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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-30

II was while ambassador %
T'inis. In 1912 that Psynes death
occurred. Re Wss buried In the
cemetery Of 81 George a. Tunls.
but Paynss restleGsneHs Old not
end with MS life. His ashes no
longer lie on the shores q the
Mediterranean In isss. ths re-
mains were borne seroAz the sea
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-11

Ray Morrison, new head football
coach at Temple University, Phila-
delphia, is expected to continue the
system he used to make Southern
Methodist teams famous, the wide
open forward pass. Morrison, who
signed a five-year contract, sue
ceeds Fred Swan.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-11

British poet Stanley Richardson,
landing in New York, described howl
he warned Unity Freeman-Mitford
about her romance with Adolf Hit
Ter, whom he saw with her at a mu-,
sic festival. He said the British.
born, titled Englishwoman was $50,
crazy in love with Hitler" that his
warning she twas making an inter,
national spectacle" of herself had
no effect.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-11

With all the maturity of his sixteen
years, Joe Rinaldi found life a tor.
ment. Fearful he was to become a
father, he penned that 'life has be-
come unbearable," then leaped to-
his death from 10th floor window of
the YMCA Sloane House in New
Vov1y
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-11

Relative strength of newly mo-
bilized Belgian and Dutch mill
tary forces is shown in picto-
graph. Their combined forces
equal about one-third of Ger
many's army Of 100000.
Indicted in Lottery
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-11

Gale Swanson, 10 months old, OF
Forest Hills. N. Y, poses with he5..
cup after winning the first round,
of the General Diaper Derby IN
New York, first of a series to be
climaxed by a "world champion
ships finals" Tots up to IA months
are eligible. Contestants who stand
up instead of crawling are dis,
nra1ifpd-
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-11

Her brothers Nazi sympathies
broke up her home, said Margaret
Vein in supreme court, New York;
in a suit for separation from DR.!
Irving Vein, dentist, her common
law husband. DR.. Vein replied
that her brothers practically "tooh
over" the Veins home,
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-11

Picturesque Martin Itjen, of skag-
way, Alaska, a dyed-in-the-wool
sourdough, visits New York for
first time since 1897. Itjen trekked
to the Klondike in 1898 and re-
manned to build a street car, the
only one in Skagway, which he
operates to this day.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-11

" of Mrs. Carmen Moreno was
und in San Francisco Bay after
she had been missing more than
;hree weeks. An ice pick had been
iriven into her temple. In spite of
positive Identification by her broth
ar, the husband, Julio, claims the
cody is not that of his wife. He is
being held by police.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-11

Major Graham C. Dugas -:
Veteran prospector, Major Graham
C. Dugas examines samples of pay;
rock from his bonanza gold strike
at Dahlonega, Ga. The quartz, dis
covered in an abandoned mine, as
sayed $4,000 to the ton, comparable
to the world-famed Comstock Lode
Of olden DAYS.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-11

No diet to worry about and a birth
day cake all ready to be eaten, Babe
Ruth cuts himself a slice as he cele-
brates his 18th birthday at his home
in New York. The Big BAN said he
misses the excitement of the DAYS
When ne was undisputed ruler of
the home run division.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-11

Mrs. Vesta Zehner, her foster
mother, is held in the death by.
scaldlng of Alice Jones, 7, who died.
without receiving medical aid. Mrs,
zehner says the girl was burned
while taking a bath and received
nome treatment. Her husband says
Mrs. Zehner beat Alice with a cat
o. nine tails
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-11

Mrs. Oliver Hartman, New York
society matron, and five associates
were ordered to appear in federall
court, Santa Fe, for arraignmentt
on charges of conspiracy to violate
the United States lottery laws. In
1888, Mrs. Hartman and her asso-,
ciates unsuccessfully planned to-.
conduct a $10,00O,O0O charity lot
terry in New Mexico.
Evening star., 1940-02-27
4 Grand New Spring Group

A. Lonq-sIeeve sheer
for your dressmoker
suit. Colors, Sunset
Pink, Doneine Blue and
white. Sizes 81 to 40.
50.
The Palais Royal, Sbors
Evening star., 1940-02-27

B. Royon multi color
stripes; long sleeves.
For that odd skirt or the
tailored suit. Cordieon
neck. Sizes 81 to SO.
So
ear -. Third Floor
Evening star., 1940-02-27

c. Cotton blouse, the
perennial fovorite for
Spring. Pique eyeIet
for your royon silk or
wool skirt. Sizes 81 to
3S. s..
Evening star., 1940-02-27
18Th Century Mahogany
Veneer 1O-Piece
DINING ROOM
Semi-Annuol y ~
Sale Priced ~ =

dining suite you'll cherish for its Deep softly glow
ing ish for its graceful proportions and flowing lines.
The tob|e is extension type ond thank goodness, stod-
ding Of legs because the double pedestal base clears the
edges. Looe 66inc buffet, accompaniment server,
spacious ehino You'll appreciate the chairs for their
usual comfort. Mahogany veneers on eunnwood
Buy on Our LiberoI
Budget Payment Plan
= - 49, '''-' :. ''-' =" A
Evening star., 1940-02-27

Mems Majestic" Socks and AnkIets
Famous '7-Point' Construction 4 Pairs
Sizes 10 to Is
SEVEN POINTS OF SUPERIOR CONSTRUCTION
Lna aeafox
RyafS Store f Mr = !. /. 81.
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Fast-Action Advertising
n YOU have something 70 sell. reach
more Tacoma homes 81 less sdref-
Using cost by placing your message
In THE TINES WANT ADS.
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AICAICA No. ! by load. si5 %
GA 1884. li43 so. 35th 81.
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Unfinished Houses for Rent

FIVE ROOMS and bath, across from
Lincoln bowl on &C.. Inquire at
34i8 Pacific ave. or call Garland
606l.
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CLEAN seven-room house and garage
1918 So. NJ MA 45f3.
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CLAN. nicely furnished front room.
With alcove bedroom. All utilities
furnished. SIC q month. 400 SO. G.
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RELIABLE girl wants work by hour
OF day. 26c hour and carfsre. Main
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Situations Wanted. Female

LOANS on furniture and cars. North
ern Finance Co.. 2i2o Pac. MA es72.
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furnished Apartments

LARGE bright room. heated; walking
distance. partly or completely fur
nished. also ground floor room.
phone. 800 So L.
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LARGE room. kitchenette. private
bath. fireplace; marine view; s2o.
single housekeeping rooms. $3.50
up: all utilities. ass Broadway.
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WANTED - Poultry, livestock, veal.
Conway, r I. b. 4ooA. GA ol9e-J-5.
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Fast-Acfion Advertising
IF YOU have something 70 sell reach
more Tacoma homes st less adver-
Using cost by placing your message
In THE TINES WANT ADS
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$500 SPECIAL. ~ CORDS
PITcHY BLOCK AND SLAB
MOUNTAIN FUEl. MA 2ose
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CLEAN. quiet bachelor apartments,
81. 80 month; working men. 1916
South jay.
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WELL heated 2-rm. apis. plenty OF
hot water. walking distance, SIS to
$40. Sound View Apis. 10 Stadium
Way.
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GC RI No. for. wood: alder. o. 9.
0O.OO $3.50: cedar posts. GA S2Io.
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Phone Want Ads to Main sIsi
Miscellaneous for Sale
USED BARGAINS

USED BARGAINS
6.00x16 WHEEL ehangeovers;
Ford and Chevrolet good used
tires: new disc wheels. $50 and
up with exchange. Pay only
$50 per week.
1 USED Motorola car radio. per-
feet condition. SIS; pay only 75c
weekly.
USED tires. all sizes, Soc and up
4 32xs Heavy Duty used tires.
Priced TO sell.
4 7.50x20 Truck and Bus Balloons,
like new. A sacrifice.
EASY TERMS
GOODRICH sILvERTowN
STORES
1888 Pacific Ave. MA e173
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Housekeeping Rooms

NICE room. bath. garage. home priv
ileges: gentlemen only. COS South L.
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PoLLOM APARTMENTS-Thr rms,
private bath. 3ll5 Sixth ave, PR
602e.
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TWO. THREE ROOM apartments;
baths. garages, clio to sic. 172o
So Yakima.
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BuffeIen Tin. . g up. nA hls s sea
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KEYSTONE APARTMENT HOTEL
Large single furnished apartment,
fine view, sl4. 72lla Commerce.
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$500 SPECIAL
IL CORDS pitehy block and slab:
Use now, Main $3.50.
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Wanted TO Borrow

o.. 700 at 81 on a se 900 value. Pay
able in monthly installments. See
DOOLEY at s33 ProYident Bldg.
MA GOAL
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60 m Ready 70 burnt Two Dig
30 w cords upland block and SLAB.
No. 1 forest wood. $3.50 No.
forest wood. %. PR lT42, Ga slsl
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When yon need a few extra dol
lars, look around the basement or
attic for discarded articles. This
will bring you cash from some
one II you advertise them with
IN inexpensive Times Want Ad.
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53lI NORTH 5lST-One and two
rooms heat light and water fur
nished: 80. s12. Sl5.
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Phone want Al. to Main s1s1

HOME privileges. good meals. q
month. close 70 bus. 1881 SO. sat
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CASH for say. a loan scct's. Richard
w Mccain. elo Fidelity. MA ll4s.
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Rooms for Rent

ROOM and board for business people.
sos Broadway. MA 6o6a.
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TwO-ROOM apartment. $40 month
utilities paid. 23o7iz Pacific. Main
0q46.
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Exchanges. Swaps"
Wanted to Buy
By LichtY

WILL pay cash for milk routes: in
GLIDING bottles, cases and trucks.
Write P-5. Tacoma Times.
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WANTED-Iadv to share home. Use
piano. phone, kitchen. 1884 Ia
coma ave.
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Spec. Upland Edeines. $3.50
Upland Sawdust. 2 units. 49, e ~ ~
Pitchy Block and Slab. ~ ~
Dry Slab, cord ........... -, sou
SUNSET FUEL - Main feS<
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SPECIAL. in all kinds OF top soil. IN
dirt and fertilizer. lakewood 2o5o.
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ELDERLY couple for oaretakers eoun-
try place. Good living conditions
Might consider young couple. Route
8. Box 6i4-E. New Tacoma Cemetery
highway.
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WANTED-Poultry and livestock. RI.
4 Box 3i6, GA 225o-W. Van Leuven.
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cTCCl SAVINGS q LOAN AcCrs.
= GGl I'LL Pacific Ave. Ma el5e
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RAGs-Bring them TO 2ls So. ESD ct,
We pay Sc 10. Main 1858.
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COW MANURE. 81 yard delivered.
Telephone GA 1869. 4517 East b.
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cow FERTILIZER for sale. 81 yard
delivered GA 2292.
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Unfinished Apartments
furnished Houses for Rem.

) ICONS. partly furnished: garage
II desired. 1918 SO. /, 81
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-FOUR GOATS. freshen end of March:
good mixers. 5io6 North Defiance.
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q cRDs. Heavy slab; e. haT "a
schnlth Mil. MA oess, Ma 80
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-02-10
BOB LYING, NOME 0LDTIMER, DIES
 IN CALIFORNIA
UneIe of Howard LYng Was Original Stalker of
 Dexter Creek

Bcb Lyng, early pioneer of Nome died last week in San Francisco al the age of II, according to word re- ceived here by his nephew. Howard Lyng, Speaker of the Territorial House of Representatives.
 The elder Lyng first came to AL aeka in 1892. settling at Sand Point He went to St. Michael in 1896, DaW- son in '97 and Nome a year later He was one of the original stakers Of Dexter Creek at Nome on No- yember 28, 1898.
 With his brother, R. T. Lyng, fa- ther of the Representative, Bob Lyng installed and operated the old Moonlight waterworks, which is still in operation at Nome
 Howard Lyng is leaving for the States on the Mt. Mckinley to helr settle the estate.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-02-10
EIGHT SENTENCED BY C0URT;; JURY
 MEETS TUESDAY
Eight Criminal Trials Go on CaIenddr-TW0 More
 Indictments

Eight prisoners who have pleaded guilty to indictments brought by the Grand Jury were sentenced in Dis trict Court today, the sentences ranging fom 60 days in the Federal jail to five years in McNeil Island Federal penitentiary.
 Trial of eight others who pleaded innocent will begin Wednesday. The petit jury will report at o'clock Tuesday afternoon.
 Two more indictments were re- turned today. Ralph MendeZ Cordero is held in $2000 bond on a charge of assault with dangerous weapon. Roswell Edensaw is charged with larceny in a dwelling, bond being set at 5000.
 Ed Austin was sentenced to six months in jail for contributing to the delinquency of minor. i Three Contributors 1 Benjamin Lingren was sentenced to one year Joseph Vinson to one year and Vel Monte Morris to 60 days for contributing to the de- linquency of minors
 James Carpenter received sus- pended five-year penitentiary sen tence for burglary in boat and store He was paroled to Deputy Marshal and ordered to refrain from using liquor and associating with his grandmother.
 1 Sam Jackson was sentenced to two years in McNeil Island Federal peni- tentiary for assault and battery.
 Albert Tucker was sentenced to Is months in McNeil Island Federal penitentiary for assault with dan gerous weapon
 Woman Changes Plea
 Mary George withdrew previous plea of not guilty to cohabitation and entered plea of guilty. She received two-year suspended sen- tence and was paroled to return to Yakutat and retain custody of her two minor children. Peter Louie, who was charged along with Mrs George, will be sentenced later. \ First criminal trial on the jury calendar will be that of William James. charged with contributing to the delinquency of minor, to be followed in order by: Peter Chernoff, burglarly; Richard Trask. assault with intent to rape and contributing to the delinquency of minor; Mark Williams, assault with a dangerous weapon; Nellie Johnson, burglarly in boat and store; Edward B. Haynes. larceny in boat and grand larceny; Jack Ayres, assault with dangerous weapon; Orville Verne Chapman, lar ceny in dwelling.
 Catapults of the cross-bow type were invented by Dionysius, the tyrant of ancient Syracuse, in 399 B. c.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-02-10
STOCK QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK. Feb. 10. = Closing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock today is 6la, American Can IA 3I4, American Power and Light 1M. Anaconda 27%, Bethlehem Steel 77A. Commonwealth and South ern IS. Curtiss Wright l0@. Gen. eral Motors 54h, International Har- vester 56A, Kennecott 36h, New York Central IT. Northern Pacific 81s. United States Steel 59A, Pound $3.97.
 DOW, JGNES AVERAGES
 The following are todavs Dow Jones averages: industrials 148.04, rails 3127, utilities 2495.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-02-10
Monday Is 10 Be Holiday For Some

Monday will be a Territorial holi- day observed by half of Juneau.
 Territorial offices, including the courts, Territorial and Federal, will be closed. Banks will also be closed Unemployment Compensation claims which ordinarily are made on Mon- days to the Territorial Employment Office, must be taken in Tuesday.
 Schools will not close and the Post Office will be open.
 The Empire will print as usual
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-02-10

the 8,082-ton freighter Port Dar- win and the 3,1088-ton steamer Clintonia.
 The German plane that was shot down crashed near the Firth of Forth after being attacked by Brit, ish pursuit planes.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-02-10
Pope prays lor
 Peace in Orient

VATICAN CITY, Italy, Feb. l0.- The Pope made an unprecedented appearance at St. Peters today in a Pontifical mass commemora ting the first anniversary of the death of his predecessor
 The Pope expressed in a prayer hopes that Japan's war in China will soon cease.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-02-10
HOSTESS WITH
 SEWING PARTY

Mrs. Andy Lagergren entertained yesterday afternoon at her home with sewing party.
 Those asked for the occasion were Mesdames M. s. Whittier, Walter P. Scott, Tyra Hahn, A. Feero J. Blake John Krugness, Andrew Rosness Hamilton Gibson, T, Cowling, Olaf Bedding, E. Mosier, Olaf Swanson and H. Hanson.
 The first head of the United States Naval Academy at Annapo- lis was Franklin Buchanan in 1845
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The office of Postmaster General was not considered a Cabinet officer until 1929.
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Catapults of the cross-bow type were invented by Dionysius, the tyrant of ancient Syracuse, in 399 B.. c.
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CONFIDENCE
 IN DALADIER
French Chamber of Depu- fies Votes Unanimous
 Iy for Premier

PARIS, Feb. 10.-The Chamber of Deputies late today voted un- animous confidence in Premier Da- ladier to conduct the war to victory"
 The unit vote was given after a two-day secret session during which National Defense and other problems were thoroughly probed and found highly satisfactory.
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SIX SHIPS
 AREB0kBED
 BYGERMANS
Nazi High Command Ad- ifs One Plane Shot
 Down by British

BERLIN. Feb. 10.-The German High Command claims that six ships were sunk or disabled yes- terday by Nazi bombing planes in raids along the coast of Britain.
 The Germans admitted the loss of one of their bombing planes.
 The ships which the Germans claimed to have bombed included
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JAPANESE MOP
 UP ON CHINESE

SHANGHAI, Feb. l0.-Japanese Army sources claim advances have been made in South China and that both Japanese and Mongolian troops are "mopping up remnants of Chin CSC opposition.
 The Japanese claim the last ef- fort of the Chinese to recapture KwangSi has been broken.
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COLLECTION SUIT

Suit was filed in District Court today by A. F. Knight against Ivan Diboff for collection of a debt and two assigned accounts.
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GROSS ABOARD ALASKA

w. D. Gross, movie picture mag nate in Southeast Alaska, who has heen south on business, is return ing to Juneau aboard the Alaska.
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SPENCER BRINGS IN
 CARGO OF BLACK con

The halibut boat Spencer, Capt. Russ Elliott, brought in 14,50O pounds of black cod to the Juneau Cold Storage yesterday, receiving 3.25 cents pound for the cargo
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FILES TO PETERSBURG

Harry II. Kazee. Senior Safety Instructor. U. s. Bureau of Mines, flew to Petersburg with Shell Sim mons today to instruct eco class there.