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La gaceta., 1939-09-14
LAdAcEfA
La obn de la Retaguatdia de Tampa

lia TERRA a. immortal Ri2al, Son
los mismos. Antes usaban esca4
rapelas hoy usan camisas azu
les y extienden est1pidameata
ell bra2o a Ia romano y Sc uncea
los yugos para que ne pierdan
& : condolences d. bovlnos,
Me separe un POGO de euanto
~ueria decirte. \ eno IS la fell
citaci6n mas sincera y calurosa
por tn propaganda %eScrita, STEM
pre-, Ell todas la scosas, a favor
de 10 Cue representa- Ell bien, Is
ssi como Sc hace periodlsmo,
Por clio. reeibe mi felicitaeion y
las mas sentidas simpatias per-
sonales de quien tambien labo-
ra por la causa que nos eS CO.
nun.
Amino y hacerle comprender
a lcS-pusilanimes que la bora No
es de lamentaciones sino de lu-
ha Y que ell mahana, manana
muy pr6ximo, nos %pertenece a
nosotros. Mientras tanto, queda
a tn disposition, camarada y co.
rreligionario,
Pho Bran
.Crl,,1t
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SCCIEDAD ACCION GALE
GA

Por este medic Sc pone en- CO.
nocimiento de los senores soc:os
Tue no han asistido a la junta
lie aver microbes, que ha que
lado disuelta esta Sociedad por
a mayoria de votos de los asis-
tentes a la junta, como tambien
nan sido nombrados los senOres
Pedro Blanco, Nicanor Fernan-
lez V Clemente E. Gonzalez pa
2 glosar los libros y hacer Ell
reparto del capital existente,
1ue Is de $525.25.
JESUS del Rio, Sec.
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SERA NOMBKAD0 PARA
UN ALTO PUESTO Ell DU-
QUE DE WINDSOR
Dicese que Sc Le c0Htiard 81
mdndO de los GrdndderOs

LOndres sep. 14.-El dulue
de Windsor, que Sc e%ncuentra de
nuevo en- territorio ingles, sera
nombrado para un alto puesto,
segdn Sc rumora en- las esferas
o~ficiales. Existe la creencia de
que Sc lie confiara Ell mando de
los Granaderos, ~regimiento que
mand6 durante la guerra mum
dial.
Accompanied por su esposa,
ell drque Sc hospeda proWisio-
lalmente en- la Residential del co
mandante Edward Metcalfe, su
amigo. Uno de los primeros IN
visitarle 10 fue Sir Walter Monk
ton.
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TOMMY XTENE LEGO HOY
PARA HAeER4E FRENTE A
z KITCHENS, EN- Una
PEIER 4 DIEZ ROUNDS
Ell VeRcedor Reci6iTG uaa Faj1
Donnd9 rer 81 Pronotor
L0Marque
(Por Arthur Ojeda)

Hoy al mediodia lego a esta
ciudad, procedente de Savan-
nah, Georgia, ell magnifico b.
xeador Tommy Kiene, ecompa-
nado de su manager Carl Moss,
para hacerle frente a Red Hut
chens e MIA pelea principal de
manana por la noche, en- Ben
jamin Field Arena.
Kiene viene dispuesto a reto-
ner su titulo de campe6n ban
tamweight del Sur y para clio
Sc encuentra en- la meior for
ma de su carrera prgiliStica Y
completamente restablecido de
la lesion que sufriera en- Ell bra
70 ~izquierdo. Hutchens, por ST.
parte sabiendo que una victoria
lie Representative la faja del Sur
y algunoS contracts jugosoS, hQ
hecho un training perfecto Ell
la vecina ciudad de st. Peters
burg y asegura que con dos
rounds mas en- la Ultima oca-
sion en- que ambos Sc enfrenta-
ron, Y siendo los rounds de tres
minutes, vencera al "Irishman'
de Georgia.
Esta ha de ser una de las Pc
leas mas "calientes" y mejores
desde que los bantams Henry
Raymond Y Rafael Ferrer ofrc-
cieron aquella brillante demos
TRACTION de boxeo y coraje que
mantuvo al pGblico en- pie du-
rante los 10 rounds que dur6 ell
encuentro.
Kiene es nuestro favoritO pa
ra la pelea del viernes; pero ten
dra que cuidarse del "Colora-
do" de la vecina ciudad, va que
este aguanta mucho y pega fuer
te.
FL semifinal que Sc habia 2
nuncfado entire Jack Larrimore
y Johnnie Dean ha tenido que
ser sustituido, va que ell Promo
tor LaMarque recibi6 I'm tele-
grama co MIA noticia de que una
lesi6 nde Larrimore no lie per-
mitira subir,al "ring' por 10 me
nos en- Is dias.
Pero ell Promoter LSsMarque,
con la ayuda del actitvo Willie
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JOHNNY Hicks QUIERE
E~NFRENTARSF CON ROB
III Y Cling EN- LA CA
RRERA ESPECIAL DEL
PROAIMO DOMINGO
(Por Arthur Ojeda)

Johnny Hicks des2a enfren-
tarse Ell la carrera especial del
domingo con Bob Hill Y Cecil
King, en- la vista de Plant Fielo.
Ell campe6n de las competen-
cias locales Sc present6 al pro-
motor Jack Sheppard y los jue-
css Tony ValIejo Y Clevenger
para pedirles una oportunidad
de batir a Hill Y King.
"YO creo MERCER 10 que pi-
do, dijo Hicks. "Solo he sido
vencido dos veces, en- seis sail
das, y Sc que puedo ganar de
ruevo, 81 me dan la oportuni-
dad. Cecil King ret6 a Bob
Hill y este acept6 Y ahora yo
reto a ambos y quiero que mis-
amigos Sepan que mi coche ha
sido completamente reparado V
que esta en- condolences para ga
mar de nuevo. ST soy derrotado
no tendre ninguna excusa que
~ofrecer".
Los Oficiales de la Florida
State Racing Association han
rehuado permitir la carrera.
Ellos quieran que estos coches
complain en- los primeros ntr-
meros del programa y 81 al ter
minar estan en- condolences, en-
tonceS autorizar la competell-
cia especial entire los Eases" de
Ia pista.
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CyH %jec% osd Cdrtd
ie p RanLo1

dc P B1Nn
Con el mayor placer publica-
mos Ia siguiente carinosa carta
dsS amigo y compaIsro Pic
Rrum, director de Ia importan-
ts revista "Dsmocrscia", que sc
publ ca en- Manila, Tslas Fiiipj-
mas:
Manila, agosto l. de 1889
'Sr. Victoriano Manteiga
Editor de La Gaceta
Tampa, Fla.
Amigo Y camarada Manueiga:N.
iSALUD! Leo con gran inte-
res tn periodico cuya lectrra la
debo a la gran bondad de JeSGs
del Rio quien me 10 envia peri6-
dicamente. Me entusiasma sa-
Der el que no cejas en- la lucha
por reivindicar la libertad para
Espaha bajo la forma republi-
cana. iMuv bien Manteigal Re-
cibe por 10 mismo mi mas since
ra felicitaci6n. rs de torpeS pei
sar qre la actual Situaci6n he
Espana pueda SoStenerse POI
mucho tempo. Yo lie doy a 10
sumo un ano de existencia, por-
que no eS con crimenes con los
que puedan sostenerse en- gentu-
"a en- ell pOder .Ha de ser con a.
NOR, carino, transigencia Y bue
ma Voluntad y ninguna de estas
cosas informa ell espiritu de Ia
canalla fasc!sta. Me a>abo de
enterar quien es Ell que repre-
senta en- Tampa a la ferocidad
hi1pana. Els aquel mismo que no
recibia en- SUI oficinaa nadie que
no lelvara cuello Y corbate Y al
que un grupo de buena genie
pidi6 en- su su tiepo al Ministe-
RIO de Estado de la Republics
10 trasladara a otro lrgar. Alul
en- Manila los fasciStas tienen a
otro pajaro conocido de los tam
pehcs. Els aquel representante
que mand6 la RepGblica y q!
cual festejamos los hombres de
buena voluntad con un banque-
tie en- ell Hotel Pasaje. va YES 20
que va de aver a hoy! Pero no
importa; va los conocemos y en-
su tempo sabremos a~justarle
las cuentas a tanto vividor. Por
supuesto que los pocos hombres
dem6cratas que por AGA hay nc
reconocemos tai representation.
Preferimos ser hombres sin pa.
tria a tener como patria 10 que
representa- csc grupito de ge-
nerales Son los mismos, Mantei
ga, que regaron de sangre a Gu.
ba y los q. mataron en- esta be-
La gaceta., 1939-09-14

Santana, 4irn6 en- ssguida IN
seminal de tanto iRs&as como
81 anterior entire zoe Cash, de
Savannah, Y Delmos Long, de
Fit. Myers, a 10 rounds.
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6 BELLISIMAS PLEAS :
PLATA RIGA, LUSTROSA,
10 QUE listed sIEMrRE HA OEsEADo

Plata para la mesa. ... LG que las mu-
jeres q~uiepen y desean. Plata para IL me
sa, Ell ideal cubiertos hechos por Ia famo-
"a WIN. A. ROGERS SuVERWARE.
Una gran noficia teEemOs que dar a
nuestrao lectoras.
La Gacsta, por medic de Ia cooperation
de la Oneida, Ltd, fabricante de la Plata
de Mesa VIM. A. Rogers, hace possible Ia
4dquisieiGn de estos cubiert0s a Sps hume
rosos lectores. listed puede teneF 10 que
Otras SefOras y s2hotitas tienen.
cALIDAD - DURAcIoN DE poR VIDA
e duSj c~reerlO, pero u realidad esta
Aqui-plata de mesa a tan bajo precio. La
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-31

sio AND UP on auto. piano and
furniture: quick. confidential and
helpful service. GUARANTY INV.
CO, 7i2 Rust Bldg.
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TWO Montag Circulators. good con-
dition; used cast furnace. PR Add,
1855 CAsTILIAN RUG, approx. iixis
IT,, t2l0 cash. e23 Tacoma ave.
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LLOYD baby buggy. almost new. ola
1880 "a. ].
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Flowers and Plants

WHITNEY at Issaqush has HuECH
grown Roses (they have better
roots) Has four exclusive new roses.
offering four special selections. TOO
good 70 miss. Your name and sd-
dress will bring particulars. WHIT
NEY NURSERIES. Issaquah, Wash.
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FRESH or old COW manure for sale,
delivered. LAkerood 26i7.
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TRADE BUY-sELL with Times Want
ADS. CALvINE L. BURR, 1895 "a, =,
call AZ The Tacoma Times Office
for one free ticket. There Is always
a good show at John Hamrick
theatSr. lp-oV-os
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Fas+-Action Advertising
II YOU have something 70 sell, reach
more Tacoma homes at less eoser-
Using cost by placing your message
In THE TIMES WANT ADS.
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VISIT THE FLOWER BASKET at
403 South 18th before you buy.
Special prices on funeral work,
flowers, cactus and pottery. -.
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USED deep well Duro pump and
Tacoma Pump Co. 2si0 Pacific.
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LII ABNER

FOR sALE-Large size oil circulator
like new. sos East Wright.
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Beauty Psrlors
Ballroom Dancing

LEARN 10 dance quickly and easily
by special private method HELM
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Money TO Loan
Miscellaneous for Sale

GRAND PIANO. 1920
CLINTOE'S. 18th d. Fawcett. MA sass
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LOST? Don't Despair;
Try o Lost Ad
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Special Notices

RUMMAGE SALE
BY THE JEWISH woMEN,s AUxiL-
larry, Mon. and Tues, 1918 Pacific.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-31

NEW AND USED washers and vacuum
cleaners. 622 st. Helens.
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Stop Buying japanese
Products, Urges Judd


wa ~ezse - Anzsssrs ezy
ssuxsznxs m.ssx - "a $3.50 ro@ss
fre= SzpAA A~y az s<sFzzg 80
tszg tss 80 n -. csssxt -.
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cNsa. ted e. szszsans & aee9i
: 40 a. - rs-ss nssHesAss eAzres
Necessary Ezres Al afsss ,ss
ga s.aeksax sae~y Axt 80 saasy
~ f4x fx ofAsF fxSs4zts fsesE
1as@.es~ s4skc<sss kas sezrfa<sscfsy
ssr~nxtnxaea sAms nsssaes - usss-
en- * al sseesanEx s1ay 49, ieelf
esss dsMYEss - thai tn~ rnissst
States Ray arm h. tks tessa -
a<fen6 - rzrkflx coAss freEa TIC
sane sess q aeEressaa@ thai IL
szEt1g r&es h cei.a- IL ethrs
x'urss. What pssee s4lk st0ek-
tngs*-
5epan's ultimate ro~i II ihs wAr
81 axxrxsstcn noe o~.fx prcse-
euis4 : Eas l. coaeusT Ana nzostsf.
ris< CARA. Ins JGpaness military
ensos r playing . game soEsshing
hss Baseball wh~n th< batter
hits the bal he does no, run IN a
dir.c, iGae fer his ultimate eaiec-
tive. Ne runs first o. first base.
then 70 second and third PROM
third has II Is. As a rule. a com
psrstsveiy simple matter 10 reach
tbs home hAse.
Different story
In going after China, said Or.
Judd. the japanese military ma
chine IL attempting 10 reach first
base. That won't mean much 10
the other nations, particularly
America. but, once the machine
reaches third base Il VIII be
different story. From third Il
VIII be only q comparative short
run to the home base. and that may
mean the Pacific coas, OF the
United States. And. with the ae-
QUESTION OF the man power Of
China. Japan might be an ugly
antagonist for this country.
The silly aspect Of the whole
situation, DIR. Judd continued, Is
that the United States provides
the japanese militarists with the
materials 10 continue the aggres-
sion In China and to so strengthen
the military machine that an at
tack on the United States might
be undertaken with some hope Of
accomplishment. At least, IT would
make US decidedly uncomfortable.
Tells of Bombing
When the community in which
DR.. Judd lived was bombed and he
and Mrs. Judd lay for hours in a
field, each with one of their two
children. the irony Of the situation
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LEGION IS FOR
NEUTRALITY

CHICAG - The American
Legion Wednesday declared itself
for peace and neutrality, and
asked congress to determine the
course of Americas neutrality
policy.
The 21st annual Legion conVen-
ton voted unanimously to WITH
draw from the Federation Inter
allies des Ancien Combatants, in
ternational federation of allied
war veterans, as a measure OF It's
desire to be free Of alliance with
a newly-troubled Europe.
Retiring National Commander
Stephen F. Chadwick had recon-
mended the withdrawal, telling
the convention it would be con-
sistent with President Rooseveits
neutrality action.
The convention adopted the re-
mort of the committee on foreign
relations, which demanded tna'
congress remain in session during
the present grave crisis ano
that the armed forces of the
United States be expanded Inn
mediately to maintain neutrality
The Legion avoided the contro'
versial issue of arms embargo.
The Legion awarded its 1s4S
convention to Boston.
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Proctor Telephones to Be
Switched to Dials in 1910

steps to provide for the change
In type Of instruments were taken
two weeks ago when alterations
were started. A permit issued by
the city engineer, disclosed the
company planned to expend $4,000
for remodeling the exchange to
handle the new equipment.
Starting Friday. customers with
Proctor numbers viii be notified
that their telephones and the CEN
trail exchange serving the northern
portion Of the city are scheduled
for the change. Notification is pre-
paratory TO changing present man
ual telephones on customers prem
ises to the dial type Of instrument.
That work viii start shortly after
Oct. /, Cahan said.
While dial operation in the Proc
tor central office will require many
number changes, some Of these will
appear in the next issue Of the Ia
coma telephone directory, sched-
uled for delivery in January. These
earlier number revisions include
business services so that changes
will be well established during the
six months interval before dial op-
Grafton begins.
Cahan stated that instrument
changes will call for $500 dials on
the premises of 4,S00 customers,
based on the number of Proctor
telephones in service Sept. 1.
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Or rsen~ef hsys vii meet 81 . tcr
Thar gym. fosis~ea ~ . swim
aaa eluh efssnssAs1ne. t~smmsns
inarscsloa classes set aaasr way
vita beginners d al sss. c q,
. 70 d III a ~. snd A a, 10.
Tia following special eaassss are
scheduled: Boxing On hcssaay al
4. boxlng and iumhlins ., sss "a
Tuesday. sunbllnx Al and rsfIs
club At $50 on Wednesday boys
hand practice Thursday 81 .. m.
and older hoys rifle club Friday
evening nj $50
The same policy IN regards 10
the "Y~ hobby shop viii b. In If.
feet thls year. being open 10 any
boy IN the city without charge
and all materials free The shop
will be open every day from Z 10
, and Saturday from 10 10 Z. un-
der ths supervision Of cisrenes
Fielder, wPA instructor.
The boys' department staff this
year viii include Henry Dssbro~s,
boys physical director. Robert
Smith. boys junior secretary; Miss
vesis Alverson. office secretary,
and Royal Lindal. boys work sec
retAry.
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q TACOMANS
PLEDGED 1T ]

rrA,sfnlsy men 81 tn univsr.
slly Il washlnssoa wsseomsd ~
new members from Taosma into
their ranhs tkss ~esk. siiraAxinx
the fan rashlas psriod. T'his ysars
pledge llst for the - fFa,srnstiss
on the campus totaisd ga
Tacoma pledges are Alpha raa
Omega. hob Meyer beta Theta ~.
Joe Nsrslnaes thi Pal. Frank
t.ataham. Henry Code. Harold
cosswsli: Delta chi. Gerald ksely.
Bob Cleveland. Delta upssinn.
James Marshall; ksppA sigma.
Jean wcod. Glen woed. Darrell
Eden. Donald Eden. rm Gamma
Delta. John Long Pei upsiion.
Guy Kelly. Tom caxilardi. George
oasiiardi. sigma Aiphs Epsilon.
Jack petrieh. sigma Chi. Drew
Foss. sigma Ma. Bob Williams.
Theta chi. nin Hird. zetA Beta
Tau, Burton Robbins.
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When the community in which
DR.. Judd lived was bombed and he
and Mrs. Judd lay for hours in
field, each with one of their two
children, the irony Of the situation
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sxs ss..s ~ su@s- ~ss<A ~v~sAs4
80 tssAkz<@ss sa1 ser* ~ th~
Eso@~z s~asnz kas.z w<ss msas q
zasez1ass n@rrs.ssee n Asa<Fses.
~ e.rz ~ ssrs s7esssss frun air
ssznss sac n Aa.srs<a AZ go
sse1 szsh AusFseas sas1zans
49, sat 4 F4th<f s1zsY fe< tAs
t'aasst States u sFkss hesss te
1se4n rrstssssax Axs4nss a.ssuszzx
ss1z f3nsys Nsea shsvx eoal1 -
30 h.nmsnxs " aHysA&Ag Z - 80
are rreFass 1An2n u4ss ~ saas~s
q w8rr That. sd ~. Jaa1 u
ses~sA4aE ses An.srso2ns 70 pea-
4<x.
Nod Rassh<r saa ca
~ ssksz<as - ne lap2ne<s.
~. 5usd f.aaatss 81, - thai tseaA
aes,as eosh tAs raw materials saa
.3aitseaAl territory. whieh q TIE
excuse sev shs Chinese sggr~ssina.
The Ispaness csnnes be hsArnee
fas trying 70 Sc, Shai = - vitality
necessary, e1i tne esteA - that
even Z China IL eansusred these
ne<ts s'il net he Supplied, China
has neither rs1tf~x ner oli two
raw materials az shleh iapan
u IN mos, dire need Ther. u not
in al China sufficient land q the
right character 10 psoyfos for jap
anese expansion. ThsrefaTs. wh<n
and IL China u conquered. al
Japan win get Is enormously In
creased man power. Then look
out for the run 20 home base the
Pacific coast.
stop supplying Materials
The way TO stop the war In the
Orient and prevent Japan becoming
a menace 20 the United States Is
10 stop supplying the raw materials
for warfare and refuse 10 buy Jap
anese products. Without United
States money. said he, Japan could
not much longer continue the war
OF aggression.
At the conclusion Of the meeting
several hundred persons signed a
telegram 10 President Roosevelt
and Lewis b. schwellenhaoh. L. S.
senator from Washington. asking
them 10 take whatever measures
there may be to prevent the trans
actions which make IL possible for
Japan to continue the attack on
China.
The meeting was held under the
auspices Of the Tacoma Council Of
Churches.
DR.. Judd left on the night train
train for Spokane. He will return
TO Tacoma Friday when he gives q
45-minute address which will be
broadcast from Jones hall, College
OF Puget Sound.
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REV. H. A. Van WINKLE
OF SPOKANE SPEAKER

Rev. Henry A. Van Wrinkle OF
Spokane was guest speaker at the
First Christian church Wednesday
night, his subject being in the
Beginning. God.'
The program was the first OF
10 weekly fellowship banquets
scheduled for Wednesday nights In
the church basement.
Following dinner at $50, mu-
steal program was given which
included group singing led by Or
Vile Goss and a violin solo by
Mrs. Marion Lisle. Rev. Carl A.
johnson, pastor, then introduced
the speaker.
The program ended in time for
the group TO hear an address at
the First Methodist church by DR..
w. II. Judd, who was brought to
acoma by the Council of
Churches.
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COL. WALKER TO
GENERAL STAFF

FORT LEWIs--Lt. Col. Fred l.
Walker. who has been commanding
officer Of the 18th Infantry regl-
ment here for some months since
Its return from China, Will leave
Fort Lewis Friday 10 20 To Chi
cago, where he has been assigned
to duty on the general staff at
headquarters Of the Second army.
Col. Walker Joined the 18th Can
Do" regiment at Tientsin In 1887
and was second In command when
the regiment was ordered TO Fort
Lewis In March. 1888. He succeed
ed Col. Joseph A. McAndrew In
command Of the 18th here.
He also has been serving a. post
executive officer.
Native of Ohio. Col. Walker was
graduated from Ohio State In 1911
with a degree Of mining engineer
ing, but instead Of following a
career in this profession he turned
soldier, accepted commission III
the 18th U. S. infantry and later
participated in pershings punitive
expedition into Mexico.
During the World war, Walker
served with the Third division IN
five major engagements In France
and later went into Germany with
the Army OF Occupation. He has
served as an instructor in the
armys Infantry School. served In
the office of the chief Of infantry,
graduated with honors from the
command and general staff school.
served as professor OF military
science and tactics at the shattuck
school and as instructor in the
army war college before assign
ment TO the China station.
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Joining asy at the eays sersrt-
nsens AZ the 7. NJ c. A. ssgl b.
Saturday frem = 10 . n. 10 81 70
p M. All ne~ members and boys
who's memberships are expiring
ar. expected TO be "a hard 10
register 80 - 10 start the fan
program. Pr1ass stll b. awarded
20 the flrs, IS boys who register
Saturday IN the form Of . free
,hcA,sr party. Every new member
joining the first day viii receive
large Tacoma ~ emblem.
Saturday morning ths regular
fall program viii re, under way
with the Junior Beginners having
their club. gym ard swim from
$50 10 Il. The Friendly Indian
gym and swimming classes get
under way Saturday morning and
also the organization Of Friendly
Indian tribes start Junior High
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DRIVERS BOOKED FOR
IGNORING STOP SIGNS

Noting a decrease in the num-
Der of speeding motorists and an
increase in cases of failure to stop
for arterial streets, police Thurs
day listed the arrest of five drivers.
They booked as alleged speeders
Louis A. Formulas, 1915 South
Yakima ave, and Kenneth A.
Horst, 80 So. 18th st. Formulas
was charged with having no
drivers license, in addition.
For failure to stop at arterials,
officers arrested William Carl,
Rt. 6, box 624-E; E. c. Ebinger,
Ri. l, box 546-B, and T. 0. Ham
merstrom, 702 So. 51st st.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-28

Telephone subscribers, whose In
struments operate from the Proc
tor exchange, located at 1911 No.
27th St, will use dial telephones
about the middle of next year, 1t
was revealed Thursday by George
w. Cahan. Tacoma manager for the
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co.
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