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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-06
Phone want Ads to Main slsi
Real Estate for Sale
TWO REAL BUYS

TWO REAL BUYS
PACIFIC AVE, near eth; brick
building. two stories; suitable
for electrical, paint. glass or
machinery business. or similar
business. wholesale or retail, or
light manufacturing; building
would cost over $50 1000.
Price for Immediate Sale
$4,000
KAY STREET, near 18th: brick
building and two lots; suitable
for market, garage or any sim
liar business. A big bargain at
$500
Ewes. Call w. A. Barnes. MA 0e2i
F. D. HILL & CO.
307 Rust Bldg. Main 3242
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FOUR rooms. walking distance.
automatic hot water. yard. 25S0is
Fawcett
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ATTRACTIVE NEW HOME
MOVE RIGHT 1N-About three
miles from McChord field, with
restricted choice neighborhood.
Large living room, fireplace;
furnace; two bedrooms; large
floored attic; dandy modern
kitchen; ultra-modern plumbing
with separate shower Moderate
ly priced; reasonable terms.
REALTY, LA 1925
Opp. Lakewood Center. open ewes.
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TEN ACRES. house. barn. Good place
for cows. hogs at Edgewood. Write
WI Tacoma Times
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You Can't Break on Old Habit

427 EA. e2ND-Five rooms, garage: no
dogs. Call upstairs.
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FOR SALE-6-eal. fresh COW. George
Rainey. 9th and Mckinley.
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fresh. heavy mixer
Goth ana Mckinley Service Station
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SPECIAL on all kinds Of top soil.
fill dirt and fertilizer. LA 265e.
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30 ACRES near McChord Field. priced
at $50 per acre for all or half.
Jesse o. Thomas. Jr.. TIC Pacific
ave.
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THREE ROOMS and three piece bath.
completely remodeled. el6. GAR
land 4657-M. evenings.
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Real Estate for Trade
Real Estate Wanted

BUYERS WAITING
WE HAVE several buyers for
moderate priced homes on terms
in South Kay street district.
ALSO buyers for South Tacoma
homes.
WANTED - Small acreage with
houses.
WE ARE headquarters for prop
erty in the Lakes district.
IF YOUR price and terms are
right, We'll sell it.
FREEMAN REALTY, LA 1920
Opp. Lakewood Center-Open Ewes.
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Motorcycles. Bicycles
USED MOTORCYCLES

USED MOTORCYCLES
low priced SPECIALS
1929 Harley-Davidson IA, a real
good running motorcycle
for ................ 65
1929 Harley-Dsvidson "A with
side car ............... rs
1880 Harley-Davidson IA, over
hauled ................ 125
1882 Harley-Davidson "A, re-
ouilt .................. 10
1888 Harley-Davidson As, over
hauled .......... $50
1884 Harley-Dayidson As, re-
built ............... 100
Many Others to Choose From
CLARENCE POTTER co.
10O6 Tacoma Ave. Main O26f
1897 HARLEY-DAvIDsoN 30" Al
shape, ex-polioe job. Cash propo-
sition. Reslino, ". p. Detachment,
Fort Lewis.
Harley Davidson Motorcycles
CLARENCE POTTER
zoos Ilcona Ave. Male o2el
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2l1 ACRES young peach orchard
four-room house. bath, cabinet
kitchen. barn, chicken house.
Terms AZ -. Owner. 80 Ea. T2c.
7 "a SALTWATER WATERFRONT
see Comfort & Davis, Rust BLDG.
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RxrREAD TIRE MAIL oRDEas-
Ault IRE service. gao Puy BR 1855
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RABBIT and chicken manure for sale.
SCOT North Highland ave.
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Real Estate for Sale

FOR SALE or trade-Three acres.
three room house in Valley, fine
creek. six miles out, 1880. MAin
S6l6.
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SIX-RoOM house near Washington
school. s22. 22io No. Adams. PR
S7S7.
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BUY. sell trade. rent. or repair all
= sai n q. A si,s 's sly 81 e a
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j. +. llCHIENbeRO
Fsns watch Repairs asa 90. 18TH
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ABBIE an STATS

DAVENPORT ana chair. els; uphol-
stored ei1 So. @ ST.
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II YOU have somethfng 70 sell. reach
more Tacoma homes af less advcr-
Using cost by placing your message
N The TIMES WANT ADS.
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Wanted to Rent
LichtY

LIST your rentals with us. Stewart
Bradley Co. Main 945l.
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WANTED - Poultry. livestock. veal.
Conway. r Z, b. 4ooA. GA oies-J-5.
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cow FERTILIZER for sale. o. yard
delivered GA 22e2
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Unfinished Houses for Rent

s7io SO. SHERIDAN-Four rooms,
one bedroom, cabinet kitchen, bath.
laundry. fireplace, $40. Main ooe4.
Available April 18th.
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and livestock. Rt.
q. Box SIC. GA 22so-w. Van Leuven.
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WALLPAPER remnsntA io-ioil iots.
6ee up JOHNSON PANT CO.
liza Broadway. BR s7<1
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YOUNG team for sale or trade for
Swanson. Rt. /. BOX $40. Graham.
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RADIO and Refrigeratof expert ssrv-
Ice. Homer king. Inc f<s Market
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WHEEL CHAIR for sale or rent.
Oyerland's. Main eoS6.
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si5-4 RMS, mdr.. 1856 So. Goth.
sl0; rms. 4ol6 So. 6oth, slo: 4
rms. $3.50 So. Madison, opt. 70 buy.
GA 2462-R.
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9TH AVE. SNAP

MODERN five room bungalow, with
"a acre best soil. House has utility
room and bath, sealed attic, small
basement. Large chicken house,
garage and woodshed Nice yard.
shrubs and flowers. All kinds fruit
and berries. Everything in good
shape. Close to bus and school,
s2,700. Easy terms, S25 month
1910 South ID"
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LARGE or small wheel chairs for sale
or rent overlsnd's. iiss Broadway.
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WRITE OF call for booklet OF logged
LAND in West Wash for sale on easy
.erms. Weyerhaeuser Timber Co.
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NEW AND USED washers and vacuum
cieanera e12 st. Helena
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krASBALL Consolette pianos 20 rent
Clintons. 18th q Fawcett. MA sass.
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AXIS FIR studding. i.ooo-ft. lot
No. 4. %; No. 3. ell. BR 22s3.
Evening star., 1940-12-10
LORE Film Starts

Boosting a strong cast headed by
Peter LORE and Evelyn Keyes, Co.
lumbia Pictures has given the start
ing gun to THE Face Behind the
Mask"
Evening star., 1940-12-10
Vitasound Latest
Of Film TechniQueS

The practicable perfection of
"Vitasound," Hollywoods latest i'm
provement of the talking screen, is
announced by Warner Bros. studios,
originators of the Vitaphone process
which made sound motion pictures
possible.
The first picture recorded with
the new control system is Warmers
-Four Mothers" Beethoven's Egg
mont" overture, "Pathetique" and
Fur Elise played by a l05-piece
symphony orchestra, are used to
demonstrate the capabilities of Vita
sound.
Developed in the Warner labora-
tories during the past five years,
with the cooperation of r. C. A.
engineers, the new sound process
represents improvements in both re-
cording and projection techniques.
1t is claimed by interested experts
to offer completely faithful repro
duction of original sounds without
extensive or expensive changes in
theater or studio equipment, and to
give an audience the benefit of every
shade of tone and volume found in
the original sound.
Evening star., 1940-12-10

ing out bottles Sheiiah Graham.
of carrot juice as Christmas gifts
to her most intimate friends. She
recently spent an afternoon in the
Jones Health Shop just for this
purpose. But don't like carrot
juice, Greta Barbara Stanwyck
says. with Bob's CTaylor) usual
charm, he's giving me diamonds and
rubies again for Christmas" Charm
ing is the word. Ginger Rogers
is in such seclusion that not even
the president Of the company which
pays Ginger $4,000 weekly can con-
tact her or find out where she is
without the permission of her per-
sonal press agent. She's probably
no farther away than her home in
Beverly Hills.
Deanna Durbin's parents offered
to move out of their palatial home
after Deanna's marriage next sum-
mer to Vaughn Paul. But neither
Of the youngsters would hear of it.
From past conversations with Dean
ma, I expect she will buy or build
another home in a more secluded
neighborhood Too many windows
look down on the current home. To
wash up the subject of Deannas S age
for good, her studio press depart
ment. which held out the longest for
l7-going- on-for-l8, has not only ad-
mitted that Deanna was 10 last
wednesday, but celebrated the ca
pitulation with song written in
her honor, titled I'm Nineteen
Now"
Bette Davis was asked to name
the young actress with the best dra-
matte potentialities. She replied.
Ida Lupino." But, in my opinion,
Ida will have to put more depth
into her acting pyrotechnics if she
wants to be another Bette Davis.
:. Talking about fireworks, you'll
see brilliant display from Kath-
arine Hepburn in philadelphia
Story While not going overheard
for it as completely as other local
critics. I thought Cary Grant mis-
cast. for instance. 1t still is a pretty
good movie and worth the price OF
admission to see the terrific love
scene between Hepburn and Jimmy
Stewart. was surprised that the
Evening star., 1940-12-10

its achievement, he is beset by an
assortment of people which includes
a playwright who wants to drop art
for a honeymoon with a luscious
blond whom he married out of class
B pictures; naive little girl who
wants to play character named
Drifting Helen. but who doesn't
know what drifting" means Gf you
know what we mean; leading man
who has his own private notions of
acting technique. a Hollywood
glamour boy who becomes almost
converted to art, and a group of
more incidental but no less mad
characters.
The playwright and his wife
writhe under the restrictions which
the maestro's art imposes upon them,
the little girl runs around trying to
find out about the seamy side of
life, the leading man breaks his
arm, the Hollywood glamour boy
takes over the part and fits it so
poorly that he ends up in a hos
pital. All, such suffering!
X 4 y
With those people in those situa-
tions. the Spewacks have thought
up some droll and amusing dia-
logue And. when it is warranted,
they have thought of the right ribald
remark with the relish of authors
who don't have to submit this par
ticular script to the Hayes Office for
approval.
1t is distinctly to the advantage
of Out West It's Different" that it
has Sam Levene in the role of the
new Stanislavski. Levene, last seen
here as the little policeman in Mar
gin for Error" is just the fellow to
caricature the abstractionists down
to such a detail as a magnificent
whinny to express anguish of soul.
AS director Of the actual play,
Levene has won excellent perform
ances from the remainder of the
cast. Miss Trevor. as the girl out of
B pictures who will die if she does
not get started on that honeymoon.
plays it with the perfection of girl
out of B pictures. Good, too, are
Charles De Sheim as the great
character actor, Keenan, Wynn (son
OF Ed as the carefree Hollywood
glamour boy, Katherine Bard as the
innocent who would like to play a
soiled dove if she only knew what
soiled doves did. Martin Blaine as
the young playwright and madly'
frustrated bridegroom. The others
are obviously skilled enough to make
their smaller parts stand out once
the thing has been worked out to
its finest detail
Donald Oenschlager designed the
single set, that midtown apartment,
with his usual fine feeling for the
right thing.
Mr.. Gordon would seem to have
a hit.
Evening star., 1940-12-10

aries are paid
40 and not So
weeks each year.
Madeleine Car
roll will marry
1t. Roziere in
the near future.
The French avi-
ator recently ar
rived in New
York and ac-
companied Mad
eleine to Holly
W 90 d. Here's
wishing you both
happiness. .
Carlo is send
irr ont hnttloc
Evening star., 1940-12-10

automatic fire sprinkler system in
the theater remained inactive.
Jackie Cooper receives $40 a week
spending money, and there isn't
too much left of it after paying for
gasoline, etc, for his "a 900 roadster.
But he wants to buy Bonita Gran
vile something good for Christmas,
and is currently selling things he
can do without. The latest to go
are two bicycles. and if he didn't
absolutely need his car-to impress
Bonita-that would go, too. If there
is anything sweeter than puppy love,
tell me- All right, heard you.
Jack Oakie is dieting again.
Gene Markey now refers to ex-wife
Hedy Lamar as that beautiful
woman" Mr. Markey is now
placed" as "the man who married
two beautiful women"
Carole Lands is studying French
in her dressing room on the set She
has reached "the pen-of my -aunt"
stage. She puts the textbook down,
and says ecstatically, "Such beau
tiful language must never die
released by the North American
Newspaper Alliance. Incl
Evening star., 1940-12-10
Max Gordon Was Hiding
That Gay Comedy Idea
: But It's Out Now at the National,
! A Bright and Original Thing
With Clair Trevor and S. Levene
By JAY CARMODY,

That portion of the theater which has made idiot of itself this
trying aize HOLLYWOOD politics and Uopian cults
practically saical comedy
heater which functions
express themselves humans
Evening star., 1940-12-10
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing
Stage.

Cs~bC'
National-"Out West It's Differ
ent." satire on 'arty' theater groups,
with Claire Trevor: $50 pm.
Wardman Park-"D. C. Melody"
original musical by the Repertory
Club: $50 pm.
PaIace-"Arise My Love- romance
midst the crash of Europe: II am,
1:40, 4:20, 7 and 9:40 pm.
Earle-"One Night in the Trop-
ics," musical romance with Nancy
Kelly and Allan Jones: IL am,
lao, 4:25, tbs and 10 pm. Stage
shows: 1850, 3:35, $40 and 9:05
pm.
Capitol - Little Nelly Kelly"
Judy Garland in the screen version
of the George M. Cohan hit: II
am, 1:45, 4:30. tbs and 9:55 pm.
Stage shows: l, 3;45, $50 and 9:l5
pm.
Keith's-'Little Men" Kay Fran
els in the Louisa M Alcott story:
1910, 2::35, S, 7:25 and $50 pm.
Metropolitan-"The Letter" Bette
Davis in the Somerset Vaughan
story: II am, los, BIS, $40, 7:30
and $40 pm.
Columbia-"The Mark of Zorro"
Tyrone Power, his mark: l1:15 am,
1:20, 3:25, $50, 7:35 and $40 pm.
Little-"The Bakers Wife" who
runs away and causes a crisis in this
bright French film: II am, ITO,
3:2O, $50, TAO and $50 pm.
Trans-Lux - News and shorts;
continuous from 10 am.
Evening star., 1940-12-10

Sam and Bella Spewack" in the bed
time prayers of all National Gus
toners. The Spewacks, at least, have
Evening star., 1940-12-10
not lost the knack of being bright
and original in THEIR playwriting.

not lost the knack of being bright
and original in THEIR playwriting.
X X X
These evidences of fervor are
not to be construed as meaning "Out
West It's Different" is a completely
polished gem. The Spewacks will
have to disgorge some additional
bright sayings for the second scene
of their first act, tinker with the
third to give it more spirit. The
direction is another bit of unfinished
business and the cast can improve,
but these somehow seem minor
things in view of the essential
freshness of the theme and its
treatment.
The SpewackS, best known for
their hilarious etching of Hollywood
called Boy Meets Girl" have been
pretty canny in their choice of topic
on this occasion. The locale of their
play is midtown apartment in
Manhattan, a midtown apartment
which shelters a mad little group
OF serious artlsteS who are out to
show the commercial theater that
it is stupid ass.
Mastermind of the group is a
pint-sized director who has seized
the mantle of Stanislavski. In ad-
dition to the travail he goes through
trying to teach the higher art Of
the theater to a bunch of dolts of
both sexes, he suffers from the deg
radiation of doing a Buck Rogers
sort of radio program, and the
menace of heavy alimony to a wife
whom he calls pet names such as
you yellow-fanged -"
The chaps major project is the
production of play whose nature is
never defined. as the nature of such
plays never is. thank Heaven. In
Evening star., 1940-12-10
The First Mrs. Olivier
Will Test for Cinema
But Mr.. @. Will Have Gone Home;
Madeleine Carroll Soon to Wed
French Aviation Officer
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM.
HOLLYWOOD.

Laurence ohvers first wife Jill Emond coming HOLLYWOOD to
test for role in How Green Was My Valley She will bring their
but will be too late for him hello Father Olivier
Vivien Leigh Marshall
at Warmers to strike for
is
uith Gaorua pront-
Evening star., 1940-12-10

Oc t o b er has
been an even 100
per ce n t, Max
G or on pre-
sented the idea
last night under
the it lie Out
West It's Differ
ent. The witty
sketch, all dolled
up W it h Clair
Trev vor, is so
superior to its
predecessors in
the comedy cate
cory t h a t it
should e arm an
q And GoJ hlecc
Evening star., 1940-12-10

Enrol Flynn. Don't forget that ex-
cept in special cases Hollywood sal
Evening star., 1940-12-10

never nave been expressed betOfe.
On the stage of the National, where
the comedy mortality rate since
Evening star., 1940-12-10
Murder Upstairs

Warner Bros. will continue the,
team of William Lundigan and
Maris Wrixon in Murder on the
Second Floor" from an English
play by Frank Vosper.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-02-27
C0NTRACT0RSAT
 sITkA HELD ON
 LIQUOR CHARGE
aa3EN M lrformatioo AlIeqes Il. Ieoal Sale of Beer on
 Floating Hofel

A Account information charging he contractors on the Sitka Navy base project with selling intoxicat- ng liouor without license was filed in District Court here late yes- terday afternoon by Assistant U. 5 Attorney George w. Folta.
 The information, kept secret un- til today, names as defendants the seims-Spokane mpany, Puget Sound Bridge and Dredging Com pany, Johnson, Drake and Piper Company, Oscar I. Hall, Jr, and Barney Martin.
 Two in Jail
 Hall. Superintendent of con- struction at Sitka, and Martin, stew ard on the contracting syndicate's floating hotel, City of Victoria, were arrested shortly before noon today by Deputy U. s. Marsha Henry Bahrt and at last reports were ar ranging to pest bail
 A bench warrant for the arrest Of Hall and Martin was issued by District Judge George F Alexan- Ter.
 It is understood the charge is made in connection with the con-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-02-27

resulted"
 The Alaska Salmon Industry, h. corporated, is made up of packing concerns accounting for more than 90 percent of the Alaska canned salmon output. The organization has signed agreements covering the 1940 season with the machinists union, and is now negotiating agree ments with unions representing fishermen and carpenters
 Aims Discussed
 Discussing the aims of the new organiza tion, Van Hoevenberg stat ed that a factual study of condi- tions in the industry would be un- dertaken. We hope to have the cooperation of the responsible la bor leaders in eliminating causes of friction" he said. Where simi- lar organizations haves been set ur in other industries, they have oper- ated to the advantage of all con- cerned."
 Prior to coming to the Pacific Northwest as manager of the new organization, Van Hoevenberg was for three years executive assist ant to the president of the Asso- citation of San Francisco Distribu- tors. This organization, with g membership of approximately 200 wholesalers and warehouse opera tors, was one of the pioneer em- ployer organizations in the coun- try set up to carry on collective bargaining with organized labor
 Before entering this field, he wa; active in fruit production and pack ing in Oregon and California, hay ing served as president as well as chairman of the labor relation; committees of both the SoutherI Oregon Fruit Growers Association and the Oregon Washington Peal Bureau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-02-27
Banker, Who Turned Down Cabinet Office, Dies in California
Ccontinred rom Page one)

Returning to i,-e Panora bank he remained as cashier and mana ger until 1893, when he went to the Des Moines National Bank as cashier, later becoming president. He entered banking in Chicago in 1897 as cashier of the Continental National Bank. Five years later fore his 4ist birthday, he was elected president
 Merger Made
 he was made vice president and on January l, 1906, two weeks be-
 During his presidency the bank was merged with the Commercial National Bank under the name of the Continental and Commercial National Bank and later the trust and savings bank of the same name was organized. MT. Reynolds re- tired as active head of the inSti- tutions in 1920 and became Chair man of the Board of Directors. The deposits at that time had reached approximately $400,O00,000 He wss succeeded as President by his brother, Arthur Reynolds
 Acts in Emergency MT Reynolds was a member of the Chicago Clearing House com mittec that took charge of the fin sncial situation in Chicago during the crisis of 1907 and which saved many of the financial institutions of the city. Later he was member of the commission of American bankers that went to Europe to study the continental currency sys- tenn. Besides being director ol several financial institutions he served as a director of the Federal Reserve bank of Chicago, Vice President of the Chicago Clearing House Association, President of th5 American Bankers Association apc President of the Citizens Wal Board of Chicago in 1917. Regard ed as an authority on financia matters, he was called on severa occasions before Congress and con. gressional committees in an ad. visory capacity.
 While clerk in the bank a Panora, MT. Reynolds married Mis- Elizabeth Hay of that place. Theil only son, Earle H. Reynolds at ar early age became President Of thS Pacple's Trust and Savings Bans of. Chicago.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-02-27
Collective Bargaining Established
 Fi
Salmon industry Forms New Organization for
 Labor Agreements

Henry Van Hoevenberg, newly appointed manager of the Alaska Salmon Industry, Incorporated, told the members of the Northwest Sal mon Gamers Association in meeting in Seattle recently that the salmon industry was taking the natural evolutionary step in the process of collective bargain ing by uniting in one organization for the purpose of carrying on ne- gotiations with organized labor.
 With one organization having the authority to carry out negotia- tions and reach agreements on be- half of all employers in the in- dustry with organizations repre- senting employees, labor relations within the industry will be sta- hilized greatly" Van Hoevenberg said.
 Definite Trend
 "The salmon industry is follow ing a definite trend which is in evidence throughout the country. Where it has been possible for the factors in an industry to be organ ized so that they carry out the process of collective bargaining with organized labor, stabilized conditions beneiitting the industry, its work CTS, and the general public have
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-02-27
LOMEN HEADING
 NORTH TO NOME


 Alfred Lomen, pioneer Seward Peninsula business man, and for mer reindeer king" of the Arctic with his brothers, arrived on the Alaska today enroute to Nome to confer with officials completing transfer of privately owned rein deer to the Eskimos.
 LOmen, guest at the Baranof Hotel, will fly north with PAA tomorrow morning and thence to Nome. He expects to remain there a month on reindeer business before returning south for a few weeks before making Nome his home for the summer.