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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-19

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-19

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-19

~ wv hfNff bnt CONTEMPLATION
was organised the Sunday school
=; m. Rev. Wallace nris'of. guest
Holy Communicates. fsth ana 1
ats Rev. Charles T. Msntxer, rector.
SUNDAY school. asts = m. Services,
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ssrrnon. II . m. Young people.
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II. Rev. Arthur Beii. rector SUM
day school. gise .. m. e~ryiosss Holy
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meeting Of young sroups' T'is D. m.
s<rrnons; The Hsppy and Prosperous
Christian Ladies' clas<. and The
Greatest Business In the World
h.slsins cssnins King Mems
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ana O sts Rev. @. y RUNNING.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-19

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-19

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-19

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-19

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-19

Fiuf--eo. iosh ana ] STA Rev
Carl n Peterson pastor. sunday
school. esfs q n Services. II q m
anc 100 r. m r p. and junior
Leasl3 .. n Th9 kFf. Melvin
Peterson Kuess speaker ~ morning
service ana evening sermon by pssaox.
The Fornaksn Christ
Harvard Bfzn3h--kidisrid. sunday
scnnol 10 q IA 6<rsicss Friday,
& 30 2. m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-19

Independent BibIs Church : piv1-
sion ave. and q 81 hss. nor Tni-
msdss nrumbaush. pastor. Sunday
school, s;t5 q. M services. II . m.
and . D. m. prayer - .. m.
meeting o. youns sroups Iie 2. m.
Christian Ladies' class. ana The
Greatest Business In the world
Awsitins Owning King. Mems
Bible Glaze
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-19

Tfrsf--Dlvlsion ave and o. Pew
Holland Burr. D. D.. pastor. SUNDAY
school. 2 30 =. M. ssfVices q n
Fellow. . 20 D. m. Adult Bioie class.
rs Childrsn's preparation eiAss.
10 q M. Sermon. Shut TIC rsDof
Rev Joteph Weiss psstoT. sunday
school 10 n sfyiefs ~ q m
Ptixrfm--No 1fih ard Wsrnsr
Arthur kusn. minister Rev, k14sF q.
Wheeler Interim DAstof Ch0ftb
schooi. st3 a m. Services. ~ . n
rsllo@ah!p meeting. . % . M A1els
In song 1913 a M Sermon, 7 -
worlds Real EfiisTs~. Ma Mildred q
Eidbsr. speaker a. special seryiesss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-19
CHRISTIAN AMP MISSIONARY

rabernaeie--so. sth ana NJ Sta. Rev.
Dwisht n Ferguson. pastor. Sunday
school. s;4b y m, services. II .. m.
and 7:so .. m: youth ana adult
prayer. q and $50 .. m. Youth CRU
sAds. Gao D. m. Mas meeting, q As
p. m. Afternoon sermon, ION the
Road 10 Rapture" Dr. r. Marshall
Morsey. guest speaker
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-18
Lard Improved
By Swift & Co.

GttICAso A revolutionary nee
development whereby Tho addition
~ extremely small quantities ~ :
vegetable substance obtained ffom
a tropical irsa makes possshle Ire.
mendoun improvements IN lard.
oldest 81 shortcomings vss snnaunc.
ed hers today by tnhn ttnimss.
president ~ swift q Go. The veg
ctahls substance. known q. gum
guaiae. enmes fsum the sap ~ The
gnalacum tire. which sruws IN the
west indies and Central Amsrlss
~ tho addition Of mlnuts guam.
tl,lss 81 this vegetables material II
has been found possible 10 Protect
lard's natural advantages and II
the same time TO keep u fresh
when the lard u exposed Ia ALI
without refrigeration.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-18

Chelan Edward L. Pettus and Zaek
Vane, Tacoma.
Deiegates-st.lsrge To the ma
tional convention are f. A. Carroll.
Wenatchee; Phil II. Gallagher.
Olympia; Elwood Csplcs. Vsncou-
yer. Senator Homer T. Bone, TIA.
coma Mrs Ruth Paul. Tacoma
kathryn Malstrom. Tacoma. Mary
u. Farquharson and Eileen Baum.
garten. Seattle. Mrs. farauharsor
was chosen both AS an alternate
and a delegate-at-large.
Alternates-at-large are Barney
Jackson. Tacoma, John Coffee. Ia
coma. Howard Thompson. Seattle
Loren Tripplett. White Salmon
Margaret Blodgett, Seattle. Alie,
NJ. Holden. PAseo. Blanche Hodge
Bellinghsm. and Blanche Chaser
Seattle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-18
State Loses
Sheep Credits
Montana. Iduho
Receive Benefits

OLYMPIA Washington - sr.
ertves % = place amons ths TOP
ranking sheep pfoaueins states N
tire nation because Il ships quar-.
Ter 81 u. swes and lambs 10 Moa-
lana ard Iashc each yesr. Or Mar.
vin r. Hslss supervisor ~ 1--we
stock ard dslfysns. reported
shipment ~ isme. and ewes 70
ihs summer xssslnk areas has eesn
completed this yrar. With 80 tas
reported sent from ths. state rhsy
all be fstienei ~ Tho ether states
ard sent 10 eastern markets thus
giving credit 10 Manssns sad
IdAhu.
Inc shipment Included ise.iTt
lambs ard tas.Fss swes Because
cf good range conditions and sue.
cessful iamhins the crop this year
Vas better than 100 per cent Or
more lambs than Their. we're ewes.
Hsles said
Lamb and wcal prices both have
hsen good this spring. Aanufse-
,ufers are buying ~eoi slowly. hs~.
ever. because ~ var conditions.
thus forcing much u u 10 80 into
storage.
Hales said 40 per csat ~ the
200 600 breeding eve. Of the state
are IN the Yakima ARA, lie essls
mated 50 per cent II Washington =
annual ismh cfnp Va sold 10 pack.
Ing houses In the middle west,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-18
Obituary n Offices


Charles Oscar Mcknight "a. 81
diis Ia. d ST.. died saturday In
a local hospital. hs was . retired
railroad employs Surviving arc
HIS wife. Alice Of the homs. i've
daughters, Mrs nsssls Nappef.
Mrs tseons christianson and Mrs
Mabls Graham ~ Tacoma, Mrs.
Rose Mcintyre Of klamath Falls.
ore. and Mra Lacy Pellet Of
kclso. Wash four sons, Charles.
Andrew J.. William r. an d
Clarence O. Of Tacoma. two
sisters. eight brothers 20 grand
children. and seven great grand
children. Funeral services VIII be
held Tuesday at / 30 p. m. from
Pipers chapel.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-18
HER MORE ABOUT
Air Crash Kills ii

Of westbury. ". v. formerly Of
Little Rock. Ark. pilot.
md Lieut. Paul NJ. Lambert.
Newton Highlands. Mass.
Ind Lieut.. Jsm~. ~. Hail. West
bury. N. Y. formerly Of Lawrence.
kans.
Sgt Claude A. sheibaer. Hemp
stead. N. Y.
Corp. Prank X. Decley. New
York.
An unidentified major was re-
ported to have bailed out success
fully and TO have suffered = broken
leg, but this was not officially
confirmed.
One Of the ships crashed
within . block Of y public
school and tho second smashed
into a one-story residence
which instantly went mp In
flames which spread Ia an
nd Joining house. At least one
resident = woman. was
severely injured.
Col. Douglas n. Hefherwood.
commanding officer at Mitchell
field. said that he feared II filters
may have been killed In the crash.
The names of the victims were
not immedlatcl learned.
Residents ~ the heavily
populated suburban ARA told
Of hearing q great crash In
mid air about y =. m. (EDT)
and Of seeing the ships plum
melting To earth.
One flier attempted IN bale out
but his parachute burst into flames
as he lesped from the ship. an eye
witness said.
The ships were flying In for.
nation when the crash occurred.
IL was learned at the Mitchell
field army base.
One burning wing ~ the
ship that crashed Into the
house broke off and ear~ened
craxiIy In an are Of flames
across the front lawn.
One fiers body could be seen
on the back stoop OF the house.
partly covered by his chsfred
parachute
Two other bodies were beside the
stfewn wreoksgs ~ tho plane.
Another body wss 30 feet away
on the street.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-18

smphiblsn tank Is years ago.
lie built one 10 army speclfics-
ilons and held a public test 81 u.
ia which the tank Travelled some
miles along one hank ef the Hnd.
son riv,r. climbed q steep bank.
swan the river. came out on ths
far side. turned around. swan
hack again and trundled OFF 10 It's
starting point. The army then lost
interest Christie finally sold u to
the japanese.
He recalls that the German pa.
pers displayed great interest In IN.
invention at the time. and he sus-
poets II Was this that started them
on the research which produced
the smphibisn tanks that have fig
ured In the present war.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-18
90-MII.E-A N-HOUR
SPEED CLAIMED

Minus its airplane. the tank IT.
self will outclass anything yet put
into service anywhere, according
TO Christie.
It carries Il inch armor plate
and has motors developing 5000
horsepower. It's top speed. says
Christie, will be 90 miles per hour.
1t will mount either a 75-millime-
ter or a 90-millimeter cannon.
Christie says perfection Of this
tank is the fruit of 20 years ex-
Fermentation. All in all. he saws
he has put close to $4,000, 900 into
the job.
This is the only possible thing
that could help end the war" said
Christie. "A machine of this kind
would do away with the bombing
of open cities and innocent peo-
pie. With this you could attack
the army direct and make II come
out and fight"
Christie's past experiences with
the U. s. army have made him
wary. He says:
All want the army authori-
ties to do is say: Give him the
money and let's see what sort of
machine he can turn out. / won I
let them change a thing on IL. II
they try to I'll walk out. l won't
let them tinker with 1t.
L don't want money for this.
All 1 want is my expenses in turn
ing i. out. II they make the money
available 1 can build one In four
months and can turn them out
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-18
One Jailed, Other
Taken 10 Hospital

An acquaintanceship OF short
duration left Nohn M. Barron, 81.
1917 So. X St, in the county
hospital Monday, while David
Wynne, 33. Of Seattle. wa. lodged
in the city Jail. Dsorderly con-
duct charges were filed against
Wynne after an argument de-
veloped at 18th and Commerce
SITS. shortly after he met Barron
Saturday evening and sllegedly
knocked Barron to the street.
Barron, believed TO have suf-
fered a basal skull fracture when
his head hit the concrete sidewalk,
was in fair condition. hospital at
tendants said. Whether more
serious charges would be filed as
the result Of an investigation By
police depended upon the serious
ness Of Barron's injuries.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-18
Tacomans Busy
AT Convention
BY MEL VOORHEES,

From the time the Rev. Edward
r. Pettus. state representative
from Pierce county. pronounced
the invocation until the session
was adjourned midst a parliamen-
tary storm and mild fistieuffs, TIA
coma delegates were much IN evi-
dence at the weekend Yakima
state Democratic convention.
For example. serving on the er--
dentials committee was William
Gsllivsn A right winger. 1t was
nevertheless his plea for fair
play" that brought about seating
OF contested left wing delegates
from King county. This sycrted
an earlier clash that might have
disrupted the convention totally.
ON the rules and order com
mittee was Stuart Elliott, en-
deputy prosecutor here. He
furthered n rule which pre-
vented policy resolutions being
Offered from the floor, a pro-
ceedings which caused previ-
Gus Bourbon convention plat
form-buiIdIng 10 end In Wild
meIees and contradictory plat
forms.
On the platform committee was
South Tacoma's Zach Nane, also
a legislator. Zane worked for a
moderate" declaration OF policies,
aided In blocking proposed con
demnstlon of current Rooseyeitisn
policies
Local delegates engaged In their
first floor tussle when Il was de-
manded at p. m. that the resolu-
tons committee should sit until ;
p. m. 10 consider more proposals.
c. Melvin Mckinney. Tacoma
teacher, led this fight and won out
on a roll call vote. $50 to 3se.
In the contest for permanent
chairman between Ed Connolly
of Spokane, and Ralph Van
Dyke, Whsteom county, the
Pierce delegation divided, s2 3"
20, In favor Of Connolly right
wi1gb.
Joe Mack, young president Of
Pierce County Democratic club,
unanimously was elected psrmsn-
ent convention secretary. posi
he was given at the local county
convention
Mack was Landed b. Tacoma
J. p. O'Connor. zno nominated
MIN. and by Pierce eognty's chair
man. Hans johnson. Who seconded
the nomination
As candidate for election 70
. he y. r. Electoral college. archaic
but still legal American insutp-
ton which exists only on paper
since direct election 81 the pfssl'
dent uAs inaugurate1 years ago,
johnson nominated Mrs william
Paul. youthful Tacoma delegate
and sns was chosen by tbs sixth
district
". A. hm0pds Tacoma
attorney. delivered a second
ing address for Va Carroll.
national committeeman. Of
WsnAtchee, and phil Gala
CHER. state treasurer. both Of
whom we're candidates for ma
nonaI convention delsgates-st-
large, and both Of whom we're
elected.
For similar posts, no, all of
whom were elected. sesttle's Al
Rosellini. deputy prosecutor. nom
mated Barney jackson, South Ia.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-18
JOSEPH W. HARVEY

Joseph william Harvey, "a died
Sunday at his home, Tsos no,
Cakes 81. A retired grocernan,
Harvey was native Of wisconsin,
and had lived In Tacoma 10 years.
lie was a member Of South Taco
ma Baptist church and Of Steam
boat lodge No. u, " and A. ~.
In Steamboat springs, Col. Sur
viving IL his wife. Edith Mary Of
the home, Funeral services Will
be held Tuesday At p m fran
ripers chapel with the Rev. Elmer
o. fanlson officiating. Burial Will
follow In Mountain View Burial
park.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-18
dRgENsntiM0.

four.fared clock ON the rcnnsys'
yanla railroad station hers II tick
ing the time away again after .
repair job that amounted Ia saus-
thing ~ q project Five rsrpsH'
tefs and three sspeft msrhinists
worked for 10 days getting the
mammoth timspisee in orisr.
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at the rate OF 10 a day IL neoes-
ssry.
a special plane TO carry the
tank Is not needed. one Il their
regular heavy duty Boeings would
do the trick. The tank with It's
guns. ammunition and equipment
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When YOU need a few sxtfs dol
lars. look around the basement or
attic fof discarded articles. This
NiiI bring you cash from soms~
one II you advertise them with
an lnszDensies Times Want al.
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charge, was fined $50 in Judge
Robert Csmpbells court Saturday.
He also had his drivers license re-
voked for a year Unable to pay
the fine, Gubrsnson IL in the city
Jail.
=. S. HcDermott 81 West Way.
who II In the Marine hospital. Sc
attic, is reported on the road 10
recovery.
Mrs. Rasmussen Passes
Mrs. Emma Orlena Rasmussen.
"a, died Saturday evening al the
family home. lib 9th ave, S. w.
She had been a resident Of Puysl-
lup and the state for ~ years,
coming from Colorado.
Surviving are her husband.
Daniel, two sons. Fay Brown Of
Lake Bay and Roy X. Brown Of
Aontrose, Colo: two daughters.
Mrs. Emma Allen Of Selsh and
Mrs Olive Burklund Of Topeka.
Kss.: Is grandchildren: one great
grsndchild. a sister in Nebraska,
and a brother in Colorado. Hills
funeral home Is making the ar
fsngemsn1.
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By BRUCE CATION

WASHINGTON A sensational
new type Of flying tank worse
than anything the Germans ever
dreamed Of has been perfected by
Walter Christie, dean of the tank
inventing fraternity, and is cur
rently being offered to the United
States government.
Within few days, Christie is
to meet with President Roosevelt
and high defense and congressional
officials to show what this new
implement of super mechanical
warfare can do.
According to the inventor, the
device is a tank of the familiar
caterpillar-tread type. so designed
that 1t can be locked beneath an
airplane and flown TO the point
where it is to go into action.
A new ground-speed accelerator
embodying some of the principles
of the launching catapults used
by the navy will get plane and
tank into the air after run of
only 200 yards.
A smooth-surfaced airport is not
needed for landing; Christie says
that the combination can come
down in practically any field so
long as IL isn't studded with rocks
more than IL inches in diameter.
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Motorcycle Rider
Booked on 3 Counts

Accused Of operating an sncient
motorcycle with neither vshlci. ~
cense plates or a muffi.r. ard
having no drivers license, LeR0y
BilodsAux. 1917 Fsxcstt ave, vas
arrested early Sunday and ordered
10 answer three charges In poles
court Monday
Speeding charges were flied
against George l. Burkhart. 1914
80. Flfs ~ Richard A. Manning
~ Z Box 52s. summit Wash. and
Gordon slisf. Tacoma
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Award - scholarship 10
Massachusetts, Institute - Tech
aelesy 10 David 1. Glenn. r.. Ia
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COMA. vas announced Man.ssy by
Principal Howard Carr az sasadlum
high sehonl where young ,slsen
~ss graduated tn. rnentn tied for
.scnnd rating ard highest ranking
boy IN scholars ips
Glenn ls The soa ~ David l..
Glenn. resident snsinsss fes rwA
an construction ef shs Tacoma
Nssfess bridge. me family re-
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cofns. John GrssBmsn. TaeOfos
teacher. nominated congrsssms1
Jonn cHffes. Johnson nominated
Assessor Fred smith. Cailiysn
nominated Capt Paul Warren. ~
Henry. siso q King county deputy
prosecutor. nominated fscoma's
Senator Homer Bone. McKsnnsy
nominated Mrs. KatsDln Nal
strom. Tacoma sE-stats senator
and nov csnsuS supervisor here.
Psttus nominated Mrs. Paul and
Crseman nominated 8fs Jssnstts
Allen, Tacoma
La the choosing Of = ma
ti0ssI committeeman, Pierce
eounts's dsiegation un4ni-
monsIy voted for M Carroll.
incumbent. who defeated Al
Mccoy, Yakima, state ad-
ninistration candidate.
Mart active floor leaders for Inc
local delegation we're Mckinney
and Kenneth Simmons. youthful
mayor Of Milton VINO Nss elected
delegate 20 the national conyen-
ton.