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stop you if you think a pipe is nice present. I do, too. What I mean to say is that, just as these impress sionable folk were persuaded to wear glasses so they may be persuaded to try eye exercises, for instances, and presently/find they are cured" of the eyesight defect they believed they had
 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
 Ultraviolet
 Does daily exposure of the skin to ultraviolet light from a therapeutic sun lamp prevent dental carries? Is there any harm in such treatment for a child or an adult. if the skin does not burn? (M. T0
 AnSwer-EXposure of naked skin to ultraviolet in direct sunshine or in the rays of sunlamp causes nat ural generation of vitamin D in the body, and adequate vitamin D is one essential factor in development and preservation of sound teeth. If the exposure is not carried to the point of burning, only gradual tanning, there is no harm in it, rather general benefit, I believe.
 Don't Dwell On It
 Would appreciate if A. w. B. would state just what the opera tiOn for glaucOma consists of. the length of time 1t takes, and so forth.
 GA. N. S.)
 Answer A. W. B. was the pa- tient and hence is not competent to give such information. It would be superfluous information anyway. If you have glaucoma or think you have it, consult wour oculist and don't just fret about 1t.
 Baby Book
 What has become of the Brady Baby Book on which was raisedi In June I expect my baby and I't like to have the advantage of any
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advice you may offer.

advice you may offer.
 (Mrs. c. H. E.) Answer-1t is now in the 9th edi- tion. For copy send ten cents coin and cent stamped envelope bearing your address. You should have re- ported last November or earlier about your expectancy. Still 1t is not too late to learn something to your advantage from Preparing for Ma ternity"-for copy incloce ten cents coin.
 Welding What danger to the eyes in taking a welding course and working stead- fly at 1t? c. M)
 Answer-Little or none if you wear proper mask or goggles always when at work, or when in the vicinity of the welding work.
 Protected hy John F. Dille Coo
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LAST "GREAT VICTOR HERBERT' DAY! and PAROLE FINER"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-09
Caroline Chatfield
What Do You Use for a Refuge?
Saps Today
@.s nasnAs..A .. . RA.-A eA~

What Do You Use for Refuge?
 Gentle you refugeT Don't peed one? Oh that inherited one or came by acdenty realized couldn't live connted without one it for granted you've taken life itself Tor granted
 Get us right talking the psychologists which they running searching for refuge running Z to something.
 Ever see frightened mother bury his head in could possibly harm him after he had with couldn't solve he had the being thought executive skill him check saying can't do the job; will conribute?"
 withdraw friends brood and dream and geve? Ever trembling hands turning the leaves of Bbe detective hound been searching for freug believed the search ended.
 won't hold the little lads head for themselves fly however dull there beings What is left but religion the only refuge human beings count upon?
 very scholarly widely travelled gentleman whose politics religion not orthodox say the painting in LondonS Gallery his hand he said God! religious faith is the only thing that doesn't turn souri,
 CAROLINE CHATFIELD. publication will Chatheld this
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gives advice on insomnia, fatigue, nervous indigestion. Includes direc- tions for correct diet, body care.
 Send lOc in coin for your copy of OVERCOMING NERVES" AND EVERYDAY HEALTH PROB- LEMS to the Waterbury Democrat Home Service, 635 Sixth Ave-, New York, N. Y. Be sure to write plainly your NAME, ADDRESS, and the NAME of booklet.
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Mondays Menu

BREAKFAST: Grapefruit juice, dry cereal, bacon rolls, jam, coffee, milk.
 LUNCHEON: Cream of spin ach soup, toasted cheese sand wiches, baked apples, tea, milk.
 DINNER: Tomato juice, praised pork chops, potato cakes, 7-min- ute cabbage, sugared fresh pine- apple, cookies, coffee, milk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-09

Get us right We aren't talking about the psychOl by which they set such store. People trying to escape from something People who are searching for refug to something.
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H0zV To Keeb Well
By DIR. WILLIAM BRADY, MD.

(ssncd pertaining health and hygiene not to or IT
 
 write in Inc received only few he made William Madison Street Chicago I Wntcrbu DemOCr
Evening star., 1940-08-25
BOULEVARD COURTS.
ArlinptOn'S Finest Ants.

1900 Washington blvd. minutes from
Lincoln Memorial via Lee blvd. Fireproot
bldg, last word for beauty and convenience.
carDeted corridors. Furnished or unfur-
nished, l. , and 3 rooms with kitchen,
large dining alcove and bath. BURNETT.
?104 N. Pershing dr.. Chestnut 4l40. Ok
ford o416 o5s
Evening star., 1940-08-25
APARTMENTS WANTED.

UNFURN--LADY AND GROWN DAUGH-
ters. in quiet private home; vicinity Wilson
leachers College. Silver Spring 1881.
RESPONSIBLE COUPLE DESIRES TO SUB
to 10. Must be reas. Box l3o-M. Star. .
YOUNG EMPLOYED COUPLE WITH
year-old baby mot at home during day.,
desires well,furniShed apt; around $40,
UNFINISHED APT. UNDER 500 l OR =
rooms. kitchen, bath; elec. refrigeration,
hot water and heat, light, airy; eleyator or
Hn,, 19t over I -nlght climb: walking distance
fsesion; ee4venisnt trahsp.' stores; :: ADULTS.
CLEAN, QUIET; SUITABLE 3 ADUI rs;
within a few blocks the Library OF Con-
rent; available Sept. 9TH. Box ;i9-M. Star.
UNFURN. "-BEDRM HOUSEKEEPING
apt. 3 adults; vicinity Woodrow Wilson
High School. Call Atlantic 5l7l after
RESPONSIBLE PARTY WISHES RMS.
KIT. bath for winter or indefinite furn. or
9niurn pI Only location considered on Mt,
Sectlon. Box 2J-M. Star.
COUPLE WITH YOUNG CHILD; RMS.
KIT, bath; private home: NV; utilities;
not over SO: Oct. lSt Adams I932-R
BACHELOR UNFURN. APT, OR LARGE,
llght' private room and bath; $50; close
IN NV. BOX 5l M. star
MOTHER DESIRES FURNISHED APART
ment for services in r0oming house; hus-
band employed. MRS. FINLEY. HO. 3j22.
l ROOM. KITCHEN. BATH. BY COUPLE
with year old baby; vic. l4th and Park
rd. NV. utilities included must be Tea-
Sonable, Box l1S-L. Star.
TWO LADIES DESIRE SMALL FUR
nished apt. for h k. in quiet. refined sur
roundngS; reasonable. Box SOM, Star.
QUIET, REFINED GIRL WANTS SMALL
furnished or partly furnished, light house
keeping apt. with porch in private home :;
NV. Write RoX AN. Star.
APT. = BEDRMS.. LIV. RM.; SILL. SP.
vicinity: yr lease: rent. S35 to $40. H.
WEEDER. SH 6SS5. ewes.
Evening star., 1940-08-25
COOPERATIVE APTs. FOR SALE.

REASONABLE CASH S3741 A MO-, ALL
costs; corner bedrm., living rm:: dinette,
kit. rec. hall, bath. Beautiful Hampshire
Gardens cross-shaped bldgs. covering
whole city block; large private park. See
at once: Ewes. Apt. LOB. 225 Emerson st.
NV. GE. 5141. EDMUND j. FLYNN,
woodward Bldg. RE l2Ih
Evening star., 1940-08-25
FLATS FOR RENT,


323 11th ST. Me- C2nd FLOORS RMS,
b.. porch. INV h.; all outside rms; S37 30
H. H. CARTER. 613 5th NV. MA 4l1s
1900 TRINIDAD AVE. NE APTS. OF
3 rms and bath each and garage Top
floor, SOB. flrSt floor, $50 Would rent
whole property to one person Call Ma
tional I4O3.
oil LONGFELLoW ST. N.W.-3 ROOMS,
kitchen. bath, S45, 2nd floor: also rooms.
kitchen, bath 1st floor. $50; heat and
electricity included
APT. 2-1O15 18th PLACE NE.
. rms. dinette, kit, BATH screened
porch S34 90
APT. 2-1O11 18th PLACE NE.
Outside rms, dinette, kit, bath.
porch S34 90
keys at Apt. 2-I016 18th Pl. SEJ
HARRY A. KITE,
1910 Vermont Ave MA. 4S46.
56l4 eth ST N.W-2nd FLOOR: 3
rooms kitchen and bath; porch, yard; gas
heat; S475O.
2516 17th st nw-2nd floor; rooms,
kitchen and bath: $40
PLANT & GORDON, INC,
1874 Park Rd NV co 0S3S
Evening star., 1940-08-25
APARTMENTS FUR. OR UkFUR.

MODERN-EXCLUSIVE
THE WARWICK.
MASS. AVE. AT goth ST.
3051 IDAHO AVE NV.
few apartments now available in this
exclusive air-ventilated building.
Living room, dnette dressing closet,
kitchen. bath, from S4950
Living room, bedroom, dinette.
kitchen and bath from - 60 so
tApts. furnished at slight additional COST
Elevator. switchboard service. roof gar
den and all electric kitchens
RECJDENT
Evening star., 1940-08-25

1925 MD. AVE. NE-MODERN APT.
bldg. on this beautiful avenue: clean,
modern: front. 2nd floor; 2rm.. k. and b..
Evening star., 1940-08-25

1907 BURKE ST sE-MoDERN DUPLEX.
bath, screened porch, yard Oil heat, h. W,
GAS furn. Only $50. Ready Sept. /. D1.
2434. after q pm. Chestnut 463S.
ROOMS KIT. BATH, LARGE CLOSET.
sleeping porch. 3 Expos. $500 14th st. n. W.
Amply resident manager
Evening star., 1940-08-25
CONCORD Gardens
NEAR GOVT. OFFICES.
Modern Downtown Apis.
LOWEST RATES IN CITY

Fireproot bldg: 24-hour switchbd. elev
service; free refg.: foyer. huge living rm
kit, bath, S35: choice corner apt, 2 rms,
kit, hall, bath, S55; cozy bachelor apt
$50. Excellent service. select tenancy
NICELY FURN. AT SMALL CHARGE.
TOURAINE. 1880 R St. NV. DU. $500.
Evening star., 1940-08-25

$40 3rd ST. N.W-REDUCED TO s3S. 80
and up . rooms, kitchen. dinette, bath
and screened porch. MA. 1913.
1st FL. SUITABLE FOR PHYSICIAN; 2
large rooms. office. kitchen. bath. fireplace
in living rm. porch yard rent, $50. Call
Evening star., 1940-08-25

| 215O ST. NW.-3 ROOMS KITCHEN.
| bath: newly decorated. Apply MR.. THOMP-
CT
Evening star., 1940-08-25

WILL sUBLEAsE TO REL. PARTY ,"i2
mos. @-rm. neatly furnished apt, also KIT
exc. transp. Wis. ave; reasonable. EN-. 3soi
Sun
Evening star., 1940-08-25

LARGE BEDROOMS. LIV. RIM. KITCH-
en- and bath, $50 and $3.50. 1925 18th
Evening star., 1940-08-25
1915 10th ST. NV.
STUDIO APARTMENT.

Newly furnished > rms kitchenette anC
bath > or ,, also single; nom Housekeeping
maid. linen, eeC. Resident manager
Evening star., 1940-08-25

zoos 18th ST NV BEDROOMS.
living room. kitchen-dinette: heat. water
furn: couple, $50; S5 eacn additional oc-
cunant. IA GNll.
Evening star., 1940-08-25

5U-foot living room, balcony. high cell,
ing. fireplace, - bedrooms. closets, tlled
bath. shower kitchen. Frieidaire. Detached
building near Rock Creek Park. ; blocks
bus and car lines. Columbia 55G2.
Evening star., 1940-08-25

c6lO GARFIELD ST NV, OVERLOOK
ing Wardman Park HOtel-3 rms, bath,
large screened porch. cleo refg.
Evening star., 1940-08-25

> ROOMS. KITCHEN. BATH. PORCH:
elec. refg.. lights, gas. heat furn.; $40.
2l1 Kennedy 81. NV RIA. 1915.
5 LARGE ROOMS. SCREENED PORCH:
Spring 59-M.
45I5 N. H AVE NV OR 3 RMS.
kit. pvt. bath. all conv.; nr. bus. stores and
churches. IA. 1899.
4al7 Isl ST. NV ROOMS KITCHEN
dinette. bath and porch. SO
WEAVER BROS. INC. DI 5000.
Evening star., 1940-08-25

BROOKLAND-APT.. 4 ROOMS AND
| WOODBRIDGE. 321a CENTRAL AVE NE
- rms, kit. bath sleeping porch; ex-
cellent condition; gas, elec., hot water;
| garage oDtionaI
Evening star., 1940-08-25

BETHESDA OR . ROOMS. ELECTRIC
kitchen. bath: new: fireplace. cross venti-
lation: garage opt: $50. WI. 2546-J
IO1 9Th ST. NE ROOMS KITCHEN.
bath. porch: utilities included. Lincoln
Evening star., 1940-08-25

1873 CONN. AVE.-CENTER OF EVERY
thing; large room. kit. closet. semi tn {:
studio furniture; ch.w.: refg.; phone;
eoe0nahle 1nonire md floor.
Evening star., 1940-07-25
EVENING STAR FEATURES TODA'

EVENING STAR FEATURES TODAY
Flashes. latest with Bill Coye WMAL. pm.
Sports, sports headlines by Michael WMAL $50
THE EVENINGS HIGH LIGHTS
$50 Johnson and Waly Buteworh
direct Wendell Wilkes home town interview the
G. , candidates neghbors
another Of the
the Pam American Conference.
picturesque and cooril Canada a vacation land
California Melodies directed by David Rose, with
soong.
Opm-WJSV, Winfred Moore blind prodigy, who reads
with her feet while playing piano, guest on
1t Seems
500 pm-WRC, the Music Hall hear Raymond
Massey, and Mildred Dling harpis with
Crosby
Vallee of Wel-knOWn char
acters the windmill tllter.
Edward Tomlnson. expert on Latin American
reports at the Pam American Conference
SHORT WAVE PROGRAM
Opeea melodies from Stuttgart DJL 51l
1913
Concert Orchestra HAT4 912
328S
MOSCOW English. RV96 1924 1873
RNE, II meg, 25 m
500 pm-LONDON Speaks London commentary
news, by J. B. Prestley. GSD Ills meg, 255 m;
Csc. 958 3l3 m.
$50 pm-VATICAN and comment. 95
81 06
1000 pm-ROME news English 2RO3 31l5 2RO4 2540
2RO6, 1851
HOO pm-GUATEMAIA the "Madera de TERRA
Marimba Ensemble of the National Police Force. TGWA
81.
1OOpm.-LONDON Csc. 9,56 313
Evening star., 1940-07-25
Bedtime Stories
By THORNTON w. BURGESS.

Trouble. trouble, trouble. feel 1t In the
air;
Trouble. trouble. trouble. it's round me
everywhere.
Evening star., 1940-07-25
JOLLY POLLY
A Little Chat on English
BY JOS. ]. FRISCH.

A. M. F-"Neither Janyce nor
Brenda is continuing her singing
lessons" is the correct form, not
Neither Janyce nor Brenda are
continuing their singing lessons" "
Evening star., 1940-07-25

So also we say EITHER Joe or Bill is
coming tonight" not Either Joe or
Bill are coming tonight" Either
Alice or June has lost her gloves" 4"
not Either Alice or June have lost
their gloves"
Evening star., 1940-07-25
POINTS FOR PARENTS

BY EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE.
Mother daughter similarity er-
tends beyond the current fancy for
clothes 1Uhich are identical.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-15

Announcement vas made teda,
that Arthur I. Jensen. well known
in Tacoma appliance circles. IA.
joined the staff Of the Ted Brown
Music company - radio depart.
ment manager. For many years
Jensen has been associated in tins
field IN Tacoma and Is well known
for his broad knowledge in the
radio field.
1t requires Specialization and II
Is this reason why I have become
affiliated with the Ted Brown
Music company which for year.
has carried complete stocks Of
all leading radios and various
radio phonograph models said
Jensen.
III has been nv pleasure in the
past to have served many people
in the appliance division in Ia
coma and now with my turning
10 the radio field exclusively. /
feel better qualified and able to
serve Tacoma radio purchasers at
Ted Brown Music company
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-15
First Dinner
On Thursday

Topics for Thursday evening :
World Affairs Council symposium.
first Of The formal dinners af the
organization this season. were
more timely than the directors
knew. Chairman Frank q Willis.
Ton said Thursday.
The discussions .sii he On
The Economic Capacity q Ger.
many l. Continue Fighting aud
Russian Policy In the Present
Crisis
Or Kari brandt Of stanford am
pf Eric nellquiat Of The unlssf.
sitv Of California vii be The
speakers. A reception for them
IN the Hotel Winthrop lobby viii
start at d o'clock. Dinner In The
Crystal ballroom will be IL q ~.
Mrs ]. u silpln At sif No. attn
ST. In In charge If reservations.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-15
Germans Claim Five
Vessels Are Sunk

BERLIN - Well informed Ger
man quarters said Thursday that
German submarines Wednesday
sank five ships totalling 10000
tons. II was also alleged that the
German air force in attacks on
British conveys sank two ships
totalling $4,000 tons. struck an
other vessel of 5000 tons, was be-
lieved to have sunk ship of
5000 tons and sank a freighter of
undisclosed tonnage.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-15

ne eelnfed film i approximate
n helf.heur Ions and yin -
made sKaIiaele = organization
M Efaans ar private shealnkz
fhe remarkable document ~
photographed ~ Elliott ana
asrhine Monroe. and graphically
peftrsss he spans writings ana
subsequent crash. Eiliatt ean.
tinaed 10 take rictures from the
main roadway Al the eAxt tower
until The bridge actually fen an
hence shared henars With Pro
fessor Farqnhafsan - the I'M.
Nersliy q Washington for being
last person On the span.
Originally the spectacular -.
quenee vas intended merely 10
supplement the fall-length movie
Of construction. showing ths
bridges mueh-diseussed sway and
anaalafIan.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-15
Lighted Cigaret
Blamed for Fire
Women Slightly
Burned on Hip

Reddine on fire IN a hotel room
occupied BY Mrs Harry orx1lls
caused loss estimated At SIS anl
minor burns Il Mrs. orville. earls
Thursday.
Fire officials said that glow.
Ing cigsret. dropped on the bed
ding. caused the fire. Mrs. orvills
VAS burned slightly on one hip
before the blaze IN the Victoria
hotel awakened her. Damage was
&C fined to the bedding. mattress
and rugs in the hotel Il 1885,
Broadway. The fire alarm was
sounded at 3:35 3. m.
Fire Of similar origin caused
nor damage at the home Of John
f. Worthey. 3110 No. Orchard St.
Wednesday afternoon. About S25
damage resulted when a eigaret
ignited the upholstery of a daven-
port, about 4 p. m.
A stovepipe overheating at the
point where 1t passed through a
partition in the one-story frame
residence occupied by Robert
Wagner. 6001 So. Alder st. caused
SIS damage shortly before s p. m.
Wednesday. Firemen quelled a
blaze at the home of Mrs. L. c.
Japhet, 74s5 South Tacoma way.
~ I'll a. m. Thursday when fire
that started in a clothes closet
caused s15 damage To the build
Ing and $40 loss to wearing sp-
pareL
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-15
Money for Bridge
Work Is Problem

Although work Is proceeding un.
hampered. finding money vii
which 10 pay for demolition Ana
salvage work On the Tacoma
Nsfrews bridge Thursday present.
81 something Of = problem 10 the
Washington Toll Bridge authority.
While awaiting insurance re.
endorsement for damage sustain.
ed when the giant $4,000 600 span
efumhled 10 ruin = week ago. state
offleialdom sought 10 find the
sums necessary to remove wah
all possible haste the remaining
portions Of steel and concrete
roadway which are deemed a
serious menace.
None, Owed
ohNiating use Of possible STATE
highway funds. IL Ia understood
that source at present owes more
than 5000. 600 10 the Pacific Bridge
Co. for erection of the span.
Because the project of cleaning
up the bridge wreekage entails
so many factors of chance, haEards
and other unknown quantities
contracting engineers are reluctant
10 assume responsibility for the
Job on a credit basis.
, seek Contract
Three California concerns are
seeking the demolition contract.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-15
P. S. Navy Yard
To Get New Pier

sFArflE A contract for con.
stfuetlon Of s. 100. 900 pier al
Puget Sound navy yard has been
awarded 10 Rnmsey and Co and
The Puget Sound bridge and
predge Co. Of Seattle. Rep. war.
rem G. Magnuson. d. Wash. said.
The pier. known as number
three was 10 be located between
two huge drydocks now under con.
structlon.
hagnuson said the construction
would enable the navy yard 10 re.
pair anything afloai."
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-15

The equivalent of $500. 900
airplane comes off the production
line every two days-and that pro-
duetion Is being speeded up 100
per cent in this country. That fact
will be one of the sidelghts on
which Frederick h. Collins will
elaborate Monday when he ad-
dresses the Tacoma chamber of
commerce forum on the subject:
What Is Aviation Doing In the
World >"
Collins. sales manager for Boz
ing Aircraft Co. will lead the dis
eussion at the Hotel Winthrop. ac-
cording to an announcement by
X. w. Mccain. program chairman.
Harry Lawton Will preside at the
conference.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-15
Ial&S1 M9EH&EN
unionists Voting TO End Long Strike:
Ship. Cargo Movement Better Thursday

As The eoastwiss shipping strike
reached TIE SIx-Week marx Thurs
day. members of the Marine Cooks
4 Stewards union were voting in
al Pacific ports on \ proposal Il
end the tieup with resumption q
ship and cargo movements.
Results Of the poll are expected
70 b known Thursday night.
The proposal calls for s.
monthly basic wage increase and
an increase Of five cents an hour
IN overtime pay. plus certain IN
ereases in personnel and a recon-
mendation that the new contract
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-15
Egyptian Minister
Dies After Speech

CAIRO, Egypt - Prime Minister
Hassan Sabry died suddenly Thurs
day, a few minutes after a speech
from the throne reopening parlia-
ment.
Sabry tainted while he was read
ing a speech. Restoratives were
administered and he was removed
from the chamber but died soon
afterwards.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-15

shall run Tor Two wears With semi.
annual waEe reviews.
L approved. the proposal ~ -
submitted n the shirownsrs Asso.
citation n the Pacific Coast As
recommended terms 81 = new con-
tract to replace that which ex.
pirea last Sept. %
The Marine Flremen. Water.
tenders. Oilers 4 Winers union last
week voted acceptance Of an arb
trary peace plan-emhrscing s.
monthly wage increase and 10
cents an hour increase IN overtime
pay but the plan was rejected
by shipowners.
Some so eoasting vessels are
MS idle in Pacific ports pending
settlement o. the dispute between
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-15
TURKEY TRoT FRIDAY

Men of the parish Of Holy
Rosary church, SIP So. Both St,
will sponsor a turkey trot at the
church Friday from s until 1890
p. m. Committee in charge includes
A. L. Beaudoin, Jack Donohue. Bill
Thaden, Luman Hawley, Bernard
Mccormick. James Manley, An
drew Smiley, Grover Meyer. Fred
Brinkworth. Peter DeBryin and
Arthur Bondy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-15

rrsrsrstaFs = steel removal
Although n inansalzfs nFah-
I'm financing ths projects in
ultimately - rsld ~ fhs in.nr-
snee underwriters. sha - ahll-
gated = - fof damage - =
= 80 90
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-15
BERTHI>Gs HEAVIER HERE

BERTHI>6s HEAVIER HERE
Local terminals hummed with
activity Thursday as six vessels
were on berth here for wide
variety Of goods.
Representing the intereoas sta
trade were the Pomona and the
Pennsylvania. the Norco and
Tanana We're on berth for Alaskan
ports of call: the Coldbrook ar
rived to top off her loading for
another run TO the Orient. while
the Santa Agueda continued her
discharge from Mexico.
Slated to swell the roster of shin
ping here Friday. five other car
riers are posted for arrival at that
time.
All major trade routes are rep
resented, with the Robert Lucken-
bach and Columbian inbound from
the Atlantic seaboard, the FLYING
Cloud loading for South America.
the Gyoko Maru lifting cargo for
the Orient and the Coast Shipper
making a routine coastwise trip
from California ports.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-15

Bethlehem stesi - eselfis nfiake
CO ~ the J rhlan Murphy
cafn.
Grover ! Mclean. exnsTI z1ssl
engineer sha supervised STEEL ran.
s,faeties n IN bridge for neih-
lehena. = ssaght feF ne renewal
sefk lie presently i associated
wtth Murphy.
Wecsisofth a Cornell. Ine.. ~
Tacoma. i handling removal AZ
TIE concrete roadway snrfastnr
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-15
PORT CALENDAR

Vessels in port; Pennsylvania.
Baker: Coldbrook. shaffer No. 2,
Norco. Shaffer No. l Tanana. Port
piers; Pomona. smelter: Santa
Agueda, smelter; Astoria. North.
western; Lake Frances. st. Paul
mill
vessels due Friday: Robert
Luekenhaeh. Port piers; Column
ban, Baker; Flying Cloud. Sperry;
Coast Shipper. Shaffer No. 2:
Gyoko Maru, smelter.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-15
Club to See
Bridge Films

Motion pictures of the Narrows
bridge disaster. taken by Barney
Elliott, Harbine Monroe and Augie
Won Boecklin. will be shown at the
meeting of the Young Mems BUSH
ness club at Hotel Winthrop Fri
day noon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-15
FALLS OFF STOOL

Falling from stool in a Pa
eific ave. restaurant. man, iden-
titled as Charles Anderson, was
taken to the county hospital We'd
nesday night.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-15

During depth-eharge exercise
wednesday morning. live
depth charge was dropped At
latitude 4s:.s:1s north and
longitude 1eS.e6:Is west and
failed To explode. All shipping
IL warned by the Canadian nav,
10 proceed with caution In that
area.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-15

More fine combed yarn is pro-
duced in CASTOR county, N. c.,
than in any other county in the
United States.