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Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-27
1rrrER TO ENGLAND.

7,e scent Of stock is !" your evening
air +,e fragrance of the starry
% night .;n,e roses everywhere
Now '.o u English doorways a olScree'
N'd delight
ho summer blooms, the
Wollu more brilliant and the pines
The more green;
al: ,,o where silences have been.
BIRDS rirRets S.'l1 move, and myriads of
sai,nned sllian creatures make a mur-
ll,rn ass snake suns himself along
.Il 'os two amber jewels smould-
ering
. his peaceful place, and on the
n.s the miracle of summer bloom
I.n, Tn, we draw nearer who are far
,,... 'ps'' Is no stock, and yet it fills the
Beatrice Holman.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-27
PATTERN 9757

PATTERN 9757
If you're the sort of carefree per-
son VINO likes wind in her hair and
the sun against her face, you'll en-
Joy the casual smartness of Marian
Martins Pattern 9757. Easy to make
with the Sew Charts clear direc-
tions; easy to wear for anything
from driving a car to driving a
golf ball. The front buttoning lets
you slip it on and off in record time
And, here's a secret-you may but
ton this dress right on over your
playsuit or bathing suit. The
sleeves may be in puffs, caps or
long. With the V-shaped neck yer
sion, cut a sporty scarf of bright
fabric or a bias check, with a
matching sash to wind about your
middle.
Pattern 9757 may be ordered only
in misses and women's sizes IA,
Is, 18, 20, 80, "a, SO, 38, 40 and
az. Size 16 requires 3 3-8 yards 80
inch aaDric.
Send FIFTEEN CENTS in coins
for this MARIAN MARTIN pattern.
Be sure to write plainly your SIZE,
NAME, ADDRESS, and STYLE
NUMBER.
Send your order to Daily Dispatch,
Pattern Department, 232 w. 18th ST.,
New York, N. r. ---
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-27
Miss Dale Wickham
Honored at Dance

Miss Dale Wickham, of Alexandria
Virginia, house guest of Miss Helen
Royster, was complimented Wednes-
day night when Miss Royster enter
tanned at dance in her honor al
West End Country club.
The club house was made more
attractive with arrangements of love-
ly summer flowers.
Punch was served during the even
ing to the guests present.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-27
Spends Night Here

Miss Fannie Powell, of Columbia,
S. c., spent last night with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. B, Powell She
left today for Norfolk, to take the
boat to New York. While in New
York she will visit her sister, Mrs.
ArmiStead BurWell.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-27
Returns from RaIa;oh

Mrs. J. r. Rankin has returned
from Raleigh, where she visited her
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Carey Las
sitter, and Mr.. and Mrs Carl Reeves.
for a few days.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-27
CHURCH SOCIETIES
ANNOUNCEMENT { !.
ASK BIDS FOR WORK.
AT STATE COLLEGE

Raleigh, July 27.-Bids for extern
sive renovations to Patterson Hall,
one of the agriculture buildings at
State college, will be opened August
8 at II o'clock, Prof. Ross Shumal1er,
college architect, announced today.
Estimated cost of proposed inn
provements to the building, which
was constructed in 1906, is $4,000.
Concrete floors and fire towers
will be installed and the building will
be made fireproof throughout. Heat
ing and plumbing facilities will be
modernized
Prof. Shumaker said the contract
for drilling we'll at the new dairy
plant near Method had been awarded
to Heater Well Drilling Co., of Raj
eigh. Dillon Supply Company of
Raleigh won the contract for provid-
ing the tank and pump for the well.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-27
Return to Columbia

Mrs. W. c. Mills, Jr., and small
daughter, Sallie Jane, returned to
their home in Columbia, S. C. after
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Young
for some time.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-27
Guests Leave Todav

Mrs. c. A. Ryalls, of Charlottes-
vile, Va, who has been visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Collins,
OF Middleburg, for the past week,
left for her home today.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-27
Sick
UndorgOeS OneratiOl

H. w. Harris, Jr., of Henderson
route 2, underwent an operation al
Maria Parham hospital yesterday
morning. He was reported to be do
ing nicely today.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-27
Visits Aunt

Mrs John Mayfield, Jr., and Mrs.
r5rard Holloway have been to
rlinton r S. c.. to visit their aunt,
,rrs Laura Mills Hayes, who is very
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-27
Visits Sister.

Miss Margaret Gordon, of this city
:. 1.isiting her sister, Mrs. Marvin
lvscue. in EPSON.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-27
Return to Detroit.

Mrs. Lee B. Durham and children
1eit today for their home in Detroit
Mich, after a months visit to Mrs.
Durham's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
w. Collins, in Middleburg.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-27
Visit Grandnarents

Misses Dorothy and Margaret Row.
ston, OF Washington, D. c., are visit
thelr grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs II
"A. Davis. on the Oxford road.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-27
Visiting in Vanaoho,.,

Mrs. Eric Smith, Miss Halen Duke
and Miss Iris Duke are visiting Mrs.
Smiths relatives in Vanceboro this
week.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-27
nARR1AGBs, PARTIES
| SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Choir Practice

Inc senior choir of the First
Methodist church will have rehearsal
at 1:45 o'clock this evening, at the
church.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-27
Visit in MiddIeburg.

Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Williams. of
Central, S. c., are visiting Mrs. Will
liams' parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. w.
Collins, in Middleburg.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-27
Goes to New York

;, Miss Mary Hayes Blacknall left
THIS moIa1ing for New York CITY.
where She will spend her vacation
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-27
Condition the Sam,

Condition the Same.
H. w. Harris, Sr. continues very
ill at Maria Parham hospital, with
very little change in his condition.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-27

Mr.. Burroughs Continues Ill.
Friends will regret to learn that R.
G. Burroughs continues very ill in
Duke hos.>cl, Durham.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-27

Helium gas, news story reveals,
now may be liquified. One drink, we
imagine, and-bam!- hit the
ceiling.
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s4.5O-Bl0 CORD
PTTCHY BLOCK AND SLAB
BARNEY s FULL. ca ltes
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IMMEDIATE DEL o. heSyi 81 snat
dr. or green slab. core olocE anG
log eucs DCRWIs FDkl- IA bas&
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UPl AND TIE SLAB. or OILS
UPL SLAB, 81 or dD kin dr. pi
ends Hiiisdale Ga 1926 liza
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Forest Wood :: - 70 q &c 5eco,o No lo,s
GA s53i-R
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Sr IN No forest Eood uplsna
Wv he SLAP e.. slaeF. ESQ.
oz &c 50 O. $40
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WASHER parts. service. BIB Washer
Service. a721 Sc o GA Job
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ORDER YOUR WOOD, COAL. FUEL OIL - TODAY
You'll Find the Best Buys in Fuel Here Daily

SLAB, $3.50 BIO LOAD
Buy Jour winters supply.
AABERG' s bR 1900
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RADIO ana Refrigerator sxpert ssrTs
scs Homer EiBs Inc 7ss AsFsst
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$3.50 SPECIAL
PTTCHY BLOCK AND SLAB
MOUNTAIN FUEL. Ma 1css
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TWO ROOMS D0zniSwH Hof ard
cold -atss 81 ~ 7ib.
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Housekeeping Rooms

THREE ROOMS bzia ssfsss Ga.
bachelor apartment. ~ Ria1 -
Tacoma ASs
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sUseRKsT APARTMENTS e. rarss-
room apartment sFallats HoN
i3os Division.
YTyE ROOM ugFuhSisHED FL1T
ffg5gstFs ffFfl -
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UPLAND DRY EDoIgos. - CORD
SUNSET FUEL-nhin 1892
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LOST7 Don't Despair
Try q Lost" I'd
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HEAVY plzner ends 81 % Worth o.
by ca Also - slso. Ok GA ofss
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Sc Is Two Two 81, sto ... eos .IoS as''a q:
aab ara forest Vooc Pr l7s1
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CLAN modern fisfIisEs1 easlH -.
spsnznsg lakf b. gsek o. month
Dfsss<iy la<ate1 GA gftf-s-f
TKlL FHKn roo san ~ ~
THH TfMHH
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s w F Ell TENTS $500 ~, s.,,,l.
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GRFEN block and slab - eofd
Reduction on winter supply hestY
plzner ends and beater Nocq -
o. and % worth Sacked coal %
pounds 70 the sack
CITY FUEL Main Zlol
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ePEcIAL-Bis rex 2-in plAnsr ends
era Quick Gel O. 1888
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HTAvY oREEs UPLAND TIE SLAB
disc ana quantity lots- GA osoS
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you Too Get Fss-Acdon Results You Order Times Want At
NuNSOk
FlFTEsN YEARS sellin9 and
ssfyinq 'he susomob'lo
pubic i yusr guarantee q
SA11sFAcnONI

% Ford De Luss Trq. sedes
MOTOR IA e1cslle0t see<l<t1k
extra fsns ruhe<f. petHs eot ~
sesst<fys - radse. heneeF. 60
n>ss re1t spesi11h< snt M
large tzilt - trunh neeep -
afsei ts< ~ yunr v4caeso~ tp1n
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EDGINGS

DRY green upland block and SAP.
Is and ID. o forest VOC. W
JOHNSON FTEL. O. z7s6
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~ ponflax 2.Df. Ire. Sedan
foun In1p>ettnn wsIl enelefy ~
sh~s tAks esx . stent y evePy
5etnII Tea Aeve f(1m9 g.
fers. saf>sy ak1 ~ - ~
eniey N thss nedeen es1e11eoll4
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PAETIT fur 81. eaAs fireplace a.
rage. hardwood flo<sr e.oes Ia. a.
$40 izisss Esf. ess
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BURN RIGHT NOW

FIR EDGNGs. ideal for COOK stove
81 ISL. cords heavy o slab
now SMITH FUEL. PR sS7l
Evening star., 1939-08-23
Salvation Army Comp
ToCIose Tomorrow

Fifty-seven children, who make
up the third and last contingent Of
nearly 100 children who stayed at
the Salvation Army's Camp Happy
land during the summer, will gather
around their closing campfire to-
night.
practically all of the children
have responded almost Immediately
to the benefits of camp life by a
marked gain in weight" said Maj
Gilbert S. Decker Of the Salvation
Army staff.
Happyland is one of five Com
munity Chest agency camps which
this summer took advantage of the
new modern facilities provided by
the National Park Service in the
Chopawamsic area. Other Com
munity Chest agency camps in the
area have been Camp Good Will,
Camp Pleasant, operated by the
Family Service Association Camp
Center, operated by the Jewish
Community Center, and Camp
Lichtman, operated by the Twelfth
Street Y. M. G. A.
Evening star., 1939-08-23
Tear Gas Released
Into Milling Crowd
Al Strike-CIosed Mill
Woman Smoshes Window
OF Auto at Plant
In South Borre, Mass.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
SOUTH BARRE, Mass, Aug. 23.-
Sheriff's deputies discharged at least
four tear-gas shells and half a dozen
gas grenades into a milling crowd in
front of the struck Barre Wool
Combing Co. plant today after a
woman strike sympathizer smashed
window of an automobile carrying
workers into the mill.
The alteration marked the first
use of tear gas in the four week
strike and occurred as citizens were
demanding State police aid to avert
repetition of clash last night in
which IL persons including a 10
year-old girl, were injured by flying
stones.
One of the gas shells struck "a
year-old striker in the leg, causing
serious injury.
Deputies said they had warned the
crowd previously to stay on the side
walk opposite the plant and fired
only when it broke from this posi-
ton as the officers started after the
woman glass-breaker. In the result
ing melee she escaped.
Women Faint.
The tear-gas shells were of type
which jumped and bounced around
after landing, preventing their re-
turn. Nevertheless, some of the
deputies felt the effect of the gas
as the breeze blew the fumes back
ward.
Women screamed and tainted as
Evening star., 1939-08-23

This item has bees thor.
onshIy checked BY our Mer.
ehandise Board for Fashion,
Quality and Price Ii is,
in their opinion, a gaaran-
feed paIne.
Evening star., 1939-08-23

the gas exploded, but the crowd
broke only momentarily and quickly
reformed lines for new mass picket
ing.
The South Barre employees, local
union, issued a statement last night
charging that the town was being
ruled by "a mob of lawbreakers"
and intimated it was considering
formation of a "vigilantes" COM
mittee for self protection.
Free-fOr-An Fight.
THE situation is beyond the dep
uties' control" said the local union,
which claims membership Of many
non-striking employees.
AS the non-strikers marched four
abreast down a rock-strewn hill
they were met by strike sympa-
thiZers.
A free for all, with rocks and
fists flying, ensued. Deputies at
tempted to separate the rival fac
tions.
The Nome nugget., 1939-04-07
Easter Sunday Turkey Dinner
 At North Pole Bakery

At the last meeting of the Loy al Order of Moose Monday even- ing, nomination of officers for the coming year were made, how ever, nominations remain over until the next meeting April 17 when election and installation services will take place. Initia- ton of several members will al- so be in order. As the special dispensation granted the local now belive that the spring thaw it is desired by lodge officials that renewed efforts be made to get all new members names in at the next meeting, which is the last to be held this month.
The Nome nugget., 1939-04-07

The incoming PAA mail plane which has been delayed at Null ato for several days due to stormy weather, arrived at Colo win today, but is again delayed in taking off by deep and sticky snow. The mail plane, however, may get through to Nome later this evening if conditions inn prove.
 MT. and Mrs. Folger were pas sengers to Golovin, where they reside. MT. Folger is in charge of the Lomen Commercial Co.,, act ivities there.
 Al Francis, meteorologist for the Pan American AirWays, is a thru passenger for Nome
The Nome nugget., 1939-04-07

Several weather forecasters lodge for initiation ends April 30 is beginning with the ending of the recent blizzard and high winds, which might indicate that the Nenana ice may go out early. This year guessing on the ice go- ing out closes at midnight April 18th.
 Tickets are going fast now as there are only a few days left in which Alaskans may take a chance on this popular fantasy. The Board of Trade, the Nevada and Jack Solomon state that tick cts are now going fast. Several local pools are also being made as usual.
The Nome nugget., 1939-04-07

Removal of snow drifts about streets was begun yesterday af- ter-noon so that in. case of fire the department would not be delay ed in answering calls. There is a city ordinance requiring proper ty owners to remove the accum- ulation of snow which has been shovelled off of sidewalks abut- ting their property, unto the street. Yet none of them has
The Nome nugget., 1939-04-07

The next regular meeting of the city council is scheduled for Monday night, April 10th, at which time canvassing of the vot es of the recent city election will be made. On Thursday, April 20 the old council will meet for the last time and adjourn, after which the new council will be sworn in and take their seats.
The Nome nugget., 1939-04-07

The Easter Food Sale put on by the Ladies of the Federated Church takes place tomorrow, Saturday, the 9th of April, and there will be homemade goodies for everyone. Be on hand to get your share early. Sale begins at 10:30 am. and will continue thru out the Day. Remember the Food Sale at Lehmann's Store.
The Nome nugget., 1939-04-07

seen fit to do so, and it is ex- tremely dangerous to come down from the street to the sidewalk in several places. Somebody will break a leg or get injured and then probably something will be done about it.
The Nome nugget., 1939-04-07

Billy" Cameron of the Ham, man Company, was an outgoing passenger on the PAA mail plane which left this afternoon for Fairbanks. Billy is making a vacation trip to the States and will take in the Frisco Fair, be- fore returning to Nome.
The Nome nugget., 1939-04-07

The Grand Jurors subpeonaed for the session of the district court are to report next Monday at II o'clock, before Judge J. H. s. Morrison dictrict judge for the Second Division. Several of those subpeonaed are from the outly- ing sections.
The Nome nugget., 1939-04-07
Open Air Service
Sunrise Service Easter Morning

There will be half-hour ser vice on Chicken Hill at 8 o'clock Easter morning if weather per mits. The church bell will be rung at ? o'clock if the day is considered suitable for the out of-doors service. If the day is too cold or too stormy, there will be no bell, and the service will be held at the same hour at the Federated Church.
 ALI citizens of Nome, both Eskimo and white, are cordially invited to share the inspiration of the early service.
The Nome nugget., 1939-04-07

"Cappy' 'McDougall proprietor of the Nome Drug Store, left this afternoon on the outgoing PAA mail plane, enroute to Seattle via Fairbanks.
The Nome nugget., 1939-04-07
PRINTING BLANKS CARRIED

The Nome Daily Nugget carries several forms of printing blanks for your convenience Dredge Logs, thawing and drill reports Mining Deeds, Placer and Lode Location Notices. Vouchers,
 Special Power of Attorney forms
The Nome nugget., 1939-04-07

District Attorney Chas. J. Clas by returned to Nome this after noon from trip to Candle on official business, via the Fergu- son Airways plane piloted by Morris King.
The Nome nugget., 1939-04-07

Pilot Sig Wien hopped off this afternoon for Solomon with de- putty U. s. Marshal Gene Kell to bring a witness to Nome for the Grand Jury.
The Nome nugget., 1939-04-07

Nome agent Joe Harnish of the Alaska s. s. Co.,, who has been Wintering at Seattle, is expected to arrive Nome shortly via plane
The Nome nugget., 1939-04-07

A WORD OF APPRECIATION To the public of Nome who so generously supported me at the recent City election.
 Edward Anderson
The Nome nugget., 1939-04-07
NEWS ITEMS

Miss Norma Bouck, school teacher at Teller, is visitor in Nome.
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BOY AND WOMAN.
HURT BY AUTOS.

A To- year old boy riding
scooter received minos head inju-
ries and q skinned shin Tuesday
evening when he was struck by
car backing out OF a driveway.
w. C. Heilar OF 622 No. 4th 81.
reported to police Wednesday.
Hellsr said he was backing his
machine out Of a driveway at the
SADIE OF his home when the lad.
who said he WAS Peter Boardmsn.
residing in that neighborhood. rode
his scooter into the path Of the
moving vehicle. The boy was
Knocked off the two-wheeler and
slightly injured. He Was taken
home, Hellsr reported.
Mrs. William Fisheriy OF Taco
ma received a slight head injury
Tuesday afternoon when a truck
bumped into the rear OF a light
model car which had stopped at a
railroad crossing at East ID and
23d SITS. r. f. Smith. 80 OF Seattle,
reported TO police. Smith said he
stopped at the crossing and =
truck, driven by Jack Lohre, en-
ployed by the American Concrete
r. steel Pipe Co. Of Tacoma,
bumped the rear VI his machine.
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Lutheran. Stewart ompiTs, kap~r-
ickb.
Games for Thursday, a1a
CITY A league Johnson Paint Co.
w. Csmmarsno Bres.. Mckinley No.
z tumplre. Cfuyerl
City y league French Bakery Va.
Jensen Fuel Co. Mckinley No.
fumpire. Msdsoul White Eagle
Tavern vs.. iverson Walker Hrskes
Harmon umpire. walsh.
Union league Musicians ". Flour
A. Cereal Workerh stadium umpire,
McDoussln; Bakers W.. 6srsse Finn
pioyer. Portland ave tumpirs Nssfl 4.
Busher league N r. nsiiwsy
Freight office ". waller Road ogia.
Jefferson Nc. ! Hsfipers 80 wnoa .
men Of World Jefferson No A Auto
Clinic "a. Gee street Ciuh. Edison
Park Junior A Baseball issGus tsaoi
Jefferson Center VI. Campbeii rfos .
Harmon pisyfisid spsnsssy va Me-
kinley Merchants. Mckinley play
field
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ARREST MAN ASLEEP
IN AUTO ON STREET

Paul Nelson of Tacoma found
out Wednesday 1t isn't the best
idea in the world to 60 to sleep in
ones automobile. especially II the
car is parked in the middle of a
street intersection.
Nelson was taken into custody
by prowler car officers at 6:45 a.
m. Wednesday when they found
him asleep in his car which was
parked in the middle of the inter-
section OF Sixth ave. and Steele st.
He was booked at city Jail on
charge of being drunk in an auto
mobile.
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Inspector Gives
More TESTIMONY

John =. swenson. Tacoma post.
office inspector. occupied the stand
for the second day in federal court
"Wednesday to testify against eight
Peoples Gas and oiI Development
Co. officials. accused 81 mail
fraud.
Swenson took the stand 1'ues.
day as the trial entered It's goth
week. lie was called upon To re-.
port on his findings after he had
sent letters To vsrious. cities In.
auifing about the defendants.
There was possibility that with
swsnson's testimony. the prnseeu.
ton viii hiring It's cs.e to q close.
At the most u was Indicated the
prosecution would not require more
than two moro wrecks.
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Sonny holds the NJ A. A. all
time records in the Junior Amer
lean singles and doubles which he
won last year. Also he Is Junior
American singles. doubles and
quadruple champion for 1888.
Sonny last Sunday st Seattle
retained his Northwest champion
ship when he garnered point
total of 1905.
An exhibition win be held
Saturday Mt i2:l5 y. M. oa
Pacific ave. between No. 10th
and 18th SITS. to further the
eompaign. The area has beea
ordered roped off by Com
missioner Holmes Eastwood.
Sonny will shoot 20 or 30 arrows
at bullseye in addition to dis
playing the archery equipment he
will use in the national contest.
Several Boy Scouts will pass the
hat during the exhibition and the
funds so collected will 60 towards
the youths expenses. which will
approximate $3.50, according TO
Harry ]. Lynch. chairman Of the
committee in charge.
The Tacoma Chamber Of Com
merce has started the drive by
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To Build Lodge in
Mt. Spokane Park

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NJ
new lodge In NJ. spakans rsst
was announced friday by the Ma
tionsi Park S>rvics.
Civilian Conservation corrs en-
roIlses have bsGun wosh On IN
project. under the tschaiesi super.
vision NJ the National Park sssv.
ice In cooperation with Washing
ton state park aushnfities me
building viii he AZ reinforced eou.
crete. with native stsns veneer.
and heavy timber construction.
Knotty pine psnsIlng viii feature
the Interior finish.
The lodge u TO provide simpis
accommodations for overnight use
by the public. II wili hsvs . CON-
binstlon lounge and dlning room,
shi waxing room. and dormitoriss
for - psopls.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-29
CHARGE RECKLESSNESS

Ivan Tnttle. 1910 No. starr st..
was ordered TO appear In police
court Wednesday afternoon To
answer 10 charge Of reckless
lie was arrested Tuesday
afternoon by police after they ac.
eused him Of driving his car At too
fast a clip over the iith s,. bridge.
Officers asserted that when he
applied hia brakes 10 avoid hitting
an approaching machine. his car
skidded and narrowly missed strik.
ing smother vehicle.