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MDTAS SWlAI ~

tonic Cedillo, primo hermano
de la Sra. Rosita Grimaldi, do
miciliada en- ell 9l9 de la IL
agenida.
Ell Sr. Cedillo procede de Ia
.Ciudad de Mexico, su ciudad
natal, y Sc ha prcpuesto visitar
distintas ciudadeS 10 Florida y
el Norte. Su estarcia en- 6Sta Sc
ra de varios dias Y sera hueSped
de los espoSos Grimacdi.
los esposos Grimaldi con el
objeto de que su estancia por
estos lares le sea de provecho V
satisfaction 10 han inyitado a
IN viaje en- maquina por las dis
tintas ciudades del Sur de la
Florida, habiendo partido en- la
manana de hoy.
Muchas diversiones Y gr2ta
estancia lie desea ell c~roniSta.
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z M PoR Ell CAIoR
EN- JACKSONVILLE

Jacksonville, Julio 25.-Uha
persona muri6 de postraci6n
por Ell calor y otras r~ecibieron
tratamiento de emergencia aqui
aver, segundo dia tn tie Ia ,e.l-
reratura Sc elev6 a los 100
grades.
Ell fallecido 10 fue Tate h.
Cason, de SO amos, y trabajador
de la WPA; estaba empLeado ell
las obras de la base naval cerca
de aqui y despu6s del mediodia
sufri6 un collapse Y muri6 en-
una ambulancia canine del hos
pital. Ell medico que 10 examine
achaca SD muerte a postraci6n
por ell calor.
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A CADENA
PERPETUA

Herman Scarpa, de AZ amos
de edad, fue sentenciado aver a
cadena perpetua por la muerts
de Leonard Grantham, de S5,
en- una tragedia sobre las entra-
das de un peqleno negocio que
esntre los dos explotaban.
Scarpa Sc declare culpable en-
Ia Corte del Circuito ante Ct
juez A. z. Adkins, de Starke,
que presidfa por ausencia del
juez Parks, Y dej6 a la opinion
ddl juez ell decidir 81 10 habiaa
demandar a la silla electrical o
a la prisi6n de por vida. Ell juez
OPTIC por 10 ultimo.
La tragedia en- que Grantham
perdi6 la vida ocurri6 ell pasado
Is de abril en- la carretera II,
despues de que Scarpa y Gran
than habia tenido una acalora-
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y como 10 %prometido es del-
da, es esta la raz6n de la cele-
braci6n de esta fiesta, para sa-
tisfacci6n de ellos Y de todos
sus simpatizadores.
Esta fiesta bailable estara
amenizada por las orquestas
"Don Francisco" y Sonora
comenzando el mismo a las 10
de la noche continuance hasta
las $50 de la mahana.
No 10 olviden Sabado 8 Ge
Agosto.
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Por MARIO RODRIGUEZ

Slack Suit Dance
Gran animation reina entire
nuestra juventud para asiStir al
bale de verano cue celebra la
Secci6n de Recreo del Circulo,
bajo la experta direction de
nuestro amigo Raul Nogueira,
V que por ncmbre Eeva SLACK
Sui Dance.
Esta fiesta, que es la segun-
da por demanda popular, ten
dra efecto en- su patiofardin,
en- Ell que seran colocadas un
buen ndmero de mesas, las que
podran ser OcupadaS por los
asistentes sin costo alguno.
Entire los aSistentes sc sor-
tearan dos trajes Stacks, uno
para damas y otro para caba-
lleros.
La orquesta latina, o sea LA
Tropical" que sera Ia que ejecu-
tara la primera pieza, eonti-
nuando hasta las dos de la ma
mana, siguierdole e. conjunto
uue dirige ell professor Frank
Grasso.
La Ultima plea terminara 9
as 40 de la manana.
Muy m6dica la cantidad sena'
lada por la entrada.
No olviden que los asistenteS
pueden asistir en- Stacks Suits G
camiSas de mangas cortas.
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IA cAMFANA PARA FL Q.
II MF6Ece DE LOS
: TSGOLARES
TSOGAREc

A'enla6os por e. ofrecimien-
u dc $4,000 por parte del de-
rsrtcmogto de Sandal del Es-
.tatc, g organize aver un conf
.e eli IA Camara de Comercio pa
IA buscar Ia maners de cue a
'ciadad ! el condado contribu-
yam a que Sc lleven a termino IS
te ano los acostumbrados exame
mes mediccs en- las escuelas.
NJ. j. Macler, de la Legion
Americana, fue nombrado pre-
sidente del Comite, y Sc presen-
tara ante la Comisi6n del con-
dado hoy para que este contri-
buya, aunque solo sea en- parte,
al financiamiento de los exame-
mes medieos eScolares.
La oferta de $4,000 la hizo Ell
DR.. Samuel w. Norwood, asis-
.ente director de Ia oficina del
Estado que entisnde en- los a
3untos de maternidad pero con
la condici6n de que otras agen-
las locales contribuyap con
$54'O. FL fondo combinado De
$7,400 seria suficiente para OBJ
tener los servicios de dos enfer
meras y los medicos necesarios
para llevar a termino los mel.
cionadoS exameneS en- las escue
las.
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81 Bale de maaano

Para mahana Sabado anun-
e,a Ia Logia Druidas America
nos una fiesta bailable en- sus
salores de la Gale Howard Y
Spruce.
ESta fiesta que por nombre
Neva Rainbow Dance" sera a.
menizada por la Nluesta de
color "Hot Chocolate, dando
comienzo a las 10 de la noche
continuance hasta bien entrada
horas de la madrugada.
Entire los asistentes sc sOr-
teara un valioso premio,
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Teatro del Circsdo Cubano

Anuncia la compahia de Re-
vistas cubanas 1910 para hoy
viernes ell estreno de la monu-
mental obra titulada "AMOR
DE MADRE".
Para Ia segunda parte pre-
sentaran un gran acto de varie-
dades.
Precios de entrada: Lunetas
numeradas 25e. Tertulia 15c y
memories lOc.
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Gran Bale

Gran Bale
10 celebrara Ia LOgia Caba-
I'eros LealeS de America. el sa.
bado 3 de agosto en- Ell Patio
Jardfn del Circulo Cubano.
Esta fiesta es continuation de
IN Picnic que tuvieron que sus-
pender a mediados de la celebra
ion a causa de la lIuvia.
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CumpleaTOS.

CumptedHOS.
En- Ell uia de hoy ha legado a
la florida edad de los catorce
a1os una apreciada amiguita del
'ronista; tratase de la Srta.
Gloria Franco, hija de los es-
poses Francisco Franco y Tere-
sa Franco, domiciliados en- la
caale II.
Una sincera felicitaci6n en-
viamos con esuas lineas a Gloria.
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da disputa en- ell mercado de YER
duras y frutas. En- la comisi6n
del crimen Scarpa hizo tres dis
paros contra Grantham, uno de
allos mortal.
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ShOaOer Party

En- dlas pasados fue objeto de
un Shower Party la simpatica
Y gentil senorita Rosa Guggino,
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A COSTA

a LCSTA
No pase humillaciones por tener
Ia cara LENA az gfanvs. Aqul es-
ia la ayrda El liouido ZEMO.
poderoso suavizante, alivia r&pf-
damente Ia comezon, Ell doloT y
cura. ZEMO coItiene 10 de los
mas poderosos Electives ingre-
dientes meiicos. recOmendados
por especiaiistas de gran mkrito.
Una prueba lie convencer6. 81 ots.
Che y S1.00. En- cualquier boti~A-
La gaceta., 1940-07-26

En- CiGje de placer
En- dfas pasados lleg6 a esta
eiudad ell distinguido joyen An
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-03
Bridge Accident
Victims Recovering

Record of no industrial fatalities
since start Of construction Of Ia
coma Narrows bridge year and
a half ago remained intact despite
injury of seven men Friday after
noon.
Harry Amber. Bethlehem Steel
Co. employee. alone remained in
Tacoma General hospital Saturday.
suffering from broken left
shoulder caused by the unexpected
fall of a cable being dismantled.
Grover A. McClain, Bethlehem
superintendent, suffered a broken
left forearm.
Others hurt were Pete Kreiter
and Theodore p. Erni, treated at
Tacoma General hospital. and
William ]. O'Hara, together with
two other workmen who were
taken to Gig Harbor for treat
ment of bruises and cuts.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-03
Arrest Suspect on
Burglary Charge

Harlan Mitchell, "a, was in Jail
Saturday, charged with first de-
gree burglary.
Mitchell was arrested on a war
rant issued by Judge Clarence
Layton's court Friday, listing him
as the burglar who broke into
the Hambone cafe, 610 St. Helens
ave, Wednesday night. The bur-
glar who looted the place stole $40
from four money caches.
Detectives Walter Lesnick and
Joe Devereaux sought Mitchell
Friday, and arrested him when he
reached his hime, 6135 So. st.
in the afternoon. He was lodged
in the city Jail in lieu of $500
bail. Complainant in the case is
Dorothy Sexton, proprietress of
the cafe. Mitchell once had an
operating interest in the restau-
rant, but not currently. police said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-03
Award Approach
Paving Contract

Award of contract for the
concrete surfacing of the 9Th ave.
approach to the Narrows bridge
Saturday speeded plans for the
scheduled July opening.
The city's board of contracts
and awards gave the contract to
the Tacoma firm of Woodwork &
Cornell, Inc. lowest bidders on
the project, Saturday. The win
ming tender was for S45, 90l 30.
The contract stipulates the work
is to be completed by June 20.
Concrete surfacing will be laid
on a strip 40 feet wide and 4,1s7
feet in length, extending from 9th
ave. to the toll plaza.
Other bids submitted were those
Of Albert Anderson, Tacoma, SAT-
76901: Northwest Construction
Co. Seattle, $50, 150.50; Central
Construction Co, Seattle, S54.551
and Maori Bros. and Larry Colluc-
clio. Seattle, s5s.379.40.
Action on the Broadway-St.
Helens resurfacing award was
withheld until next Wednesday,
pending receipt Of necessary in
formation from bonding COM
panies.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-03
SHIP SALES CONTINUE

Saturday the L. S. maritime
commission announced invitations
for bids TO reoondition ten ships
Of its "sterilized" fleet Of laid-up
vessels, and AZ the same time
granted approval for sale Of the
following ships:
Kainalu. 6.047-ton freighter of
the Matson Navigation Co. to the
Newsprint Supplies Co. OF London:
Blue Water, 2e0-ton yacht Of
Lawrence c. Carstens OF Cahfor-
MIA to Earnest A. Riddell Of Van
couver, 3. C. Coalinga, s57-ton
tanker OF Tidewater Associated
Oil Co. to Compsnia Perusna de
Vaporesy D. S. Of Callao. Peru,
Ramona Eek Admiral Cove 1913
ton freighter of Ramona Steam
ship Co, Of Seattle to Wallem &
Co. Of Hong Kong. with transfer
to Panamanian registry.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-03
CPS. Receives Fine
Geology Slides

Frederick A. McMillin, professor
Of geology at College of Puget
Sound, announced Saturday that
the geology department has
acquired some 1900 slides which
belonged to the estate Of the late
DR.. w. S. Beckman. These slides
cover the entire field OF geology.
DR.. Beckman was professor Of
geology in New England colleges
for a number Of years and later
was transferred 10 the University
Of Cincinnati. In 1900 he went
out on lecture tour, at which
time he used the slides.
The slides will make up an i'm
portsnt part Of the work Of stu
dents next year, Prof. Mchillin
said
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-03
Report One New
Paralysis Case

Identification of one new case
of infantile paralysis was made
Saturday by health officials. who
reported the situation otherwise
unchanged.
Ten-year-old Ueona Haven, Of
Midland, hospitalized Friday as a
suspect patient, developed definite
symptoms Saturday. but was not
generally affected by paralysis.
She was the first of numerous sus-
pect cases in the past week to de-
velop positive reaction. Her con-
dition was not regarded critical,
and officials said other patients
show little change, excepting minor
improvement in one instance.
Three suspect cases were under
observation Saturday, DR.. Norman
E. Magnussen, Pierce county health
director, stated. He was arrang-
ing a conference Of local physicians
with DR.. E. c. Rosenow, noted
Mayo specialist, who has returned
to Tacoma to aid in the fight here.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-03
Add 100 Men 10
Power Line Crews

One hundred men will be added
next week to the Pierce county
crews clearing the Chehalis-Ren-
ton right-of-wsy of the Bonneville
power transmission line.
Fifty men will be added Monday
to the Lake Taps crew which oe-
gan clearing operations in that
area three weeks ago. Wednesday
morning another so men will start
on a new sector near Yelm.
Bids for the erection Of the
transmission line towers are ex-
pected to be called shortly. Gable,
insulators and other material nee
essary for erection of the towers
are already in storage in yards
located at North Puyallup, Kent
and Yelm.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-03
Building Permits
Hit Sl.225. $50

Building construction authorized
In May boosted the years figure
to date well over the $1,000. 900
mark, Building Inspector McCor-
mick revealed Saturday.
Issuance Of 1913 permits for con-
struction valued at 1925. 400 raised
the years figure TO $1.225. $50.
against $762.16o for the same
period in 1889.
New residence construction for
May totaled $22e. 500. with 90 per-
mits issued. bringing the years
total to $685. for 23s new
homes. Permits for May far ex-
ceeded the $lS6.es4 set in the same
month last year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-03
Erwin 10 Face
Portland Charue

After being held in Tacoma for
three weeks as n suspect in the
burglary of the Perkins building
here May 3, Jack Erwin, 36, was
returned to Portland, Ore, Sstur-
day TO face charges Of attempted
robbery.
Erwin and a companion were ar
rested in Portland after allegedly
staging a robbery attempt in
which Erwin received a minor gun
wound.
He was returned to Tacoma with
the other suspect. Torrance Flagg,
26. who confessed his part in the
burglary of seven offices In the
Perkins building and was SEN
fenced TO miximum l5-year term
in the state penitentiary.
Similar charges against Erwin
were dropped when the janitor who
was the victim of the Perkins
burglary failed to identify him.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-03
Changes Made
In Fire Dept.

Promotion of two men in the
fire department and other re-
assignments were announced Sat-
urday by Fire Chief Emory
Whitaker.
The changes. effective at once,
resulted as a sudden decision fol-
lowing the retirement of Capt. II.
D. Hardin. of No Is station.
Lieut.. G. B. Mcmillan was pro-
NOTED captain in Harbin's place
and transferred TO No. company.
Fireman l.. c. Chambers was pro-
NOTED to lieutenant in McMillan's
place and assigned to No. Is sta
ton.
Capt. Charles Music was trans
ferred to No. Is station, Lieut..
George Dague was transferred to
No. l station; Fireman r. w.
Haskell was transferred to No. 13
station and Jay Milliron, newly
appointed fireman, was assigned
to No. company. r. X. Heymel,
under temporary appointment as
a fireman, will serve at No. Q
station.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-03
Drinks Poison
After Quarrel

Mrs. Walter Waldo. as. Was
under the care Of physicians in a
local hospital Saturday. the victim,
police said. Of a poison she swal-
lowed deliberately.
Attendants reported she respond
ed to treatment AZ Tacoma Gener-
al hospital. where she was taken
in the early morning. Her eondi-
ton was not serious. During a
quarrel with her husband at their
home. 500 No. Alder st, police
were told she threatened to take
her life, walked out 10 the rear
steps and lifted a small bottle to
her lips.
The act was observed by Mrs.
Cleors Miller, 1921 No. sth st. who
summoned police after Waldo ran
to her house and asked her 10 tele-
phone for a doctor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-03
Divorce Actions

Divorce actions were filed in
superior court here Saturday by J.
p. against Myrtle Nielsen. grounds
cruelty: Ruth E. against Leonard
f. Peddersen. cruelty and Excess
sive use Of intoxicants; George
against Leona Goodner. cruelty,
and Ernestine against George l..
Stockman. burdensome homelife.
introductory DEGREES were
granted to Joyce M. from Albert
S. Csnedy. Alvina from /. r.
Herigstad. Elizabeth T. from II. C.
Bowman. Ruth E. from Leonard A.
Peddersen. and L. NJ from F. NJ.
Burt: final DEGREES to Helen from
Harry kopperman, Esther from
Irwin Fitzgerald. Bessie from Les
lie Summerfield. Frank T. from
Martha A. Sorenson. Letitia B.
from Kirby L. Hill and Doris from
Thomas Gibson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-03
Dalles N. Simonsen,
Sportsman, Passes

LONGVIEW, Wash.-Dalles NJ.
Simonsen, 81. a Longview news
paperman since the city was sys-
tematically planned by the Long
Bell Lumber company, died Thurs
day night after paralytic stroke.
He had been managing editor of
the Longview Daily News for II
years until last October when he
left the post because of Illness.
He was n former Portland
publisher and had worked on
newspapers In Tillamoois, Ore,
and Spokane before coming
here. He was widely known In
sports circles, having been
president Of basebalrs Old
Timer league for several
years.
He WAS best known here for a
daily column which he signed
"Bund." and which contained
whimsical anecdotes and humorous
comment. The column attracted a
heavy fan mail.
He is survived by his widow,
Tressa, a son, Rodney. and his
father, Jess Dalles Of The Dalles,
Ore.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-03

Moon Quarter Moon Quarter
June S June "a June 10 June az
Forecast for washington-Part.
ly cloudy tonight and Sunday with
local showers over mountains
slightly cooler In west and south
portion tonight; gentle variable
winds off coast and over inland
waters.
At Tacoma, s a. m. Saturday
Light rain; wind north 2 m. D. h.
Barometer 5000, steadily rising.
OF.
Rainfall at Tacoma "a hours
ending s A. m. Saturday. .0s inch:
excess over normal, .03; since Jan.
l, 1908 inches. deficiency of 80
inch.
Sun rises at Tacoma Sunday at
Ais; sets at 1888; rises Monday
at AIT; sets at 1853.
Outlook tor next week, far west
ern states-Generally fair weather,
but showers over mountains middle
of week; mperatures near
normal.
Tacoma's weather on June /,
1e39-Partly cloudy, no rain. maxi
mum temperature 81 degrees and
minimum a. Highest wind velocity
II m. p. h. from the west.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-03
city of Destiny"
Publisher Bankrupt

celia Newcomb. 304 So. 18th St,
publisher of the magazine, City
Of Destiny" filed petition Of bank
ruptcy in federal district court Fri
day. She listed liabilities amount
ing to sl,221.40, against. assets
of $40.
Also filed Friday was the bank
ruptcy petition Of Dale Hughes of
Csmas. Wash. He listed liabilities
Of S5ss so, with no assets.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-03
Ohonepecosh Road
Opening June is

Formal opening and dedication
Of the new east side road. con-
Meeting Chinook Pass highway
with Ohanepecosh hot springs,
will be held June Is, the Auto
mobile Club of Washington's Ia
coma office was informed Satur-
day by o. w Carlson. acting
superintendent of Rainier National
park.
The road, TO be paved COM
pletely before it is opened to traf-
fic, leaves the Chinook Pass high
way ~. s. 400 3la miles above
the Sunrise entrance 10 the ma
tional park. II goes south through
the park to the Ohanepecosh en-
trance. The hot springs will he
So miles from Tacoma by the new
route.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-03

eGi;cen5e1

Marriage license applications
have been filed with Pierce county
auditor by Gaylord Earl Green,
90, 63S Elizabeth st, Sumner. and
Grace Eleanor Mason. %, Route /,
Box 534, Puyallup; Julius Bardtke,
SO. Route 2, Box 200, Tacoma, and
Minnie Rosenow, SO, Route Z. Box
230, Tacoma; Louie +. Miller. %.
Box 230, Puyallup, and Helen Mar
garet Wescott. 10, 1902 Ea. B st,
Tacoma; Manley Ray Smith. %,
624 No. Junett, Tacoma, and Lula
Adeline Naylor %. Seattle; John
Rodger Moore. %. Randle, and
Vivian H. Patterson, 20, 2s05 No.
Proctor, Tacoma; Paul NJ. Akin,
90 Bellingham, and Helen l.. Mer-
GER. 81, 1861 So. Gunnison. Ia
coma, James Franklin Curl, %.
Fort Lewis, and Charlotte Ade-
line Clark. Is. Route 5. Box 904.
Tacoma; Robert Roswell. "a. asp
No. Ferdinand. and Doris Gawana
Bernhard, 81. HOS Ea. 35th; Will
liam Henry Othick. 81. Washington
apis, and Caryl Ellen Mccoy, %,
6029 South Tacoma way; Bert
Kelso, 60, 80 So. saith st, and
Bertha Hill Cole, 54, Covina,
Calf; Jack O'Gieblyn, SO, Che
halls, and Rachel Nicksen. "a,
Huntington. Utah; Roger B. Kief-
fer, &c. GA No. Trafton. and
Marjorie Adeline Paulson. %, 1929
No. Fife; George A. Wilson, %,
4024 Ea. G st, and Mabel Ann
Lien. 20, 4019 Ea. Spokane st. !;
Ernest w. Blondell. rs, Route !.
Box 1876. Bremerton. and Lyla
Jones. 20, Route /, Box 100, Gig
Harbor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-03

Two Western Washington league
teams with nary a victory on their
record thus far will attempt to hit
the win column this Sunday when
they tackle two of the top dogs in
the 1910 race.
Tillicum Chiefs the former Con-
sumers Meat nine that went unde-
feated in league play in 1899. will
try TO shake off a three-game los
ing streak by defeating second
place Midland at Midland.
Shipbuilders, having calked up
the seams that caused their first
two losses. expect to sink Span
away Lakesiders on the Spanaway
diamond. South Tacoma Pines and
Pacific City Pirates lock horns at
Pacific City.
In montague game, Parkland
Pirates and Sixth Avenue Old
Timers clash at Western State
Hospital diamond. All games are
carded for p. m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-03
Local Produce
Prices Higher

Tacoma wholesalers Saturday
reported the local lettuce market
stronger, with prices ranging from
S1.35 TO $50 per crate. Local
strawberries were also reported al
a 15-cent advance.
California new potatoes were
quoted at Sass to SO per cut.
representing a slight advance. The
row expects Kennewick spuds will
be available around June 10. No
predictions were made as 10 price
Other markets remained IN
changed.
Above quotations are wholesale
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-03
Drainage District
Must Go to Court

An opinion of Judge E. %.
Hodge on file Saturday, overruling
demurrer in the long-pending
Glover creek drainage suit. held
the district must go ahead with a
court action to decide whether a
WPA misunderstanding project is
feasible and will benefit the 1000
property owners affected.
Next activity in the litigation
will be a hearing June 10 see II
testimony in the case can be
shortened TO simplify trial
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-03
BUILDING PERMITS

Building permits were issued
Saturday to A. w. Kreg, for a
500 residence at 404l So. Bell;
George B. Parks. for 81. 900 altera-
tions 10 his residence at 5206 So.
L st; Frank Gratias, for a So, 600
residence at 62o2 A st; Grady f
Mshaffy for a $3.50 residence at
34i7 No. 18th st.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-03
ubrory Given More
Ro&icrucion Books

Additional volumes on the sub
Jet Of Rosicrucianism. dealing
with philosophy, metaphysics. the
scisnces and arts. have been
donated to the collection at the
Tacoma public library. according
70 William Berg. Of 432s So. Z st..
. member o. the order. which has
IT. hsa1quartars - San Jos. Cailf.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-03
Plan Funeral For
Tucomun's Father

Funeral arrangements were be-
ing made Saturday at Collins Bros.
mortusry, Seattle, for Edward F.
O'keefe. father Of Mrs. J. V. Crit
fifth. Tacoma. A remaining dsugh-
ter, Mrs Victor Redmond, and two
sons, Edward J. and Bernard. are
also listed among surviving rels-
tiyeS
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-03
TRANSPORTATION CLUB DATE

Golfers and eaters of the Tacoma
Transportation club will display
their respective talents the after
noon and evening Of June 7. Ac-
cording to Secretary Ed Pole. the
golfers will vie at Brookdale for a
large assortment of prizes Friday
afternoon. followed by another of
those dinners and then enter
tainment' at Craney Grow Inn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-03
Crying Room Added

WHITEHALL MONTH"; Cry
ing room" has been added TO the
facilities of the JEFF theater here
for the benefit OF patrons with
irritable children. A loud speaker
and window in the room enable
parents to enjoy the show but
soundproofing prevents noisy chill
dren from disturbing the rest of
the audience.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-03
Markets at q
Glance
SATURDAY

Stocks: Irregulsrly lower and
quiet
Bonds: Irregular: U. S. govern
ments irregular.
Curb stocks: Irregular.
Foreign exchange: Easy.
Wheat and corn: Mixed.
Rubber: Higher.