davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1940-03-19

Argentina ACADIA de concertar
un pacto o tratado commercial
con ell Jap6n.
Frente a la nueva pesada
broma que recientemente lie jul
go la cancilleria americana, el
gobierno argentine resolvi6 ne
gociar un tratado secreto con
los j~aponeSes.
Por medic del tratado las i'm
portaciones ar~gentinas de pro-
ductos quimicos sc compraran
en- Ell Jap6n e Inglaterra, a por
mitad.
Los "bromistas" de por AGA
no acaban de comprender que la
America de origen espanol esta
cansada de palabras amables y
promesas incumpIidas.
Lamentables nosotros que un
pals americana Sc coloque den
tro de la repulsiva 6rbita japo-
mesa; pero debemos reconocer
que las obras son necesarias pa
ra probar la amistad y ell amor
no las palabras dichas desde las
Tribunals de las coneerenciaS
Pan Americans.
Ell tratado argentino-nip6n es
I'm golpe para la diplomacia nor
te-americana, con la cual Sc ME
gan a colaborar los politicos Y
los mercaderes.
La gaceta., 1940-03-19

Ell peor de los presidentes que
padeci6 ell pueblo cubano, Mario
Menocal, sacrificando ell POGO
honor politico que lie restaba
ACADIA de agregarse a la compar
sa del exsargento Fulgencio Ba-
.tista.
Puso en- venta Menocal ell a
pogo de los infelices que lie Sc
cundan y ACADIA de aceptar las
mas sustanciosas proposiciones
del coronel Millionaire.
Aquel Menocal que hablaba
deSpreciativamente de Batista y
lie atribuia defectos insupera-
bles; aquel Menocal que mencio
naba al coronel pera insultarlo
~ difamarlo, ahora, en- su infa-
mia, en- las Gltimas etapas de su
ignominiosa carrera polftica, Sc
une a ELL. bien pagado, no por
amor a Cuba Y a los partidos de
BatiSta
Menocal, a juicio nuestro, era
Y es ell enemigo n1mero l de Gu
ba.
lCuando la catastrofe azuca-
rera derivada de la guerra eu-
ropea, Menocal traicion6, quiza
por estupidez al pueblo cubano
ahora, necesitado de dinero,
vende su apoyo y ell de sus par
tidarios a Fulgencio Batista.
Menocal era y es ell enemigo
ndmero l del pueblo cubano Y
de la decencia polftica.
La gaceta., 1940-03-19
TRLANDA MANTIENE S U
~FORTALEZA

Dublin, Irlanda, mario 49,
Ell primer ministro canon de
Valera declare aver que Irlan
da, a los seis meses de guerra,
mantiene su fortaleza econ6mi.
ca Y el cree que podra seguir
manteniendo su neutralidad.
"En la production indus
trial hemos hecho sorprenden-
ties progresses. Financieramen-
te nuestra posicion es cada vez
mas fuerte. No veo razones, &C
tualmente, que nos impidan
mantener la neutralidad.
Cuando la guerra termine IT.
landa podra ayudar a la re-
construction del mundo.
LOS lrlandeses y nuestros
amigos en- ell mundo compren-
den bien ahora la importancia
de la acci6n disciplinada, te-
niendo por fundamento Ia
autoridad del pueblo"
La gaceta., 1940-03-19
ESPERASE LA RENUNCIA
DEL GOBIERNO FINLAN-
DES

Copenhague, MARIO 10. -
'Luego de que Sc cambien las
ratificaciones del tratado de
paz con Russia, ell gobierno fin
landes renunciara," dice un
despacho de Helsinki publica-
do hoy por ell diarioB Behring'S
Ike Tidende. Ell primer minis
tro Risto Ryti volvera a su
puesto como jefe del Banco
Central Finlandes, del cual sa
lilo, ell pasado diciembre, para
aceptar la presidencia del con
sejo de ministries.
Sc da por SECURE que ell ma
riscal Mannerheim tomara u
ma parte mes directa en- la di-
reeci6n de la RepGblica.
La gaceta., 1940-03-19

Bien recompensado y agasa-
jado, ell titulado h6roe de Vic
toria de las Tunas, heroe de la
"cana," tom6 el domingo ell bra
20 de Batista Y Sc puso a las or
denes del exsargento.
Los comunistas cubanos alta :
caban a Grau para aceptar nego
ciaciones con Menocal, jqu9 ha-
ran ahora, que el coronel ha re-
cibido en- su bolsa y en- su coali-
ci6n al exmayoral de la politica
Guiana?
Npsotros va sabemos 10 que
diran: Menocal Sc ha redimido
porque pertenece a los partidos
de Fulgencio.
Estan ellos obligados a decir
y repetir 10 que su "padrecito''
ordena.
La gaceta., 1940-03-19
En- la cancilleria i~taliana nj Sc confirman
nj Sc desmienten las n~oticias de Berlin
Italia no cambiara SUI estado de nacion
no-beligerante

TODD indica que Hitler lie hizo
algunas promesas a Mussoiini
EN- cuanto al mantenimiento
de la paz en- los Balkanes.
En- Roma sc habl6 aver y hoy
de "neutralizar" ell flanco ale
man en- los Balkanes, un proyec
to que no podra realizarse sin
tener en- cuenta a Russia.
Giovanni Ansaldo, director
del peri6dico propiedad de Cha
no, dice que la entrevista en- min
gun modo significa que iItalial
abandonara su estado de noble
ligerancia.
MAS adn, dice ell peri6dico,
la entreNista no fue generada
por el deseo de Italia de cam
biar su actitud, la que descansa,
como bien Sc sabe, en- Ia escru-
pulosa observancia de las empire
sas del honor y el cuidado de
los intereses e ideales Isafia-
nos".
Hoy Sc revel6 tambien que A
lemania y ell Vaticano negocian
un convenio para proteger los
derechos de los cat6licos en- los
territories anexados por los ma
zis.
La gaceta., 1940-03-19

LondreS, MARIO 19.-Los go
biernos de Francia e Ing~laterra
no parecen alarmados por as
noticias de aver, dadas en- Ber-
lin, Sobre la extension a Russia
del eje Roma-Berlin.
Ell primer ministro Chamber
lain Sc presentara hoy EN- la Ca
mara de los Comunes a explicar
ciertos puntos de Su politica y
10 mismo hara en- Paris ell Sr.
Daladier.
Alemania, en- una nueva ofen
silva diplomatica, con vistaS
a la paz, afirma que surgira IN
nuevo orden de cosas; pero en-
Roma NADIA dicen, de importa1-
cha, en- cuanto a csc nuevo or.
den.
La propaganda alemana did
hoy a la publicidad una nota
que dice: mos hallamos deter.
minados a terminar la guerra
victoriosamente Y en- 10 successive
a asegurar los intereses esbn-
ciales de la vida alemana, de
modo que jamas puedan ser de
nuevo amenazados por las de-
mocracias plutocraticas''.
La gaceta., 1940-03-19

En- Roma, sin embargo, Ell re-
sultado de la conferencia de a.
yer entire MuSsolini Y Hitler Sc
relate con esta palabra: Cordial
Berlin desea un pacto tripar-
tita totalitario y al mismo ITEM
pc, segdn Sc cree, Hitler di6 a
conocer a Mussolini cuales son
sus 1ltimas condolences de paz.
Estas condolences de paz Sc re-
velaran por ell Duce al subsecre-
tario de Estado americana, Sum
ner WelleS.
Won Ribbentrop prepare aho-
"a una nueva conferencia con ell
primer ministro russo Molotoff.
La gaceta., 1940-03-19

Los campesinos de la Florida,
ayudados por los polfticos, tam
bien insisten en- atacar las i'm
portaciones cubanas, en- cuanto
al azlcar, los vegetables Y las fru
tas.
Tiene un legitimo derecho el
campesino a defender sus inte-
reses; pero ESQ de nuerer &C.
rrar las puertas al vecino peque
no y pobre, con excuses mas Q
menos Nvaliosas", es POGO hu-
mano y POGO inteligente.
Desde hace algdn tempo sc
viene tratando de evitar que los
vegetables y frutas cubanas en-
tren en- este pals, de modo que
ell consumidor pague diez por 10
que vale tres Y en- muchos casos
reciba un producto inferior.
La protection al campesino es
iusta, pero no la protection
"cierra-puertas a Cuba" que vie
men patrocinando, entire otros,
Ell senador Pepper, y Ell amigo
Peterson.
lC6mo podra Cuba comprar
las telas, ropas, zapatcs, etc, de
este pals, 81 Sc lie impide que
venda azdcar y frutos?
lC6mo podra Cuba defender
su economic 81 su mercado de
siempre Sc lie cierra por e egois
mo creciente Y extravaganza de
pequenos grupcs del campesi-
nado?
Cuando Espaha dominaba en-
Cuba Sc decia: La peninsula es
la Metr6poli politica; Estados
Unidos la Metr6poli comercial
Y ahora, despues de varias
d6cadas, y para favOrecer a u
nos pocos centenares de campo
sinos, &c iuteuta mstar de ban
La gaceta., 1940-03-19
La session. del Supreme del Soviet
Sc verificara ell Viernes % de Mario
Sera ratificado ell Tratado de pax
con Finlandia

Moscu, mario 19-La sexta
session del Supreme del Soviet
esta citada para ell dia 20 de
mario, bajo un 1kase del Pre-
sidium del Supreme. FL prin-
cipal motive de la session sera
ratificar ell tratado de paz con
Finlandia, por cuanto existe
ell compromise de que sea rati
ficado dentro de los diez dias
de 81 firma.
La gaceta., 1940-03-19
LESI0NADO UN ANCIANO
DE Sc AMOS

Aver po ria tarde, en- Ia es-
quina de Jackson Y East, sufri6
lesiones, al chocar un autom6-
vii y Ia camioneta de un tren de
lavado, "a anciano II. s. Gidd-
ems, de 66 amos de edad, vecino
del s09h de la Gale de Wash
ington. All erido &c lie di6 asis-
tencia m6dica en- 81 Hospital
Municipal.
Giddens guiaba Ell autom6vil
y la camioneta ell Sr. Horace
Brinson, de 10 amos de edad.
La gaceta., 1940-03-19
RECHAZADO OTRO ATAr
QUE ALEMAN EN- Ell MO-
SELLE

Paris, mario 19.-ApOyando
a las ametralladoras, la artille-
ria entr6 hoy en- fuego y recha-
rs un ataque aleman en- Ell sec
tor del Moselle.
FL encuentro reveal el aumen
to de Ia actividad alemana des-
de ei lunes, en- el frente Occi-
dental, y particularmente en-
las regiones de los rios Med y
Moselle,
La gaceta., 1940-03-19

Ante ell Supreme Informant
ell primer ministro Molotoff,
explicando los detalles del do
cumento.
Los peri6dicos rusos dicen
que sus soldados fueron reci-
bidos con vitores en- Viipuri.
Fotografias publicadas mues-
tran a grupos de finlandeses
escuchando discusses de los co
misarios rusos.
La gaceta., 1940-03-19
DECOMISARON LOS INGLE-
SITS UN DE
OPIO

Gibraltar, MARIO 19.-Con ell
apresuramiento del vapor de
carga aleman "Uhenfels", fren-
te q las costas de Africa, eli pa
a-2 noWembre, las autorida-
ies inglesas Sc apoderaron de
IN cargamento de opio valuado
en- 1000, 900.
La tripulaci6n alemana fue
llevada a Freetown, Sierra Leo
ma, en- ell occidente de Africa.
La gaceta., 1940-03-19

Nueva York, E. U.-En Ia
ventanilla de sellos del correo
de San Jose, de Nueva York,
aparece la Hermana Migueli-
ma, quien sucede a Ia Madre
Policarpia como administradO
ra de cOrreOs, despuss de ha-
Der trabajado como subadmi-
nistradora durante Is anos.
La Madre POlicarpia, la pri-
mera monja administrators
dos, Sc retro a la edad de 20
de correos en- los EstadOs Uni
amos, despuss de haber traba-
jado durante AZ amos. (Foto
de la |. Illustrated News).
La gaceta., 1940-03-19
CANDIDATES OLASIFICA
DOS

Pagaron hoy su calificacidn
en- la ~secretaria de la Corte del
Cicuito, los Sres. j. II. Hines,
y Frank p. Ingram, candidates
a juez de Ia Corte de 10 Crimi-
nal Hugh Culbreath, candida
to a sheriff, y I. N. Henderson,
candidate a miembro de la Jun
Ia de Presupuestos del Conda-
do.
Hines, actual juez de Ia Cor
te de 10 Criminal, es candidate
a Ia reelection. Tiene 81 amos de
edad, abba Ell espahol y es muy
popular on la colonia latina.
La gaceta., 1940-03-19
Ell TEMPO

Claro y temperature razo-
nable, es la profecia hecha pa
ra hoy por la oficina metereo-
l6gica local. No sc espera llu-
via en- la noche de hoy y ma
mana. Vientos moderados del
Sur y Suroeste.
Maxima aver, n grades;
minima, en- la mahana de hoy
90 grades.
La gaceta., 1940-03-19
+ CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
y~ubordinacion y'esclavitud. Argentina y el
Sapon. = Cuba y sus problemas. Menocal y
RIgencio. II Ell Heroe de la "Cana."- ALLAN
zS&ripartita?

NpS uno de los ~mahometanos
mas muyentes cerca de los a.
rabes Ac n estas pa0abras: '"El
inglesV phede tratar a la pobla-
ci6n nj tiva como subordinada,
pero ell aleman la trata como es-
claNaG
IUna gran diferencia d. no de-
sean comprender esos que por
ahf defender a Alemania por ell
odio que sienten hacia ell in
giles.
El ingleS trata al indigena co
mo un subordinate; pero ell a
leman lie consldera y lie trata
como un eSclavo.
Puede un subordinate negar-
Sc a TRAFALGAR Y reclamar sus de-
rechos; pero Ell esclavo no tiene
otra alternative q. TRAFALGAR, su
frir Y obedecer manSamente.
La gaceta., 1940-03-19
FAILECIO Ell ANCIANO y,
p. SOLSBERG
Recibt6 las Lesi0nes
Ell Dia ! de Mdrso

A consecuencia de las lesio-
mes que el pasado 4 de mario re-
cibiera en- un accidente automo-
vilista, anoche faEeci6 en- Ell Hos
pital Municipal, donde sc halla-
ba recluido, el ciudadano o. p.
Solsberg, de II amos de edad, We
elmo que era del Til Lake.
Atropell6 al anciano un coche
guiado por H. E. Mcbride, de
80 amos, del 4O7 w. Park Ave.
Ell autom6vil alcanz6 a Soils
berg con ell guardafango IL
quierdo derribandolo.
La gaceta., 1940-03-19

ellos los problemas del alcan-
tarillado, pavimentaci6n y los
reojes para ell estacionamiento
de coches en- ell distrito conner
cial.
Estima Ell CONCEAL que es
un acto de cNilidad, no de po-
litiqueria, y espera ell consejo
de- todOsL
La gaceta., 1940-03-19

nador Pepper, de la Florida. An
drews vote a favor.
Sc tiene Ia impression de que
Ia ley morira en- Ia Camaya.
La gaceta., 1940-03-19
PASO Ell SENADO LA LEY
HATCH

Washington, mario 19.-Por
SO votos contra % el Senado a.
prob6 aver las adiciones a la ley
Hatch. Vote contra 10 lev 81 ~
La gaceta., 1940-03-19

bre, oHpoco menos, a una naci6n
'9ibres e indepadiente."
JEsta Cuba gobernada por
hQmbres capaces de compren-
der ell enorme problema que ie
vienen creando los cosecheros de
la Florida Y otros estados de Ia
naci6n?
La gaceta., 1940-03-19

Ell Sr. II. S. Hampton, due
TO dc una Dc les prOplSdadsS
La gaceta., 1940-03-19

CONTESTA A UN ESCRITO
DEL FISCAL Ell CIUDA-
DANO HAMPTON
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-06
WORK Of CITY
GIVEN PRAISE
Historical Society,"
Annual Meeting
Held Here

Routine program of the annual
meeting of the Washington State
Historical society At the Bonneville
hotel Saturday Was broken by =
public acknowledgement of the
services of w. p. Bonney, secre-
tary. Bonney has just completed
IS years in that capacity and as
curator OF the Ferry museum.
housed In the historical building.
Members OF the society spoke of
his services TO the organization
and the state. His portrait in oil.
done by Miss Phoebe Parker. Ia
coma artist. was presented to the
society and will be hung in the
historical building. The presenta-
ton was made by B. E. Buck
master and accepted on behalf of
the society by II. NJ. Painter.
Work of the society was re-
viewed by n. B. Coffman. OF Che
halls. president He complimented
Tacoma for the successful observ-
ance of the 50th anniversary of
statehood last summer and said
that event had done a great deal
to recreate interest in the work
of the pioneers and study OF
Northwest history.
All officers Of the society were
reelected.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-06

around In the main saloon Of his
house and smoked and shot the
breeze for a while and rubbed
Gooney's ears that's his Spaniel)
until my arm nearly dropped off.
And then We settled down
to q hot-and-heayy session
regarding local aids 10 nasi-
gation-the ones you can
hear.
Every once in a while some
body gets me into corner and
wants to know why In thunder
they have to listen TO the fog horn
at Point Defiance when the
weather Is clearg
And seldom does q day 20 past
that some guy doesn't punch a
finger against my wishbone and
sound off about the fog bell mark
ing the entrance to the City
Waterway. They always claim
they are thankful for 1t teven the
lubbers can understand) when the
weather's thick.
But cross my heart. my ears are
all out of shape listening TO the
squawks about that double-bong
when it's clear.
Well, you know those two old
fashioned phone-like affairs at the
Browns Point station - the ones
that are on the front hallway bulk
head?
Shucks, they aren't phones at all.
Woods takes down one of the re-
ceivers, turns the crank on the
side. then says Listen"
stick the receiver to my ear
and I hear the double-bong of the
City Waterway bell. Woods turns
the crank again, and that stops IL.
And then we go out onto the
front porch. / take my old brass
telescope I had with me, but I'll
be darned II I can see the City
Waterway from there. The geog-
raphy isn't right.
Then I take a bearing on Point
Defiance. Well, could see the
point, but of course I couldn't see
the Narrows channel.
Right away agree with
Woods - supposing It's foggy
around Browns Point. You
can't tell what It's like at either
the City Waterway or Point
Defiance, of course, because
you can't see.
Well, there's rumors been drift
ing around here for some time that
the control for the City Waterway
bell will be turned over to the
tender of the 18th st. bridge. That
maybe the Point Defiance horn
control should be put at Gig Har-
Dor. or someplace else.
But that would all cost consid-
cradle extra money-and being a
taxpayer. I kind of keep my wealth
err eye skinned in that direction,
just like you.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-06
REVEAL OLYMPIA
BEERS SLOGAN

Interesting proof of the old say
ing. THE exception proves the
rule" Is contained In = unique
series of advertisements starting
Feb. in the Tacoma Times. In
this case the rule Ia a good
slogan needs no explanation" the
exception Is, Its the Water"
Famous as the slogan OF olym-
pia Beer since the turn OF the
century, many westerners still
wonder what 1t means. and here's
the answer in the words Of Peter
G. Schmidt, president and master
brewer of the Olympia Brewing
Company.
mot commonly known by the
public Is the fact that the char
acter Of beer. in some cases
even its taste, color, and other
qualities. will be changed consid-
erably by simply changing the
water from which It Is brewed.
This was clearly proved to US in
the early days when the demand
for Olympia Beer brewed at Tum-
water grew to such proportions as
to warrant the establishment of
three additional breweries In
Washington. oregon and Cali
fornia.
IN these breweries, Olympia
used the same kind of equipment,
followed precisely the same meth
DDS of brewing, and used the same
high-grade materials. The same
management directed the pro-
cesses and sales of the product as
at Tumwater. and In each city
the best available water supply
was used In the hope Of duplicat-
ing the beer brewed at Tumwater.
We found IT impossible in the new
plants to produce a beer equal to
that which we produced at Tum-
water. and were forced TO recog-
nize that without this one es-
sential factor-water from our
subterranean wells our Tum-
water product could not be duph-
Gated.
Therefore In 1888 when the
brewing of Olympia Beer was
resumed, 1t was decided 10 confine
operations TO the one plant al
Tumwater, with the knowledge
that there only could we produce
the original Olympia Beer"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-06

30 kere's what I've thought
up. Yeu SO. the telephone
compaay's ~ir~s run within
about . hundred feet 81 Mr..
WOODS house NJ browns Point.
Why can'f he have Inat IN crdl-
nary phone put In:
Gee. there's always somebody
around who win be more than glad
TO call up Woods and check on the
weather with him.
For the City Waterway, there's
always = bridge tender on watch.
and Foxs has = man on watch -
hours a day right abeam Of the
bell. or the boys At the oil docks
can do the trick.
II seems to me you could make
a similar deal for the Point Def
ance horn with somebody living
around there.
Yep, II SURE locks like ycu
ought 10 give my friend Mr..
Woods = telephone.
Soon as can quit sneaklnE up
alleys TO avoid guys who want to
punch my wishbone about that bell
and horn, I'll come over To Seattle
to thank you for getting Mr.. Woods
a telephone. TN be my treat.
Yours truly. Casey.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-06

moa<ss insie heppstal nul16lne
scheme vnn PIT ~ h IL ple<s.
This ~sn = k1rs pm far n<oote<
wsxn<v. 1T = ~. ssa1lly tsuun
fsr MeSasl ~ke wxs nall1lne
AaxA hep>. ~ shls prexrsn.
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ke>wa tnne rneevun1 uevpuuo
n9p~>s ves~ tre11nu 80 -
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- - - ponoln1n1 -
ne<leepn y nn11nnA
~ = matter ~ fu<t. es1l1pn>e
hat wss hreuuAt = ~ 1evn~Ey
department IN IN t>pefemo1l
- rhesrs NJ - meas - lN<euol-
r.tlra. neve<thel>nn thp<e wero
plenty n peerIe here n fn1eepgst
- srsiaa - N sdmlalefvoI1en~
approved attempt - sppas -
Mutt.
n0onxvKlT rmnpAmnn
Ix1Gn 20 ageNurT
Thea esms ~ JsNn1no -
VITA.
n wssm1 ths f6<t that ~ pp>n6.
deat veteed thla III wn1on wee11
Asve turned bn<h y uo1e nune
u ,ssa.eoe y - - penu1ae
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-06

For weeks the miser.hsif~d fed
sfsl security administrator has
had 10 stand for : rare shosink-
around frum TIRE New n<si group.
The game Was sort Of unofficial. -
10 speak. until President Roosevelt
vetoed The Jenkins hiii 10 relm-
harse Ohio pension funds from ina
federal treasury. That vesninx wAs
done in such way - to give Nc.
Mutt about ~ notable slap ~ N
offieiai Of cabinet rank ever got
from = rresident.
ICkEs PLAYS
IEAD0FF MAN
The fun h~Kan . couple n
months ago. when Secretary q
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-06
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
DIR. MATTHEWS dies

became pastor of the First Pres
byterian church here Jan. 81, 1902.
The church had a membership
of only 400 and was $4,000 in
debt. In Is months DR.. Matthews
had the church out Of debt and
the membership up to 100.
On Aug. "a, 1904, DR.. Matthews
married Miss Grace Owen Jones.
daughter of his assistant pastor.
Whitman and Whitworth
colleges had DIR. Matthews rs
trustee. In 1912 he was
elected moderator of the gen.
eral assembly of the Presby-
terrain church. He received
calls from Oakland, Pitts
burgh, Los Angeles, Atlanta,
Winnipeg and Hollywood, but
declined all. While serving rs
moderator he Travelled $4,000
miles, but missed only IL Sun
days from his own pulpit.
DIR. Matthews was active in civic
and fraternal organizations. He
campaigned vigorously for a clean
city. He was a York and Scottish
Rite Mason and belonged to the
knights of Pythias, Elks and the
woodmen of the World. Politi-
cally, he was a Jeffersonian DEM
ocrat.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-06
COMMERCIAL TEACHERS
TO MEET ON SATURDAY

The Western Washington Com
mercial Teachers association will
hold Its winter meeting Saturday
At 1890 p. m. at the Hotel Cow
man, Seattle. Paul N. Cole. assist
ant district manager of the 18th
United States civil service dis
trict, will be the main speaker,
his subject being, Opportunities
for Young People In the Civil
Service Field" A round-table dis
cussion of revision of the COM
mercial curriculum will be fea-
ture of the session.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-06

TIE Tntsrsnf Ish<s aHAoaneea ~ =
rrr<. conferences hat MtNast ~as
- liberal and thal - reAi New
n<Al<rs would never RAINY behsnd
h. banner.
Since n WAS knpwn thai m
sinner circle" mreup heFe dlsiik<s
MsNalt intensely. ana since this
was fosiswed ny strong Alnfn fresn
the White house that SECRETARY IT
State Hull VS. ~ fAenrpa ean-
ssidsie. thss almost sthounA net
quissl adted w b definite s~pu.
daatioa At MeNast ~ rpR.
Then the hall. hslllon della
Wagner health program was -
failed ~ The president md :
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-06
WOULD REMOVE
NLRb AUTHORITY

WARRINGTON = National L.
bor Relations Beard Chairman J.
Warren MADDEN has given tseli
approval 10 . proposal 10 remove
the boards authority 10 decide
AFI-CIo disputes.
The plan Mas proposed 70 the
house SI-RH committee ~ Dean
Lloyd X. Garrison. al The univer-
atty 81 Wisconsin Law sehcol. first
chairman Of the labor board.
Garrison told the committee
that In AFL~CIo disputes. the
hoard should no, BE- allowed 10
hold an election and render de-
cisions until both factions of
labor agreed On = formula fer the
election and agreed 10 abide by
the results. In the meantime.
the employer would net - allowed
10 sign = closed shop agreement
with either faction.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-06

way fog bell.
You see. I
dropped In TO
say hello" to
A. J. Woods.
the keeper Of
the Bro " n q
Point light sta
ton. and he re-
layed the word
before I'd got
ten inside the
door.
alF.aI .at
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-06

It's been 80 long since I've seen
you. or heard from you. I'd almost
given up in despair.
However. I recently received
your messsge-"Tell Casey 10
kind Of ease IN on that City Water
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-06
TWO FoRuM sPEAkERs

W. c. Hanson OF the Shell OIL
Co. and o. II. Brasier, American
Savings and Loan association, have
been invited to speak at the meet
ing Of the Tacoma Public Forum
at 7.45 p. m. Monday al tina Nc
cormick branch library.