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Evening star., 1939-12-04
King George
Visits British
Army inFronce
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
LONDON, Dec. 4.-King George
vi has arrived in France on a visit
to British troops, it was announced
officially today.
The King landed in France this
afternoon from a British destroyer.
The King was accompanied by one
Of his brothers, Maj. Gen. the Duke
Of Gloucester, who is chief liaison
officer to Lord Gort, commander in
chief Of British field forces.
A communique said King George
intends to make a personal tour Of
troops in France during his stay in
that county," but did not give the
length of the visit.
Evening star., 1939-12-04
Lubin;Sees Price Rise
Followed by yProb|em
OF Read djustment
Monopoly Quiz Witness
Notes Important Change!
Since September
BACKGROUND

BACKGROUND
United States Government set
up last year a Temporary No
tional Economic Committee to
make ar extensive surrey OF al
leqed monopolistic tendencies in
American economic life. After
outbreak OF wdr in Europe Presi-
dent Roosevelt asked committee
to keep a constant eye on" the
price structure in this country to
preDent ,uar profteering.
DR.. Isador Lubin, commissioner OF
labor statistics in the Department
of Labor, told the Temporary Ma
tional Economic Committee today
that IF the past is any forecast OF
the future and if the present Euro
pean war should unfortunately be
prolonged, the United States will
be faced with a marked rise In the
prices of many important COM
modities and subsequent period OF
painful economic readjustment."
Acting Chairman Borah Of Idaho
opened the hearings which will last
all week, by explaining this will be
the committees first survey OF the
general price situation since Presi-
dent Roosevelt asked the commit
tee in September to study price
trends following the outbreak OF
war in Europe,
Some important changes in the
price structure already have oc-
CURED since September, DR.. Lubin
testified. He said curtailment of
normal sources of supply has caused
the wholesale price of numerous
drugs and medicine Ito more than
double during the past few months. +"
Prices for burlap have doubled
since August, he said, partly be-
cause of the demand for sandbags
in the nations at war.
He told the committee the price
of zinc has increased 40 per cent,
which, in turn, has its effect on the
cost of producing galvanized steel.
Grain and wool prices have risen
sharply, and wheat and cotton,
within the last few days, have re-
corded higher prices than have pre-
vailed for the last two years, he said.
The witness pointed out that the
situation confronting the United
States today is quite different in
Evening star., 1939-12-04

his armies were routed by Chang
Kai-Shek, now generalissimo of the
nationalist government, in 1896 The
Japanese had tried vainly to enlist
his aid.
Paradoxical Character.
WI, whose name was something
to conjure with in China, was one of
the most paradoxical of all the char
acters developed in the cockpit Of
Chinese politics.
Gaining the title of marshal in the
military field, he was better poet
than soldier, and more successful
diplomat than a fighter. His pres
tige survived defeat and he once
controlled five huge provinces with
out enriching himself beyond the
stage where he could live in modest
comfort.
Five years after Chang had ami
hilated Wus army, the latter
emerged from a Buddhist monastery
to help his old-time nemesis unity
China against Japan when the lat
ter occupied Manchuria and at
tackled Shanghai. He reappeared
at Peiping in January, 1882, as hon
ored guest" of Chang Hsiao-Liang,
ousted governor Of Manchuria, and
became one of the rallying centers
for resistance to Japanese aggres-
sion.
WI was born at ng-lai. province
of Shantung, in 1878. In his youth
he gave great promise as scholar
and became licentiate with the de-
gree of Hsiu-tsai. won by competi-
tive examination. But relatives per-
suaded him to adopt military
career and in 1898 he graduated
Evening star., 1939-12-04
japanese Reported
Offering Formula
For j. ). Settlement
Grew and Nomuru Meet
For z Hours to Survey
Nations Relations
BY The Associated Press.

BY The Associated Press.
TOXIC, Dec. 4.-Sources close to
the Japanese government indicated
today Foreign Minister Admiral
Kichisaburo Nomura had present.
ed to the United States Ambassador
a tentative formula for settlement
of the principal Japanese-American
problems.
It was understood reliably that
Nomura and the American envoy,
Joseph c. Grew. surveyed the whole
field of relations between the two
nations in conference which last
ed nearly two hours this afternoon.
Official sources were silent on
whether the diplomats discussed the
approaching expiration of the Japa-
nese- United States treaty Of COM
merce ana navigation, on which
Washington gave six-month notice
Of abrogation last July 26, and the
prospects Of commercial relations
after January 26.
Informed quarters, however, said
these points were indirectly dis
ctissed," and they expressed belief
the Japanese government presently
would issue statement showing
recent efforts to meet American
demands.
The foreign Office said mutually
constructive spirit" marked the
Nomura- Grew conference, and that
general optimism was apparent on
both sides.
Authoritative sources expressed
belief Japan was prepared to list
series Of concrete examples show
ing that Americans and American
interests In China have been receiv-
ing better treatment at the hands
of military authorities.
Evening star., 1939-12-04
BY the Associated Press.

HELSINKI, Dec. 4.-Finland's s
crack clay pigeon shooters manned
anti-aircraft posts today as part Of
elaborate preparations against Rus
sian air raids.
Among such marksmen are Cham
pion Trapshooter Conny Huber and
former Champion DR.. Forselles.
Helsinki, hidden from airmen by
wet snow and low clouds, was like q
ghost town when evening fell today
on the fifth day Of the Russian in
svasion. Several districts, considered
Evening star., 1939-12-04
Marshal WI Pei-fu
Is Reported Dead
After Operation
Poet-SoIdier of China
Begon Military Career
Under Monarchy

By the Associated Press.
PEIPING, Dec. 4.-Marshal WI
Pei-fu, 81, poet-soldier of repub-
lican China, died today following an
operation for an infected tooth, the
japanese news agency, Domei, re-
ported.
WI had lived in obscurity since
Evening star., 1939-12-04
'Christmos Heart Fund Planned
To Bring Cheer to Needy
Stor Will Accept Gifts Of Any Amount;
Toy Motinees to Be Presented Again

Christmas coming only many shopping days eft
weaths holly wrapped about convoutions mind
andno getting around w Yuletide slipping you're
beginning feel something You're getting the Christmas
heart"
It's feeling anticipation feeling of JOY and yet perhaps
than other time during the it's desire for
the way Somewhere inside you don't want
be forgotten at Christmas time particularly those hundreds
hundreds Of Washington children who all set for
hingthe wherewithal to celebrate it.
It's probable have idea how to reach those
and girls who have celebration without
help
Christmas heart The Star this offering wofod program
Evening star., 1939-12-04
Summary Of Todoy's Stor

Comics B-1S-19 Society --- B-3
Editorials --A-10 Sports --A-14-16
Finance ALI Woman's
Lost, Found BIS Page Alb
Foreign.
Finland fortifying Aaland Islands
guarding gulf. Page Al
Total blockade against Germany
effective today. Page Al
Red Embassy guarded against Ital-
ian students. Page Al
Russians reported preparing Arctic
offensive. Page Al
Japanese formula for settlement re-
ported given U. s. Page Al
Notionol
U. S. Chamber of Commerce hits de-
fense tax proposals. Page Al
Lubin predicts war abroad will boost
prices in U. s. Page Al
Norris advises Roosevelt to keep ST.
lent on intentions. Page Al
G. o. P. keeps alive issue over U. s.
recognition of Soviet. Page AS
Ruth Judd again escapes Arizona
State Hospital. Page AS
Washington and Vicinity.
Court rules private ambulances are
vehicles for hire" Page Al
German air aide takes street night
to court. Page A.x
Excitement ever football csusss
death Of two bankers. @ase D.1
Evening star., 1939-12-04
Milk Handlers
Liable Under
Monopoly Laws
Supreme Court
Reverses Decision
Of Judge Woodward
BACKGROUND

BACKGROUND
For months, Department OF
Justice has been carrying on Dig
orous campaign against restraints
of trade, Uith the Sherman Anti
trust Act as its Dedpon. More
than dozen inquiries are under
,Day, and cases inUoluing milk
and oil haze reached the ST.
prene Court.
Evening star., 1939-12-04

(see MARSHAL WI, Page A-3J
Evening star., 1939-12-04

(See MOSCOW, Page A-3)
Evening star., 1939-12-04

(see MONOPOLY, Page A-3)
Evening star., 1939-12-04

(See FINLAND, Page A-3.)
Evening star., 1939-12-04
Weather Forecast

Fair tonight. minimum temperature
about "a degrees; tomorrow fair. Tenn
peratures today-Highest, 46, at 2 pm:
lowest, So, at $3.50 am.
From the United States Weather Bureau report
Full details on Page Az
Evening star., 1939-12-04

(See COURT, Page ABB
Evening star., 1939-12-04

(See LONDON, Page A-9D
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-28
eHss-s--s-Haa ss-ssss1'-1s
Garden Club To
Meet On tuesday

GIG HAnBoH The Peninsula
Garden club viii meet Tuesday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs
Carl yeitcnhans. Mrs. ", -. Meyer
will have charge Of the program
which VIII feature the topic.
Planting the Home Grounds. +" and
roll call will b. Garden Tips"
The Amateur Garden club viii
meet a. the club house a. ~ 70
D. m. Tuesday with Mrs. &. r.
Trombisy ard Mrs. Ethel Trsgiie
Joint POSSESSES. Mrs. / A. Rust.
Mrs. ). B Fuller ard Mrs John
Prior win have charge ~ the pro-
gram. which viii feature The
Herb Garden"
Mira Harold Perkins Evelyn Hsn-
dricks1 Of csntraila was a guest
Friday o. her pArenis-in.laN. Mr..
and Mrs. y. NJ Perkins.
Ernest I Dunn. son ~ NJ ard
Mrs. ! l.. Dunn. has enlisted fer
services In ihs 18th Infantry a.
Fort Lawia
Ray KAth spent Thanksgiving
day xith his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. ~ kAth.
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Fordhsm Boxer Finds
Career In Film World

Horace Mcmahon. who has q
featured rule In tho Republic Pic
tufe. 4 Was . Convict" nuw a.
the Shell thsaisr. wanted 10 b. a
priSsflEhter. The nsafes, he ever
came To hls chosen profession
however. was the role ~ a hossr
IN hls fifs, stage play. ia Vat
80 -
AeAahon ~as captain u ths
boxing team At FoFsihafn ualver-
sity. ana was convinced that he
should enter this field rrufsn.
sionally II wasn't until being
east IN Ia zas ~ - that he gave
W the Idea. and diverted hls tai.
snis Ia acting
Barton haeIans has the rols Il
a big time raebafssf. working
for Millionaire J ~ Hsuissa. pos-
traysd BY Clarence kaih. fsea
Wsdsn. Beverly Roberts. John
Harmon and aihern ara featured IN
tbs outstanding cast.
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Apple Campaign
Proving Success

SEATTLE President James A.
Tayior's office Of the waahingt ton
State Federation OF Labor. today
released figures taken from the
u. 3. agricultural departments
fruit report Of Nov. n, disclosing
that Washington state apple ship
ments are only III per cent lower
this season ~ against last season.
while oregon Is IS per cent lower.
Virginia u Is per cent lower and
West virginia IL 90 per cent lower
on cariot shipments.
Idaho and New York. which are
comparatively small producing
states. are the only states which
shox a better record than wash
inEton. according to the depart
ment's report.
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Judy Has Her
Glamour Bows

judy Garland isn't oa,dcne by
Mickey Rooneyiz chorus 81 eagles
n Babes in Arms the rollieklng
musical which i now playing AZ
the Music Box theatcr she has her
Garland Glamour Boys. They are
Al six feet tan ard broad q shoui-
ders. Nth flying feet when II
comes % dancing. ne boys serve
IS a background for I.1iys sing
ing. Director nushy Berkeley sr-
lscied ten out a one hundred ard
sixty he Interviewed. They are;
Dewey Bender. John Rognen. TEX
Hrodus. Bin carsledge. Jack Fstx-
patrick. Jimmy HcuSe. Roger La
Presie. Laurence Lathrop. Bob
Meyers and Bob Spencer.
The March q Tine and Ma
tural Wonders Of Washington
State" share the screen.
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Scene Makes Jean
Ciue Away Secret

J<ea HaxeF. tried kwfnlsx hefsl
n krsp her fufshsnminx nsaFxssxs
- screen Axens p&nHy WiahI<r 3
secret azsssax - fsimzAa a 'Htets
Iaek ard i.as~s~ - x2f mn
teasafs rpx sau<ne<. h ~1teh
shs = safssnlzy spp~4fsnx - N
Ttsxy sA<&tss.
ttus ~h<n shs csm< h tk< .es>~
u which nnh<Tt i<sss&ns p<ae<~~s
n her. ne s<se hsF<<lf swHs
FnF shs VS. ~ sh~exss<d ~ t<F
sssi.iiax pisHs that. inst<<a Il
answering YES ps<k. : ith> nsns
# he character kxllard piayal.
me answered ~xes. fz.asx.
pifsxtas otta fsr~sr snl th<
entire cast salekfsa. shs sexa< $50
ruined spd lean hfuks aown ard
confessed thai within wees sn<'i
- . bFtdsi
weFA was halted ~ |. fsw nsis.
ni<s ehlis Director Iltn~vs. VII
liam Frswisy. ksilssa. tsiass gal.
Ira. SIlnns tzasnh~ii. Cara ME- ia.
ilns snd ssefyune etse al tn -
wished Jean hsppsns>~I
"The Rearing rw~nsi&sT ~ish
james cssnsy. shares she screen
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Smiley Tsckles
eight Problem

Women whn worry snaus fhssF
weight can't hold : candle 70 ne.
puhlsc's Smiley flufnstts, who u
currently featured with Gene
Auify in ''Celnrsdo Sunset. : west
srn feature nov II the Riviera
theatsf iiat. where the women
worry about taking OF weight.
Smiley worries ahout putting Il On
When suEnstis returned from
personal appearances tour t~e
weeks before hla current picture
was put into prodnetlon. Ne siis.
covered with ccnstssnafinn that
he had Loaf over IS pounds during
his tour iiis weight had dropped
from 30 pounds dnwn "a ana.
since smiisy.s oomesiy antics are
usually built around his eiumaI.
ness, the lasa % weight would
have be.n fatal We Immediately
hibfrnstsd and managed 10 gain
back u ~ the missing pounas 10.
fore the picture started. Smiley
DID nothing bat cat and sleep for
two weeks
In the nsw film. Smiley snacts
the rolls Of Genes pal. wha il sent
west 10 purchase = esttis ranch.
In his usual laundering style. he
purchases a dairy ranch instead.
To add 10 The plots complications.
tho boys become involved IN = milk
war.
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MAIN STREET
Goings. Comings and Doings
Of Tdcomdns as the Re-
porter Found Them.

Ed Bomstead planning Christ
mas party Of the Tacoma Engi-
neers club Harold Webster mail
ing out club notices g. Prank
Rhodes looking forward TO meeting
of Pomona Grange-A. &. q.
Gamer examining coiored motion
pictures he took on his recent
trip TO California Art Rowe pre-
pairing radio address ben Flint
off all excited over the Trojan
vietory-Fred Hoffman, together
with the Mrs. planning a night
out-oryflle Birnel buying a box
OF candy for his best girl, his
mother George Montgomery TAX
ing In show Austin Benson
talking with his lawyer 49, Fred
Henricksen rushing TO a park
board meeting Rev. Harry Fors-
berg waiting for the light at 9th
and Pacific ave Don BEDFORD
walking around in dream
Elmer Larson kidding him about II
Julius Brecht making plans for
Christmas
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York and sponsored locally by Junior Programs Of Tacoma
The Saturday morning play starred Edwin Strawhrdge
and company Of Ia in dance play titled "Pnoccho Ballet
which enthusiastically received by packed house that
curtain call after curtain call followed the conclusion Of the
Another such program February
writer viii present Living With the Eskmos His
by and demonstration by performing
The last of the Junior programs is booked April
6th when The Bundle Bee Prince, fairy tale viii
conclude the seasons offerings.
If the remaining two programs are as entertaining
witnessed Saturday child in the city should have
the opportunity TO attend.
These programs pictures
of quality which entertaining for adults as they
for the younger folk.
Pass Through!
Eric Linden and the entire cast of "Goden Boy which
the at the Temple theater Wednesday night
passed through Tacoma yesterday with Vancouver b. c.
Linden star stage and SCREEN took advantage of the
brief stop at Union station TO chat with
of the and executives of the Hamrck organization as
well members of the Tacoma Junior league which is spon
soring Golden Boy" in this CITY,
Her First Picture!
day Peggy 70, attended the Beverly
theater and saw her first motion picture ...,,u
been denied her sight and only recently
Russell schmidt house manager the Beverly reports
during showing the films that she
walked and down the aisle telling everyone how wonderful
all
Gable Going East!
Clark Gable win fly TO Atlanta Ca, to attend the world
premiere of With the Wind" scheduled for showing
Dec Is.
Gable will be absent from Hollywood but five days as
special plane will take him to the southern city and bring
him back again after the premiere is over.
Newcomer!
when M-cMs musical co-starrns Nelson Eddy
America it will feature
. Bunty Cutler.
York actress who plays
support of the famous team
War Or No War!
Warner Brothers plan European premiere for Paul
Muns 1--WE Are Not Alone in London and Paris the first
week in January.
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TACOMA TELEPHONE
EMPLOYEES LEAVING

Fred r. Diel, a resident Of Ts-
coma for n years and for 20 years
a clerk in the commercial depart
ment in the local office Of the Pa
ciflc Telephone A Telegraph Co.,
has been transferred 70 the Seattle
office Of the phone company, Il Vas
learned Monday.
Diei Is well known IN Tacoma
musical circles. having held Offices
several times In the Tacoma Saen-
gerbund-
Another Tacomsn being trans
ferred TO the Seattle office Of the
phone company u Charles Kaib.
They vii leave Tacoma about
Dec. 2.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-28
UNLUCkY DAY
FOR SOLDIERS

Sheriff John c. Bjorklund won
dered for a while Sunday n his
jail would hold the entire United
States army. He had four soldiers
behind bars before the jaii's BUSH
est day in months was over.
Two were picked UP by Town
Marshal Steve No.ak Al Roy who
phoned 10 the sheriff ut 40 a. m.
Sunday that he WAS holding three
men for attempted theft Of tur-
keys from the Stanley Naporas
turkey yard there. Ted Spence,
20, and Raymond Pclx, 20. both Of
the 18th Infantry at Fort Lewis.
and All Taylor. 32-ycar-old wPA
worker, Of 223 Ea. 9th St, Ia
coma, were the three men.
Sgt. A. J. KarpinSbi, Of Co NJ.
18th Infantry. stu was held Mon
day for consideration OF the prose-
cutor as result OF an accident In
which the soldier. driving alone.
turned over his car near the en-
trance to the national guard camp
Sunday. Deputy Sheriff y. G.
Dahl booked Karpinski for investi-
cation of possible drunk driving
after a witness. Fred kinsey, Of
5i2 7th ave. ~. w. Puyailup. said
the man veered unsteadily across
the road and nearly struck his car.
Fourth soldier was Thomas
Taekett. %. OF the 81 Tank COM
pany. turned over TO military
police who reported him A. W. @.
L. for approximately month.
Deputy Dahl arrested Taekstt Il
Orting on a report that a man
was disturbing the peace there.
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PINEsT TO DATE

Noted for his many brilliant
screen Characterization. Charles
Laughton Is szld 10 have the finest
role Of bis career a. the deformed
ouasimodo in The Hunfhbsek q
Notre Dame" RKO RADIOS film
version Of Victor Hugo'a famous
novel william Dieterie directed
the production.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-28

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Tense emotional drama II Of
fercd theatergoers In RKo Radios
Married and In Love" featuring
Alan Marshal. Barbara Read.
Helen Yinson and Patric Knowlea
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PUBLIC FORUM

Roy Clark and Cershom Row
land will speak at the meeting Of
the Tacoma Public Forum Mon
day at 7:45 p. m. at the McCor-
mick branch library, No. 26th and
Adams SITS. Clark's subject will
be The Pacific Telephone and
Telegraph Company's New Rates"
and Rowland will speak on Inter
national Law
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JUST THE CORE

will meet Tuesday at 5 p. m. at
the Buddhist church. 1717 Fawcett
ave. The meeting will be con-
Quoted in English, on the subject,
THE History of Buddhist
Thought"
Fruit and shade trees ready TO
plant now. Puget Sound Nursery,
9201 Pacific. (adv.)
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NOW PLAYING At
LOCAL THEATERs

FtaSr SHOWING
atSIe n0<-asskrs necnsv.
judy Garland 20 OuY klhte4
N nan<s IN AFass.- - -. = -.
80 80, Tia. 49, he
March - Ttms
RINtEsA-Ciens AutTs sus
snlisr Burnrtas N sCalcfnto
sunset - &c so. 8 -. Z 80
10 rs aiAo FTAaes4 fnnHNruaafa
and os4a kr,1sef ~ 4 Wessssa
i The zsadet. i .. e. tce.
Z -. e3z
R0xx---sAres rAeaev sne
Priscilla fAne N The noartn3
1os.~ y 10 -. as. e<a.
ai@c 1e4a Roxsfs and NIiiisas
ptAwiey IN essf, tsek ara
Love llsn. aso ga sas.
RErURS SHOWING
BFvfaIf--otnssf nnFszz ana
DAvia Ntven In harhslaf
Mother. alec gleorxs Raft ara
cisire Trswcr N 7 stoiz = MI
lion
NTH NntsE-Tyrons rouer
ard MyxnA lev IN -rhe RAtns
Came aiso Resest veuns and
F9orenes rice 10 "MlFsxaes Pr
sale
COMM SfTx--nnh nufns and
susan Hayward IN Cur Lead
Inc ctttssn aiso rxtsf Lore
and virginia Tieid n Nj,
Motto TAkss q Vseatson
Nay srRFEr--RAndnsph scast
and Nancy Kesis In Frontisf
Marshal Also nnteFt Young
and Aanab<ilA Ia Bridal
suite
rsRk-Krroi Flynn and olivia
DeHAsilisnd n The Advsn-
tnres Of Rooin Hood Z also lean
Parker IN she Msrled = Cop
rROt Ton--.Rob nurns and
susan HayUard IN Our Lad
ms Cst.srn~ also Heien
TNeieetfsss ana huek Jones
In Unmarried
RFN-Ths Dead Knds Kids
and Margaret Lindsay IN "Heiis
Kitchen. also Phil Reagan and
Jean Parker IN she Married :
Cop
RkaiART-Oene AuffY ard
smiley Barnettf N AektCAli
Rose aiAo George Sanders and
Nendy Barrie IN The saint
strikes Hack
sHEt-is-Barton MaetAns IN =
Was = Contiet" The Thnce
NesQuiteeFx IN santa ~
Stampede also The Lone
Ranger Ride. Again
st>shT-Aickrg Rooney and
Lewis Stone N ANDY Hardy
Gets Spring Fever"
TENfiI--Bins crosby and
Joan hiondeli IL East side Of
Heaven. also Edmund Love
and Heirn Mack tn 'Seerets Of
Nurse
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PAT o'Brisn would Ike 70 lnsy .
farm and live thsrs whsn has Ntak-
Ing days are over.
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NEW COATS IN 1910

Actual issue of the new type
bellows service coat for enlisted
men in the U. S. army will not
start before the fall Of 1910, it
was announced Monday by the war
department. Tests are now being
made on various designs and types
of windbreakers. The most suit
able will be made part Of the SOL
dier's equipment.
DIR. JOHN J. VERHALEN, NJ. d.
announces the opening of office
space 1t 907 Medical Arts bldg.
Br. 3l76. Hours Hip a. m. 2-5
p. m. adv
WILL MEET IN CHELAN
ELLENSBURG-The 1910 meet
ing of the Order of DeMolay in
eastern Washington will be held
in Chelan, it was decided here Sat
urday. Eldon Harm of Chelan was
advanced TO district master coun-
eilor.
Eggs are cheaper. Cow Butter
Store. (adv.l
BUDDHIST CENTER
The Tacoma Buddhist center
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-28
STAMP CLUB TO MEET

Mrs. f. w. Bonney will exhibit
Christmas seals and discuss them
at the Tacoma Stamp clubs meet
ing Tuesday at Sis p. m. in room
1922, Medical Arts building. DIR.
d. c. BARLEY, national cachet
director, will display naval covers.
The meeting will be open to the
public.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-28

Choice cactus. HIM, Florist.
adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-28

FAN bulbs you can afford. The
Garden Shop. Rhodes Bros.-adv.