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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-05
, STORIES
IN STAMPS
When Photography Wos
Discovered by Accident

MARVEL Of 1899 is teleyiSion,
" bringing the living image into
your home by electrical impulses,
Marvel Of 1899 was the daguerreo-
type. preserving on metal for the
FIRST time the photograph.
Louis Jacques Dsguerre discoy-
cred the secre, Of the dsguerreo-
type process just 100 years ago in
Paris. although his efforts were
combined with the experiments Of
Joseph Nicephore Nlcpce. The dis
coyery was hailed as one OF the
most important Of all time and
certainly II was. for up until then
there was no way 10 preserve the
human image except by wax and
portraits and neither could sp-
proxima,e the photograph.
But the world came exceedingly
close 10 missing the daugerreotype
a, that. although had not Dsguerre
perfected the process someone else
doubtless would have. The final
step was pretty much an accident.
Niepce and Daguerre had worked
on the problem for many years,
independently. Then they met and
revealed TO each other the results
Of their experiments. Niepce told
Daguerre he was using a chemical.
"bitumen Of Judea" 10 try TO bring
out the pictures. This opened up
a new field for Daguerre.
He went home. eloseted himself
in his laboratory. worked fever
ishly for nearly two years trying
this chemical in all manner of
combinations. Finally. one day. he
left a silver spoon in his chemical
cupboard on a metal plate coated
with iodine. Next day he found
clear picture OF the spoon on the
plate. Success was achieved at
last,
Daguerre and Niepce are shown
above on new French stamp
marking the centenary OF photog-
raphy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-05
BAEERBERRY
CASE REHEAUO
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tees - freedom a speech.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-05
Secy. Ickes' Wife
Is Mother Of Son

BALTIMORE. MPs--Nrs. Harold
/. lckes. wife tsr secretary Of
The interior Was doing nicely at
Johns Hopkins hospital today. SO
was the seven and one-hAlf pound
son she bore Monday ickes Vas
delayed IN Washington By an
emergency cabinet meeting and did
not arrive here until several hours
after the birth OF the baby. Iekes
Is s.. his wife j. IS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-05
Young Cyclist Is
Killed Blu Train

WE>ATCHEE Ralph c. Bon
nerline. II was killed late Monday
whtn he was struck by a train
while riding his bicycle across rail
road tracks a mile from the We
natehee staten.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-05
WEDNESDAY

I A. Nj.
KMO-Deyotonals.
K VI Hollywood: 7:i5
Top OF the Morning.
K o NJ o - Top Of the
Morning. 7:i5, Morn
Ing Memoranda.
KJR-EnSemble.
1880 A. M.
KMO-Daily News. 7:45
What's New
KVI-News. 7:45. Studio
KOMO - Financial; 74S
Sam Hayes.
Ky1-Hews; 7:45, Ads OF
the Air.
KIRO = Newsreel. 7:45
Step Ahead.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-05
IL 80 A. NJ.

SMo-Ohio Boys Band;
II as. Safety Series.
X VI = Serenade: HAS
Headlines.
Koho - Pepper Young.
ll:45. Guiding Light.
X J X - Waltzes: Il.45.
Between the Bookends
K ] X . - Swing; HAS.
News 81 Noon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-05
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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-01-20
Pamatky starych CAST.

Ma stare LitomySlske rad
nicn1 vezi, prave opravene, by
la PASADENA medena deska, u
pozornuj1c1 ma starobylou pa
matku mesta, cesky loket, vsa-
zeny do zdiva veze v osmnac-
tenn stolet1. Tento loket, me-
rfc1 SO en-, byl pouzfvan v le-
tech 1870 az 1853 a zachoval
sc pouze v Litomysli. Praze a
LitomeT1c1ch. Deska je d1lem
mfstnl Masarykovy zemske pr1
myslove skoly Poole navrhu
inz. Wilma. Ma radnicn1 vezi
byla zachovana tez jina pa
matka, zvon zvany saurmacek,
ma nejz Sc zvonf ma poplach pri
pozarech.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-01-20
Druhy million tazen.

Zaverecny tab SO. csl. tridn1
loterie konal sc "a velke ucasti
obecenstva. Byl zahajen uv1-
tacfm projevem rady Zelenky
a proslovem Teditele rady stat
mich loteri1 vladniho rady Ne
mecka, ktery nast1nil cetne OBJ
tie, jimiz byl postizen mas
statni podnik zabran1m 1zeml
a ztratou mnoho prodejep. w.
slovil v zaveru plnou nadeji v
dalsi rozvoj v hranicfeh narod-
nj jednoty naseho statu a po-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-01-20
Udavacstvi prot ceskemu
knezstvu ma Morave.

V posledn1ch desetiletech
musili byt ma cetne fairy v ne
meckych obc1ch ma severn1 Mo
rave posilanf cestl knez1, nebot
nemeckych knez1 byl nedosta-
tex a ma chude fairy Sc nehlasi-
Ii. V poslednfch pohnutych
tydnech byli cetn1 tito knezi
zatceni a RUNE obvinovani.
Risst1 1Tednfci vsak vesmes
shledavajf, re zatcenf Sc -nic1m
neprovinili a propoustej1 je ma
svobodu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-01-20

dekoval vTele "a spolupraci It's
ku a rozhlasu ma vytvarenl
dals1 propagacn1 zakladny stat
mich loterif. Milionova premie,
ktera pripadla ma los cislo
119.367, prekvapila. Los byl
zakoupen v Praze a pokud BY
10 zjisteno, vyhrali: - ctvrtku
neznamy v Kol1ne, osminu ne
znamy hrac v Prostejove, osmi-
nu obchodnlk v Cechach, ctvrt-
ku Tfd1c1 ucitel cd PlZne, osmi-
nu listonos ma Morave.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-01-20
V bludisti kTisfalovych chodeb
" podzemi Nor. Krasu.

POoZeml NOR. kraSu.
Okupacf Sc zmensil i cesky
jeskynn1 svet: Ztratili .jsme
prekrasnou jeskyni Domicu,na
Jejlz prozkouman1 a zaTfzeni
bylo tolik venovano. Budou-li
tam Madafi hospodafit tax.
jake h%ospodaTili v jeskyni u
Aggyteleku, ktera s Domicou
souvis1 a byla cd nj oddelena
zeleznymi vraty, nebo tax, ja-
ko hospodarf Uzhorode, kde
We statn1m 1rednfm dome olou-
pail ] mramorove oblozeni stem
pax "BGh pomoz Domici'. Ale
turista, ktery videl jiz vsech-
ny nase zname jeskyne, nemu-
81 sc obavat, re v podzemnf ma
81 vlasti Sc nenajde pro neho
prekvapeni. Nejen ma Sloven-
sku, ale i ma Morave je v pod
zem1 jeste mnohe pTekvapenf,
ktere teprve ceka ma objevite-
lie. LIE je ocekavati take V
bllzkosti hradu Bouzova ma Sc
vernf Morave, kde u oboe ia
vof1cka byla loni v lete otevre-
ma cast novych krapnfkovych
jeskyn. z noveho podzemf u
Javof1cka je dosud prfstupna
jenom mens1 cast, ale i ia dava
tusit, re tn budou objeveny
podzemn1 prostory sverazne
krasy.
We zpravach O objevenf bou-
zovskych jeskyn byli jmenova-
nj diva Tide: lesnlk a delnfk
ktery z prfrodopisu vi mona
vic, nez lecktery maturant. Ze
skromnosti nebyl jmenovar
pomocn1k, ktery vlezl vsude
kan tt diva nemohli a kterj
vsechnu tn krasu videl vlastnt
prvnf: statecne devce, mladic,
ka dcera onoho deln1ka. z pc
vesti o devceti, ktere slo "a mo
drym svetlem vysoko v nepff
stupnych horach, byl vytvorel
pfekrasny film herecky Len
Riefenstahlove. Prfbeh morav
skeho devcete, ktere sc prodi
ralo podzemn1mi chodbami z;
bflym svetlem krapnik1, j
prostsi: "Nosila jsem tatfnko
! vi obed do podzemf, kdyz pro
} lamoval chodby k jeskyn1m
. nechtel ztracet cas- opustenin
! prace. We skale Sc objevil
1zka puklina. Tatfnek je hu
beny dost, ale do tax 1zk
sterbiny Sc piece jen memoir
, vtesnat. TAX jsem 81 oblekl
| bratrovy saty a pustila Sc do t
1zke chodby sama S elektric
: kou lampickou. Musfla user
Sc proplazit mnoho metrd p
! brise pc mokrych, ledove stu
: denych kamenech. Pojednor
; chodba koncila. Octla jsem s
! We velke prostofe, jejihoz stro
!, pu ami konce jsem nemohl
! dohlednouti. Zavolala user
, a podali mi do chodby velko'
: petrolejovou lampu. V jej1r
svetle jsem spatrila kristalov
: sal, oveseny zaclonami re she
hob1lych krapnfkG. Takovy,
jakych Sc vypravf v pohac
kach. PAX jsem 81 uvedomils
re to, co vid1m jeste nikdo pre-
de mnou nespatril. re user
prvnf clovek, ktery vkrocil d
techto prostor, utajenych |
dem tis1ce let. A to bylo-to ne.
krasnejsl."
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-15

The federation. BY refusing 10
take any political stand al its ssth
annual convention. Sss IN more Of
a position to benefit from the 1870
elections. delegates believed.
The convention closed Thurs
day after unanimously selecting
Port Angeles a. next years meet
ing place. American Federation
Of Labor slso was invited 10 hold
iis 1910 national convention In
Seattle.
Third term talk for President
Roosevelt fell on deaf ears a. the
convention. Gov Clarence ID. Mar
tin came In for embarrassment and
Wsshingtons junior U. 3. senator,
Lewis Il. schwellenbach. appeared
To be losing support.
The federation renewed warfare
on the Congress Of Industrial
Organizations.
And Dave Beck, International
vice president Of the Tesmstsrs
union, forecast a determined fight
in Oregon against the recently
validated antl-pieksting law.
Governor Martin felt the
conventions temper, when
resolution eqmnsoaApg the A.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-15
ARMY PLANNING
SUPER PLANES

WASHINGTON - High military
authorities revealed today that the
United tSates is prepared to build
fleet of super fighting planes
surprising the best craft OF
foreign powers.
The new mystery ships pro-
PEELED by the most powerful mo-
tors ever developed for aircraft,
will range from single-seat pursuit
planes to multi-motored bombing
planes with crews of more than
ten.
Some contracts already have
been placed for the smaller, faster
types, IT was said, and more will
be let for the heavier planes soon.
Within two and half or three
years, officials said. most OF the
5000 planes now authorized for
the army and navy should be made
up Of this new type ship.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-15
LEMONS TAKE
Is CENT JUMP

The local market remained on
an even keel Friday with butter,
cheese. poultry and meats reported
unchanged. Lemons raised another
25 cents per crate over Thursdays
raise and proved to be the only
major change to be recorded.
Watermelon remained the same
per pound but increased in price
per ton. cantsloupes held steady
and are reported to be moving
hriskly. Choice freewater tomatoes
can be obtained for sl.76 per crate.
According to producers. those de-
string to can anricots should do
so within the next two weeks while
still able TO obtain the fresh fruit.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-15
FluctudtiOn Reduces
Stock Mart UOllln7e

NEW YoRk-stooks fiuctuated
irregularly Friday in reduced vol
ume.
Profit taking. by traders who
were unwilling to carry positions
over the weekend in view Of the
international situation. and a dis
position on the part Of most oper-
ators to act cautiously pending
President Roosevelt's message on
neutrality. made for narrow price
movements.
Bonds also were mixed. The
dollar was steady against foreign
currencies.
Wheat closed with fractional
gains. Corn had small losses after
reaching new lows for the season.
Business news generally continued
favorable. but major attention was
focused on Washington.
Automobile production for this
week was reported at 61,61o units.
against 42.7s2 in the preceding
week and 44,510 a year ago. Re-
tail trade ran five to IL per cent
above the 1888 week.
Quotations courtesy Dean Writer &
Co, Washington bldg members
New York Stock Exchangel
Stocks High Low Close
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-15
QUEEN. AIDES
WILL Be FETED

WIN Hostess Queen Amy fra
Murray and her court n 10
rrsnessses. representing every
county In the state. ~ honor
guests, = dlnnsr ana . hall yin ~
staged Friday night. July n, a
Hosei Winthrop ~ ans NJ ths fs.~
lures Of the fsoldsn Jubilss ssis-
braflon.
During The evening. the NEST
beautiful o. al the eeunty
prinessses WI ~ sIneinnetsd Miss
Washinstoa,v and to her win -
the distinction of occupying the
seat VI hnnor on the offteiai stats
u Washington flat In the parade
on Saturday.
The banquet win begin 81 Z
e'olcek. followed by IN impfnmpln
reception and the danes. npon&ov
Of the affair u the Tsrsm. Jsini4r
Chamber NJ csmmsres. Tiehssn
may ~ purchased u eith<r tsbiiee
headquarters IN The Huss hullains
~ 1t Ina chamhes ~ commeree
nffirs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-15
Catholic Bureau
Selects Officers

Announcement of the reorgani-
cation of the board of Catholic Well
fare bureau was made Friday. Of
ficers, listed by Viola Sturman, ex-
ecutive secretary, are: Leo Nc
Gavick, chairman: C. p. Burkey.
vice-chairman, and l.. J. Enright.
treasurer.
The announcement was made fol-
lowing completion of the reorgani-
zation during meeting held at the
X. of c. hall Thursday. The Rev.
Thomas Gill, diocesan director of
Catholic charities, is president, ex-
officio.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-15
BANKRUPTCY RULINGS

u. 4. Judge r. Y. Cssbman I'm
day awarded q bankruptcy Iuds-
ment 70 William u. Llndeman
Route 4. Vancouver, Wash, truck
farmer. Llndsman filed an sppli-
cation la which he listed debts Of
s5.s43 and claimed exemption on
$50 In assets. Another bankruptcy
Judgment flied with the federal
court clerk was that awarded 10
Ted NJ Radke. Route z Olympia
Who listed debts Of s7ts.77 and
Assets Of si.iis. on which ne
asked exemption.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-15

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-15
Investment Trusts

sgps valuable pipe manufacturing
patsnts international Nlah~i
produces about - per cent " al
HleA~l marketed In the 1sfid h.s
proven ore reserves ~ ia ~. 90
t4Ha
Zenith Radios fstslied through
about 10 900 dealers Amsflssa
Crystal Sugar paid shout - 70 .
shsFe In t.zss LAST year In 1919
figure ran a. oniy - eenss . share
Electric Auss.tite 10 ons ~
worlds largest manufacturers ~
slsstrie equipment for satenohsiss.
frseks. TRAITORS. msftns ard sta
tlonsry enxln<s-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-15
BUILDING PERMITS

Permits for new residences have
been given by City Building In
spector c. s. Mccormick 10 r. J.
Robinson for a $4,000 structure at
1912 SO. NJ 81, and to Ben Davis
of 615 Wright st. for = $500
home at 212 SO. 57th 81.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-15
co. PROJECT OKEHED

A $50. 500 wPA allotment for
construction OF sidewalks along
public thoroughfsres throughout
Pierce county has been approved
by President Roosevelt. Senator
Lewis b. schwellenbach announced
Friday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-15
MARKETS AT A
GLANCE

stocks: Irregular and quiet.
Bonds; Irregular: L. S. govern
ments irregular.
Curb Stocks: Irregular.
Call Money: One per cent.
Foreign Exchange: Steady.
Cotton: Steady.
Wheat: Up : 10 : cent.
Corn: Off = TO : cent.
Rubber: Higher.
silver; Unchanged in New York
Al 34A cents a fine ounce.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-15
MISSIONARIES SPEAK

Revs. Leroy and Gladys Balm.
missionaries from India, will speak
Friday night at 7:45 o'clock at
Faith temple. So. 2ist and | SITS.
Their topic will Be The Broken
Heart"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-15

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-HAPP
BIRTHDAY
FRIDAY, JULY II

Paul Busselle, 2l16 So. 18th.
Frank Whitman, Fatonviile.
Weston Coibo, Ills So. Sheri-
dan ave.
Miss Ethel johnson, Route 1,
Box 787, Tacoma.
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saitbitten mariners shown In the
picture above.
They are shown - they at
tempted 10 get their "sea-IeKs"
ready for the marine show.
Three Of them will take active
part. The two girls In the stern
of the boat are Venette Maybin,
princess of the water carnival,
and Elizabeth Johnson, also =
Jubilee princess. Attired ~ IN
admiral. Or something. kenny
johnson. chairman Of the tug
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Political Leaders Rebuffed
BY FederatiOn's Convention

CENTRAL, Wash.-Washngton State Federation of
Labor appeared today hold balance Of power for
years elections.
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being tnwed was accomplished
without registering them with ths
shipping commissioner. This
somewhat blasts the stand Of Ad-
miral Emory n. Land, chairman OF
the maritime commission. Coaster
said.
Port Has Bsen bu.y
Flour for Oriental eonsnmptiou
was being loaded AZ centennisl's
and sperry's Friday by two yes.
sells. one Norwegian motorship,
owned by the Japanese Yamashita
line. and the other a British motor
ship Of the North Pacific Go.
At Centennial was the English
owned Rngeley, while the Nippon
ese-con,rolled Eidsvold wss work.
ing AZ spery mill dock. Both arc
expected 10 Nll late Friday or
Saturday for Oriental ports.
After experiencing ons u The
most active weeks II has enjoyed
In months. Port piers wss expect
ed 10 be all but deserted saturday.
Only one boat the Yngoslayisn
tramp steamer Garcia Miliea.
scheduled for arrival late Friday.
was listed TO remain.
Take Big G.rxe~a
The Oakland. Of Hamburg
American line. outbound for Eu-
rope. left early Friday morning.
and during the day the Gracia, Of
British Donaldson line. tbs steel
Mariner. Of the U. i. Steel 18TH
Milan line. and the San Diego. u
the French line. ell we're due 10
clear Port piers
Each one Of the four loaded
f>sar.oapaeity eafgoes Of general
freight. principally lumber and
grain. The csrica Aiilea uss To
take on 2,s0o toms Of grain for
Shanghai.
ship. In psfii fifsnls sissl Mari
nfr. ssn Disso Poft pisrs Hsisn
MARI smsltsf. EIasFa q - Apsffy
d0fk Rugsisy Centennial mill dots
Mexican B&ksf DOH
ships due Ffidsy--Csfia. Ailles.
Port piers, Cbsfcsa ssnsitss. seftu-
dsy--coa<t Tfsosf, shsffss No. ..
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nlnistration Of The stss< nssdi-
cad AID fund sss rebeet.a and
. report adapted pointing cut
that sls9,eee had be~a ~.
serted from the fund under
Martins Administrations.
the convention rejected q rsso-
luton whieh Nosld hsvs com
minded senator Schwsiifuba n .
proposed embargo against ship
ment Of war materials 20 Japan.
On the ground the ban as inspired
by communiHts