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Evening star., 1939-03-07
MocVeogh Joins Stoff
Of Jackson & Curtis
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, March jackson
& Curtis announce that Charlton
MacVeagh has become associated
with their firm as an economist
and railroad securities specialist.
From 1927 through 1895 Mr.. Mac
Veagh was associated with j. p.
Morgan e. Co. in charge of their
general railroad research and sta
tistical services.
Resigning in 1885, he established
and organized the economic re-
search department of the Repub-
lican National Committee, and SUBJ
sequently served as assistant to
Chairman John Hamilton.
Mr.. MacVeagh is a graduate Of
Harvard and Oxford universities,
He is a brother of Lincoln Mac
Veagh, United States Minister to
Greece.
Evening star., 1939-03-07
FOREIGN Exchange
NEW YORK. March 7

NEW YORK. March lP,.--Money cur
days foreisn exchange dealings
The Netherlands suilder; recently heavy
flowed out of Amsterdam. advanced .O5 of
a cent. Sterling was up q cent. the French
franc .0Ols of cent, the Swiss franc .02
Of cent and the belga .OOi2 of cent
The Canadian dollar touched new high
in its current forward move with a gain
of 06l4 of a cent.
Late rates follow:
Great Britain in dollars. others in cents
Great Britain. 69,'s: 6O-day bills 4 6sl2:
Canada. Montreal in New York. 99.7l7s:
New York in Montreal, 1Oo.Ss1s; Belgium.
1881: Czecho- -Slovakia. 343: Denmark,
20.a7a4; Finland. 2.07; France. 2.65,'s
1920: Greece .s6: Hungary. s5; italy.
526i,4: ,Yusoslavia.- 2.33 Netherlands,
Portugal 426'a: Rumania. rs: Spain. un-
quoted; Sweden. "a l6: Switzerland. 90. ~
Argentina. 81 .2Sn: Brazil free, soon;
Mexico City, cocoon: Japan. 27 81; Hong
Kong. 29.15: Shanghai, Is 90.
:. Rates in spot cables unless otherwise in
dicated. n Nominal.
Evening star., 1939-03-07
Newspaper Advertising
OFF Slightly in Week

Sreclal Dispatch to The Star.
CHICAGO. March THE volume
of advertising placed in newspapers
by the retailers of 79 important
markets totaled 16.919,050 lines dur
ing the week ended February 25. Ad-
vertising Age, national advertising
newspaper, reported today.
This is somewhat less than the
volume for the corresponding week
of last year, when 17,083.964 lines
were placed in the same cities, the
1899 loss being slightly less than l
per cent.
For the eight weeks since the be-
ginning of the year, total retail ad-
vertising volume in these 79 mar
kets was 132,823,487 lines. a de-
crease of 1.6 per cent from the 1885,
OBJ ,999 lines carried during the
corresponding period of 1888.
Evening star., 1939-03-07
u. S. Treasury Position

The position Of the Treasury March =
$26,241, 65s33; net balance. S3,3l7,437.
1924. including S2.665, ,951 .sS0.O3 work
month. S42s5, O97 As
Receipts for the fiscal year tsince July
u. $3.710.9S2, 150.37; expenditures, So
| O55.629.31 80. including S2.O6S, $780,
A3Ss.22 of emergency expenditures: excess
of expenditures, S2.344 547,165 22; gross
S3,242,411.90 above the previous day:
gold assets, $14 9O7.676,414
Evening star., 1939-03-07
Boston Wool Market

BOSTON. March (P Omitted States
Department of Agriculture) Scattered
sales OF moderate to small value in q
on the Boston market today Prices were
about steady to slightly lower. than the
peak In the more active trading q few
Spot. original bags. fine territory wools,
were selling at prices ranging around 70
cents, secured basis. for lots running good
French and staple combine lengths; around
SO cents, secured basis. for good French
combing lengths; around 67-6s cents,
combing lengths and around 1894 cents,
secured basis. for bulk clothing and in
tory woods with staple and French combing
lengths together brought around SO cents
secured basis
Evening star., 1939-03-07
New York Sugar

NEW YORK March z P.-Susar
futures were irregular today as cuban
selling increased in the domestic con-
tracts and world futures advanced on
speculative demand. The domestic list
in the late afternoon ranged from / point
lower to 2 higher. March traded at l.SO
UP l.
World futures held gains of "a to Ia
points as scattered speculative demand
encountered only light offerings. Septem-
Der was "a higher at LA.
Evening star., 1939-03-07
Daily Oil Production
Shows Decrease Of
1866 Barrels
Oklahoma Average Soqs,
While Texas Reports
Big Increase
By tic Associated Press.

BY tic Associated Press.
TULSA, March THE National
output of petroleum declined $685.
barrels daily during the week end
ing March to average 1929, ,437
barrels daily for the week, the Oil
and Gas Journal reported today.
Oklahoma declined 8,625 barrels
daily to average AL 200, East Texas
was up 1O1 barrels to 372,648 and the
State of Texas had rise of 9,346 to
1921, ,039.
Louisiana Increased 1,750 barrels
to 268,855, while California was
down 10000 to GOT 500.
Eastern States, including Illinois
and Michigan, declined 1856 barrels
daily and the Rocky Mountain Sec
ton dropped $40 to 65,940.
Evening star., 1939-03-07
Robert Guir Co. Plans
To Skip Note Interest
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
81 NEW YORK, March 7.-E. Victor
Donaldson, president of the Robert
Gair Co., Inc, manufacturer oi
paper board and containers, said In
.his annual report today the COM
spany would skip. interest payment
on its per cent income notes be-
cause there were no earnings fol-
such purpose in 1888.
( Interest is payable annually April
i if earned in the preceding year
There have been about So, 100000 oil
the notes outstanding.
Evening star., 1939-03-07
Dry Goods Market

NEW YORK. March z P.-Buyers were
reported unwilling to enter the cotton goods
% quotations sua and routine % business e resulted
in Worth Street. Burlap followed small
declines In Calcutta. but trade was slow.
prices were hrm on sales as far ahead as
September Silk fabrics prices. while ac--
tually UNCHANGED. had an easier tone and
higher raw silk prices Rayon fabrics were
less active than recently.
Evening star., 1939-03-07
CeIonese Orders
Dividend for
Preferred
By the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, March 7-Directors
of Celanese Corp. of America have
declared a 19-cent participating
dividend on the per cent cumula-
tive first participating preferred
stock, which represents accruals on
the stock to December 81 last.
Also ordered is the regular quar-
terly dividend of $175 on 7 per cent
series prior preferred, both divi-
dends payable April l to holders OF
record March II.
Evening star., 1939-03-07
Paint Sales Climb
Far Above Year Ago
BY the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
Sales of 579 leading manutactur.
ers of paint, varnish, lacquer ana
filters total $24,229, ,125 in January,
compared with 2O,514,5 in Decem-
Der and $21 ,244, $50 in January, 1888,
the Census Bureau says.
Evening star., 1939-03-07

In bankruptcy or receivership or being
reorsanized under Bankruptcy Act OF
securities assumed oy such comDanies
Rates Of dividend IN the FOREGOING table
are annual disbursements based on the last
quarterly or semi-annual declaration On
less otherwise noted special or extra
dividends are not included
xd Ey dividend xr E1 rights q Also
extra or extras. Paid last year. fPay.
able in stock Declared or paid so far
this year Cash or stock Accumu-
iated dividend paid or declared this year
ur Under rule Wv With warrants xv
Without warrants var Warrants.
Evening star., 1939-03-07
Metal Market

NEW YORK, March 7, R.-copper,
1915. Tin, steady; spot and forward,
1890; Lead. steady, spot, New York.
4.75-s0: Esst St. Louis 4.60. Zinc.
steady; East st. Louis spot and forward.
$50. Pig iron, aluminium. antimony.
quicksilver, platinu mand Chinese wolfra-
mite UNCHANGED.
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Odd-Lot DEALINGS

~ the Associated Press.
The Securities Commission reported to-
day these transactions by customers With
odd-lot dealers or specialists on the New
York Stock Exchange for March 9: 1900
purchases involving 121 1852 shares: 1884
sales involving 120492 shares.
Evening star., 1939-03-07
u. S. Treasury Notes

NEW YORK. March Z dP.-Prices
quoted in dollars and thirty-seconds.
Pct. Month. Year. Bid. Asked. yield.
Evening star., 1939-03-07
Rubber Futures

NEW YORK. March ? R.-crude rub
March. 1880; May. 1850; July. 1874.
Evening star., 1939-03-07

u Ia v toll N Lid IIiD--
Clev Tractor -.
Colon Develop -
Colts Pat F A(2)-
Col G&E of t5)
Columb O&G Use
Comwlth & S war
Com Pal lst Of
Comfy P S t2) ..
Cons c Min t.25e)
Cons Gas Util
Cons G&E B $50
Cont G&E Or Of 7
Cooper Bess pr Of
Copper Range
Creole Petr(.50a)
Crocker Wheeler
Croft Brewing
Cro'n OK Init .50k
Crown Drug
Crown D of LIS
Dayton Rub .5oe-
Det G&M pt 1.20-.
Det Gray Ir .04a
Diamond Sh %
Domin Stl&Coal-
Duke Power (3)
Duro-Test(4TG-
Eagle Picher Id
Eastern States
Eastn g & F
Eastn G&F 6 pf
Eastn States of p
Easy Wash MOB ,
Economy G S Use
Elec Bond & Sh
Elec B&S Of t6)
FL Share pf (6h)-
Electrol vtc
Elg Nat w (.25g)
Equity Corp
Equity CIV pf (3)-.
Esquire f1.20)---
Europ E deb rts--
Fairchild Av soc
Fanny Farm.315g E
FRnsteel Metal
Fire AS Philt2al
Fisk Rubber Soc
Fisk Rub pf t6)
Ford dtCan )B a.
Ford Ltd t.:7e)
Froedt CIV Of 1.20
Fruehauf Ira. .25e
Fuller &C A)s4pf
Fuller GA CIV of 3
Gen Fireprf 100
Gen Invest =
Gen Out Ad pft6)
Gen Wat GEE 40
Gen WG&E pf(3)
Glen Alden Coal
Goldfeld Cons =
Grit Arp n-v(3g)
Grt Nor Pap .50g-
Grumman .75e
Gulf OIL t1)
Gulf St Ut of $50
Hall Lamp t.10e)
Hazeltine d.
Hecla Mining .1oe
Horn & Hard (2)-
Hubbell CID so
Humble Oil .375g
Hummell Ross +.
Ill Iowa Pwr Of -
Ind Pipe L(.50e)-
Ins Co N Am "a
Int Petr t1.50a) .
| Interst Fl Eo "A
Interst P Del of
Iron Fire vic L20
Irving Air Ch (1)
| Jacobs Co
Jer CP&L of (6)-
Jer CP&L of o..
Kans G&E pf (7)-
Kingston Prod .
Kirkld Lake .08a-
Knott Corp 40 -
| Koppers ( 1.50k-.
Kreuger Brew
| Lake Shore Mt4l.
Lakey Fdry & M
Leh Coal & Moe
Lion OIL % -
Upton pf (1.50)-.
Lockheed Aircr :
| Lone Star (.20g)-
Long Island Lit
Long Isld Ltg Of
| Long isl Lte of B
La Land & Ex 40
Lynch Corp a.
McCord Rad (B)-
| McWillms Dredg
| Majestic Radio =
Master Elec .25g-
Metal Textile .10e
Mich Bumper =
Middle SITS P (A).
Middle SITS P OBJ.
Midvale Stl .75g-.
| Midwest Oil a.
MINI M&M 1909
Mock Jud Vo .25G
Molybdenum 80.
| Monogram Pic
| Mont-Dak Ut .32e
| Mont Ward A(7).
| Moody ptc pf (3)-
| Mount CITY Cop :
| Mount st T&TG)
Nat Bellas Hess
Nat Contain .075g
Nat Fuel @ a.
Nat Mfg & Strs--
Nat Pol of (6) -
Nat Transit(.75e,
| Nat Tunnel & M -.
Navarro OIL 40a-
Nehi Corp .S0g -
Nestle LIE Muir A.
N e P A of (1k)-
Newmont M .50g-
NYC Omnib war
Mag Hud Pw .25l
Mag II LIST (5)
| Niles-Bem-P .50R
| Mona Elec .65e--
Nor Am Lap pf-.
Nor l p 8 Of (6)-.
Ohio Brass (B)--
Evening star., 1939-03-07
New York Bank Stocks

NEW YORK March = R-Investment
Bankers Conference, Inc:
Quotations as Of o'clock)
Evening star., 1939-03-07
NEW YORK CURB MARKET
BY private wire direct to The Star.

Stock and Sales
Dividend Rate Add 90. High Low. 2:55.
Aero Sup B .l25e- l S 5
Ala Power pf (6)- Sos s54a 84M BAN
Ala Power pft0- llOs 93h 93M 93h
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-21
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Applications for marriage IL
censes have been received by
County Auditor s. Clifford Davis
from Albert ID. LaFleur, n. Sc
attic, and Hazie Irene Morris. Fl.
Tacoma; Hiel r. Brett, ~. Pa
cific City. and Eugene Grace coe.
Is, Kent; Mitchell Lloyd Wright,
30. Brawiey. Calf. and Carrie
Dora Cline, rs, Tulsa. Okla: VIII
lam c. McAlpine, Fl. and Alice N.
Davis, 10. Tacoma. Matt J. Lagun-
lila, 80. and Leona Rebecca Nina,
20, Seattle; Paul Richard Roswell.
20, and Harriet Linda Anderson,
%, Tacoma; Gilbert Bruce Camp
bell. 20. and Jeanne Damaris ste
phens, "a, Tacoma; Robert Viewer
churchward, Fl, and Inez Louise
Moore, 10. Tacoma: James Ray
mond Smith. 20, and Evelyn Irene
Malone, 10. Tacoma: Robert Keith
Sharp. 81. East Falls Church. Va.
and Florence Mabel Ronken. 81.
Portland, Ore: ernest custaf
Jonason. 20, and Leila Emily Bor-
gers. rs. Tacoma; Edward Francis
Parker. Fl. Seattle. and Margaret
Viola Esmay. 20. Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-21
BOURBONS PLAN
SUNDAY PICNIC

Committees for the joint Pierce
and Thurston county Democratic
picnic, to be held Sunday. Aug. ~.
at spanaway park, were announced
Saturday by II. N. Barney jack
son. general chairman.
Principal speaker at the picnic
program will be Sen. Lewis IL.
Schwellenbach. who will present
n picture OF the work Of the last
congress. Other speakers are cx-
pected TO include the senior sem
ator, Homer T. Bone, and Con-
gresham John NJ. Coffee. Demo-
cratic central committee expects
an attendance OF around 5000.
Here are the committees;
Master OF oeremonies--Hans john
son, state committeeman.
Grounds Morris Raymond and
precinct committeeman. TO he selected.
Publicity-w. A. Richmond and
Mrs. Jeanne Ryan,
sports-H. N. Barney, jackson,
Bert Mccallum, Vim. Cottie, BIZ
Cummings.
Coffee - Bert McCailum, J. ID.
Burns. Ray Wells and Ben Britton.
Draft Roosevelt button commit
tee-W. A Richmond. Les Lunan'
jeanette Allen.
Finance--Lionel Brubaker, W. 4.
Richmond, Les Lunan and II. N.
Barney jackson.
General committee-C. Melvin. NC
Kenney, John w. Jeftwich, Allen En-
mersor, J ID. Burns. X. hcCord, Ben
BrItton. w A. Richmond. Bill Notes
and Pet q. Allen.
Entertainment--Mrs. Jeanne Ryan.
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Recpcninx 81 the rsmodeied
Hollywood cafe. iis ruyaIlup avv..
marks another epoch IN the career
of Fritx Roth. whose activities In
Tacoma include operation of The
once wsil-known Donneliy hotel
cafe.
In the restaurant business hsse
since 1904. Mr.. Roth has brought
10 the new Hollywood the benefit
Of q long and suceessful sxpsrt-
ence. New back bar. counters.
booths. fountain fixtures. Ice cream
cabinet. kitchen equipment. light
Ing fixtures and decorations COM
bine 10 produce q harmonious
effect and insure service Of the
highest character.
Though he began business here
1t the California house on Broad
way In 1908. Mr.. Roth u hest
known through his connection with
the historic ponneliy hotel and his
service at Fort Lewis. lie left The
Donneily In 1919 10 take charge
Of the civilian meas II Camp
Lewis. serving the army of civil
ian employees concerned with con-
struction and other activities.
since thsn he has operated ths
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-21
HERE'S MORE A BOU I
NLRB ELECTION HERE
ON PAGE ON E

because Of separate unions. haft.
ers and boommen are aftiiiateo
with CLIO and single workers with
~AFL. j,
The election Is being conducted
under supervision OF Arthur
HALEY, of the NLRB, who is acting
under direction of e. J. Eagen'
regional director of NLRB.
Observers for the company IN
elude H. w. Naubert, w. c. Pense,
p H. Calvert and r. E. Farley.
For AFL ]. r. Stackhouse. Harry
Miller. Clark Donovan, John Steel
A stocks and Earl Hartley. For
r-Io w. w. Shook. James z. Nc
Donald. Lloyd Coffey, Oscar Bout
fioux. Ben Miller and c. r. Mel
gard. A.. ..,aao.
other than HALEY, the judges
arc Tbomas Smiley and A. c. Roll
field examiners; Patrick walker,
attorney, Robert O'Gormah ano
James bradley, special assistants
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was noted today, as l0 vessell
pean and Oriental trade, work
Oddly enough, Port piers. which
usually Is the scene Of the most
activity, was idle, although the ].
L. Luckenbach was scheduled to
moor there later In the day.
Most of the vessels were sched-
uled to depart some time over the
weekend and the lineup for next
week was unusually slim, only 20
ships being scheduled TO come dur
ing the next seven days, according
to the harbormaster' office.
The tentative lineup for the
week Is as follows:
Port piers: Monday--Curdiiiera and
J. Coney: Wyoming
Pennmar, Portland and Mauna Ala;
Thursday-Hie MARI and Cuba Maru.
BAKER dock: Sunday - Honoluian;
Friday--Arizonan.
Mccormick dock: Monday - Point
San Pablo: Wednesdsy-Peter Helms,
Friday-Snverado.
shaffer No. 1: Monday-Point Lo-
hos: Thursday-Texada and vermont
shaffer No. Q: Tuesday &C oast
Trader.
sperry dock: Priday--Arizonan
Defiance dock: Monday - hspele.
T,iesday--Henry ID. Wilton.
II. Regis dock: Sunday-Point sa-
linas and Coonawarra: Tuesday -
Henry s. Grove: Wednesdsy--Absa-
roka.
ships in port: MISUNDERSTANDING
kee No. q; Centennial dock, Delhi
Hoyanger and Pacific-Shaffx No. j,
San Rafsel-Shaffer No. 2; Point San
pablo and Absaroka - Mccormick
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-21

Following publication Of a de-
tailed report on the economic re-
sources OF the Alaskan territory,
Secretary Of the Interior Harold l..
Ickes disclosed his department Is
drafting proposed legislation which,
tentatively, would alter present i'm
migration laws and grant special
concessions TO corporations willing
to send venture capital" to the
north country.
The interior department Ii col
laborating with the labor depart
ment's immigration bureau on the
refugee angle, with the state de-
partment on international aspects.
and with the commerce depart
ment on economic and business
phases.
Interior Alaskan experts appear
to have definitely rejected the idea
of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS colonies,
such as the Matanusks project un-
der which the old resettlement adj
ministration transpIsnted 200 Wis
consin and Minnesota farm families
TO one Of Alaska's fertile southern
valleys.
They are convinced, however,
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.CHILD'S future
BEFORE COURT

A sequel % : divorce IN Orleans
parish. Louisiana. Was started IN
Pierce county superior court SAT-
urdsy with the filing a = sur BY
Temperance Aragon Hermann
against John Adoiph Hermann.
asking the court 10 determine who
shall have custody Of their minor
child. No provision for The ehilds
care was made. the complaint
states. when the couple was d.
sorced in Louisiana July II, 1850.
Divorce actions were filed ~
Ruth against James Homer Martin.
charging cruelty: Bert from Irene
Mae Jacobsen. incemratihility.
I. c. from Mona A. Real. incom-
patihility: Minnie from Richard A.
Prcut. deserticn: Edgar ~. from
Johnnie Mae Hctsrick. cruelty and
desertion. and Helen from Thco-
siorc Pierce. incompstihility.
Granted interlocutory divorce
DEGREES at the Friday afternoon
session were Nena H. from KEN
meth A. Horst. Frances =. from
Willis NJ. wallick. Grace from
Thomas Richard Moench. Elsa ~.
from Paul @. Mommsen. Charles
from Donna udey. Grace from
Newman Ssnborn and Elsie ~.
from Robert II. Bean. Final de-
crecs were given 10 Margaret y.
from Stanley r. wsllin and Mar
jorie NJ. from Owen N. Webster.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-21
TOWNSEND MEETINGS

Meeting Sunday. Sumner No. l.
picnic at county farm picnic
grounds. Speaking by J. IL. Town
and Mrs. Lavesta Milton. Bring
your own eats.
Enumclaw No. VIII have an
outdoor meeting 1T home Of Mrs.
A. A. Rose. Picnic dinner at noon.
Bring your own eats.
Meeting Monday, Horace Mann
No. is at Bethel Lutheran church.
So. b4th and I sts.
Mckinley Ave. No. 7 nj Royal
Neighbors hall. Ea. @ and Division
lane.
spsnaway No. !. At spsnaway
school,
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that the country offers wide
opportunities for profitable In
vestment by private companies
which, with proper government
cooperation, could establish
small industries and exploit
animal, mineral, forest and
fishing resources.
The plan calls for alteration Of
restrictions 10 allow
skilled artisans from European
countries to enter the territory.
together with al least an equal
number Of American citlzens.
II would revive the system Of
colonization under which Eng
land opened up the new world
three centuries ago-by grant
ing charters 20 private inter-
e~fs similar 20 the Plymouth
company, the Dutch West
Indies company and the Had-
sons Bay company.
One proposal would guarantee
such corporations federal tax ex-
emption and perhaps make special
grants Of valuable ALASKAN min
eraI and forest land, In return for
promises 10 colonies.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-21
RURAL CARRIERS ELECT

PORTLAND. Ore. - Nat o n
Rural Letter Carriers association
Friday reelected Raymond n.
Combs. Churchville. N. Y. prcsi-
dent: Leland N. Walker. wauko-
mis-. Okla, vice president: Max D.
Lightner, Duncannon. Pa. secre-
tary, and William J. Fletcher IT,,
Hamiin. Tex. treasurer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-21
OBITUARIES
MRS. MINNIE e. MASON

Last rites for Mrs. Minnie Il.
Mason, 81, of Olympia, who died
Friday in a local hospital. were
being arranged Saturday at Nell
inger's chapel. Born in New York
state. Mrs. Mason had been a resi-
dent of Washington five years.
She is survived by a son. Charles
Mason of San Rafael. Calf; two
brothers. w. T. Barnett, Olympia,
and A. C. Barnett Of Tucson. Ariz.,
and one sister, Mrs. ]. c. Belding
of Fayetteville, N. Y.
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ARTHUR Z. CAMPBELL

Arthur z. Campbell, IS, Of RI.
2 Box Ia, died Saturday In
local hospital. He had been resi-
dent of Tacoma Z years. surviv-
ing are his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Campbell of Elk. Wash; a
sister Miss May Campbell Of New
York N. Y, and brother, Victor
Campbell of Spokane. hellingers
will announce the funeral
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-21
pITunING PERNIITS

Building permits filed Saturday aay
included one to Ernie Hansen s ooo
So. saith St. for sS,ooo iraln me
cottage at ISL so. 5oth St, ana
one to Gust Berg, 1910 30. Gun
# for a $4,000 brick veneer resi-
dence at SOP So. X ST
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a fractured collaF hoae 80
decorations about ths NOD wore
suffered BY John vasestica - Tt
low beach Saturday WIN ~ ~
out NJ . tres nsas ne hama. ~
received emergency treatmaat q
the county hospital. where attend.
ants said his eonditlca va nct
serious.