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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-12-12
THURSDAY DEC "a

with seven points. the Landy five
chalksd up SO points as they more
than doubled the score rung up
by the lowly Dairymen. 1t was
the fourth time in the five games
played that Landy's has ,otsled
more than 80 points with their
average at the present time being
exactly 80 points game.
In the concluding game OF the
evening United Stoves five.
which started the season with a
rush but now appears to be slow
Ing up. barely eked out a 20 to %
victory over Townships Barber
Shop who rallied during the last
quarter Of the game TO fall short
OF tie by one basket. The game
could easily have gone 10 the lat
ter team IL. instead of missing. the
five could have cashed in on sew
eral under-the-bask shots at
tempted during the final minutes
The ball refused to drop, how
ever, and the Stovemen added
their fourth victory OF the season
to remain in tie with Central
Speciality for second place in the
standings.
There was one other game sch
eduled for the evening. that be-
tween Young Mems Club and the
Farm Bureau, but when only four
players for the Cubs put in an
appearance. they had TO register
the first forfeit of the season.
The two teams played a practice
game. however. and the Cubs got
decidedly the better of ii as they
came out on the long end of 81
to 27 count Wilson and Jones
were the sharpshooters OF the
encounter as they Tailed IL and
10 points respectively.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-12-12
New Record Set by Central Specially

Central Specially set a new
scoring mark for the season in
their game against the Independ-
ents. Wednesday night in the
Npsilanti High School gym. Blast
ing out 20 baskets while
ringing up eight free throws. the
Specially team garnered their
fourth victory of the season as
they won out over the lndepend-
ents in spite OF their scoring
81 points.
j. Schwall. OF the Sears five,
again boosted the individual scor-
ing record as he Melted nine field
goals and three free shots TO
score almost half his teams
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-12-12

points. So far this season Schwall
has rung up 65 points in five
games 10 give him an average OF
10 points a same, record no
other player in the league can
match. The success so far attain
ed by the Central Specially team
can be directly attributed 10 him.
and II he keeps up his stellar
work. his team is going to be
hard one to beat
Retains Position
Landy's easily retained its posi-
ton at the head OF the league as
It handed Bella Vista its fifth
straight defeat Of the season. With
Lou Patterson leading the way
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-12-12
ROXY VS.. CORTEZ
IN MAIN MATCH

Walter Roxy will oppose Ricardo
Cortez in the main go in the wrest-
ling match at the local Armory this
evening Featured in the semi.
final will be Abe Coleman and
Angelo Savoldi while Zyg Kamin-
ski and John Bogner will tangle n
the opener.
Bouts are scheduled to begin at
& 40.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-12-12
"HoBBY" BRINGS DIVORCE

Detroit, Dec. II --AP- Mrs
Ella NJ. Starrine. SO, was awarded
a divorce Wednesday because Of
her husbands hobby. She told the
judge. His hobby was going out
with other women"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-12-12
oosevet Cagers Will Open Season Against Alumni
Sports Calendar
TODAY

TODAY
swimming
Npsilanu High School VS. Ford
son. YHS pool. i:00 % m.
Bas ketball
Roosevelt High school vs.. Alu-
mni Normal Colle-e gymnasium
90 ., m. Reserve same at 700.
Wrestling
Three matches. lpsilanti Ar
mory, s.. 30 -. M
FRIDAY
Basketball
Npsilmti High school VS.. River
Rouge, WIS gym. 500 o'clock.
Reserve game at 90.
Michigan Normal freshmen vs..
SAGINAW y NJ. G.. A. al saginaw.
Cleary College Us. Highland
Park J. C.. reserves az Highland
Park
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-12-12
LADIES' LEAGUE

Qndv) High score-Cameron--
20i.
Qndv) High 3 games-Cameron
sos.
High game team-Stephen-B rien
--6S5.
High games (Team) Stephen
Brien-l9e2
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-12-12
CAME To TEST
TEAM STRENGTH

With the Alumni opposing them.
Roosevelt High School basketball
team will open the 1901 season
tonight In Normal College gymna-
stun.
More In the nature 81 q test than
an actusl contest. the game WI
give Walt sierra. who is coaching
the team this yedr a chance TO
view his charges under actual com
petition, and II will give him "a
valuable insight on the cspabili-
ties OF the various players making
up the squad. Getting under way
at $ O'Clock. the varsity game ought
to provide plenty Of excitement
With the entire varsity team OF
last year returning FOR another
season OF action. Coach Stexa will
not want for lack OF experience.
Only one newcomer Will he ON
the floor tonight when the whistle
sounds. Phil Fletcher makes his
debut as q varsity starter He will
be paired az guard with Bob Hops
who Is captain OF the team this
year. Bill Love and Bob Holloway
are expected 10 occupy the for
ward positions. while big Del Sc
leska will he at the pivot post.
On the sidelines Coach Sierra
will have such reliable performers
as John Kennedy. Glen Merry.
field. and Glen Durham. AL varsity
letter winners OF last year. and
they undoubtedly will see plenty o.
action tonight.
Tn lineup OF the Alumni is still
very indefinite and probably won't
he known until game time
R.H.s.i94o-4i Basketball Schedule
Jan. lQ-Saline, there
Jan. IL Belleville here.
Jan. 24-Flat Rock. there
Jan. 3l-Univers ~ High, here.
Feb. Milan. there.
Feb. 14-Lincoln. here
Feb. IS Romulus. there.
Feb. eli Chelsea. here.
Feb. 2s Dundee, there.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1940-03-07
LAID OFF

Billy's first year in school was
still new enough to be exciting and
his mother was surprised one day
to see him home in the middle OF
the morning.
''Why Billy, what's the matter?"
"Too hot" said Billy laconically
eyes, it is hot" she agreed. 81
suppose you must 60 back tomor-
row."
"Naw," said Billy. "We are laid
off until Monday"
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1940-03-07

DEPARTMENT
POULTRY

Chicks or Eggs-New Hampshires. Ham
son. Hollywood, Leghorns. Also Turkeys.
Wicks Poultry Farm, McMinnville, Ore.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1940-03-07
Easy Winner

Mick was walking along a quiet
country lane at midnight when
he suddenly heard thudding foot
steps behind him. Then Pat
pulled up gasping at his side.
GIVE just seen a ghost!" he
painted.
"a ghost!" exclaimed Mick.
"Sure an it must have given you
a start!"
"Belave mel" cried Pat. "Oi
didn't need no start!"
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1940-03-07
Hairbreadth ESCAPE

Lady-Mr. Murphy, I understand
you used to be sailor. You must
have had many hairbreadth escapes.
What was the most serious?
Murphy-Yes'm. I come close to
bein' drownded once. I went to
sleep in the bathtub and forgot to
turn off the water.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1940-03-07
Old Stuff

''Don't you remember me from
last season."
81 don't care for any left overs
from last season stuff"
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1940-03-07
WHAT'S NEW!

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and many other disturbing ailments.
You'll appreciate the facts Of P1as-
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goth, Room 304 Portland. Ore.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-30
Americas avor
u. S. as Defender

HAVANA President tnossvsii's
declaration that the United states
held Itself responsible for the de-
fenns u the western bsmlsphsfs
gets the unanimous approval today
of tbs n republics represented at
the conference u American foreign
minister's
Houzsysit's declaration, made
more than a year ago Sbsg hs
dedicated sn International Df11gs
On The United states. Canadian
bordsr. sss an integral part n
the declaration II Havana WHEN
the conferences Il 10 adopt and
shicb vii sst up = limited -eei'
leetlye irilaiseshlp' oyer the war
orphaned European coioiass ~ the
western hemisphere.
The declaration asserts that Ia
republics ~ this hsfnasphsfs vii
take over the various colonies,
should u sppsar that hey would
20 20 ths victor IN Eur0pes war.
ia wording Nas modified ~ ihs
request of Argentina, @bieh urged
that ~ definite H0ss ~ taken "a
establish a mandate over tho
colOnlss Until one saa found rec.
ssxsry me original proposal.
sponsored ~ tbs United States
had called for Immediate setioH.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-30

Vices AT Tacoma msusolsufn.
Active pallbearsrs wiil be G. c.
Pratt, Frank Mclean. ] y. John
son, w. r. Maliby. Charles Davis
and Carl Jacobs.
Honorary pallbeafefs viii include
Judges Bruce Blake. John n Main,
William J Willard. John y Robin
son. George u, Simpson. Walter ".
Beals. William J. stelnrrt. y N.
Driver. ciyd. q. Jeffrlss. y q,
Remain. Ernest NJ Card, E u,
Hodge, Robert v. Evans. Kenneth
Mcintosh. ". y. Cushmaa and J.
Stanley Webster
Alsa. I'D Sims. Ed Clifford. John
Wlthcrspoon. r. q. Laffsrty. Jay
Bowsrmsa, Charles NJ hiaidsil q
II. waliars. r. a iieeehwood u y.
siArks. Arthur Allen. MAJ h. "a
Williams. Bert Harris. Charles n.
WEIGH. Frank Baker. Reno oilln.
=. " jackson.
". A. Mueller. James ~ Davis.
l.. ~ Burnett. J y Hickey. Charles
W achuh. Frank JsfffisH. Dr I "
Continued ON Page ~. Column 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-30
Miss Mitchell
In Jail Cell
Bookkeeper Back
To Face Charge

Her desire for flight gone after
her trip TO san Francisco, Miss
Mayre Mitchell was back in Ia
coma Monday in a Jail cell await
ing the consequences Of tamper-
ing with public school cash ac-
counts for the past year and four
months
The 30-year-old Central school
office bookkeeper was brought
back at mid-sfternoon Sunday and
booked at the Pierce county Jail.
Prosecutor Thor G. Tollefson
was preparing 10 supersede with
superior court complaint the
justice court charge OF larceny by
embezzlement which was filed
against the young woman last
Thursday afternoon.
A detailed audit by two state
examiners of the division Of mu-
nicipal corporations revealed last
WIN iudA m lhN hllib'1 NdH
altered her cash accounts exactly
80 times since March, 1889. and
had shortage totalling s2.644 "a
Lathrop left In search Of the
girl last Thursday night. lmmedi-
stely after the arrest warrant
Vas issued by Justice Clarence y.
Layton. The officer took with
him Roy Raymond. zsyesr old
friend OF Miss Mitchell. and the
two drove night and day 10 san
Francisco. Lathrop wired sheriff
John c. Blorkiund Saturday noon
that the missing bookkeep.r had
agreed TO return voluntarily.
Miss Mitchell vas silent on her
return 10 Tacoma. according 70
Undershsriff Knowles She de-
elined TO talk until after a con
ference with her attorney. An
thony NJ Ursieh. IN. returned
fugitive was held with bail a.
5000.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-30
Vast Air Fight
Over Britain
Offensive Grows
In Intensity
BoMBEBs OVER ENGLAND

swlrms Of German war planes
struck IN swift waves At the Brit
ish Isles Monday Tremendous
anti-siforaft fire and aerial co,n-
tsr-sttacks hurled back the fieresst
aerial raid Of the war
Approximately 20 German air
plan were shot down w the in
tenslfed raids beginning Sunday.
A score were brought down Mon
day morning in the biggsst battle,
in which several hundred planes
were reported engaged GA the
southeast coast Of England
>asi dive bos,bsrs. bounding
craft and fighting pian-s at.
talked with incrrdibis rssh.
i-.ss-s. along the southeast
coast. Lot suffered severe oAs-
uaItiss a. they encountered
alert and stubborn British
ground and zsrisi asf~ns~s.
HoTdea ~ bombsfa Owed Ike
gray sUarns u bees IN the face %
countless white psiffs n smoke ina,
Continued on Page Il, Column ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-30
Boy Rescued
From Death
By Firernen
Copt. More Carries
Lad OF ga Out
OF Burning Home

Rescue Of two and one-half
year old boy from tho smoke filled
bedroom of burning house was
credited To firemen. as The child
remained under observation In a
local hospital Monday.
Fire Captain Earl More. Of No.
o station. donned smoke-mask
and made the rescue from tho sec
ond-story bedroom where the boy,
Michael Parks. 27is So. 18Th ST.
was overcome by smoke late Sat
urdsy night.
Father Asleep
The boys father. Joseph Parks,
Was asleep In downstairs bed
room when the fire broke out. and
was prevented from reaching the
boy by the heavy pillows Of smoke
sweeping through the residence.
Capt More entered the home
and carried the boys inert body
from the residence. and police with
inhslator equipment transferred
him Ia Tacoma General hospital
Administration 81 oxygen revived
the boy. who was well on the road
TO recovery Monday.
started In Garage
Flames believed 20 have started
by a cigsret left burning In car
parked In basement garage oaus-
ed extensive damage.
Loss To the building was estl-
mated at 1900. with another
81 200 los. To contents. Firemsn
received the alarm at ii22 .. m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-30
Drops $50 Fl.
OF Narrows
Bridge, Lives
Peter Krslier. a.
Pointer. Fall os
Scoifcld Dreois

Alive and improving after
a ia0-foat plunge from the
Narrows bridge into tho fast
moving tide. Peter krciter.
20. remained in Tacoma Gem
eral hospital Monday.
kfsstsrs survival sftuf ths sr~v-
,srnlaf plunge esu~ei Ny snilsp~s
u ssffelains sunday mavnsnx
surprised tslkr~ ~usksFs ~ho vii.
nss.esa tbs dlss ard rHysssians
me ssesim. whe vas smployed
- = nsmnes n tho paint gang -
~ssk un the wsase. managed to
swim foe abuut ~ fe<s altar ne
landed FIAT sn bis hesk un tbs ss'
ter Ne wss pulled lntn nest
hastily manned ~ ether ~ufkmsfs.
kr~stsr was slated IA undergo
xssay Monday. He emerged ffusp
the terrific shnek and WAS rspcft.
sd " fairly good" cendits~o. Fusi
extent II his INJURY wss nos 30
tsrmtnsa.
Ths accident aesusfed stoaf
lilo ., ~ T~e ~rskmsn nm
witnesses ihe fail ffefa ne f~rsn
near ,hs bridge railing wsss rs~ss-
lass ~ AID bat wssshea - ~
bobb~d 40. sssFtsa 70 ssifn. and
was rescued from ths seia ~.ssfA
A pallss ambulanes WAS waiting
when the boat reached the asn
avs. deck. The man lives ~ sit
No. csashmsn ave.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-30

Martin pss ~ launch his -.
Hisetlan campaign Immediately
attn q half hour statswisie fsdto
broadcast Monday night 81 $50
0eioek over several stations Eis-
ing his reasons for seeking third
term and probably outlining tbs
basis for nls campaign,
-Four others already have filed
with Secretary ~ state iirils
Reeves Ia ssss the democrat nom
nation George caSnon. q. G
Diil. Alex gsbfislaoa and Tom
smith. Ths governors ness~s'
rival in tts 1897 primary ~sa ms
late william ~ Fsmberson. and
in 1875 be defeated tona g. stew
sasoa for ths nomination.
Congressman john N Coffee. ~
Taesaa. MONDAY flied mis- dselar-
aslDn " candidacy tor congress
nan from tina SAITH district. "a
sDeesed himself liis sBnotsaes-
msst 10 slssEbsrs IN this lsssss VI
Tha Times,
A Draft sam " illli~ move.
msnt appeared possibility is~ia !
Continued On rsgs ;, Column 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-30

Tolls for automobiles win he
reduced from 40 cents To 50
cents In the commuters books.
while books now viii b~ made
available for passengers and
pedestrians at 10 cents each
way, instead Of Is cents.
The present rate of IS cents for
car and driver and Is cents for
passengers and pedestrians for
casual users will remain the same
Under the new rates. commuters
will pay So instead of s. for one
type OF book. and $3.50 instead of
1916 for another type book.
Whereas 10 coupons on the ferry
cost S3.75. commuters now can get
IL tickets for $500
The reductions are a result Of a
conference early In June. when
Mayor Cain and Representatives Of
the Peninsula. organized labor, the
real estate board. the chamber Of
commerce and others met with
members OF the toll bridge author.
/ ity 10 plead for lower tolls for reg
ular users Of the bridge.
The state body agreed 10 re-
duce commuters rates a. soon
rs traffic would warrant H.
The willingness of people "a
/ patronize the bridge literally, ever
though they may have felt the toll,
were too high. has been responsible,
for granting the lower rates. May.
or Cain pointed out Traffic or
the bridge Rreativ has exceeded
expectations TO date.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-30
Sleep Walker Goes
Out Open Window

William sfliks walks in his sleep.
Sunday morning a. about 70
he walked out the upstairs bed
room window u hls hons a. Route
4. Boz. sl5. Tacoma.
County PrOsi Car Officers Nc
Lean and Bruce took sfilks 10 ths
PuyaIlup General hospital win
two broken arms ard badly
skinned face.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-30
ate
Edition
Guy E. Kelly
Succumbs to
Heart Attack
Prominent Tocomo
Lawyer Active in
Many Fields Here

Two organizations viii have
charge of funeral rites Tues
day FOR Guy h. Kelly. Tacoma
attorney since 1906, who died
early Sunday morning from
a heart attack 1T his home.
i2I No. { II.
fvsnhoe eommandery. Knights
Trmpisr. VIII b. In ehsrx. " the
chapel at isuvkley.kiax funeral
church where services VIII 10 COM
Quoted at J o'clock Tuesday. John
u. Thompson camp. United span.
ish War Veterans. viii direct scr.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-30

In = letter Rad u Tbs senate.
Raesevwsi requested issl.setissn IN
avs hsm that authority. sHa sat-
msttsd psepased TRAIT of hsil
several wesh. ago 'hs president
aAld no wanted Ia mehaiss< se-
tiaes ef the national guard inasz
dlstrly for intensive training and
explained that canHFsssonai sas
thosisatscs vuaia hs necessary.
Now UNDER GOVERNORS
At tho present he can esil asss
the national guard foe = limited
s~a weeks training service IL
peace time. EVEN then. the
milltlsmsa arc under disciplinary
authority af the governors II The
vsfssus states
Under present statues. the ma.
tiunal quart comes andss fvli fed
sraI authority only II the nss'sa
l. engaged in var
Roosevelt IA. prsp.sed 70 call
up four Infantry divisions ~ The
guard AMI several sntisslFersft
and coast artillery regiment. for
intensive training
NAMES PROMISE
lie advised tho senate that hs
desired the proposed lsssslsts"n :"
apply also Ia tina organised re-
serves,
Roosevelt snid hs realised tho
proposed training wauid require
sacrifices by the men involved. and
promised they wouia bs retuFnssi
20 prisat. life a. sann AZ they
have attained tho desired degree
81 efficiency
Its new request came while the
senate marked tins swsItsns for.
NAL COMMITTEES setion ON the
Burke. W sasworth cnnseriptloa bill
SEN AToms AMG WARY
This action wa. .chssiuisd for
Tuesday Formal senats dshass
may he delayed nems days, he~'
ever, pending further sounding u
public opinion and discussion ei
compromise plans
Considerable. opposition has Do
velopsd 10 the measure. which
would rsaulrs registration ~ al
men from ~ tn - for dsfspss
dutlss. Men frsm n 1. - suuia
b~ Liable for ronbaiant service,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-30
Willkie Repeats
Machines Attack
COLORADO SPRINGS Cola

COLORADO SPKINbS, Colo
Wendell l.. Willkie said Monday he
saw no reason why any democrat
could not vote for him in prefer
ence 10 President Roosevelt. eA-
cept those controlled by corrupt
and nsusesting machines" In met
ropolitan eenters which are sup
ported on funds supplied by the
federal government"
The republican presidential nom
inee made this press conference
assertion. while being questioned
about his prospects Of carrying
some southern states. He emphs
sized. however. that his attitude on
bolt Of democrats n the COP
standard applied also TO northern
states.
Previously NiIlkie had spe-
officially listed as corrupt
machines" the democratic or
ganizations Of Mayor I'd Kelly
In Chicago, Mayor Frank 81
Hague In Jersey CITY. Ed
Crump In Memphis and the
former Tom Pendergasf or
gsnikztion In Kansas City.
Willkie said he expected 20
finish this afternoon the first draft
Of MS acceptance speech. 70 be
delivered August II at EiWood.
Ind. II will be from 5000 to 5000
words In length and he said he
hoped 70 deliver II In about IS
minutes. He said Il would not be
in the conventional form.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-30
School Principal. Killer
OF Five, Pleads Guilty

Los ANGELES - verlin spen-
Ger. 81. principal Of South Pass
dena junior high school. appeared
IN superior court here Monday and
pleaded guilty To charges that he
murdered five school officials and
crippled sixth last May
Previously. Spencer had entered
pleas Of not guilty and not guilty
by reason Of insanity. His change
Of plea came when he vas called
for trial before Judge Thomas l..
Ambrose
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-30

LONDON Neville Chamberlain
lord prsssisnt Of ths eo1setl ard
former prime minister usssisf~sns
ssfesasfui operation Monday
alxni ard his condition Nas DE-
scfib@o a. satisfactory Ths
operation ess for relief ~ IN
,sstinsl symptoms u an obstfsic-
tive aztsfs Chamberlain Ix "a.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-30

When Father Time had moved
the hands on the clock 10 the mid
night hour one stood alone, the
choice of five judges, to carry the
title OF Miss Tacoma" into the
Washington state finals in August.
Miss Florence Beryle peg
gy" Mason, 10, of 3509 South
l. street, was the young wo-
man who, by her charm and
personality. was awarded the
honor Of representing this city
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-30

LONDON The admiralty today
said that the British destroyer
Wren had Dssn sunk ~ aerial
bombs during action between pa
trolling British destfoysrz ard sn.
envy aircraft. Ths Wren usx the
z7th British destroyer loaf since
the Naf started
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-30

OLYMPIA State supreme court
Monday refused a new trial 70 Ted
Insels. former spokane county
com missioner convicted NJ psrjur-
ing himself before me grand jury
he collected for John c. steven
sons 1888 gubsfnat0nsl campaign
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-30

sequence Of unrestricted log ex-
ports is that we are depicting an
irreplaceable and Indispensable raw
material supply on which thousands
of workers depend for a living and
to which millions OF consumers
throughout the L. s. look for high
grade timber products.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-30
Seek 10 End
Mill Strike
PlYwood Plants Co
Down In Northwest

Al authoritative ~sassee revealed
that negotiations .sFs Ia - re-
sumssf Monday sftsfnosn In rseos
ma ~ an astsmps 70 rs-op~a oss~
OfsxDs ard nsns Washington piys
sea~I pl.af* .5sssa ara snvoivsa 10
. stfiks a. fssalt II zsx< seAls
tilatssfs
Negotiations b~swrrn repre-
sensatssss ~ tfss Ls4mhss ana s&Ns
nsiil Workers gnsoa and smpsuvs
sra continued thsssxnass H@sssf-
Day sad asssBs9@y without . eenz.
pf0solss oeins rs4ehea.
When shs final conferences befsfs
ths strike atesdslns. ~nseh asd not
end a3tsi seris Monday marnsnx.
failed so sssng ahswsf an ssfss@
m@ns approved mutually ~ En-,
pleyss ara employers. ms ssnses
pat : sfriks insD nlsnAst effect.
Negotiations conferred around Z
demand ~ The union for an "
ers&s~ ~ ~ cents an nos1r -
cages. bringing the total 70 70
eests krapsoysrs. u 49, repc<t
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u "a cent an haif boost
Plants IN Tacoma affected b
ths strsxs. involving some z.oe@
nen. inelads the Northwest poos
Co, Petsfmsn Manufacturing Co,
both CLOSED last week. oreGour
WASH lxton Plywcoa corp.. Hui
sisa Lumber and Asnufseturtne
Co.. Clear flr Lumber Co. Wash
ington Door Co. and the ponak
W. Lyle Co. plant.