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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1940-01-20
Citizens Named
To Several
Plan Groups
Attendance Goal Set
At 5000

The Detroit Branch NA.A-C.P.
will again celebrate the anniversary
of the association with a dance at
the Graystone ballroom, on Feb
ruary II, 1910. A citizens commit
tee, which consists OF large num-
Der OF outstanding citizens Of De-
troit has already been organized.
at which time the following COM
nittees and subcommittee were
appointed: Jap" Sneed chairman
OF advertising and promotion COM
nlittee; Mrs. Helen Wilson, chair
man OF decorating committe; Mrs,
Ernestine Walker. chairman OF con-
tact committee; Fred Hart Williams,
chairman of entertainment commit
tee; DR.. James McClendon. chair
fan Of ticket committee. The pub
licity committee consists of Mrs.
Gladys Mills Mrs. Marian Fields
Mccain, Russell eowan, r. s. Sim
mons
The chosen committee plans to
make this years dance even big
ger and better than last years
everyone remembers the fine time
of last years anniversary dance
ard the floor show. The local night
clubs have promised to furnish the
floor shows again this year The
Youth Council will draw approp7i-
ate murals 10 decorate the balr DOM
fo- the occasion. The goal for this
year is an attendance Of tour or Ave
thousand people. 1t is the wish OF
the COMMITTEES that you get behind
them in helping to make this the
biggest affair Of the season. A big
Fame band as yet unchosen Will
furnish the music
The Citizens Committee includes
Jap Sneed, Mrs. Everett Watson,
Mrs Brumal Penick. Mrs. Beatrice
Fleming, Henry S. Dunbar, Fred
Hart Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. Moses
l. Walker, Mrs. Marian McClaln,
Mrs Frances Leonard, Mrs. Bessie
Morton, Carlton Gaines, Mrs. ]. C.
Isaacs, L. C. Blount, Mrs. Helen
Wilson, Theodore Smith, DR.. and
Mrs. W. A. Thompson, Mrs. Paul
Alexander, Mrs. Sadie Lindsay,
Mrs. Gladys Mills, R. S. Simmons,
Mrs. John Young, Mrs. Sallie Cole
man, Miss Florence Simms;
Mrs. Mary Jeffries, Mrs. Gladys
M. Tyler, Chester Rentie, S. W.
Gibbons, Mrs. Helen White, Mrs.
Vivienne Cooper. Snow F, Grigsby,
Leonard Troutman, Mrs. Ernest Ca
bule, Mrs. Ruth Ellis, Mrs Martha
Bacon, Moses Fritz, Mrs. Myrtle
Cook, Mrs. Alberta jenkins, Mrs.
Robert Greenidge, Mrs. Rosa Gregg,
Mrs. Valerie Wallace, Miss Kath-
crime Tinsley and others.
A picture OF the committee will
be taken at the next meeting. which
will be held on Thursday night,
january ID, at $50 pm, at the St.
Antoine Branch Y.MCA.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1940-01-20
Flint Recreation
Center Aids Many

FLINT, Mich.-Mrs Edith c. Rob-
inson, supervisor Of women at Cliff
ford street center reports that much
good work is being done for Flint
youths who are encouraged to par
take OF many recreatlonal and vo-
eationsl classes at the center.
Edward R. Simmons is director OF
the center. Twenty-Five members
make up a recreational counsel
which is aided In its work by IA
wPA employees, according TO Mrs
Robinson.
The organization boasts Of two
buildings with Fairgrounds for
boys and girls who are taught to
develop their particular talents as
means OF lessehing the delin-
quency Of minors. A NYA project,
a sewing class under Elizabeth Hall
Is also a part Of the center program.
Boys are encouraged TO psrtske Of
all kinds Of sports while the girls
are taught home training.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1940-01-20
Plans Anniversary Ball For February IL
.TheLukeViIIers
Hosts AT Au
Revoir Party
By L. M. HENDRICKS

The Luke Tillers spacious lovely
apartment on Alger street was tss-
tive in decorations. gayety and de-
leetable food and drink the cast
week. whey they gave a farewell
party honoring their daughter, Miss
Opal Tiller and her chaperone, Mrs.
Bessie Jones. The two have since
returned to Charleston, W. Va,
where Miss Tiller is attending school.
Those making merry at Miss IT,
ler's farewell party were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Dosh Dean Jr., Mr.. and Mrs.
William Price, Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
ander Dean, Mrs. Anetta williams.
Mrs. Chris Hall, Mrs. Minnie Mills,
Darwin WATSON, Bird Shaw, Miss
Doris Powers. Clarence Boyd, Eddie
Williams, Miss Dorothy williams
Jack Tiller, Luke siller Jr., and
Others
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1940-01-20

II you are a mans idea of an angel
you will be wise to like moder-
ately tailored daytime clothes in
blues and pastels. :. these will take
off the frosty look. The night is
yours to look, like spun sugar in
picturesque gowns Of delicate colors
You will wear spectator hats with
soft brims. but for results guaran-
teed . . the wide brimmed cartwhell
is your glory. The only time you
will descend to earthly regions COM
pletely. =. is to meet the world OF
sports in well fitting shorts and
blouse. even this costume will be
ultra feminine. you will always
look like bit OF star light on earth
ly holiday. Your utterly feminine
look is enhanced by light, delicately
lovely perfume. e. floral scents are
best for you. You cannot indulge
in the obvious. Your way must be
subtle.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1940-01-20
y Club Will Hold
Its Annual Party

The Sapphire club, one of the
Oldest clubs OF the Young Women's
Christian Association. organized at
the first Detroit Y.W.C.A. building
on St. Aubin street by Mrs. Vivian
Brown Booth, Mrs, Elizabeth John
son Smith, and Mrs. Thelma Brown
Parker, president at that time, will
convene in its annual celebration
and business meeting, Thursday.
Jan. IT, at the Y.WC.A., $50 E. Eliza
beth street.
Members Of the club include Mrs.
Edith Mitchell Robinson, Mrs. Atlay
Taylor, Mrs. Vivian Booth. Mrs.
Elizabeth Smith, Mrs. Thelma
Parker, Alta Oats, Gurnee Walker,
Acee Mae Thompson, Gwendolyu
Thompson, Pearl Carr, Virginia
Taylor, Billy Woods, Eta Bryant,
Myrtle Mitchell and Viola Wright.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1940-01-20

Cochinelle Alexander, Doris Rat
life, Marjorie Daniels, Bette and
Patricia Carson, Mary Ruth Parker,
Geraldine Woodson, Roberta Hill,
Virginia Burger, Bernice Garrison,
Robena Watts. New members ad-
mitted were Bernice Miller, Dor
othy Weiss, Ethel Turner, Erastine
Fischer, Wilmer Freeman, Frances
Daniels, Phillis Patterson, Dorothy
TUNE, Zelma Smith, Bette Ann
Wheeler, Jean Waundless, Helen
Powell, Rachel Mutt, Jeanne Fuller,
and Geraldine Gram.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1940-01-20
Mrs. Ransom
Addresses Groups

Mrs. Nell Ransom, chairman of
the Detroit tuberculosis group,
addressed the Ratliffe singers and
Associated Groups in recent join,
meeting, Mrs. Ransom thanked and
praised the singers for the splendid
services rendered in the 1889 sales
campaign and complimented the
musical group for the fine selections
rendered during the W. C. Handy
program.
Director S. A. Ratliffe distributed
personally, autographed photo
graphs OF Mr.. Handy to individual
members OF the chorus.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1940-01-20
Returns Home

The Leon H. Hubbards Of Lake
street, in Pontiac, Michigan. and
daughter, Gail, accompanied by
Mrs. Virginia White, Of Lansing,
Michigan, have returned from an
extended holiday Soiourn in The
Southland. Many social affairs
were given in honor Of the visitors
Mr.. Hubbard is a practicinE attor-
ney in Pontiac.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1940-01-20
IF YOU AWAKEN IN MEN
THE PROTECTIVE INSTINCT

Your two specialties are robes de
style" and hats. The former are
beautifully simple gowns that cling
Your hats will be exotic and full
Of intrigue Femininity is the high
pitched keynote. Furs are your
birthright. Your perfume will con-
flict with many moods. In you it's
the things that count the right
nail polish. the right make up. &.
and couture changes for mood.
IF YOU ARE JUST PLAIN YOU
Play up what the fats gave you
Whatever your tyPe,-let- your
hips in on the idea. Perhaps you
can't stand the gaff OF Robes de
style. Then look 10 the heavens
and remember that all angels don't
float in chiffon. take each feature
and acclaim its beauty and sublim-
ate the unattractive. =. decide what
you are, then 60 about being that
way. Frame your type with per-
fume. if you are mysterious, then
call for spice. If you are the sub
dued violet gather clinging flower
scents. ., Whether your trick is in
the color Of your eye shadow. or
the flare Of your skirt remember
that It is every woman's heritage to
be lovely.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1940-01-20
IF IN YOU MEN SEE AN
EVER GLOWING FLAME

You will take all the greens Of
the forest plus the paling chart
reuse Of the rainbow you will dip
into Autumn for your color chart
Choose severely tailored clothes
for street TIN the afternoon
you will don. spectacular dark
clothes and forget subtlety For
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1940-01-20
L MEN LIKEN YOU TO
A FINE OLD PORTRAIT

You can flaunt extremes that
would smother another and milder
person, ...you can wear daring
clothes from morning until night. o..
with great extravaganza in color. d.
sou will CAD about in very spectacu-
lar afternoon silhouettes. You will
prefer adventurous hats with dash
1.-The more absurdly charming, the
better, You will like heavy ORR
entail perfume. and you will be
the one who can wear it. For eve
ming you will find glamour in peas
ant effects
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1940-01-20
Florence Ames Club

Florence Ames Temple No. IT
Riding club of Elks will convene in
a gay affair at the home of Mable
Davis, 1881 Melrose avenue, January
20. Activities will begin at pm.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1940-01-20

Padded leather guards have been In
vented to protect bodies Of football
players from neck to waist without in
terfering with wesrers' movements,
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1940-01-20
IF YOU ARE THE TYPE
WHO TAKES HER CUE
FROM THE MOONLIGHT

You will design your own sports
clothes Yeti-vriiiiii wear sieeks- with
matching sweaters. topped with
eton jackets. You will seldom wear
afternoon clothes, and when you do,
they will be black. steer clear OF
extreme hats and fashion fads.
want comfort first. For evening.
wear bright colors 70 create a gay
mood. Red is your best color and
you must wear it often. =. White lilac
and jasmine are good perfumes. &c.
take pride in matching your lip stick
and nail polish. you will find a
mental lift in wearing fresh flowers.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1940-01-20
Feminine Foibles And Fancies

evening your gowns will be daring
but simple as to trimming. 80.
Your hats will be mostly self wind
ing turbans You will choose spicy
perfumes, because you have fire and
passion. You may scatter gold
flakes over your couture. add gold
to your eye shadow. use glowing
makeup. in shades darker than
natural.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-09
Driveaways More Popular Than Ever

More buyers this year have
elected 10 take delivery Of their
new Oldsmobile at the cornpany'a
Customer Driveway building. In
Lansing. than In any similar period
Of any year on record. according TO
D. y. Raiston. Oldsmobilss gen
eral sales manager
Normally the month Of June "
the biggest month for factory de-
liyeries because Of vacation periods
and IDEAL weather conditions" said
RalstOn. However. more than
1900 buyers Of 1870 OldsmObiles
have already taken delivery Of
their new cars here At Lansing and
Indications for the coming summer
point 70 one Of the biggest touring
years In history be ADDED.
Although every state IN the
union and many foreign countries
are listed, Oldsmobile records show
that buyers on the Pacific coast
account for more than s5 per cent
Of the cars delivered At the fac
tory, which Ia somewhat accounted
for BY the substantial freight say
ings and the opportunities for side
trips.
Much Of the Increase In Odds
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-09
Strong Gains 1
By Siudebaker
Champion Business
Exceptionally Good

s,uaeisksr = maintaining =
sales gain over iass year In spite
q the fact that Ire ch.mrlen
entered The low price field N Aprii
l. iesa. and immediately created
large increases IN ths fetal ~
studefsker deliveries. according %
c. X. whlttaksF. president cf the
ssodehskcF Pacific corporation.
the fins three mnnths ~ this
year show studehaksr deliveries IN
the nine western states o BE- aIst
ahead ~ TIE same period last year.
sfiii maintaining their lead In per-.
eentase gains. stndeheksT's safes
performance II ahead ~ tire
average for The Industry which
shows . gain % si& FOR this
po-dAy period - compared h .
year axa.
Yer the first 20 aays ~ April
stndsezksrs gain ever TIE same
period AZ 1850 was saes, q suh<tAn-
tlal Increase when allowance h
made for The fact that retail a..
llveries WIRE being made nn the
Champion. the largest seller IN the
stndehaker line. ~ early ~ April
l. last year Whitaker aid.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-09
Where e-Stop'
Means Something

One-stop service, where the term
is correctly applied, holds very def
mite advantages for the car owner
and has also resulted in marked
benefits for the motor car dealer.
From the customers point of
view, one-stop service Is not only
exceedingly convenient but 1t also
places the responsibility for salts
faction under one roof.
II IL also reasonable 10 assume
that the standards OF workmanship
which obtain in one department of
a company will be found In all
other departments. II that stand
ard is high. as in the case OF the
Munson Motor company, exclusive
Oldsmobile dealer In South Tacoma.
then the car owner has little to
worry about when he leaves his car
for a general overhaul or for any
other service IT may require.
And when the job Ia finished and
the car returned to the customer.
there Is little opportunity for
buck passing" as is so often the
case when a half dozen different
establishments are involved In the
repair Of the car.
A modern example Of the one
stop service establishment may be
found at the Munson Motor COM
pany. Car owners are invited TO
visit the home OF Oldsmobile and
to inspect the numerous depart
ments which are maintained for
the service Of Olds products in
Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-09
PUD- P.S.P.&L. Case
Opens in BsllinghaIn

nEIIxNUuAAl whatenm seun.
ty public utility district No. wsll
seek 20 establish = value IL a. Tbo..
600 on properties q Puget aound
Power q Light Co.. now a stsks
In q condemnation suit. u was siis.
closed here in Federal Judge John
{. Howen's court.
In his opening statement II the
condemnation trial. Chief Counsel
e X. Murray ~ The district de-
clared the company was not en-
Titled 10 severance damages b..
cause the properties involved we're
separate from tho rest Of the com.
pany's system. n necessary. NJ
said. the company could raise rates
in other areas. The trial was en-.
pectsd 10 last three monshs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-09
Not This Ralph Boin

Uss u bis name ~ q bad-ehsck
writer who IL being sought ~
police IN two states j. discomfort
ing 70 Ralph Rain, : wel9er. living
a. 1915 80. u ~ Balm says that
news stories Of activities u =
Ralph Balm" -. sought here
and IN Oregon for issuance Of Du-
merOus worthless Siz checks and
for Questioning about car thsfta
nas caused him embarrassment
among his acqaalntances. Police
believe the name was adopted 70
cover the true identity Of the man
they are seeking.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-09

Latest proof OF the way auto
mobile spring action has slowed
down to coincide with the normal
human walking gait, an automo-
tive 'pedometer" today is one of
the special instruments used by
auto engineers TO measure the
soft-riding quality OF the newest
1910 cars.
This pedometer, similar to the
kind that the average hiking fan
carries 20 count his steps. now
helps maintain the rigid production
standards on springs and struc-
tural parts of the 1910 Plymouth
important factors in this models
new luxury ride"
Miss Average Motorist, above.
who seldom takes any interest In
engineering road tests, easily un-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-09
Minor Repairs!

Cowboy" Wakefield using monocle to the fine
Saunders exhibiting trout tails of
two-inch bait Everett Steven
Of the trim Romance towing from
good boat
of the weather of the fact that he allowed
than 5000 1881 Ford Doc Sanford trudgng up ST
Helens noontime with his crones at the
explaining sold three used
Times before the ink
dry Chuck admring another spring
ensemble while dressed fit to kill spanking outfit Of his own
dining adyfnger cookies
Sports E. reading fishing guide
but doing nothing about it,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-09

itnwevxf. rx<ki<1s irving. N
grim ensnpentan q sp<<st. w. TIE
secoai mnss ft<1u<nl ssa<< Il nis-
hsp<. repeftx the f,lfmcr< snxIs<<F.
ana accounted ~ am fss1lIti>s
and pg.fso injuries oshsr causer
placing hixh u fr<Quearv w~rsf
Driving - wronx ssae u rad.
failing se yl<id right ~ way. drtv-
inc 1T ru~dwNy. snd eusttnx n
aem> lnrruvsm~at 90 shewn
last year In ese tyr< ~ Acet<1enl
thai fnrm<fiy eecuxred al tco IRE
snensly. pnsnts rut th< ollmefe e.
ecuslve. Tnss wks ~ misnsp thai
oecaTrvs n passing standing strr<t
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-09

result. Plymouth cushions are
engineered not only for softness.
but for proper spring frequency
within the comfort range and free
dom from any side motion--to
assure tireless riding ease for
hundreds Of miles In \ single day.
Secret OF the brilliant ride
engineering which contributes
greatly 10 the latest increase In
passenger comfort and luxury, u
the way car motion has been made
TO conform with the normal human
walking gait.
This II established At about 90
steps a minute "a pace 10 which
the human anatomy IL accustomed
by nature and centuries OF habit.
and which therefore produces mini
mum fatigue.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-09

mobile factory deliveries IL due 20
the simplicity Of the transaction. .
Raiston slated. "AIl tina buyer
does today Ia 70 deal with his local
oldsmoblls dealer VINO arrangss
the delivery date ard Ali details.
even 70 the matter 81 state license
plates. Al the deslgnAted time the
buyer calls AZ the Customer Drive
away building Ia Lansing and finds
hls new car All ssrviccd. licensed
and really for the road"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-09

For The Today period ending
April 10. Chevrolet dealers suld ~
retail . total af sD.teI new pas.
ssnrer and commercial cars. . gala
of z.5ss uniis syer the figure re-
ported for the presiding period. ~
wsii - the eos PER cent insresss
over last yeAr. ''s
ussd ear ssia~ we're 40 t.tis
units ovsr the preceding period.
Mr.. Hoiisr said. and ia per cent
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-09

ears t.e<t x<1r c1ly - (gF~oll
~ ~ fe1nIilien sn< tnt<e pN1orl
~ ~ injuries WV e4o1e4 ~
failure a me16<<s<s ~ eeGe<V< eoro
h ro.s<nH s<F<<< - n1I1ek
kuofn<r IT. II tv&<II6 M1111p
thet teelle>1 N fx<1ue1ry -
that cersyinx frpa f.l1og9 -
drivers . rvs ~ pvepsv 49,
etenni.
Julssr scmn&xs~1 NJ >untIrur
90 naf<(y e<uen(I1no1 pF110MN
ennfu<ted ~ efvle - pg>vo1o -
naniGnlioas ~ r<11<N9 - -
slcpni fatality tetI il ~ tyI4e -
TRAITS e<<Itenfx
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-09
Scion Of Famous Racing Family
Made Fair Thrill Arena MANAGER

One Of the most famous names
in automotiye development history
has been added 10 the roster Of
the New York Worlds fair with
the appointment Of Neil u. Old
field. nephew Of the great racing
driver, Barney oldfield. a. track
manager Of the Goodrich thrill
arena. II IL announced by Franklin
J. Rees. resident manager OF the
rubber oompany's exhibit.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-09
Wenaichse Falls Short

WENATCuEE -- A preliminary
census count today. showed the
city nearly zoo short Of the 1910
census. censin Supervise =
Lawrency LaAhy reported the
1910 population nj if.saJ. com
pared with tina 1890 figure OF
1854.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-09

derstands how greater comfort re-
suits from slower spring action, rs
revealed by this simple device.
While they have her attention.
these car experts also demonstrate
0eft) how the slightest jiggle Is
picked up by a sensitive "vibra-
ton meter" and amplified to a roar
like thunder in the headphones she
holds at her ear. At lower right,
she learns how Plymouth's air
plane-type shock absorbers really
work for her, TO cushion both COM
precision and rebound OF the
springs.
Today, even seat cushion Ia
tested "a thoroughly in terms OF
human riding comfort as the
spring suspension OF the car. As
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-09

A graduate OF the exaciing stunt
and test driving curriculum de-
vised by his famed uncle, oidfisld
u n veteran Of six years in the ART
Of automobile dsredeyiitry. and In
addition 10 his duties a. track
manager. will drive In the gasolins
and rubber rodeo staged by Jimmie
Lynch and MS daredevil tire
testers in The thrill arena. Rees
said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-09

shess I'M Sans p~rsed IN ie1e.
Total used car saiee mAnfh-ts~
data. wsrs tfs.s<k. a sxslnst -
TAO nniis fstsilssl N tn flFsf -
days ~ he mealh IN fe9e rnke
represented E~ip ~ 80 pr eeH<.
Truck sales iii<<~i<> sba~ed :
Substantial insf<ses daring -
psfiod. rgtaI snlt< fetsiied ws<e
t.Dao. = ts1 pr asnt rain eve<
sh> same psrlod lat texr.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-09
1910 Season Holds Promise 81
Being Best in Chevrolet HisiorY

Paced By passenger and truck saltH gain Of @00
per cent comparable period year. Chevrolet KaIes
figures for the second 10 days Of April maintained the strong
upward trend that has marked tho Today reports snee The
introduction Of the models last fall William T. Heller
general sales manager announced hers today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-09

AVeody under n soFy sfdes ord FsodY g O. No
full swing during the net lev weeks ~ roM seuson 90
psecd 70 dro~ out record nuhsr 81 xpor>n Iris yecx
with new outomosve Developments getting considerable ee
for the increasing popularity 81 outdoor pox ~ his rype
field and sirsor, Noshs ionon "sIsspIno cor Win xix-
foot double bed IN The back that metss eeNuy bpu1s
souIpmens sho often mode camping oss wnsk slon h
Without tents cofs blanket rolls. mosquito netting ord oer
thlnus 10 fuss with the modern fishermen con corefs Tho
eo compartment Of any Nash home the rod IN les
hon five minutes Win trouble than fokex ~ oks ne
bed horne Noshs big bed orpsr ard even o eouovt-
roht on ocoslon or Isft 10 while roysIno Many spoeo.
eooer 10 Oct on scene early soke slsepine m be
Wills companion fokes spell Of the wsef No alteration
OF the interior Of the necessa fhe bed which
folds small eompoe bundle that i carried IN ihs isoooos
compartment,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-09
Fixing 1t Up!

The South Tacoma Motor company Chevrolet dealer is
remodeng the used and truck department
establishment.
When the job is finished Guy sheehan it win be
show places of the South End.