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La gaceta., 1939-10-07

Partido American Labor Party
una importante fuerza politica
IN la ciudad Y eStado de New
York, aprob6 aqui una reso.I
ion condenandO a los cOmuniS-
as de los EStados Unidos como
raidoreS del movimiento obre-
70, antagonists de la democrG-
cia y protagonistas de la dicta-
dura. Tambien coden6 ell Parti-
do la alianza de la Union So
Wet con Hitler, calificandola de
golpe alevoso y traicionero a la
ivili2aci6n del mundo y al MIS-
tempo destacandola como IL
combination de las dictaduras
rOjo-parda en- contra de la demo
cracia Y de la libertad,
La asamblea del Partido Sc We
rific6 en- ell Centre Manhattan
Y apoyaron la resolution 10,
clubs de Districts, uniones AFT
liadas y otras cOlectividades.
Condenando la actitud rusa,
no americana, de los comunistas
de este pals, el Partido impedi-
IA que los %c)munistas, como han
hecho en- otras organizacioneS,
Sc apoderen de los puestos I'M
p~ortantes para hacer propagan-
da en- pro del Soviet y de some
timiento a Stain. Michael j.
Gill, ell CONCEAL, tildado de CO.
munista, no particip6 en- el de-
bate.
Antes de votar Sc dijo clara
mente por Alex Ross, secretariO
del Partido, que los inconformes
con la resolution seran separa-
dos del Partido al terminarse Ia
votacin. Votaron por la mereai-
la condemnation 605 delegados
y en- contra 81. Cuando Sc levan
los comunistas encubier-
los a votar en- contra, los delegl
dos hacian demostraciones, CAL
ficandOlos de esp1as q instru-
mentos del Soviet.
Les parrafos mas importan
ties de la resolution aprobada,
dicen: FL gobierno de la Union
Soviet urgiendo y profesando Ia
politica de un frente undo de
las democracias contra la agr,-
sion nazi, subita Y arteramen.e
adopt6 una norma de estrecha
collaboration militar con el regi-
men de Hitler. Esta acci6n fue
ciertamente Rolpe traicionoro
mund0 civilizado. Esta fusion
de las dictaduras ha cread0 una
mayor amenaza a la paZ de toJO
el mundo. Estas dos dictaduras
estaban operandO en- la superb
Gle como fUerzas ~separadas en-
la historic del mundo, aparente
mente opuestas la una a la otra.
Las dictaduras r0jO-parda So
han fundido ahora en- una fuer-
"a amenazante y en- guerra con-
ira Ia libertad democraitca, CO.
mo 10 prueba el ataque hecho en-
PolOnia-desde el oeste y eI es-
te. D~efensOres de esta cruel y
norma Sc encuentran en-
asta naci6n nuestra.
"Pueden ser encontrados tam
Ji6n en- las filas de los Bund na-
lis y en- las filas del Partido Co.
nunista. Los nazis abiertamen-
.e apoyaban la dictadura y la
.gresi6n los comCnistas, no obs
especialmente en- los ulti
NOS amos, asumian Ell papel he
los Gnicos verdaderos campeJ-
les de la democracia, junto con
los Estados UnidOs, en- los asun-
los del mundo, Bajo ~ diyisa de
Seguridad Colectiva de las De
mocracias contra la aggression
nazi, lograron engahar a mu
,hos progresistas bien intencio
lados. Los recientes scontecl-
mientOs han destnmascaraIo
las tacticas y la estrategia CO.
Sus expHcaeiones Dc
La gaceta., 1939-10-07

El Partido Socialista frances
aprob6 aver una resolution en-
contra de la actitud y conduc-
ia del Partido Comunista.
Los comunistas f%ranceses, co
mo los de otros lugares, pien.
san primero en- Moscu y des-
pues en- la terra donde nacie-
ron.
AL ser disuelto ell PartidO Co
munista, los diputados 'rojos''
mantuvieron sus relaciones
con Stain Ia TerceEa Inter
La gaceta., 1939-10-07
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
Palabras del senador Norris. Imperialismo e
Inconsistencies Ell Partido Socialists frances.
-"Generosa compensation" = X u a s de
Moscu.

nacional, como 81 para ellos su
patria fuera Russia Y no Fran
cha.
La policfa francesa ha des-
cubierto y denunciado esas re-
laciones de los diputados CO.
m~unistas con los hombres de,
Kremlin..,..
iTraicionaban a Francia pa
ra servir a Stain!
La gaceta., 1939-10-07

americana, comandante Schra-
der, agrega que el informe par
ito de Irlanda, lugar de donde
ell vapor sali6 ell dia 2 de Oc-
tubre.
La gaceta., 1939-10-07
SALIO Ell PRCHA
LA PARA FRANCIA

Paris, Octubre 7.-Se halla
en- canine de esta capital el ge-
neral Lev Prchala, iefe de los
La gaceta., 1939-10-07

legionarios checos que combatis
70 nen Polonia.
Aqui Sc lie dara un nombra-
miento para la fr0ntera, frente
a las tropaS "naxis,"
La gaceta., 1939-10-07
HUNDIDO UN VAPOR IN
Giles DE 800 TONELADAS

Londres, Octubre I'm
submarine aleman atac6 y tor
pede6 ell pequeho vapor ingles
G~lenfarg, de 876 toneladas.
Uno de los tripulantes pere
clio. Los demas fueron saliva
dos. =
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-13
STEPHEN CURRAS

stephen Curran, "a. died Tues
day at his home, 2502 so. NJ 1t.
He was a native Of Galway, Ire
land. coming TO the U. s. at the
age Of IS. A resident OF Tacoma
for so years. he had been employed
by the city water department for
many years. He leaves two sons.
Michael J. and James p. Curran:
four daughters, Mrs Mary Zehn-
der. Mrs. Agnes Whitaker. Mrs. Is.
Lsska and Mrs. Catherine Carl
son; a brother. Patrick curran;
IS grandchildren. and eight great
grandchildren, all OF Tacoma. Fu-
neral services Will be held Thursday
morning at 3 o'clock from the
Holy Rosary church. the eortege
to leave Gsffney's at $40 O'Clock;
burial In Calvary cemetery. The
rosary will be recited Wednesday
at 8 p. m. at the Gaffney chapel
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-13
LITTLE CHANGE
IN PRICES HERE

Aside from zee chsnxs IL sxx
prices. thr toesi wholesale msskss
moved alenx peacefully Nestn<s.
dsy. vita = continued brssk 49,
msnd fer sFricnts
There ~es ons-eent sassnc<
for Grade A special large white
sfss raising TIE price 10 n cents
doacn Thls put ths egE range
al ~ 10 ~ cents anzrn. csFtuns
we're tao cents eStfe.
Fruit iars are h~snK s<us n the
cellar filled wlth spFicats. laxsn.
nsfFits and Fssrhesrses Thls heavy
earning. especially II srfteass. wsIl
lsst seont enc more sees. a<alrs<
repars.
wstsFmslen continued Al esAts
a pound. ard peas remained At ~
10 I cents LEGAL potatoes we're
ti.so = eex.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-13
$1,000 LEFT
BY DECEASED
Tideflats Resid e Mt
Leaves Fortune
in Bank Box

An sii.0 sequel appeared
"Wednesday 10 the humble death
July Of Ned Bshee. resident Of
the Tacoma tideflats shAektown at
6le IA. 18th st.
His passing Was unnoticed off
eially until Tuesday afternoon
when Mark Burrows Of Kent. a
nephew Of Blsbee. appeared in SUI
perior Judge Fred @. Remains
court and asked TO be appointed
special administrator. He filed
an affidavit with the court in
which he said he believed his uncle
left a Will In a safe deposit box
in the Washington Safe Deposit
Co. in Tacoma.
Officially the story was carried
no farther then but Burrows re-
turned TO the court later in the
afternoon and told court attaches
his uncle left far more than a
mere will. In the safe deposit
vault, he said. were United states
bonds worth sll 900
Bisbee Is said 10 have left three
daughters in Wisconsin and New
Jersey.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-13

Friday Was expected 70 be ore
q the busiest DAYS At Port piers
within recent months ss six yes-
sells. three II them in foreign
service. were scheduled 10 begin
work there that morning.
The ships include the san Diego
81 the French line. inbound from
Europe. the Hamburg American
lines Oakland. also from Europe
the Steel Mariner 81 the Isthmlan
line. from the Fast coast. the Tex
mar q the calmar line. also in
the intercoast trade; the gas
tanker. J. J. coney. and the Yugo-
slavian tramp steamer. Garcia
Milica.
Three hundred tons Of sacked
wheat, plywood aud other freight
Will be taken on by the San Diego
after she has discharged a ship
ment Of coffee from Central
America.
Load Logs, Lumber
The Oakland will load SO. 900
feet Of logs and 100. 600 feet Of
lumber. She will leave about 100
tons OF chemicals. Both the san
Diego and the Oakland win call
at other Puget Sound ports before
leaving for Europe.
The Garcia Miliea viii take on
2 500 tons OF wheat for delivery IN
Shanghai. II viii mark her first
visit TO Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-13
Flour Industry
Asks Protection

Fsesr msiisnH snasetrIes. hsebe1
~ ha.sn~&. meu - rsr>ei mn
ssnrisvss f-n<~s.l a>msnus upau
th< ely saunrti W<dnenu1nS ~
eefis>et pe>sihle eevsnfrnrtlna - I
fasdwsy and waller main m1tell4@
tion u Insure h<fler fIpp ree1or1ian
70 she nnrtA end wsferfPuaf Min.
WARTS censnsisalpeev nproHs<eo
saste~1 ne dsseu1lien tkse ~
lImissry surveys hed be~u re~oni-
y Fse1~ehsd and flstl dNfa Gem.
pistsd. 80 M scmpsistion ~ sn~
kins~Fsnx dsts semptstsa - m
asesss shat ~ prspas~a smpfuss-
as<nt weald sust.
The surveys wsxs earf1e1
through sn pfsp1ss1 plan = -
tend Pacific ave nsrsh~xrt - !
sut Hto ths bank aaa Mutt as>s-
hooking he watssfrsut ssut N ~
mills nssllsa th<fs.
IN Inc group "Wednesday wsrs
snsmbsfs II he Industrial husr~su
~ the Tacoma ch~mn~r - Com.
rtsfes. ths pe~ntn1n xxsaeistIou.
fIfs unter~rstefs sn4 In reforl
mill smpinyes.
r. W. jaxbsms~a shsirmxn a
The Industrial buresn sn4 snpersn.
tsssient II ths csntsnntal MIN.
said HE plant siens hei ma ssehf
fifss IN ne last thfse years. sny
cns 81 which u a had Gotten MT
~ ennspI might ven have ERA
Tsrams iss sntlfs flour miIilne N.
dnstry with payroll u 60 e ~
employees.
Mayor kmufsnsn ptoml3sd sosiv
SERIOUS eensl<l~vo<teo ~ tbs peoss
lem, fs~rxeFssn Indicated lseh n
MINDS wss the chief fsssaa far MT
psso~~siins with shs pfajs~t pro.
posed
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-13
1,&1HH&Ea3kX
Friday to Be Busy Day on Waterfront
With Six Vessels Booked to Berth

Canned goods. iso tons q ply.
WOOD and lie GO feet 81 humber
vii BE- picked up ~ the steel
Mariner for delivery un the Al
isntle sesboard. Ths TesmsF %
scheduled - discharge shout %
tons Of miscellaneous freight frum
the East coasi. Outbound she will
take so. ooo feet ~ lumber.
ps~ehsrksux Bssrk
Thr port wasn't exactly IDLE
Wednesday. with four ships work
ing there. Tho caimar Was dis
charging $50 tons os brick IN sddl-
iion 10 other freight she will take
s3o. 600 feet % lumber in return.
Tn. Columbia star Of the niue
Funnel line. after staying several
days. was due 10 M anchor for
Europe some time Thursday. she
was completing = cargo Of lumber
Wednesday. Also expected 20 leave
Il the Mauns Ala. IN the Hawaiian
service, Fourth beat Al the port
"Wednesday was the Siiverado of
The Mccormick line. loading i5o.-
900 feet Of lumber Tor delivery IN
California.
ship. In p.sti san Angelo aud W.
u kesver ehsffer Nc 4 cslmar,
Columbia star. Sisvefndo ana Asuna
Ala. fofi piers Asiu AaFa. csntsn-
NAL mill dock standard service.
standard oil Co dcek
ships due Thursday - American
Ortole ntrEman rnsli d1<k
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-13
SHERIFF'S DEPUTIES
ARREST TWO WOMEN

A sheriffs raid at 1917 Court e
late Tuesday night resulted IN ar.
rest of two women. ono charged
with operation II a house Of III
fame. the other with soliciting
Mrs. Hattie Kelly. -. WA charged
a. the landlady. and held under
$500 bail Arrested with her and
held under $3.50 bail was Betty
Graham. "a UndersheriH clyde
Knowles led the raid with Deputies
Cassidy and MleAse.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-13
e. o. p. Picnic
Set Au0. 9Th

Pierce county Republicans will
have their annual picnic, sponsored
by the Mems Republican club. at
spanaway park Saturday. Aug. 5.
The date was set at the Tuesday
night session Of the club at the
Hotel Winthrop. Speakers of prom
inenee and a forum discussion Of
possible candidates for governor
from the west side Of the state are
on the picnic program tentatively.
The club viii provide coffee and
ice cream, G. o. p. members their
own pot-luck picnic dinner.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-13
Rites Thursday for Mother,
Daughter Drowned in Auto

both. They had been visiting a
sister and brother-in-law. Mr.. and
Mrs. Chester Boyd. In Wenstchse.
and before that had spent a week
with Mrs ofstads parents. Mr..
and Mrs James E. Day Of Yakima.
Other relatives surviving Mrs,
ofstsd are her husband. Alvin. and
four brothers, Egbert l.. Day of
Lscrescenta, Cal. and Alfred h..
Richard w. and Vernon Day. all OF
Yakima. Her daughter also leaves
her grandparents. Mr.. and Mira
hen Ofstad OF Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-13
County to Haze
Float in Parade

A 24-foot model of the Tacoma
Narrows bridge. which will grace
Pierce county's float in the Golden
Jubilee parade here Saturday. July
%, was being completed Wednes-
day at the courthouse by Lewis
Law, maintenance man for the
county building.
Law. an expert and resourceful
builder, has made his bridge with
towers 8 feet inches high and a
deck 26 inches wide. Model cables
support the bridge In exactly the
same way the huge wire cables will
hold the Narrows bridge.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-13

Last rites for Mrs. Virginia r.
Day ofstad and her four -year-old
daughter. Msrlene. 81 Fast sfst
st, who were killed in An automo-
bile accident near wenatch.e sun
day. viii be held Thursday at 10 30
a. M. at Yakima. Mrs. Ofstad had
lived her entire life Ia Yakima
until moving here four years ago.
The mother and her daughter
were driving home from wenstohee
Sunday when their ear plunged
into the White river. killing them
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-13

DIVORCE DEGREES

Intsriocutory divorce DEGREES
granted 10 Katherine A. from
Lewis l. Dslss. Lois from Ralph
Lancaster and Ruth L. from John
l.. Geissier were on file In superior
court here Wednesday. Granted
final DEGREES were Ella Mae from
John T. Fsrgsrson. Ethel from
John A. Morris. Wanda Madeline
from Leonard r Bender and
Louis from Lsona Cato.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-13
SEATTLE MAN CHARGED
WITH OREGON MURDER

CONDOR, Ore. = First degree
murder charges rested formally
today against e5-year-oid Lee Cob
Inns. Seattle. for the shooting OF
state Policeman willard Tubbs In
a running gun battle along Coz
lumbia River highway near Ar.
lingion June IL.
An indictment Was returned by
Gillian county grand jury against
the former convict. who had besn
wanted only on bad check charge
when the fatal shooting occurred.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-13
Council Studies Plan to
Improve Electrical Service

The old Nlsquslly plant at La
Grande feeds its current into the
Nisquslly snhstatIon over 5000
volt lines. Eventually. Davisson
indicated, there will be further
development Of the Hisqually plant
and a chsngeover To .00o-volt
primary service from that source.
At the higher voltage of the
primary power. better service can
be maintained. be said. without
taxing the sabststion facilities.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-13
COUNTY GETS Sl,774
FROM TIDELAND SALE

Pierce county drew $i,7T4 We'd
nesday as its share Of the states
annual division Of revenues from
leases Of tidelands. harbor areas
and waterways. State Treasurer
Phil II. Gsllsgher's division Of the
fund ranged from sl6.545 to King
county down to rs cents TO San
Juan.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-13

Feller intn ma
Of the toughest
spots any Pitch
or could i,s CALI
ed on 10 face.
and the Clsss-
land younEsser
inst n - esine
~ that hs may
be accorded II
least . large
spris ~ the lssl-
rel wreath ~
the Ameflran
leagues vietofy
over the Ma
tionsi league
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-13
WARRANTS ARE CALLED
In BY CITY TREASURER

Finance Commissioner Faweett
announced Wednesday city war
rant call for more than 500. 900 In
outstanding general fund and l.. 1.
ID. guaranty fund warrants, as of
July IA.
The call will pay off sos. 1913 so
in general fund warrants Nos.
1910 to 1854, and s7.a4s in
L. !. D. guaranty fund warrants,
Nos. SO to "a.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-13
MRS. JOHN J. BERGoUsT

Mrs. Helen Marie Bergoust, So,
Of TO No. Cushman ave. died
Tuesday at her home. She was a
native OF Wisconsin and had lived
in Tacoma for SO years. She was
a member OF the Messiah Lutheran
church. She leaves her husband.
John j.; two daughters, Mrs. n. X.
Carver Of Chicago. and Miss Char
lotte Bergoust Of Tacoma; two
brothers. s. II. Strand OF Maine.
and Carl G. Strand Of Washington;
two sisters. Mrs. j. Mortensen of
Minnesota and Mrs. w. r. Wei
man OF Washington; -four grand
children and two great-grsndchil-
dren. Mellinger Will announce the
funeral.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-13
LOUIS LANDSTROM

Louis Lsndstrom. 50. a resident
of Tacoma for 40 years, died Tues
day in a local hospital, He lived
at s21 So. 18th st. A native of
Sweden. he was a member of the
Swedish Order of Valhalls and
the Lutheran church. He leaves
his wife, Freda; a daughter, Mrs.
Alma Olsen Of Bremerton, and
one grsndchild. c. o. Lynn will
make the funeral announcement.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-13
OBITUARIES
DICKEY OSBORN

Diekey Osborn, flve-year-old son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Osborn Of
National. died Monday at Yskims,
where he was visiting friends. Be
sides his parents. he leaves three
brothers. Kenneth. Jack and Or
Vile Osborn, and two sisters. Eva
and Jane osborn-all of National
Funeral services will be held
Thursday at p. m. from the
c. o. Lynn chapel; burial in Eaton
vile cemetery.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-13
MAJOR DOPE

NEw yoRk rsoeplnx bark to
ths wars today, The aombatsnty
and nan-eomhatanis 81 The sil..t.f
baseball game ~rrs willing % eons
cede that nab FsiIsr. The frws
farm hoy with the sssayinx gall
and thu blskinE fast hall. u the
kinKpsn II pitchers.
Joe Mccarthy. manager NJ the
world champion Yankees. nsshsd
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-13
ASK PROJECT RENEWAL

A delegation Of women VI th>
wfA readers project. recently dis
continued locally. called On the city
council Wednesday requesting sup
port for reinstatement VI the pro-
lect, Mrs Rachel L<cnons was
spokesman for the group.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-13
REQuEsT RErEHKEp

Petition 81 the Bethel Psnts-
eostsl assembly for permission 10
erect a gospel tent az 50. nth and
l. ats. from july Is TO Sept. /.
was referred by the council We'd
nesday 70 the pubic safety depart
nent.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-13
CAKSIvAL SWITCHED

Ray c. Roberts post. v y. W,
was granted permissiOn BY the
council Wednesday 10 transfer ia
permit for carnival from Center
81. grounds 10 the Union Pacific
circus grounds on the tideflaLs.
July II % y.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-13
MARKETS AT A
GLANCE

stocks; strong.
Bonds: Higher: u. s. lower.
Curb stocks: Higher.
Cali Money; One per cent.
Foreign Exchange. Steady.
Cotton: Lower
Corn; Down Ia 10 L. cents.
Wheat: of a 10 IL cents.
Rubber: Firm.
silver: Unchanged in New York
at San cents a fine ounce.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-13

vii - ess fev 10 days 20 t~s
p~<ks
IN ihs sssssh- swslss vnioy.
: ssst ~ tssshas ~ sxss-
den's ~ssy ssf1tr pesns1tG1 ~
Am<ssess lsa9ues~ u ~ s1nee
seessa ma, wbksh ~ 49,
ab~aA. Ill ~ fjgnone01e's
hsmss Ists ~ Isft ftsl1 kpses.
s~ss ~ fpssI iine. n ~ mas6
fvsne. weat~ hsss wea -
naspe. sHtwss.
eordoa's iassiy wsSh ~
vsuxhsHss xrotsnasf. whkch -
turned into doabie play IN the
sixth. vas only one u NJ FADING
contributions be knsek~a aewn
otf's single Just b~fsrs the plsy.
whish prevented Loxaharai fsues
scoring fsssH SECOND. 1ut ths
teppsf u them ~ sas NJ issesnw
xIsv~si~hand eeteh - Jes ns<-
wiek's snoklbs lsnsr IN ~ sisnfh.
Asdsiek said. ''tsesaaa sasai1 -
lyneh~d Toe masking . clay lshs
that u sss estsisnk Ehietery.
l-=~-~--ars-zzas-a-.sau-
White fl phsnts are aid
qssiekiy ~ith = Times Want A
Cali Main afaI.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-13
SCHOOL BOARD sKIPs

No meeting Of the Tacoma
school board viii be held Thurs
day afternoon as usual The
boards next scheduled meeting will
be July n.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-13

WHOM ys1u k;ehsgs sss esoesesel
sfta yatsf Df444@r = Initiates 80
passage se4sss sn4 ettea x<1oft& 80
u~4Eisn On CsD&sis~. 4 ff1e hasn>i<1D
stitsuiaHs <aa aiizss<l4 kne< e<ekze "
@sax ~ eHfe asza kesxe ~ ~ z961e
~ eag aa1t1<fH afzk4st&pg.
ia Dfss 1t1d safe so - ma Moro
h<slthf af1isftF tat8 nlHu454 eI<4
sisadsf yeu sBes.a <Iesp mere
eFu1ffF to 1nn+e 1}GH4 Hf1u1M.
sys s< ss'ss - xst cola Nk1tf.---
Holland faH01
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-13
BUILDING rsHMIrs

Building permits were Issued
Wednesday 10 n. G. Francis for =
81. 800 residence at s0s Ia. 40th ct
and 10 j. g Wilkins for two cot
taEes. each 20 cost $500. at 1910
So. Proctor II. and 1914 Pa I 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-13

with tho h~ass damned. nfe asssl
and the American league .hsad
only two runs, Teller sasksd 70
the mnund bsfors "a ss7 fans W
YANKEES stadium yesterday and cut
the heart out ~ nationst league
rally with just ma pitch.
Tsmssy nvi6sss sst kIsssesf
into the hsls - fast that ~
les aian't ksss mnes ttsss ~
warm ny brssss Mccarthy
waved him In. Ne ipeke6
Arky yamshsa. rIftsbassh's
.a~- sias~ NntisnaI i~ngsss kstp
ting ehsnspsss. In ths sys.
Then Fsllsr cut loose with bic
Sunday pitch. and Vaughan ne >
sroundsr % Joe nofdns II sseond
base. Gordon seoop~a up the ball.
fired |, 10 shaftstop Joe cfsnia,
uho stepped on second and threw
% rlfst nsssmsn Hank nrssnb~fg
10 eompists desitis play.
HOPES CRUSHED
That pitch and the resultant
double play in ths ssxfh inning
crushed the National leagues
hopes. sending the senior circuit
down 10 its fifts defeat In seven
sIi.stsr games.
Then Fsllsf closed out TIA tbsss
final innings giving up only ans
hit. . siBEls W hsi ott IN tbs
ninth.
i've ss~n rsIisF . whSis ~
faster in our issaps.' sald No
csrtby.
sharing the hSners wsrs tkrss
Yankees George s<lkifk. Jss d.
Magic and Jos cofaon. nsikisk
dfevs in ths American isszusrs
first run pitn line single 10 right
on which Ivsi Goodman. Reds east.
flshisr. made = desperate diving
Try bst failed 10 heid ths bail. Ne
injured his right shoulder sna
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Eyes Sore? Tired7

HERE'S prompt rsIisfi bsfhs eyes ~ith
Layeptik. Bstninx. Inflammation. zsrs-
ssse. tired. strained fsslsns. itching, al
relieved Wonderful relief, TOO. for gran
uIsted syeilds. No harmfal drugs -
year. success. Get Lsxepfik today. (kye-
spp inelgdsdJ All drusgista Adv.
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Expenditure Of siss, 900 To con.
centrate a big block Of Lake cush.
man power In the heart Of ths
Tacoma tideflsts was disclosed a,
an immediate plan OF the city light
department Wednesday.
Commissioner Dayisson pre-
sented to the council for first
reading the ordinance appropriate
ing the fund from the light depart.
ment. authorizing the work either
by contract OF day labor. and
specifying the installation TO be
made.
Replace Transformers
In brief what is planned IL this:
To construct n new direct i0.00o-
volt transmission line from the big
Cushmsn suhstation At No. 18th
and Washington SITS. TO the present
tideflats substation. replace the
present 20, 000.kvA bank Of trsns-
formers there with a 3s.000-kilo-
watt bank. and transferring the
lower capacity tidefiats equipment
to supplemental use at the cush-
man substation.
Commissioner Dayisson ex-
planned that service TO the tide
flats now passes from Cushmsn
subststion over three 10000 volt
lines and other substations. When
tideflats industries are going fun
blast and taking their peak 70.
quirements from the system II has
proved difficult 10 maintain the
constant voltages the industries re-
quire.
Service Improvement
Year after year tidsflais In.
dustrial demands on the system
have increased steadily BY the
big step nov proposed DAWSON es-
poets. he said. 10 improve present
service and establish facilities for
future development Of demands.
The change will in no way
crippls the cushman subststlon
facilities which handle all the out
put Of the Cushmsn power plants,
received In Tacoma over the no.
O00-volt line which spans the Mar
rows.