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MUSIC BoX-Thomas Mitchell and
Freddie Bartholomew IN Swiss
Family Robinson" l2:45. 3:45, $50.
e:55; also Richard Dix and Chester
Morris in THE Marines Fly High"
ii:3o. 2.3o, 5.35, 8 IS.
BLUE MoUsE-Sir Cedric Hardwicke
and Vincent Price in The Invisible
7:33. ao:1l: also Tom Brown and
Peggy Moran IN "Oh Johnny How
You Can Love-" l:l4. 1855. 6:33.
Oil.
RIALT0-Robert Montgomery and
Chicago" ii:4s. 2 40. S 40, 8 :o4; also
Jackie Cooper and Betty Field in
Seventeen" liza, 4:l4. 7l4. 1923.
RIyIERA-Harry Carey and Bruce
Cabot In My Son Is A Criminal:
nn .sS s starr o ana 1or 9 GRAY in
THE Stranger From Texas" 1:lo.
$50. Gas, e.05; also Armstrong
Garcia Fight Films, l:35. 21b,
4:50. 7:25, 1905.
RoXy-James cagney. Pat O'Brien
and George Brent in The Fighting
69th," 100. 800. s 40. TAO. 1000.
RETURN SHOWING
BEvERLY-James Stewart and Mar
Again. also Margo and Walter
Abel in Miracle On Main Street"
COMMUNICATIONS Martin and Rita
Hayworth in Music In My Heart;
also virginia Weidler and Guy Kib-
bee in bad Little Angel"
KAY sTREET-Dorothy Lamour and
AKIN Tamiroff in Disputed Pas
sage: also Jane Wyman and Allen
jenkins in "Torchy Plays With
Dynamite"
LAKEwo0D-The Dead End Kids"
"On Dress Parade. also Richard
Dix and Gail Patrick IN Reno"
PARK-stuart Erwin and Marjorie
Weaver in The Honeymoon s
Over: also Virginia Weidler in
bad Little Angel"
PROCT0R-Stuart Erwin and Mar
jorie Weaver in THE Honeymoon 3
Gantry in Pride OF The Blue
Grass"
REALART-Harry Carey and The
Little Tough Guys In Code OF
The Streets: also Bette Davis and
H-rol Flynn in The Private Lives
of Elizabeth And Essex"
REN-Randolph Scott and Margaret
Lindsay in 40 900 Men A Year:
| also stuart Erwin and Marjorie
Weaver In The Honeymoon 8
/ Over"
sHELL-Tex Ritter in starlight
Over Texas: also Oracle Allen and
Kent Taylor In The Oracle Allen
Murder Case"
srNSET-Gary Cooper and David
Niwn in The Real Glory; also
lynn overman In Death OF A
Champion"
TEMPLE-Louis Hayward and Joan
Bennett in Man In The Iron
Mask: also Barbara Stanwyck and
william Holden in Golden Boy"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-23

The man who wrote the most
widely discussed novel OF modern
literature had his fingers on sue
cess several times; but he got his
first prolonged taste of success
only a relatively short time before
Daryl r. Zanuck began his pro-
duction Of The Grapes of Wrath"
the Steinbeck story that touched
the heart Of the nation. which Goth
Century-Fox will offer at the Mu-
sic Box theater on Saturday.
Steinbeck was born and reared
in Monterey county, California.
He wrote nine books before he
wrote The Grapes of Wrath"
Two OF these sold moderately well.
The remainder passed virtually
unnoticed.
Zanuek, who had long appre-
ciated the power and appeal of
Steinbeek's writing. made a bid
for The Grapes of Wrath" as soon
as the book was published. This
bid was successful and the picture
WAS rushed into production.
Academy Award Winner John
Ford directed The Grapes of
Wrath" Henry Fonda plays Tom
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Tex Ritter Goes in For
Honors as Stunt Man

Stunt stars will have to look to
their laurels, II Tex Ritters latest
starring picture, starlight Over
Texas" now at the Shell theater,
il any indication. In this Mono
gram action epic, the western star
takes falls and leaps from rocks
into high tree, scrambling
through the branches like a Tarzan
to overtake a fleeing renegade with
all the dexterity and agility of the
elder Fairbanks.
Crouper falls, flying mounts, and
fisticuffs galore feature Ritter's
athletic prowess in Starlight Over
Texas"
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Steamboats, OF Wrath Music Box SATURDAY.
Wallace Reid Jr.
Works In Picture

A name that struck q familiar
note with veterans on the set OF
Universal's The Invisible Man
Returns" now playing at the Blue
Mouse theater. belonged TO the
six foot, four inch stand-in for
Alan Napier, character actor who
measures one-half inch over that
mark.
The stand-in was Wallace Reid.
r.. son OF the late star. Ambi-
tious to learn the acting business
from the ground up" young Reid
was assigned the stand-in stint for
Napier because Of his height.
Vincent Price, also six feet, four
inches tall, Is title player in the
film.
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Century to Hold
Fox Troi Finals

Saturday night the Century ball
room will be the scene of the
Southwest Washington Fox Trot
finals and the couple which wins
top honors tomorrow evening will
compete In Seattle the following
week for the Northwest title.
Shirley Craft. local girl who won
q place with Dale Ftzsimmons and
his band, will make her debut to-
morrow. She has been III for the
past two weeks and has not as
yet appeared with the band.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-23
Ex-Pugilisis Seen
In Beverly Picture

Jack Roper and Art Lasky, for
mer contenders for the worlds
heavyweight championship. faced
each other from opposite sides of
the camera during the filming of
Universals "Destry Ride Again. I"
now at the Beverly theater. Roper
plays a cowboy and Lasky u an
assistant cameraman.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-23

When you see the new bill ut the
Rialto you will witness = nicely
balanced program. what with The
Earl Of Chicago" holding down the
heavy end and Seventeen fur
nishing the lighter side Of life.
And just 70 pat the cart b.
fore the horse. Booth TArking-
toa didn't sarn TIE title Of one
q America's lest writers BY
accident, and when you ses
~seveateea- you viii apprcci-
ats that fact.
Here, indeed. II 4 rare little pic
turs one which gives you an
insight into those almost insur-
mountabls problems which face a
very young man when he u In
love.
Jackie Cooper plays the lead In
this production and turns In q
splendid performances. Betty Field
IL the girl In his life =. and what
a girl!
Az for 'The Earl Of Chi
cago," 10 h m unusual story
brought 10 the screen by Rob-
srt Montgomery and Edward
Arnold. IL certainly differs
from the run-of-mlll gangster
yarns and viii bring you many
surprises before the final fade
out.
I can recommend the new bill
at the Rialto a. being above the
average and one which will furnish
an evenings delightful entertain.
ment-
And that win Be all for now
except this II may be just
. coincidence but II % happens /.
that pay day 10 also rent day
and that makes everything
even-stevcn funny world
-. eh. whAts
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frankie Masters Tops
Show al Club Moderne

Hesdlining the new floor show
at the Club Moderne Saturday
night will be Frankie Masters of
the comedy team of Masters and
Grayce.
Frankie was the double" for
the Tin Man in the Wizard OF
Or" and spent six months in Holly
wood working In that picture.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-23
Henry Fonda, Supported by
Strong Cast, in F amous Story
Author Side-Trocked Mony Times
On Road To Success

John Stenbeck has found that there's many slip be-
tween the cup of success and the lip
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battlefields Of France.
Il co-stars Jimmy CAgney,
Pat O'Brien and George Brent,
and boasts the splendid serv-
Ices Of such sterling entertain
ers - Alan Hale, Jeffrey Lynn,
Frank McHugh, Dennis Nor
gan. Dick Foran, WiIliam-Lun-
aigan. Quinn tBig Boy) Will
hams, John Iltel. Henry O'Neill,
sammy Cohen and . raft Of
others.
II you like war stories that are
really told. you win like The
Fighting esth." because II II q
masterpiece Of comedy and drama
and offers an interesting study OF
the complex fabric Of which armies
are made.
II may also prove enlIghten-
ing 10 some Of our over-xealous
youngsters whose conception
Of war h . bit top-heavy with
hands, banners and blends.
In addition to the splendid war
picture. Roxy patrons will find
amusement In Donald Ducks The
Rivetsrs' and Edgar Kennedy'a
Act Your Age" There 10 also an
other interesting short subject
titled "Germany's West Wall"
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With three first run shows OPEN
ing on one day your reporter did an
afternoon and evening shift and re-
views which appear in this column
are not necessarily written in the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-23

order Of their importance but rather in the order IN wncn
And now to the woodpe where there il much choppng
70 do = = ~.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-23

Cecil Gwinn, -. Of Seattle,
prominent Northwest theater
owner, died yesterday follow
Ing m operation.
He was . partner In theaters
n Centralia, Chehalis and Mon
tesane and was formerly asso-
dated with Fox-West Coast.
His WIFE Mrs. Trndy Gwinn,
anA . daughter. Elaine, stu
dent 1t the Univcrsity a WASH
ington, survive.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-23

Joad. Among other players fea-
tured In the cast are Jane Darwell
as Ma Joad. John Carradine a.
easy, the preacher, Charley Grape
win as Grampa. Doris Bowdon
as Rosasharn and Russell Simpson
as Pa Joad.
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Student 10 Receive
Tuition as AIimony

ALAMEDA. Cal - Something
new ~ assnscny annals vas record
81 hers whra = divorce wss
granted Joseph rAen,s~a ~, wha
lat year married Gtenda rhom-
am. ts.ysar old hsEh ssheas ssa-
drns meassies SIS : meath slsnscsty
for the next "a manths fnemsnn
alsa agYeei 10 pay nss saistsn fss
NJ $40 SO a semester at the Tint.
vsfslty II c~aufnrula In The svsus
dc aeai.les 10 eampl.ts hss saa-
cation.
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.Apricois Now
In Full Season

Local wholesalers Monday re-
poFtsd q large supply ~ apusoss
haa arrived here from eastern
washingssa \, vas .stt the .-sson
weula last shSnut 10 DAYS and those
asslrins 10 osn this fruit ~srs ADJ
vlsea 70 - - within tnst time
TIE aprieats wsrs quoted a. 30
ard a. cents per IA ~ lax
shipments u cslsscsnsa aad
eastern Washington peacls~. we're
expected before ma middle ss tire
week. Advanced rfics quotations
we're ret available
Csntsicupes were plentiful saonK
the rv~. ~ith prices ranging from
g. 10 % - ger crate, Trey were
said 10 Re n god quality,
Above quotations are Wholesale
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-02
BY LOUIS VI.

NEW YoRk - Trust company
snd commercial bank seeond-ansr-
ter reports vii be released early
next week. The figures will show
Improvement ever those Of the first
! hree months
Bankers saw talk Of banks reap
hc large profits because Of the
national defense program are eN-
sggerated. There will be some IN
ereased financing demands, but not
nearly so large as reported. Cor
porations have huge cash balances
on hand.
Bank third-qusrter earnings will
average above those Of the first
snd second quarters. and fourth
|ouarter nets will continue the bet
ternent. But no spectacular a
period profits are anticipated
Emergency-New York clearing
blouse member banks will not close
on Saturday during the months of
July and August This because Of
the war emergency. The agree
nent does not include non-member
or savings banks. But they are
expected TO follow suit-as will the
Federal Reserve bank OF New York.
Foreign Banking - Come what
may, says Joseph II. Durrell, senior
National City bank vice president
In charge of the 66 foreign branch
offices. business goes on as usual.
His branches have gone through
revolutions. plaques. fires, hurri-
canes. typhoons. earthquakes and
wars and he secs no rea.on why
the nazi b%litzkrieg changes the
picture. In fact, the branches in
Holland, France and Belgium con-
tinue operating full time. Because
nf wars, men are replaced by
l~omen. Banks carry on because
Of business requirements. not
changes In geography.
Protected - New York banking
opinion is that the w~ar-shattered
Industrial plants Of Europe will be
reconstructed in various parts OF
Canada. Huge amounts of refugee
funds will be used for that pur-
pose.
Refugee manufacturers feel they
would be safe in starting business
anew in Canada since it is ada
cent to friendly United states and
protected by the Monroe doctrine.
Building will go on regardless Of
the European outcome.
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Behind the Ticker

Pstriotism-rhe British treasury
Is currently offering its final"
war-losn bonds Proof Is had in
the report that Prudential Assnr-
anee Co. Ltd. Britain's largest
insurance firm. invested its entire
cash position Of 10, oo0, 900 and
did not disturb present government
bond holding. amounting TO IT'S
0oo. 900. Other institutional invss-
tors are going through the same
patriotic gesture.
Reports Are That United states
steel's Railroad subsidiary. Du-
luth. Missahe 4 Iron Range. aver
aging loadines so per cent ahead
Of 1889 Pittsburgh Forsings
TO distribute 81 a share in divi-
dends this year Great North
ern Railway preferred 1910 net
privately estimated al IS a share:
no nearby bond msturities
Warren Foundry 4 Pipes first six
months net estimated al $50 a
share; mostly from iron ore sales.
C~rocker-Wheoler's 1910 net esti-
mated at so cents a share Ma
tionsl Dairy Products first six
months to show IS cents a share
Sl0i shown last year like period
Douglas Aircraft's foreign or
ders total over 500. 600. 900
American Steel Foundries' first six
months net placed at 81 IS = share
third-quarter bookings lower
Zenith radio sales averaging well
ahead Of last year, this official.
Bath Iron Works backlog totals
about $50. o0o. 900; mostly navy
work North American Ava
tons current-quarter net Will
40 cents a share WHY'S
Overland's March 81 first fiscal
six months shows deficit of s2si.-
2a2 and. that railroad equip
ment companies second-qusrter
prospects bright due TO increased
carrier demands in preparation for
heavy national defense freight
movement
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%Englond's Perks Are
Made Into Gardens

JONDON-Even the royal parks
of England have to do their share
Of making sacrifices for the war.
The beautiful green stretches Of
Bushey Park, Richmond Park and
Regents Park are being turned
into gardens. Keepers have been
instructed to grow vegetables.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-02

Sonxns EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
~ iuthsrsn Compass hitsi0n ib1o
PsrsHf ave 70 . m - J D N
Ma ssss. sxeep. saturdays
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S sG9l Jus aii5i q S aaoP 70 S5sai1'iaf1F
washing,ons foreeast-Fair in
the east portion and cloudy in the
west portion Monday night and
Tuesday; light rain on the coast
cooler in the interior Of the west
portion Tuesday. gentle southerly
wind off the coast and over inland
waters
Rainfall in Tacoma for the -
hours ending at 5 a. m. Monday,
none. since January l. 1871 inches.
= shortage OF 1.64 inches.
Wind at = m. Monday. north
east 5 mp.h.; barometer at 5000
and rising .o2.
Sun rises At 4la = m. Tuesday
and sets at SOS ?. m.
TscomA's weather on July /,
1889 Clear. no rain. maximum
temperature IS degrees and mini
mum 81. Highest wind velocity IS
m pm from the north.
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Stocks in Irregular Drop,
With Volume Very Small
Markets at q
Glance

stocks irregularly lower IN
quiet trade.
Bondsi Irregular. u n. govern
ments higher. Italian dollar
loans weak
Curb stocks; frregulsrly lower.
Foreign Eschsnsei Steady.
Cotton; Irrerularly lower.
Wheat y to y cent higher.
Corn Up y TO y cent.
Rubber Up more than cent
a pound.
silver; Unchanged In New York
at AN cents.
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Moon Quarter Neon GaaTter
JulyS Jul1 "a JUS 10 JUS ~
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TUESDAYS u

NORTHWEST BANKS
Portland -Clearings s7272 .o26.'
IS. balances $3.50. 50059.
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shares the smallest total since
July 3. last year. when the approx
mate was 2i0,0 900 shares. Fridays
turnover WAS ii70,o 900 shares. Curb
sales we're $4,000 shares. compared
with 2s6 900 Friday.
NEW YORk-Stoeks made an
irregular decline Monday. with vol
ume around the smallest for .
year.
War stocks led the decline. They
were Influenced by President
Roosevelts request for a steeply
graduated tax on excess profits,
10 prevent creation OF millionaires
on the nations defense work.
Other factors against the market
included the uncertainties In the
var zones. A holiday Thursday
led to some evening up OF commit
ments.
steel operations dropped 10 H2
per cent. off 142 per cent from the
previous week. This was In line
with expected holiday reductions.
Trading continued dull to the
close.
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QUOTATIONS.

touetations courtesy Dean "itter n
Co. washington Blds smbSp
New York STOCK ErehAnse)
HlFn Los Close
Evening star., 1940-06-09
BABY CHICKS

BEACHS BLOOD TESTED CHICKS. reduced
from $40 to 81 per hundred: all chicks are
from Maryland State and U. S. approved
focks no better can be had at any price
Duckllngs: turkey poults and goslings re-
duced. We carry full line of Pratt's feeds
and remedies; also distributor for Jamesway
poultry equipment. l.. E. Beachs Hatchery,
Norbeck, Md. Ashton ABB.
ROCKS. Reds, Leehorns. S725 the hun
Sred; none are better; poults ducks and
ro. Call Falls Church tVa) 134S.
COWAN'S S baby-started chicks Md. q S.
approved and pul tested Coop prices
CoWan,s Hatchery. Bowie. Md Phi 234l
ROCKS, R. I. Reds White Leghorns $50
per 100. Conkey's feeds. James Feed store
ol9 K st. NV. Metropolitan oOS9
CHICKS Lge. type S. c. w. Leghorns,
81 90 100, b and VIII
Rocks. R; I. Reds; 81 90 100. Large Eng
VIII. Ieghorn pullets. 5000 100
n. H. Reds, $3.50 100. Leg. ckls., ST as
l92 siisfd srssds grade
P P prompt any yShipmept 11iTn q sash Or c. o. D.
DEPT. :. McALISTERVILLE PA
Evening star., 1940-06-09

ANTIQUES-Must sacrifice beautiful Eu-
ropean Victorian hi-back armchair, elabo-
rately carved rosewood, upholstered in
hand doomed needlepoint perfect condi-
tion; decorator S piece, also gorgeous Span
ish shawl, cost & 80, sell $40; also French
.lncelYn
Evening star., 1940-06-09
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

are cnS n nr oet fore every
drastic reductions. Here are a few of
the many values: 12-bass Hohner. Ss.75;
4s-bass white pearl LIE Mar. S24 50; So
bass white pearl Marino, S42 so; 800
bass LIE Mar, $3.50; l20-bass BLACK
pearl lie Mar SIS; 120-bass Scandalll,
S10950: 120-bass white pearl Excelsior,
Sls5; 12O-bass gold finished, 3-shift Ex-
celsior. S265: easy terms. MA. 473o.
kift'S. 123N G
Evening star., 1940-06-09

EVINRUDE and Elto outboard motors;
Thompson boats. New and used; service
and parts; used parts; factory representa-
tiVeS. 131 tn
Evening star., 1940-06-09
$4,000.

CONSOLIDATED CRUISER
45x10 6X3. double cabin. inclosed bridge.
deckhouse; designed and built by Consol-
idated. Speedway 1S5-h.p. engine; speed,
Il miles; forward cabin. 4 berths, lavatory
and galley. Protane gas cooking, 32-volt
lights, aftercabin, 4 double berths, lava
tory, electric, toilet; cost over 100000;
perfect condition throughout. See steward,
Capitol Yacht Club.
Evening star., 1940-06-09

ew SAFE, /. small; ! Mosler vault door with
eW inner doors for sale. 73S 9th st. NV
Evening star., 1940-06-09

2 NICE HORSES / thoroughbred. one "a
bred quiet; closing farm for summer,
anxious sell. Call Falls Church s04W11.
Evening star., 1940-06-09

WANTED cupboard motors regardless of
SIZE or condition: cash for same. s3'
l
Evening star., 1940-06-09

offered in air-conditoning units is now on
While they last. One room capacity l3-h D.
units. at less than half the original sale
price: uncond. guaranteed. For immedia to
detaiiS call Brincefield Co., Inc. Dupont
Evening star., 1940-06-09

SAFES for office (2): one iron, one steel:
both in good condition Apply Marx JeWelry
Co, 73S 7th st. NV, cor. 7th and II
Evening star., 1940-06-09

large dresser highboy adjustable wheel
char ir small g. E. icebox good cond
f9lS ~ Hamp. ave, Apt. lo1. GE. 63'4.
BEDROOMS, 35 to 40 suites, $3.50 and
up N MAPLE, WALNUT and MAHOG
MOOERNlSr1C and PERIODS Terms.
GREEN FURN. co, OPEN EYES, 5000
Ga. ave. GE. 92o3
Evening star., 1940-06-09

| RADIO 1899 r. C. A. and automatic
Victrola combination; cost Sl75. plus S75
| worth records; all for S75. Adams 1922
| before noon, after 6 pm Monday
Evening star., 1940-06-09

FOR SALE-2O-ft Dodge utility open
cabin boat in excel running condltion'
motor, new paint, full mahogany bright
work: $500 Call National S545 Branch 8.
Evening star., 1940-06-09

ELECTRIC MACHINE and press for juicing
vegetables, carrots, celery etc at - price
5000, Lincoln 1862, Mr. Haven
ELECTRIC RANGE. Hotpoint, 3 burners,
Co. l06 BALTIC blvd, Hyattsville. WA
Evening star., 1940-06-09
CATTLE IIvEsrocK

also steers or heifers;
will pasture several work or riding horses
and exercise; r. c. zantzinger, Upper
Evening star., 1940-06-09
MIS- ELL AN EOUS.
GOATS.
(Continued.)

EvINRUDE sPEEDIFoUR, 33-hp. out,
board motor recondtioned and guaran-
teed; very reasonably priced: terms II de-
sired S. King Fulton, Inc. sos Maine
Evening star., 1940-06-09

PIANO--Sightly used, small size spinet
piano in very good condition. S95. Very
easy terms. MA. 4730. Kits, 1890 G st.
slightly used now for sale at q worth
while saving over the new price; very
easy terms. MA. 4730. Kits, 1890
Evening star., 1940-06-09

ANTIQUE WALNUT SPOOL BED box
spring and mattress. Victorian marble top
chest. bed stand and table to match. EN-.
Evening star., 1940-06-09

CLARINETS-Drastic reductions on all
reconditioned instruments. Buckeye. was
$3.50, now $3.50: Penzell-Mueller was
SS5. now S32.50 LaValla. was SOD so,
| now S34; French clarinet, was 500. now
SAL 80. All real values at these prices
Easy terms. Private lessons included at
small additional charge. MA. 413O. Kits,
13pn
Evening star., 1940-06-09

lain. automatic peach for home cot
tage or beach, reas. Sun. all week, AT
Evening star., 1940-06-09

PIANO-Practically new popular style
Huntington Louis XIV model spinet. now
for sale at a 500 saving owner has been
transferred out of the. city. and it can
small monthly payments. MA 1928 Jor-
dams, corner 18th and G. SITS
Evening star., 1940-06-09

PLEASURE or fishing cabin boat tThe Bay
hound). 29A2 by 10 ft., 75-h.p. Gray mo-
tor; built 1897: in water near Hollywood
Md Price. S400 settling estate. R. N
Jones' 1927 1ngomar st. NV, after 6 p m
WOodleY ms
Evening star., 1940-06-30
Canadian Industrial
Controls frightened
Special Dispatch to The Star.

~SNSA'4 DAoPubSAi W ne OLdE.
MONTREAL, June 29.-Energetic
measures are already in train for
using the emergency powers con-
ferred by Parliament on the Can
adian federal government for the
complete mobilization of the man.
power and material resources of the
dominion, according to the current
business summary of the Bank of
Montreal.
The comparatively mild schemes
of control which have been exercised
since the beginning of the war over
industry are being rigidly tightened
up, and, although the process will
involve serious readjustments Of
business practices, they are being
cheerfully faced both by employers
and workers, the bank states.