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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-21
CHIEF EXPLAINS
Elsa PROVISION
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WASHINGTON Wage Hour
Administrator Elmer y Andrews
today had made a final tefsnsiion
81 The controversial ARA ~ pro-
ductions provision az the Fair la
hos Standards aes.
The new regulation sScmpis from
the wage and hour requirement Of
the law employees engaged in can.
ming packing and sorting fresh
fruits ard Vegetables IN establish.
mcnis situated In the open country
or In towns n less than ssnno and
which draw al their products from
within a radius uf 10 miles
The AREA II production" scssion
Of the wage hour law was intended
10 eSemn, semi.agricui,urs indus.
tries engaged in the first process.
ing nf agricultural commodities al
points near their origin Admin
istrs,ion sponsored amendments
have been proposed in congress
however. eliminating any reference
10 AREA Of production" and listing
specific Industries In which the
presen, hours provisions Of the
law win be inspplicshle. Officials
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-21
MIGHT REVIVE
1914ALL|ANCE
Russia Again Wooed
by Wartime Allies,
Britain, France
Continued From Page one1

Continued From Page Onel
assistance treaty with her. il was
understood in Paris today.
Ivan Maisky, Russian ambassa-
dor to Great Britain. and Jacob
Sulitz, Russian ambassador 10
France, were notified the offer
would be submitted formally to
Moscow soon. and that 1t would
provide for a three-power alliance
regardless of whether Poland and
Rumania accept Russian protec-
ton.
France and Great Britain
already have guaranteed to
protect Poland and Rumania,
but the latter two countries
have not consented to give
right-of-way to Russian troops
who might want TO attack
Germany.
II was said authoritatively that
the British-French-So agree
ment. which would be a revival of
the old triple entente, had virtual
~ been completed. but that ne
sotiations still are under way in
tended to smooth out the objec-
tions of Poland and Rumania who
do not want to line up with Russia.
Should the two smaller countries
maintain their objections, it was
reported, France and Great Brit
ain would conclude an "overrid-
ing pact" under which Russia
would aid the two democratic
powers, according to plan to be
worked out later.
Diplomatic sources said reports
that Britain and France were pre-
pared to guarantee Russia's Far
East frontiers were false. be
cause the United States may have
something to say about that"
French Foreign Minister
Georges Bonnet, who said last
night France would fight II
Germany tried To take Danzig
from Poland by force, address,
ed the American club today
and praised Roosevelt's peace
message.
Bonnet's statement on DanZig
conceded with reports from Ber-
lin that Germany was trying to
induce Poland to give up that free
port peacefully. in return for which
Hitler would promise not to modest
the Polish corridor and would give
Poland shipping rights at Danzig.
Bonnet made the announcement
TO the foreign affairs committee
of the senate. He said also that
Frances guarantees to Poland.
Rumania and Greece applied not
only to the political independence
of those countries, but to their
territorial security as well.
Bonnet told the senate commit
tee ne had received satisfactory
assurances from Francisco Fran
60 of Spain that no aggression
was intended against the Tangiers
international zone. and that all
Italian troops would be withdrawn
from spain after the victory pa
rade May Is in Madrid.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-21
NeU Cabinet
Job Created
GREAT BRITAIN

Prime Minister Neville Cham
ber!ain announced in the British
House of Commons today Britain's
latest important step towards war
preparedness Creation of a minis
try of supply.
The ministry would take over
war stores and would be response
BILE for the purchase and mainten-
ance of reserves of essential met
Ais and other raw materials for
defense.
The new minister will be Leslie
Burgin. liberal national, who Will
have full cabinet rank. He was
formerly parliamentary secretary
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-21
BEDROOM CARS
FOR n. P. TRAIN

Modern air-conditioned bedroom
cars, now being built In the Pull.
man company shops, will go into
year-round service on the Northern
Pacific's transcontinontal train. the
North Coast Limited, May Is. c. l..
Townsend. general passenger
agent. announced yesterday.
Heretofore bedroom cars have
been operated only In the summer
season. but constant demand for
room Accommodations and the in
crease In passenger traffic resulted
In the decision TO make these new
cars permanent equipment. Town
send said. The new cars will have
six bedrooms and six sections IN
each. They will be equipped with
every modern refinement and con-
venience. including proper outlets
for electric razors and individual
air-conditioning in each room so
that passengers can regulate tem-
perature and ventilation to suit
their own wishes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-21
Shdffer to Speak
At Talmud TOrdh

Civic Sabbath will be observed
at the Talmud Torah synagogue.
SO. 4th and ! SITS. Friday evening.
Ralph Shaffer. former president
of the Tacoma Chamber Of Com
merce, and vice president Of the
Puget Sound bank. will bring
greetings and speak as representa-
tive Of the Chamber Of Commerce.
Rabbi BarIch |. TRIGGER will speak
on: Common Ground" Services
will begin at SIS and will be fol-
lowed by tea and social hour.
Miss Belle Ruth Clsyman will sing
portions of the service
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-21
YOU'VE HAD
That ITCHING
LONG ENOUGH

You've itched and scratched and
suffered, but you haven't used
Poslam. Use it tonight and get
your first real relief from the itch
ing and burning OF eczema. Poslam
works faster because it penetrates
the outer layers OF the skin. j
-oothes first, and with the irrita-
ton stopped, the skin soon begin
N improve. Why wait any ionge.
for skin COMFORT Get Poslam ~
dav at any drug store. SOC adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-21

Steilacoom Is adding To Its
spring water supply system by an
artesian supply which will add. II
needed. 600 gallons per minute TO
the springs output. An artcsian
well has been sunk just back Of
Steilaooom by the l.. V. Denny
Drilling Co. Of Tacoma 10 depth
OF 207 feet. This Is delivering 400
gallons per minute but i0.inch
casing will be put in which will
give added water as needed. The
well goes through so feet OF water
bearing strata. A stand pipe, 30
by 60 feet. will be erected by the
Nelson Boiler Co. OF Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-21

Justice Joseph A. Maiiefy VIII
preside At the stop Aiming
japan mAas meeting scheduled
for : , IN Friday At the Old Vel
lows halt the committee erxsn.
sang the rally announced taiss
The program. arranged n ar
quaint raeomsns with The extent
~ Americas gull, IN Iapsn's con.
quest ~ China. win feature ash
dresses es Professor Frank q.
listen ~ the College ef ~.
set ssslnd. lev q Nay. Chinese
business man and diplomat: Mis-
Olive orrenersh ~ isinc,in high
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-21

Of the board of trade and now is
minister of transport within the
cabinet.
The announcement by Chamber
lain made 1t evident that BIRTH
day message of congistulation
which King George sent today to
Adolf Hitler was not an indication
of a weakening of Britain's efforts
for an anti-aggression front or its
urgent rearmament.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-21
ISL IS MILES OF
KIDNEY TUBES
To Flush out Acids and Other
Poisonous Waste

r,.,ors .sy your Kidneys eOniAin Is Miles q
-. 81 sltsr. xtira hep TO pEflfy ibs
S "a I'd s.-p yos healthy. host psople pss
80 -. a ,,iri. day or sbost pounds Of waste.
Fregssat q .eAniy pass.ss. s,.h $3.50.
az 49, Sear ti1nsys o. bladder.
-.rr.-. q ards CO poisons n your oiooo,
~ -. - funetienal sien.y disorders. nay
80 f.ri5n.nx Of nsgsizs bask,sa.. rhss-
s.tis pans. l.s paihs. les. o. Pc, .aa cor, !,
100 CD nighis. ssstlins. p-ii41f,s VIZ
feiuhs ..ssrb.. ard di1Iinsss-
no AIT Asa Jour arugss, ios Dab .
'o1 .--.,.s.fstE IS nrlllion, foF over 20
-. Ts,v ~. happy rsh.f sna .ih h.ip ne
Il sfiIs. r sidnsy tuns. - - =
-. tom ye.f Dlooe- Get DesI ri-s- adv
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-21

Men called up for examination
will go into the labor groups for
the customary six months labor
service, then will serve two years
in the army.
Men of the classes of 1918,
1919 and l92O-those born in
the years named--Of the SUI
detenland, which Germany OBJ
tanned from Czeehoslovakia
last September, were In
cluded.
Nazis said today's call was
routine.
1t came simultaneously, how
yer. with the greatest display
ever of Germany's new military
might.
Adolf Hitler today passed slow
ly along the ranks of the 10000
men of the armed forces. drawn
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-16

II wss charged that so-eailed
independent refinsriss were limited
10 a quota, in order 10 avoid com
petition, ana that service stations
were blaeklisted and refused sup
plies unless they maintained prices
1T . set level.
The indictment wnn yotsd ~ a
special federal grand jury lats
Tuesday. after q fIye.monihs' In
yssfigation By tina U. y. attorney
generals office.
MAJOR companies wsrs Standard
OH Company Of California. Texas
Company, General Petroleum Cor
porniion Of California. hichfisid
Oh Company. Shell OH Company.
Inc. Tldewatsr Associated on
Company ard Union on Company
Of California. the so-caiisd sec
ondary firms indicted were Gilmore
OH Company. Rio crands oil Com
pany, Inc. Seaside On Company.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-16
N. CUCCENHEIM
DEAD, AGED 81

NEW YORK = hurry Guggen-
helm, 81, financier and member OF
the famous copper family. died
today.
Guggenheim was noted for his
philanthropies and founded the
hurry and Leonie Guggenheim
dental clinic here. He was a ma
tive Of Philadelphia.
Guggenheim was the third Of
seven sons Of Meyer Guggenheim,
the Swiss immigrant who founded
one of Americas great fortunes.
hurry Guggenheim and his wife.
who was Leonia Bernheim, gave
millions of dollars to charities, and
the fund which bears their name
was endowed by them with So
600. 900.
Guggenheim spent much Of his
youth at the smelters In Colorado.
He entered the firm of NJ. Cug-
genheim's Sons when It was estab-
lished in 1881, and remained with
l. after II became Cuggenheim
Brothers in 1918.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-16
Ugh T
Congressman Leary in
Granting Money for
New Battleships

WASHINGTON - Congress
sional visibility has become
extremely low in appraising
the value of the battleship.
That explains why no provi-
sions for ore floating
fortresses are included in the
Vinson naval program being
readied for submission to the
next session of Congress.
Capitol Hill experts are not SELL
ing the battleship short, but they
would have demanded an investiga-
ton Of the need for building
seventy million dollar warships
when, in their opinion, Americas
peculiar defensive problem can be
better handled by planes, sub
marines and cruisers. The navy
department got wind of this
querulous mood, and sought to
stave off an inquiry by the pre-
mature announcement that 1t
would confine its authorization re-
quests to smaller craft.
Present likelihood is that, even
with a two-ocean navy, the u. s.
will never go beyond the limit of
Is battleships. Eight are now
building or appropriated for. and
they will be sufficient until naval
operations in the present conflict
disclose whether existing models
are obsolete or stand in need of
radical notifications. So far, the
reports are too vague to warrant
any novel change in naval archi-
lecture.
Herr Hitler's peace intrigues
furnish fresh proof to diplomats
at Washington that this is "phony
war" Hardly a day passes that
Continued on Page s, Column ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-16
5 STATES FEEL
QUAKE IN EAST

PHILADELPHIA - An earth
quake OF considerable intensity
was felt in parts of five eastern
seaboard states Tuesday night.
but II did no damage.
The shock. which lasted about
10 seconds, ratified dishes, toppled
furniture and pictures and almost
threw some people from their
beds. II was felt at s:o< p. m.
(EST) in southern New Jersey.
eastern Pennsylvania, Delaware.
parts of Maryland and very slight
ly in New York City.
A thunderous rumble accom-
panied II In some cities. Many
people fled from their homes.
A second, scarcely discernibie'
tremor was felt two minutes later
at Camden, N. J.
Franklin Institute officials esti-
mated the center OF the disturb
ance about 30 miles from Phiia-
delphia. probably to the NORTH
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-16
VANCOUVER ISLE
IS NIT BY FLOOD

VANCOUVER. b. C.--The worst
flood In the history OF the farming
and logging district between Cour-
tenay and Campbell river. on VAN
couver Island. was reported We'd
nesday. More than 1000 acres on
a 35-miie front are under water
caused by five days of continuous
rain. a southeasterly gale and
14-foot tide.
Vancouver Island highway IL In
undated with To 10 feet OF water
and several bridges are believed
washed out. Traffic IL at stand
still and a number OF automobiles
are stranded.
Inhabitants residing In the low
lying section have been forced TO
higher ground.
The flood became serious Tues
day evening. but the water was
believed to be receeding today. The
gale has subsidized and there " no
rain falling.
Police could give no estimate Of
the damage and no casualties have
been reported.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-16
Frantic Mother
Sees 4 Children
Die; Dad Is In
Canadian Army

KINGSTON. Ont. - When
Mrs. william Taylor returned
from . shopping trip she found
her home In flames. She heard
her four small children scream
ing inside.
She ran to doors and windows
but heat drove her back. The
children were burned TO death.
as Mrs. Taylor and neighbors
worked franticaily In q bucket
brigade.
The children evidently were
huddled In the kitchen, too
frightened to move. They were:
Beatrice 6, Herbert 4, Bruce 8.
and Maynard, 16 months.
Their father, william, Is Mt
Ottawa In training with the
Royal Canadian engineers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-16
FOUR MATERNAL MOTIVES
!. God Will Forgive Me-" Mother and 2
Z Sons Dead

VANCOUVER. r. ca
Victoria woman in a small
suite in a downtown rooming
house Tuesday scrubbed a
parting note to her husband.
then turned on the jets Of a
gas stove which snuffed out
the lives of herself and her
two sons.
Police officers found the bodies
Of Mrs. NJ. Joyce Eddie. wife Of =
second officer on one Of the
Canadian Pacific Princess liners
and her two boys. ages 9 and Il.
lying on the bed In the apartment.
Inhalator crews called 10 the
scene made q vain attempt to
restore the lives Of the mother and
children. In a pathetic last note
to her husband. the woman wrote
Dear Jim--God viii forgive and
win be watching over Jim and
the baby for all time"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-16
WAR TO HELP PACIFIC
COAST SALMON TRADE

DEL MONTE, Caiif.-Ths Pace
fic Northwest's canned salmon In
dustry may expect the best season
In its history next year. d. d.
Clark. Seattle. secretary-treasurer
Of Association Of Pacific Fisher
men. said today.
Clark said European fishing ae-
tivities had been affected BY laying
Of mines In fishing grounds and
the call Of fishermen 70 the armies.
He said 1893 production was off
Is per cent. but prices were Is
per cent above average.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-16

rushed the woman to Pierce county
hospital.
Attendants said Wednesday her
condition was good" but that she
would be held for observation.
When officers found the woman
lying in the street. they reported
she was attired only in a dress.
She wore no coat. shoes or stock
ings.
After receiving medical treat
mspt at the hospital, she informed
officers she cut her wrist because
she had been told she could never
be a mother. She declined to re-
veal where she committed the sui
eide attempt or to tell what she
used to inflict the wounds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-16
Suicide Here

After assertedly being in
formed by physicians she
could never be a mother. Mil
dred Henry. %. of Lakeview.
attempted suicide late Tues
day evening by slashing her
left wrist with a sharp instru-
ment.
The young woman was found
lying near the curling by a passer-
by at So. 10th 81. and jefferson
ave. shortly before midnight Tues
day. Police were summoned. who
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-16
Clothes Sharply
Limited Today
Among Germans

BERLIN-Clothing null be
strictly rationed, beginning
today.
A German may buy no more
than one suit a year. II he
buys one suit, he can buy only
tvo shirts. II he buys one
suit and tl0O shirts, he can buy
nothing else in the wdv Of
habeydasherg, no socks, no
neckties, no underwear.
A German lOomdn may hare
one tailored suit, one Uool
dress, and a corset IN one year.
But If she buys these articles,
she can bay nothing else, not
eUen a pair Of stockings.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-16
K-S0LDIERS SLUCCED,
VETERANS GROUP SAYS
LEAVEN ORTH. KAns.-

LEAY WOk III, Hans
Leavenworth County Veterans
Council today charged that ex-
soldiers were being assaulted.
MANNED, bruised, robbed and even
murdered, In Balm City. Kans, a
settlement near the veterans home
at Wadsworth.
A resolution was directed TO
county and state authorities and
demanded that conditions be
cleaned up in the city. where Il
was stated various outside evil
influences prey upon the veterans,
many Of whom are mentally In
competent.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-16

signal OBJ Company ana tns "''"'
sci on Company
ina two defendant sssoeistiona
are ths Independent ftsfinsFs' ~
soelafloa n California. Inc. and
the Pair Practices Association.
The descendants had esntrst
sf % pr aest u the x.ssiiss
sslss % III Fs1tfle eeasf. ~
lsalsimesf enlarged. Aiihsssxs
me defesdssts Operate sniy ~
California. TIM effects 81 tn
alleged esnspirsey ~ss~ said
10 hase rs~aited IN bigbss sse.
sIlss prle<s IN AFissaa. Me-
saaa. Washingfsn ara 0fs-
gss alss.
me government eonts1i<isd ths
two associations ssfs formed only
for ihs Illegal purpose ~ keeping
up prices.
The Indictment charged ese Esli-
sral count ~ conspiracy 70 vioiAis
the sherman antitrust lava. n
order 10 raise and snaintsin priess'
The maximum penalty upon con.
vletlon IL . 5000 flns.
Esasrai Judge Paul q. Mecor-
mick issued = penal summons 70
each a fhs 81 defendants. forcing
them 10 Send sn officer saeh To
appear w court later and enter q
plsa.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-16
Louise /
Re-assures Well
Wishers Worry
ing About Her
Condition"
"Be Glad With Me-"
Canoeist Says

Editors Note: This Is the 9th OF
series of articles In which Louise
and Bob Lynd, Tacoma writers, tell
the story of their 3.500-mile canoe
voyage down the Missouri and Mis-
sissippi rivers from Fort Benton,
Mont. to New Orleans. They reached
New Orleans Nov. IL. safe and sound.
Their letters. appearing exclusively
I'm The Times. have been forwarded
by air mail and will continue until
they complete the story OF the epic
cruise.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-16

SEDAIIA. Mo. DIR. A. L.
Walters delivered trlplet sons
this week 10 Mrs. Elmer Coon.
but he lost money on the case
because he made = deal with
the parents.
Two, babies. said the Doctor.
and he would charge 0niy for
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-16
Seattle AbandOns
Park Meter Plans

SEATTLE - The city COUNCIL
Tuesday afternoon abandoned a
plan to place 1000 parking meters
in Seattle.
Councilman Robert II. Harlin,
speaking for the body, said the
scheme was abandoned because
unionists had protested 80 ugor-
ously about purchase Of eastern
made, non-union devices.
No machine can be success
fully operated on the city streets
Harlin said, that has the milf
tant opposition Of any considerable
group" Harlin did not say
whether meters would be consid-
cred later.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-16
z. Cant BE Mothers Tries
3. FL Could Not Let Her Go
On" Mother, Daughter Die

Sc A It'll LEA Seattle
mother shot her 20-year-old
daughter and committed sui
eide early today rather than
see the daughter estranged
from her policeman husband.
Mrs. Cora Clark fatally shot
Mrs. Lee Newton on the eve of
her departure for California. then
turned the gun on herself. The
young couple had been discussing
divorce for about q month, 1t was
understood.
The daughter was shot through
the heart. as she lay in bed at her
mothers home. A note read:
ITO my dear Lee: I am sor-
ry II this hurts you much.
Please take Mary's things II
you want them. I'd rather see
You have them than anyone
else. Please forgive me, but
l could not let her 20 on. God
bless you and goodby."
Newton was on duty In police
headquarters at the time, and his
first intimation of the tragedy
was brought by a clerk, who said:
Lee, you'd better get out to your
mother-in-law's house. There's
something happened out there"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-16
Why, Boys!
HOU Could You?

Prowier Gar Officers l. L.
Cough and Joe Deyereaux were
cruising about the city shortly
after midnight Tuesday, when
they received q radio call TO 20
10 a house In 300 block on No.
10th 1t. The signal indicated .
woman was ''in distress.
After completing the call. the
officers turned In the following
report:
"a. A woman had taken n
hath and could not get out Of
the tub =. removed her to her
bed :"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-16

Dr. Leland 4. Powers, neH1y-
appointed city health director.
will report for duty next wssinss-
dag. he advised Mayor Kaufman
BY letter. lie said he had ar
ranged Tor another physlcian 10
take over hla work At Port Angeles
as city and county health officer
for clallam county.
Mayor Kaufman said Dr.. Ralph
Gregg would continue 70 function
a. health director here until Ia.
Powers arrives ~ TAXA over.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-16
TELEVISION STILL ONLY
EXPERIMENT, SAYS FEC

WASHINGTON Federal com
munlcatlOns commission told the
public today that regular com.
LIBERALIZATION o. televlsion 10 not
feasible yet. but sought 10 en-
courage teievision development be-
yond the experimental stage.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-16
CATHOLICS REPLY TO
COMMUNIST BROWDER

NEW 1.-Two Catholic
publications and a Catholic edu-
Gator today denied categoricaliy
the charge Of Earl Browder. gen
ersl secretary Of the Communist
party, that Pope Plus encyclicsi
to United states bishops sought to
unite church and state.
America and the Commonveal
charged Browder with a 18th
century canard," and said he was
trying TO squirm out Of the hole"
into which he had been placed by
the Hitler-Stalin alliance.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-16
Doctor, Expects Multiple Birth,
Makes Deal; Tnplets; He's Loser

delivering shs firsss triplets.
no charge: assadrspists. no
charge and t2b for Mrs.. f'ncn:
gums. the family and ihs dec-
Tor would splls the rsesspss
from picture rights and adysF-
Using endorsements.
Or. walter sald to-day 10
had expected = multiple birth.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-16
Fear Little Girl
DrOcned In Pond

rAAIiaA - Cascade MIL pond
Vas searched today for the body
Of fs-monfhs-old Pauline Gibson.
who failed 10 return home after
playing near the p0ssl. a mlttsn
identified BY her parents. Mr.. and
MrA George Gibson. was found In
tins water.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-16
SULLIVAN QUIzzEs
TAX LEVY VOTE LOST;
SCHOOLS WILL CLOSE

TOLEDO. o. - ToledOs public
schools will close for ak weeks, the
board Of education decided Tues
day night because Of the failure Of
a two-mlll extra school levy 70 win
approval at the polis.