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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-09
MAIN STREET
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po~fsr Feand Tke4.

geAas< Re~.s ard Sss< Hs.A.aa
attending thestsf party IN fernaAl
gowns o~ss~rea wH.sn rFsianE
sermaa by Rev. S,ra. y AIh<rs-
.en ~ MarEarite irk serving re-
freshnsenis sally t~~s~a cum
menting On Sundays FINE weather
Hal Esans studying salesman
ship Maxine Hasd.a toying with
necklace - William Mclaughlin
pursuing friend across street
Lyle Carp~nt~r viewing fail styles
In display windows Charles A.
Cook. ais No. NJ ST. celebrating on
Sunday ma arrival In Tacoma g.
years ago R~n Bigelow boasitng
abou, the sixe OF his geranlums
Glenn brown watching flights al
miniature alrplanes Jim Cassidy
returning To work Val Fawreti
laughing about rubber" check
Fred Hoffman trying To get
shot" at the tideflats ~ Johnny
Peters greeting an old friend
Art Boyd oomplimenting Harold
Ward on q Helen Dolan
polishing daughters shoes Elmer
Larson thinking seriously about
going hunting Fred Biiteriing de-
ploring the four-time defeat Of the
Reds - Frank Seabeck surging
back 10 school-Julius Breeht de-
batting the possibility OF the United
States going to war Cliff Ekvaii
getting house ready for return Of
wife and baby daughter from hos
pital.
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South Enders. headed BY State
Representative Barney Jackson,
filled most OF the council cham
bers Monday morning to insist on
more South End improvements.
They want Park ave. widened
and paved south TO the city limits
and II the 100000 TO $500. 900
project of replacing the city's old
trunk main In all that In standing
In the way, a dark night and q
stick of dynamite could quickly
settle that.
They want the 72d st. hill near
Wapato lake removed so that 72d
at. can be cut through. and Com
missioner DAVIDSON should lend
Commissioner Bergersen one Of the
two idle gas shovels belonging to
the water department at no cost
so the digging can start.
Should Start Soon
They want Saith 1T. opened up,
but Works Commissioner Berger
sen beat 'em to the punch there
by showing that a WPA project
has already been approved and the
work should start in about two
weeks.
On the Park ave. trunk main
replacement. DAVIDSON said he
would give the delegation a state
ment in two weeks. and at the
same time Bergersen will provide
a statement about the paving.
Jackson said he had been asked
by the Ea. I'D ST., Fern Hill, Park
ave. and South Tacoma people TO
serve az chairman Of their com
bined delegation. Jackson, insist
ing on the power shovel loan. and
z. p. Dickinson, president OF the
Park Ave. Improvement club, IN
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P. |. c. FRENCH CLUB
WILL ATTEND MOVIE

Members Of the French club at
p L. c. will view the French film,
"Ballerina. on Wednesday eve
ming. According to Miss Grace
Hanson, president, members will
gather at the home Of Miss Doro-
thea Hackerd. Parkland. for a pot
luck dinner prior to going out to
Lakewood. Those in charge Of
dinner arrangements are the Misses
Dorothea Hackerd. Sylvia Stavaas
and Alice Ford.
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improvements in South End
Urged on City Councilmen

sisting on resurfscing Of the street,
took turns at boring into the
works and utilities commissioners.
Limit 10 Pattspce
We've waited . long time with
out getting any relief" Dickinson
charged, and there's a limit To
peoples patience. The powder
companies are still making dyna-
mite and n II only takes soms
damage TO that pipe line 10 start
improvements out there. I'm sure
something can be arranged. Pso-
pie out there are pretty sore"
DAVIDSON urged him not To blast
the pipe line out without notifying
the water department In advance.
Among Those Rejected
The utilities commissioner en-
planned that replacement Of the
Park ave. trunk line had been in
cluded In the last PWA grant ap-
plication made by the water de-
partment TO the federal govern
ment, but was among numerous
local projects rejected for lack Of
congressional appropriations. He
also explained TO jackson that he
had no right to loan the water
departments power shovels to the
works department for go days for
tearing down a hardpan hill or for
any other purpose not directly
concerned with the water depart
ment.
Jackson insisted the shovels are
idle and lust rusting To pieces"
The meeting ended on a cheer
full note with the South Enders set
to wait two weeks for an answer.
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NAVY QUIET ON
SAD0TAGEPlOT
Rumors Water On Big
War Ship Poisoned
Not Confirmed

SAN PEDRO. Cal The
i.2fss offsrerx ard Szilcrs Al.
tAch@c 20 i.s h&ifisseip An
raz4 wwF~ FIRE NontAy -
haart and iravr As EsaAl-
~hlle gnyrrsfsed rryxrts r<s.
kis,cc TIA; eSaAencs - sals,.
tA&r had been discovered
aboard
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s~sr~cy a. s~tas<.1 e. ru~nsas 81
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sasassgs ferofss stsfsed I'D shsfs
iss r,sossea tssap~sanE Supposedly
cccarr~a
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ssk-~t&wr ~erv tanss~rtax rita
shs sil itse~. treppsss II rrs~sal
scrsrs ists nzschsnesy sha.ra
the S~~~eL pessouinr - drfnk.
tnr ~st~r and esnpsytng a. ell
into the hetl~r.
All q thss~ wsfr eescrihed ~
nsvy nsn a. -fAntas,ie r1fnors-
offssiAi coafarnaiion that TIE
FHI wsa Investigating the reports
VAS given BY Chief J Edgar
Hoover. now At san Francisco. " 10
said be VAS on the PAcsifc Coast
90 look into reports o. sabotage ana
violation % neutrality laws he
added. however. he was oui west
principally 20 attend the national
convention Of Police Chiefs al san
Francisco.
The dreadnAnght. flagship Of
Rear Admiral Russell Wilson and
commanded by Capt. ]. c. Kidd.
steamed into Los Angeles harbor
Friday after several days Of firing
maneuvers off the coast Neither
Wilson nor Kidd was aware OF
trouble aboard the vessel. they in
sisted.
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SCHOOL FUNDS
IN GOOD SHAPE

0LyMPlA--school districts uf
The state were In good financial
condition nj the Close Of the 1879
school year on July l. with STA.
7ss. ga In debts and SIS. ATT OBS In
assets. State Auditor ciiff Yeils
reported.
His summary Of county school
reports for the year showed tbs
schools had q total Of sa.np3. 800
In outstanding warrants and So
6gi $50 In bonds on the other side
Of tho ledger they had -. o0s. It's
in cash In their various general
expense funds. sos5. p2s In their
building funds. si.s22.tso In their
bond retirement funds and $685.
ed2 In outstanding taxes.
King county's schools probably
had the largest off-baiance finan-
cial picture. with about $1,000. 900
In debts and only - ZOO. 900 In
cash and unpaid taxes.
Columbia county's schools were
In the best condition. They had
only $3.50 In warrants outstanding
and no bonds. They had $4,000 In
cash and outstanding taxes TO
their credit. Garfield county
schools had only 5000 In debts.
San Juan was third with y11. 900
and skamania fourth with $4,000.
The survey showed Pierce coun-
ty had sf76,o1i In warrants out
standing and S1.52i $50 In bonds.
and Its schools general funds were
s105,5s In the red. They had $751;
1853 In cash In their building funds.
S1g3.g77 in their bond retirement
funds and S9ss.761 In taxes out
standing.
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60 nss ssoesd l.alses nssf ~ Ysw
e1net romx1i;exnea Nasa Kaihxxna
Saturday aftrgrDas 81 10 court.
he1sx Tas snaritax naas gFeeadssa
oFFr - Hans 1ass2nss. ~fesss Fes-
tgaksion tfum the pei - scceTt
ths eAsirsnAnshlr - fhe eoantf
e<ntfRi cornfnsits< neoessstAtsSs ths
nseeflnE
oth<s thar Eliust tho.< ncFni.
EAtea included Maurice RagHasad
Bert ncCaaam and ps Alien
EnrFNnn
A question RAISED hy ons q The
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Day Boys Assn.
AtP. l.. {. Elects

Bud Galbraith, normal senior,
will head the activities of the Pa
cific Lutheran college Day Boys
association for the coming school
year. Those who will assist him
are: Vice president, Bob Herness,
freshman: secretary-treasurer, Bill
skillings, senior: scrgeant-at-arms,
Marvin Loftness. sophomore.
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HUMANE SOCIETIES ACT
IN BEHALF OF ANIMALS

WASHINGTON The stable was
brought into the congressional
fight over repeal of the arms en-
largo today. as Washington state
humane societies urged = ban on
shipments og horses and mules 10
warning nations.
Rev. Warren G Magnuson, d.
Wash. said be had received many
letters from representatives Of
humane societies asserting that
s97 ,0o0, 900 worth Of mules and
horses were shipped abroad during
World war days To be slaughter
ed, and urging an embargo to
prevent a recurrence.
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rsslIa 0sfno1ns cnunnnlnn1nung
III q pev1nBnn - - 90
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-09
Don't Aggravats
Gas BIeating

constipation, gst ths DOUBLE ACTION 4
ssrminsiivs and ssthartie. Csrminaiivss
that. warm and sooths the stomach, help
sxpel GAS. Cathartics that scs quickly snd
gently, clearing tho bowels Of wastes that
may have caused GAS FLOATING, head
pressure. Adlenka contains three lsxafives
and flys earminatiyes to give . more BAL
ASCED result. IL does not rrips-is not
habit forming. Adlenka acts on the stomach
and BOTH bowels. II relieves STOMACH
GAS almost at once, and often removes bowel
wastes in lees than two hours.
~ 81 isadina 6xalagksts. s-a6v.
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GERMAN IS EXECUTED

BERLIN - Hermann Kruger,
identified only as former Ger
man official" has been executed
for high treason, 1t was announced
today.
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II you're not using 1t, sell 1t with
a Fast-Action Times Want Ad.
Call Main 11b1.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-09

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sInns
The slss u klmmswles made W
suspicious ~ some ~ The towns
listed hslo~. Maybe they ~osldn't
have places 10 eel either. And
Louise seems 10 b continually hun.
Cry since the promised addition
1sesa b usteese
by the tins ws rot hack ~ The
eance thu heat Of the day had really
started In earnest. II seemed that
every day that pssssd VAS hotisr
than tbs one before. Despite The
parasol. Louise suffered soma from
the sun and Hob found u uors com.
Portable with . shirt IN than with
out one.
Ever slnrs that humid day atovs
Herman the temperature had hoy.
cred on both sides the hundred
mark. mostly ON the uppsr side.
What made II worse IL that there
was no relief from tbs sun II any
time. Not . cloud gave us even .
few minutes shade and our eyes
suffered more than anything from
the reflection ON the water.
Late In the afternoon we con-
suited our light book 10 zee how
far IL WAS 10 81 uenevisve and
were somewhat disappointed TO find
that II WAS no longer on the river.
Its landing was two miles upriver
from this town Itself The old Ger
man town used 10 be one Of the
famous ports Of steamboat days.
but several years ago the river took
q queer twist and left II an isolated
inland town. Nov with the river
held in check by revstmsnts and
dikes II never will be on the river
again. To old timers II IL just =
memory OF the old days.
Just Switching Yard
Though the landing had . name,
there was no town there. II was
just . small railroad switching
yard where cars bound for the I'LL
-
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Quaint T0sv1S Found
BY Tacoma Cds70eiStS
Lynds Fail 10 Find Restaurant, So
Grocer Serves Couple Toast. Coffee

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ss.seas u 81 Iaass sarA he'd actual shArss ~
TIE sexsses 81 TIE river h<swe<n 81 uI> nnd Cara ~
light hss skovsd msaY sman sa~ns the rsvvr where
sheaA h .hi< - fst either meals ~ psssisiana
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proud as Jennie Is. she
won't be happy married to .
famous musician. It hurts
anybody's vanity to be treated
nice only because they're re-
lated to somebody else"
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The beds we're dirty. the floor
hadn't bssa swept fos days ~
weeks. the eating table had layer
of dirt On II. and even The dishes
had had only . hsphssAEd washing
- that particles u drisd food stifl
adhered 10 than. NAT the oecu-
pants were very cordial and ~
sisted thai everything thsy had vas
ours.
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kRE.S MORE ABOUT
HUNTERS BODY FOUND

very roaTh enantry. hs.sy .ash
timber ard as8efe4saxh
Word ~ ths finding Il Ha.s
was phonea % TIE Times ~ The
office q ths superintendent. M.
,ionAl PARK service. al IssnEmlrs
Al through the wick = RESEMBLES
search ever miles ~ rugged ground
al elevations ffum Zoo 10 moo
feet and higher had b~ea carried
on by forest rangers. park rangers.
Ccc enroilees and volunteer friends
OF Ross led by Tom Fleming. Ia.
coma, Ross hfothsr-in-la~.
k@pt LeaE Virgil
SO far a. Was known ~ Chris
tine. Mira Rons sho had bran stand
ing by 10 await results of the
search last week had returned 10
Tacoma.
II was explained by ths rangers
that because of the character Of
the country. II was not surprising
that the body had been missed on
the earlier trips over the scene.
Attention had been focused on Goat
creek because Of the common know.
ledge Of hunters and rangers that
II dropped down 10 lnteraeet the
National Parks highway tLong-
mire road about two miles outside
the park entrance
Believed Accident
Foreman Davis had reached no
conclusions about how Ross had
met death, except that apparently
II was an accident. and apparently
II had been caused by his own gun.
Ross had gone hunting with
Fleming and three other Taeomans.
Martin stone. Harold sorgenfrei
and Ed Cole They based at the
cabin on Lake Christine. Sunday
morning about $50 toct. u Ross
left with an understanding that
he would hunt for about two hours
and then return To camp. Hours
passed without word from him and
the long search began.
Organized Volunteers
Fleming organized volunteer
helpers from among Ross friends;
Sheriff Bjorklund sent deputies
10 aid and obtained bloodhounds;
the Sunshine cCc camp had as
many as 30 men out on the search
at one time; four park service
rangers were sent To aid and sew
sral Of vallad's forest rangers
joined In.
Ross lived at $500 No. 27th ri.
His market was at Sixth ave. and
Proctor n.
Mellinger's was designated to
make funeral arrangements.
Evening star., 1939-06-25
WATER FRONT PROPERTY

EXCLUSIVE. LARGE WATER FRONT LOT.
sse6 Sse6 Bay Beach West River. MARYLAND;
RPING FORREST: MD LOTS. DE-
sirable location, facing 2 streets; S4OO
cash Call Greenwood 2226-J.
NoETH BEACH PARK-LOr 5OxI25. COST
orisinally $3.50 Sacrifice for quick sale.
ON SOUTH RIVER 26 MILES FROM
Warrington; .N;a m,Gu beautiful vacation spot.
will remember; S15 per week So so a day;
gentiles preferred. WHITE HOUSE. Riva.
Marylano. 2ps
NEELD ESTATE PLUM PoNr-CoL,-
mans cottage, sale or rent: cleo, private
beach: open all week or Emerson g426
COUNTRY PLACE m TIDEWATER. vR-
gfnia, on wide salt water river. Excellent
6sthins, boating and Grabbing. Broom
condition; electricity: 1872 acres land beau
tnuliy timbersd; l40 miles from wash
lent aadr.! ROAD; siG9o9 sI9;, terms i desired;
Building. Richmond. Virginia.
LAKE JAcKsoN-BEAUTIFUL LOG CAB
trade. Dupont 1900
Evening star., 1939-06-25
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

CHEVROLET 1885 pickup truck; in new
car condition. Call Shepherd 1852
CHEVROLET '35 panel; perfect cond new
appearance. ) new tires; no lettering; Slg5
or best offer. Mich. 5629.
cHEv 1872 ~. ton. stake body: duals,
speed soveTnor; fun price, So. Sun a55
Fla. NV Dec. 035s.
FORD 1898 pickup, .s2s5: G NJ C. 1896
panel S295 Chevrolet 1892 panel, Sl45,
CChhsyroIe, ChsIe az '3S dual dual long stake, SI12;
SON CHEVROLET SALES INC, i437 r.
wing st. NV Adams 541l.
FORD 1888 l57-inch platform bodies with
header boards 32x6 1o-ply Quad tires,
helper sprinss; ali in good operating eondi-
See Mr.: Dillon or Mr.. Frazier. Logan Mo-
tors iii 18th ST. NV. District $500.
FORD model - chassis and cab: factory
Motors. 955 Fla. NV Dec 035s
FORD 1885 panel delivery; original red
Motor s54o i4th' District 5ss1. E""
FORD 1887 station wagon; excellent natu-
raI WOOD body. motor and rubber excellent.
n nsrs evsrs sGsres mGde truly n ne eondton
1880 Wisconsin ave. NV. Woodley 800.
condition Ali. 4oss. sSa1 pPa' Pa ave- pe'is. Sc.
S400. See to appreciate. 27'
PLYMOUTH 1898 pickup delivery; very
18th and M. District 5SO3
WTLLYS 1888 pickup delivery: red;
really good buy; S379. Losan Motor. Isth
and M NV.
LARGE STOCK of panels. all sizes and
maks1; many others; all body types; re-
conditioned. International Harvester Co,
Inc. 90l Bladensburg I'd, ne. All. 1898.
Evening star., 1939-06-25

BAY RIVALS OCEAN
AT LONG BEACH.
Clean, white sand beach. No mud and
slime. Safe bathing. good swimming
Gently sloping beach. No holes.
FINE FISHING
Near The Gooses" Finest fishing area
Of the Chesapeake. Rockfish, trout, weak
fish. hardheads, blue hsh and crabs galore.
WELL IMPROVED,
Fine homes and cottages protected by ade-
ouate price and racial restrictions. Good
State roads Electricity Pure artesian
water. Park, playground and pavilion.
50x100 FIT. LOTS, $10O UP.
TERMS TO SUIT YOU.
Evening star., 1939-06-25
5Ox1OO FIT. LOTS, 500 UP.
TERMS TO SUIT YOU.

Drive miles south Of Prince Frederick.
on Solomons Island I'd to entrance sign or
phone Natl. 1888 for route map and folder
Evening star., 1939-06-25
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

e!7,ar sEL,Sy-oNITaEBAY; o. 1.S to-t. lSt Best 10
Colorado Bldg. Natl. 2419. Geo. 1856.
HAVE LISTED A GROUP or GENTLE-
homes. Each one has features Of charm
anG comfort and all Gre priced to give
i, One on st. Mary's River has Q roo,ns.
guest house Of 3 rooms and fireplace. g.
caretaker's lodge and formal ssrdens. ia
ceres ssr Soo Including n fne timber. Price.
Once Il S. Marss eas, CITY. Nd Nd.
just being COMPLETED. for sale at Cedar
in knotty pine, with balcony: 81 $50:
A;o shs5 sample ann SS.re a as .
1s vSossa ssss es Es:d' Al h'5ss sE
sss IS Ehis s9a s. tRf se' 'aes 4sons.
BARGAIN for quick sale. Water front
with shrub: house iurn., and small power
boat; ready to move in; $4,000: terms
S'so AcREs, sefa 7-rm house. fronting on
for. retired man; $4,000: terms,
"A 4 M few ,Si SHADED deg homesites on the water water
ing to your order.
Drive down and see Andrew Norris
and J. vs wsdsl al Gq0s and sanq La Plata M
m THE MARyLAND ND REALTY.
9l5 10th st. NV. National s0a5.
so ACRES. EAST MANOR" SECLUDED
creek rich so ronF and 10
tifully wooded Private oyster grounds
q Old ad farmhouse can be your fishing shack
So. 10000: terms arranged.
=! acres. unimproved. sandy beach with
shade. clear land and forest. in exclusive
location on st. Marys River. $500
per acre. Terms arranged.
See See GEORGE H. HARRIS Agent.
Office at ST. Marys City, Md.
BARGAINS FOR QUICK SALE
go house and sarn ITls good
boat harbor; S5,a50.
uS5 AcREs)-,3 houses. ? barns. frontage
q ACREs,-1In beautiful garden: fruit
grapes willow trees. shrubs; modern 10
Iin.I rm house - . baths LARGE kit. with gas
porch: house smartly furn. .throushout:
wharf; Clean and ready to move in:
beach: ] mile on State road to door:
houses: garden pianted. 01an small power poWer
boat: X10,950.
TERMS ON ALL ABOVE FARMS
THE MARYLAND REALTY
9l5 10th st. NV National sos5.
BAY-FRONT ESTATE.
Only rs miles from Washington, one Of
the most attractive properties on Chesa.
peake Bay, at the mouth of South River
III acres of land about 900 it. on Bay,
1000 IT. on beautiful lake.
Attractive lodge, surrounded by lovely
shade trees with lawn, sweeping fine sand
beach
GARAGE. GRANARY, CHICKEN HOUSE.
Perfect for person seeking seclusion.
Ideal for residential or commercial pur-
poses.
Priced to Sell Quick.
See Owner on Premises
To see this property. drive out Central
ave. toward Mayo follow sign through
Shoreham Beach. turn right along the
Bay to the Hofstetter property. ask for
MR.. HOFSTETTER or write Box 420-K
Star.
REHOBOTH BEACH.
New. four-room. bath cottage Block
from ocean. Sll5 per month. Call Berwyn
III
AVALON SHORES.
Cottage. on West River. cost So, 900: will
trade clear for lots or row house in Dis
trlct District O1b4