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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-17
navy WORRYING
over j. s. OIL

WASHINGTON ~ Naval supply
experts said today that large ex-
ports OF petroleum to foreign coun-
tries. particularly the far east.
seriously have depleted this ma
tons fuel supply on the Pacific
coast.
They are especially concerned
about this condition because the
navy's strategists consider the Pa
cific to be the chief theater of
naval operations in any defense
emergency. A handy and adequate
supply Of fuel Ia essential for naval
operation.
Naval surveys show that the
United States has 1900. 900 900
barrels Of oil in its industrial re-
serves and that the government
has from 800, 600. 600 to 800, 000. 900
barrels in reserve. The navy now
uses 5000, 900 barrels of fuel and
lubricating oil annually. but one
expert said this would be but a
drop In the bucket" compared to
The navy's demand In case Of war.
The navy demand Ii only one
phase of any wartime petroleum
consumption problem. The army
n increasing the number of its
units. and In adding
thousands Of planes to its fleet.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-17
WOMAN PETITIONS FOR
MARRIAGE ANNULMENT

A complaint asking annulment
of marriage was filed in superior
court here Wednesday by Marion
G. against Vernon Todd on the
ground that at the time of their
marriage in Eugene. Ore. May
rs, 1887, he already was married.
Asserting that she had spent in
his behalf more than $1,000. the
plaintiff asks 1880 for damages
and $50 per month during pend
ency Of the action.
Filing divorce actions were John
A. against Nellie Mae LETTERS
Wahl. grounds abandonment;
Eleanor d. against Wells II. Aid
rich. incompatibility and mental
cruelty: Dorothy against Edgar
Doyle Redemer, incompatibility,
and Madeline against Lloyd A.
Coffee, incompatibility. Granted
interlocutory DEGREES Tuesday aft
ernoon were Kathryn from Will
lam d. Smith, and Star from Alva
L. Simmons. A final decree was
awarded to John A. from Dorothy
NJ. Belcher.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-17
$1,000 License
FeeFor 4Claus'

The city council Wednesday
supported Safety Commissioner
Eastwood in plan to make 1t
tough" for amusement places
featuring slot-machine devices.
Eastwood's revised license bur-
eau ordinance was passed with an
amendment slapping a 5000 an
nual license fee on amusement
places having more than five me-
chanical gadgets operated by in
sorting coins or slugs. One such
place recently started with APP
proximately IS claw machines.
II II understood that the 5000
license IL In addition to the s.
monthly license required Of all
places for each machine.
When Eastwood first introduced
the ordinance Monday the new
Glass Is item read $500 annual
ly." but EASTWOOD declared that q
typographical error and when
passed Wednesday. the ordinance
read 5000 annually" The fee
would be payable quarterly.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-17

A variety of cargo WAS being
worked in Tacoma harbor We'd
nesday with nine ships berthed and
four more due. Seven vessels
left late Tuesday and early We'd
nesday after completing burden.
A new arrival on the waterway
was the Philippine steamer susanna
of the Madrigal line, which berthed
at Shaffer No. terminal Tuesday
at 8 p. m. She was discharging
general and was then scheduled
to load outward for the Orient.
Before sailing from the bay, she
will shift to Dickman mill for lum-
Der.
To Shift to Coop
Two other ships were working
general at Shaffer terminals. Also
at No. was the coastwise steamer
James Griffiths. She was slated
to shift to the Coop dock during
the afternoon. At No. was the
steamer Point Lobos of the Gulf
Pacific line. The ship was slowing
canned goods, flour and general
for gulf ports.
At Port piers was the Furness
line motorship Pacific Reliance
loading general for United King
dom. Included in the cargo was a
small amount of plywood. Two
other ships were slated for arrival
at the municipally-owned dock.
The big Danish motorship Canada
Of the East Asiatic Co. Ltd. line
was anticipated late Wednesday
TO load general for United King
dom and the coastwise steamer FL
Cedric il due Thursday for Cali
fornia freight.
Two Hammond Ships
At the smelter was the Italian
motorship Leme. arriving at 5
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-17
WEST HUNTING MAN
SOLICITING FUNDS

Tacoma business men were warn
ed Wednesday by police to be on
the lookout for well dressed
young man, who Is soliciting funds
allegedly to be used to transport
him east to an aeronauticsl school,
where he supposedly won a
scholarship.
The warning originated with
Walter West, manager of Tacoma
Better Business bureau, who said
he checked with the aviation
school and learned the youth had
not won the scholarship. Investi-
CATION at an address given. pur-
portedly the residence of the So
licitor. revealed he WAS not known
there.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-17
JdleS Force Stocks
Prices To Fall off



Industrial -. .Iss.xs. off 1.s1
Raj ..-<.... ze-eo. eff e.ss
Utnty 1890. 26.l5. off o.s7
Stock rsles Wednesday were
$40 900 shares. compared with
6oo,o0o in the previous session.
while curb volume fen to 90, 900
shares from $4,000.
NEW YoRk-- selling forced
stock prices down fractions to
more than three points In mod
erately active session Wednesday.
Prices slipped rather severely on
nmall offerings. Sales for the
first four hours ran behind the
corresponding period Tuesday dur
ing time = rally was In progress.
The stock list opened fractions
70 more than . point lower, In
line with softnexs In American
shares in London. and then about
doubled the losses in forenoon
trade After = brief period OF
steadiness IN mid-session, the de-
cltnes were extended mildly.
Near the close. however, some
covering lifted the list from the
extreme bottoms. Some issues
came back = point or more.
.touotations courtesy Dean witt<r y
Co. Warrington bldg. member
New York stock Exchnnee)
utockp-~- Hinh Low Cloao
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.-HAPPY-
BIRTHDAY

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST Is
Nick Mariana, 1918 50. Cush-
man ave.
Hereford G. Fitch. z7I7 No.
Yakima ave.
NJ. ID. Guy. Allison road.
II. J. Benthien, Route 6.
Don Grant. IT., HOS No. 5fh st
Art Hansen. 514 So. s6th st.
Beverly Johnson, SAT 80.
Thompson ave.
Mrs. Lorraine Torrey, sosi,
So. ssth st.
John c. Horr. 4zz so. 10th st.
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SCAND|NAv|ANS
PICNIC SUNDAY

The Scandinavian Pioneer soci-
ETY. OF Pierce county will hold It's
annual summer picnic Sunday,
Aug. 20. at the Metropolitan Park
board picnic grounds, South Amer
lean lake.
All members and their friends
are invited to bring their basket
lunches. Coffee. cream and sugar
will be served by the committee.
There will be a good program
with Rev. T. o. Svare Of Falkland
as the principal speaker.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-17
TWO THEFTS REPORTED

Theft of child's tricycle. from
in front of his residence at 1851
So. X st. was reported Wednes-
day to police by Nathan NJ. Smell.
w. H. Bird. 5000 So. Warner st.
complained that he parked his
automobile at So. 1ith.and Market
SITS. Wednesday morning for a
short period AMI that when he re-
turned to the vehicle, side curtains
on the car had been stolen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-17
HUCKLEbERRIES
FOR SALE HERE

New shipments Of potatoes ar
rived on the Tacoma market front
Wednesday from Yakima, the
White Rose variety to sell at
x1.25 and the Melted Gems at
S15o.
Huckleberries. picked at Lake
Bay. were available some places
at nine and 10 cents a pound.
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TAKE 2 TO HOSPITAL

Police took two men to the
county hospital Wednesday noon.
Ronald johnson. %. OF e29 So.
Tacoma ave-. stopped at 22d and
A SITS. to roll = cigaret. He sud-
denly keeled over and cut his head
on the sidewalk. The other man
hospitalixed II c. H. Aiger. SO. re-
ported . recent arrival on q boat.
He has poison oak.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-17
FIX HEARING DATE

In adopting an Initial resolution
Wednesday. the council fixed Sept.
5 a. the date Of hearing on q Pc
fition Of Ed r. Daily and others
for q local improvement district to
pave the alley between No. goth
and 21st SITS, from Cedar to
Alder sts.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-17
THANKS CITY FOR HELP

From w. d. Hopping the coun-
Gil received Wednesday a personal
letter of thanks for the work Of
the city fireboat last week in
fighting off the forest fire which
threatened to destroy several sub
urban communities on the south
end of Maury island.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-17
MARKETS AT A
GLANCE

stocks: Lower in quiet trade.
Bonds: Lower.
Curb stocks: Lower.
Call Money: One per cent.
Foreign Exchange: Steady.
Cotton: Easy.
Wheat: y to IL cents higher.
Corn: Up = to = cent.
Rubber: Moderately lower.
Silver: Off : cent In New
York TO 35A cents q fine
ounce.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-17
BUILDING SETTLES

Complaint OF attorneys for the
John s. Baker Investment Co. that
work On the city's underground
wiring system had caused the
building ct the southwest corner
Of 10th and A sta to settle, was
referred by the council Wednesday
to the utilities department.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-17

OEH1lkA- Among incorpora-
tions filed "wednesday with the
secretary Of state: Condor Mines.
Inc Tacoma: Leavenworth Ker-
shaw. A. c. Merrill and Charles L.
Westcott: capital. stock $25. 900.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-17

Seattle Clear1ngs $6.o37 ,05s, %.
balances $2.7ls. 5e35s. transactions
$14.127. 10000.
FsFfiand CleArings $5.454. 49,
-. balances $1.763.4o7-26-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-17

During warm weather. the bat
terry Of . car should be Tasted
every few weeks or oftenex.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-17

oST-RED FLAT BOTTOM ROW
l. BOAT. Browns Point. Reward
CRestiyiew p42S.
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Miscellaneous for Sale
AUCTION
Thursday. | P. NJ.
q23I Tacoma Avenue

* lC@CAAfo IAFCtiNC
THE FINEST LOT of furniturs
and furnishings we have had to
sell for sometime has been sent
to this salesroom for Thurs
days sale. including fine 5-pc.
bird's-eye maple bedroom suite.
5-pc. walnut bedroom suite,
spring. mattresses. o. S. daven-
port set. o. S. chair, piano and
bench. fine rugs. Hotpoint cleo.
range, dining set, lots of dishes
and tableware, new water
lounge, ranges, 40 extension
ladder. clothes hamper, hose,
garden tools. toilet bowls, wash
basin and numerous other art
icles.
DON'T MISS THIS SALE II you
are looking for better quality
goods.
FRED HoFsTETTER. Auctioneer
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| oST - i2-FOOT SKIP. painted
/ gray. orange bottom. near Day
Island. Route 5. Box 500.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-17
Lost and Found

I oST-LADY's BLACK COAT with
l. white stripes: reward. Broadway
$500.
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osT-BoY's SUIT COAT. Sunday.
l Aug. 6. st Pennsylvania Salt pie
mic at Steilacoom lake. GA 2567-R.
| osr GLASSES advertised without
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-17

BROWN mohair overstuffed set. goot
condition. $40. 6o2l SO. Junett.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-17
Day and Contract Work

MARRIED COUPLE wanted on dair,
farm. Write K-2, Tacoma Times.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-17

6.ooxi6 FIRESTONE standard tires,
s6,95. Bert Evans. s424 Pacific.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-17

STOVE REPAIRING, ALL MAKES
RHODES BROS FOURTH FLOOR
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-17

NEW shiplap. 2x4's. % per NJ: build
ing materials OF all kinds; trade for
anything. 1901 So. Tacoma way.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-17

LLOYD reversible baby buggy. Like
new. $3.50. 542e So. Warner.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-17

GRAND PIANO. s2so
CLINrON'S. 18th IL Fagcett. MA sos
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-17

TRADE in your old furniture on new
Al Orerlands. 1889 Broadway.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-17

RADIO and Refrigerator expert serv
ice Homer King. Inc. 74s Market
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WANTED-Young men and women
OF good appearance to solicit
subscriptions for CITY OF DES-
TINY MAGAZINE. Liberal COM
mission. Call 6l4 Bernice bldg .,
between 10 and Il a. m.
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thOrne
house,
n real
lurders
Just
Aloud
break
of you
it here,
md see
silent
at one
Favored
lie host
ed, and
It slept.
strang-
she did
,nnbered,
change.
troduced
both the
thought
niger in
as she
Ara had
S ever.
md the
nthorne's
m a va
III asleep.
nd Nick
iris food
|. Smiths
vanished,
o, across
eened TO
Senthorne,
nbled on,
d enough
and ap-
{ Dawson
he would
girl. She
too quiet
her plan ?
she lifted
Ups not d
h did Tho
would sh'
down tha'
Pr Dawson
sggs
lded har
ront d0ol
he gaspe
Twelyel
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-11
Perc Westmore, Makeup Artist,
Tells Dad How to Be Real Santa
You Cent Do the Job Right. Says Hollywood Expert
Unless You Are Wiling 10 Apply
Bit Of Professional Magic

HOLLYwOOD-Shhhhhi Don't let the Riddles this.
because
Perc Westmore the movie makeup artist issued complete
instructions today on how 20000000 prospective Santa
tree.
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"A child can recognize its
fathers nose, no matter how many
whisksrs surround IT," Westmore
said In his holly decorated sane
tum at Warner Brothers studios.
so the first thing 10 do " change
the shape Of the probosois.
Il recommend rubber ho,, or
filberts. You can take fiiberts'
drill holes through them for afr.
and stuff one in each nostrii- That
gives a big. broad nose. withou,
pain. A half inch Of rubber tube
In either nostril achieves the same
effect"
Almost ~ important h the
cheek contour. The face Of the
average santa Claus is too
thin. Nestmors sald thai
could be overcome BY inserting
slice. Of apps inside both
checks.
And that's a good start" hs
continued with hls moss broad
ened and his cheeks filled out. no
man looks like himself. Then hs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-11

faaxhi<< = tse rep<hnte thHt
h carrying his~ cerneli u hsrpf
handbags these asys N Ne tins
For Comedy ne ut play ~ 3
". ys<Arm&n wkkcA NJ cse<upIl
sna rh> risvwrsehaf cemr~nx
tslnsEy prs~sat ana whl<h enm>s
10 - femrl< thsxt<r De ~
"a setar d<r<rds - asu<A Jpn
"a sudz<se<~ IL sssr ae<l<Fed.
-isas h.a quite fcrfp>ten. unsil
sur tryeut resfcFmsne>e - she
rad. fsss kew musA dspend>ne>
= placed - ths Hedlssrs = essn-
ely.
~rhe fsrst tims not . isnnh q
eur cnt-ef-tswu or>nlnx n In6lan-
spelsa many moniks a4o y ssaFt.
led ne h~iiy. I tAcnuht th>ss
would - > laugh ~ shst he. NJ
I wasn't quite rFer&ssd fe< w
actual seund ~ ~ u tnch ne u
isAss half 81 TIE fisst eel . -.
cszxsnm myself 10 IN ncvtlty q
being laughed ~. AFTER - lnnH
p<rscd II playing w'ss n virtual
silence
Once svsr ~ initial sasrvissI
Mlss Cornell admitted. ~ 4uieH'
~ began 10 test IL temper ~ ~
f1rst laughs. gaining conftd~nes
u her pertinent ilsss svehsd Z
rsppis a. laughter. tsetis9 hsad,
wine u The laughs came fssii'
hn<iied.
Unfortunately ~ pointed
cut. ~ wurks the cthsr Wy. tee
wAsa an early laugh fsile6 n ~
ever. nay heart would slmuet ssoy
with alarm "a think. fjeed Lord
they donr iihs me- must q
something. Just Try hang iassa
Giant b>fcre i.soc p~opls vh<s
you're srsrsd ard dinppnintss
and worried sheut saving yestl
neck. Mr. nshrmsn's title - ~
contrary. that's the Tins far enn'
say u thsrs svsr wss . tsms'~
Despite her confs~sscn - eari,
Apprehension. the asstinGuisae'
rlrst Lady Of our thsstsr rseetvs<
q wsicems hack 70 broadway
after an absence % twe yssFp--
that was nothing shsft - -
raptursd.
Last seen IN her revival .
uernsra shaw's candida" ~ IN
Empire shsstsr. Nsw rork. =
early May 1897, hiss cernsl
abssnssd herself from Ne foot
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hooks on the ~hiskers be bought
al the I0-cent store.
Such whisksrs don't come high
enough gp on the face. So santa
Claus should buy a nickle's worth
OF cret,s wool and q t0-cent bottle
Of Spirit gum. He smsara his
cheeks with spirit gum. and sprin-
kies on the wool. which he has
chopped up beforehand. That
makes his vhiaksra grow Up 70 his
ehsekbonea and look mors natural
"Nsxt step is 10 take his
wffss face rouge, the moist
Kind. and stipple n on hls face
with q sponge. BE does this
night over the wool shlskers.
II gives a fine ruddy effect.
Next step "a the eyebrows. but
they're easy. All Santa does Ia
uIb them with grease and sprinkle
them with taieum powder The
grease makes the powder stick.
Many children have discovered
that Santa Claus Ia tina Old man
By looking st his banda Its sur
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llse1s - q ,nmltn 1870 l&1@11
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Gloria has nice voice and does good job of acting but
little Virginia Weider is responsible for the fact that The
Under-Pup' is as good picture as it really is.
Shirley Mills Tacoma youngster is also much in evil
dence which that between Virginia and Shirley Gloria
had fairly smooth sailing in her first step to fame
Grey Billy Gilbert and C Aubrey Smith
all appear in the supporting cast
Less Punishment!
Jack Roper who had visions of being the heavyweight
champion of the world and who had his visions blurred bit
by Joe Louis has taken the easy out he is
in pictures.
Jack has been assigned feature role in "My Little Chicka
dee, the Mae WestW c. Fields extravaganza with the
emphasis on the "ex."
Back At Work!
the Music Box theser
Just studio learning lines
and for another picture
guest Dallas Symphony the
auguraon the opera n Lone Star state
A Christmas Release!
Acclaimed a remarkable advance In film cartoon
technique the MGM cartoon peace Earth produced by
Hugh Hartman, has been scheduled for Christmas
release 1t relates how the animals solved the problem of
Christmas and Peace when the last had been destroyed
by
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-11

II you're not using II. sell II with
a Fast-Action Times Want Ad.
Call Main 1851.
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Back At Work!
A Christmas Release!
"Cop" Doesn't Like Firearms!

policeman tries hard but unsuccesuy
figure shooting about Warner Bros THE Return
footghts and whose
rung explosion of assassins' bullets.
When Saum young actor, he worked during the sum-
of 1901 speler and lecturer with pageant Here
afte-Hel and Heaven at the PanAmercan Exposition at
Buffalo, NY.
He standing 50 feet away when Assassin Czolgosz
bullets cut down William Mckinley, president Of the United
States 1t became Cliff Saums duty while Czogosz being
taken custody to ride horse and down the streets
of the Buffalo Fair directing the to close
then a member of Weber and Fields
troupe standing 20 from Stanford White New Yoks
architect and aboutown White shot killed
by Harry K Thaw.
Saum later playing with the New Orleans baseball
team of the Southern League when fan terminated
argument with another by shooting him. HE shot him in
the beacher says Saum who hasn't learned to like firearms
since.
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"Efernolly Yours"

In the first named picture
Loretta Young and David
Niven are co-starred, while
the other attraction brings a
newcomer, Gloria Jean, in her
debut as a movie star.
The Young-Niven production IL
Of the light and airy type with good
lines. amusing situations. enough
love scenes TO satisfy the "Romeos
and the Juliets." and not = few
thrills.
Hugh Herbert. Billie Burke,
and c. Aubrey Smith are in
the supporting cast. all of
whom contribute generously
to the cause Of good screen
fare.
The story revolves around the
marriage OF a girl to a man who
didn't want the kind of a life she
wanted "a real home and
babiesi
The way things went and
where they finally wound up make
"Eternally Yours" a very accept
able movie.
Little Gloria Jean, star Of
"The Under-Pup," reminds me
a bit of Shirley Temple. There
are times when she looks like
her and some of her manner
isms resemble those of the
screens number one juvenile
star.
The story. coming from Univer-
sal and having passed through the
same workshop, accounts for the
fact that it has all the earmarks
of the type Of picture which made
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prising how well The average child
knows bis fathers hands. 10
Santa can soiys this problem ~
rubbing hls hands with the white
Of an egg and letting u AIRY. That
makes the akin look wrinbisd."
Final operation ls applying
the bay window - ~ ssn't
skid. Westnsore recommends
80 appropriately SIRED pillow,
held In place by Al fsaet two
belts ard = few safety pins.
And that makes SAINTS Claus
complsie. except for his red suit, "
he ssid. Hen probably even fool
his wife And II hs wants 70 thank
me. hs can send me a slice u fruit
cake. ! llks frulsoaks"