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Evening star., 1939-05-11
s. poEsklN and CALF HANDBAGS 50,

81 D0ESklN AND CALF HANDBAGS Soc
Slightly soiled Black, wine, cranberry or gold Only ls
Imported Wood Bead Handbags in frame styles With
handles. Muld-colored. Were s. Friday-----------o
/ Petit Point Handbag with nne stitching Exquisite
stitches. Was $3.50. Friday
Imported Sead Pearl Evening Bass In soft pastel shades
Were $3. Friday
Canvas Hat and Shoe Cases. 1Sinch sse Tan and gray
The Pslsis Royal, Leather Goods {. First Floor
ReeonditIonsd Electric Appliances
Crosley shevader Refgeratsrs sire cubic feet Were
3l7ss5 $3.50
Bendix Home Laundry, fully guaranteed. Was @l7e6o
913Sko
/ General Electric Range fully reconditioned. Installed
on Pepco lines. Was $14e60- $sSSe
Tie Psiss Rsysl Electric Abtlissess Fjfk Flssr
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CHICAGO Livestock

CHICAGO. July 10 fP-Salable hogs
5000: 1000 direct: light and medium
higher than Tuesdays average; weightier
kinds kind very slow. weak veal to 10 lower; bulk
top 10; bulk, 224o-27o, lbs. 8 63o-aO: me
dium to good 150-190 lbs. g 0O-1h: light
TSovs' mostly 5.95-4o. few $50: 33O-4OO
, Gad salable cattle. 5000: salsble calves.
kinds predominating: bulk steers scaling
1;l00 lbs. upward; yearlings and light
steers strong to shade higher; light heifer
and mixet vearlings getting good action
strong; but medium weioht and weightv
steers hardly as high as Tuesday although
ftrong to % mostly 1918 over Mondays
Tow time; top early 1040 paid for long
yearlingS. light steers. 1925. these strictly
choice; strictly choice weiehty steers. 1918:
bulk S.50-a.75: cows fully steady: bulls
strong; vealers 25 higher at 10 so down:
veighty sausage bulls up to 135: replace
at 9. 50-10sn
salable sheep. 5000: 2 900 direct: late
Tuesday: steady on all killing classes: top
nao,ye nsod spring lambs. $50; bulk. 9.25-50;
Hooo 10 choice WashinRtons $50: year.
Ines L25-po' native ewes. 2O0-3 25:
rev 30; today's trade: Spring lambs and
yearilnss active. strong. natives. ao5-5O:
iew 70 ou,Sders 6S; 10 decks GOOD Wash
lns.ons, GO: load near choice Idahos> held
aoove aSo; good yearlines 7On-4O; sheep
steaoS' siaushter ewes. 25O-3.5O.
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Washington Exchange
SALES.

Capital Traction 1st SSH 900 at
94l4.
Mergenthaler Linotype-6 at 1875
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National Biscuit Co.
Earns $2,885,263
In June Quarter
Net Compares With
$780, ,565 Recorded
In 1888 Period
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 19-National
Biscuit Co. reported net profit for
the quarter ended June 80 of 81
B85,263 after charges equal after
7 per cent preferred dividend re-
quirements to 80 cents a share on
common stock.
This compared with s2,969 1888, or
40 cents a common share, in the
preceding quarter and $2,984 ,565,
also 40 cents a share, in the COM
parable 1888 quarter
Republic Steel Corp.
Republic Steel Corp, reported
consolidated net profit, after all
charges, of $550,4l2 for the second
quarter. making the six months
total net $l.083,31l. These figures
compare with a 1888 second quarter
loss of $2.856,317 and six months
loss in 1888 of s5,9l8,881.
Houdaille- Hersey Corp.
Houdaille- e-Hersey Corp, machin-
cry manufacturers, reported net
profit for the quarter ended Jupe
80 of s356,87l, equal to 81 cents
share on class b stock, COM
pared with S4O7l40, or 3S cents a
class B" share, in the preceding
quarter and $143 ,004, or cents
share, in the comparable quarter
last year. Plants are at Buffalo, N.
Y; Jackson and Muskegon, Mich,
and North Chicago, Ill.
Cuneo Press, Inc.
Cuneo Press, Inc, and subsidiaries
placed net profit for the six months
ended June 80 at S74l,772 after all
charges, equal after preferred dlvl-
dend requirements to 1888 share
of common stock. This compared
with net profit of $559,S32, or s279
snare, in the comparable 1888
period
Central Foundry Co.
Net profit of Central Foundry Co.
and subsidiaries for the quarter
ended June 80 was reported at
s43,864, equal to 6 cents share on
common stock. This compared with
net loss of S32,727 in the preceding
quarter and net loss of Sl0l ,26l IN
the second quarter of 1888. Com
pany manufactures pipes and fit
tings at plants in Alabama, Mary
land New Jersey and Indiana.
General Foods.
General Foods Corp. reported net
earnings for the second quarter at
s3.661,Ol8 after preferred dividends,
or 50 cents a share on common
stock. compared with s2.8l7 ,85l, or
So cents a common share in the
comparable 1888 quarter. Company
has national manufacturing and
distributing facilities.
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Boston Wool Market

partment of Agriculture, Boston wool
houses were receiving a fairly active de-
mand today for several kinds OF domestic
wools at strong prices. Fine territory woods
in original bass were bringing mostly
around SO cents secured basis for good
French combing lengths 64-66 cents for
average to short French combing lengths
and around 20 cents secured basis for lots
comprising bulk staple and good French
cOmbing lengths. Country packed mixed
y and u blood lots of bright feeces were
brineing mostly 3 to 3"l2 cents. in the
grease. delivered to users. while a few OF
the heavier bright f1eeces were available at
30 to 30l, cents delivered.
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Berlins huge new underground
station has nine street entrances.
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Dry Goods Market

NEW YORK. July % tP.-Worth streets
cotton goods markets reported scattered
demand for prlr. cloths and sheetings to-
day but interest in heavier lines was
at a s.andstill
Rayon fabrics continued steady with
box loom fabrics moving well at Arm
prices Buying was limited to routine
bookings in the silk dress goods mar
ket Wooden goods were moderately &C
tive. Burlap BUYERS had no inclination
to take more than fill-in quantities
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Many new American automobiles
have appeared in Belgium this year.
Evening star., 1939-07-19

'Ex-dividend. b Books closed stock call
ed for REDEMPTION September Is, 1899
7 Plus extras. eSfo extra. 1871 extra.
Sl4 90 extra paid Decembe, 90 1888
2oe extra oo a mSl 30 extra p50c PAID
80 90 paid so far this year. yS5.Oo
extra
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News. {. {. Rule 10 Aid
PROMPT Advertisement
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
The Securities Commission pro-
mulgated yesterday a rule to ia
cilitate the prompt advertisement
of new securities issues to be sold
to the public.
The Securities Act provides that
a registration statement becomes
effective on the Goth day after it
is filed with the commission. There
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Opens Advertising Agency

NEW YORK, July 10 (P).-Roy s.
Durstine, veteran advertising man,
announced he would open his own
agency, Roy S. Dustine, Inc, to
handle general accounts. Until
April 10 he was president of the
firm of Batten, Barton, Durstine g.
Osborn, Of which Representative
Bruce Barton is chairman of the
hoard
Evening star., 1939-07-19

Dog guides for the blind in Eng
land now cost $3.50 to buy and train
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Investing Companies

NEW YORK July IA tP.-1nvestment
Bankers Conference. Inc:
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MISCELLANEOUS
Chevy Chase Club lst 4E.s lO4
Col Country Club LIST 4i4s lO3
Ter Ref g. VIII Corp 1st 4As 1O3h
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upon the securities may be put on
sale to the public.
The new rule provides that the
goth day begins Immediately on the
close OF business at the commission
(4:30 pm, E. S. t..
Under the new rule a banking
group offering securities can get an
advertisement into print on the
afternoon or evening preceding the
day on which the securities are to
be sold to the public.
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U. S. Treasury Notes

NEW YORK. July 10 tP.-Prices quoted
in dollars and thirty-seconds
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Federal Lund Bunks
Metal Market

steady; electrolytc spot. 1925: EXPORT,
lo.35. Tin steady: spot and nearby AZ. So
torWard H 4s4o. so Lead steady; spot, New
YORK 4S5-90' East St. Louis. 410 Zinc
steady: East ST Louis spot and forward,
$50. Pig iron aluminium. antmony, quick
silver. platinum and Chinese wolframite
UNCHANGED.
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BONDS

PUBLIC UTILITY
Evening star., 1939-07-19
wellington Fund

Quotations furnished by Investment
Bankers Conference. Inc which states
actions or firm bids or offers but should
indicate approximate prices. and unless
otherWise indicated are as quoted by the
sponsors or iSsuers
mot quoted by sponors or issuers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-31
LIGH 7
Dewey Expected To
Endorse Many OF
Roosevelt's Aims

WASHINGTON = Themes
T.. Dewey is slowly carpcn-
tering a presidential platform
against the day when he
publicly declares himself a
candidate for the Republican
1910 nomination. 1t will be a
middle-of- the-road affair. ac-
cording to some of the experts
he has consulted from various
sections of the country.
He is expected to endorse many
of the fundamental aims of Presi-
dent Roosevelt. but to criticize the
technique of their execution--their
cost-their discrimination in favor
of one class as against another.
Dewey will probably advocate
minor amendments rather than
scrapping Roosevelt reforms. In
circles close to him there Is hardly
any expectation that he would
abolish the SEC. Ssh. WPA,
NLRB, AAA or agencies designed
to improve living conditions
as the various housing programs.
He will seek To reform the reforms
into a more workable state.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-31
People In
The MeuS

Carl 4. Janfxcn, Sc. co-founder
and secretary Of the Jantzen Knit
ting mills. died today aboard a
Union Pacific train near North
Powder, Ore. en- route home 10
Portland from trip around the
world :.
Freddie bartholomew. English
boy film star. wsS presented an
oil portrait Of King George vi by
sir Bruce Bruce Bruce Porter.
Globe trotting British philsnthro-
plst and physician
General Giuseppe NsIie, under
secretary Of air. told the Italian
senate that Italy and Germany
had reached a reciprocal air agree
ment capable Of smashing any
attempts Al enelreiemsnt AVA
tion Is q crushing force which must
be rapidly used 81 the first out
break Of war ne said -.
Ben Rsshzii. n dancer Sho
claims he has exclusive rights "a
hoofing II with buckets on his feet,
sued for SIS. 900 damages from
Buddy Ebsen, lsnky screen clog.
ger RaShsll complained tina, the
bucket dance ne originated vas
Used by Ehsen without his per.
mission In the motion picture.
The Kid FROM Texas -.
Virgin Hay Cressasii II VINO
spent IS months fighting vitb The
Abraham Lincoln brigade In Loyal
- Spain. drowned At holiday
outing In a suburban lake near
Kansas CITY, No. -.
81 members 81 The Hollywood
screen colony have been sub
poenssd 10 testify a. the New
York trial June Il q Loretta
younxs boz friend. William r.
Buekner. IT,, charged with mail
fraud. The subposHasd screen se-
tors and others who silegealy we're
approached 10 invest IA the scheme
included Herbert Marshall. Prank
Morgan. Everett Crosby. brother
sn1 business manager Of Bing.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-31
.SOVIET.BRITISH
ALLIANCE NEAR

MOSCOW Soviet Russia was
believed today 10 have reached lis
decision on whether TO enter lnto
an alliance with France and Great
Britain on Hriiains tefms and u
was though, that Foreign Com.
mlasar v. NJ Moiotsv would an
uounee the decision IN = speech 10
the supreme soslst tomofro~
night.
Many thought the decision
would BE- 10 Join and that holotov
would announce for the first time
the proposals mad. BY Hfisain 90
brlng Russia ints three party
treaty % oppose aggression.
Russia herself mad proposed an
out snd-og, military alliance
among France. Great Britain ssd
Russia. Britain had NJ first SHE'D
away from mieh AN imaeqsdyocsl
arrangement. The ns~ proposals
were submitted TO the Soviet On
Saturday by the British snhss.
sador and the French charge
daffsirs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-31
VOLCANO SP|TS
SMOKE, ASHES
Minor Quakes Accom-.
pany Eruption on
Alaska Peninsula

JUNEAU, Alaska-The Alaskan
peninsula, called because of its
volcanoes. THE Firecrscker OF the
World" was undergoing its first
major eruption since 1891 today
with s,400-foot Mount Veniamin
spouting hot ashes over nearby
native settlements.
j Minor earthquakes throughout
the peninsula accompanied the vol
canic outbreak.
The tiny settlement of Chignik
reported that ashes had reached a
depth OF two feet and that the air
was so filled that 1t was like twi-
light through most of the long near
summer day.
The last eruption from among
the score of active eraters stretch
ing for 500 miles down the back
bone of the peninsula was that Of
Mt. Aniachak eight years ago. 1t
erupted for 81 days. rained fine
layer of pumice over hundreds of
miles and shot flames hundreds of
feet into the air.
Greatest eruption in recent times
of the Alaskan volcanoes was that
of Mt. Katmai on June 6, 1912,
when vegetation and animals in a
radius of 100 miles were killed. 1t
was estimated at that time that
five cubic miles of rock, lava and
ash had been blasted into the air.
Visibility was cut to five feet in
settlements $50 miles from the
crater.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-31
Mayor Ignores
Mangled Hand

yANCOUNER-soeialist Mayor
DR.. Lyle Tehord today nursed a
badly mangied hand a. the result
Of the visit here yesterday u King
George and Queen Elizabeth.
As he stepped into his car after
greeting the royal couple al the
station. the door wss slammed on
MS giovsd fingers. The mayor
WINGED but carried On. Hours later
after rendering the civic welcome
70 the king and queen al the city
hall. Dr. TefOrd drove to q hospital
where the glove VAS cut from the
laeerated member.
King George. himself nursing
an injured hand. the result % =
similar accident. offered hs con-
dolences.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-31
VIOLENT DEATH
TOLL MOUNTING
~ UNITED rssss

Death took ~ ifltHiie to-day -
ne nation b0nofed - soldier dssd.
At least 3s2 pefsens rad been
killed In AUTOMOBILES seeldfnis.
fire.. plane cr4shss saeosinEs ana
other violence AZ the final DAY IL
the foslf day holiday began.
One hundred an9 talfiYssix u
the fatalities more tssB hall
occurred On ne Highways flfiy
pefsouA drpNaea ard 50 1lsd from
miscellaneous causes
One q ths tFsaktssE fatalities
as that n WARREN G~tson. ~
chleAgS. Hs sss Killed by sn
electric shsck from . nofns.psfie
device ~ WAS using = obtain
worms foF flaming tfip.
lie attached q metal rod ioof
long 20 an sisetfte cord ara
plugged tns cord INTO 10 ysaI
n1ufee ~ MA filing station. Ne
switched on tbs current ard
pressed tbs rod ints the asn
system IN which ths electrical iss-
pulse. paving through me rod
ard entering the earth. drives
worms 70 she fuffsee Many flsh-
ermea Use a. CstzoH started 70
withdraw tbe r's1 and accidentally
touched an gntapsd portion. Ne
del almost instantly.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-31

IN the n yesr history ~ tho event.
itsx Mays " f.os Angeles w2s
IN third pises Ted Hsss fosssh.
and Jimmy anyasr. fprtD<f Chi.
cage msikman. was NTH
First ssesstesf II M ss<e
seeausa when ~ totttes ~
Gpesseit. on the sist Lap. ran
off the track 81 . turn. ~
~as nat In Iused.
Among drivers forced out ~ the
race we're Hob Swanson ~ tas An
relss. whs was driving the car
Frank Lockhart drove 20 his death
At Daytona Beach fsw years ago
Enli Andres ~ Chicago shorty
Canton ~ Detroit DRAGON t.lsx
at pu nois. Pa. gsergs is&iisy
and his rear mstosed special.
rfank nfisko. and Floyd Davis.
The ~ crack drivers IN their
speedy cars got away Il sns q. m.
attn $50 600 prize money 81 stake.
tpN aFas 81 $50 100 people we're
watching ths race. sxpesfsd 10 br
ths fssssss In the spssd~sys his
tofy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-31
ERNST ORDERED
TOPAY PENSION

SPOKANE Superior Judge c.
". Greenough issued writ Mon
day ordering State Social Security
Director Charles F. Ernst to pay a
$50 monthly old age pension to
Mrs. Joanna B. Conant, regardless
of whether she needed the aid.
The writ directed that the pen
sion be paid to Mrs. Conant from
1887 until last February, when the
state legislature changed the state
social security laws so that PEN
sions are paid on the basis of
need. not OF right.
Judge Greenough sharply criti-
eized Ernst for falling to comply
with a state supreme court ruling
declaring the state obligated TO
pay the aged Spokane woman the
$50 monthly pension.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-31

l0N0ON sseps wes stna<1sWec
tsdNy fes rhesnxs y. mmssM -
American svsatcs wle kue1 ~
fFpm t,sa Orchard nee6n. ~. y
. msaest plane nss6ay mneNtn1
bound foe ~amssh<fe IN ul>reve~
rhsrs nd been fn4ny fspnelo
fran vsrtous pteeee Ia mnu)mn
ami Ir~lNn1. ~ nmith hnvsnu -
sighted bus sseh ~ th~4e sepoeto
wvrs proved unfsuNzte4 ~ eCos
.stAie seases1 NJ M DpoQ ~ ~
the Atlantic. perhaps few nngpo
sfses he sske.aff Weosuoe 60
diiisas ~ the stsff were ~
fsssfshts and there 49, 3 Gu1wW
storm esss IN Atlantis ~ Nsws
feunaisnd.
A. as10 a. n. 49, > ~. fwr1
stmishs plsns wse certain u ~
lsNu. That hswr msfksa ~
Hsximan flying tire u ~ snses
line supply under the mpet feves.
sbls enndstteos. II 80 hp1>eve4
unHksty khst M ssut1 - ae~a
anywhere N ths mrftieA fnlee -
esssss ~ The sbnpnce ~ revorts.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-31
Dead Honored In
National Capital
-HIScTos :

Ms-HI>cTOS - The natirn's
memorial services far lts ssr dead
eentsrsd today in Arlington ma
flonal eemstsrY. where $4,000
soldiers. sailors ard marines lie
buried.
The capital had "a FIRST
nssFnorial parade N three years
THOUSANDS ~ troops representing
the three services marched behind
the army. navy and u1at1ns csn9s
aoxn Constitution avenue Vet
efans organizations ard aaxliiafles
toak part.
Numerous stfaihs we're placed
81 The tomb ~ ths unknown solder
IN Arlington cenletefy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-31
SUPREME COURT
LIKES POPULARITY

The reorganized supreme court is
the most eongenial and companion
able body Of men old-timers here
can remember. No erusty or sloof
attitude marks their behavior on or
off the bench. They enjoy good
time and are not afraid to admit or
show II.
The widened knowledge that a
man can be supreme court mem
Der and also human being has de-
lighted capital go-outers. And the
melting Of the erstwhile judicial
tCoatinued on Page 4. Column ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-31
PICKET
BEATEN Also
n OUTBREAK
Rival Labor Unions II
Detroit Fight DIR.
ing Briggs hlAnufae-
turing Co. Dispute

DETROTT--A union official
was shot and 4 picket wen
beaten A. vioicnee hroke ent
last midnight for the first
time In the nrinxx Mnmnlms
turing company atriko.
.fes~ph rsrviA ~ : vt<e pyV~e
serf II fnesI "a ~ IN ueHe1
Aatamahlls woFkess ttsyub. We
shss IN sh< lee amer - 90 ure~p
n easupanseas ND puxsS>e9 . CO..
wAssh they svilsssa - eeNte1a
snsms~ss ~ he rival All. u0t~a
whlsh il hsAasa w ilasser MsttI&.
stli,iar< urs>ns -. . perse4 q
shs Eight NILS Hsxa urs9n1 pfHss.
.ss beaten ~nen . npastp ~ sat-
identified mss attached IN Fsrhet
ltns
aters toward sstii<m~rt ~ INC
ststks whish n&s ps1
 nearly Te.~
uos wesssss issss psaess~ssa mean.
whisr.
T~a<tsi f,@rex Candidates 1cueo
,. p~esy stu.stex ~ stesse = -
The uAW. sna ttiI give ~ - -
On them ssmnFto~s
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-31
Boys Appeal Is
Granted-KMed
COWICHE. wash.-The oil

COWICHE. Wash.-The old sd-
age. You can lead horse 10
water but you cant make him
drink" took new and tragic
twist late yesterday for Clifford
s. Johnson, u.
In answer to his repeated re-
quests. his father. Clarence John
son. foreman Of local mill, al
lowed the boy to lead mule TO
water trough. The mule kicked
the boy and dragged him for two
blocks. The lad died en- route to
Yakima for medical treatment
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-31
Wheel Chair For
Vet? In Reverse

PORTLAND. Ore.--Hale and
hearty at rs years of age. Grand
Marshal Theodore A PenlAnd
Of Portland's Memorial Day pa
rade Will introduce novelty In
this afternoons march.
The old Civil War veteran will
lead the procession pushing a
wheel chair In which will ride a
Boy Scout good 50 years MS
junior.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-31
They Cut Down
Old Pine Tree

la GRANDE, Ore. They cut
down the old pine tree, and to-
day four La Grande youths fear
fully waited sentence for tres
pass, glad that the "two-gun
justice" of the Old West has
given way to court procedures.
The quartet climaxed a spree
by hewing down a 75-year-old
pine marking the Oregon trail.
Angry pioneers packed a justice
court hearing. where the youths
pleaded guilty. and muttered
grimly of the speedier fate
which would have awaited the
culprits in early days.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-31

Ing the work and deeds 81 those
who gave their lives 10 the better
ment Of their nation, state and
community.
Flags and flowers marked the
graves now gay with color placed
by loving hands Of the living
A goodiy and representative
crowd attended pint ceremonies
held at Wright park ~ first pro-
GRAINED cvent and thereafter war
veterans Of ali organizations led
IN perpetuating the memorial sig
nifiesno. Of the day with exercises
held ~ the various cemeteries.
upon TscomA's hsrhaf. and out 1t
Fort Lewis. where the impressive
monument stands 10 recall the
sacrifices made By Northwestern
and Pacific Coast heroe. ~ the
sist division on the bloody battle
fields Of France and Belgium II
years ago.
With a good weather outlook
Tsenmas yachting fleet assembled
in force on the Point Defiance
pavilion in mid-mofnlnE g. conduct
the annual marine ceremony II
scattering rreaths and flowers
upon the waters II the hsrbof
ard sftsrSsrd. to speed sway upon
holiday cruise and picnic At
DocsiDn.
Thousands not directly concerned
with formal programs tsos s1yan-
tage Of the holiday n ENJOY not0r
outings ct Inc more distant beach
mountain AMI lake TesQfts.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-31
Shaw Leads In Speed Classic
One Minor
Mshdp In
$50 Miles

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind --
Wilbur shaw Of Indianapolis.
the 1897 champion. hrld the
lead in the soo-mile speed
classic today Al the end of $50
niles.
BE was setting fsurfd mark
81 - ga miles pei hour Al that
point
Closely h~hsnd shsw was Lou
Meyer. only thFss.tsms champion
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-31
80 DEATHLESS DAYS

sEtTTLE-T'hs record In Seat
tie for a period without a traffic
fatality vas tied today a. cur
rent 100 dsathIsst days cam
psiEn continued TIE record of
= days wss set from June to
July Il, 1881.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-31
HE'S PATRIOTIC THIEF

Police sought today
q thief who apparently put his
patriotism above the decslogue
He stole large flag last night
from a io-foot pole IN front NJ the
eity's largest department store.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-31
Burgunder Trial
Set For June IS
PHOENIX. Arix r

PHOENIX. Arix - Robert G.
Bursunder pleaded innocent late
Monday 10 a charge Of numbering
jack Peterson. automobile sales
man. His trial was set for Mon
dsy. June 10.