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Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-07
CHURCH SOCIETIES
ANNOUNCEMENT
Pari-mutuel betting on horse races
is now legal in % States.
CARD OF THANKS.

May we extend our most heartfelt
thanks to all friends and ncighbors
and to Dr.. H. H. Bass, Jr.. for their
most genuine kindness in the recent
illness and death of our mother and
grandmother, Mrs. Emma Evans.
Words cannot express our gratitude.
MRS. EBERT WILSON
AND FAMILY.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-07
Goes to Raleigh

Mrs. M. S. Gerber left yesterday
for Raleigh, to be there through Sat-
urday, when her daughter, Miss
Marjorie Gerber, will marry John
Cecil Lawrence, of Varina, in Ra-
leigh.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-07
Legion Party Postponed.

A party planned by the American
Legion Auxiliary for tomorrow even
ing at the Legion hut has been post
N"ncd Il week until March Is On nc
count Of illness Of some OF those in
Charge, il was stated today.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-07
N ~ r. ~ u
L.

The Finnish government should
enlist that Canadian owl which has
been terrorizing those lumberjacks.
1t ought to prove match for those
Russian bombing squadrons.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-07

The airplane of the future, ac-
cording to an acronautical forecast,
will have no fusilage. What became
of that prediction we read a couple
Of months ago which said that it
would have no wings?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-07

49,. H.. Wills. Miss Rebecca
-. Ton. Jones. Of Philadel-
80. .<.ss.ed to arrive this at
.,.. IN the Gerber home
e.. ....-t ,he LaWrenCe-Gerber
. Raleigh Saturday.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-07
st.yuI Concert.

..,- and Ruby Day and
,.. Savage attended
.' ..Dan&ju'S concert IN RAJ
,v-.t
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-07
H,,V Practice.

O. Christ Methodist
...S:.cr II AS O'Clock
.> sad today.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-07
Choir to Meet.

The senior choir of the First Meth
odiSt church will meet tonight al
7::3O O'Clock at the church.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-07

sorry to hear that she is worse. We
wish her speedy recovery.
MIR. and Mrs. w. M. Robinson were
Friday night supper guests Of MIR.
and mrs. r. L. Matthews.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-07
CARD OF THANKS.

CARD OF THANKS.
We wish to express our many
thanks and appreciation to our
friends and neighbors and Dr.. New
COMB, for their kindness and SYM
pathy during the illness and death
Of our beloved mother, and those for
the beautiful flowers.
MRS. JOHN II. HOYLE.
MRS. JOE HENDRICKS.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-03-07
SICK, NERVOUS
CRANKY
EVERY MONTH?
ReadwHyl Lydia E.Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound Is
Rea, "Woman's Friend"

Some women suffer severe
monthly pain (crampS, back
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-01
Winners Will
Be Selected For
Detroit Team
Two Promising
Young Players
Discovered


The annual ranking tournament
under the auspices OF the Motor
City Tennis club is now in pro-
gress on the courts at Atkinson
Park. The finals. according TO Of
ficials, will be held Sunday after
noon.
The ranking players emerging
from this tournament will he Sc
lected as members OF the TENTS
team which will represent De-
troit In inter-city matches with
Cleveland and Chicago. They will
also compete in the Midwest tour
nament at Wet Virginia State coli
lcge. August 1917. and the nation
ais at Wilberforce. August 1924
Chance for Revenge
The match between the Detroit
team and the Cleveland players
will afford the Detroit players an
opportunity 20 erase the defeat
suffered last year in Cleveland.
One Of the hest matches expect
Cd 20 devotion during the cleve-
land match will be that between
Lulu Ballard former womeas
national champion. and Flora To-
max. present holder OF the title
Flora lost hard fought match 20
the Clevelandcr last year. How
ever before the season was over
she had regained tho form Of 1898
when she swept N tho national
title, and was able 10 retain her
honors az the Hampton tourna-
ment.
New Talent Fonnd
Tho intcr-ciiv match between
Detroit and Chicago Will he PLAYED
Irsv :. There will also he return
match with the Cleveland team
in July.
Local tennis followers disheart-
ened because OF failure To de-
velop some young players. especial
" among the men. have Rad the.~
horcS frightened in the pest
months. Two young players are
showing enough promise TO spring
the latches Of announcement
among Officials Of the Motor City
Tennis association.
These Young PLAYERS are Nor
man Morris member of the North
wer tern High tennis team. and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-01
Michigan Outdoor In
Progress Exposition
With A Fine Exhibit

The Michigan Outdoor Club. with
the cooperation OF the Michigan
Department OF Conservation, had
booth at the Seventy-Five Years
of Negro Progress Exposition in
which was shown the wild life OF
Michigan. There were aleo deer
heads contributed nv Junior Green,
Fred Jones. s. Wall, n. A. Bris-
toll. and I. NJ. Hadley.
The Michigan outdoor club W's
organized in 1888 and incorporated
Aug. Il, 1897. The club owns a
25C-acre plot OF land bordering Zig
Grape lake. an Ideal fishing and
hunting location. !. NJ. Hadley,
real estate broker. is president OF
the club.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-01
TAG Defeated
By Eagles
Two New Men
To Join Team

Turpin Athletic club was beat.
en- Sunday. 10 10 / by the Eisn.
Mile Road Eagles, giving the FAC
a record OF two victories and Two
defeats for the year.
The losers accounted for their
only marker in the ninth inning
when Pinch-Hitfer Ben Turpin
cracked out single in the ninth
with two men on base.
Brown. Nash and Williams pitcn-
ed for the TAG nine. Nash IL
southpaw who has shown prom
Use, and Brown young righ.hand-
err with plenty OF ability.
Malone. the TAG catcher. was
injured by a foul ball during The
game. He will play the outfield in
the remaining games OF the season.
The club is expecting two young
PLAYERS from the south within r
week.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-01

wagons. on skates and bicv les.
Will form in the parade al 10 o.
clock at Ealch school Ferry and
81 Antoine, and march to the 81
Antoine Branch lMCA bS7 r
Elizabeth
Because of the expressed enthu-
siasm 81 Antoine NMtA officials
expect the parade this year 10 ex-
coed those Of past years. Many
az the marChers have begun 70 get
their vehicles in CONDITION. ana
There will be gala array OF col
ors on display.
Those who desire 10 participai.
can do SO by communicating With
Charles Tinslcy assistant Boy,'
Work secretary o. calling ca. 5Slf,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-01
Mahes pro nehui

James EGsa Mo wiil maka
Ills profess onal dehn on tho same
fard is hoxiug n Brewster l;e-
t4earor center Eaga meet. lofr-
nv RYAN Detroit woferweichi In
bis fas professional bout
Roth Conn and l"sncNeh IRE
ifainlnS terularlf n DNro.t evm-
naslum~ Conn 4. doing his work
AT Nasal Arwort e,crr afternoon.
while lesuovnh IS working 2, 40
Motor cNe pfpaas'uo
l.esnetch has been dong 'irht
round of hoN.nr each day since
his arriyal IN The ciiy and Will i've
doing T. or 90 before n, fchi nifn
Conn comes along IN addi'iol p"
rlgt hc punches The small ani
hscs doe. romc ropr-sSirr
shadow hoync and cslcslhrr
which cN'onds bis afternoon q
10 almost en- hour and 3 ha'' 'n
De does rof far sisenoss
kus En
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-01

Now tAat the stalwarr Archie
iiafr ha established himself as
we probably successor to Bill
Nalsen as The outstanding athlete
W 'A' 1919 Ten, you'll probably hear
a logl vein from the boys and gals
u ne Now Jersey ace is not elected
,apla'n az The Indiana university
ua'k and field team.
The powerful Harris evidenced
rs Versatility in large slabs last
saturday by winning the discus
s1d shoi nuf two events dominated
W Watson during the past three
Dig Ten track meets. Harris rot
only Won individual honors at the
meet N Evanston. but set a new
marx 10 the discus, heaving the
Sg p'a''er 1876 feet. 53-4 inches TO
break Naisors conference record
1890
bHt Harris will be confronted
WIN SOME stiff opposition from a
f4hWal, Roy Cochran. Cochran
nas been the big noise in all duel
meets TINS year He has been able
40 score points ir the dashes 100.
- and 4fo and the hurdles. lie
Ie,'nliy set a new conference rec
Ola IN he 40, breaking the mark
naae hy Bingo DESMOND IN 1916.
:, 90 Judging from this point. IT
,oeSs very much like Mr.. Cochran
. about the outstanding athlete
..arlns tho colors OF the Uni'er-
Edward Smith. Wisconsin crack
auraier. after several bad seasons,
seems To be on the right rCsl to
success now. Smith ran off with
n se 10 yard high hurdles at the
k len track meet last Saturday,
u.'taling the hest In the middle
"'st To accomplish the feat.
On his recent achievements you
''r rank Smith along with Wool
Vol Baptiste, Farmer and other
%ppers lie also rates as one Of
~ e nest ever TO compete In the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-01
Joe In Fine
Shape-Roxy
Champ To See
Sister Graduate

.loes IN fine condition right
now. and | don't expect him 90
have any difficulty IN disposinz
Or GodoyT declared John vs. Eox-
borough before returning East
WedneSday
Roxborough. co-manaeer Of ale
heavyweight champion. arrived ID
Detroit Saturday.
"Joe weighed COZ pounds sat.
urday. and Blackburn VIII nave
him down 10 200 for the champion
shin bout RoNboroueh ooninAed
That Is his best fighting weigh,
The eo-managcr revealed mar
Louis viii box every lue-eay
Wednesday Friday SATURDAY ami
sunday during hie stay A. lie
training camp In Greenwood y.
y.
Working with Louis as b. pe-
pares foi mo Godoy hoDi srs Joe
OGativ, Emil Schol,z and George
Nicholson. the only hOldoycr f4on.
other training camps
rms - bhltN gels ii crouch
similar 10 that Of Godoi. sand
Roxb0roneh and he gives Jo.
a fine workout However Joe has
looked extremely good against IRIS
STYLE Of fighting
Joe VII 20 10 War ngfuu j.
G. lino : To- attend the riaduW.oo
exercises az Howard rniversry
Miss Nunies Barrow. Younger sis'
ter 81 the champion. is among The
graduates Who Will receive sheer
skin AZ the exercises
Louis win reiurn ~ Crecr v00d
the same light ami resume iaia
sinr tho folloM. as tay
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-01
Ranking Net Tourney Now In Progress
Ethiopian Clowns To
Meet American Giants
In A Double-Header

The nationally famous Ethiopian
Clowns. Miami. Fla. are scheduled
TO make their first appearance IN
Chicago June 3. when they meet
the Chicago American Giants IN q
double header.
In the transforming tour vita Os-
car Charleston trawforde OF the
Negro American League the Clown
won four Of the six games played
Jesse Owens. former OLYMPIC ~pl'nt
and broad jump champion appos--
ed rs an eXhibiiionist WITH The
teams.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-01

THE brilliant of George Washington Williams is
of varied activity In the brief of his life for
ne died the age of fortywohe served in the army be-
came ordained Baptist minister and the most
inclusive history of the Negro that has yet appeared in the
United States
Born in Bedford Springs Pa in 1910. Williams away
the age of fourteen enlist in the United States Army
lie emerged ScrgeantNaor from the Civil War cncrcd
the Mexican War-and fought in tho Comanche Campaign
Withdrawing from the life of warrior when about twenty
wears old he attended Newton Theological Seminary and
served as pastor in Boston.
From there Williams went TO Washington found The
Commoner newspaper supported by Douglass and Hans
ton And in 1870 he called the Union Baptist Church
in Cincinnati Ohio. The year he elected to the
Ohio legislature He also served in the Internal Revenue
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-01
End Annual Safety
Parade And Bicycle
Show To Be Saturday

The second annual Safety parade
and Bicycle show. sponsored by 81.
Antoine Branch YMCA. will be held
Saturday morning, june Is. Hun
dreds Of boys in pushmobiles, in
Rodger Walden. member of North
eastern High tennis team Both
PLAYERS have enough ability TO
lead close observers 10 predict
bright futures for them
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-01

Before going ~ Greenwood Wiz
l.ams spent several weeks ~ loe
Louis Sprmg ilUi Farm near
ica uunol fac supervision II
AMaLnr
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-01

nus week on
william ie'r
Detroit Nav H.
FOR Greennnr r.
y y. and las
been doing MS
training az Ions
Returning
IN Detroit Vita
Williams WI ~
lsrfv Anade o.
wa mes OF TIC
former Golden
glove chanivtor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-01
Williams Back
For Fight With
Johnny Ryan
Edgar To Meet
Pro Debut On
Title Bout Card

Holman Nham' ,ioe i.ouis'
eterweiph' pro'eee who Is slated
20 meet JOHNNY DGrson louisville.
50 me rem fna' ~ the Billy
connGas l.e~nevilh lga'-hcayy-
weight fitle match Jane In The
olympia. Mill fciGrn 70 Detroit
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-01
Pfeifer Presents
GEORGE w. WILLIAMS
An Outstanding Negro Historian
184o-I8oI

Department and as Judge Advocate for the Ohio GAR
For years Williams worked his History OF the
Negro Race in America From 1919 10 1880. twoNoumc
work published in 1855. The five years >SoassA
s: : !: ::
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-04
1910 Officers
To Be Guests

Officers of the South Tacoma
kiwanis club for 1910 will be
guests of honor at the organiza.
tons 18th anniversary banquet
and dance Wednesday at 6:45 p. m.
In the crystal ballroom of Hotel
Winthrop.
Everett Il. Jensen, retiring presi-
dent. will be presented IA past
presidents pin by +. M. Wetherell,
former president. and II. G..
Schneider. immediate past presi-
dent. will be POSTMASTER. Mayor
Harry p. Cain will be speaker of
the evening. and Kiwanis officials
present will include Arthur S.
Cor" of Chehalis. district governor
elect, Frank Taylor of Tacoma:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. and Richard
X. Clarke of Renton, lieutenant
governor-elect of this division.
New officers, headed by Maurice
j. Ainey as president and Percy
c. Rollins as vice president. will
be introduced.
James w. Petersen is chairman
of the committee on arrange
ments. and is assisted by Mrs. Pc
tersen, Ralph L. tombstone. DR. +
l.. Bird, Otto c. Siburg. Tommy
Glenn A. Reeves, Herbert
c. Ford, DIR. J. NJ. Havlna, Fred
A. Ludwig and ii. q. Schneider
and their wives.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-04
Month S BUILDING
In City, S22S,O73

November building permits is
sued In Tacoma, totaling only
S22s,073. recorded substantial
slump in local construction, Build
ing Inspector Mccormick showed
Tuesday in his report. The octo-
Der total was S37s.o71 and the total
for November OF last year was
1861 .026.
The vast construction program
at Fort Lewis cannot be included
In Tacoma figures. but II has had
the effect of drawing out high
percentage of Tacoma building
trade labor.
Tacoma's IL months total, how
ever, reached the impressive high
of S3.410.93s. almost 81 200 900
ahead of the total at the same
time last year. S2.227 ,s64.
More than half Tacomas new
construction this year was in pri-
vatelv financed residences which
for IL months show 5T3 units.
other than apartments, authorized
at a cost OF s1.ea6. $50. November
contributed IS of these costing
sis3,30o. The next major item for
the month was store buildings
costing $4,000. bringing this item
for the year to s1s7 200 for %
units.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-04
City Officials Throughout
State Planning Sessions

Municipal officials of Washing
ton are rolling up their shirt
sleeves in preparation for the COM
ing session of the state legislature.
Controller Tom Swayze. member
of the executive committee of the
Association of Washington Cities.
asserted today.
Among conferences scheduled
for the near future. and which
Swayze will attend, are these
Friday at Olympia, meeting of
the associations executive com
mittee.
Saturday, at Olympia. joint ses-
sion Of the executive committee
with the county coordinating com
Next Tuesday, at Hotel Win
throp, Tacoma, luncheon honoring
Carl Chatters. executive director
of the national association of NUM-
cipal finance officers.
At Yakima. Dec. 10, meeting of
the executive committee of the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-04
Two Soldiers
Hurt by Auto

Two soldiers from Camp Murray
were injured. one seriously. when
they were struck by an automobile
while walking on the main high
way between the camp and Fort
Lewis early Tuesday morning.
Both were hospitalized in the
fort infirmary. Dean Boomhauer.
member OF company *. 1s6th in
fantry. sustained a compound frac-
ture of the right leg and possibly
fractured skull, according to re-
ports from the state patrol. His
companion, Otis Thompson. a
member of the same outfit,
escaped with cuts and bruises.
State patrolmen said both were
walking ON the wrong side of the
highway and were hit by car
driven by a Sergt. Davis, of Fort
Lewis. member OF the 18th in
fantry. Davis was released after
questioning. The accident occurred
about 3:35 a. m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-04
Convict F our Men
As Drunken Drivers

-Four men were convicted in po-
lice court Tuesday of driving
while under the influence of
liquor or of Misunderstanding.
Identical sentences were melted
out to three. who last their drivers
licenses for one year in addition
to being fined $3.50. They were
Stanley w. Harding. %. Rt. 6. box
37s-B; James G. Bogsdad, IS. Rt.
8, box s42, and Roy Miller. To-
coma.
Police Judge Joseph Mallery ex-
tended leniency in the case of John
ID. Glasson. 20. q soldier. from the
l6lst infantry. Camp Murray.
Glasson pleaded guilty to the
charge. His drivers license was
suspended for a year. but he drew
a suspended Jail sentence rather
than n fine. Glasson was turned
over to military authorities.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-04

Association of Washington Cities
to adopt the 1871 budget and plan
operation of the associations legis-
lative program.
The meeting this week end will
center largely around the features
of legislative plan in which city
and county officials can cooperate.
Swayze said The associations
committee for cooperation with
county commissioners and other
county officials is headed by Mayor
+. b. Riley of Yakima and in
eludes Swayze and Fred Butler of
Spokane. Talk probably will re-
volve chiefly around highway re-
quirements on which city and
county officials can agree.
Tacoma Finance Commissioner
Fawcett and Controller Swayze are
members of the finance officials
association which Chatters repre-
SCENTS. They are inviting all city
of Tacoma and the district
to meet Chatters at the luncheon
here Tuesday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-04
More Interested
In Dog Than Auto

Tacoma's police, the sheriffs
deputies, the state patrol, and
Oakley Rhay We're united in search
Of the latter's dog Tuesday
They also We're looking for
Rhay's stolen car-but that was
incidental. For Rhay. of Eugene.
Ore. said he wasn't az worried
about the pint-sized Italian Fiat
car stolen from him early Mon
day a. he was about the welfare
of toy collie, aged 2.
Rhay, travelling for the North
western Christian college. left the
machine in a downtown parking
lot Sunday night. The collie was
in the car, and the window was
left partly open to give her air.
The open window gave the car
thief an opportunity, and Rhay
has seen neither car nor dog
since.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-04
Bremerion Needs
| 800 New Homes
Defense Board
Releases Report

The national defense commission
az Washington today made public
tho reports upon which President
Roosevelt based his approval Nov.
25 Of emergency defense housing
projects IN II localities.
The reports showed that Bremen
ton. Wash. needs 1900 units Of
which 200 are wanted al once
for civilian workers and 200 for
enlisted personnel The remaining
500 units will be needed July for
defense workers.
The report said surveys indicate
no available vacancies in Bremen
ton The report recommended that
private enterprise provide 500 units
for civilian workers in $50 to $50
rental range. adding that this con-
struction would be a valuable addi-
ton to Bremerton's housing supply
after the emergency.
For defense workers who can
pay $50 10 $40 an assignment was
made to provide 500 units through
the EVA For enlisted men IN the
Sl1 to S26 bracket the FWA was
assigned the task Of providing 200
units.
These recommendation are in
addition to UsHA 6OO-unit prof.
ect scheduled to start soon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-04
Merit Exams
For Hospital
StGff Gets Stote
Minimum Pay

+ Employees Of the three Pierce
county institutions. the hospital
sanatorium and infirmary. must
take state merit system e,<amina
tons along with their raises "a
the states 500 minimum base paw
It was disclosed AZ a meeting in
the office Of the county commits
sioners Monday afternoon.
Pay for some OF the institu-
tional staff members was boosted
on their November checks. re-
ceived Monday. but conferences
were asked with the commission
ers and Welfare Director George
NJ. V. Brown To work out a salary
scale satisfactory 10 all
Chairman Guy 4. Melton sug-
gested 10 representatives Of the
three stats that they name
small committee with knowledge
Of all jobs In the institutions TO
attend the salary planning ses-
sions.
The first meeting will be held
some time next week after the
employees work out scale to sub
NIT to the commissioners. They.
IN turn. must submit the scale To
the welfare committee in Olympia,
which controls the joint county
state-federal funds from which all
such salaries are paid.
Welfare Administrator Brown
assured the nurses and other in
stitutional staff delegates Mon
day afternoon that qualified pro-
fessional employees now working
will find no difficulty in passing
the merit system examinations.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-04
Actions in Divorce

Divorce actions were filed In
superior court here Tuesday by
Margaret ID. against Edwin NJ.
Anderson. grounds cruelty; Norma
against Victor Trowbridge. cruel
ty; Wanda against Albert Casper
son. burdensome homelife: Clinton
8. against Anna NJ Beal. burden
some homelife; Blanche p. against
Frank Bardells. burdensome home
life. and Ralph L. against Ruth c.
Russell, adultery.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-04
w. NJ. CLUB TO MEET

The Washington Montana club
will meet Wednesday evening in
Emerson hall, 1902 Broadway.
Following the business meeting
there will be entertainment and
dancing. A motion picture of OPP
erations in the Ford plant will be
shown.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-04
No. 81 Bugle Corps
PortY on Wednesday

The Bugle Corps of Wild West
post No. 81 will sponsor turkey
keno party Wednesday night at
American Legion hall. 9oeig Com
merce ST. The public is invited
Proceeds will go toward buying
new equipment and aiding the
travel fund to take the corps to
the state convention at Belhngham
next year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-04
WEDNESDAYS TIDES
DIVIDEND DECLARED

Directors of United National cor
poration announce a dividend of
10 cents per share on the partici-
patine preference stock, payable
Dec. 16 to stockholders Of record
Dec. 4. The total dividend, which
amounts to $4,000. will be shared
by over 1000 stockholders.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-04
Seattle Firms Get
3 Army Contracts

The war department Tuesday
awarded contracts totaling S3.653.-
OLA for the ordnance department
and quartermaster corps. They in
Guided; Seattle Wooden Co. Seat
tie. fur caps, S4.9l3, and fur par
kas. ss,s79; Hudson Bay Fur Co.
Inc, and Arctic Fur Co. both of
Seattle, fur parkas. SSe.469.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-04
HAPPY
&;rfhdau
TUESDAY, DECEMBER

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 8
II. Duane Hagen, 26l9 SO.
18th st.
Mrs. Edna Munro and daugh-
ter Carol, SSlS SO. 9Th st.
Mrs. Is. Lun,stien. 56l4 SO. l. 1t.
Mrs. Fred Radl,e, Eagles Hall.
bud Gunderson, 1919 Wood
lawn ave.