening star., 1939-10-25

MRS. HARVEY w. WILEY MAKES DIS
COVERY-Says distinguished Mrs. Wiley: San
itary now makes it as easy to choose fine meats
as it is to choose fine canned goods! just decide
what cut want-and know it will be perfect"
Evening star., 1939-10-25


Plant All Guaranteed Meats
grades Beef lamb pork, veal
all amhedA AfaSar edtobe similar top
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-24
Mrs. Henderson
.Honored d at Party

Mrs. William Henderson and small
son Billie Wayne were the honorees
at a shower given by Mrs. A. P
Baker Tuesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. 2. T. Acker east OF
Ell Centro.
The guests of honor received
many daity gifts, and in guessing
contest that was among the after
Moons entertainment, Mrs. Irene
Norris won first prize.
Mrs. George Whitcher, whose
birthday occurred on that day, was
surprized with a gift of handker-
chiefs, and the refreshments which
the hostess served at the close of
the afternoon, featured birthday
cake in her honor.
Guests present were: Mrs. Will
liam LeFevre, Mrs. Guy Littrell,
Mrs. Cliffie Russell, Mrs. Irene
Norris, Mrs. w. C. Idler, Mrs. John
Osborne, Mrs. Mary Ruley, Mrs
McCurdy, Mrs. Clyde Lindsay, Mrs
George Whitcher, Mrs. N. L. Wray,
Mrs. Ray Roberts, Mrs. Davies,
Mrs. Lyle Crumine, Mrs. Ruby
Lehman, Mrs. William North, Jr.,
Mrs Claudine Mayo, Mrs. l.. NJ
Backus, Mrs 2. T. Acker and Mrs.
Henderson and Billie Wayne.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-24
BaIIou Appointed
Olson Secretary

Walter Ballou, brother of Frank
Ballou of Ell Centro, recently was
appointed secretary to Governor
Olson. He was assistant to Dewey
Anderson until Anderson resigned
as director of the State Relief Ad-
ministration.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-24
Vac cation Notes on Valleys
Summer Comings and Goinss

daughter, Marilyn. returned Thurs
day from motor trip to Mexico
City. Mrs. Ingle and Marilyn will
return to ther cabin at Pine Valley
where they have been spending the
summer. They plan to drive TO
Los Angeles August 81 to hear
Jascha Heifeitz in his Bowl concert
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Mason and
small son, Hugh, left this week
for two weeks vcation. They
plan to spend much of it at the
beach in Coronado Nancy and
Susan, who have been enjoying
while at Hipass, will join their
parents next week.
Captain P L. Greenlee of the
BraWley police department left We'd
nesday for Ocean Beach and Del
Mar for his annual summer vaca-
tion. He joined Mrs. Greenlee, who
is spending the summer on the
coast.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-24
Murder Suspect to
Face Lie Defecfor

SACRAMENTO, Cal, Aug. "a
CUP)-Amer Schilling, AZ, eccentric
ranch laborer who said he has
spells" that leave his mind temp
orarily blank. today faced a lie
detector test during which state
and county authorities planned to
shoot questions at him concerning
the brutal murder of the father
of the states attorney general.
In all, police suspect Schilling OF
connection with seven California
murders in which the victims We're
beaten to death, including that Of
Matthias Warren, father of Ear
Warren. and the attack and Staying
of Anna Sosyeva, Los Angeles
dancer.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-24
Men Rushed TO
Combat Blaze

SACRAMENTO. Cal. Aug. "a.
fUP)-The forestry division report
ed today 1870 men were being rushed
into Fresno county to combat two
range fires set by lightning in the
Black Mountain area. The blaze
had covered more than 1000 acres
since yesterday.
S. L. Lamerton, chief forestry fire
dispatcher, said at least 16 fires
were set during thunderstorm yes
terday with the Fresno blazes be-
lieved the most dangerous. Two
others in Shasta county, few miles
southeast of Redding, also still were
out of control and had covered
about 1000 acres. Lamerton said
workers hoped to check them be-
fore they merged with 1900 acre
blaze now under control in the
Chetco area.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-24
NeW Books

Books which will be released Fri
day at the Ell Centro public library
include:
Fiction
Murdered But Not Dead by
Anne Austin.
"Wickford Point" by John P.
Marquand.
Fifty Best American Short Stor-
les by E. j. O'Brien.
Non fiction
New Deal in Old Rome" by
H. j. Haskell.
"Consultation Room by Frederic
Loomis.
Mexico at the Bar of Public
Opinion" by B. M. Mcconnell.
1Soils and Men, United States
Department of Agriculture.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-24
Peach Purchase
Asked of US.

BERKELEY, Calf, Aug. "a (UP)
California peach growers have
requested the Federal Surplus Com
modities Corporation to purchase
at least 5000 tons of dried Free
stone peaches at minimum OF
price of 7 cents per pound, it was
announced today.
The request was made at state.
wide meeting of dried peach pro-
ducers in the office of the Cal.
ifornia Farm Bureau Federation.
The cent price represented less
than the actual cost of production
but growers believed this price
would enable the crop to get mar
keted in time for next years crop
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-24
SALVATION ARMY
HEAD ELECTED

LONDON, Aug. "a tUP)-The
nigh council of the Salvation Army
elected George L. Carpenter of
canada as its general today, sue
ceeding Evangeline Booth.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-24
Governor Seeks
New Post in
Mexico

HERMOSILLO, Sonora. Mex,
Aug. "a cUP)-Informed political
quarters here said today Gov. Ro-
man Yocupicio of Sonora might be
offered portfolio in the cabinet
of President Cardenas when his
gubernatorial term expired Sept. l.
Gov. Yocupfcio returned here by
plane today after attending a
series of conferences with the pres
ident in Mexico City.
Yocupicio will be succeeded as
governor of Sonora by Anselmo
Macias.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-24
CALENDAR

THURSDAY
Townsend club No. 2, 1880, court
house
FRIDAY
KiWanis club, Barbara Worth
Brawley-El Centre sOftball game,
8:15, stadium.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-24
Monument TO
Heroic Priests
Assured

PHOENIX, Aug. "a tUP)-Fed-
eral funds were assured today to
carry out the long contemplated
plan of Rev. Bonaventure Oblasser,
o. F. M, of constructing monu-
ments to mark the trails taken
by early priests and explorers in
Arizona.
Homer K. Richards, director OF
the works porject for the National
Youth Administration said the NYA
and the Arizona highway depart
ment would provide funds for build
ing OF the historical trail blazers.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-24

Df. X. lanlgucn1 lett lnufSOdy
for New York City. He plans to be
gone about two weeks.
j. L. Travers left recently for
Los Angeles where he will enjoy
short vacation.
Mrs. S. w. Leffingwell, 6l8 Eu-
cid. returned this week from San
Diego where she has been spending
the summer
Raymond C. Reeder left last
week for Ohio where he will join
his wife and small son, Philip.
Mrs. Reeder and Philip left early
in June for Piqua, o., and have
been spending the summer with
her parents. Before the Reeders
return they plan to purchase a
car and spend some time with Mr..
Reeder's parents in Springfield.
H. R. Anderson and family are
now in San Francisco where they
are enjoying the Golden Gate ex-
position. They plan to return after
Labor Day.
Phil Remington left this week to
join his wife and Barbara in the
Laguna mountains where they have
been spending the summer. He
plans to return early in September
Miss Evelyn Lewis left this week
for Balboa Beach. Before her re-
turn the first week in September
she will visit Mrs Charles Wondra,
the former Louise Pennington of
Ell Centre at Victorville.
Mrs. Evelyn Westfahl returned
this week from Jacumba where she
has been spending her vacation.
Mrs. Bernard Schiller returned
to her home in El Centre this week
after spending her vacation in San
Francisco, Oakland, at Crater Lake,
Yosemite Park and at her former
home in Arcata
Miss Clair Ramsay public health
nurse, recently returned from a
three week vacation in Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Ingle and
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-24
Gable Pauses on
Way Back Home

Clark Gable visited Ell Centre
for the second time this week when
he stopped at the Barbara Worth
hotel for luncheon Wednesday noon.
He was headed back to Hollywood
after successful dove hunting
trip near Gila Bend, Ariz. He had
stopped in El Centro Monday night
en- route to Arizona.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-24
Jewish Lad Gets
First Scholarship

TUCSON. Ariz.. Aug "a. CUP)-
The University of Arizona today
forwarded the first award of its
new international scholarship to
Curt Goldstaud, a Jewish refugee
now living in Yonkers, N. Y.
Alfred Atkinson, president of the
university said the scholarship en-
titled Goldstaud to a waiver of all
entrance fees.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-24
Needles Chosen
New LoyoIa Asst

LOS ANGELES. Aug. "a CUP)-
Jim Needles, formerly with the
University of San Francisco, today
was chosen assistant to head foot
ball coach Mike Pecarovich at
Loyola University. He played foot
ball at Seattle College and Gonzaga
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-24
.eCream PeddIer
eId in Shooting

PHOENIX, Aug. "a GUP)--Her-
lel Johns, 30-year-old ice cream
s. ddler, was held here today to face
B. al for his confessed shooting and
killing of Percy Johnson. 35. ranch
worker.
A coroner's jury decided that
johnson died of three bullet wounds
in the head and chest intention
ally" inflicted by the peddler.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-24

Miss Clair Ramsay, public health
nurse, recently returned from
three-Week vacation in Los Angeles
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Ingle and
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-24
Final Divorce
Decree Granted

Final divorce decree and two in
terlocutory decrees were granted
in superior court Wednesday by
Judge r. D. McPherrin.
The final decree went to Georgia
S. O'Connor and Charles r. O'Con-
nor and the interlocutory DEGREES
to Pauline Nahum and David P
Nahum and to Maryland Jones
and Curtis Jones.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1939-04-13
Experimental Iron Road
to be Built at EUeLeth.

Jacob l.. Pete, Fourth district COM
missioner, was in Hibbing, Friday, at
tending meeting at which the iron
paving to be placed on the highway
running beneath the underpaSs now
under construction, south of Eveleth on
highway SO, was discussed Range COM
missioners, representatives from Vir-
GINA, Eveleth, and Hibbing, George
Diebler, county engineer, and P. D.
Mold, state maintenance engineer of
Duluth were present.
If the paving proves successful, it
will provide means for utilizing low
grade ore.
The subject of constructing this ex-
perimental stretch of road at Duluth
was taken up, but it was decided to
build it at Eveleth, according to Com
missioner Pete. The county, state, and
federal government will share the cost
1t will be the only highway of it's kind
in the country.
The project, which has been hanging
fire for some time, is expected to be
completed this year, the commissioner
said.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1939-04-13
Standard Oil Conference
at Virginia, Wednesday.

Next Wednesday. April 10, $50 Stand
ard Oil dealers will attend the annual
conference at the Recreational Build
ing, Virginia, where a dinner will be
served at $50 by the Legion Auxiliary
ladies.
A fast-Stepping vaudeville show with
company of % people will furnish the
entertainment. The troupe includes
singers, tap dancers, instrumentalists
and campion team of jitterbugs. A
swing band of ten pieces is part of
the group.
j. w. Honomichl, manager of the
Duluth division will preside Major parts
will also be taken by j. w. Eckman,
assistant manager; j. c.. Shadow, sales
manager; G. K. Jones, advertising repre-
sentative, Art Johnson and r. j.
GrandmaiSon, special statesmen.
The meeting will feature a gasoline
and motor oil clinic in the afternoon
devoted to demonstrations with various
laboratory instruments and testing de-
vices as well as the showing of two
sound motion pictures just released by
Standard, "The Story of Gasoline" and
1.-The Story of Lubricating OIL"
The Standard Oil company began
business on June Is, 1882 The Adver-
tising program for the coming sum
mer will feature Golden Jubilee Red
Crown" gasoline. A preview of the adj
vertising will be shown to dealers in a
novel manner employing several short
dramatic skits, sound films and sound
motion pictures.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1939-04-13
Grand Rapids Will Get
Forest Repair Shop.

A central repair headquarters for
motor vehicles for the Chippewa and
Superior National forests and the
state and federal CCC camps will be
established in Grand Rapids soon, ac-
cording to information received in Ely.
AS soon as the garage is established all
major repair work for the forest areas
and CCC camps will be done there.
Minor jobs will be handled by the
camp mechanics.
At present these mechanics have
charge Of all truck repair jobs for the
forest service and the camps. Major
mechanical work on motors for Ely is
done at shop located at Aurora.
Sixteen carloads Of new vehicles have
been received at Grand Rapids for dis
tribution in the territory, but how many
the Ely district will get has not been
revealed.