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La gaceta., 1940-08-05
De Regreso

Despues de haber pasado un
mes de vacaciones en- la Perla
de las Antillas, regres6 a esta,
via Miami, Ell aprsciable galeno
DR. j. A. Dominique, con su dis
tinguida familia.
Eel DR.. Dominique pertenece
al Staff mei;cc de la Sociedad
Centre Asturiano, don1e presla
|Sus servicios como ginec6logo.
|Dentro de breves dias Sc hara
cargo de sus numerosos paciea-
ties.
Nuestra bienrenida al disti-
guido galeno y su familia.
La gaceta., 1940-08-05
UNA GRAN PELICULA
IN Ell Tedtr0 Casino

Hoy, manana y ell microbes,
asra por ell 'lienzo" dNl teatro
asino lie insuperable p~elfcula,
Oda hablada en- espanol, "Eh
un burro tres baturrOs." Esta
.cinta es considerable por la cri-
.tica como superior a la tambien
haolada en- espanol, y que no ma
mucho presentara esta empire
sa, "No Basta Ser Madre." Los
principles Interpreters son Car
los Orellana, Sara Garcia, Joa-
qufn Pardave y otros calebra-
dos artistas hispanos.
Complete ell programa la emo
cionante pelicula "Hunchback
of Notre Dame y Noticias Ora
ficas en- espahol.
La gaceta., 1940-08-05
la DIRECTIVE y demas secciones

Ia Directiva y demas Secciones
Ilc IA Scciedad cubana, en- cuan
to a los preparativos para las%
Ho.a fielta picnic que Sc efac
uara e. entrante domingo, en-
.tojo su edificio social, fiesta as-
ia cue culm;nara eh un rotundo
alto para ms organizadres.
IA Dipsctiva de la cubanisima
Scciedad, como sus Secciones,
vicne !aborando incansablemsn
p para obtener Ell mayor exito
possible,
I'm Suculento almuerzo 81 ser
vira a las doce y media del dia.
~ estara a casgo de las genti-
les damitas y damas que presi-
de la Srta. Mercedes Fernando
Hasta las dos y media de la tar
La gaceta., 1940-08-05
LOS NAILS FALTARON A SU
PALABRA DE HONOR

Buenos Aires, Agosto A.
Cuando trataban de cruzar ia
trcntera de Chile y faltar a su
palabra de honor, las autorida-
deS argentinas arrestaron en- la
provincial de Rio Negro a cua-
tro oficiales del acorazado "Graf
Spec. Seran deVueltos a esta
capital y ensarcelados.
La gaceta., 1940-08-05

Perdieron los Rojos ell pri-
mer encuentro, Icon Ell Boston,
pero ganaron ell segundo.
Cincinnati &c, 5h, Be; Boston
&c, Oh, 2e.
Cincinnati &c, 17h, De; Bos-
ton &c, 16h, lie.
Buckley Walters perdi6 ell pr
mer juego Y Turner gan6 Ell Sc
gundo.
San Luis &c, IN, De; N. York
&c, 11h, De.
San Luis &c, 14h, 1e; n. York
&c, Oh, 2e.
La gaceta., 1940-08-05
e continuara Ell servicio del al :
muerzo
SECURE informando.

Hogan feliz
Hoy ven aumentada la ale =
grfa dc su hogan los tsSs,s
Eduardo v Sybil Valdes, con ell
aivenimiento de un varoncito
que vic la luz primera, a las 4
de la tarde del pas&do sabado
en- 81 Sanatorio del Centre AS
turiano.
FL nuevo infante llevara por
nombre Eduardo, como su pa
DIRE.
Llegue a los felices padres
nuestra felicitaci6n y que pue-
dan yer crecer a Junior" como
ellos desean.
La gaceta., 1940-08-05
KIDNEY SwTRGNATION
IS WORSE THAN
CONSTIPATION
Because We TTest Constipation 1t
The onsOt, While We Neglect
Our Kidneys IndsiinsteIY

No other organ In your body 10 Of
more Importance than your kidneys. For
In your kidneys there are nine million
tubes which must work day and night 10
filter the fluids and keep the system free
from wastes, acids. poiscns which, II per-
United to remain, may cause serious kidney
and bladder troubles.
Il 4 no wonder then that Mature
oftsns calls for help TO clean out the
kidneys. So n you are troubled with
Cettlng-Up-Nlghts. Leg Pains. Baekaehs,
Nervous Headache. Dizzinea or Loss Of
Enssgy, due 10 functional kidney disorders.
try KIDANS, the famous kidney remedy
which aids Nature "a flush out the I'D
neys, 70 filter all wastes. 10 prevent KID
ney stagnation, A
KIDANS ia Safe and Reliable. Thou
sands report entire satisfaction. Taken
according 70 directions, KIDANS will give
splendid results. Try nDAES. Buy Il AZ
eur Special Prizes Offer on two boxes. Use
one box. II not satisfied. return unonened
~ ssd GIL yoUB MONEY BACK.
La gaceta., 1940-08-05

Joe Medwick bate6 un hit en-
ell primer desafio de aver entire
Chicago y Dodgers, luego de IA
veces al bate. En- Ell segundo
juego "calent6" ell banco siendo
sustituido por Jimmy Wasdell.
Sc mand6 a Medwick a ba-
tear de emergencia, en- ell move
no, y fue IN "Out" facil
La gaceta., 1940-08-05
HGciG MeTicO

En- la tarde de hoy EMBARGO
para la Ciudad de Mexico ell Sr.
Antonio Cadillo, despues de ha-
Der pasado dos semanas en- es-
ia ciudad, hospedanOse en- la re
siencia de los esposos Antonio
" Rosita Grimaldi, 918 de la IL
avenida, esta Ultima prima her.
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LIGA NACIONAL

vi nueva doble victoria al
canza on los Piratas sobre les
Phillie en- IN doble desafio. Al
fonsq LOPEZ actuk en- el segundo
juegk y pogo un hit en- cuatro
veQ al bate. Virgil Davis fu6
Ell Eceptor en- ell ''inicial' y dis
pa96 dos hits.
lPitSsburg &c, 12h, De; Filadel
fla 1c, All, De.
Pittsburg &c, 18Th, 2e; Filadel
fla DC, Oh, 2e.
La gaceta., 1940-08-05

Los Dodgers perdieron eel pr
mer juego con los Cubs y CANA
ron ell segundo.
Chicago lie, 21h, 2e; Broo =
klyn &c, 8h, lie.
Chicago &c, 11h, De; Brooklyn
7c, 18Th, lie.
La gaceta., 1940-08-05

Ell II en- el Ctrcalo CubanO
Hemos entrado de lleno en- la
semana de las actividades para
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-28
United OFFERING
New Car Services

nmseolknw ssw n sssnau<snsntn
~ ne se~sns.tstscs a. str travel.
- whs w. " hevv 60 ~ uDusu
-. - ens6r arun1nssicus No. -.
neswe~d ts<tsy ~ unss>sa Az f.is~u
and In n~vss Dviv. ur.s elf sssvsss
In rspsnss IN ionx standing
demand. the airline and tn car
rental agency afe working Together
Ia provide cars fnr air passengers
1T major cities all sloax ussira's
coAst.to-ec@ss ard raeifle coass
alrsays A tr.yss~r le.siax thls
AREA TOE s~e rrxaci~ro. for -.
ample ean ash fov . Hsrt1 pTiv.
ur.self ear 10 he waiting ~ Nan
Franci.cos airport. Thls message
IL wired ahead and the sasamsnils
IL placed Al the travellers disposal
immediately afiur hi. arrival IN
nsn Franchise. n ws~ painted cut
that travellers desiring 10 uss Hsrss
ears IN between points On tho eam.
pany's anyways can Do 81. dropping
the ears ~ thn~~ citlss where th~y
next wish 10 vmhsrs "a unstcd's
planes
A considerable demand fer this
sefsios " expected, especially on
the part ~ business msn ~he wish
to cover territories In ard srvuHd
cities 10 which they ny.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-28
Camera Contest
Announced Here

Camera fans will have = field
day Saturday when the local Y. NJ
c. A. Camera club will hold a
Photographic contest with the
Daffodil Festival parade 81 its
subject Three prizes will be
awarded for the best shots In each
q two divisions. and the general
public IL invited 10 submit entries,
Awards given 10 the club BY the
Pay Less Drug store. the Eastman
Kodak shop and ths Camera shop
viii be presented for tho best pic
lures Of = general street scene dur
ing the parade. and also for the
best shot Of any unit In the parade.
he II q float or a marching unit.
These pictures may be made In
Tacoma. sumner o. Puyaiiup.
Either contact prints or enlarge
msnts may be submitted 10 the
club at the Y. NJ {. A. before .
a. m, Monday, April q. or through
any Photographic ssaop in tbs city
Frank Ferguson. president Of ths
club. appointed Harold Kern. Hsr-
old Keller and Robert Van Bus
kirk 10 act an a COMMITTEES 10 take
care Of details Of thu contest
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-28
g Killed When
Prunss Drop

SANTA no1A. c. In6lnns =
Eh< Puma fFif< planned : MAJ
nwssi te<Iex fov ~ eI4nt tv1beo-
men VIA w<r< rru>nea - d<afn
Tuesday - 20 fens - prsm>a
wh<a . w<reneuse eclleps~d ucen
them - th<y scuxht F<fsxs frol.
; sseFn.
cerca>x Fr~a voanx cffs<laf1y
fss>d ~ nEr~ tns naussv htlt>4
esxst ~ WARM v~re m<mherx ~
- frne ffie~ r. nlefA 80
- uai.f<ssHi<4 wnfts msN. A<v1n
we're men enf f~e wxrs women
Th> victims r<rtsn<d wn~n -
- ~ - frat wxr>hos1sp f1crr ~
a<niy sssrf~z from - loumfatic1
sad fsit thfs~ feet rAn<~ t1>nttz
fssa wer~ Annis t>enz@l<& new<no
Tsyt~F. nsIi<ra rxyter. uyn>re
scott. Jos Cruz Marry Arnel4
ca~Fiss s@ussls sna 1esN o1fvsp,
III Indiana
Tn> tndiansI - ~ he11ns = :
rata sra wtnd s(s<m yee>er1mv.
sxNw1ed teneetn IL wzreEe3no
vita raes - wine Appnw~esIy ~
ssiitrtks sappnFts werp p~mkene6
- the rsEA 40. w1shuu< w4rnlae
shs sussrs w.rsheaas flnps snvs -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-28

A shovel was used ny . thief
Ia pry open . rear window al the
home OF Arne Holt TAI 30 Mon.
roe st. he reported To police We'd
nesdsy. The prowicr stole his
Rsynssi.d:- aassp Il. necklace .s and $50
South and sales srv enjoying .
definite increass. with ~ven Krvater
volume expected In the next NV
months" Forester said.
Following IL . list Of sales maSe
recently by the south end firm;
$oo5 30. G IT. for Ruth Edworthy
20 Harry A. Priohard. s4ii 80. c
II. for Charlotte Henncs.ry 10 c. n.
Beebe: AIS East I'D u. for Ralph
Woods TO X. n. Kendall: sis 10.
Cedar for George Fishburns 10 A.
w. Denton. SOFA No. Asotin for
Dan carbin TO Roy J. Blsnz. <sS7
80. X NJ. for George rowle To Mar
guerite Morsett. ss4s East II. for
J. n. kuhls to Joe Wayne: if4a
SO. 36th st. for n. W. courley To
John IAthgow: ao22 Durango for
Hugh Nicholson 10 David Mcorath.
Besides the above. IT was an
nounced ~ alss we're completed In
February.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-28
Shelter Costs
Close 10 Food
Other Items Are
Listed In Article

Expenditures for shelter run .
close second to food for the largest
share of the average American
family's income.
This fact is shown by an arti-
cle-"How Families Spend Their
Incomes"--in the March issue of
the Federal Home Loan Bank Re-
view. The article is based on
Consumer Expenditures in the
United States" the first study of
its kind, just published by the No
tional Resources Planning Board.
"of the aggregate income re-
ceived by the nations consumers
during a 12-month period in 1885,
&c. the Review says. approx
mately SIS per cent was spent for
current consumption, per cent
was used for gifts and direct taxes,
and 10 per cent was saved.
Shelter, including household op-
GRAFTON and furnishing. accounted
for 273 per cent of total consumer
income, or almost as large a share
as food which absorbed 2s.5 per
cent OF income. Expenditures for
clothing OF SO per cent and for
automobiles 81 per cent were the
next largest items"
The study should be Of unusual
value to home-financing institu-
tons or other business enterprises,
the Review declares, by providing
them with a detailed analysis of
incomes and expenditures and the
pattern of savings for a community
roughly comparable in size and To-
cation 10 their own cities.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-28
Rural Housing Program Now
Will Balance That Of Cities
All Designed To Provide SonitorY Homes
For Those Persons With Low Incomes

ditions OF rural housing. and took
a trip TO see the facts al first hand.
I saw conditions 50 bad, 50 out
OF line with cur conception Of the
American standard OF living. that
1 Was determined that nothing
ought 10 b. allowed 10 stand IN
the way Of lettering these eondi-
tons.
From that time. the rural hous-
ing program commenced in earn
est. II ia now manifested by SIX
projects for farm families In ak
states submitted 10 the president
for approval Of loan contracts.
Appeals To All
These six projects prove be-
yond doubt three main points.
namely: That decent. safe and
sanitary housing can be developed
under the USHA program for
families in the lowest income
group in rural areas: that this
housing can be developed so eco
nomically, without sacrificing es-
sential standards, that Il win
quicken the progress OF the USHA
program In the direction Of lower
building costs and lower annual
contributions 10 reduce rents. and
that the the slum clearance and
iow-rent housing program is not
only needed. but also is wanted and
appreciated and understood IN
rural areaa
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-28

WASHINGTON. ID. c. - Presi-
dent Roosevelt expanded the ma
sonsl slum-elearsnoe and low-rent
housing program 10 include strict
D. rural areas when he approved
= rehousing plan Of the United
States Housing Authority designed
n provide modern sanitary homes
81 low rentals for farm families
Of low income. including owner
operators, tenants. sharecroppers
and rural wage workers.
In discussing the background.
progress and development Of the
rural rehousing program uSHA
Administrator Nathan Strauss to-
day said;
Want II To Balance
Ever since the United States
Housing Authority was established
more than two years ago, we have
been striving toward the develop
ment Of a rural housing program
TO balance the urban housing pro-
gram for families of very low in
come. The obstacles have been
numerous, because neither federal
1egis local legislation
nor organized local public effort
was as well prepared for the pro-
gram in farm areas as it was for
the program in city areas.
Despite these obstacles, the
rSHA has moved ahead toward
the development of a rural hous-
ing program. Last year, I stopped
reading about the deplorable con-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-28
MoiImen Work Out
Street Puzzles

COLUMBUS. \. C.---Lsttsr car
rters new on ths Job In colufn bls
often have a hard tims getting
their bearings A survey shows
there are seven PARK streets. ave.
nUss or roads; five 7th avenues or
streets. four Jsffsfsons four III
liOtts. three each o. Calhoun. Co.
OAR. Butler ara Center. ana
numerous other names THAT occur
tSies within the area served b.
the pastoffics
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-28

thssx ear. snd som<shanx frer.
substantial. - - eses< re~ ~.
ssste6 facts - fhis ir<ssne< rssse
- <seeptina. ar.
sp~<4~s~v~ oss~~s
slr Msleolm c'amrA<zl. firisl<k
s<<a drmca 80 hntas ne wcrta
s~>dscst F~eurf ~ tstFt mph.
naw hss hls original rsea~ss setter
nIztTE ann. fer sale lIeas eff e.
shs wars snd hss alsressnx ~ ~
ee@t. gveu'd rsue~hlr 80 sem<-
thing ic~ than The ysohtsmxn's
trHaItinsl i've Esissns N haux's
So eon~ssmptlnn. " vuurs shap-
ping Cot = zpe~tfoxt - ~ ut.tfE
bird hr~rsi fsa'a e<tI<< t~sy sn
81 well IN - with ~
frup~r speFssm~n. ecn~~wvA1tnn.
isss ard ksnsirssi s~otry wsIi Nm.
dnahssdty ~ hspry 10 knsw - IN
inisr~stinx fact rve<nsls ai~etc~<<I
by the u = hxss~&u - fi~eesiss
os the s.inen taken fFwsn Puget
soand during sh< past Ys@r. he
sparismen caught Sal peF cert
ard the commercial ft~hsrmxs
came eaa - lhs SHIRT ~~a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-28
Solve Problem In
Flooded Section

ALBANY. CAL--D the
floods here remarks were made by
tho eitizenry about the calcutta
tons Of the engineers who built
the storm sewer system which
failed 10 carry off the excess wa
ter. However. when vorkmen went
TO the flooded section. opened q
manhole and removed one kiddis
car, one play wagon and one tri-
cycle, letting the water flow out.
the estimate Of The engineers
calculations were revised.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-28

concert 10 be presented fridoy
I'm by the Moplhurst College
The proorom will be given IN
ouspices OF Tohomo Institute.
picture, seoted, ore Misses po-
and Mary Ellen Lyons. Stondino
en- Liohtner, Lois Grimm. Bor-
and Marguerite Brinck.
/ Tacoma girls; Miss Irene corbett
land Miss Virginia Austin. and their
treasury ana nsas former class
TO buy q building site and build a
home.
Costs Reduced
'Tt'n true that financing costs
have been reduced tremendously
and a very small down payment
il required, but the prospective
home builder still has To have
some money Of his own before he
can start TO build.
Under the FILA plan, the gov
eminent does not lend money. II
merely insures the lending institu-
ton against loss IN case the bor-
rover 10 unable 10 make payments
as agreed. This insurance against
loss permits banks. building and
loan associations and other lend
ing firms to require smaller down
payments and lower interest rates
than formerly charged.
Nod Equivaicnt
The notion that homes can be
built without any down payment
has probably arisen because OF the
liberal provisions Of Title l. Class
g. FLA loans. These loans are
available. up TO $500. and re-
quirs only the possession of
building lot equal to five per cent
Of the value Of the house. II the
prospective builder does not own
his lots, he needs an equivalent
amount In cash. In addition. he
needs about 800 for preliminary
costs, including appraisal fees, title
examination. filing fees and other
miscellaneous charges.
Never before In history has
family been able 10 build with such
. small amount OF cash" klelner
said. but we don't want TO create
the impression that you can gst
something for absolutely nothing
but the willingness to pay $40 a
month. Anyone contemplating
building should have lots and cash
with a total value Of approximately
s225.p
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-28

laund hss f~en
rsstssmd nntil
mii-ArFtl
See ne that
. ~ = ak the
a gu n Sea
en N q winter
Ina tksGF re-
speciiw sind
"a N - ers ct
ficnelala there
10 . certain ~
foot sah o encF
:. I. - - a VA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-28
Cage Star Collects
66 Points In Come
WOONsoCKET. II. L

"ooNsoCkET, X. l. 49, During
a regulation basketball game is-
year-old Dick Olney scored So
points as the Globe Congregational
church team defeated the Cru
saders. ia 10 20. He scored 80
points IN the first half and 90 In
the second half.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-28
Real Estate Board
Will Meet FRIDAY

The weekly meeting of the Ia
coma Real Estate board on Friday
noon at Hotel Winthrop will be de-
voted to discussion of uniform
contract OF sale form, according TO
James II. March, president Of the
group.
r. NJ. Rsver and his committee
have drawn up a preliminary form,
which when adopted by the men,
bers Of the board vii be used by
all realtor offices. 1t was said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-28

The home-seeker Who has stud
led recent trends in small-dwsllins
design wan see 81 = glance that
the ~onargo," presented this week
BY Western Homes Foundation. II
as up-to-date as q stresmiiner.
Two basic features Of modern
Snall-house design are evident IN
the exterior.
First. the Onargo Is specified 10
be built with floor level close to
the ground. Up to a few years
ago the idea prevailed that the
elevation OF the floor level OF
small home two or three feet above
the ground would give an effect
OF greater size. Instead. the per-
spective was commonly that Of
large box set up on walls Lessen
ing the height Of the widewslls.
bringing the ewes nearer TO the
ground, tends 10 widen the per-
spective of house.
Breadth and Freedom
Second, modern use Of the him
OF French style Of roof for thcI
small dwelling is worked out with
fine architectural effect OF ex1
terror lines In the onargo. From1
a short ridge the four slopes of
roof spread like wings. creating,
an impression Of breadth and freel
dom. The pitch Of the ROOF haze
been carefully worked out bs,
National Plan Service architects tss
strike a happy medium between a
higher roof that might create o.
top-hesvy effect and one Of lower
pitch that might look like lid.
ut is such elements of design
which make IL so important for
the home builder 10 use reliably
prepared plans and specifications, :
w. C. Bell. chairman OF Western
Homes Foundation. points out.
During the past five years archi-
tects have given the small home
more study than In the previous
hundred years. The results OF their
studies have been made available
to the public at low cost. IN the
same period progressive retail
lumber dealers have installed archi-
teeturai advisory services for the
benefit of the prospective home
builder. These dealers are able TO
provide revisions OF such designs
az the onargo, to meet individual
needs and preferences. without In
jury to the basic design.
Wall Of Privacy
AS Illustrated, the Onargo ~ a
home with basement. On the prac-
tical side, very effective and
economical utilization Of space has
been worked out in the arrange
ment Of garage, kitchen and serv-
ice entry. The backyard Is left
free for any sort OF landscaping,
or for any playground or utility
use the family may desire. The
rear Of the garage can easily be
extended TO provide a play room or
garden house. II Is a wall for pri-
vacy on that side OF the yard,
which with trellis and vines on
the opposite side, will allow for
the patio type OF outdoor living
30 popular in California.
I'm brief, the onargo has the
prime quality Of home design,
which is appealing to the magma
ton Of the home-seeker. Look at
the simple Illustration OF II long
enough, and you will find real
sense Of a living home growing in
your mind.
I'm the important field Of design.
the onargo wonderfully typifies
the improved values the building
industry Ii offering 10 the public
in 1870"
Plans may be obtained At small
cost from retail lumber dealers
whose advertising appears on this
page.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-28

Capt Rad rrasseh. Tacomas yoyarnT yAchssman who
shippers the s2foot keteh White Cloud and currently
ing time for himself among the Hawaiian islands, has
changed his plans . BIT.
Aeeerasnk hs recent symp~.
stIsr Ia TIE STICK thes cu<tAinx
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-28

Af.HAT1tDsE beloved vessel ~
the local sea Scout snip nj
the same mama, wac '1aunchsd''
Tuesday amid much rain and hun
xA-lng.
Originally . so-foot navy motor
sailer hull. shes underTop~ trans
formation ~ shs sat In stocks on
the portacoma wharves for sev'
srsl months. Ths cranss theirs
lifted her gently 10 hsr proper
slsmsnt yesterday.
BY virtue NJ plans donated BY
Yacntsmsn nj Nielsen. silok ANA
tour naval architect The energetic
leadership and inspired work Of
the groups Skipper Phi orussr.
and the Sea Scouts own money
earning. the ALHATHoas was
heightened ssx fest and acquired
q sls.ton east.iron keel Ths de-
tails thereof are . rsmarkabis tn
buts to seascoutlng. incidentally.
However. when ths AHA
tro~. " oeuspiet~. shs'fi ~
anasssssionsbly the ns~st craft
NJ hsr Kind.
Her rig viii h topssil.sohoonsr
and shell he ~ feet overall IN
length.
Her spread Il eanyss All b. blg
remlndfui ~ the famed Gloacss-
ter fishing schoonsrr nsr hfHs Nill
10 vondsrously old-fsshloned and
salty.
shs'il b. a farst-cla~s snip FOR .
firrt-cias< gang ~ fsiiows who'ys
worked precious hard 10 get this
far on thslr waiiopping nsg pro
)sct--snd stiii nave . lonE. long
task bcfo~ thsm.
Its against All prsnripis for as
10 do any begging nsr.in--sut ~s
respectfully suggest a man could
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kyRIE. &C German registry.
Furthermare. u seems United
Artists In making q movie N the
islands; n wsn have I'd sails
4 the sunsas and sfaff. and
"a all the regulation gear a. .
ity tropical movie. and n win ~
led ~south ef Page Page
A. many = local mariner ard
any a South Tacoma thsatsf-
leT ~ell knows. Capt Rad splits
e time fsfty-flfty between the
s,HfTE CLOUD ard hls cin~ma
ssis South Tacoma Way.
10 what ecuid po~~shis ~ mare
:, ting and proper than that Capt
"a should volunteer hls dual pro-
s.~sonsi services - navigating
!, fie~~ and @illng master II the
.,IkrRiE. ard mncsn rstcnss
~Anf And ~ are~pt~dY
Ne sp~nt NO weeks saAsff~sr-
"a! Ne bAS vspdjammsr throAsh
A., scvth@r~ ~1ands, meanwhile
n.,vsng ths WHITE UuuD fast
er.a Honolulu pier.
!. apt Rad writes he reekens hs's
so~t eligible for an Island pilot .
get he'd just retnrned from an
.,tended junkes among ti~ soath-
n. islands. then The VAIkfNfk
ar then one more trip there tnow
fprogres.l hefore uppinE his
Maud hook and srtsing her hili-asd.
ny for rugvt Eound
With him on the so-day home
ward passage a. compared with
his single handed passage from
Southern California outbound
he'll have At least ora, and perhaps
two. shipmatss.
I'd FitxhArris. former nosth IA
coma nswspap~rman and now
FRISCO journalist. has teen doing
the island Ioafing and snoopanx
with Capt. Rad. and expects TO
sail here with him. the son OF
Pacific Marine supply companys
Bin sheldon perhaps ~iii Join
them.