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REAL ESTATE statesmen.
$4,000 YEARLY.
OPPORTUNITY.

Possible $4,000 earnings per year for
trolled subdivision in ne. and NV. Fast
est selling and lowest price homes In or
around Washington. Must have previous
experience, excellent character and auto.
5000 prospects in files ready to be worked
Protection; no outside brokers; model
homes open "a hours. PHILLIPS H.
CLARKE CO. INC Call Mr.. John Linder,
Greenwood 1884,
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30 Escape Injury

KINGSTON, N. c. lP)-The Jump
and Run Community School lived
up to its name when windstorm
blew tree down on the building.
Eighty Negro students jumped and
ran. None was hurt.
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Candid Opinions

Based on Actual Experience
Here are excerpts from few unsolicited
letters commenting The Eberly Plan:
Mrs. v. N.-"Your worked faithfully and sceN.
Everything is satisfactory
DR.. F. R-"AH work has been entirely satisfactory.
Furthermore, wil you have aiways been prompt in
attending to same"
Mr.. G. NJ. C.-%t is pleasure to do business with
a firm so honorable yours"
DR.. ]. Ca uery satisfactory job, with thanks"
MIR. L. D.-T o tell you hat my rite and
much pleased uuh the cork. 1t is entirely
satisfactory"
Mrs. NJ. E. CT I'M much pleased yifh the uork
did for and it is perfectly satisfactory. l shall
recommend to Others that ucork done"
These, and many others, cover every feature
of our 40 complete and comprehensive
repairing, renovizing and undermining
services. You can feel sure beforehand that
YOU WILL be satisfed-that you will pay
but ONE modest profit and look to but ONE
ponsibility-OURS.
The EberIy Financing Plan Isl
handy means to a desired end.
A. Eberly's Sons
11O8KN.W. sd's II q% }.s, DI. 6557
Before You Invest-lnvestigate
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

FIRE ESCAPES FIRE ALARM SYSTEMS.
prizes. price DUPONT IRON WORKS. INC. IVA. Ma.
died February 2I 1899. His files contain
wills and legal papers valuable TO his
clients whose addresses are unknown to
taGt !,a.G Immediately the undersigned, who
WI TeE Tetain all his files uncalled for. FRED
H. Bell Investment Building. u f'eN'''oes
FALSE TEETH REPAIRED
Emergency WHILE HabdI,,o2H you WA1T Walt. On, oo,
Wsstorv Bldg ash and NPoms Met Yo' ss SSI
TIEIcATE OF vi LIMITEb TED fARTNERsH1p = fHRIfR-
IT, we. the UNDERSIGNED, desiring to, form a
Of the pstrct Of conmba 10 do ,hf neEess
stage and certify as follows,
w1NrHRop 1hs naMf m1rcHE f tEe psGtnershiD co is
H. The names and places of residence OF
the members; s,gpe gsneTal snd SPECIAL are
HENRY ROGERS WINTHROP eS'ae"'e
4FHPs 4HEoDoRE MsEcHELt t19SiNGHhM Ghifss3 i,1no
JOHN J PAGAN New YORK ''"9l' N Y:
aEoRGE aAoRG : R. sfHaASK fHosNToN Sh'as0' Illinois
ALFRED PRESTON JR.
R1e#ssB s1e#3sB r2asSS 2sssSGS sS$ Hsaesr mn
HENRY ooprREY MS9d0uFy' L. L. N, y
1HqHAs aRqHas y1tEEf i E[flss aos COM"
JAMES J. mAsrEksos ksS Gardens L, l. N 2.
WILLIAM P. S. FARIE SsR iIs Ea5E i ( ~ q
sHEEk WiEEiax y J. BVH5 aJsSfsoHsM Mn X2ss N. y
GEORGE F. BRrsSSN ssSsS'y" N Y.
MALCOLM s. Mc:coSyyHf ss5dsyy fi'y ye N j.
,o, New York. Ny.
- sPEcfAL oPARTNERs- = "
MM4hILTER VA TdN SCH9TTLER SC VT LE Chicago Illinois
GRACE G, PABcocK New York. n. =.
ApENA AaEHfspN 3 L8AsHE & sHRn Mon'clair, N. j.
HENRY ROGERS WINrHRoP aeSa'0''N' I" l.
New York. N. Y.
Ill Inc general nature of the business
intended to be transacted shall be a general
brokerage and commission business dealing
IN Sc securities and commodties.
the close of business on December 81.
l919' I'm unless s, sooner % terminated
triouted by the special partners TO the
common stock are:
WALTER SCHUTTLER $3.50 600
MILTON W. HOLDEN 300 OO0
GRACE c. BABCOCK 100000
ADENA z LOASBY 100 600
Harrison K. BIRD 100 600
HENRY ROGERS WINTHROP 300 900
which contribution is in addition to
MS nsontribution cont. as general partner.
LEEDS MITCHELL
THEoDoRE F CUNNINGHAM
HARRY c. ScHAACK
aEnhG5 aEsRHb 7 + ppFs2RN TH3RMT9N q
RICHARD P LoAsBY
HENRY F. GoDFREY
THOMAS MILLER
aiMEs AaRTHER J g sTrlsnn ILIAM
Will MILEiA8 \ PAs Ps Earle EARIE JR.
HTd,AA WId51AM : J. : SyNN1NGHAM 8 INN
MALCOLM s McCoNIHE JR
ROBERT r HIT
WALTER SCHUYLER
MILTON w HOLDEN
AbENA ? LoAsBY LensSSA
HARRISON K BIRD
.dTed Nss aS Ser aGd d
TN day Of February. 1890 in the office Of
the Clerk of the District Court of the
United States for the District OF Columbia.
washington. D. c.. and an affidavit. duly
verified by two general partners stating
the special partners have. in good faith.
been actually> >pad into the partnership
fund. has been filed Herewith
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LOST.


BAG. large. brown. envelope type, leather:
containing keys. papers. about $50 in cash.
Keep money and return bag. etc. Adams
$500 day, Adams 9713 nights.
BEDLINGToN TERRIER. grayish white:
va. license; vicinity Conduit rd. and Mo-
h1ean flt rd.. mr.. Glen Echo. Md. Reward.
Wisconsin 1907
s1oK 30 KsTCb OF FLORIDA + ACCo9UNgs lost from
Oneida Co. New York. ' uGS9'' IL.
COCKER SPANIEL. Socrates, black. Wis
conSln 42OO. Reward
DOG. English bull. light tan color, in
vlcInlty OF burtonSville and Fairland. Md.
Phone Ashton 44-F-3 l2s
EYEGLASSES tSchwartz case). Sunday on
Hlsgs rd. or vicinity HyattSville. Call
GREENWOOD 1894. Reward.
FOX HOUND, black and white. female. o
reward. Shepherd ity a544. "00oS'ae rark'
FOX TERRIER. black and white wire
nalred; Chevy Chase vicinity: answers to
Mr.. Jones'; reward. WOODLEY 34i6.
Children; 14th and Meridian pl nv.
IhurS;. pm; liberal reward. Apt. 2I4.
Cavalier. Columbia 5000
KEY CoNTAINER. also containing money
4tn and Penna. ave. NV. or Conn. and
Ashmeade pl. Reward Chestnut 1891.
KODAK. case and camera book; between
Fort Dupont Park and Bladensburg. March
.. Reward. Greenwood 1901
SCHUBERT SONG COLLECTION. Return
to Music Division. Library of Congress, for
concert tickets.
WRIST WATCH Nady'sl. white gold BEN
rus; gift Of deceased husband. sentiment.
not value. PLEASE, Reward. All, 1859
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FARM AND GARDEN.
BABY CHICKS.
CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

3 BIG HORSES and harness from Pierce
Lumber Co; ID head of horses. mares and
colts; big mule: 3 saddle horses Apply
East-West Riding Academy. East-West
Hgwy.. bet. 18th st and Conn. ave
WANTED-Small work cart, suitable for
pony. Also want to trade horse manure
for straw. Phone Kensington 16S
HORSES. W.T., 3.1OO lbs; work anywhere;
reas, N. Highland St., Arl., Va. oxford
2lSl.
SADDLE MARES, C2), Is and I6 hands:
] gelding. 1919 hands: ponies. large
work mares. Pigs. 10 shoats. 3 large
brood Sows With As pigs: ! family COW.
Alex. Va, Duke st. extended, out 3 miles.
Just past Holmes Run, big house on hill.
M j. Waple. jr.. Alex 205-J-1.
FOR SALE-One very fine five-gaited show
horse. Melvin Peavine'; two blues and
Championship. in his last show: 3 years old.
sound. One three-gaited show horse. ART
list Chief A.; a beautiful horse with lots Of
style and action: years old; has won,
and both horses are ready for the spring
shows. Also one fine 3-year- -old stallion,
by American Born. Vernon G. Owen. l43l
Eye st NV. Washington, D. c. Phone
National :}u9O-Woodley 3243
GUINEA PIGS for sale. all sizes. for breed
ing or laboratory. 1860 1st ST. sw.. Con-
greSS Heights. 12s
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FOUND.

POODLE. small white. female; found in
Petworth. Columbia $40
SPITz DOG. male; vicinity sth and Shep-
nero stS. NV; identify fully. All. 1l42.
BRING OR REPORT deserted stray or lost
animals to the Animal Protective Assocla-
tion. 5000 Wheeler I'd Sc All. 1I42
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SITUATIONS MEN & WOMEN

COUPLE. colored. free to travel city ref.
wish JOB by 18th; chauffeur, butler; maid
and COOK D. c. Va. Md. permits. Wis
SEC'Y-STENO.; 10 years diversified expe-
rience: competent. conscientious; assume
responsibilities. Chestnut 062O. 13'
WANTED-A position as housekeeper-com-
Star. los
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

LADY. young. aged 30 former Govt en-
ploye. desires secretarial or stenographic
posluon: thoroughly experienced IN the
handling OF cash. also some bookkeeping
and P B. X. Shepherd 5926.
NURSE. hospital training 6 years expert
ence best doctors references; will take
any case. Dupont 6659.
PRACTICAL NURSE hospital training. or
companion: references; middle-aged Call
Dupont 3349. ] to pm
TENOGRAPHER-TYP reliable ~
years old graduate. desires position; avail
able for an interview. Lincoln 669S. 12'
WIDOW. white. refined. intelligent reliable.
wishes job as companion or housekeeper
Chestnut 2000 Ext 1858. 49,
WOMAN. white. practical nurse. for child
care or aged; good ref; live out: no Suns.
Box 2S5-T, Star -"
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HELP WOMEN.

MASSEUSE. to give body massage. Turkish
baths; only experienced need apply. Emile.
III Conn. ave-, Mrs. Kelley.
NURSE. for invalid lady part time; must
understand massage. Box 21S-T. Star.
PHOTOGRAPHIC SOLICITOR. commission
basis only. Wendell H. Moore Studio.
SECRETARIAL WORK-Art school will ex-
change commercial art instruction for part
time clerical work. Box 234-T. Star
SODA DISPENSER. experienced: able to
take charge of fountain; steady employ
ment. Calvert Pharmacy, 26O0 Conn. ave.
STENOGRAPHER exp. gentle. neat ap-
pearance. for builders supply concern.
Box 37O-X. Star.
STENOGRAPHER. age $3.50; must have
knowledge of personnel. Box 226-x. Star.
WOMEN. 2 between 20 and 35, telephone.
typing, experienced produce and poultry
business. State age, experience. Salary,
SIS wk. Box 1Ol-X. Star
WANTED-A resident practical or semi
trained nurse for small local institution,
erenceS required. Box 454-X Star
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1926 NAYLOR RID. SE-TWO RMS.
kitchen. bath. cleo refrg. screened porch,
cellar. back yard; $3.50 l2.
1924 18th ST. NV. JUST OFF COLUM-
bia rd)-3 rooms. kit, bath reception
hall. inclosed porch: Frigidaire $50 so.
THE RCYALTON. 9lS NJ ST NV
rooms and bath and 3 rooms and bath:
excellent apartments, Rent. $50 and SEQ
per month Open for inSpection
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GLOVER PARK 2346 40th NV. APT. s.
Large living rm.. bedrm.. dinette kit,
hath. Ga
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THE CLIFTON 1923 CLIFTON ST. NV.
= rooms. hall, pantry. bath. locker
Vacant 18th. See janitor Will furnish. l3s
NEW DE LUXE APT. BLDG 18th AND p
SITS. n.e.-l and > bedrm apis. as low as
S43.JO; heat. h. W, etc. furn Ready for
occupancy March 18TH Atlantic O03S
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WOODBRIDGE DUPLEX-ENTIRE 2nd FL.
pvt; bath and entrance; adults 1929
jackson st ne IL
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SPECIAL SALE of used machines, Sl5 and
up. All guaranteed. Sewing course with
every machine. Machines rented repaired
Singer $ wing Machine CO. sos King st.
Alex; Va. Phone Alex. 412 or Chestnut
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THE MoNTELLo, 1901 Columbia rd.-2
rooms, kitchen, bath: 3 rooms. kitchen.
bath and porch Pot 5T55
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machines. s. up All guar. ! year Rent
ing repairing. 241@ 18th Col. 3245
SOFA. English club lounge style, practically
brand-new must sacrifice. Randolph ffS7
after pm. 12s
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APARTMENTS UhFURhIsHsD

GUINEA PIGS for sale all sizes, for breed
,reSS Heights. 12s
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taCIIK SOIdleTS' Home, bright, Clean apt;
rms. kit. incloSed porch; g.. h. /. incl.
6il KENYON ST. NW.-3 LARGE ROOMS,
glass porch: st floor; heat. gas. cleo: $40.
Adams O31a
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RUGS beautiful Orientals. 3 scatters l
hall runner; very reasonable. Lincoln 21s1
Several large water cOlOrS also
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-13
II Aliens From
II Nations Seek
j. Citizenship

Twenty-Seven Imperial Valley
residents born in eleven different
nations will seek United States
citizenship at a hearing scheduled
for Imperial county superior court
June 16
The group will appear in Judge
Vaughn N. Thompson's court for
examinations to be given by Ed
mund H. Gies, United States i'm
migration inspector. Most of the
applicants are attending citizen
ship classes taught at Central Un-
ion high school by Glenn Kieffer.
Greece heads the list this year
with the greatest number of ap-
plicantS. Natives of that country
who are applicants for citizenship
are Coconio Shenas, Andrianos
KorakaS, T.iantafillCs A. GilkoS,
Caliope Dandoulakis, Haralampos
Koungoulos, DimitrioS NJ Mein-
taSis and Dimitrion Panagcotopu-
los.
Seven applicants were born in
Switzerland. They are Anton Am
mann, Sophie Won Flue, Werner
Schmid, Kamill Omlin, Joseph Null
ler, Max Studer and Rosa Studer
The group from Canada includes
James Earl Black. Daniel Fraser
Black. and Ada Violet Spencer
From Syria cCmc Nicolas Y. Alb
delnour and John George Maloof.
Two come from Germany-Hans
Thams and Gertrude Studer.
Blanche Elizabeth Williams. Eng
land; Maria Aurora Gastellum
Mexico: Thco Benjamin Turner,
Washington; Martin Kristo Cara
tan, YugoSlavia; Francisco CeSco
Caringelli, Italy: Frances c.. Chal-
uDnik. Czcchoslovakia, complete the
list of candidates.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-13
British PIun Protection
Aqoinst AerioI Attackers

ed to shelter more. 1t is shaped
something like a rouno-topped cone.
Here is the way they will be dis
tributed:
Local authorities will visit house
holders to ask if they want shell
ter. If the answer is yes, it will be
delivered in sections. The house
holder can either store II, build 1t
up against a wall, or sink it in his
back yard. But he must not sell
it or give it away. 1t will remain
government property.
The free shelters will be loaned
to persons with incomes of $3.50 or
under unless they have more than
two children; In that case the in
come limit goes up $3.50 for each
additional child. They must live in
houses with no Easements, and of
not more than two stories.
Anybody else who wants one, must
pay for it, but the government can
not yet say how much it will cost.
Later on work will begin on turn
ing bigger houses, blocks of flats
and tenements and other buildings
into fortresses by means of steel
sheets, and structural support for
easements.
Three other schemes, in which
the government is directly inter-
ested, are evacuation, food, and a
national register.
On January 9, the ministry of
health announced a plan for eva
cuating danger areas with a total
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-13
By HARRY L. PERCY

LONDON, April 13. CUP)-If your
income is under $3.50 a year, the
government will lend you a free
air raid shelter for the duration
of the next war, but otherwise you
must buy your own.
That rule, with some exceptions
in regard to the number of chill
dren in the family and the type of
house you live in, is part of the
gigantic plan which Sir John An
derson, unofficial minister for civil
defense, is working out to protect
the British Isles from future aerial
attack. -
Soon after he took office last
November, Anderson announced
that the government would buy
$100,000000 worth of steel and other
materials to build air raid shelters.
Now, 100000 persons in Britain
with incomes of not more than
$25 a week will be able to have one
for the asking.
Anderson believes that greatest
danger in an aerial attack will come
from explosive bombs, from flying
splinters, falling debris, and incen-
diary bombs.
The KIND OF shelter which is be-
ing built is made of galvanized cor
rugated sheets, weighs about eight
hundredweight and is 6 feet, 6 inch
es by feet, inches by feet high.
1t will take the weight of any debris
that may fall on it, and shelter four
to six people. Sections can be add
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-13

population of 17500,0OO. The plan
split England, Scotland and Wales
into three groups:
ID Evacuation areas, CD Neutral
areas, and 90 Reception areas.
Evacuation areas are those urban
areas from which the population
would be moved-compulsorily un-
less good reasons were advanced
for staying.
Neutral zones are those which
neither would be evacuated nor used
as reception areas. Other areas are
rural neutral zones, assumed to be
reception areas.
If and when the time comes, it
is assumed that about half a mil
lion children will be evacuated from
London by schools, as was planned
during the September crisis. For
the adults, an elaborate transport
plan is being drawn up, using train,
motor-coach and lorry. All schools
are now to have telephones installed
for such an emergency
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-13
Magician Proposes
Vanishing Vessels
In American Fleet

NEW YORK, April IL. (UP)-
Joseph Dunninger, who makes an
interesting living reading folks
minds and for fun exposes fake
mediums, announced tonight that
he will go to Washington some
time next week to show naval
authorities how battleship can be
made invisible to the enemy.
Some congressman who saw a
working model of the illusion in
vited him to give a Washington
demonstration, Dunninger said,
adding that for an encore he will
top it off with an optical mirage"
in which the enemy can be made
to see soldiers who actually are
miles away from where they ap-
pear to be.
The battleship, he said, would
be invisible until it approached
within a half mile of the enemy,
no matter how powerful the glasses
they might train on it.
Any ship could be outfitted with
the devise at a comparatively neg
ligible cost, according to Dunnin-
ger, of about $4,000 or $4,000 per
ship.
Absolutely no mirrors are used"
he said. ""The illusion is created by
adaptation of combination of
principles which have been known
to magicians and used by them
for years. Naturally, l can't re-
veal what it is but it in no way
resembles the camouflage used
during the World war
There is precedent, he recalled,
for government use of magicians.
The great j. E. Robert Houdini.
father of modern magic, was sent
by France to Algiers and so as
founded the local Marabouts with
his illusions that Algerians decid-
ed nation which could perform
such marvels was not to be trifled
with. Neither, thinks Dunninger, is
nation equipped with invisible
battleships.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-13
Coup|esFi|e
Wedding Notices

Notices of intention to marry
were filed in the county clerk s
office Wednesday by an Ell Centre
and a WeStmorland couple.
The Ell Centre couple was Anas-
tacio Gotta, 81, and Lorenza Eriz,
81. The Westmorland couple was
Refugio Reyes, 81, and Ernestina
Menjarez. %.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-13
ELMER HEALD TO TALK
TO TOWNSEND CLUB

District Attorney Elmer Heald
will be the speaker at Friday nights
meeting of Ell Centre Townsend
club No. /.
He will discuss Juvenile Delin-
quency" at the meeting in the mu-
sic room at Wilson school at 1880
pm.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-13

Golden Ripe Fruit
No. | Grade
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-02
In
The News

Ignace Jan Padcrewski. con-
fined to his New York hotel with
cold and slight fever, was COM
PEELED to cancel a concert, the first
in his goth American tour 4.
Norma Shearer, dark-haired film
star, Is at home In her Santa
Monica mansion, cured of a throat
DIR. Elsie Il. Mitchell OF Berke-
ley. Calf. one of two honorary
life members on the Pacific coast,
resigned from the Daughters of
the American Revolution because
the organization refused Marian
Anderson. noted Negro singer. the
use OF Constitution hall in Wash
ington, ID. C., for a concert q.
Jerry Marlowe, for three years
a prop boy at Warner Bros. studio
in Hollywood, was signed to con-
tract at fat salary by Universal
Studio Sally Rand, the fan
dancer. was sued for S150,747 dam
ages at Hollywood by two custo-
mcrs she allegedly roughed up in
protest at being photographed do
ing her routines
DIR. Eduard Benes, ex-president
of Czechoslovakia. Is scheduled to
give the commencement address
at the University of Colorado in
Boulder, Colo. John W.
who fought in both the
Civil and World Wars, died at
Miami, Fla.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-02
Milwaukee TAX
PAYMENTS BIG

Pierce county Golfers will re-
ceive a share of the million and
half dollars In tax payments 70 be
distributed throughout the state
during March By the Milwaukee
railroad, It was revealed Wednes-
day.
The total amount represents full
payment Of the roads 1888 tax bill
due March Is. or $3.50. 1857. plus
81 .202 ,582.72 In final payment of
the balance due for the years 1926
to 1892. inclusive. during which
period the railroads taxes on op-
Grating property in the state were
in litigation.
The transportation firm contend
cd valuations upon which its taxes
were based were excessive. Out
come Of litigation resulted in the
state tax commission re-assessing
property of the road. reducing the
total amount Of those years from
N107,0l4 TO 50. 935, $50.
or combined amounts, Pierce
county will receive payments
totaling S220,579.72. The money
will be distributed for educational
purposes, for roads and bridges,
and to maintain local governments.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-02
METHODIST AIM
IS MITIGATION

KANSAS CITY, Mo.--The CEN
fury old problem Of the unification
Of American Methodism will be
discussed here in April at meet
ing Of representatives OF the three
divisions OF the church.
Church leaders have indicated
that the union probably will be
contaminated. One OF the strong
est arguments against the pro-
posed union has been that il yirtu-
ally would be impossible TO com
bine the missionary and benevolent
boards of the three branches
the Methodist Episcopal church,
and the Northern and Southern
Methodist churches.
The Rev. c. W. Tsdlock of st.
Louis has suggested that union
could be accomplished by dividing
the church into five regions for
administrative purposes. with jul
risdictional offices in Kansas City
and Chicago. and retaining with
as few changes as possible the ex-
listing board officers. He also has
suggested that church-supported
institutions be so allotted under
the merger as to appeal to present
constituencies with as little change
as possible.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-02
DIVORCE MILLS
BUSINESS GOOD

Dan Cupid took a setback Tues
day in superior court when six
final DEGREES of divorce were
granted by Presiding Judge Hodge
and seven persons were granted in
tcrlocutory DEGREES. At the same
time three new suits for divorce
were filed.
Final DEGREES were granted to
Katie from William H, Mckee,
Gray A. from Gcnevievc Juanita
Reagan, Elizabeth from Harold c.
Mccormick, Mary from John
Susan. Hazel A. from Joseph John
Pauls and to Juliana from William
krctchman. Interlocutory DEGREES
were granted to Muriel from Her.
man Rouse. Dorothy from Ray f.
Wenxel. Billie B. from Marian d.
Pullman. Lille NJ. from Arne w.
johnson, Marie Litta from John II.
Bradley, Bertha Z. from Allan {.
johnson and to Ruth from Rex
Rouse.
Suits for divorce have been
startcd by Lorraine against May
nard Hanson, Mclva against
Charles Haddon and by Ralph A.
against Francis H. Nuremberg.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-02

Joseph Hurley. got the floor to
declare the bill good"
Called "Union Trick"
John Eddy, Seattle lumberman,
delivered TRADE against the Jack
son proposal.
Since when" he asked, has IL
been crime for carpenter, who
can't get job at 50, to take one
at IS? There's such thing as n
mans right to work that must be
respected. This is union trick"
Finally. jackson himself OBJ
tanned the floor. and at once moved
for the previous question to
shut off further debate. He was
sustained.
Vote against the Kinnear motion
to send the bill back to committee
was so to 81.
Pierce Vote Unanimous
Pierce county divided as follows:
For the motion. Montgomery;
against. Dixon, Jackson. Vane.
Trombley. Pettus. Rosellini and
Sandegren. Cameron and Cher
venka were absent.
On final passage Montgomery
swung over, and all eight Pierce
county men present voted for the
measure.