davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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WARS CHESSBOARD

WARS CHESSBOARD
Clearly shown here is vul-
nerability of Lithuania, Lat
via and Estonia since parti-
ton of Poland, as Russia
presses proposals to Fin
land for naval bases, which
she is willing to yield in
Gulf of Finland (1), but
balks at demands for con-
cessions in Aland Islands
(2). At same time, Sweden
fears Reds may also demand
similar toe-holdS at Codes
berg and Karleskrona 6 and
~. Precarious position of
Belgium and Netherlands
(5) with respect to west
ern front" developments is
obvious, while Rumania
fears Soviet threats to take
back Bessarabia (6) and also
possible Hungary-Nazi push.
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SEEN ad HEARD
-oA -
THE MAIN DRAG

Young boys attending the foot
ball banquet being served milk.
Two Thanksgiving feasts at the
A. w. Grimm home, one a week ago
Thursday and one on Thursday Of
this week.
Mrs. Maude Peterson and Mr. anCs
Mrs. A. G. Wingo playing croquet
Vic Wager, Jr., looking for a place,
to park turkey.
A. w. Steensen coon hunting. Got
four on the limb of one tree.
Stores putting up holiday decora-
tions Immediately after Thanks
giving.
Mrs. Myrl Syond riding bike from
school to school.
Lights on cars during dense fog
Thanksgiving morning. -,
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When things look bluest, think of all the J
generations that Methusaleh had to worry al
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Lights on cars during dense fog
Thanksgiving morning. -.
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Perfect Safety
Record During
Deer Season

MIAMI, Ariz., Dec. 1-(UP) =. A
perfect safety record was turned H.
near here during deer hunting sea-
som in 1889, the U. 8. Forest Serv-
ice said today.
More than 300 deer were killed
but no accidental shootings, no lost
hunters and no serious fires were
reported.
Nogales international., 1939-12-02
TRINITY CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH

Church school. 10 o'clock Pilgrim
Fellowship class, same hour.
Morning. worship, II O'Clock.
Theme, "A Heart Cry For Fellow
ship. Special music for the ac-
casion.
o. A. SMITH, d. d. Pastor
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CATHOLIC CHURCH

Winter Schedule
Sunday-Masses at 1880 and IL.
Rosary at 7:30 pm.
Weekdays-Mass at Z.
ST. ANDREWS EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
Rev. Charles Edwerd Howe, Vicar
December 1St
800 am. Holy Communion.
$50 am. Church School.
11:00 am. Holy Communion and
Sermon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-21
Wife MISSING,
Gets FREEDOM

Two years ago Mrs. Ida f.
Steadman. so. walked out of her
husbands home at Orting and has
not returned. The husband de-
cided Thursday 1t was time to get
a divorce.
Fred r. Steadman. who declared
he was II years of age in a COM
plant filed in superior court. re-
vealed that his wife had been his
housekeeper for about month
prior to their marriage during the
summer of 1886.
Almost Immediately after the
wedding. Steadman complained.
ut developed that the defendant
had no love or affection for the
plaintiff"
Then on April II, 1887. the
elderly man charged. Mrs. Stead
man took her belongings and a
considerable amount of furnishings
and equipment in the home be-
longing to the plaintiff and moved
out"
Since then. the husband con-
tends. Mrs. Steadman has been
using her former name. Ida Hamil-
ton. Steadman asks that he be
granted a divorce on grounds of
cruelty, burdensome home life and
abandonment.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-21
BOY, IS, SISTER
II, TO Be TRIED

Detective Capt. Cliff Osborne
today announced two members of
a youthful crime gang would be
tried in Tacoma. possibly Friday,
for three local store robberies.
The prisoners. who dictated full
confessions to Tacoma police
Thursday are Archer Alderman,
Is, and his sister, Mrs. Bonnie
Ness. II, both of Seattle.
They were brought here We'd
nesday by Seattle officers. with
two other suspects. Earl Warren,
II. and Paul Graham, 10. The
latter two were returned to Seat
tie Thursday for trial.
Young Alderman and his sister,
with Graham, took part in holdups
at Laffaw's grocery. 1906 No. /
St, April /; Food Craft confec-
tionery, PHO No. 21st, April 2,
and at the 23d Street club, So.
23d and X SITS. April Z. Warren
was allegedly associated with the
others in holdups at Auburn and
Everett. and in several burglaries.
but did not take part in the Ia
coma crimes.
! Mrs. Neff will be tried in supe-
rior court on charges of highway
robbery, and her younger brother
will be taken to juvenile court.
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Reported FaUOring
ice REGULATION
SAN FRANCISCO :

SAN FRANCISCO - American
Hawaiian steamship company and
Luckenbech Steamship company
were reported today to have gone
on record as favoring regulation
of the shipping industry by inter-
state commerce commission.
In a copyrighted article, the
Daily Commercial News said the
position of the two companies was
presented in brief filed with the
Y. S. senate interstate commerce
committee discussing the Wheeler
Truman bill. This bill would con-
solidate regulation of all U. S.
transportation under the ice.
The News said the brief stated
the present federal maritime conf
mission regulating ocean commerce
was fundamentally to promote
American shipping. and that its
role of regulation often conflicted
with its promotional functions.
The attitude of the two companies
was said TO be that of a majority
of eoast-to-coast ocean carriers.
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TO LOAD ron CHINA

Bound for north China with a
cargo consisting mainly of flour
and logs, the Greek tramp steamer
Nemea was expected Wednesday
night or Thursday at the Sperry
dock here. After loading flour at
Sperry's for two days, the vessel
WIN shirt to Port piers to take
100000 board feet of logs.
The Swedish motorship Balboa.
sailing to Europe. locked at the
Tacoma smelter early Thursday to
iift 900 tons of copper. She will
call at the st. Regis dock for pulp
before leaving Tacoma.
Lumber plywood and doors for
delivery on the Atlantic coast were
being taken at Shaffer dock No. l
Thursday by the Pennsylvania.
Port piers had the Matthew Luck
enbach, discharging pipe from the
Gulf and loading plywood, lumber
and other goods. The Hikawa
Maru was taking logs and lumber
FOR Japan at Port piers Thursday.
ships In port: Pennsylvania. Shat
Ter No. /; Balboa and Capac. smelter;
Hikawa Maru and Matthew Lucken-
bach Port piers. American Oriole.
Baker dock, Ell Captain. Defiance
mill: Peter Helms. Pcnnsylvnia Salt
Co; Eureka. Tacoma Harbor mill
ships due: Thursday-Nemea, Port
piers; Friday - Minncsotan, Baker
dprE
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BEHIND The
TICKER

NEW YORk-Business experts
say that the war scare has destroy
ed all prospects of spring rise in
trade. They admit that II the Euro
pean tension eased. a pickup in ac-
tivity might be witnessed but that
hopes of spring recovery are
without basis.
In the automobile field dealers
stocks are much larger than be-
lieved. The electrical equipment
industry is suffering from COL
lapse of new bookings. Steel oper-
atoms will soon be lowered due to
increased mill stocks. Rail equip
ment orders have reached their
peak for the year.
The tire industry doesn't look for
much in the way of new car BUSH
ness. The copper industry isn't do
ing well at all. Sales are very
small. Electric power consump-
ton is running against the seasonal
uptrend, as are retail store sales.
Despite the ballyhOO Of
building activity. Dun g.
Brndstrcet reports that first
quarter figures ran only 81
per cent ahead Of last year.
Two industries that are doing
well are aircraft and machine
tools-both enjoying war-buying
activity.
HOsiery--A few weeks ago silk
hosiery manufacturers boosted
prices as much as two cents
pair. The reason given was higher
labor costs and raw silk prices.
The new prices We're guaranteed
only until the close of this month.
The price of silk continues to
squirt. The figure is now 20 cents
a pound, against so cents two
months ago. 1t takes pound of
silk to make dozen pair of silk
stockings. To offset the increase.
manufacturers are to announce a
price boost--to retailers-of six
cents a pair.
Reports Are That: European
| SSiiiik uetOunis Att bulh vi ldSt
weeks price decline Positions
in gold shares retained as an in
flation hedge Corn Products
S. dividend said to be reasonably
secure That of General Mills
looks better
Douglas Aircraft has a quick.
trading following--in line for gov
eminent contracts WHY'S
Overland sales doing better thar
expected even by those close Il
management Illinois Contra
railroad to benefit from oil dis
coveries along company's lines
Consolidated Edison ran int
scale buying while market dipped
so sharply Greyhound Line.
liked by interests close to yellow
Truck e. Coach And. tina
despite better sugar prices. share.
OF companies in industry bein,
avoided.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-21
E. Washington Gas
Haul Rates Fixed

OLYMPIA-Department Of pub
lie service Wednesday fixed tenn
porary rates for railroad and truck
hauling OF gasoline and petroleum
products from Spokane or Alfalfa
to all eastern Washington points.
The rates. based on the present
4l-cent rate per hundred pounds
from Portland and Seattle 10 Spo-
kane. will go in effect April "a
and expire December 81.
In the meantime. the depart
ment will join with Interstate COM
merce commission for a Pacific
Northwest hearing on permanent
rail and truck rates on petroleum
products. Date for the hearing
has not yet been announced
Supervisor of Utilities Ralph j.
Benjamin said the temporary rates
would fix the cost of hauling
petroleum products at the present
level until new findings are made
at the coming hearing.
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Tacoma Times Want lower 55 D"53ta ;ss
Miscellaneous for Sale
RESIDENCE
AUCTION
az22 Moth 10Th Street

1892 North Both Street
Friday, April q, 80 P. NJ.
THE OWNER has authorized US
to sell at auction the contents
of this home, including daven-
port and chair walnut panel
and mulberry frieze), blue tap
estry o. S. chair, green tapestry
occasional chair. 2 ferneries, as
sorted lamps, Western Air Pa
troll radio. walnut occasional and
utility tables. imported linen
hand blocked Grapes, console set,
book ends and radio lamp (all
alabaster). Gregory-made wal
nut dinette table and 6 chairs,
fine set dishes, Standard electric
cream-enamel range, 5-pc. maple
breakfast set, Ape. walnut bed
room set, De Lux spring, Deep
Sleep I. S. mattress, oak buffet,
bed, spring, mattress, 2 baby
cribs and mattresses, Kenmore
washer. ice refrigerator. lawn
mower, pictures, bric-a-brac and
utensils, and many other good
articles.
FRIDAY, APRIL 81. at 80 P. NJ.
MRS. A. E. REARDON, Owner
Fred Aofstetter, Auctioneer
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Sailors Vote for
Strike Action

SAN FRANClSCO-Ne 5000
members of Sailors Union of the
Pacific were on record today as
favoring strike action If the mari
time commission employs UNI
licensed deck personnel for Its
ships through so-called govern
ment hiring halls.
Harry Lundeberg. SUP leader,
said In Seattle that stop-work
demonstrations in Seattle, Port
land Los Angeles and San Fran
cisco resulted in 2.703-to-2 vote
for a coast-wide sailors walkout
unless west coast seamen are hired
through the SUP.
The issue was brought to a head
by Washington announcement of
Admiral Emory S. Land. maritime
commission chairman. that crew
requirements for commission ships
will be made from lists maintained
by federal shipping commissioners.
regardless of union affiliation.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-21
Strawberries
LOWER PRICED

California strawberries reached
the market here Thursday In SUI
ficient quantity to drop 35 cents
lower on crates OF II boxes.
A new car of Arizona grapefruit
ranged a little higher in price.
Texas grapefruit has remained I'M
changed for the past several
months.
Carload shipments Of old po-
tatoes held 10 the prevailing prices
in spite of heavier arrival OF new
potatoes this week.
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Weather Forecast

Fair tonight and Friday. but
with some cloudiness; fogs on
coast: warmer in north central
portion Friday; gentle variable
wind off coast, light variable
winds in Puget Sound area.
Rain at Tacoma last - hours.
none: total since April |. ID inch:
since Jan. /. IS inches. deficien-
cy of 1856 inches.
Wind at s n. m. calm. Light
fog. Barometer 30.0s, falling
SLIGHTLY
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time commission. Lands announce
Lundeberg. AFL sailors leader on
ment followed threat by Harry
the Pacific coast, that his men
would strike If east coast crews
affiliated with the CLIO were kept
on board the ships.
Lundeberg also opposes hiring of
sailors from lists in the u. S. ship
ping commissioners offices, but
Land reiterated that the commits
sion would hire its sailors from
these lists
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|S&33!4375k;IXlf

West coast crews will man YES
sells OF the new Pacific Northwest
Oriental line when the firm begins
shipping operations between Puget
Sound and the Osient.
Word to that effect was received
In Seattle Thursday from Chair
man f. s. Land of the u. s. mari
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ID. J. Young sPEAKER

d. j. Young. representing the
Chamber of Commerce, will speak
at the meeting Of the Young Mems
Business club at the Hotel Win
throp Friday noon Jack Quill
will talk about the Tacoma Tigers
and the opening of the league
baseball season here.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-21
~ APP -
HDAY
THURSDAY, APRIL 20

Joe Stunt, 1918 No. Cove vt.
Marijcan Stunt. 46I5 No.
Cove 81.
Patricia Blythe Nelson, 1912
Ea. 35th 81.
Joseph James Gallueci, jr., 602
No. NJ st.
Frank Brassesc0, 1903 So. A.
Ronnie Lee Heiser, 2I3i So.
Cushman ave.
Mrs. Sam forum, SAG So.
Montgomery st.
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3 USED RADIOS, S2.q5
TED BROWN MUSIC. 1921 Broadv,J
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PUMr-Used 42o G. p. II. Shallov
well CRANE. Runs two sprinkler
TACOMA PUMP CO., 1910 Pac,fid
ave. Main 66e6.
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ROCKHILL '26" Strawberry. largest!
sweetest, everbearer. Plant novl
Full crop this year. Fifty plantsl
e 90 postpaid. Fred Robinson]
Route /. Box 80, Yelm.
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RETREAD TIREs MAIL ORDRAs3
Batteries. 81 IS; $500 tires, sI IN 4
Ault Ire Service. go Puy RR ~
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GI ASS Glazing and Mirrors SALE
ano service Tacoma Glss
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TRADE IN your old furniture on new
at Ovsrland's. 1899 Broadway
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FREE AERIALS WITH RADIOS
NEW Radios 1926 Delco SIG 95.
USED radios, s4.e5, IS IS. so 95. sl25o|
$500 aerials with all consoles.
HOMER KING. Inc. 74S Market
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-21

FLOOR FURNACES for homes with
out Easements. si1950. WALESBY.
STOKER COMPANY. 23i5 9th ave.
BR 1888
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FAMILY SIZE septic tanks. s1ss,
Modern Supply Co. iss4 Commerrs
81 Main 053s
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MLlSSOiii1i'S address
Brings Market Gains

DOW-JONES AVERAGES
Industrial -. 12S.41, up lao
Rail ...... 25.8e, up 0.2S
Utility 1890. 22.25, up 0.19
Sales Thursday approximated
$4,000 shares, compared with
$4,000 Wednesday. Curb stock
sales were $4,000 shares, against
10000.
NEW YORK - Favorable inter-
probation of Benito Mussolini's
speech brought gains of more than
two points in the main list Thurs
day and trading picked up slightly.
The stock list opened higher and
extended its gains in the early
dealings. Prices fluctuated mar
rowly In the late trading, with
some of the leaders receding from
their highs on small amounts of
profit-taking.
The rally failed to attract any
quantity of buying, however, since
many traders remained on the
sidelines awaiting reply Of Adolf
Hitler to President Roosevelt's
peace plan.
Steel and automobile issues were
active. u. s. Steel rose a point
and Bethlehem z per cent rose
three points.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-21
CAVANAUGA has a PLAN

NEW AND USED washers and vacuum
cleaners 622 St Eelens.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-21

sACRIFIcE-Adding machine tu-
writer safe and cash register; eve.
BR 1926. l0e So. 10th.
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DRAGSAw or croSscut. Take small
wood Job, trimmed 1851 Tao. ave
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MARKETS AT A
GLANCE

Stocks: Higher In quiet trade.
Bonds: Higher and quiet.
Curb stocks: Firm.
Foreign exchange; Steady.
Cotton: Slightly easier.
Wheat and corn: Unchanged to
cent higher.
Rubber: Steady.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-21
Situations Wanted. Female

EXPERT TYPIST capable OF steno-
graphic and general office work.
full or part time will work for
small salary as need for income is
urgent Write C-5. Times.
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RADIO and Refrigerator expert ser
vice Homer King Inc. 74s Market
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AEOLIAN piano, mahogany case
good condition, $50 cash: SUM
strand adding machine. $40. led
box. Main 1884
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USED PIANO. s25 CASH
SILvERS PIANO CO. 80 81 Helens
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MODERN eight piece timing 81
fnahosanyl. Good co,sditlon- Rec
sonsole 1922 South PARK.
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Save SIS kUICCTTC Spinee
On This WV - L Pianos
Received from Rent: Low Terms
TED BROWN MUSIC. 1921 Broadway
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GIRL "a. wishes homework. home
nights Call mornings. GOT East
30th
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FOR BARBER JOBS learn with pay
at Moler's College. 1918 Pacific
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WILL PAY SIS weekly room and
board to young man for light sery-
ice around apartment house. Proc
tor 0572
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ms rANTASEOuS hot water. Pen
ile4d' 4z-eallon storage tank. Had
price zlo2 No. Cheyenee
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SalespeopIe, Agents

WANTED - AMBITIOUS HUSTLER.
Sell Rawleigh Products. Needed
every home. Easily sold. Pleasant
work. Should make good earnings
at start and increase rapidly. Sales
way up this year. We teach you
how Rawleigh's, Dept. WHD-257-
so Oakland. Calf.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-21

GRAND PIANO. 1920
CLINTONS 18th q Fawcett. MA 1898
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WASHER parts. service, B B Washer
Service. 1922 So. G. GA 5ol5.
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Male Help Wanted

WILL employ young man over 81, OF
good character and appearance for
permanent work. Must have local
references Apply 10 TO u. Friday.
90S p S Bank Bldg.
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experienced, relia-
BILE. temporary or permanent posi-
ton Al references. GA 3l53-R
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LOST? Don't Despair;
Try q Lost" Ad
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TILL THEM YOU SAW 1T IN
TEx TINES
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GIRL - wishes work OF any kind,
home nights. e24 = East 34th.
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Situations Wanted. Male

YOUNG. MARRIED Woodworking. ex-
perienced man. with sales ability.
wishes work: references Write DIS.
Tacoma Times
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ELECTRIC FLOOR POLISHER
FOR RENT SOC PER DAY
Cavanaugh Lumber Co.
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Female Help Wanted

WANT woman under 40 for light
housekeeping; good home. So week
9l2 South 14th.
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GRAND PIANO SEAS. TERMS
SILVERS PIANO CO. 100 st. Helens
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MAN-Licensed chauffeur.
wishes to drive for party going
south. Broadway 1913 after g.
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Quotations courtesy Dean Witter a.
Co.. Washington bldg
Sfork-- High Low Close
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Lost and Found

INDEPENDENT Dollar Line 5 SO.
new low fare to Port and l. A
Croft Hotel. 1919 Pacific MA 8061.
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Personals

ARE YOU run down nervous? Do
YOU need health care? We are
equipped and prepared to take care
of male and female ailments. Also
have room for limited number OF
old folks Glover Creek Health
Resort. main office 405 Rust bldg.
Main 1898
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SHELVES. GALORE. iOc UP
WONDER SPOT, 5649 s. Tacoma Way
Evening star., 1939-06-28

The Atlantic Squadron now In
cludes the battleships Texas, New
York, Arkansas and Wyoming, three
Of them Of the training force;
Cruiser Division Z, which has just
returned to the East Coast following
a goodwill cruise around South
America, and IA destroyers.
The destroyers Of the squadron
now are being used In the Naval
Academy and Reserve Ofncers
Evening star., 1939-06-28

Training Corps annual cruises.
Cruisers Of Division Z are the San
Francisco, Tuscaloosa, Vincennes
and Quincy.
The Atlantic Squadron Is COM
manded by Rear Admiral Alfred w.
johnson.
The Navy Department made no
comment pn the assignment Of the
carrier to the Atlantic force, but
naval officers admitted that the
Evening star., 1939-06-28

carrier U. s. s. Ranger and its
brood Of combat airplanes.
The Ranger, which remained In
the Atlantic when the fleet returned
to the Pacific under emergency or
ders has her home port changed from
San Diego, Calf, to Norfolk. She
now is assigned to Carrier Division
/, Aircraft, Battle Force, and is
under command of Comdr. Ralph
F.. Wood.
Evening star., 1939-06-28
Combat Planes Bolster
Atlantic Squadron

The Nays Atlantic Squadron,
created last September in response
10 the international crisis culmi-
mating In the Munich pact, Will be
strengthened July by the addition
II its first air force-the aircraft
Evening star., 1939-06-28

petition for the probate Of her
will was filed in District Court.
Named as executor was the Ameri-
can Security and Trust Co. Rela-
tives and friends will get around
5000. The will bears the date Of
October 20, 1887.
Evening star., 1939-06-28
Most of Estate Left
To Welfare Agencies

Most Of the $56,731 estate Of
Marie J. Bradshaw, who died May
IS, will be shared equally by the
Salvation Army and the Little Sis
tiers of the Poor.
This was disclosed yesterday when
Evening star., 1939-06-28

transfer was not without interna.
tional significance, In view Of the
growing Importance Of air power in
the defense policy of the United
States and its southern neighbors
under the hemisphere defense plan.
Evening star., 1939-06-28

Most farmers In Denmark belong
TO f1ve or more co-operatives.
Evening star., 1939-06-28

Japan is buying iron ore from
Malaga and French Indo-C China to
be used In making munitions.