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also demonstrated his capability
by lining up the utilities for the
national power defense plan.
But he may have to wait while
for promotion though he VIII
get there eventually-because of
the need for appcasement of
anti-war sentiment in Mr.. Wood
rings Middle West.
Democratic leaders on capitol
hill have conspired to squelch
the bipartisan protest against
the presidents dabbling in the
troubled waters of foreign policy
by using a parliamentary siienc-
or. They have determined to
force three-day recesses to pre-
vent floor attacks on the admin
istration by Messrs. Nye. Clark,
Vandenberg, Bridges, ct al.
But they are not doing this to
protect the president; their OBJ
ject is to safeguard the Demo-
cratic party against an issue
foreign entanglement-which has
wrecked many recent admins
trations. They recall that Taft
lost votes because of his pro-
posal for tariff alliance with
Canada that Wilson almost de-
stroyed his party by his insist
ence on American adherence TO
the League OF Nations 80 that
Harding's 1922 disarmament
conference turned out TO be
frost $500 that Hoovers morator-
iun was a political boomerang
The moral for the Carriers and
Harrisons and even the Barkleys
is that recent administrations
have been damaged and de-
throned because Of their conduct
Of foreign policy. They hope to
save. not Roosevelt, but the
democratic party from similar
fate.
Behind the diplomatic scenes
President Roosevelt and Secre-
tary Hull have notified Herr Hit
Ter also Great Britain and
France - that they regard the
sell-out OF Czechoslovakia as
the raw deal OF the ages. The
American government has gone
out Of its way TO grant every pos
sible favor-diplomatic and COM
mercisl-to the state Woodrow
Wilson brought into being at
Paris.
As soon as Hitler took over
the Sudeten. both the state and
treasury departments served
notice that Der Fuehrers new
territory would be placed on the
tariff blacklist applying to Ger
many. but not 10 Czechoslo-
vakia. with which the L. s. has
reciprocal trade agreement.
This means that Hitler has lost
a vast market for goods which
once enjoyed most favored
nation status here. He won't
make a nickel IN the United
States from his conquest.
Despite the loss OF its most
populous regious. Czechoslo-
vakia's immigration quota has
not been cut Moreover, our
legation staff at Prague has
been increased since the rape of
territory. whereas II should have
been reduced. In short. the
Orphan Annie state Of Europe
ranks higher at the capital than
II did before it's European friends
Great Britain and France
helped carve II Up.
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vii be published when requested
Mr.. Fixit: Would you tell me
how the City Light 60. hires iis
help Also does this come I'M
der civil service ST.
City Light employees are hired
from lists furnished by the Ia
coma Civil Service board after
competitive examinations.
Mr.. Fiait: I want 10 get a
Mexican divorce. Can you give
me, or tell me, where I can get
the address Of a lawyer
Any lawyer you choose from
the list in the city or phone d.
rectory will advise you about
Mexican mail order divorces.
They are not recognized. so you
wouldn't find one much use after
you got il.
MIR. Fi,it: Could you tell me
II mother separated from her
husband hut not divorced could
get q pension: l have been sep
arated from my husband nine
months and have had scarcely
any help from him. ! have been
employed In another county for
six months hut do not make
enough 10 take care of the chill
dren. Which county would I go
TO TO apply for the pension.
INQUIRER.
There might be some help pos
sible in the county where you
maintain legal residence, but
there couldn't be until your hus-
band had been deserter for a
fun year. II you can't persuade
your husband to contribute more,
perhaps the county prosecutor
can. Since you are working,
most likely you are making
more than the welfare depart
ment could give you, so the hus-
band would be the most probable
source Of supplementary income.
The welfare department will ad-
wise you, If you ask.
Mr.. FiNit: Where would l
write TO about the WPA putting
back on single men who have
been laid off that have no right
to be on at all
AUBURN TAXPAYER
Give the name and all facts
you know to the King county
welfare department, County-City
building, Seattle.
Mr.. FiNit: \ few days ago
saw an ad wanting ladies 10 sew
dresses. l want To know II YOU
think they are all right or sin
cere or will ever hear from
them after I send the 81 deposit
on the dresses TO New York:
A. Il. {.
You always can get full infor-
nation on anything like that
from the Tacoma Better Bust
ness bureau. $50 Washington
building, Main 2sSs.
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BILL WAS NO
RIIID-Ip

Congressman Patman is a
stamping chap with a beaming
smile. receding line of rather
curly hair, and the general ap-
pearance of silyer-tongued
statesman. He remarks rather
sorrowly that TO accomplish any
thing in congress you have 10
make enemies. and says that GER
tain members are exceedingly
jealous.
You know he says, when l
first came to congress. in 1929.
I introduced my veterans bill'
the bill to pay so per cent of
the soldiers bonuses Immediate
ly-"and some Of the older fell
lows in congress came around TO
me and talked like this:
They said: Now, son. you've
got a good bill there -anawfully
good bill You nurse 1t along and
play with it, but don't push it too
hard or you might get it passed.
If you don't get it passed. why
you can stay in congress 20
years on that one bill.
That sort of thing happens,
you know A fellow will intro
duce a bill and won't really try
to get it passed. II makes good
stuff to talk about back home.
Each campaign he can go back
and talk about his bill, and tell
how he must be returned to
congress so he can fight for it.
That way he gets reelected.
But | got my veterans bill
through. I secured passage of a
bill involving millions of men and
billions of dollars. Then l got
Andy Mellon out of the way"
Your correspondent interrupt
I'd n cav "Et1h ."
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TO les |
YOUR KNOWLEDGE

Can you answer seven Of these
test questions Turn 10 the
Womsns Page for the answers.
! Is Indianapolis, Ind, on a
naviga Die river?
2. Who wrote The Autocrat
OF the Breakfast Table"
5. How many cubic inches are
in one gallon
4 What is the value OF mer-
chandise that an American tray-
eler may bring in from abroad
without payment Of duty,
5. Name the captain of the
tanker ESQ Baytown. that
picked up the survivors Of the
flying boat Cavalier
9. In which state is the Rari-
tan river
:. What Is the interest on
$1,000 for one year al s per
cent?
:. Name the tsllest office
building in the L. s.
p What Is accommodation :
IN IN which state are the Cat
skill mountains
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. STORIES
IN STAMPS
Bolivio's MetoI Attroots
Reornine World

THE mineral wealth that at
trscted the SpsniardS to ex.
plore the Andes 400 years ago
still draws men 10 Bolivia. For
tin. copper. silver. lead, tungsten
and other metals are valuable 70
. rearming world.
From 1910 TO 1850 the Span
iards took gold valued al $1,000
900, 900 from Bolivian mines. To-
day the annual production OF gold
is about $500. 900. but other min
erals are assuming increasing i'm
porisnce. Bolivia produces one
fourth of the worlds tin supply,
for example. An American COM
pany controls 80 per cent OF this
output. Petroleum is another i'm
portant natural product.
Chief center of this mineral
wealth IN Bolivia is the Poiosi
area. In an area OF 81 900 square
miles, ranging in altitude from
5000 TO 10000 feet. foreign capital
is today mining everything from
sntimony 10 zinc. Here Germany
and Great Britain and the United
States and Italy are vieing for
control. Exports 10 the United
States have increased sharply IN
recent years.
But II the Andes are rich in
minerals in this portion of Bolivia
they lack other values. The cli-
mate is severe. vegetatica is
rare. transportation is difhcult-
Curiously enough. a vegetable is
TO be found al an altitude of
about $4,000 or $4,000 feet This
is the ysreta. resembling a huge
mushroom without a stem. II is
highly resinous and provides ex-
cellent fuel. One of the major
mountain peaks of the Bolivian
mining area is shown here on Q
1915 stamp. Mt. Potosi.
tccpyriEst isss. NEA Service. Inch
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were referred 10 the house ~
dietary committee. ana Mr.. Pat
man spent 4 week bringing m
evidence TO prove that Nj Mel
Ion had violated the law by con-
unuine to own a business or
businesses while serving as head
OF the treasury department
In January Of 1882. he said.
just when Il was time for Mr..
Melons representatives al the
hearing to present the secre-
tary's side. Mr.. Mellon resigned.
Anyway, getting back 10 the
chain store bill Mr.. Patman
says that he knows of upwards
Of 100 members OF the house who
v-ill vote for the bill There viii
be more, he says. and the senate
will follow the houses lead
The bill Is now before the
ways and means committee.
Date for hearings on it has not
yet been set
Copyright. 1887
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DOCTOR BILLS

Is it worth more money for
doctor to remove the tonsils
from a movie star than from
day laborer? Can a doctor take
into consideration the wealth Of
his patient in fixing his fees?
The prominent actor, w. c.
Fields. was stricken with pneu-
monia. He was treated by a
local physician in small town
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-15

There isn't any such word, of but it might be
coined to describe low in celebrity hunting This
mania has now been placed professional basis
Celebrity Service recently organized in New York City,
panders to the strange desire of people to hobnob with the
bulletins the comngs and gongs of the great and
great Thus the dnerout Doakes restaurant may be
sured that somewhere in the will be dining
Robert Taylor perhaps Charlie Mccarthy. He may
even them-n the flesh in Charles in the
wood
If this prompted by honest curiosity il would not
be bad But it is usually merely for the sake of Dragging
later that Il went to dinner with Bob Taylor Charlie
Mccarthy and went to show together"
bowling is predicted for Celebrity Service for
formula for wealth Find something the saps
want and give it to em-at good price
II Is the will and not the gift that makes the giyer-
leasing.
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HOW CAN | ? : 7
By ANNE ASHLEY

Q. How can ! wash suede
Jacket
A Wash in warm water and
pure soap suds. TO which has
been added about one table
spoonful of household ammonia
10 gallon OF water Rinse and
stretch TO the desired size TO
DRY.
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To any of those who may he
skeptical of these facts. would
refer them to any of those who
have been patients. A. n. j.
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BOOSTS TOWN SEND
Plan

Editor. The Times: We boast
Of being the leading democracy
in the world. Let US exemplify
il in government. II all the peo-
pie. including those who repre-
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DID MELLON
Dr-Ik -

Mr.. Patman pointed out that
in December of 1881 he brought
impeachment charges against
Secretary Mellon in the house Of
representatives. The harges
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Published every week day by The Tacoma Times
PUBLISHING Co 81 SIC Pacific Ave. Tacoma Wash.
The Times delivered hv carrier citv IS cents
month Bv mail outside the state IS cents month.
~ SO per In Washington so cents month;
- per year.
Entered second-clsss matter the paetofficf 81
Tacoma Wash under tho act Of congress March g. 1873
Telephone all departments Main 3l5l.
"rreciam Liberty through all the lznd-Lloertx Bell
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Bruce Cation

WASHINGTON - Congressman Wright Patman OF
Texas is going ahead with his fight against the chain stores
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MR.. FIXIT
He Fixes Thing,

To receive attention IN this co.
umn letters must Eive name ana
sdoTrSs Of writer OnlF initials
vii be published when requested
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For know that il earthly house Of this tabernacle
dissolved have building of God house not made
with hands. eternal in the heayens-ll Corinthians 81.
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The viii financial responsibility for
published lis
fault IL win
part which the typographical
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The pocer 10 tar is the poacer TO destroy"
Those pho are Qorerned least governed best
THOMAS JEFFERSON.
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is the WILL and not the gift that makes the gyer-
leasing.
Evening star., 1939-08-28

tendency Of Sequoia National Park,
will illustrate his talk with natural
color scenes from some of the
national parks.
Thursday evening at pm. the
parks office is offering the public
program composed of the following
moving pictures: THE River" TN
the Wake Of the Buccaneers" and
THE Old Danish Sugar Bowl" The
latter concerns early piratical history
of the Virgin Islands.
In case of unfavorable weather the
campfire program will be held In
the Interior Auditorium, c street
between Eighteenth and Nineteenth
streets NV.
Nature walks for the week are
as follows:
Junior nature walk from $50 to
11:30 am. tomorrow, for juniors
to Is years old. in Fort Kemble Park.
Juniors were asked today to meet
in front of st. David's Chapel on
Conduit road at Chain Bridge
road NV.
Bird walk from 5 to am. Sunday
along the towpath of the Chesapeake
Evening star., 1939-08-28
Burglar FIees With S.
When Victim Awukes

Paul Donovan Of 4589 Conduit road
NV. was robbed Of S. early yester-
day by burglar who leaped out of
window after he was surprised by
Donovan while ransacking his bed
room.
Awakened by a slight noise, Dono-
van switched on the lights. He saw
"bushy- haired young white man.
IN his room. Donovan gave police a
description of him,
Evening star., 1939-08-28

Aviation, Inc.-are 90 ships ahead of
scheduled commitments as of Au-
gust 26.
Deliveries on the $4,000, 900
worth of military planes, chiefly to
France and England, are not due
until April, 1910, yet Los Angeles
County plants already have tleliv-
cred more than $4,000 900 worth,
or nearly half the tctal required"
Mr.. Beebe said the three plants
were producing a monthly average
Evening star., 1939-08-28

and Ohio Canal Parkway near Syca-
more Island. Those taking the walk
were asked to meet at the Sycamore
Island street car stop on Conduit
road NV.
Tree walk from 2::30 to 4:30 pm
Sunday through Lafayette Park. In
the park grow many rare trees i'm
ported to this country.
Evening star., 1939-08-28

!, were announced today by Howard
Q. Hunter, deputy commissioner of
the w. P. A.
Bruce Uthus, regional director.
with headquarters in Chicago, will
be transferred to staff assignments
IN the national Office in Washing
ton. George H. Field, now regional
director In New Orleans, will te
transferred to the Chicago office.
lawrence Westbrook, an assistant
administrator Of the w. P. A.. will
succeed Mr.. Field in New Orleans.
Evening star., 1939-08-28
Years Of Adventures
In National Parks
To Be Recounted
Acting Director Speaks
Friday Evening at
Sylvan Theoter

Col. John R. White, acting director
Of the National Park Service, will
speak on Years of Adventures in
Our National Parks" at the weekly
campfire program of the Office of
National Capital Parks at 8 pm.
Friday at the Sylvan Theater, WASH
tngton Monument Grounds.
Col. White, who recently came to
the headquarters of the National
Park Service from the superin-
Evening star., 1939-08-28

orders totaling $63 900 600 from for
eign governments are well ahead OF
schedule. This county embraces the
greatest aircraft production area in
the world.
Summarizing the situation today,
President James L. Beebe Of the
Los Angeles Chamber Of Commerce,
said:
"The Los Angeles County plants
Douglas Aircraft Co., Lockheed Air
craft Corp. and North American
Evening star., 1939-08-28
Los Angeles Plants Rush
Foreign Plane Orders

By the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, Aug. 28.-The
City OF Angels" and its peaceful
environs have a prime commercial
interest in the European war situa-
ton.
Deliveries from Los Angeles Coun-
ty airplane manufacturing plants on
Evening star., 1939-08-28

of $7,500, 900 worth of airplanes for
England and France.
At that rate, he estimated, they
will complete their contracts months
ahead of schedule,
Evening star., 1939-08-28
Three Changes Made
In w. P. A. Field Stoff

Three changes in the field staff of
w. P. A., to be effective September
Evening star., 1939-08-28

-Half-pint vacuum bottle
included! Keeps liquid hot
or cold for hours! Roomy
kit provides ample space for
fruit and sandwiches. Blue
or red enamel finishes.
Kann's-Air-Cooled Street
Floor.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1939-01-12
How Women
i'm Their 4O's
Can Attract Men

Here's good advice for a woman during her
change usually from SO to 52), who fears
she'll lose her appeal to men, who worries
about hot flashes, loss of pep, dizzy spells,
upset nerves and moody spells.
Get more fresh air, hrs. sleep and il you
need good general system tonic take Lydia
Z. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, made
especially for apomen. 1t helps Nature build
up physical resistance, thus helps give more
vivacity to enjoy life and assist calming
jittery nerves and disturbing symptoms that
often accompany change Of life. WELL
WORTH TRYING!
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1939-01-12
Pattern 6237.

Anyone who can do simple but
tonhole stitch CHATS all cutwork
isl can have lovely linens such
as these. Here are number of
motifs suitable for those smaller
useful linens-scarfs, towels, pill
low cases and tea cloths. Begin
now. Pattern 6237 contains
transfer pattern of IA motifs rang
ing from 3 by 5 inches to 3A by
Is inches; materials needed; color
schemes.
To obtain this pattern, send Is
cents in coins to The Sewing Cir
Gle, Household Arts Dept, $50
West 18th ST., New York, N. Y.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1939-01-12
Early Riser

Judge-Have you ever been up be-
| fore me?
Accused-I don't know. What time
! do you get up?
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1939-01-12
ASK THE OTHER BOY

Little Gordon had arrived home
from school with cut lip and
black eye.
"Dear mel" exclaimed his moth
er. ''Do you mean to say you've
walked through the streets like
that?"
81 had to, num-" grinned Cor
don. "You see, there wasn't room
for the two of us in the ambulance"
Stray Stories Magazine.
Standing Him Off
Friend-You can't cheat old Fa-
Their Time.
Man-No, but some of the women
drive mighty close bargain with
him.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1939-01-12
The Picture Bride

A picture bride" is bride whom
the bridegroom has not seen before
marriage. She is woman who has
been selected as wife by her pic
ture alone. The term is particu-
larly associated with a practice for
merly prevalent among the jap
anese in the United States.
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PERSONAL

sure. inexpensive. Chart, information free.
Write DR.. WENDT, CANTON, 8. OAK.
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CattY

Kitty-Don't you believe that
years teach us more than books?
Katty-Well, you ought to know,
dear.
La gaceta., 1939-02-04
Ell TORNEO DE TENNIS
POR LA COPA DAVIS

New York, feb. 4.-Tomaran
parte en- ell torneo de la copa
Davis, segdn las selecciones he
chas aqui, 81 paises, incluyen-
do I'm nuevo ingreso, ell de Bra
sill, la prospera repdblica Sur
Americana.
Los primeros partidos Sc efec
tuaran en- esta forma:
Jugoeslavia contra Irlanda,
Rumania contra Hungria, Che
coeslovaqui contra Noruega, Bel
gica contra la India, Italia con-
ira Monaco, Polonia contra Ho-
landa, Alemania contra Suiza,
Suecia contra Dinamarca, Ingla
terra contra Nueva Zelandia J
Francia contra China.
Australia jugara con Mexico
Cuba con ell Canada y Filipinas
con ell Japon.
La gaceta., 1939-02-04

los ~pequehos dormidos.,., ell Ii
bro alberto sobre la mesa, Ell ga
to que dormita, serene y tran
puilo, encima de un butac6n don
de hay una brenda olvidada.....
ERA toda la poesia inmensa,
profunda y sabrosa del hogar
%cristiano, TODD ell encanto de la
familia, ell placer a la vez senci-
Ito y dulcisimo de la casa, san
tuario de nuestros s~entimientos,
de nuestro trabajo, de nuestros
ensuehos l......
~ TODD aquello, 10 mas sagra-
do de la vida, puesto que es 10
mas intimo del coraz6n, 10 ha-
bia abandonado ella para huir
con un hombre extraho, al frio
impiadoso de la Gale y del mum
doly..,.
~ ella esarta ahoyg ssbs
La gaceta., 1939-02-04

Los who's de marca, los pla-
tos excelenteS y copiosos, iban
animando a sus amigos, y Ell Ca
marada hacia ahora chistes mas
grueSos.
Due. que dice?-tuvo
que preguntar Gustavo, que no
habiase enterado, con ell alma au
sente, de las dltimas palabras de
Aranguren, las que provocaron
esta espantosa carcajada.
-Digo-repiti6 ell CamarA-
da amablemente, con la prose-
popeya de I'm catedratico que ex
plea una lecci6n a sus discipu-
los, y teniendo en- la diestra una
chuleta empanada-, que esta ca
sa es de confianza, porque en- un
restaurant donde 20 almuerzo,
por ALA, por los barrios de To-
ledo, nos dan dos wees 3 ls Sc
La gaceta., 1939-02-04

mana unas riquisimas chuletas
de parroquiano!
-iQue barbarol
-iNo os riais l....,. iChuletas
de parroquiano! Ell mismo due
no de la tasca nos 10 dijo ell otro
dia. "Estas chuletas son de a.
quel senior gordo que Sc senta-
ba junto al mostrador.... aquel
del traje claro."
Sc reproduction las risas.
FL mismo Gustavo rio de bus-
ma CANA, agradeciendo la buena
fe de sus amigos, que Sc esforza-
ban en- dulcificarle la velada.
Tomaron aqui mismo ell cafe
Y esperaron a las doce para ir a
la misa del Gall9.
Fueron a San Sebastin.
Estaba la igleSia atestada, y
Jas gentss desbordaban hasts las
La gaceta., 1939-02-04
IELIO BETTlNA Els
Ell NUEVO CAMPEON
DE LAS IT'S LIBRAS

New York, feb. 4.-Anoche,
en- la Madison Square Garden,
81 italo-americano Melio BATH
ma conquisto la corona del peso
complete ligero en- ell estado de
New York, venciendo por no
caut tecnico, en- ell nOveno asalto,
al negro Tiger Jack Fox, su RI
val.
Battina, p1gil de fuertes pu-
nos ly reconocido coraje, inici6
Ia ofensiva y deshizo los planes
del negro que era ell favorito en-
81 ~criterio de los "expertos".
Al comenzar la pelea las a.
puestas Sc hallaban a favor del
negro, en- proportion de 3 a l.
En- ell octave asalto, con un pO-
deroso gancho, ell ciudadano de
Beacon derrib6 a Fox y la cam.
pana salv6 a este.
POGO despues de comenzado e
noveno, y apreciando que Tiger
Jack no podfa defenderse, Ell ar.
bitro Eddie Jose intervino y pu,
so fin al combate, poniendo en-
alto la mano de Bettina.
Para ell italiano, que pesabs
1924 libras contra 174A libras
Ell triunfo significa ell Otorga.
miento del titulo de las IT'S Ii
bras por la comisi6n atletica de.
estado.
Los amigos que en- Beacon til
ne Bettina hicieron ell viaje has
ia New York y desfilaron POI
Broadway con una banda de mi
sica al frente.
Cuando Bettina sali6 de Bea
con para New York, ell alcalde
despidi6 en- la estacion y lie dijo
Tenemos La seguridad de gu
nos traeras ell titulo.