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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-02
Observation Dept.
Army Orders

WASHINGTON. ID. C.-The war de-
partment has issued the following
orders;
Lieut.. Coils. william T. Bauskstt
Jr.. cav. Port Bliss. Tex. 10 Fort
Knox. Ky; John ?. Lleosrman, NJ c.
hais. Louis b Rapp. cav Port
Meade. s. D. 70 Port Mcdowell, Cal.
Robert T. Strobe. p. A. Hawaiian de-
partment. to Boston. Mass william
Bryan Winner, A. C. res. San Diego.
Calf. 20 Kelly field. Texas.
capts. Robert Beverley Habersham
Rockwell. 8. G. res. Augusta, Ga, TO
duty. Fort Monmouth. N. j.. wilford
Bertholf Bottenfield. A. G. res. Cedar
La: Herbert Fowler Debuys. A. c.
res. New Orleans. La, 20 Wright
field. o; Elmer Howard jose. A. c.
res. indianapolis, Ind. TO chanuts
field. Ill. Miller Bennett Towman,
A. c. res. Glendale, Calf. 10 March
field Calf: Paul Dew Adams. inf.
Philippine department. 20 Port jack
son 8. c. Sumner Ellis Smith. o ID.
res. Washington. ID. C. TO duty. Me-
o. ID. res. Denver. Colo. to duty.
Edgewood Arsenal. Nd william clin-
ton Hammond Jr., G. W. g. res. Lum-
berton, N. C. TO Chicago. III kidding
Vincent Foreen, s. c. res. Wsuaau.
Wis. 20 duty. Chicago. III: Glen
Ellis Hofton. C. A. C. res. Sparta.
Wis. 70 duty. Washington, D. C.
Harry Lorange D. c. res. Chicago
nj. 10 duty. chAnute field. III. Ls-
land Miesse Frederick, s. C res
Amherst. o TO duty. Port Sheridan
M: Egil Hort syivsnder. Inf. res
Duluth, MINI, 70 Mount Clemens
Mich.
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- stormy PROTEST - asvsi-
srsd ~ wesk fren ths 6scisses
= change 'ns HswthorHe frad-
.eAool - neEinisy ~ into :
esestiaasi training sshani shsf
Al msahsr. ~ N. nosrd =
sIursflan wee called teEstnsf
saiurdsY sftsfnesn feT : special
session
rhs extraordinary setter esH~
fFors zsfssrinK - sfaslsa ~ a.
Hgy rsrsnfs ~ Ita~theFne seheni
aucns i.fs Friday sftsraoeu N ~
ea.rt fs-ssn 81 ~ Central schfsni
u - hssa aseifsd ~ -
sshoal haard - s-.iKn children
sfcn ut district q ~ Rogers
49, Wuiarf sehools 30 msuT
protesting parents ssid NY ~esss
Fsfus- - s~na fhslr children snYs
whsrs at - HAsthnsas
supf Ha~sFa n Eleeif eas=
.sntsa - ~ ssllina tss ensrd -
Esthss fnr an emergency SESSION. :
hsd sas h~sn scheduled = nassf
until SGT "a
Sshoes ga spsa "Wednesday.
sept ;
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ssative committee which Includes
Carl Casper@rn q Tacoma. presls
dent ~ TIE Pacific Coast ss.oeias
ton. Martin {. Jacobsen lchaifs
mani. TryEve i1ndos. Martin
Hsgiand. Rarnsy saEsn. cores
pending secretary Pacific coast
association. oscar G wellsn. ole
:. I.lndssth. John Ed~af.isen. als
syvertsen. treasurer carl Hsl.
stTom. financial secretary
The official presrsm began vita
reception At Normanns hal
Friday night whsn members q
the Ladies Auxiliary and Norman.
ma Singers were hosts The sat.
urday activities Included = rehsar.
sal Al Nafmanna hall a. 70 q. m
Al n m the visiting ladies were
entertained by members u Emhia
Lodge No J. Daughters Of Nor
way with a sight seeing Trip. fut'
! lowed BY luncheon IN the Masonic
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Crashed Bomber
Is Under Guard

IContnned Frons raEs onsl
Il ~ aitifuas ~ aniy tooa feet
TIE ship 80 hlst : little seuth "a
kzlAma.
Ordinarily one - the tSsn en-
rIasd tomesrs eeala have main
ialnsa IT. aiiituae hat an unasu.
slix heavy bad - gasoline ana
slEht men xese stazrn Ths plane
80 VS. ~ equipped with ene ~
n new fall-ruttsrlak tvps = rtc-
psllar. vhleh can - stopped when
= meteor fsIlz. and - eld-fszhloned
type made heavy arsE
starts - sPls
TIE pnoi. Firsg lieut.. JACK y
nonohew. @fsinE n chsnfe ~
hoiding altitude FAR enough u land
safely. ordered IRE crew and pas.
ssnKsrs l. lamTs Al got through
the escape matches without com.
rneation until the ee-piiat. Lieut..
Henry p king. started q jump
Al that reint tks plane began
10 spin Ard Lieut. king vas thrown
eut. Lieut. ponoheW had = make
his way eut % ths ship while Y
Wss spinning and suffered enme
scratches and bruises about hts
head and body dolnK a. Ths plane
Ma down % around 800 feet.
unusually low for . successful
parachute jump. when he set free
A few Of the men we're scratched
little in landing or climbing
down the mountsln sids toward
farmhouse where they could call
the field. bat no one was seriously
injured II was the first accident
since the opening q AcChoFd field.
Unprecedented Lsck
The 100 per cent safe landing
from one q the BIG eomeers vas
unprecedented. Mechord field off
GERS said Saturday.
Lieut.. ponohew came from Mex.
leo. Mo. and Lieut. King from
Marcos. TEX
Others who hailed out 20 safety
we're STAFF Sergeant w. A Davis
crew chief and engineer. 81 Ia
coma; Sergeant u. T. belong 81
Independence. Mo. bomhardier
and Privatss r. ". stitt. Pipsstons
MINI. " L. Hnntlsy. Rivefbsnk
Calf. ~ " Dulllnger and " A
James. san Fernando. Calf.
Bombers ~ the BIS type arr
being purchased BY the army Il
quantity now for around $40 90
10 $50 600 The one which crashsi
Friday vas three years old an
cost $4,000 At the time II va
built.
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Gig Harbor Notes

GIG HARBOH-Mr. and Mrs.
l. NJ Holt have a. their guest
Mrs. Mary ID. Perry San Fran
cisco. On Wednesday nr. and
Mrs. Holt and Mrs. Perry. accom-
panied by Claudia spadoni, took
a trip 10 Yakima park. Mrs.
Perry. who II Mrs. Hoits sister,
will remain about = week
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Y. Bfabsc and
family Of Glen Eilyn. III. have
been visiting Mr.. Brsbec's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. c. Brsbee
The regular meeting u the
Arietta Community guild Niii not
Be held on Monday. due 20 the
Joint nesting they are planning
with the Womsns society ~ the
Memorial Presbyterian church on
September Q.
Beesus< Of Labor day. there
viii bs m meeting u ths Lions
club On Monday.
Mrs. Parsons and daughter
sally. ~ EAtonvilis. and Mrs.. ~.
colman Of Tacoma spent Thurs
day At the John HcconAghy home.
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where she loaded her belly fun OF
for England at war.
While there the Condor never
matter what her name ia now was
given one of these electric cables
used as defense against magnetic
submarine mines. 1t was the first
seen in this part of the world
though you may be sure not many
did see IL.
However, the British master Of
the ship brought with him a letter
signed. counter-signed and sealed
by everybody in the Admiralty ex-
cept Winston Churchill himself. II
explained in greatest detail the
workings Of the snti-mine cable
vital military secret.
That letter was delivered to an
intimate friend OF ours. II was
addressed to him alone-but IL was
so priceless he wasn't allowed TO
keep II after he'd read IL and mas
tered the contents.
You see, he Is an expert who
adjusts ships compasses and there
upon guarantees their absolute &C
curacy. And he Is expert enough
that Of all such master technicians
this side of England. he alone was
assigned the fabulous responsible
ity for the safety and welfare
under the most delicate and unex-
plored circumstances-of ship anc
men.
A job that ordinarily requires
four to six hours. he spent exactly
"a hours of intense concentration
and work upon. The honor wa'
satisfying recognition Of his skill
but the responsibility was ever
greater.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-02
First Vikinu
Turnout Set
PuYcllup Coptoin
Out OF Play

ri ALI the first turnout
81 Puyallup high school football
candidates VII Be held Al viking
field Wednesday afternoon, the
first day Of school under the d.
rection Of Coach Al Dshlberg and
his assistant Carl Sparks.
Il Was learned that Capt. Jack
Kelley, who Is suffering from =
back injury sustained in an auto
mobile accident. viii be unable 70
play this year. thus materially
weakening the teams chances Of
repeating it, championship PER
Torrance Of 1889.
Royal Neighbors Of America
will meet Monday night At 9
o'clock at Red Mems hall. Mrs.
Ruby Neiman and Mrs. Effie Jen-
sen head the refreshment CON-
mittee.
Methodist Council
The first meeting of the Metho-
dist Women's council for the fall
and winter months will be held at
the church Thursday. Il viii be
business session with Mrs. Paul
Hsnawalt presiding.
Plans will be discussed for work
at the Methodist booth at the
Western Washington fair. Mrs.
Clarence Strenge is chairman Of
this committee. A potluck lunch
con will be served at 1880 with
Mrs William Pence and Mrs. s.
A. Stoner as hostesses. Speaker
during the afternoon session will
be Mrs. J. w. L. Kaufman. who
will have The New Day" as her
subject. Special music will round
out the program.
This is the fourth year Of ac-
tivity Of the Womens council. The
organization was formed from
the different groups in the church.
Mrs. Goelzer Hostess
Entertaining her officers ana
committee chairmen. Mrs. Allen
Goelzer, retiring president Of the
Bruce A. Mercer post, American
Legion auxiliary. viii be hostess
at a buffet supper Tuesday eve
ming. The blue and gold of the
auxiliary viii be used in the deco
rstions. During the evening plans
will be made for installation of
Mrs. jeff Owens. incoming presi-
dent, and her staff.
Custer circle, Ladies Of the
C. A. r., will hold a business
meeting at Odd Fellows hall We'd
uesday afternoon at 2 o'clock
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-02
Certain Equipment
Is Barred TO Aliens

LOsDoN-Eisetriesi spparsias
used for medical or surgical treat
ment has been forbidden 20 enemy
aliens residing IN Great Britain.
The government has eonfiseatsd
all such equipment used ~ Ger
mans. Austrians and Italians
prsetieinR radio thsrspy because
n ths possibility that Il could
easily - converted into radio
tTznsznsttsrs
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Tom Collins. 23-year-old waiter
Al Ponders station roadhouse.
thought he would appear In court
to get a friend out ~ q Jam and
found he has testified himself
right into the Pierce county Jail.
He was free on $3.50 bail satur-
day but faced = charge OF leaving
the scene OF an accident. Until
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Testimony for Friend Lands
Witness in County Jail

Collins voluntarily stepped into
court - q defense witness for
Albert Mold. 27.year.oid mill.
worker. Of American Lake South.
he hadn't been connected with the
case.
Mold was tried for driving while
drunk. lie was arrested early in
the morning ~ Aug 10. after biz
car crashed into tho back Of =
state patrol car driven bF officer
Joe aladek near the entrance gate
of Fort Lewis
DE Didn't ksow
After demanding . jury trial.
which waA held before Justies
Layton In Superior Judge Hodges
courtroom Friday afternoon. Mold
himself set up the defense that
he Vas 80 drunk h. didn't hnais
whether he vas driving OF not
Friend Collins told The story
for him.
Mold. he told the al lustles
court Jurors, drove out from Tss
coma 70 the Aes 81 Clubs. opsf-
atsd b. Collins mother IL Pom
dsrs' station. ths night - Aus ..
and began drinking beer BE
already vas drunk said Collins
since Mold as 20 be marrisd
the neat day. his friend said hs
decided 10 sober him Up and got
him out u the place saa into he
car.
Took Wheel AssY
al insisted on driving Collins
testified. We took the old h.sh.
usy % oiympla. I had 10 taks
tho wheel away from him onas
in a Wills 20 Keep from hitting
other cars. When Ns Nsfs coming
into Olympia Al vas driving pretty
fss, - said 4 don't want q
get punched. Let's stop NJ Ns
stopped At a restaurant
Collins said he fed Nod q toel
~ chossdsr and cup Of coffee ana
walked him around Oiympia 81.
nost tao hours and stlii he Nssn
Soldering up Collins sad he So
able 70 get ths ~hssl for ths driys
home
At Fort L<Nis. said Collins ths
state pstfolmsn drove a1ross ths
highway IN ffeHt ~ him ard size
s1ipsd he Nod car. After ~
accident. h. said. Paifoliaaa
sladss talked - violently shoal
the ears driver thst hs bseau.
scared ard walked b0us ~ ~
railroad Tracks sna highway
Placed 10 Jaii
~ ths admission. Collins VI.
tusiiy placed = hit. snG-fan ehsfK.
against himself. Hls statement,
Nsfs taken aoen ~ a eouft -
porter Nhsn the ess~ sent =
me Bry. solas defense eltnss.
vas served slih a warrant az
promptly put IN jail
Collins don't only testify him
self behind bars After hearing
his story thot Nod dfogs OCT q
ne Foadhoass sifsadY anlak an
drove 70 Olympia even ergnssF
Deputy Prosecutor HaEo Astzisf
lf.. tod ths Jurors h. couldn't sss
anything 10 afEl1s - them.
Yea can disregard ell -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-02

Plans ~ have Ere iahnsfHn
apskans eandlfsfs for a. = $50
stor - . speaker bsfofs ne
Mems Republican slss fissssisy
night ~sfs announced saturday
~ Floyd Farmer. state commit.
tssmsH BE said hs had bsen
assured Johnston ~oslid - pres
sat. .nd sal stephen y chad.
siek - seattle had heea insllsf
though h. had said hs ssaid nsi
again appear 60 ths SANE plsi.
form aith gssHastsn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-02

statss ssidsnes n You stsh ~
sad =and jsasf rensiasf ths -
fsnasa olan Submissions
Ths ufT did for = FsrF f.
inmates. sas fsaH8 Sod EslilT
De aas fines 800 49, sesfs
Hines Nod hsa fbs aoatis 80.
foftaas ~ h4stnE "a caillsioa
sifh = stats patrol fsf ne tai
bfoslaff into no4ft acting stats
Patrol Ch.sf ~ g. TasBsf an
NO asms - ffom Olympia -
Interview - priseasf In AL
sbsylt : ssfflsmsnt far Ia damage.
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tcontiansd Frum rses onsl
FIST Of to wsshlaktou sfeaps q
arrive - ne Cries Mas eheFus
fHem Gfafz Hsfe=sf
Taceuta Mss = frrsktTnt
tsThsfzz arrangements - FHE
meeting afe In ehafgs ~ - -
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Core Of the News
SOLDIER Is HELD

Arrested for being A.w.oL. from
Fort Lewis. Charles L. Clarke. 10.
member of the 18th infantry band.
WAS in the city jail Saturday.
awaiting transfer 20 the custody Of
military authorities. He was ar
rested by Detectives Al Farrar and
George Burgeson.
Wedding F1owsrk HIM. Florist
ladv.D
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flag. II was ap-
propriate { h a t
she should COM
plete her last
voy &c under
the A m erie can
flag at Tacoma,
for she was built
here. She was
turned over TO
n e W Births h
owners.
She went hence
~ parfiau
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PAINTER FINED

Convicted in police court satur-
day morning Of being drunk and
disorderly. Richard Callahan. So
year-old bridge painter, was fined
$25 and costs.
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Nazi Conspiracy
Charged by Paper

SAN JUAN. Puerto Rico - The
newspaper Fl Mundo charged To-
day that Adolf Hitler's agents In
the Dominican republic were con-
spring against the sovereignty
and liberty Of the Americas. and
inspecting bases that might en-
danger the United States defense
Of the Panama canal.
The newspapers charges were
based on a dispatch by Samuel Y.
Bsdillo. who had been assigned 10
lnvestigats German activities In
the Dominican republic.
The dispatch said the German
fifth column had been established
in the Dominican republic for more
than four years and that the
Dominican-Gerrnsn Scientific In
stituts, founded in 1887 for "ap-
parent scientific investigation. +"
was the chief organization In
voived.
The institute was set up 10 study
tropical conditions. according 70
announcement at the time, but
santo Domingo Is a "sub-tropicsl
country. and the investigations BY
scientists have centered largely
around possible military bases. "
the dispatch asserted.
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BANKRUPTCY PETITION

A voluntary bankruptcy petition
has been filed In federal district
court here BY Fred p sancstrom,
shoe department clerk. listing la
bilities ~ fi.s7s.75 and assetS Of
$50, claimed exempt
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-02

ahsub- Ell~on Co service station
and landed 90 ths sldsNsis. also
Sas removed
The death Nas ths eltys I'm
for IN year. Il as M first sines
Aug II. When Mrs. Amelia kopp.
90. N4s killed b a car.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-02

However. we feel we are now at
liberty to mention a small yarn,
which at the time it happened was
strictly taboo.
Late in June the 20 : year old
steamer Condor made her last call
here under the Grace Line house.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-02

Long and devious is the unendng drama of the its
ships and We regret that these urhd times forbid
mentioning all things they to pass particularly
affairs of those foreign ships whose face real death
each careessy spoken word here elsewhere is
much better left unsaid
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HERE'S MORE ABOUT
Fatal Accident

sharkey alone was permitted 10
leave after treatment
Police. launching their inyesti-
cation Of the tragedy we're assist
ed by deputy prosecutors and
Coroner r. ~. Long.
A hold for investigation" order
vas filed against the truck driver.
Burr. He was suffering from an
injured knee and waa expected
to leave Tacoma General hospital
Saturday.
Mrs. Bernard. In the same hos
pltal with her skull fractured.
vas reported in fairly good
condition.
Mrs. Jones was In ~. Joseph'a
hospital. one arm broken. severely
cut, and slated 70 undergo further
x.rAy inspection. Her condition
was fair.
Tragedy Deseribed
Bernsrd'a hurts we're not deem
ed serious. although he vas badly
cut about the face. scalp. syslids
and arms by flying glass. he
suffered also from shock.
Ernest lease. 1910 "a. X u
IT. X. a r. bus driver. an eye.
witness 70 the crash. rave a vivid
account % the susshup. Lease
WAS driving a short distance be.
hind the truck. which had started
70 turn up the hill On 18Th. IL
saw the oneominE souihbound esi
coming At a rate u speed he sstl.
mated NAs over IS miles pei
hour
Cr..h Terrific
Il could see when they Ners :
block apart that they usre coins
70 nit Lease stated II seemed
that neither driver made ~
slightest attsmpt 10 AVOID H.
They both Kept coming. 81
though each figured hs had ~
night Of way. hate - say =
vAt AftNA ~ ~ p 49,
n uas driving about - miles
an hour. The truck "a Eoins
slightly faster me crash "a,
tsrrifie. snd Nas followed b. :
BIZ cloud ~ agst"
Flag Dosn Traffic
Lesse stopped his bss. N.ni =
an alarm boz ard summoned
police he returned 70 ne airest
where hs sac tao victims iylns
al0ngsias the demolished coups
The body ~ another woman lyina
almost IN the middle u ths stree
ahead u the coupe.
We Immediately started Z
flag down traffic We had ~
awful time trying 20 Keep othsi
cars from drlying over ths bodies.
Las sad
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HERE'S MORE ABOUT
Ships Remain Idle

slt.iss hsfsslnlnE rights ~ -
tlflr Cast iauEsssaf~msa= rsrnns
iausshaHsusn hsxs hesa affiliated
stir - AL faf a. fssfs
whus msutlsss sftslfs ssrs -
a stsaassli hsfs saturday rshsF
concerned groups tecH = hsrft
rsi~sr..ss D'.p-ses~s
TIE rasoms Cnsmeef ~ Cans
msfss lsis friday seat fsissrssss
h Senators Hsntsf T nas~ 80
ts~i. y acbssilsrn@sh sna Hee=
fsssntaliv. Jena N caffs-. -hsFh
sid
tanashafsmsa IN rsenss. Fefs
Angeles. sna Asnsseffes stnpp~f
sofs ta-isY n protest aesis1en
made ~ NiHH ssrfiffiaH ffsN {.
fctOl Hnian - sciiseflss hsrnsla-
laE sssnt far - lnnEshassnsn -
rasina Cast Tssaus. Pet A.
ssiss ssa AnseaFtss iaassnnfsnsu
sffiiistsa AL sna lnslsf 80 ftaht
70 eafHala eallsstisslT IN ssaaf-
dance sta "a aFitY splniaa thsfr
msmtsfship shish hss consistently
been All. - sppfsessts tat
thls creates paFaiYs. n thsss
ports at industry siil riase aaes
f1fthsllh unless this mstfsf .
settled We afas dsisaation ~sit
upon Ht.hn ss = group Immediate
~ snd request msitsf ~ settlsf
ra~ IN viss nsfinnsi asfsne-
operation ln Alasha snf sfeslnd
Puget sound ina lndasi fiai par
aiYsls siil - hseoms ssats aiuasf
overnight sal sppfssisis imm.-
fiats I'D inlaf sFtian "a part =
Congressional ssismafiaa steam
ship operators sfs asaifsi parties
snd 40 std - hsfrsla ~fth iaesi
AL unians + permitted
oshss Wire. s.a.
Tn shsmhsr ~ eammsrrs eat
similarly ~sfdsd tsfsaHsms n
John d Hfssiman. a. = isbos ssn-
sinatef Rabeft nfsusrs. ehsirmmn
- N. martins ishaf bard snd
Admiral EmafY : Land. Chairman
% ths q n martins sommlssaan.
Alsa seeking - sa-apsrsts ~ish
ihs AL isnEsnafsmsn. affieisls ~
ths Waterfront Employers ss.uci-
alter -sfs mss,inE saturday
morning hsf.
fnsis1sd n the conferences 10
Charles nsfAsf. rssams nsnaKsr.
= hlnssah@rE. Hsstti. man.
sEsf ard D Folss. Pseins
co.st president - ~ ss~ocistiaa
AsaH~hils 7 A Thranson. pa
sife Coast s<sf.tsFy ~ ths All.
~sisTffont ~esssrs. ssla q meet.
inE saturday bstSssn offirisi. ~
ihs ianEstofsmsn an ths H.iinrs'
snlan - ina Fsfifr tun.ffin.tsdt
q sspsstsd - result N ths tls-ap
- .lips aivsFtsd s~sy from Ib~
stfiks suund ports Nlsh esrss~.
destined 70 90 from Tacoma
sbesfa
Fl.s otass s~-~lsas
almiiar ssnfsrsnss. ara h~lng
hsld sith ia marine firsmsa .n.i
fhs masters mates ART pllafs.
rhrunsan s@la S'sil support "a.
been offered ny ether AEL mart.
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TO be high on both sides. but we're
hidden BY censorship.
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CITIzESsHiP CLASSES

Classes in citizenship will Be re-
opened al the Y. NJ. c. A. at 7.s0
p. m. on Wednesday. Sept 4 under
the direction Of Attorney James
W. Anderson. There Ia no charge
for instruction.
Coffee Specials at Cow Butter
Store ladv.l
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rl.x Do~a Tr.ffle


After the injured were removed.
xreeksgs took tts ear from ths
street n a Kafsgs Ths truck
sghlch renamed upright pgt skid-
ded 10 tina north entFaacs q the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-02

A Labor day picnic. sponsored
by a group of Tacoma union men,
will be held az Meals Ciends~n
park on Five Nile lake Monday.
A program Of sports. speaking and
dancing has been arranged.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-02

Now, somewhere that old freight
er Is slogging her way slowly
through death-deaiing mine fields
guided only by her eompsss-in
an effort TO reach an English port.
Somewhere her mate is standing q
grim watch. lookout PAGES TO and
fro, oilers and firemen watch their
gauges and hope for the best.
Theirs is a black and lonely night.
There's no end TO our little yarn
yet. And we perhaps will never
know ii anyhow.
We just can't help thinking Of
II, that's all.
Observation Dept.
Has anybody besides us noticed
how popular the nautical theme Is
in magazine advertising. billboards,
store windows and current fiction :
Seems there's nothing fascinates
Mr.. Average Man and his wife M
much as the sea and the things
thereof. Good for catching their
attention any old time. Sure. we
always stop for a Cancer. too.