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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-07


With them came Manuel ossorio.
general secretary of the ministry
OF interior
10000 Wait 10 Quiz
At dawn today. with the lu-
bilant natonalsts marching 10 the
frontier and hardly 10 miles away
at some points. French authorities
invited the first $4,000 OF some
l40. 900 Loyahst troops waiting IN
the frontier area TO enter the coun'
try and surrender their arms
Three thousand meter ears
crossed the border during the
night AT la Perthus alone,
with men, women and children
refugees.
Nine thousand soldiers who had
rctreated all the way from Bar
celona. including 1000 csvalrymcn
with their horses, crossed IN the
early hours of the morning and
were sent to one OF the new CON
centration camps at Angeles. AT
the village of La Menere 1850 men
entered and were disarmed.
Laid Down Barrage
Three hundred Loyalists who
tried TO cross at Las Illas refused
TO surrender their arms. Troops
of the French 32d infantry regi'
ment trained rifles and machine
guns on the border line and laid
down a warning barrago to pre-
vent them from crossing
There was no more Loyalist gov
ernmcnt IN Catalonia.
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mately $50 feet by the impact and
Whitmore ess knocked down by
the car.
Rees Is survived by his wife
Bertha. Of Tacoma. ana BY TWO
sisters IN Newfoundland. Tuell viii
be In charge Of funeral arrange
ments.
Five other Tacomans we're re-
ported in Seattle hospitals recover
ing from injuries received IN auto
mobile accidents over the week
end. Details OF accidents were
lacking.
The injured Tacomans included
Ben jamin Thompson. -. Of 5000
So. Park ave. head ana back in
iuries. King county hospital.
Dorothy Mcbride. 20. decorations.
three teeth knocked out. Providence
hospital. William &. Never, IS.
fractured shoulder, cuts an d
bruises. Providence hospital. Mrs.
Helen Never. % cuts and bruises,
Providence hospital; J. I. Gardiner,
q, cuts and bruises. Providence
hospital
Two Others Hurt
Two persons were injured one
seriously in a head-on collision on
the Mountain highway. 10 miles
south of Tacoma. Sunday after
noon
In ST. Josephs hospital Monday
was Mrs. Ronald Il, Donaldson OF
1916 20th ave. n E, Seattle suf-
fering head and face decorations,
possible internal injuries and from
shock. Mrs. Donaldson was IN
jured when a car. driven by her
husband Ronald r. Donaldson
crashed head-on into a machine
operated by DIR. 4. r. Olson. "a a
Tacoma dentist, who gave his ad-
dress as 1881 Broadway
The sheriffs prowler car-ambu-
lance answered the call. Mrs
Donaldson was removed TO st
Josephs hospital in a private am
bulance and Donaldson WAS taken
to the hospital in the sheriff's car
DIR. Olson Booked
Undersheriff Clyde Knowles snC
Deputies Ed Dahl and Herman
FRANKIE, who answered the call
later booked DR.. Olson at Pierce
county Jail. but he WAS released
Monday after posting $500 bond or
a charge of operating motor
vehicle while under influence o.
intoXicants.
Donaldson was discharged from
the hospital Sunday night sfte,
receiving medical treatment, at
tendants said.
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GREAT BRITAIN

In event Of war. ali Britain =
armed forces viii be ~ the dis
posal Of France. Prime Minister
Neville Chamberlain said today In
the house Of commons
Any threat TO vital French in
terests Chamberlain said would
evoke immediate" British co
operation.
Cham bcrlain said the recent an
nouncement BY Georges Bonnet,
French foreign minister that in
case Of var. The forces II Britain
would b. st the disposal Of France
Just IS all the forces OF France
would be at the disposal u Britain.
u IN complete accord With the
view, Of bis ma jeatys government %
The solidarity II the interests
by which tbs country and France
are united - such that any threat
~ the vital interests Of France
from whatever quarter If comes.
must invoke the immediate CO.
operation d thia country Cham.
berlain declared
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rREE LECTURE


", A. Richmond viii be unable
tn speak nj The meeting Of ths
West End improvement, club Tues
day evening ht Franklin school. he
announced Monday Richmond said
he would have io bo IN olympia
Tuesday evening 10 attend meet.
Ing At which opponents of the re-
turn Of fish TAPS viii perfect their
organization
The clubs meeting. however,
viii not he cancelled New off.
GERS Will be mated and the lsgiA'
lative class will BE- held ~ = m.
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MRS. CHRIS GEITHMAAN

Last rites will be held at 80
p. m Tuesday at the Storlle
chapel for Mrs Sophie NJ. Geith-
mann. 50. widow of Chris Geith-
mann. who died Saturday at her
home, 1909 So. 4ist st. She was
born in Germany and was mem
Der of the Lutheran church. Sur
viving are four daughter. Mrs.
Minnie Dittman. Mrs. Anna Hart
man. Mrs. Winnie RaitZ and Mrs.
Bertha Jaeger. all Of Tacoma
three sons. William and Henry Of
Toledo. O.. and Fred OF Mason
city. Wash: two sisters Mrs
Lena Christy and Mrs, Minnie
Lauriek OF Tacoma. brother,
Charles Wick Of Dayton, O; p
grandchildren and 26 great-grand-
children. Rev p b Hof viii
conduct the service and burial will
be IN Tacoma cemetery
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Other Accidents
Reported in City

Automobile accidents were nu-
merous in Tacoma Saturday night
and Sunday, but no one was seri-
ously hurt veral persons
sustained minor injuries. however.
Mrs. Nernice ROckafelloW, 20. of
460l So. M st. was undergoing
treatment at st. Joseph's hospital
Monday for injuries received Sun
day evening when a car driven by
Arnie {. Hollstrom, 81, struck her
at So. 10th and ! SITS.
She had a severe leg injury and
cuts and bruises about the face,
Hollstrom lives at 1922 So. st.
To n. p. Hospital
Mrs. Elsie Boatman, 81, of 522
Ea. Saith st. was taken to the
Northern Pacific hospital at 10 p
m. Sunday after car hit her al
Ea. Saith and F SITS
The driver Harry Christoffcrson,
Al. of 612 Ea. 35th st, took her
to the hospital for treatment Of a
badly bruised right leg.
j. II. Peasants, 80, 1910 So.
TYLER st. suffered a broken finger
Sunday afternoon in a collision at
So. Both and Tyler SITS. His car
collided with an auto driven by
Hugh j. Nicholson, jr., Is, of 1924
So. Proctor ST.
Crash at 9th and
A collision Saturday night at
9th ave. and ! st resulted in the
injury of Mrs. Anna Lind, 81, OF
3sO9 No. 22d ST. The autos in
volved were driven by James Lind
of the same address and S. X.
Hodge of Puyallup. Mrs. Lind had
a sprained arm and back.
Two-vear-old Raymond Ball OF
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Funeral for Tacoma Artist
Will Be Held Tuesday ut )

farm ~ Gaissxftie. wts IN early
life Ne started ~ career in aft
~ attendlng the Chicago All n
slltnfe We taught skctshins in
ne middle west. then tufned n
ass4l engircrfing turinE TIE r.
preston ~ isps and later A. city
snEsnesr. planned and Developed
she ievee parks Al Wtnuna MINI
After spending hls early middle
life - an engineer ard artist hnttss
Ton came a. raeeas ~ 1909. @hsfr
be established = reputatlrn With
rs free pt0.iAieilan ~ Impression
istle canVaases TITS Art stusito
snnn became ven known through.
cut the Northwest Among bis
students who galned national Fepsl'
faiian were Milan Ciafk. sculptor
Thomas Nantfnfth. etrhcF Nina
Quuxli Morgan. sculptures his Nft.
prank = Hcaslen. New Nofk asfs
trait painter md eichef ana H.
grandson. George LEWISTON
arts, and last Year prise winner
At the Sslinasundi club exhibits
Surviving arr hta wife. Enii
1ngefsoll heuatua three soma.
Frank . 81 New Yutk city. Hen.
jamn y ~ Tacoma Rnd Myfnn 7
II Seattle a daughter. Mrs Janias
Morrow ~ Seattle 10 grand.
children. lie VAS brother II
children he AS hfothef II
Il = Houston. nieaset attorney
ard resident # Tacoma
Rev d & Wheeler will conduct
The service, and burial viii ~ IN
Tacoma cemetery
rallbeaFera viii br Alfred A
Graft n = Hansen Walter {
Harrington. BENJAMIN I lewis. }
sicdman Weed and Harrison Clark
active Henry A Rhodes. IN . "
sauthworth. " = Wiimoi. Clay
ton Chapman. Hugh NANNY. y
W Smith. Albany Rlgchie ans
Charles Jenkins. hnnarsry.
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Written Motions
OF VS.. Are Due

Clyde II Walker. sttorney-pro-
moter. who was convicted Of mail
fraud with his partner, Justin b.
Sheehy. in federal court here last
Thursday had until close of bust
ness Monday to file his written
motions for a new trial with the
court clerk here.
On the day the jury verdict vas
announced, Judge Edward +.
Cushman gave Walker three days
to put his motions IN writing Ihey
probably will be set down for
argument within the week.
Walker and Sheehy were con-
victed on seven counts OF mail
fraud and one of conspiracy after
a trial OF 10 weeks.
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FLNERAL sEgNICEs

Mr. Christina Nnght - Ihils-
tan Science services Tuesday, ]
p. m al the Lynn chapel. entomo-
ment in Tacoma mausoleum with
the auxiliary Of the Brotherhood
Of Locomotive Engineers and Fire
men officiating
Mn. Caroline HalyersOn Serv-
ices were held ~ 2 2 m. Monday
~ ne Lynn chapel Rev. r. u. Nc
GiHnIs officiating. buual In EeH
Tacoma cemetery.
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E&15E&Eadf3]sk1
Exports To Germany and Japan
Swell Business Of Tacoma's Harbor

largely heraasr ~ increased
exports II Germany Al Japan.
ne value Il Eccsia hansiisd ever
Tacoma 8acas IN u~cenAhef wsa
more thar ore third greater thar
In Nnvvn eef
Tne maathiy reross Of Hafecy.
masssr Frank Sherman. released
Noaday. showed the total bust
nes. " ms eort IN nseemtsss go
ercdea the 10 millian sissiiaF maFh
for sA~ frat ssur " aAans nsantha.
Increase In tsis
Import. IN lAtcemref Nsfv 81
sss tens u Es,nsss, valued ~
astt eAs Exports were 10 tea
tons. wasfh 81 900 2sa The Mo-
vemh~f imeofta we're ssni5 ~
ana tho exports taasp ~ rer
rage dla mt increase as much "a
value during tho month. sadseass
inN earse handled Vas II a mare
expensive nature
ENpefts n 1aeen aAsne easiscel
an Increase II mase than 81 800 usH'
ln the pssfts business. raising se
a total ~ a.aia fs3 Gns ths month
Tacoma seHt Japan fitp taae ~
copper s.tps snns ~ iasnhsf tn2s
tons ~ iegz. p.nSs tons n evat
palp. ssso tons az sefsp steel snd
30 tens - TN
Nnsh Copper ~hipr~d
Value "a gupsie arHt Ia Germany
also Increased considerably. al
though the total Vas anIy sho3 M
Copper represented thr kfeatss'
portion n the total
Japan and Germany sefe ms
ci,ya largest fotesEn customers
with England dropping - sblFs
place
Vessels calling herr IN deep ss'
trade during bscsmhef totaisss
igp sixty eight % them we've "a
American registry. aud only Tire
~ ~. American ships srfs en
aasrA Ia foreign trade
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INFANT DOYLE

The infant son Of Mr. and Mrs
John - Doyle Of 5S5s So Psrk
ave died N ? local hospits SatDr-
day Besides Ms parents. 10
leaves = sister. Evelyn and his
grandparents Mr.. and Mrs J H.
Doyle and Mr.. and Mrs Erlcs
Hsrtins0n. al Of Tacoma Funeral
services we're held ~ II n.
Monday al the Cassidy and Allen
chapel. with burial IN Mountain
Elex cemetery
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Three Killed in
HeadOn Collision

ST. HELENS, Ora hcsd-on
automobile collision on the Column
bis river highway five miles west
Of here took the lives Of three per
sons Sunday and injured two
others
Those kill.i were George
Milton SimpLins. IS. and hts
wife. 81. Of Portland. and Ms.
Nellie McGill,ar,. 65, of Chats
ksnie. Ore.
Miss Frances McGnlVary. 81.
Clatskanie school teacher. and
Clarence A. Voolfolk. 43. Portland
were injured
Simpkns had been employed by
the Mackay Radio company IN
Portland for IL years.
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Father and Son
Banquet Tuesday

The Men club ~ the lrssf Pres
bytersn church glii hold . Father
and Son banquet Tuesday evening
Feb :. according 10 y . Roberts
president The speaker vii Be
Matthew ". Hi. yho Wlll have A.
his subject. Don't Collide Win
Science Reservations are 10 b.
phOned al once.
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MARRIAGELICENSES

Marriage licenses have been ls.
sued by County Auditor \ CIR
ford Davis tn Fred Crannsn and
Razcila Huiz. both ~ Tacoma
Robert Huegei and Kathryn Blake
both Of Tacoma. Harry rursia and
lis Wood. both ~ Vancouver
Is G LEO Paris and ksiells OH.
key, both 81 Tacoma William J
Greinks and Vida W Campaigns
both ~ Tacoma
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known Tacoma end Northwest
artist Who died Saturday AFTER
noon following short lllneaa. It's
death occurred IN his apartment
studio At the nernies building
where he had lived many years.
Houston gained recognition for
his creative productions In oils,
aquarelles. ctchings and woodcuts.
lie vas also a tcsehrt of art
The deceased vas born on a
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CHIROPRACTORS TO
MEET IN WENATCHEE

Tacoma was represented on the
program OF the state convention
Of ohiropfaetorn In Seattle, hatur.
day and Sunday, Dr q q Walters.
local chirnpraetor, addressed the
group on Some Problems IN
Handling a Practice" Mrs. william
y atute presented q paper Tor the
Wonlens state auxiliary
Others attending the convention
from Tacoma were pr. William 4
stute, Dr, Lloyd y Marshall, Dr
". o. Erickson. Mrs q o Walters
Mrs F % Erickson and Mrs
Carolyn cookzls The convention
delegates voted TO hold the nest
annual convention in wsnatohes
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MRS. KNAPP MOORE

Mrs Zelina A. Moore, 81 died
Sunday Al her home. Route 4 box
300. Born At Centerville la. she
came here from Kansas 81 years
ago She leaves three Rrsndchil-
dren Lloyd y Glenn y. and Hsr-
old r and three grcat-grsndchii-
dren al u Tacoma and brother
Frank Morrison. Of Anchorage
Alaska. Funeral announcement BY
MfiIiuper
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ERICK &. TRoMNiALD

Ellck . TfOmmaId1 %, dIcd
Sunday Al his home at Lakota
beach He formerly operated a
drygoods store on Tacoma ave
moving TO Enumclaw IN 1915 after
being in business here rs years.
Eight years ago he retired and
moved TO Lskota beach. He vas
3 native Of Norway Surviving arc
his wife, Valborg, four nephews
DR.. Harold and John Trommald Of
Portland. Edward Of Los Angeles
and AISLE Of Brainerd, MINI a
niece. Gladys Trommald Of Brain
erd. and four sisters in Norway
Funeral announcement by Lynn.
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-Four shirs working IN Oriental
trade wers IN. faenua Monday
one was islie. two were loading and
the fourth was nisrhafsluK
Flour for ports ~ the faf east
vas brlng tahrn BY ths iieahol,,
under charter 10 states linz. and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-07

State President Victor y. Lyscll
announces an executive meeting Of
the Washington State Federation
OF Scandinavian American Demo-
cratic clubs viii be held In the
Thurston county commissioners Of.
fees in Olympia Monday at 3 p. m.
Worlds Rest Butter. Cow
Butter Store 49, Adv
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Several Killed and Score
Hurt in Traffic Accidents

622S -. Cove 81. Vas cut and
skinned about the face saturday
afternoon when a car knocked him
down As ne teddled across the
street near his home The driver
WAS Herbert u. stephens of 6tia
Sc Huson st
Struck By a car Al 45th and
Mckinley ave. o>mond >ondcrsan,
-. OF 4517 Ea. r ST. was slightly
cut about the head saturday
night He WAS Knocked down when
he stepped scross the street N
front 81 car driven by n. X.
Morris Of Route 1, box $50
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BUDDHIST SERVICE

The Tacoma Buddhist center viii
hold a meeting at 5 p m Tuesday
in the church at 17i7 faweett
ave. with Rev. Sunya N Pratt In
charge Her subject will be- The
Teaching Of Rebirth.
Valentine Flowers you can AT
ford--Garden Shop. Rhodes Bros.
tady.
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HERE'S MORE A BIO l L
LEGIS-LICHT

inss constitute continual fire
hazard.
In addition to removing the fire
hazard. the general appearance ana
beauty of the city would be greatly
enhanced by building program
1.-THE compensation resulting
from a low cost housing plan and
the elimination of these unsightly
and obsolete buildings would have
A stimulating influence on the en-
tire building trades, and, in add
ton thereto. lumber and allied in
dustries would greatly benefit by
a program of this kind.
"A close study Of the bill
reveals that the entire pro-
gram would he self-liquidating
and involve no expenditure OF
local funds.
81 earnestly urge that every
effort he made to take adNan-
tage of the program
The housing legislation provides
that either city or county or both
may set up housing authorities.
Under such authorities, districts
interested. if their plans are APP
. proved by federal officials con-
cerned. may organize into some
thing akin to local improvement
districts.
They would be required to float
bonds to the extent of 10 per cent
of the proposed cost, federal funds
being available for the remaining
30 per cent of underwriting.
Senator Ralph Metcalf, who
guided the bill through the
senate, stated that from four
to ten million dollars in federal
funds will he available to this
state for housing, and that
Wall Street has expressed
readiness TO purchase housing
bonds. Three hundred com
munities in 35 states now have
housing authorities, he de-
clared.
Housing authorities a Ire d y
functioning have engaged in con-
struction of low-cost single-family
homes and low-rental apartment
buildings. as well as slums clear
ance and replacement.
A noticeable atmosphere of levi
ty has prevailed generally in the
lower house since the session open
ed Itll probably vanish this week
however, when the governors three
stop gap" social security meas
ures hit the floor.
Here's one in which your life
insurance dealers and policy-hold
ers should be interested.
South Tacomas Rep. Gerald
Dixon wants life insurance
companies to maintain reserve
funds in this state.
So. today, he introduced a
bill in the lower house, pat
termed, he says, after a law
now effective in Texas.
Dixon's bill. if made law. would
force each company Ito invest anC
keep invested in Washington secu
rites and Washington real estat,
sum of money equal to al ieast
so per cent Of the aggregate
amount Of the legal reserve re
quired by the laws Of the stat'
of its domicile. to be maintained
on account of its policies of in
surance in force upon the lives O
the citizens OF this state which
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SCHOOL BoinD MEETS

The Tacoma school board VIII
meet al 23O p. IN Thursday IN
the Central school bldg.
Dr. Albert Enrich announces he
has taken over the practice Of Or
James A. La Casa, 1912 Med Arts
Bldg. MA 1908 Res ER 2ltl adv.
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Funeral services VII be hrld Al
3 ,. m. Tuesday al Buckley King .
fnr GenlEe Zen Houston. y. well
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JUST THE CORE
WILL. GO 10 SEATTLE

Several Tscomans plan 10 be In
Seattle Thursday evening 90 at
tend the meeting OF the Washing
ton chapter OF the National
Physiotherapy association nj the
Children's Orthopedio hospital at
7;15 Speakers viii include Bcrnioe
Sheflss.
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To MEET IN OLYMPIA

Fruit trees. rose bushes. shrubs
Puget Sound Nursery. p20i Pae.
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ANaLO.sANON MEETING

"Mussolinis Zero Hour In the
title of the lecture which Conrad
Gard will give Tuesday evening
at S al Hotel Winthrop THIS Is
free public lecture In the series
presented by the hnglo.SaNon
Federation.
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rwo rAcowA~s esso~sS

fsa faeun,a freshmen al mo
University ~ Washington hsvr
hs<n pledged 10 thr Wauens uaifv
easnmistss They sFs Nay Nelly
and Mary Aas ~ sssthH<y
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Dr. Alvin r. Mstthics wishes Ia
announce the opening of his new
office nj 1907 Washington Hldg
10 the practice Of dentistry NAN
1874 adv.
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An illustrated lecture BY Glenn
Smith ON The RUBY Development
an Skagit River vill bc presented
At the Wednesday noon meeting ~
the Tacoma Engineers club 81 the
Hotel winthrop smith Ia super.
intendcnt of outside construction
for sca,tlek City Light
Adams Early Breakfast ayrup
Il mighty good maple.flasored
syrup II sells for Is cents full
pint jug tsdvl
FREE LECTURE
No admission will be charged
and the public Is invited by the
Tacoma and Pierce County League
Of Garden clnha to attend Walter
X. Dimn'h illustrated lecture or
European flower shows q, ths
Jason Lee school "Wednesday even
ing Dimn IL from Portland.
Spring Flowers HIM Florists
adv
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reserve may be denominated as It's
Washington reserves
The representative would
force each company by Feb.
Is each wear 10 file sworn
statement with the states in
surance commissioner SHOW
ing the entire amount OF the
reserve on its entire business
in force in this state on Dec.
81 preceding, and an itemized
schedule OF its investments In
Washington securities
Penalty for failure TO comply
would be revocation Of license,
Dixon says he has "softened
his proposal, since the Texas law
requires rs per cent reserve in
that state
He has discussed the bill with
Insurance Commissioner William
Sullivan. Incidentally. he does not
believe Sullivan is particularly
friendly to the plan.
Pierce county Ntidft ibbus
problem. in which il embodied
the puzzle that l. the rundown
Pierce County hospital, must
wait for possible solution until
the legislature settles the con
troyersy over state social So
curity and determines on means
for necessary financing.
Himself South Tacoma rail-
way shopmsn. Rep. H \. Barney
Jackson has introduced : bill pro-
posing an annual competitive scci-
dent prevention and first aid meet
under supervision Of The state oe-
psrtment Of labor and induss-ies
He would see staged each sum
mer a statewide gathering for en-
ployes and employers engaged IN
xtra-hazardOus industries. Cost
would be paid from the state medi-
cal aid fund. about 5000 each
biennium.
TODAY's BEST CRACK: No,
Henrietta, solid lswmaker IS not
r,eceaszri1v fhirk-hezded f"
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ToDAY,s BEST CRACK: No.

Henrietta, q solid ls~maker Is not
necessarily thick-hesded.