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SHEPHERD PARK,
JUST OFF 18th ST.

w vi 4OV4k ~
One OF Washinston's most exclusive resi-
Dental communities, beautiful detached
center-hall brick house, air conditioned. q
car garage, spacious rooms in q home de-
signed for comfort and convenience. You
must see this home to appreciate its value.
Built by Brown Bros. Corp.
CALL MR.. CANTRELL, ADAMS 2319.
OPEN UNTIL PM.
CoLoRED-6 R. AND B. BRICK; H.-wH.:
cleo; everything in new condition: good
monthly. A.. GARyEY Iowner). Dist
450s. Eve. and Sun. Geo. $500.
FOR COLORED DOCTOR-S1295O.
Near N. j. ave and Eye-Beautiful 12-
room. 2-bath brick; oil heat. gar. Rep. 0225.
COLORED.
Girard st. NV, 1900 block-3-story
brick, metal roof; 8 rms. h.-w.h.. "a baths,
full basement. ami. elec. refg.; weather.
stripped. Bargain. National 9797.
COLORED
Brick. semi-det.: 12 extra large rms.
baths, very large recep hall, oil, INV h,
40-eallon water heater: property in perfect
condition; ideal for doctors ONCE or funeral
home: mr.. New Jersey ave. and Eye st. NV.
National 979T.
COLORED
3-story brick metal roof: q rms, 8 bed
rms, bath recep. hall. basement gas. elec.:
a mi; nr. 14th and 8 SITS. NV. Cheap.
National 9797.
COLORED.
IA rms. 3 baths, gas ranges, metal
roof. full basement; ami National 9797.
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HOUSES UhFURN,sHED.

42O5 MILITARY RD., CHI. CHI, D. c.
Moderately furn. rms. 4 bedrms., gas
refg.. grand piano; $Sb. Emerson 9190.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
YOU'VE BEEN LOOKING

For a .roomy. Groom. 2-bath, CENTER hall
home in a fine location. We have it in
beautiful Edgemoor. Md. overlooking Edge
moor Country Club. The price and terms
are right. The lot size is above the aver
age. SAMPLE house. 1902 Hampden lane or
call WALTER AIKEN. Wise. 5S11. or
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WANTED REASONABLY PRICED LOTS
In D. c.. or vicinity Of Bethesda, with
sewer and water in or available.
Write Mr.. Walter.
B. SAUL CO..
925 18th st. NV. Natl 2l0O.
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COLONIAL, CENTER HALL. DETACHED: 3
blocks from Massachusetts, ave. n.w.-Prac-
tically new; 3 bedrooms and baths, recre-
alton room. Gear garage. Diplomat from
FINLAND being recalled. 1922 Brandywine
st. NV. Wo. 7541. evenings, for appoint
ment go
yard. 3707 14th ST. NV. Rent. S65.
PAUL P. STONE. ADAMS O653.
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$3.50 CASH.
18th ST. BARGAIN

With a monthly payment of $3.50 will
ouy this new 6-rm., l-bath brick home;
onIy Sn25o. CAN J. WESLEY BUCHANAN,
Metropolitan 1l43 till O IN
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EDGEMOOR CORNER.

Full 4-bedroom house on " acre ground,
beautifully Handicapped and with large
porches, gear garage, maids room and
bath, automatic heat. Modern in every way.
Priced way below the cost Call ]. WESLEY
BUCHANAN Met 1l43 until pm
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ON EAST CAPITOL ST,
Between Capitol and Lincoln Park-10
rms. brick and stone. h.-wh.. elec ideal
for rooming or professional use. Price only
$3.50; terms. Immediate possession. This
is an unusual bargain. Cali Mr. Conner,
GOSS REALTY CO.,
1405 Eye st. Natl. 1858.
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THIS MAY BE THE
Home You Seek!

Throush charming Colonial doorway
q beautiful big living room with Are
placel opening onto q copper-screened sun
porcn over built-in garage with overhead
qoor large dining room: General Electric
kltchen: B good. big bedrooms, cross ven
Ciated and with cedar closets; tiled bath.
General ELECTRIC, oil furnace: finished recre-
st0n room with knotty pine ceiling and
nan pain laundry trays. etc On 6Ox132
p ppooaed lot with view, of Washinston and
1Inmac tsp9 aiveri For low price and liberal
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JUST OFF 10th ST.,
1AdA NcJ ErTIynpnE CY1 AY

JUST OFF 16th ST,
1444 OGLETHORPE ST. NV.
2 lovely, new detached brick homes;
6 rooms, 2 baths, recreation room, fire.
OPEN DAuY-PRICED Low.
BAKER REALTY CO. INC, DIST. 1911.
1892 LEGATION ST. NV.
If you are interested in the older type
home with lots Of room, spacious porches
and beautiful grounds inspect this. The
moment you enter you are impressed with
struction. 2 baths, 2-car gar. Groom above),
oil heat. One Of the most convenient and
desirable locstions Il Chevy Chase. Priced
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MONEY TO LOAN,

bLENTY tr,,.ts MONEY e., ayaila1,e y, Tor second
Deals closed in "a hours w. T. Cothern,
913 New York ave. NV. Natl. 7416 2Bs
LOANS AT LOWEST INTEREST RATES ON
WASH me- Yio7 Ess g ssr'sst Nsti s4ss
NEED CASH? REFINANCE YOUR HOME
on our easy payment plan. We make End
trust loans quickly. reasonably. confiden-
I NV. Dist. 6150. so.
MONEY 10 LOAN AT LOWEST RATES Or
interest on dfst trust on tmprovsd D. G.
SEsSi L muEA llls IN q. NV.
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NEW HoUSE-BARGAIN FOR CASH.
Six rooms. nearby Arlington. exception
ally large rooms. Dutch Colonial with
every convenience. r. H. A. approved
his home. Phone National 934s for par
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18th ST. NE, Mr.. K.

S6,950 Colonial porch brick home of 6
spacious rooms tile bathroom. in
lrigeration large pantry. full concrete
cellar with front entrance lavatorv in
basement. h.-wh.. large storage room
metal garage opening on wide alley,
property in excellent condition: splendid
opportunity; owner anxious to sell
HOHENSTEIN BROS,
eth and SITS NE lin neo-
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10 RMS, $4,000.
Capitol Heishts: terRs National e7o7.
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35O6 10th ST. g.. ARLINGTON.
II r. and 3. h.-w.h:. oil burner: bsAu-
and see. Chestnut $685.
D n IOHNSCN Co a4I Y Ave NV
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LOTS WANTED.

Northern Virginia once,
1901 So. Arlington Ridge Rd.,
Arlington, Va. Phone Jackson 1857.
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PRINCE GEOROES co,

FHINCE OEOHQE6 CO.
8 miles from District line, secluded 20
acres land, new 8-rm. house. 2 baths, extra
lavatory. air conditioned. Oil heat, knotty-
.kit insulated, weather stripped. chicken
house, scar gar; terms. Natl. 9797.
20 ACREs-PRINCE GEORGES CO.
Arm. modern bungalow, 10 miles out;
compo. roof; Secluded Nail a7Q7 :
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ARLINGTON CO., VA.
Fine new brick bungalow, bedrms., air.
conditioned 81 heat, large lot, hvd. doors;
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9O4 DELAFIELD PL NV.

3 rooms and bath. automatic heat. in
sulated, garage; close to transportation,
schools and markets. Only S6,950. Easy
terms. For information and inspection
phone MR. NYCE, Dist 149l
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SEMI-DETACHED.

A real bargain in Petworth; 6-rm.. l.
bath brick home. with new oil burner.
built-1n garage; only s yrs. old priced at
81. 1850 with only $500 down payment.
Call J. WESLEY BUCHANAN, Met. 1I43,
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J. ROSEN.
Owner and Builder.
Georgia 0591,

INVESTMENT-BARGAIN.
NEAR BALL PARK NV
Brick Dwellings With Baths.
Renting, S67 90.
Price, $4,000
Howenstein Realty Corp,
14lS H St NV Dist TS1T
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WATERFRONT FARM
LOTS FOR SALE.

BEAUTIFUL WOODED LOT, 100x1s6, ON
Franklin ST., Chevy Chase View, Md; sewer.
water, gas, electricity; on paved street, 3
blocks from school and bus; $1,000. Call
OWNER, Adams 1904
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
(COntinued

TAKEN IN TRADE.
Nearly new, arm. bungalow. miIes from
WALDORF. Nd, and about is miles from
y; c. on hard road; over acre Of ground:
nov 10 party with cash for haif price
49,, .gDw L. sTRoHEcKER.
IOlO W. Ave. Met 2713
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NEW BRICK CAPE COD. ROOMS, FULL
basement, unfinished rooms in attic.
garage, fireplace. oil heat; every modern
convenience. Beautiful landscapsd lot
EDGAR J. .CARWITHEN West ave-, Ken
sinptOn Md oSs
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500 CASH; NEW BUNGALOW. S47.50 MO.
$3.50 cash: new BUNGALOW: S55 mo.
BOSS REALTY. Not Sunday. Oxford 32S1.
KENSINGTON. MD.-SEVEN ROOMS AND
bath, ami, F. H. "A. approved. lot 10Ox
105. large trees, lawn. brook, detached
garage; INV. heat; near stores. bus.
Phone Kensinston 291-M. (no Sunday
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

IA rms. 3 baths, 4 gas ranges. metal
roof. full basement; ami. National 9797.
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New model home. built and designed by
the builder for his own house. Features:
Breakfast nook with bult-in circular
leather seat, solarium opening on to rear
garden. recreation room with fireplace
rooms and . tile baths, basement lavatory
and finished third floor. 6416 Luzon ave.
NV. Drive straight out 18th St. turn right
on Luzon ave at intersection of 18th and
Tuckerman SITS. Open daily and Sunday
to 9 pm.
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1740 KuBOURNE Pr NV

I74U kILBOURNE PI. NV.
In one of the best and very convenient
3 bedrooms. IL baths insulated. Automatic
heat. 1t is priced low for prompt sale. See
at once II yon want home in this neigh
SUNDAY.
VIM. M. THROCKMORTON,
Inv bldg Realtor Dist 1000
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PETWORTH-S6 o50

Large brick home on deep lot arranged
closed porch and bath each floor; Oil heat.
Now rented to- one tenant at S65. An
investment at the price, or unusual oppor-
tunity for small family occupy one floor
and enjoy income from rent Of other apt
Check this. MR.. SURVIS. EN-. S153. to
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North Cleveland Park.

Z
Buy where many other home buyers are
PURCHASING A Colonial home rich in au-
This home is charming in every respect.
OF center-hall, design with well-propor-
toned room. . completely tiled baths and
flrst-foor lavatory Automatic air-cond-
toned heat, large screened porch and many
other unusual features. Situated on beau
tifully landscaped lot with fenced-in rear
yard with large shade trees. In location
convenient to everything This is rare
bargain at S11,600. Call Dup. 5S25 or
Emerson 906S
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SMALL MODERN HOME. ACCESSBLY
located: spacious grounds. Priced from
S995 up. CAPITOL Heiehts 163-F-2.
ALEXANDRIA VICINITY-NICE HOUSE
pool, lawn. garden, Gear garage. Financed.
Immediate possession. Mt. Vernon blvd.
to WELLINGTON bus stop. right turn to Fort
Hunt I'd, left to our sign. ARTHUR
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ARMY NAVY AND MARINE CORPS.
number OF officers have already bought
and are building on lots in the new Arling-
ton Ridge section of Aurora Hills, because
river and city large shade trees and COM
plete modern improvements; only 8 miles
from city and close to the Army and Navy
Club A few lots left with equal ad-
yantages. Never before have you been able
to buy homesites in the Arlington Ridse
to buy these lots, because these purchasers
are building their own homes. There ara
. few lots left with wonderful views Of the
city and river. =
j. WESLEY BUCHANAN.
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AND 10 ACRE PARCELS OF LAND,
high elevation, spring and stream 2 miles
west of Government farm at Beltsvtle;
S45 per acre; easy terms. Phone Berwyn
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Can you imagine a home on the bluff,
overlooking the canal and river, on large
wooded handicapped lot? We have one that
must be sold at once. Call j. WESLEY
BUCHANAN. Met Az Until Q M
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DEVONSHIRE GARDENS. ACRE. BUN
salow, 5 rms. bath, finished attic, ami,
new air-conditioning heating system, beau
tiful lawn. flower garden, lily pool. fruit
trees, etc: 20 min. to downtown D: C. Il
mile beyond traffic light in Falls Church
turn left / block of Lee Highway. By
OWNER, 31Q Park Lane Apts 2Ss
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BUNGALOW
SUBURBAN HOME.

We have large bungalow. about yrs
old, in fine condition; only $4,000; very
easy terms. Call ]. WESLEY BUCHANAN
MetropOlitan ll43 until @ u m
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-04-20
Complete Pldns For
Egg Groding School

A school for the purpose of
training egg graders as provid-
ed by the egg grading law
passed at the last session of the
Montana legislature, will be
held in the community room
of the courthouse here next
Wednesday and Thursday, APP
rl 26 and q.
The school will be under the
direction OF J. M. Moudry OF the
dairy division of the state De-
partment of Agriculture and
Miss Harriet E. CuShman, pOul-
try specialist at the state COL
Iege. Four sessions tor the
training of graders will be held,
two ON the first day and two
on the second. They will begin
at 1000 am. A public meeting
will take place Wednesday eve
ming at 7:30. This will be open
to all interested in learning how
the law affects the egg producer
and consumer. This law is de-
signed to help and protect pro-
ducerS of good eggs, as we'll as
to help consumers to secure
good eggs.
Prior to 1899, Montana was
being flooded with cheap, un-
der-grade eggs from neighbor-
ing states. Many of these states
had egg-grading laws and were
dumping nothing but their culls
into this state, it was said.
Montana producers were not
able to compete against such
practices and Montana consum-
ers were unable to purchase
good eggs for table use; hence
the enactment of a state egg
grading law. According to B. F.
Thrailkill, dairy commissioner,
his department will be able to
better protect producers, han
oilers and consumers of eggs
under this law.
One of the features of the
new law is that all eggs sold
at retail must be sold on grade
and the packages must all be
marked as to grade. To get uni
formity in marking, the state
Department of Agriculture has
prepared an official seal which
designates the grades. These
seals will be printed in four
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-04-20
Cancer Control
Drive A Success

Mrs. George Kalberg, Big
Horn county captain, said me
campaign of the Woman'S Field
Army for the Control OF cancer
had more than reached us goal
in a week of soliciting funds.
While all returns are not yet
in, the sum netted will PROB
ably be far in excess OF the
$85 goal set for the county.
"A partial list of contributors
is given below. More names OF
those aiding will be published
next week.
Some of those who subscribed
to memberships are as follows:
Roy Chambers, Karl Johnson
store, George hammers, J. W.
Bulls, Ed hammers, LaVerne
Bulls, Gordon's Radio shop,
Calderwood Plumbing and Heat
ing, CANDLES Store, SateWay
Store, Hardin Meat Market,
Hardin Hardware, Ben Frank
lin store.
Sibley Drug company, Big
Horn Meat Market, Clara Bee
ker, Lucille Savage, C. E. Clark,
b. H. McCarty, E. l.. Jacobson,
Thomas Hammer, K ny o ms
Texaco Service Station, Park
Refinery, Hardin Bakery, Wood
wards.
Frank Dornberger, Big Horn
Reminder, DR.. L. E. Haverfield,
Mrs. L. E. Haverfield, DR.. Wayne
A. Ransier, Miss Rosalie Blew
ans, Miss sigma Dahl, Mrs. Lu-
ra Strand, Dan Maddox, D. L,
EgneW, C. G. Quinn.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-04-20
KIwANIANS HERE
RECEIVE CHARTER
Continued from Page -

introduction of the Montana
district governor and his wife,
MI. and Mrs. LeClaire E. Flint,
of Livingston. In his address
on "CitizenShip's Responsibility
Mr.. Flint stressed KiNwanian's
responsibility to promote doc
trines of citi7enship's response
bility pleading for AmericaniSm
without presence of SubverSive
elements from abroad. Two quo
tations which describe KiWanis
are "Man liveth not to himself
alone" and without vision, the
people perish" He challenged
each person to devote himself to
a militant leadership in the
realm of citizenship'S RESPONSE
bilities.
Official Presentations
For the formal part of the
program, the following individ-
uals made presentations: James
E. Goard, president of the Sher-
idan Kiwanis club-a Canadian
flag; Cecil Dell, president, Bill
lings Cuban American flag;
J. A. Thompson, Livingston club
president a gavel made Of ma
tive cedar with a large gold
band and inscription engraved;
LeClaire e. Flint, district gov
ernor-the charter from Chi
cago.
&C.. C. Quinn, president of
the Hardin Kiwanis club, made
the address of acceptance and
outlined the years program of
the local club. This features
citizenship education for all
foreign people in the commun-
ity who wish to apply for AM
erican citizenship, and the foS-
tering Of better relationship be-
tween rural people and the
merchants and professional men
of Hardin.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-04-20

Chuckwagon cafe, Big Horn
Oil and Gas Development COM
pany, Cottage Bakery, Bylund's
Jewelry store, Ross Food Mar
ket, Fred's News Stand, o. E.
Anderson, Montana Power Co.,
]. M. Astle, J. ]. Ping, Montana
Meat Market, Harriet Theatre.
Elder Hardware Co., Farmers
Union Dairy, Kendall Wolcott,
Helene Barnett, Hogan'S Conoco
Service Station, Hardin Trib-
une-Herald,
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-04-20

Gilbert Chavez was taken in
to custody Sunday evening and
war arraigned before u. s. Com
missioner Charles A. CorkinS
Monday. He entered a plea of
guilty.
Also pleading guilty was Bob
Brookins VINO was arrested on
Tuesday evening and appeared
before Commissioner CorkinSi
Wednesday.
Both men are lodged in the
county Jail.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-04-20

colors - specials" on blue
gummed paper with white let
tiers; extras" on green; "stan-
dards" on red and trades" on
brown. The law specifically
states that these seals must be
placed on every egg carton,
package or cOntainer.
It is hoped that merchants,
producers and consumers alike
will attend these meetings to
hear details of the law ex-
planned.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-04-20
DETAILS FOR
CLINIC GIVEN
CONTINUED from Page -

(SOQlul1luSu u1OAAA o6S ~
"A representative of the Blu
reau of Vocational Rehabilita-
ton will be at the clinic to dis
cuss problems of education and
vocational rehabilitation with
handicapped children of en-
playable age.
This clinic is for the benefit
of the handicapped children of
Yellowstone, Saltwater, Carbon,
Sweet Grass, Big Horn. Treas
ure, Musselshell, Golden Valley
counties. Many handicapped
children of these counties have
attended similar diagnoStic
clinics held by the Division of
Crippled Children. All these
children are urged to come into
the Billings clinic for a recheck
examination.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-04-20

contract basis Offered by the
local company
The Great Western district at
Lowell have released their grow
erS and the Riverton district
did likewise according to press
reports.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-04-20
TWO JAILED ON
LIQUOR CHARGES

Two arrests were made this
week by Special Agent Robert
Pinkerton on charges of selling
liquor to Indians.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-04-20

c.. C. harrington, who has
been with the department of
agriculture, since 1928, has been
appointed assistant director of
the western region of the AAA.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-22
BRIGHT MOMENTS
IN GREAT LIVES

After Napoleon had become
emperor OF the French, the En-
press Josephine spent much
money in identifying her living
quarters-so much money that
their splendor was the talk of
Europe. Almost daily money was
appropriated for this or that
piece OF bric-s-brac or furniture.
and her close friend. Madame
Deluca, remarked to a nobleman
at the court: Madame Napo-
Icons paradise must be Of metal.
and lighted by the lusire Of bril-
lance. else she would decline
paradise for q hell and accept
Lucifer himself for q spouse.
provided gold flowed IN his IN
fernal domains. though she were
even to be scorched by the heat"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-22
Yes, We Progress

Events Of tbs past decade have besn such to shake the
faith d many people in progres Because the world has
zone backward in many respects since the World
Deople are tempted to believe progress has ended.
That Il where perspective needed. 1t true that we
may move backward in any year. perhaps in any 10
years II necessary look back history to that
he world really does move forward slowly II three
lekward steps are somstmes taken following the four
l0gwnrd.
The other niah e. G. Gooch British president of the
Nntonl Union Of Agricultural Workers. entertained at
dinner The place. Windsor CASTLE his host. King George
hsG Yet just little more than 100 years before Dor
rhlro farmers were exed to the penal colony at Botany
nv for joining trade union.
Yea The world moves and despite periods Of backward
etcpe moves in the long in the right direction
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-22
PULSE OF THE PUBLIC

ent organizations throughout
Tacoma, Pierce and adjoining
counties asking for assistance
in the movement.
The letter received from Fred
erick Shaw being referred to in
the photostatic copy Of the min
utes of the meeting at the time
the movement for the bridge
was started. was really a letter
from the county commissioners
in answer to one written to them
by the federation asking for their
support. 1t stated that If the
project was feasible they would
support it 100 per cent.
The same kind of letters were
received back from many or
CARNATIONS including our Cham
Der of Commerce; and right here
! wish to state that in my opin-
ion the Chamber of Commerce
was the one organization that
carried the fight to finish and
it was largely through their
efforts that the bridge is being
built today. They never let up
on the job for a minute from
the time they entered the fight
in 1927 until the bridge was
under construction.
The Sixth Avenue Business
mems club and the Bridge Gang
did wonderful work in helping
to bring about the final results,
as did many other organizations
all deserve credit for the part
they took. There is one indi-
vidusl. however, that seems to
have been forgotten that I would
like 10 mention, that is A. B.
Sykes. A. B. Sykes was appoint
chairman Of the Bridge commit
tee OF the Federated Improve
ment clubs in 1922 and worked
almost continuously from that
time up TO the time the con-
tracts were let for the building
Of the bridge.
Albert johnson deserves spec
ial mention as he was congress-
man for this district at the time
the movement was started; ne
was very prompt in answering
our letters and did everything
in his power to further the
movement for the bridge. Our
own congressman. John NJ. Cof-
fee, deserves a lot Of credit, for
no other individual did more to
secure the bridge for Tacoma
and Pierce county than he did.
c. r. MASON.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-22
QUESTIONS TO TEST
YOUR KNOWLEDGE

Can you answer seven Of these
test questions Turn to the
woman's page for the answers.
1. In what year was the Pan
anna canal officially opened for
commerce? ,.s
2. Name the softest and most
malleable of the common metals.
3. Who was recently named
by President Roosevelt TO sue
coed Frank r. McNinch as a
member of the federal trade
commission
4. What is the name Of the
French barrier of forts against
Germany?
5. Where is the Amu-Darya
river?
s. What is the name OF the
small reptile that can change
its color?
7. Who won the mems singles
championship in the recent Sea
Bright lawn tennis tournament
s. What is the correct pronun-
citation OF the word sachemT
9. What are the young Of
pigeons called?
10. In liquid measure. how
many fluid drains are in one
pint?
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-22
$4,000 10 One

JSro Joseph SABBATH of Chicago recently celebrated the
o1s anniversary of the day when 1T 49, he oped and mar
~ the girl who is still his wife.
EMO Sabaths usual task ID the hearing Of divorce
s BE has granted he estimates in long career on the
bonch, $4,000 divorces.
You would think that such protracted procession OF
nsrltal woes would tend to sour matrmony But
not Judge SABBATH MY wife and still honey
onn said the Judge the 61st anniversary Of his own
Wedding day day which, by the way he has 81 divorce
eases a Ms call. .
might be good idea for Jude SABBATH to bring Mrs
nbah eour with him. and allow her TO sit on the pencn
81 hi 800 IA the hope that some Of the divorce-seekers
would - ID them living lesson in life and how to live It
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