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The Coolidge examiner., 1940-12-12
TRINITY TABERNACLE

S. across from Grammar School
Mrs. Lima O'Donnell, pastor
Preaching Seryice.-...---........-11 AM.
Ladies Prayer Band Tues----2 P m.
Childrens Church, Wed.....---2 PM.
Weekly Prayer Meeting,
Thursday..--.--.........--........7:30 PM.
The Coolidge examiner., 1940-12-12
Legal Notices
No. 6575
SUM MONS

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
THE STATE OF ARIZONA IN
AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
PINAL
ROBERT H. FULLER, PLAIN
TIFF, VS.. THERESA HALL
BROWN. CHARLOTTE HALL
BROWN STEVNING and BAR
BARA BROWN HUTCHINSON,
individually, and as co-partners do
ing business under the firm name
and style of L. V. w. BROWN
ESTATE; LEE PATRICK and
COSETTE S. PATRICK. his wife;
FRANK A. THACKERY and BES-
SIZE N. THACKERY, his wife;
ELIZABETH SHANNON, indivi
dually and as administratrix de
bonis non of the Estate of
CHARLES NJ. SHANNON, deceas-
ed; ALICE NJ. BIRDSALL;
ROBERT C. GORTNER, indivi-
dually and as executor of the
Estate of MOLLIE L. SHANNON.
deceased: CARRIE NELSON;
MRS. H o RA C f BRINKER;
THOMAS BETTERTON: SHAN
NON BETTERTON; CHARLES
MORGAN BETTERTON; MRS.
NELSON GOWAN; MRS. EDGAR
M. DAVIS; ELIZABETH WAR
DEN; ELIZABETH BRINKER;
the unknown heirs, devisees and
legatees of MOLLIE L. SHAN
NON and CHARLES M. SHAN
NON, both deceased; FIRST DOE
COMPANY, a corporation; JANE
DOE and RICHARD ROE. DE
PENDANTS.
THE STATE OF ARIZONA TO:
Theresa Hall Brown, Charlotte
Hall Brown Stevning and Barbara
Brown Hutchinson, individually,
and as co-partners doing business
under the firm name and style of
L. V. w. Brown Estate; Lee
Patrick and Cosette S. Patrick, his
wife; Frank A. Thackery and Bes-
sic N. Thackery, his wife; Eliza
beth Shannon, individually and as
administrative de bonis non of the
Estate of Charles M. Shannon, de-
ceased; Alice M. Birdsall; Robert
c. Gortner, individually and as ex-
ecutor of the Estate of Mollie J..
Shannon, deceased; Carrie Mel
son; Mrs. Horace Brinker; Thomas
Betterton; Shannon Betterton;
Charles Morgan Betterton; Mrs.
The Coolidge examiner., 1940-12-12
COM MUNITY CHURCH
CHURCH OF CHRIST

q blocks north, / block west of
postOffice)
Morning service.,--,-...-....-10:30 AM.
Evening service PM.
The Coolidge examiner., 1940-12-12

FOR SALE-Good II by IA tent
for sale cheap call 124R2-Mrs.
F. c. Leflore. 12-l2-4Opp.
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1st pub. 12-12-40.
Last pub. 1-2-41.
The Coolidge examiner., 1940-12-12

Dodge, Bob Taylor,
Wesley Kirby, Nate Murray, Hugh
Miller, Charlie Cohen, Martin Talla
Evening star., 1940-03-31

5O-acre farm. old house; rollins
cult Run. beautiful meadow: il
miles Washington. excellent road,
easy .5-minute driving time to
Capital School facilities and elec-
trio line service, 4 round trips daily
to Washin-ton. This Is probably
the last property Of its kind to
be had in this country. Price for
immediate sale. &6,150.
Tract Of 100 acres Of excellent
land on hard road: large trees,
many beautiful home sites. cleo
tricity, public service available.
| school bus vases property; 3 miles
/ to fairfax Courthouse proper; con-
tainS large stream stocked 3 con-
secutive. years with trout: abund-
ance Of game; In neiEhborhood
where land Is selling At 500 per
acre. This property can be bought
Immediately for S5,s5O on reason
able terms.
THOMAS 4 COMPANY.
PHONE VIENNA tvA.) 125.
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NEAR MANOR CLUB. MD,

$26,250-210 acres, 10-rm house: large
hay barn: cleo. phone. For detailed in
formation call any time. MI. O765
S700.
New foundation. 26x40, with architects
drawings and materials estimate for nicely
planned 5-room and bath bunsalow. New
we'll now in garage and entrance graded
Electricity. School bus. Store half mile
One high wooded acre with fine mountain
view Only 10 miles from Capital an
hard surfaced road. Corner Of Virginia
Stat roads sos and $50. two miles west
and north of Fairfax Had planned for
own use. Believe you will consider it fine
value
Once Phone District 1900 Branch 31O.
Home Phone. Herndon 13
H. R. STUTSMAN, Herndon, Va.
Evening star., 1940-03-31
IN VIRGINIA.

Wash. Golf and Country Club neighbor-
hood; d acres Handicapped. lovely trees
and shruhbery: fairly old, easantly ar
ranged S-rm. house; ami. oil burner. "a
shingle siding stained green: . screened
porches' garage. ,wellhouse; bus at door
sell house and "a % acres 29 So $50 Also of part M1
or all of furniture. Open all day Sunday
4531 Dittmar I'd: To reach: Cross Chain
left on Dittmar I'd. "a mi to house; or out
Lee highway to N. Glebe I'd right on Glebe
TO Dittmar I'd, right "a mi. to house; or
phone Falls Church l544-W
MARGARET 6. CREWE, FALLS CH. 1850,
Evening star., 1940-03-31
SACRIFTCE

1890. Arlington-8-room bungalow;
Essa psiek yer veneer asn with front porch and "a
entrance hall. dining room bath on lst
moor: close. to stores and bus. Call Ches
Evening star., 1940-03-31

OF MARYLAND Universty-Beautiful new
stone home, rms. > baths. rec rm.. 3
open nreplaces. auto. heat. 2-car stone ga
water supply from natural springs. fruit
eerchard. acres of cultivated grapes
acrss acwer Snand9en n9 high eleyation; about. s
% purchase II desired Call Mr. Davis,
u N. AIKEN INC. 500 H St. NV, MA
3656. ewes. MI. 6S57.
Evening star., 1940-03-31

COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR RENT.
SEASON; SEVERAL
nlsn-cIass aus is waterfront homes uurnshed)
avaliaole Tor lease. references required,
ShoHn by appointment. Leonard Snider,
Evening star., 1940-03-31

NEARBY ,vA-NEW. MODERN 5-RooM
and bath bungalow. 10c bus: splendid COM
munity. Open daily till 8 pm 4oOs N
I1tn St, Arlington. Va. Chestnut 2114
3-RM. APT, HEAT AND ELEC. FURN, S35
5-Rm. Bunealow. l0c Bus. S45
5.Rm, Furn.. Overlooking River: OIL Heat
PEET, 2125 Lee highway. Arlington. Va .
Evening star., 1940-03-31

FALLS CHURCH-BUNGALoW s ROOMS,
Kitchen and bath: garden space: h.-wh.,
gas. elec. Phone Falls Church l112-J
vA:.-e-RM, BUNG. AND HOUSE. GOOD
rono'' con iovely SieT yno AMI an afnreplace: l9
Evening star., 1940-03-31

rms, bath. sleeping porch, h.w.h. gar.;
conv. stores. bus, school, May be seen
now: Vacant after April 18th. Woodley
MODERN HOME LARGE ROOMS. GA
rase. fenced lot. on Defense highway. near
Cheverly. Oil heat: near schools, bus
service. Greenwood 31lO.
nnieeo niee house, good condition. Call GE.
Evening star., 1940-03-31

INSPECT THIS SAFE WATERFRONT
investment. 95 acres, 20 tilable. 25 tim
Der: rooms, :. large barns. Mile private
4 hunting. Suitable sporting club Price1
50 900. worth double TIDEWATER
REALTY EXCHANGE. Hughesville Nd
Evening star., 1940-03-31
COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR sALe.

STONE SCHOOL HOUSE, 22x2s INSIDE:
acre ground; nice oaks: mountain view:
Loudoun Co: Make charming dwelling. 500
M BAskERVILL. Lovettsville. Va r. 2 .
UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE OLD MD.
acres 20 minutes drive to b. C. line: large
lawn. lawn, magnificent elm. old stone smoke
OWNER, MI 6TOS oIs Ss"
Evening star., 1940-03-31

COTTAGE-1 ROOM AND PORCH. RUN
ning water and electricity shower; fur
nished: on small estate; S. week. Falls
Evening star., 1940-03-31
BELIEVE TT OR NOT

Beautiful brick full attic and basement.
5-rin. home. slate roof with large wooded
lot. l u blks. from bus. Priced to sell. To
wick left to No. 217.
MONTGOMERY REALTY &C.,
wilson Lane. Bethesda. WI. 243l.
Evening star., 1940-03-31

632 N. LINCOLN ST. ARLINGTON. VA
Z. rms. 2 kitchens; arranged for fam
lilies: large lot: just redecorated
4 RMS. BATH; MILES FROM WASH
ington on Leonardtown pike; S25. Hillside
Evening star., 1940-03-31

TAKOMA PARK-LIVING ROOM DINING
room kitchen, bath. 2 bedrooms; gas, auto
rated. Heat and lights included. BIT
Sligo Creek parkway. Shepherd 1891.
Evening star., 1940-03-31
REAL ES TAI TIE.
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE
WINTER HILL,

FRONTING COLEsVILLE RD.
20 acres. finely located building site;
also fronting q side road; no reasonable Of
fer refused OWNER. NIL 1891.
Evening star., 1940-03-31

elec. range and refg.. ami, 2 bedrms., liv.
Tm nr., XII. bath. garage; $50 mo ABBY
| O1SNEYS GARAGE. 1920 Georgia ave
Evening star., 1940-03-31

1903 FAIRFAX DRIVE, ARLINGTON, VA.
-6-room semi.detached house; ami, hot
water heat; S45. 3-room and bath apt,
private entrance, $40. so. oxford O479-W
Evening star., 1940-03-31

FALLS cHuRcH--5-RM. BRICK. HOT
large yard: available May ], $40 rent. lis
Westmoreland rd Falls Church 1901.
NEW BUNGALOW: ROOMS; HIGH ELE.
vation; water. elec.; large lot. Phone
Evening star., 1940-03-31
INDUSTRIAL,

44NO OO 4C1Z11.
3 squares from Key Bridge. opposite
In Eosslyn; 20Ox9O; will divide to suit; on
grade; sewer, water, elec,; 4Oc per So IT. :;
terms. MR.. MONTGOMERY. CH. $500.
Evening star., 1940-03-31

~ ROOMS. 8 BATHS, NEWLY DECO
sonable; partly furnished. Fairfax 2O7-
Evening star., 1940-03-31

SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
VALUABLE ESTATE

OF 40 acres. fronting 1880 IT. on Rock
VILE pike. with comfortable. attr, home Of
g.r rooms; pms. baths Also beautiful site for
reasonable price. suitable for subdivision.
BRODIE & COLBERT, INC,
1907 Eye st. NV. National 1878,
Evening star., 1940-03-31

LAUREL. MD.-oN MAIN ST. GROOM
semi-detached; ami tile bath; large lot
new condition. Call GE 1904
Evening star., 1940-03-31
FARMS FOR SALE.

1877 ACRES. 7-RooM HOUSE. BARN;
%, 900 IT,. saw timber; near famous
Berkeley SPRINGS resort: $4,000. EN-.
Evening star., 1940-03-31

ACRE. .7-RooM, FULLY FRAME RESI-
miles of D. c., price s. 900. Phone 135.
H; B. MITCHELL, Herndon, Va. or call
Phone S34-J-" M COCKRILL, Falls
Church
Evening star., 1940-03-31
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.
FARMS FOR RENT.

ON POTOMAC RIVER. MD. Is MILES
Washington-5-rm. house cleo: also furn.
mouse, rms. bath. Woodley 1883.
FOR SALE OR RENT-151 ACRES, o.
Co; electricity available; near beach. BOX
l3. st. Inigoes. Nd.
Evening star., 1940-03-31
LOTS WANTED.

~ .-.., NEE. NEED d LOTS AT ,&9STs ONCE >. ~
National $3.50. Ewes. WO. 1885.
WANTED OR MORE 18-FT.
row house lots. Box ASH, Star.
Evening star., 1940-03-31

Det., brick. s bedrooms, 2 baths. oil heat;
| shaded grounds: hne resi- section; conv.
| buses. schools. etc Jackson lQ2n.L
Evening star., 1940-03-31
HILLANDALE.

(ooutinusd % Next TsVs.S
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SMALL ESTATE,
Owners LOSS-YOur Gain
DOCTORS ATTENTION!

Corner brick home on Conn ave Ideally
balance S75 per mo. until paid. Act
MONTGOMERY REALTY CORP,
Wilson Lane, Bethesda WI 2431
Evening star., 1940-03-31
LOTS FOR SALE.

COLORED = BEAUTIFUL "SOUTHGATE
Vale the Isle Of Rest in Arlington: Lots,
elevation. Transportation. M Detached homes. M
Queen ST.. blocks south Columbia pike
EDW. BOWERS, MA. 4O64.
BUnDERs-LoTs ARLINGTON FOR COL
ored homes See me about the S2,950-S3.-
$50 house-lot proposition MA. 4O64.
EDW. BOWERS, S39 18th St NV.
CORNER, 1OOx1S9. IN ARLINGTON CO.. !:
81 900 cash. $1,000 terms: also 6.rm. Isl.
porch) house OWNER, Box 1907, Star
Evening star., 1940-03-31

| GEORGETOWN LOT.
east ST. Il e4G saaiae ass tss 'e ouo si
1920 cHERMAT ( ~ NV i oxseH & sx gos; ia,.
18th st. n.8, Lors nes9 roE cejsI,ao SALE .vs-on.
sil improvements in str stree. tan and he alley. sns size
sso vas st. orsnsHys AfhHSsh it.d i is a. SIS
17la e. sT saos&dRSSe II SS ss s''s
soansr vs. faS S41iso "a S.nf ;. s1d
171e K I9g1s g. s.k. E sH0rM1kFH "a. 1885.
NEAR .4sth AND GRANT sTs. NE, m
colored section--24 lots. some in Groups:
to be had sinsly or Otherwise ' at prices prices
ranging from $ SIPS to $500 each: easy terms
171g < IS1lS g. nv. y SHOEMAKER "a. 1855.
AP0uT ARSI15 vs q MI! NILES l sEYoNP FALLS
tract; l00x3oo feet. $500; ,s25 cash, Si0
5;,es - ;.-AAs Ask for Col Joyes. Evenings. e.ii
1913 x lau1s g. nv: +: sHorMAkFH "a ,,es
.sseel sRa bus PlfHs1 nsFn. SR MP N5AS S.lS
st5se sne t.snhnrsp With public b s,zs water gas
$50 cash. S1h per month.
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER,
1719 K st. NV MA. 1888.
NORTH WooDsIDE,, MD ACREAGE
ssSo6 spss '''se'i rs. q b.n in
NV LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER.
-1719 K st. NV Ma. 1855
CHEVERLY, MD.
49,. = lots for sale at price Of 2. These
present development. An investor buying
these lots now and holding q short time
will realize, in our opinion. handsome re-
turn.
CARL YAGLE,
Maier Blds. II Annapolis Rd,
Bladensburs, Md Warfeld 77Sl. IL
AN AMAZINGLY Low PRICE FOR DE-
sirable lot 60 to 115 feet front. in
restricted DEVELOPMENT, convenient TO the
golf and country club. and with throush
bus service right into the city.
$1,150 to $4,000,
Including City Imp.
To get full information come on over
to the property or phone ROBERT Z.
HEATER. Chestnut 1922. at N Glebe I'd.
and Vernon St, IN Arlington. the fastest.
growing county in the o. 8. 3is
Evening star., 1940-03-31

POULTRY FARM. IA ACRES. LARGE HEN.
house. hot-water heated chicken house,
large large hatchery forders booked for full
trade: nice orchard 7-room modern dwell
ing. hdwd... floors, large native oaks in
lawn excellent neighborhood near high
School; on pike: mails daily; brokers
projected. VIM. N. PREsGRAVEs (ownerJ,
Evening star., 1940-03-31

GOOD NE1GHBoRHooD AND ROADS.
soil. water: all north OF and convenient
70 CITY; SO to 270 acres each. $4,000 to
Si5; ;ooO; three excellent opportunities up
river, $4,000 each; large farms and good
buildings. HARRY NJ. MARTIN. 1890
| Georgia ave. Phone Shepherd 1920. After
Evening star., 1940-03-31

COBB ISLAND. 5-RooM COTTAGE. L,v-
screened porehes, Completely furnished
including boat with outboard motor Lot
giving wonderful view is 5OxI5O. An ideal
location. Priced at a figure that you could
not begin. to duplicate For particulars.
Annapolis rd.. Bladensburg. Nd. Warfed
Evening star., 1940-03-31

EAST RIVERDALE MD.-NEW, MODERN,
broom brick home. unfurn.: heat and elec
lurn.: reasonable. Greenwood iS3T-W
Evening star., 1940-03-31
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT

4 ROOMS AND Bath. A M. l.. ELEc
range refrigerator. basement. large lot
earaee. GARDEN: SD month. JAMES S
1907.
$40 GREAT FALLS ST. FALLS CHURCH.
va:-1-room house, ami. large lawn.
lOOxlSO; inclosed sleeping porch, oil heat
Sc oMNEE 49, 49, little Falls st. Phone
Evening star., 1940-03-31

147 ACRES OF RICH FARM LAND ON
concrete road, 20 miles from Washinston:
beautiful stream. The house has s rooms
ana sit: in hilltop grove of oak trees;
there are the necessary outbuidinas: in
colts, 5 GOOD cows and all feed crops and
machinery; taxes. only $45 per wear: clear
down: balance S75 per month. Shown By
MASON H!RST, Annandale Va, at the end
OF Columbia pike. Phone Alexandra
S6o-J-l Closed Sunday
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-07
Cattle Exhibit
AT EnumclaW

A spring cattle show. which the
Jersey Cattle clubs Of Pierce and
King counties are planning 10 make
an annual affair, will be held Sat
urdav in the Enumclaw grade
school athletic field.
The Chamber Of Commerce and
service clubs Of that community
are sponsoring the show 10 present
the growing Enumclaw dairy DIS
trict to people Of Tacoma and Sc
attic. where its milk and cream
are chiefly marketed.
On the program Of the show sat
urday is the Enumclaw high school
band which recently won the state
championship. Luncheon will be
served by the ladies' auxiliary OF
the American Legion.
Judging of all classes Of cattle
in the show will be by f. A. Dunn
vile, well-known Canadian expert.
A full program Of showing and
judging for All and FLA. boys
and girls is planned. Chairman
Clifford Fairfax announces ribbons
will be awarded in open classes as
inclusive as fall fair lists.
The all-day program will open at
10 o'clock in the morning.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-07
Council for Peace
To Hear z Speakers

Giving professors and stu
dents views OF AN Adequate
American Defense Program" DR..
Frank c.. Williston and Lawrence
Henderson of the College of Puget
Sound will speak at the meeting of
the Tacoma Council for Peace
Action Thursday at s p. m. on the
third floor of the Y. NJ. c. A. Miss
Maurice Henderson will talk briefly
on the aims of the American Youth
council. Rev. Rudolph Anderson
will preside.
Miss Constance Langstaff.
founder and new president OF the
group. announces the appointment
of new committees which include:
Mrs. Carol Jenkins and Miss Helen
Morgan, education; Misses Msurine
Henderson. Hannah Mae Asplund
and Mary Tromley. correspond
ence; Sam Bait and Bob Elliott,
organization and membership, and
Jay Finley Downs, displays and
floats.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-07
Army Retirement
Bill Is Passed

WASHINGTON - The senate
late Wednesday agreed. 81 TO II,
TO conference report on a bill to
speed up the promotion of younger
officers in the army by fixing 81
years as the future retirement age
for brigadier generals and 80 years
for officers of lower rank.
The present retirement age for
all officers Is 81. The new limits
would become effective July l.,
1912.
The measure was supported
by Gen. John j. Pershing, who
wrote that the country needed
vigorous commanders" mt
"this critical moment OF our
history"
House concurrence Is necessary
before the bill goes to President
Roosevelt for his signature.
The bill provides for promotion
of second lieutenants after three
years service; first lieutenants
after 10; captains after II; majors
after % and observation-disclosures
after 2S.
Sens. Edwin c. Johnson, d.,
Colo, and Tom Connally. D.. Tex,
protested that the bill was unwise.
AT a time when we are expanding
our army we propose to get rid Of
our seasoned officers" Connally
said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-07
Forest Fire Prevention Topic
AT Meeting Of 300 in Olympia

retary-manager of the West Coast
Lumbermsn's association. acted as
POSTMASTER. The meeting was
preceded by no-host dinner.
Stewart Holbrook, nationally
known author of books and articles
dealing with the timber industry,
and the director of the new state
wide campaign, spoke on the scope
of the drive, outlining ways and
means to be followed. As a Port
land newspaper man, Holbrook
covered most Of the important
Northwest forest fires during the
last 20 years. Now resident of
Boston, Holbrook returned to the
Northwest to take over his duties
as head Of the Washington cam
paign.
J. B. Fink, director of the state
department of resources. gave the
viewpoint of his department and
pledged full support.
Twenty-Five Tacomans attended
the meeting, headed by Corydon
Wagner, president OF the West
Coast Lumbermen's association.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-07
Hitler Termed
Military Genius

BERLIN Germans praised
Adolf Hitler today as a military
genius.
Eager buyers snatched up news
papers publishing pictures of Hit
Ter at the front, and cheered him
as the real hero of the German
victory in Flanders.
One newspaper urged readers to
give Our thanks to the fuehrer
and the armed forces, and in the
end God God has blessed our
arms"
At his field headquarters on the
western front. Hitler was said by
military quarters to have person
ally directed the whole operation
planned months in advance
against the allies.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-07

OLYMPIA-More than 300 per-
sons, representing all parts OF the
state and all businesses, groups
and organizations concerned with
timber industry. met Wednesday
night at the Hotel Olympian to
consider ways and means Of pre-
venting forest fires. This drive,
the first coordinated statewide
campaign ever attempted, will go
forward under the slogan, Keep
Washington Green"
Gov. Clarence d. Martin gave
the keynote address of the meet
ing, stressing the Importance of
Washingtons timber resources and
calling on every citizen to be care
full with fire when near any stand
of trees. Col. w. b. Greeley, sec
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-07
japanese to Talk
AT Chamber Forum

Another topic that should APP
peal to persons interested in for
eign trade will be feature at
the weekly Chamber of Commerce
forum TO be held at Hotel Win
throp Monday noon.
DIR. kiyo Sue Inui, of Japan.
in charge Of japanese exhibits at
the San Francisco exposition, will
be the speaker at the forum. A
noted traveller and lecturer, DR.
Inui will have as his topic. Amer
ican-Japanese Trade. and Treaty
Abrogation."
Ralph Shaffer will preside al
the session. with Richard w. Nc
Cam acting as program chairman.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-07

To Discuss Paralysis

Mrs. John Kuelper Of East
Pioneer ave. will be hostess Mon
day evening for a meeting Of Puy-
allup Preschool association, with
Mrs. Henry Rohlman presiding.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-07
Boy Injured in Fall

Painfully hurt by splinters that
penetrated fingers Of his left hand
when he fell from a tree onto a
pile Of boards. Duane Holton, 2.
1920 So. State st, required hospital
treatment Wednesday afternoon.
The boy. bruised and scratched in
the fall, was taken To the county
hospital for first aid after the mis-
hap near his home.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-07
Surplus Food List
Includes Vegetables

A new list OF federal surplus
foods for the June 10 to 80 period,
including five fresh vegetables, was
announced Thursday by the de-
partment of agriculture.
Available for surplus food stamps
in this state after Monday will be
fresh cabbage. oranges. carrots,
spinach, beets and snap beans. On
the list also are pork. in all forms
but cooked or packed in metal con-
tainers, butter. raisinss rice, pork
lard. corn meal, eggs, dried prunes,
hominy grits, wheat and whole
wheat flour. and dry beans.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-07
Mckinley Hill Club
To Hear Berqersen

Public Works Commissioner A.
r. Bergersen has been invited to
speak at the meeting of the Nc
kinley Hill Improvement club at
s p. m. Thursday in the Mckinley
school. Bergersen has been asked
to discuss needed sewer improve
ments In the district.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-07
McChord. Fl. Lewis
On Priority List

Works Projects Commissioner
F. c. Harrington in Washington.
ID. c.. Thursday notified WPA ad-
illustrators TO give priority TO rs
projects which the army and navy
consider of first importance TO
the national defense.
Projects, coming under this
heading in the state OF Washing
ton, are Fort Lewis and McChord
field. Bellingham and Everett mu-
nicipal airports, and naval projects
in Seattle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-07

Pictured above the y members of the graduating
Gloss Of ST. Joephs Hospital School of Nursing. Diplomas
we're presented at exercises held Tuesday evening"
First row, left to reht-kohryn M Lynch, jane Pomery,
Catherine A. Oleory, Borboro l. Coreld. Porcio Quinn.
Groce Strooey, Ruth H. Zothmon.
Second row-AIice E, Duneon, Ruth E Mobere Frances
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