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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-01
DANES GIVEN
ASSURANCES

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-01

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fekspfns e gss es1sessttsa ~
asY. 10 ialA ~an 10 ths DAYS
a Ens as%ssr@ rssaes whseA ~sii
seFm 81 oFesians rNss aa Ne
NsraaiaA 81 a. $50 ard mese
.oaGA 10 niene~r para IN TING
parade Wta 10 seus unsss - sas
veterans a FoFeiKn wnrs nlnsosr.
Ray c. heeeFfs and Messenger
pests - racums sna stealssoosn
ard Auburn Esuxss
Representing ths American In
glen ALL Ne druu ard bagis eatps
from Rhodes pest q TNeosna ard
Auburn post. Also in TIE msFxh
will ~ ahe ladies auxiliary q the
Buckley Eagles. tribes - Red
men ard rocshantas council. fts'-
allnp Coolies tent. the Kalu hand
from Tacoma ami thr 18th lnfan-
try band from Fort iSNts
Prizes ~iil BE- awarded the oldest
horse-drswn buggy snd wagon ard
the oldest bicycle ridden IN the
parade, Application should hs
made 10 John Reynolds Of tho
Reynolds Motor Co, or Adrian
piqus,,e. ~. West Main ave
After the parade the Rcdmen
and PcoAhontAs groups. under the
direction Of William wisoheman
will put on an exhibition drill At
City park. This viii be followed
by band concert
Mid Parade Saturday
Saturday afternoon Of the eele-
bration will be given over TO the
youngsters whose parade will start
from Pioneer park at , o'clock and
end at Grayland park.
Children can register at each
school with their teachers mp TO
Friday night. Sept. IS. Other
places where registrations may be
made are the Valley Upholstery
Co. i0s East Pioneer: Noiman's
grocery. 4o5 t,h ave. n. f., and
the Pioneer Bakery, H. East
Stewart ave.
The feature Of the opening eve
ming. Thursday, Sept. IA. viii be
the play. Men Without Wings"
to be presented in the high school
auditorium.
Mrs. Wuerch Hostess
Mrs. William Wuerch Of $50 5th
st. s. w, was hostess at luncheon
Wednesday afternoon for a group
of Tacoma friends. Decorations
were summer flowers and Mrs.
Wuereh was assisted by her
daughter in law, Mrs Robert
Wucrch.
The guests were Mrs. Marie
Gustafson. Mrs. Eric Soldine, Mrs.
Esther Sundgren. Mrs. Dan Sun
dine. Mrs. Herman Olson and Mrs.
Olaf Erickson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-22

Mrs. ,. N. Murray wae hostess
rseently IN honor ~ NJ. Murray's
birthday and a. the birthday of
Mr.. Fred t.ewis. The party was
given ss the home % Mrs John
Meyer. yoos 81. Tacoma way.
T>we lsrse hirthday cakes deco-
rated the dinner tshle. Cards and
games were played during the day.
Guests WIRE Mr.. and MN Will
lsm Msepoa@ia and children. Nary
Catherine. Clara lean and Carol
lean. Ne and Mrs. q. ~. Dudley,
xs ard Mrs. Torn Murray and
eh,ldsvn. Mary and Frances. ~.
sna Mira Ray Smith, ~ ami Mrs.
W. A. Rssshl ard cnsldren. Leu
Eans. Rose Mary snd esqvns: Carl
Murray. nu ~ the hcnnr gusst
Ana hossess snd Mics Msty e;AaI
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-22
YOU'LL ALWAYS
Be CONSTIPATED
UNLESS

You eorree; faulty iivinr h4biis-us-
iess liver BILE f0~s frssiy sssgE dss INTO
yoar intestinss 70 help digest fatty foods
and guard against constipation
so USE COM MON sEsSEi Drink
more wstsf. eat more frat ant sers-
tztles. And 4 Assistance 3 hseSsd. tzks
DR.. Edszxds' Olive Tablets. They Dot
only azgrs se71< jet thofgugs how'd
movements bit ALSO saim1lsts LIVER
bic 70 hep digest fatty fOods-
Olive Tztlsts. bsinz pzre's seSelebls.
are harmless ICED successfully fof oyer
20 yszft By DR.. Y. n Eewzrds "a
treating pztsents for eonsfi patton and
susHish LIVER Die. today Olive Tables
a.. Justly FIRST esoies ~ Thousands
Of gratsi1l uzera Test Their soodnsz
TOsIGHTi Ia. sos. 90. Al drsszstA
AdF.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-22
$4,000 STOLEN
IN RAIL HOLDUP
CINCINNATI q

CINCINNATI. o.--Robbery OF
a Sc 900 currency shipment. con-
signed 20 the federal reserve bank
in Cincinnati. from Railway
Express Agency car was reported
to authorities here Wednesday.
The two robbers were reported
to have got on the car at Milford.
o, shortly before p m, Tuesday.
and TO have bound ana gagged T.
F. Mekernsn. Is, Newport. Ky.
The money was obtained by un-
locking the safe with = KEY taken
from the guards pocket.
The bandits left the car in sub
urban Norwood. The holdup was
discovered when the rennsylvanis
train. bound from New York. ar
rived A. Cincinnati union terminal.
according 10 G. =. Barrett. Rail-
way Expire. Agency uperin,en-
dent. Station workers found Ne
Herman dashed to a coffin In the
car. with friction tape across his
mouth and eyes.
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aAk2QC1ctuA,


Mrs Edwin Peterson wss honor
guest AZ = surprise bca voyage
party ssven Thursday evening ~
a group ~ hsf friends ~ her horne
At ZOE ~. Lswrenes IT Mrs rc-
tsr~cr eth lssve friday to visit the
Golden Gate international sxrc~s-
ton and slsn to sp~ad snms time
with friends in Los Anseies
IN. evening was spsas In play
ms games naanFs xesnH % Ma
DANES A. G. Potter. Man~i saasres
Michael Reyue ana Clarence Olsen
A ate supper ~a- Served ami =
ser was presented to the scncf
surst
tsuests we're Nexsiames tas~rn
iisffr. Arnela Hansen r ~ sm.ls
Clarence ol.na A. G. retses.
Michael Rryne. Asivtna CAfssas
Naesi aassifes oserxs reehsrf ard
the Niss<s pisnche nsrr. Mamie
iarss. Myrtle Hansen and syssts
Hansen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-22
Shower Hes Gay
Chinese Note
Mia WsAdns ticnossd
AZ Apartment Of Mrs.
Swanson Mordsy

Mrs, Hrues swanson enter
tanned At q kitchen shower
in honor Of Miss Gertrude
Waadns. fiancse 81 Mr.. Ar
thur A. Palmer. whose wed.
ding will take place Juno q.
at the Ferguson Memorial
chapel of the First rresby-
terrain church. At her apart
mcnt in the Roosevelt Mon.
day.
a Chinese laneh~sH vas served
At p'elosk from . lscs covered
table e~ntsssd hy sss law white
Do~ls ~ pssunIss. roses and hsehs-
Toe buttons. FLARES we're marked
BY many celessd Chinese psrasols
for The following guests Mssdamss
A NJ wasdns. mother ~ the hslds-
elect. II. G. Palmer. mother u the
bfsdsErsam.slset. q. Eima Ram.
peI.op, ", w. wsaane. George
Nsuaarfet. " I. Lave. u. n Eng.
DIAL ~ Seattle. !, !. QsIihouxh.
mother af the hostess. and Misses
sylvia ASP. Anita wsssns and
steele Quilbnush About this geoms
we're ross peosles and aeIphiniuen,
CIT. wsrs presented ny MIss
Anita wssdnr. wearing . hiaak
and white satin Chinese costume.
deliberately embroidered IN white
Miss Anita wsAdns. Younger siss
tor ~ tina brias.t osns. hss just
returned frnm her FIRST ysas II
Washington state college.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-22
Novel Surprise
For Shower
Business Associates Honor
Miu virsinia Msin on
Monday Afternoon

The office ~ County Treas
urcr Paul Newman was tho
scene Of a CAV party on Mon
day evening Immediately fol-
lowing the closing hour at :
o'clock. Mr.. Newman had
previously given notice Ia the
office staff that a conference
Of all workers was being call.
ed, In reality. the Mcsdamcs
Carrie Newman. Edna Nun
nalIy and Anna Craft had
arranged to give a shower for
Miss Virginia Mclin. in honor
Of her approaching marriage
10 Mr.. Tom Bcksinskl.
Although Miss Mslsn herself had
personally given 10 each enpioye
the notice Of this meeting. she re-
mslned IN ignorance Of Its r~al
import until Ne. N.~maa's lee.
ture was interrupted by tho saana
~ music, as Mrs Gladly. Prescott
emerged fnom the vault singing
II Love You Truly 90 ths secam-
paniment Of Louis Nomellini's &C.
Gordon
shortly after an elaborate lunch.
con was served and many gifts
presented tn the hrids,slect Mr.
Newman mads the speech ~ pfes.
cntstion followed nv remarks srom
Mr. johnson chief deputy and
Mr. Lunsn. chief clerk. The en-
tire office staff vas present sad
included Mesdsmes Florence Bur
rough, Carrie Newman. Edna Nun.
nsily. Myrtle Moys Gladys Pres.
colt. Mise. virginia Mslln. Cam
illis Rstlnovleh. Mildred paus
Marion Totresiai ard Messss.
Paul Newman. l. " Johnson. Q.
L. Lunan, T. u. Darf, X. J Weller.
Geo v. sslvig. c. c pratt. W ~
Itarkor. Ernest Ruffo. !. n. Baker.
c, ". Hun ] n Graft. g, "
cefisid. Geo. W Reagan Martin
yesterday, J. A puBo.s Ward
Pierce. u. " Goodman and r u.
Orr.
other guest. In attendance wefr
Mariory Meiin. sister ~ the honor
guest Mira Paul Newman, Mts' L.
H. johnson. Mrs G, l. Lnnsn,
Mrs ] y. Graft. Mrs G. G Pratt.
Mcssrs Arthur psui.on, Hoy Mac.
rhsii. Dwight Phelps and Lester
Hudson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-22
Mi. kordIund tIonofsd
Az psfsy in Midland

Miss Ruth Nof1li1nd. bri1s-sisei
of Mr. Fuiyil DE Aagells. Nas
bonSred Tuesday afternoon If a
shOWer given ~ Afs, Marvin
NofaiUnd IT her home ~ Midland.
The Tpofna Asts decorated 3ith
pink rose bids ard white eafhs-
tl9ns After luncheon the bride.
elect Nss presented with gifts for
her new home Guests included
Aesdamss Jack Lee, ~ Whitley.
Howard Hicks. Anna Dogfs. Dick
McAliistsf and Mlss Bertha Nor.
tsuaen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-22
POULTRY AND RABBITS

sued Informal band on American
security buying Atlas Powders
1898 sales amounted 10 Sl5.00i $50
company an outgroWth Of gov
ernment's dissolution suit against
DUPONT de Nemours Powder Co. q.
Lone Star Cement operates Is
plants, including one in Cuba. Bra
I'll. Uruguay and two In Argentine
company can produce $500
900. 900 barrels Of cement snnu-
ally
When Allis-chslmers closed It's
Milwaukee plant. due 10 labor diff
faculties. 1t did 10 for first time
in % years - Airplsne manufae-
turers like Glidden's new aircraft
paint because Of its light weight
Atchison known as sPsnnsyivs.
MIA Railroad If the West"-haa
total trscksge Of 1900 miles. in
addition TO oil lands in Oklahoma
and California -. - Of April /.
there are 772 licensed broadcast
ing stations IN The United states
7zs regularly licensed 40 under
construction and four with special
permits
Hail Printing does catalogues
for Montgomery Ward. Gears Roe
buck. spiegel. Inc. United Drug.
international Harvester and maya
Zines for Pictorial Review. Photo
play and others. including All Mac
Fsdden Publications monthly "a.
sues international Teiephons
operates telephone systems in ten
foreign eountfiss-AFEsntins, Bra
I'll. Chile. Cuba. Mexico Peru,
Puerto Rico. RumAnis. Spain ana
Shanghai. China.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-22
Peas at Peak of Season;
Strawberries Are Lower

Canning Of green peas was
urged Wednesday by Tacoma mar
ket men. who pronounced the local
crop now at its best and sweetest.
The wholesale price il down To the
point where peas are beginning TO
retail as low as cents a pound.
Recent weather. while bad for ber-
ries, has been excellent for peas.
Strawberries. coming In well
Ggain, were down 10 cents To IS
cents crate. For local consump-
ton at least the crop is expected
to be good until after July I Rasp-
berries were no lower Wednesday.
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Miss Deacon WEEDS
A. riiqh Noon

In . sandisiiEhtrd oefsmuni
Saturday al high noon In ~ te1'i
feoiory. Miss iris Margaret pes
con. daughter Ut Mr.. and Mrs
William Herald Deacon. was wss
TO Mr.. John Daniel Irwin. son a
Mr.. and Mrs.. Fred J. tfwin. Palms
and large baskets ~ psonlss. snap
drsgvns. whlts and nius iris and
iarkspur formed the settling fpi
tbs reading ~ tho marriages su~s
ny tho Rev A. ! kfst~t,ash.
Given IN marriage by her father,
The hflds entered wearing a
atrset.Isnsth dress ~ dusty rssss
with a holsre Jacket and match.
Ing accessories. Her hat Mas pa~-
der hius. ahs carried = white
prayer bsok and hlus rnssrs. Hsf
floNsrs we're a sofsase ~ Rapture
roses. xasasnIas and lilies II tina
valley.
Miss Frances i<sher as tbs
brides only attendant nhlis NJ.
Clarence H.nismsn ~as bsss man.
ushers ~srs Msssrs John A. pe4-
con. brother NJ ths bfisie. ard
James %. Irwin. eess.sn N thx
bridegroom.
A dfess ~ navy blue crepe with
accessories IN f"s~ ami navy blue,
was worn ny th< maid ~ nonor.
Her e0fe4ge ~as ~ Hslaseiiff
rose. and ~hlis bsuyafass. hhS
carried white lsatbsf prayer
i.sok. gift VI ths bflds.
A reception Al the bsms ~ the
nisis. psTssss gn No. vt foIiae~
Ell tiss ceremony. Hssssyinx rstb
tbs bridal party, Mrs. DsaeH ware
gown u nary biss lace and
eofsage ~ Taiismsn sus~x aud
valley lilies. Ths bridegroom
nsothsr oofs siIk print -lth .
eeraAgs ~ fDsss ard sweet peas.
Spring noesfs and pains Efasea
tiss fpons ana ssatsffnx ths Lace
covered table 1as shs asass cake.
made in lhs shape II efs.<. 9Th
Pima tapsss and sprays n ss2p
dragon ard ssset pas. Mfs,
JAMES W. De.eon. slstsf.insi.~ II
the nsd<. presided Al th1 ssesp-
tim Mrs. Lloyd A0rfo~. SISTER
~ the bridegroom. cut ths cake.
sad Mrs Lena Rfsmhold and
Mrs. Mamie Treat ssre n charge
II serving. assisted ~ Ass9sm<s
X n johnson. E0b~ff Wsfs<f.
Lee bishop, Roy Alllaf. Ltsya
Mccain and Mis- ttsssn Scott.
Msx< Marie deacon . s1esxss. $50
IN charge u ihs guest s<sex.
kof going .a~sy. Mfs ifsln
s<islsa a siaek fitted dress coat
uith sess tim and . poeaxs bite
bag 70 asr alis ee~Eums. Thx
ns~ s~nss Sali be- saaas in Tseena.
isDth As ami Mta trivia ara
graduates " Lsnsosa hsxs seheol,
1rge Fsseat snsr4sfs fcr Ars
.fs q inefAssd th~ one Tor zhixh
Mrs LloYi MtrFo9 and Mrs >. j.
ifein. stsr and mother u tina
hfi1<xf em, we're nosts1s<s ~
Mrs Twins home ard The one ~
rn1rt Mrs.. f-eona Frsmh0id and
MIRA Mamie Trent entertained Il
N toxmsrs nome.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-22

Silver Tee FOR Ladies OF
Trinity Church

The Ladies' Al ~ Trinity
Methodist church viii meet IN tho
church psrlors "Wednesday At 2
o'clock for q silver tea following
a short business meeting. A pro.
gram viii hs presented by ths
PIT. A. Mother Ringers a read
Ing viii be given by winnifref
Richards. Ths president. Mrs.
Paul Pearson. has called an sxseus
tive board meeting at 80
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-22
MARKETS AT A
GLANCE.

stocks; Irregular and quiet.
Bonds; Irregular. u. s. govern
ments higher.
Curb stocks: Irregular.
Foreign Exchange Easy.
Cotton; Up as much as rs
cents = bale.
Wheat Off 10 ~ cent.
Corn; Off u 10 $. cent
Rubber Steady.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-22
DI,oacg AorIoSs
BY L.ichty

Divorce actions we're on file IN
superior court Wednesday ~ Flor.
ence v. against " g. Bailef.
Alice against J u kssrney ard
Helen x against walter = BehDf-
no. introductory DEGREES we're
granted Tuesday 10 Lsfiie from
Howard High. Helen T. from Nor
man Maddox. Lillian a. from
William L. Miller. ard Naomi from
James ,. Wilson.
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stock Market Drops,
Then Puts On R0Uv

Utility 5000. 24.0S. off O.0t
- Stock sales Appropriated 40
600 shares Wednesday. compared
with 10000 Tuesday. Curb sales
were 1000 shares, against 81 goo
NEW YORK stock market
rallied in late trading Wednesday
after an Irregular decline. a ma
1ority Of issues registered slight
gains. Volume continued small
New highs were made by Com
nonwealth Edison and Engineers
Public Service five per cent pre-
ferred. Public Service Of New
Jersey was up point, and De-
troit Edison nearly two points,
Steel shares. down more than
point in early trading. recovered
part of the losses. Automobile
shares displayed firmness. Rails
and coppers were steady. Mercan-
tile issues improved.
American Can gained two
points on a few sales and Cont
mental Can was up more than a
point. Dow Chemical was up two
points. Gains OF point or more
were noted in Celanese, Howe
Sound. Libby-Owens-F Glass
and J. c. Penney.
Loft featured in volume and rose
- point United Air Lines was
active and moderate volume came
into General Motors, U. s. Rubber
and Chrysler.
Quotations courtesy Dean Writer a
Co, Washington bids members
New York Stock Exchange
Stocks High Low Close
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Announce Birth OF Daughter

Nj. and Mrs Edwin seh.ibsl
announce the birth ~ daughter.
Shirley Irene. June ~ at the Ia
coma General hospital, Grand
parents welcoming tho new arrival
are Mrs. Carrie Becker and Mr.
and Bfa. Paul sebeibsi Of rgy.
alhIp.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-22
CRY TO PAY CLAIM

~ an ordinance passsa We'd
nssdsy, ths city sflii pay Ms ssna
Hindh 800. 20 settle her claim for
damages because u personal In
Juues received lzsf October when
ahs fell on a defective sldsN az
on Puyallup axe.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-22
Lodqs 10 Meet

20. racom. Rsbsksh lodge VII
meet Thursday evening At =
O'Clock In Odd Fellows hall Mem
bers are requested 10 wear cotton
print house dresses. Mrs G. L.
Murphey, noble grand, Will preside
Refreshments ana a social hour
viii follow the business meeting.
On the refreahmsnt COMMITTEES 81.
MesdHmss Bert Lawrence. Ellis
watkins and Edward Hahf. The
noble grand will honor the fathers.
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BANK CLEABI>Gs

Seattle -clesrinRn -. 763 ACT Is.
transactions. fif 100 900 %. bal
ances. t5.OI5s5ss 90.
Portland cleariHgs tss7s .sss p
ss balances SI.7If 1885
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-22
.-HAPP
BIRTHDAY
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 81

Mrs. Rose ID. Hansen. st27
So. l. 81.
Spencer Henderson, lisa 10th
ave. Seattle.
George Buddy l.. Weymouth.
jr.. Menlo Park.
Ijsie Darrow. Route 4, Box
1tg-A.
John l. Osborn. ASIA IA. q 1t.
Mrs. June lee. 500 So. steele.
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BUILDING PERMIT

A permit % construct = $500
Residence a. 1913 50. 5fth q Naa
issued Wednesday " q. .. os-
Dorns.
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BEHIND The
TICKER

Inactivity in financial markets
keeping corporate heads wondering
whether conditions will improve,
but wholesale buying does show
betterment in sentiment Mer-
chandising organizations ordering
for autumn deliveries This espe-
cially so In wearing apparel. furni-
ture, floOr-covering and house hold
accessory lines Shoe buying
better than last week
Despite activity in dry goods
field, textile manufacturers TO 20
through with plan to curtail out
put Rural areas doing larger
volume Of necessity buying &.
June auto sales maintaining high
pace of last month Indus, rial
activity sluggish. but no letdown
in production anticipated despite
fact seasonal factors call for such
Electric power output season
ally. lower . Crude oil produc-
Lumber output off only few
points from last week Bank
elearances easier -. Food index at
lowest levels In five years .
Business failures now reaching sea-
son when number runs high .
Steel output pace to hold Car
loadings may show dip from last
week Coal production to in
crease Retail sales volume fair,
with trade curve pointing upward.
BONDS
Shell Union OIL planning refund
ing financing Of $4,000. 900 In 20
year bonds TO redeem 3t.s OF 1851
and 3As of 1883 nothing certain
yet Mississippi Power & Light
LIST & ref IS of 1857 amply priced
On and after August Is Hous-
ton OIL of Texas viii retire at i00A
plus accrued interest its outsiand-
ing ten-year $40 s. 4 series a
bonds due May /, 1870 Held
for yield. Northwestern Public
Service lst S. OF 1857 Bust
nessman's risk; Delaware A. Hud-
son ref ~ Of la43-snd United
Drug deb SIS OF 1888.
For attractive yield-snd some
risk: Birmingham Gas LIST mtge
SIS Of 1889 Only traders inter-
ested in Central States Electric
deb 5izs Of 1854 Held for Yield:
Atehison, Topeka T. Santa Fe adj
mtge A. Of 1898 Nebraska
Power first AS Of 1851 may be
called Investment positions
retained in Columbia Gas 4 Elec-
trio deb SIS of 1882 Long Island
Lighting secured SIS Of tet5 neld
as businessman risk
Investment positions retained In
National Power a. Light deb h IS
OF 2030 Traders active IN Erie
Railroad ref & imp Is Of 1867 -.
Businessmans risk: Lehigh Coal 4
Navigation cons A and G as If
1854 Held for yield Tide Water
Power LIST mtge a Be Of 1879
Small investors continue to display
better liking for attractive yield
ing good common and preferred
shares rather than low yielding
prime and second grade bonds.
NEwsBITs
In recent years foreign business
accounted for about 30 per cent
OF New York Stock exchange daily
turnover not 80 since Simon "a
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NEwsBITs

In recent years foreign business
accounted for about 30 per cent
OF New York Stock exchange daily
turnover not 80 since Simon "a
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/ o~r - sSens4.~ nfneAGnD oe>AGnmD.
+ nsss tith ard rs<tfke
Oar - NINTH 0oLu Nfn6n1nU
I eti.Aee6e sstwsee fsvsstt svs.
ara kAs a.
EovNp~ nDtntl4. nilln1nU os4Annna
- selh sAe y 49,
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Evening star., 1939-04-02
Greer, Michigan State, Barely
Misses World Sprint Mark
In Hot Texas Relay Meet

team, composed of Blagg, Steakley,
Sanders and Wolcott, clipped one
tenth of second off the old mark
they held jointly with Texas as VOL
colt stormed in on the anchor with
a 5-yard margin. The new time
was 414.
Rice's sprint medley team, made
up of Turney, Jones, Blagg and
Bell, built up a bare margin for
Bell, great middle distance runner,
and he converted it into a rout to
finish the distance in 1924, better
ing the old mark of 1926, set by
Rice in 1887.
Betters Own Jump Mark.
Texas Jud Atchison bettered his
own broad jump record by one-quar-
ter of an inch in a leap of "a feet
inches.
Two fine junior college perform
ances in the relay events stood out.
The University of Texas freshmen,
anchored by Lonnie Hill. who
warmed up with an outstanding 90
sprint in the 100 yards, cracked the
national Junior college record for
the quarter mile relay with its mark
of 42.1 seconds. Pasadena Junior
College holds the accepted national
mark at 42.4 seconds.
The North Texas Teachers COL
lege freshmen burned up the junior
college mile relay with 3:19.6 time
that fell four-tenths of a second
shy of the national record but broke
the relays mark bq 81 seconds.