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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-22
NO FIL!bUSTER
IS ANTICIPATED

WASHINGTON - Senate isols-
tlonis,s said after a strategy con-
ference late Thursday that no at
tempt vii BE- made 10 filibuster
against President Rooseyeli's nea-
trallty revision program. but that
nevertheless the Issue will be
fought from hell To breakfast"
Twenty-four senator's. embrace
Ing all political beliefs. conferred
in the office Of Sen. Hiram w.
johnson. r.. Calf. veteran MEM
Der Of the foreign relations COM
mittee. which meets Saturday to
begin consideration of the presi-
dents program.
There viii be no filibus-
ter" johnson said.
Sen. Robert NJ Lafollette, p.
Wis. co-leader of this group. said
the milk In the cocoanut' is the
question of whether the present
arms embargo shall be repealed.
and that on that issue the group
was prepared to fight from hell
TO breakfast"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-22
SERVICES To RESUME
SUNDAY AT GIG HARB0R

GIG HARBoR-Resuming regu.
lar schedule, services viii be held
at 2:i5 p. m. Sunday at ST. Johns
Episcopal mission with Rev Ar
thur Bell Of Tacoma in charge.
The Sunday school Of the First
Lutheran church OF Gig Harbor
viii open at 10 a. m. Sunday fol-
low summer vacation. Mrs. r.
Moller is superintendent.
Jake Sellers. class OF "a OF the
Gig Harbor Union high school.
visited friends Friday. He is en-
gagged in scientific research in the
Pascal laboratories In Seattle and
will enter the u. OF Washington for
the fall term.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-22
COUNTIES MUST PAY
To WORKMEN'S FUND

The Intercounty River Improve
ment. which has been opposing
payment into the state workmen's
compensation fund for its truck
men on the ground that they are
private individual contractors, viii
have to start contributing. &C
cording to an opinion OF Attorney
General G. w. Hamilton an
nounced Friday.
Truekmen in question are en-
ployed on the quarry at Orting
where the joint King-Pieree county
organization gets rock for its
Puyallup river improvement work.
THE statute renders invalid any
contract between employers and
employees, the purpose Of which is
to waive provisions of the work
mems compensation act the at
torney-general ruled.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-22

sszzxss L. haack fer eases; seesss
- -. SssEfgsss ian- Ar 10
wooded has sas,A<&ss e sa&f-
hxsseesrr. zssEs FFxrsea guns naxs
e~en planted
ssAF Ans Lorraine villages w1th-
h. ~ TAO tertafted tines Which
have nssn evacuated q al civil
iAns since k1stll1ties began. acre
battered ~ artillery fire a. day
Apparrnils fearing French oxca-
patton ~ sAartvueSNcn and an
attack up tbs Bll<s valley. German
guns today hammered without Ia
tsrrupiion all ruSds on which the
Germans appear 70 expect early
French operations
Freneh sources said Germany
has Withdrawn 80 divisions from
the eastern front. some have been
sent 20 rest camps. while others
arr arriving on the western front
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-22
TO RETURN SUSPECT
ON MORALS CHARGE

Deputy sssriffs Powell Clay
and sig kitisson left Tor We
natehes Friday morning 10 bring
back Edwin J. DugNyisr. sT-ysar-
old former Taeomzn. Tor proseeu-
ton on = morals charge.
Dug~ylsr VAS picked up In the
eastern Washington city Thursday
and held as possible Mattson
kidnapping suspect There was
some doubt At FIRST whether he
would be returned 90 face trial
here. but late Thursday the COM
planning witness was found and
Deputy Prosecutor Hugo Metxier.
jF, filed a new superior court
charge. accusing Dugwyler Of an
attack July rs. 1885. on a is-year-
old Tacoma girl.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-22

Tho Dake Of Gloucester. brother
% hinx hoorgc. has taken up has
duties with the British expedi-
uonAry force In France. II was
announced today in London
The condition q Supreme Court
Justice Pierce Butter, suffering
from a bladder allmeni in Gar
field hospital e. Washington. vas
reported by his physician today as
not entirely satisfactory" The
73-year-old justice re-entered the
hospital last night because, as
DIR. Fred X. sanderson said. lie
has lost considerable ground dur
ing tha past four or five days" 4.
Winston Churchill. first lord of
the admiralty IN Great Britain's
war cabinet. writing In a maya
zine. today said the Sogiet-Ger-
man pact was "a grand advantage
to mankind The pact has. at
single stroke, stripped Russian
communism and Man anti-eom-
munism of their whole theme. Of
their credentials. Of their means
Of appealing TO the mind and spirit
Of man" he said. Instead Of two
powerful and. to certain types of
mind. captivating PHILOSOPHERS, We
have couple OF sets Of rival
gangsters joining forces in jam.
pooling their luck and trying To
shoot their way out with any loot
they can carry through the G-men
OF civilization
Countess Haugwiiz Won Reyent-
low. the former Barbara Hutton.
applied today 10 the French police
at Paris for a safe conduct pass
10 Holland II was understood
Countess Reventlow desired to
travel to Rotterdam. where she
hoped to embark for the United
States =.
Americans should forget the
ambiguous. many sided, lazy
term neutrality and concentrate
on being non-combatants, believes
Associate u. :. Supreme Court
Justice Felix Frankfurter, who
last night accepted the Ford Hall
Forums gold medal at Boston for
the most pre-eminent service to
human welfare performed by a
Massachusetts, man.
Jimmy Foxx, smuggling first base
man of the Boston Red Sox, Is re-
cuperating at his home in Phila-
delphia after an operation two
weeks ago for removal of his APP
pendix The newspaper Peut
Parisien reported at Paris today
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-22
SALESMANSHIP COURSE
OFFERED AT RACINE'S

A new course is being offered
this year at Racine's Western In
sutute 49, a complete, practical
course in craftsmanship. The en-
tire subject will be covered. from
the fundamental principles on
through sales promotion and sales
management.
The classes viii be limited In
size in order TO enable the instruc-
tor To give each member help on
his individual problems and needs.
Further details may be obtained
at the office Of Racine's Western
Institute. 800 Washington building.
Main 1853.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-22
Veterans League
Meeting Tonight

A discussion Of statutes affecting
the WPA. passed by the last con-
gress. viii feature a meeting Of
the Veterans Service league. TO be
held Friday night at the Carlton
hotel. starting at o'clock. Vet
Grams. whether members of the
league, arc invited to attend.
Plans will also be completed for
observation of the first anniversary
OF the league. Program viii include
motion pictures, reports OF men,
hers sent to Coulee dam project.
Refreshments will be served.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-22
FIRE INCREASING
ON WEST FRONT

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a. saxzs tatt<Ts~s sac=~ssxs ~
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rask<st ezr~gf eslAess
fasssszxs re a4s scscsEtratsss
ha ~ Haes s4zsf Nexsx e~FuaAas
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-22
POSITIONS OPEN ON
BONNEVILLE PROJECT

The u. S. civil service commits
sion Friday announced open COM
petitive examinations for three
positions on the power network
of the Bonneville dam project, in
cluding a helper (lineman), power
lineman (high-tension transmits
sion linesl and power line fore
man.
Applications must be on file
with the manager. 18th U. S.
civil service district, federal Of
flee building, Seattle, not later
than Oct. 2 for the post of line
man helper and not later than
Oct. 8 for the other two positions.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-22
POLICE COURT FINES
AFFIRMED BY HODGE

Superior Judge E. d. Hodge Fri
day signed sentences of SIPS fine
and 80 days in Jail each for Pete
Santa and Jim Sorett, thus affirm
ing police court sentences for
liquor law violations which they
had appealed. The Jail terms were
made subject to suspension on pay
ment of fine.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-22
RAISE n. G. TO
FULLSTRENGTH


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20 ths xaASd esn. Thosnpson sad
he and hls STAFF are now studying
10 decide Nhsre th~ new men all
t~ placed Enlistment ali hegsa
Immediately. ths general STATED.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-22

mat Actor Charles Boyer had
been called for military service at
the town Of Agen In southwestern
France
Mrs. VIII Rogers, widow OF the
late cowboy humOrlst and actor.
Won an SSH income tax redue-
ton today because OF termites.
Termites did that much damage
10 the Rogers home in Beverly
Hills, and Federal Judge Leon
fankwieh agreed that "termites
are calamity. deductible from
taxes"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-22
Take Your Choice.
nv UNITED pgExS
~ IN IN. European ~ar;


Poland sppuxlnatry
hsh lines q TIE
hair incsad
Laha and L~o~
II cleaning rol<s -
niles
Lwu~, Polish
ketsos sexsaf
activities analsr actions
rsssnisns claiming plane
AIiIrs
vnsA advance xurd action western front south Of
artillery all
reported pounding
p~aelons
81 least plane
British industries operating capacity German
pr<ansss arriving England
broadcast Warsaw defenders capital atm
started IL although
al shslng bombing Poles claim they s
occupy L~u~ resisting Russian forces
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-22
REQUEST POLICE TO
FIND AGED TACOMAN

Fear was expressed Friday for
the safety OF 62-year-old WIN II.
Baughman. missing from his home
at 1857 East 33rd st. for the past
two days.
Police were advised OF Baugh-
mans absence Thursday night,
when his stepson, f. G. Bruner,
notified Detective A. f. Farrar.
Baughman left his home early
Wednesday and failed to return.
He was dressed in overalls and
a gray felt hat. is blue-eyed and
slightly bald, Bruner said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-22
Triangle Race To
Be Held Sund0u

oaxlhcat sathun1Asss cf the Ia
eomA Yacht club viii hold their
firua triangle rAcs 81 the season
onndsy. starting e 10 .. m. Oft
IL YarAt club hreAkwster. The
courss yin b. from that point 10
IL Port piers. thence to ManEA-
nita ana back 10 the starting
p,scA Coast Guard boat No. so7
Win efficiats.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-22
LET CONTRACT FOR
new PUMP STATION

The city board of contracts and
awards met in brief session Friday
and approved a recommendation
made by Utilities Commissioner
Ira S. DAWSON that the firm of
Woodwork & Cornell, Tacoma, be
awarded a contract for construc-
ton of pump station and reser-
voir at South Tacoma.
The low bid, one of four received
by the board several weeks ago,
totaled S5s,137.50. The contract
was awarded subject to approval
by PWA.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-22

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-22
h los yesrs, He. Seen Nine Wars
Pioassr Of Jos's Bay
Alert % WorId
News

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-22
Check ON Way Here for Site
Of Federal Office Building

check for 100000. in payment Of land upon which
Tacomas federal building will be constructed.
its way L. s. District Attorney Charles Dennis Friday
from the treasures office at Washington d. c. according
by Congressman John NJ Coffee through
his offices here.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-22
Mir-Mdtcher Jackets - 1873
Corduroy Jacket
Sport BiOuses

Man-tailored and dressy styles 1
stripes, new Fall colors. Size
81 TO 40.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-02
Sales Continue
An Upward Trend

Oidsmohlle retail sales continued
an upward trend. and for the rse-
ond 10 days of January. totsled
s.tss units. 10 represent an in
crease Of more than ~ per cent
over the corresponding period of
last year. according 10 a statement
issued today by y. v. Rals,on, gen
srai sales manager. 10 = ", Nun
son Of the Munson Motor com
pany.
Total retail saies for the first
20 days Of January were s.s4i cars.
This IL q gain ~ ~ per cent over
the same period of 1888.
In addition 10 large gains being
made In new ear sales. Haiston
stated that used car sales for the
second Today period Of January
also increased. Oidsmobile dealers
sold 1850 units compared to
9.s2s for the previous Today
period Stocks of used cars In
hands Of oldsmoblle dealers
throughout the United States are
more than 5000 ears lower than
the stock on hand for thr same
period last year. further cmpha-
sizing improved business condl.
lions, Rslston added
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-02
Buick Telling 1t to Millions in
More Than 1000 Newspapers

FLINT. Mieh.-More than 400
million Buick advertisements will
have flooded the country during
January and February In the
largest winter advertising program
in the history Of this manufacturer.
il was announced today by A. II.
Belize. director Of merchandising
A consistently heavy user n
newspaper space. Buick il telling
its story with frequent insertions
in 2.225 newspapers having a total
circulation Of approximately 40
900 900
During the two months. Il sd-
yertisements viii have appeared IN
225 daily. financial and foreign
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-02
Service Needed
For Anti-Free..e

Don't fail 10 check the cooling
system Of your car before INSTALL
ing snti-freeze. No anti-freexe So
luton however perfect can pro-
vide the protection you need II
the cooling system 10 faulty.
The installation 81 anti'freszs
should be accompanied by a def.
mite amount Of 'winter-cheok'
service.
This service should include
Draining and flushing out the
cooling system testing for leaks
lubriesting the fan adjusting
the fan belt and the water pump
packing Also the Tightening ~ all
hose connections. radiator bolts,
cylinder head nuts and cover
plates.
Your Norway Anti-Freezs deal
er 10 prepared IN render this spe.
ciai 'swintsr-ehsek" service, snd
70 10 the work a. nominal cost
Why not ask for this service
nov before the eold weather
starts That's the ons safe way
10 insure troubis-frss winter mo-
toring
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-02

language newspapers in so key
cities. representing circulation II
% 900 900 and more than 3ss 900. :
900 individual impressions
This is the heaviest winter sd-
vertising schedule ever placed by
Buick. Belize said II 10 NOT con-
sidered In the nature Of drive
but is part Of the consistent news
paper advertising program launch
ed with the announcement Of the
1899 cars last fan and continuing
on a strong basis IN relation to the
increased volume Of Buick sales ="
Besides newspapers. which are
carrying the brunt u the Buick
advertising attack. general. class
and trade magazines as well a.
outdoor boards and radio are
part Of the Buick campaign, Bslfie
sad.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-02
HUDSON HOOD
LOCKS INSIDE

rralsing me ceaseiess efforts II
automobile engineers IN the Dc.
velopmcnt ~ safety devices and
features that protect drivers ~
spite % ihemsrtve. and The care.
lessnsss II others. J. A fnfdy. d.
rector ~ safety for the Michigan
Mutual Liability Company 81 De-
troll. declared today that the iese
automobile. a. = vehicle. vas safer
than At any time IN the history IT
the industry.
Cant Rieu Open
citing Hud~ons new dAsh.locks
ing safety hood az an example nf
the slertness of aatomotixe engis
neers In seeking 10 eliminate all
possible chance II ar unforeseen se-
cldent. rursiy said Every motor.
lst who drives into gas station
20 have his oil or water checked
takes u for granted that the at
tendsnt has locked the hond after
service Granting that the man II
the pump IN privileged like the
rest ~ va. 10 make mistakes and
leave tho hood Unattached. then ~
mus, admit that there u chance
for an accident caused hy the hend
blowing open and hiinding us a, an
unlocked for instant. Accidents
have so happened
Locks ~ Drivers seat
Hudson engineers have mini
mlxed that chance nv hingsnE the
hood At the front. like an sirpiane
door. 90 that the wind pressure
tends 10 ciose rather than open u.
they Nave protected the driver
against the probability II such an
accident In designing tho hood
latch, the engineers discovered
that they could further protect the
driver against theft ~ car or parts
by having tho latch operated from
within the car at the dash 80 that
when you locked your car YOU
locked your hood.
III In this constant search for
greater safety, not only by Hudson
but by all the antomotivc enEi.
neers in tho industry that makes
todsy's motor ear safer meehan-
icalls than ever before Purdy
declared
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-02

FNFn Commissioner III . me
Eastwoods ~urwf enemy viii not
question: his sincerity. and though
ne may havr been ~ advised At
times and may have made Fnls-
takes. he l. not hack where he
started not ny = hong shot
A. Tar ~ fh~ traffic aivis-
hon ~ thr commissioner n.
partment ). concerned. u u
the bat. right ~ this msuwsi.
that Tacoma ha. river hsd. az
saurse, the ioh lsn't aan~
N never win ~ finished. bus
nnaes ihr commissioner a.
reetiea. Ne. q. ns.sssisss. ksve
= marh u.r~ sff,rtest traffic
system In this cit, ~ present
that We hssr rses mad.
We have prcwi cars that are
really proving sHa mare ~ them
than ever operated before we
have twesssy radio svsllahie -
hours a day. where II used 70
function but few hours ont ~
WHY ~ Wv HsNf y NfNir NfhfA
and intelligent traffic squad. and
a LOWER ACCIDENT RECORD
THAN WE HAD HFF0HE
HOLMES EASTWOOD TOOK nr.
FfcE
one thing can b~ said for the
commissioner, he has vorked Al
his loh and when you can find
man In . Political office ~ho
really works a, hsr Job well.
you've got something there And
let Us remember no man wbo
really works at iah IL .vsr hask
where he started And annthsr
thing no matter who II doing
what IN Esstwood's department.
they are going IN have n work
at their jobs or else
And se. what may APPEAR
an the surfaces - . nsesr, 60
r.urd ride, may have wese
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-02
QUAKE ORPHANS TO
Be WARDS OF STATE

SANTIAGO, Chile Children or.
phsnsd by the earthquake 10,
first attention yesterday n the
chamber ~ deputies convened IN
extraordinary session 10 outline
the gigantic rehs bsii,stion task.
Radical and conservative depss-
ties joined 10 presenting a rssolu-
ton That the state take over
directly the rearing and sdues-
ton Of homeless children. making
them wards ~ the government.
Conditions in sir provinces.
where u va. feared the death toll
would reseh 1000. were silii
chaotic
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-02
RECOMMEND PROBE
OF SOCIAL SECURITY

OLYMPIA - The house joint
resolution by Rep. Lester Z. Bah
cock. r, Stevens-Pend Oreille,
calling for an investigation and
audit OF the state social security
department came out Of the house
judiciary committee today with
favorable recommendation.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-02

baker and Packard owners will
find when visiting the new loca-
ton.
No time is being lost to have
every detail completed in time for
the great open House Week"
which will be held beginning Feb.
s and customers and the general
public as well are invited to visit
the Allen Motor company and in
spect the establishment in its en-
tiretY.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-02

Presented here are views Of the
new home OF the Allen Motor COM
pany, Studebaker and Packard
dealer for Tacoma. DESERVING their
old location on st. Helens ave. In
favor of better service facilities
for their customers, the company
now occupies the splendid building
located on Tacoma ave. and SO.
End II. The installation Of modern
equipment for the service Of Stude-
baker and Packard motor cars was
accompanied during the move, and
the company Is now In better
position than ever before 70 bring
genuine satisfaction TO their Gus
TONERS. The view AT the side IL
of the new and up-to-date lubrica-
ton department with Bonnie Grant
at the left and Norman (Pat Null
ligan at the right.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-02
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