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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-30
issue HONOR ROLL
AT GIG HARBOR HIGH

G16 HARBOH--Tbs frat sem
ester honor roll Of The GiK HafDor
Union hiFh school announced to-
day Includes Virginia slost ard
HAfy BulAcleh from N. senior
elass Alice Murphy. Frames
Bajaeien ard Lucille watson. from
IA. junior class John sNsnssu.
Raymond Edwards and Eisi.
Gstofmsen. sophomore. and stan.
icy sinknsks from ire ffosn
The Lions ciub vii meet Monday
evening - ne DEN IN ne Gilleh
block with Df z RUSS Denzisr
snd , " Perkins IN charge u ma
program
The junior class of the Zeal
high sehDol viii give tbs annual
play with MR. Hugh Denny the
director. early In March
Chris Thompson has been chosen
70 head The Eossdale Hall azs1seia-
ton for the coming year. Those
10 serve with him are AdOiph
sehmsl. vice president. Mrs. Fred
Berthschy. secretary. and Mrs
Chris Thompson. treasurer = v.
~ Paul Was named trustee for
three years.
The Rossdals Cemetery assoels-
ton chose Aaolpn sehpei the
president for 1892 and Frank
Milne. seeretsry- treasurer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-30
PROMOTION Of
LUMBER URGED
Association Closes
Annual Meeting
Here Friday

s=rhs huilsisux dollar u IRE finest
dollar svsr turned lras< n any
community
WIN ihs, shens. resnilnf -
widespread hrnsfsts IN ether IN
siustfy ~ vel - ssslf avn. Alfred
Collier ~ Klamath Fails. ore Fri
iAy afternoon urged 4 program n
continued and greater small arfse
pfumnslaa program - stsehhaids
sfs nl the Nest Coast tsunb eF-
meas association. holding thrsr an
nnal meeting a the Hotel WIN
ihrop rhs ane daY session closed
Ffliay evening
II i up - - ~ sala. Ia
climb OFT ~ shls depression Win
housing
Foundation ~ that pfumstsnn u
los rnsi housing Collier said.
.hnuld h. IN tho newspapers where
lumber advertising and pnhiisa
ton ~ homs siear Plans tells iss
story yisslaIly a. a can - dome N
NJ nlhef way Mast IT thcfn. ~
predicted. raala prnfss hy increase
n their een promotion sspsnsil.
lures
az one ~ the psfplsslnx prnh.
lens Of inmbesmsn. shst 10 IN
.ish No ! common grade. tallssf
suggested selling u an . basis II
insulation FOR double walls and
Fssafs
An inch nj ~o.d 10 enFth II
lneha. N eanarsts m lasulaslnn
value ne declared
Visiting frum Washington. y g.
10 address the $50 tumh~rmsr
gathered ~ Tacoma Friday ~as
u n Nosthup. assistant secretary
at the National Lumber Manu-.
faeinrnfs association
etslmpiifieatlnn must he The kay.
note At selling 10 the law income
family, said NaFthup. speaking on
the topic. gItuw Lumber Can Hold
The Lead In the National ItuIlsilnE
n Low Cost iiamss .
Not only inmhsrmsn bat mann-
fsatufsfs ~ electrical suppllrs and
other parts 81 tho hnsns must
make further rsflnsmcnts al the
factory. he ssld. to get final costs
10 customers dawn where they ran
buy
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-30
POLICE TRAP
NOTE WRITER

Al sIannFsss asshash planned ~
Taeefna Police n<ft<srs friday
night resulted IN Tho arrest ~ .
iFsyssF old Japanese high sctor4
STUDENT near the Wright rerh ee<p-
ssrvatnfy.
IN. youth wss aeeased. seeess~
sns fe Ts~s~stsvs Capt. r'ltff O.
s-asns. ~ ~fs.lna ssvsee - I'M
efurss aases and leaving Them -
: restroom - = service ssaflaa
near shs PARK during she rsss -
isys
sfnssesr Ia sh~ writes. Inc nr< -
Nsfs picked ap daily W price
and answered nv MFs Myrtle vAn
ls~vsrs. lasAi raise~wemsn. ~ tho
slimax ~ the s~rssa. the ancnyNs~
uus writer arranged : rendezvous
tnr Friday svsnsna - ~ rarh
conservatory.
An haav f~fnrs Ne Appn1efmsNA
Detectives fssssr MnstAhl. Charles
ilfmuss and liAsnld rhpsnhssr1. -.
anmpanl~d ny Mrs. Van usvesA
concealed themselves nsas M eaep
ssrvatnry building.
Thsy placed shs yeath ur<iss -
rest A. he approached IN attractive
YalnG wpman wha had vnlunf seres1
IN assist pelies N sspssnaiua M
trap
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-30
WPA LAY0FFS
BRING PARADE

Protesting mass layoffs of NpA
workers and cuts in WPA and re-
lief appropriations. Workers ALI
anee locals Of Pierce county pa
raded through the streets of down.
town Tacoma Saturday afternoon,
Joined by other groups sympa-
thetic to the Alliances program.
The Tacoma parade was one OF
a series of similar demonstrations
in all major cities Saturday. They
We're called by David LASER. prosi-
dent of the Workers Alliance. an
organization OF WPA employees.
Forming at nth and Pacific
ave. the group marched up Broad
way to 9th st. then back TO the
starting point on Pacific ave.
At the conclusion of the parade.
delegates were selected to call on
city and county officials. welfare
heads and WPA officials, 10 de
mand support for increased WPA
appropriations.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-30
GROCER FINED
BUT To APPEAL

After considerable d.iisera ton.
Police Judge Maiiery imposed
fine of tibo and costs Friday If.
tefneon against stephen ennisy.
shyeaf.old grocer who lives al
T0ol No. Trafton. after finding him
guilty Of driving while Intoxicated.
Through HI. attorney, stuart
Elliott. conley gave orsl naties NJ
appeal Ia superior court
lie was booked Jan. . by stats
ratfolman " NJ Petersen at Sad
and South Tacoma way. The n.
flosr declared caniny.s driving VAS
erfstle. and said he smeilsJ liquor
on the mans breath. conlsy de-
nlrd having taken a drink during
the day
The defendant sald q jaller had
denied him the right Ia tsisphens
witnesses ta prove hls satristy
until he had nesn IN jail four
hours
Il hate Ia find you guilty be.
csnar thai means revocation ~
your drivers license Tor a year. !"
the court said. and ! sna~ thai
vii be hard On you Hut u there
had besn any doubt In my mind, I
would have resolved Il Ia your
favor
I cant understand Any thaY
don't let prisoners telephone for
four hours However II had
been In your position. would have
asked sysryops aftalnd Tbs JAN 20
snrll my breath ! might HAYS
had bailiasls. but II hsdnt hssn
drinking there wouldn't HAYS basn
an oJor ~ liquor
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-30
TO GET
CASE TUESDAY

Clyde II Walker. co-defendant
and defense attorney in the long
Walker Sheehy mail fraud case in
federal court here. had completed
an hour and half OF his argument
to the jury Friday evening when
Judge Edward e. Cushman inter
rupted the case until next Tues
day morning.
While he had given no sign of
stopping soon. II WAS considered
likely the jury of seven men and
five women will be celebrating by
Tuesday night.
Walker. Vancouver. Wash. at
torney-promoter. and his Seattle
partner, Justin h sheehy. orig
inally indicted three years ago for
a variety Of promotion enterprises
and Vancouver bank deal. have
spent more than six months in
court, counting their first trial
last summer Il lasted nearly
three months and the re-trial has
been going on since Oct. Is.
The summer trial jury Of seven
women and five men disagreed
after whole week ends delibera-
ton.
While a little less violent in
manner than during his first trial.
after which he was cited by Judge
Cushman for contempt Of court,
Walker still charged the govern
ment and particularly its present
administration wss eout to get
him"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-30
TO END
DRIVE MONDAY
Y. Nj. c. A. Campaign
Only $2,919 Short
of Goal Set

With the total amount raised IN
the !. VI. I 4. campaign A. s2s.-
ssi Saturday. teams vent into The
final drive with determination
10 complete the task BY Monday
night To further aid all workers.
breakfast meeting vii be held
IN Hotel Winthrop At As Monday
morning 10 check all prospects
Enthusiasm MAS evident Al the
last report meeting when niS-
sion f. Cleone Sonle. manager.
came from the cellar 10 top henors
FOR the day While the womens
division led by Mrs. T A. Swayze
took the honors 10 date with %
per cent Of their quota reported.
Other winners for the day included
Team % Harry F Burns. captain.
Harris Warwick and Cieone Soule.
star producers; Mrs. g. f Nc
Master. top noteher Ralph
Evans. trail blazer" and Mrs.
T. A. Hill, leading lady
Nine teams have reached their
quotas. With their captains. these
are. ?. Harry Buell.. ). Lyle Lem
ley. 5. A. H. Barnhisel: s. Norman
Henshsw. 20. Lock Riehl. -. Elvin
Evans: g. Mrs o. Berry. 50. Mrs.
McMasters. and 40. Mrs T. A Hill.
Division standings to date are:
Division s. Mrs. T A swsyze,
manager. Sizes. % per cent
F. J. c. Beckman. sl.4ls. SIS per
cent; r. Frank Worden. 81 .oeo,
So per cent. f. Cleone Soule. ST.
2s7. so per cent. d. Dave Car
penter. S1.473. = per cent. I. Fred
Henricksen. S1.150. IS per cent.
n. DR.. Chas. MeCaughey. si.l10.
IS per cent. preliminary gifts.
Harry L. Brown. s15.s50. % per
cent. A grand total Of s23.ssl. SIS
per cent of the total goal. Balance
needed by Monday ntpht 80 uIQ
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-30
bRITONS MAKE
PEACE APPEAL

LONDON - nshises nfitlaA
isadsra y srs.nes. ths arts anA
politics. Appealed N German Issss-
era Friday night 10 istn N .
supfems effort In avoid vas.
of added sisnifleAnes wss -
fact that The appeal. made AMY
shfss days bsfsrs Aaolf ttItisr'e
sshraaisd speseA u No ssiehsssg
Monday night syseseh N which
he Ia ~sp~stsd 10 mako nss 49,
manhs At tbs dsmo<faciss $50
broadcast IN German ny the auv-
eminent controlled British nsaaAp
casting company
We appeal shuve al ~ -
leaders of the psople IN ths great
German frinh ~ thla nsamsnt ~
power and snfiusnus n shsss his.
tary.s said tbs statement WE
appeal 10 them n - Ne great
Klfts by which M centuries lh~y
bass snriahsd NM uomme1u hss>s
tsse In eli flsifs IT human hDpwts
edge and activity. and - tn<n
wllh "a. 10 . supreme sffuft Ia lay
tbs spectre ~ var and snmsly
between nations and N . spirit -
rfsa. willing cooperation ny whIsa
siuns can THAR needs and otfrs -
satisfisd, W bulid uith ~ . hettsv
future ~ us may mot only pre-.
sarss civilization but hand u siown
10 eur uhilassa enhanced ~ 49,
experiences e
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-30
ten PERSONS BITTEN
BY MAD SEATTLE DOG

sGAfJtk-Tsn persons bitten
by dog IN the downtown business
district were advised today To tass
aniisrsbles treatments
The dogs attack alarmed city
and county authorities A quar-
antlns 70 prevent shs spread ~
fshlsa has been IN effect one month
and has tro more 10 run Ths
state made tins aatisrabiss drive
more stringent with orders that all
stray dogs 10 shot
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-30
ROY RESIDENT DIES
FROM HEART ATTACK

The body Of Duncan Anderson.
~. Nas found Saturday morning
not far from h.s home 81 Roy.
undsfshsflff Clyde Knowles re-
ported
Coroner r ~ I4ons. who inyssti.
gated. said death cams from re.
iural causes. probably heart
attack
Mrs. Adds Anderson. a sister in
lsa tod Pierce county deputy
shsfiffs that AndsrHon mad eaten
breakfast early ard left ina huns
20 feed sons cattle
fhs body sas removed 10 ths
Yslm Funeral huns for bgfiai
Deputies Chafiis Mcdonald. Lyle
iAthfop and George kgpka we're
in charge 81 ths Investigation.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-30
PICK COMMITTEE FOR
CLOVER CREEK DANCE

fnEnGN1Gihnl1N $50 4 eosnmlhr
Tee appointed 10 tahs charge ~
ths danes ii Clover cresh ursnxe
hail Saturday night tnetudea jaha
ahsrsln. tiaksiss Annta Mann. -
ffsshmsuts. ssd Tim Mama GeN-
sfai chairman.
Amos I.atsins ~oa ftrst pst1o
in N. Professor auis~ program
Friday night ~ shs Clover cfseh
Grange hail. These question hua
programs are proving ~ popular
mat i.a9rsase rsiisys lsetnrss q
the Grange. plans " have -
svafy iva @ssks.
Women II trsdssiehnDa vin ~
tend . siao~sr Friday sftssnAs,a =
bsnDf ~ Miss ussssins Prime ~
rAaaHa. whose psfsnis. NJ. and
Mrs t.ssrxs Prime. we're fusSsee
residents u Trsdsrsekaon.
Mrs. Emnef pavfs ssa . gu~Ge
n Mrs Pete ayGsrd Wednesday
If luncheon fss spaasway
women
The Wosnsns suild ~ H. 1ys1.
sriesaon Community church vii
meet every sseona tuesday q inc
church for . iun<hs<M - neh1o
study
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-30
Transient Beggar
Ndbbed by Police

William Clark. 35-yesr-ol5 tran
sent. told Housewives in the Taco
ma residential section Friday
afternoon ne wanted contributions
n either money or food to enable
hin 20 cook a "muiligan stew
Police Officers SchnDRger and
Zittel found the man a. Division
and @ ST. and brought him %
police headquarters for question
ing In his POCKET they found 81 -
in cash. On he theory that 81 10
would 30 enough N bug himself =
good meal. they arrested MIN for
Investigation
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-30
CHANGES HERE
IN 7 SCHOOLS

New teacher assignments in
seven Tacoma public schools. TO
take effect at the opening of the
spring semester Monday, were an
nonnced Saturday by Supt How
ard r. Goold
At Lincoln high school will be
Alice c. Gaul and Charles B. Roe.
both transferred from Stadium.
At Stadium. D. Celia Burgess is
returning from a leave of absence,
Augusta Ohlin is being trans
ferred from Lincoln and Wilma
Zimmerman from Stewart Junior
high.
New al Mason Junior high
school will be William r. Mamma,
transferred from Horace Mann, at
McCarver. Clara Williams. from
Central school; at Stewart. Myrna
y Miller. substitute; at Horace
Mann. Georgia Rae. transferred
from Grant school, and at the
Franklin school kindergarten,
Mabel Walter.
Sarah r. Norris has been as
signed as librarian in the profess
sional and curriculum library in
the Central school building
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-30
TACOMA FIRM Is Low

Lowest Of seven bids opened by
the navy department at Washing
ton. .. c. for building & huge
crane al the Puget Sound navy
yard Bremerton. vas submitted
by Star Iron A. Steel Co. Tacoma,
i Was announced Friday. The bid
yas si4s 200.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-30
Students Attend
Betty Hall Rites

students from Pacific Lutheran
college were the palIhearers ana
furnished nssIxss ~ Everett nafur-
lay afternoon Al The funeral ner-
xle~s fnr BETTY Han. =. |. e. er~ed
~hu*s sfrsfh resulted frem IN strt-
dent NJ ina rniirxr
Services wefe he'll ~ Trinity
Episcopal church with Rev. Edgar
Rogers officiating
rallt<sfsrs firm tHe seIleMe
we're Firing Iarnensnn. stan Fries.
lam Itanslana. Kenny Johnson.
rev s<An.nsis. oheFt aovsIe
Hymns eere sung ny the Y l. G.
8aiHgsf. AstFsa AnHereun. NfEne
Msftsssss. Charlotte fioresrud. pen
Nnn~un sna rAuw t.sf.nn
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-30
Dog Sneaks Out;
Gunner Fined $40

Lester Olson. youthful mill sm-
pioys living al Route 0 bos Ssh,
flrerest. VAS found guilty by Ius-
iiee Blanche Punk Miller ~ allow
Ing his cog outside in Violation Of
the canine qpstan,lns and vas
fined $40 and costs Saturday.
olson admitted 20 the court that
his wife had been warned against
allowing the animal outdoors with
out a leash. But he insisted that
III. dog had slipped out II ths
hoiss for only few minutes with
out their knowledge lie said the
dog had not gone more than 40
feet away from tina back door.
Deputy Hugo Asikist. H. said
the case was clearly q violation IT
the quarantine me court agreed
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-30
AID CLUB OPPOSED
TO PATMAN MEASURE

SEATTLE Recognizing discrim-
inatory and punitive taxation of
retail merchandising as threat
to advertising. the Advertising &
Sales club Of Seattle recorded its
opposition this week 10 legislation
of the type Of the Patman Dill now
before congress.
In a resolution unanimously
adopted. the club denounced "legis-
iation which attempts 70 place IN
warranted restrictions on any sec
tors Of the retail merchandising
field through imposition Of dis
criminatory and punitive taxation.
such as the Patman bill now before
congress" as '.unsound In principle
and q serious threat TO the existing
economic system.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-30
WPA Has Class
For Beekeepers

Backyard beekeepers Of Tacoma.
and even commercial producers of
honey. will find something n in
terest them in NPA'k newest class
A bee culture group vii meet
each Monday evening a. 7 O'Clock
at Stewart Junior high school. 50.
50th and Pacific ave. under dlrec-
ton Of NJ. r Aommsen. practical
beekeeper for many years and At
present secretary of the Pierce
County Beekeepefs' association
History Of beekeeping the physi-
ology Of the honey bee. discussion
Of practical bee culture and a
series Of field trips and demonstra-
tons are part u the instruction
program. NPA adult education Of
ficers announce
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-30

Lewis stone. white haired movie
actor, today was awarded a scroll
as Hollywood's safest driver. Ills
record: Motoring half a million
miles. In - years. without an
accident or traffic ticket -.
l. NJ Giannini, president Of the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-30
Pullman Student
Killed by Tree
NAI.JA WALL

WAIIsA uAIIsA-~Ed Teal. ~.
honor medical student a. Wash
ington state college. WA crushed
70 death yesterday when a tree Ne
nas cutting IN the foothills 10
miles from here fell on him.
Teal was cut II school bseauss
u 10 health. and Nas working ia
the woods 10 Try 10 regain his
strength.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-30


Inc 10 year-old son hsd pseh
crippled since Childhood by lnfan=
tile paralysis ana was oedr1aden
BY a severe cold "hen the fathef'
Joseph. 81. decided II ~oulo De
mefeiful 70 Mi MN. lie used a
razor on Ms son then On himseli.
hf s,di eosi'i my
~. ut
The Salute family hsed ~ Union
City. nearby II consisted Of Inc
father, the mother. Mary; Leo, ana
daughter Angelina. ID. Next
door. Salute mad barber shop.
Mrs Salute worked in town ana
the daughter went 10 school
beo vas at home alone and
because he Mas hslpiessly sick
with the cold, tn. elder Salute
frequently ifft MS barrie. fhAif
and vent TO see " he needed
anything.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-30

quickly. The note 10 his sife
Rad
Mary, ! think ~ are 10th dead
by now | done this terrible thing
because Leo is 40 sick ~. Won
live until tomorrow morning |
want Ia toll lot but haven't The
nerve 10 write any more
LEO Was alive this morning bat
his condition sss desperate.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-30
Father Wounds Crippled
Son, Then Kills Himself

WEEHAWkEN " LEO Salute suffering from three
Affections and barely alive greYed today for his father who
had pitied him yesterday that he tried 10 kill him and only
succeeded in killing him self
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-30
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TORRENTS

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oil % ard szbo PER t,gLtis al your
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Evening star., 1939-06-19
Bedtime Stories
BY THORNTON w. BURGESS.

OF course Peter Rabbit felt fool
ish when he discovered that he had
been frightened by such a harmless
person as Slow Poke the Box Turtle
You remember that the latter had
Missed quite like a member of the
Snake family, and it was this which
had made Peter jump and start to
run. At first he was inclined to be
cross, but remembering how he him.
self had frightened Danny Meadow
Mouse only few minutes before,
Peter decided that it was best to try
to laugh at the joke on himself. So
he did his best to grin while Slow
Poke chuckled and chuckled and
chuckled and chuckled. You know
Evening star., 1939-06-19

it isn't often that Slow Poke can
scare anybody, and so he made the
most of this.
You certainly did fool me that
time" said Peter. Il expected as
much as could be to see Buffer the
Adder at least. I was afraid it might
be Buzztail the Rather. That was
the reason 1 jumped so. I'm glad
it wasn't. I'm glad it was only you.
And 1 don't mind being laughed at
when have gained something"
Slow Poke looked at Peter Gu
riously.
Evening star., 1939-06-19

whirled around. There was Jimmy
Skunk. Jimmy had q broad grin.
1T is lucky for you, Peter" said he,
that Reddy Fox wasn't in my place.
Were you talking to yourself, Or"
Just then Jimmy saw Slow Poke.
At least he saw Slow Poke's house
of shell. Slow Poke himself wasn't
to be seen. He had drawn in his
legs and his tail and closed the doors
at the first sound of Jimmy's voice
Out of pure mischief Jimmy reached
out q black hand and turned Slow
Poke over on his back.
Evening star., 1939-06-19

so" said he, you were talking
to Slow Poke. This is the first time
I have seen him this year. I won-
der where he came from"
"Over in the Green Forest" re-
piled Peter eagerly. II met him over
there and he came here to dine with
me-"
How far in the Green Forest
was he when you first saw him?"
asked Jimmy with a far-away look
in his eyes.
Just up the Lone Little Path q
Evening star., 1939-06-19

IF you please, I'd like to know
what you've gained" said he, slowly.
You know everything he does he
does slowly.
knowledge" replied Peter
promptly. I've learned something.
Every time learn something I gain
knowledge, and for the sake of
little knowledge am willing to be
laughed at any time"
But I don't see any knowledge" !"
replied Slow Poke, blinking his eyes.
Peter laughed right out this time.
II don't suppose you do, because
Evening star., 1939-06-19
Trademark appIiea
For Z. S. Patent Once
BY Bud Fisher

short distance" replied Peter, but
1t took him an everlasting long
while to get here"
Jimmy grinned again.
Il wonder how you had the pa
tience to wait for him." said he.
It was Peters turn to grin.
"I had a lunch and nap while ]
waited" he confessed
Suddenly an eager look crept into
the eyes Of Jimmy Skunk. did you
see Mrs. Slow Pokes" he asked.
Evening star., 1939-06-19

it isn't to be seen," said he. "The
knowledge I've gained is that you
can hiss like Snake, and that a
hiss isn't always what it seems"
"Oh," said Slow Poke disappoint-
edly. "Is that all? Why, I've known
that right along"
Peter laughed harder than ever
He broke that laugh of right in the
middle with startled squeal as a
voice right behind his said, well,
well, well, what's going on here7"
Peter jumped to one side and
Evening star., 1939-06-19
LETTER-OUT
THE PRESENT

Remove letter spell
called the letter
the removed from
It
Answer to Saturdays Letter-Out
Letter-Out
(W) WATERS-TEARS Git rips).
CA) PERSIAN-SNIPER (under-cover marksman
.(V) LEVER-REEL (to stagger).
(E) SURFEIT-FRUITS (uncooked foodS).
(R) BERATED-DEBATE Ito disagree politely
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-28

Thursday night at o'clock in
Warren hall, 2609ls Sixth ave. TO
make final convention plans.
Mayor j. J. Kaufman will well
come the delegates to Tacoma at
the opening general session. set for
1890 a. m. Registration will be-
gin at o'clock in the lobby.
Headquarters for the s6-year-
old order is in Philadelphia, Pa.
With membership restricted to ma
tive-born American citizens. the
Jr. o. u. A. NJ. has taken as its
principal objective promotion Of
laws restricting foreign immigra-
ton.
Ranking member Of the state
council in Tacoma is Harry +.
Frazier, vice councillor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-28
Convention Sessions to Be
Held Friday and Saturday

National leaders of the Junior
Order of United American Me-
chanics, and the allied women's
lodge of that patriotic organiza-
ton, will visit Tacoma this week
for the annual council session for
Washington and Oregon.
Delegates of councils in these
two states will gather at the Ho-
tel Winthrop Friday morning for
the two-day conference.
Visiting from Morgantown, Va,
will be Mrs. Maud V. Nigh, ma
tional councillor of the Daughters
of America. the womens group,
and from Philadelphia, Frank o.
Hewlett, regional manager for the
Jr. o. II. A. NJ.
Tacoma council No. IL, host
lodge, will hold a special meeting