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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

tCOntlnueQ.) j
GIRL colored, with good reference, wants
S4Gk Sa6k domestic or cooking Columbia
GIRLS, colored go, want general. house,
work. mothers helper; no laundry; no
Sunday; ref. Hobart O023.
GIRL. GIRL colored wants full-time or part
time work Phone Michigan 742O.
GIRL. colored, wants position as cook or
ghw.: experienced. city ref. Call Columbia
GIRL, colored. wishes position as gh.w. or
days work; city refs. Call Decatur 1885
days work: Michigan 1889 ~ ''l'' ~
GIRL, colored, wants part or full time;
good references: no Sundays. Phone MI
GIRL ,colored. wants work, maid or watt
seSs; sleep IN or out. Michigan 6465 after
GIRL, ,colored,, wishes work any kind fond
certioste ee fhnidfen I've ont; references health
narse GIR os eo1oesd 5otS.rs isht years old for
SRL exp c0nH wants par paIt-time work for evening
Lamont NV
GIRLS t2), colored from N. C.. want
Dn D1rk 1913 81 any kind; stay some nights. Call
GIRL colored wants part-time iob nnrs-
ing or all day; can stay some nights; no
SUNDAYS. Ii. 9547 Reference.
GIRL young, reliable. housework or care
Tor children. Call Metropolitan 1852.
LsAuNDREss, experienced, first-class on
shirts, wants work out by day. Wednes-
gay. FRIDAY; permanent. Dupont 5342.
LAUNDREss. exp, wishes work for three
days a week. DU. Os2I.
LAUEDRESS; experienced colored wants
taundry to do at home. nice, sunny yard
spec SPECIAL on 3achelor's laundry. Cali all
LAtuNRRY Tdsi, work york to bring home frstclass
good ref AZ + sssa s5tf home also curtains
ma MAID cs sGIoTea ns ysnts yss work. but no cook
MAID. colored; part-time cleaner and
DU ISuhoTesS' 7es5 iadss or bachelors apt; ref
PLAIN COOKING. take care of children or
housework' stay in; from N. C. DI 3039
SCHOOLGIRL, colored wants lob as moth
fare. 1916 Seaton st. NV
WOMAN colored, desires days work or
general houseWork; good ref 54os Dix st.
WoMAM Won 1or, yNunF desires senera house
2OS9 o.
WOMAN; colored wishes part-time or ALL
DAY work; reference. HO. 463s
WOMAN. WON, colored. part-time e.hw.. Tue,
@ @nnur. sal mornlngs, $40 to 1870, s.! 80
WOMAN, colored. with reference, wishes
part-time or days work. Hobart 2967
WOMAN. colored. reliable wishes part or
LUZ ana time g.h.w: no Sunday work; refer
WOMAN. colored wants ghw.. full or
Apt. l., Wash. b DC C. ''f W" o. n"
WOMAN, Southern. colored wishes g.h.w,
eienceS; elt.iS lhelma Williams. Lincoln S746-W
WOMAN, colored, wants part-time work
$ evenings week, Mon. Wed, Fri; good
honest. Hobart 1874
WOMAN. colored. wants pob in boarding
mouse as flrst-class cook, or as e.h.w.
North 4434.
WOMAN, reliable. wants day work. 3 days
Al week; S;o good laundress. Call Monday,
WOMAN. colored, wishes part-time after
noon work; ref. Phone North 1890.
WOMAN, colored. experienced. wants Job
z w.. cooking; go home nights: city ref
nome SUNDAY. Call Michigan 7l79
WOMAN. colored, would like work for
,,noLlinss' cIeaning small apartments. light
0067 'iooa'
WOMAN LIGHT. colored. experienced, fast
isunafeSS' part time. days work; best
reference AD. 62@3-M.
YOUNG LADY. colored, desires part-ttme
or ehw; I'M first class reference Phone
WISH TO place my excellent colored
mald Wisconsin 595S
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EXCLUSIVE NV DINING ROOM con-
pletely equipped, for rent TO responsible
operator: potential volume: $500: 81 900
mo- rent. Sl25. Box 407-J. Star
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DOWNTOWN. mr. Govt bldgs-15 rooms
in Ink. apts. money-maker: 5000: $500
cash, balance monthly.
Boarding house with 10 sleeping rooms
vell-eauipped dining room. kitchen and
reception room.
Good listings of all descriptions
A. NJ. COOPER,
zoos Eve St. NV. MA. 1892.
Ask for MI Beal Ewes HO 1O41
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MEAT BUSINESS: best location. in large
market; reasonable rent modern equip
ment: wonderful opportunity; terms can
oe arraneed; Phone Emerson 1I6S. Sum
GAY or evenlngS after Z nm
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GIRL. white. reliable, plain cooking and
housework. adult family of 3, Saturdays,
SUNDAYS off EN- 1881
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BLUEFIELD. WEST VA SUNDAY, LATE
return Thurs. or Fri. Tel. ME, 7451, to
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DRIVING TO SEATTLE VIA YELLOW
stone. Aug l; take one, share expa. Box
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TEACHERS WANTED NOW
2o4 Colorado Bldc Republic 17l2.
POSITIONS OPEN.

STENOG.. ins. expr Sl00 mo. fl;
stenos., gen. commercial eXpr t5I, %;
temp. and perm. Miss White.
BOOkKEEPER 'm.D, 2-3 yrs eXpr. in
finance tbankine. ms inv. securitieS), age
$3.50; local man; excel. opportunity. Miss
Didge
GOOD stenorraphers, rapid typistS. male
and female NEEDED daily for positions
NO charge unless PLACED WE need
GOOD beginners and experienced Stenog-
raphers. secretaries NOW.
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HELP MEN 8 WOMEN.

GIRL, experienced, cooking and house
work; children; $50 mo. to start; city
refs. 5000 Northampton st. NV. (off
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REPAIRS & SERVICE.

BASEMENT and wall waterproofng; ga
RACES, I porch Enclosures, overhead garage
CARPENTER and painting: repairing and
remodeling; not contracting CO. twhite).
Chas. Riggs. ME. 6l99, 704 Bird st. NV.
CARPENTER, quality work; alterations,
'qebn'1 or 5ob' sH tss5faon ss5fW rooms AD'S n'u'
CARPENTERING. papering; painting, small
homes built reasonable. houses painted.
Dupont paint. Warfield 37S7. rs"
CARPENTRY painting, screening, roofing,
Work guar, guar MI Mr.. Lam5, 5, phone ' Me. IT, 15SS.
CARPENTRY, cement work porches, win
dows doors, cabinets, recreation rooms:
money, deal direct with 1st-class mechanic:
Al REFERENCES; reasonable prices. Good
eabsF p5oh boma epss snp Me
mechanics. Phone Jack Sparkes, Hobart
s439 for free estimate.
CEMENT WORK speciality; coping around
lawns, sidewalks. steps; parch your walls;
waterproofing exp. Lincoln 5641. 90
CHAIR CANEING gpHoISHEa, }nsI p17sb
ISsksfi fsss 10TH sDntad ST av Phone NE EMssoN aess
ELECTRIC WIRING sfT.u6ss e1tF, 6sts
let's. repairs old houses specially: Regal
Elec Co. 3609 Georgia ave. Rand. 1891.
4
EASIOAIo painting. Special rates. Call
Ben, North 1882.
HOUSE PAINTING. exterior and interior;
all work done half price; plastering roof
ing. Call any time. Hillside 0157-W.
PAINTING AND PAPERING, Arlington
County Free estimate. Work guaranteed
snd personally supervised. Phone Chestnut
PAINTING AND PAPERING,
Floor finishing: lowest prices in years:
work guaranteed. Jones Douglass, The
Singing Painter" Shepherd 6429.
PAINTING SPECIALISTS, porches, ktch-
ems baths; best materials used. For spe-
cial summer rate phone TAYLOR 1850. 29'
PAPER1NG done at once, S4 room and up.
guaranteed Georgia O024.
PAPERING, painting; work guaranteed
rock-bottom prices; looking for work;
father and son. Randolph 8773.
PAPERING, painting, decorating at summer
prices. Do my own work. Atlantic 1872.
Mr.. Edwards.
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DALLAS, TEX. LEAVING JULY %, CAN
take =; share expenses: references eX-
changed l.. R JOHNSON SH, @oo'
KANSAS CITY LEAVING FRIDAY:
Studebaker sedan: take two; reasonable.
Hobart S3ls
DRIVING TO LITTLE ROCK, ARK. IN
rev Chevrolet Aug. g. returning Aug. 10;
can take / reference required GE. 4757.
GENTLEMAN GOING SAN FRANCISCO
Fair Aug Is; take 2 or 4 '3S Ply. sedan
IRWIN, co. 437l 9 am. to j. m only.
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GIRL colored. desires maid in beauty
parlor or REGULAR or part~time work: re-
liable references. North 6OOI
GIRLS t2l, colored. want part-time jobs
cook and g.hw.: go home nights; no
SUNDAYS. DU 0324
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BEAUTY PARLoRS.
MOTOR TRAVEL.

SPECIAL-Permanent waves. complete
$500 Carey S. 245l 18th NV. Phone
-p1S II
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.3l1 G. ST. CEst. : Yr
DOMESTIC.

DOMESTIC.
GIRLS colored. desired for general house
work: with references and health cer-lfl-
Gates 1887 11th st. NV. Rupher's EN-
ployment Agency.
RELIABLE AGENCY, DE. 5561; lio"
1lth has cooks i1ouseworkers. chamber
maids laundresses. nurses day. workers,
waitress, walters, part-timerS houSemen'
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GROCERY MEATS: corner store. colored
trade; nice living quarters; fine cash busi-
ness; 5-year lease; we'll eq and Stocked:
price $4,000; terms. Box 41O-J, Star
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CLEANER LAUNDREss, colored, exr.
Mon. Tues. Wed; S4, carfare Mar
sneute, 424 East Capt ne. basement
COLORED, reliable, desires whole time,
part time or days work. Michigan 94s1
COOK, colored woman, wants place as
cook or pastry cook: experienced DE
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ESTABLISHED INN

ROOMING HOUSE, - rooms, baths, 6
elec. refrlgerators. single beds; good rugs;
income, $40; rent. Sl75. owner trans
ferred; Much of furniture is nealy new;
S3.5O0; terms
rooms; rent, $50; income besides owners
apt; S2!5 >: desirable: 81 100; terms.
RESTAURANT BEER SANDWICHES
3-room and bath apt; clean; S1.75O
FILLING STATION. 5000 gals mo-:
nice business; accessories washing, greas-
ing; 125O
ROOMING (best sec,, rooms. 3
Frigldaires: rent. $50 good furniture; $500
BEAUTY. SHOP, old estab., downtown:
rent. $50: Sl25-S150 wkly. ST. 200: terms
RESTAURANT BEER SANDWICHES;
nice place; 81; $50 mo-; rent S75; nice
apt. above; 81 $50: terms: bargain
R. NJ. De SHAzO, 1923 14th NV. MA. $500
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LGE. HOUSE. downtown, now operating
dentists: Will sell furniture reasonable and
give long lease. or will rent furnished 10
reSponslhle party. Francis c. Heigle, 1417
l.
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RESTAURANT whisky. next TO down
town theater; does $500 wky now; 81 600
WS,v in winter; seats 100: NO CHEAP
PRICES, Owner really ill., Price S6.5OO:
very easy terms. Bob Hollander. gO1 Tower
blog.. l4th and K. Me 4Sl2
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BEAUTY SHOP, busy neighborhood shop;
over $4,000 business last year: owner re-
tlrlng: $500 handles MA. $500
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ROOMING HOUSE ELABORATELY FUR
nnlShed nl5n near G. w. u; l3 rms. 4 bths.;
NE. 1914. JAY REALTY CO. RE 229a
Room 1115. 1910 Vermont Ave .
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GROCERY-MEAT-V $500: 5000
week: large, modern corner store. stock
and fixtures alone worth price; serious i'll
ness compels sacrifice. j. Ramsey Max
well, sole agent for owner Woodley 45TT.
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31-FT ENCLOSED CABIN Chris-Craft
cruiser sleeping persons, separate state
room. dinette, refg., Monel metal galley
stove, full-sized toilet, s5-hp. engine,
dou.. reduction gear; boat serviced by ship
builder. .flrst-class condition. Business per-
National 77f1.
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BOYS-GIRLS, COOL ROOMS, $50 MONTH
also day children supervised camplike
activities; accredited school, North 6244
MOTHERS LOVE AND CARE FOR IN
tant or baby under years old. 4O5 18th
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ROOM1NG HOUSE. near 18th and Col. I'd
I'll rms, :! tiled baths, modern furni-
lure newly decorated: rent. so: all filled
nice clean home: check income 81 300:
terms. Mr.. Armstrong ME 4SIa
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SITUATIONS MEN & WOMEN

BOY AND GIRL, colored in college, desire
Jobs as busboy and general houseworker
or waitress: references. Atlantic SO2l
COUPLE, colored, desires work. maid, cook,
lumbla 1896.
COUPLE. colored. wishes work of any kind
private family preferred; man with D. c.
permit ref. Ii. 4144-J
WANTED-Janitor quarters, small apt;
coiored, child years. DE. 32l6
house in return for apartment: responsihle
young people. SH 1523-W
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS

OSITIONS-WaitreSseS counter girls,
soda dispensers. Other positions open.
Atlas Agency. Atlas Bldg, 9th and F NV.
educs ton. others. BALTIC Teachers Agency.
b16 n Charles St, Baltimore, Maryland.
Evening star., 1940-07-28

BOILERS-Several hot-water heating DO
ers, in excellent condition; ALSO Brya
gas boiler, one instantaneous hot-Wat
gas heater and two gas heating domest
hot-water units. Prices reasonable c.
Dupont 1852
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

A C ARC WELDERs. owens Electric; clos
ing out six 300-ampere units. originally
oulit 70 sell for $3.50 90; while they last.
$4,000 each. And five 5O-ampere units
orlginaly priced at $1,000; while the
last, $4,000 each See r. E. Phelps, 1872
14th st. NV. MI. O50l.
ACCORDION, piano, 120-bass, Italian make
cash. Call DI 4334
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elan, steel craftsman, mfgrs agent, car
penters, radio men restaurant workers
II Ts haven't the place PLACE you want 4o, }o,
you Call for information. AGENCY, 300
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PERSONAL.

YOUNG PEOPLE. OVER IS, ENJOYING
mountain and beach trip, join group mo-
torlng every week end to mountains or
oeach; hlklng, tennis, swimming, etc. Box
l19-G, Star
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SITUATIONS MEN.


ACCOUNTANT. thoroughly experienced
desires position as office manager or au-
ditor. Warfield 1852. 30.
ACCOUNTANT, expert part-time book
Keeping books started, audited, balanced;
tax reports; city refs; reas. RA. 3131.
ACCOUNTANT, expert, systems installed,
financial statements tax reports, auditS
part-time bookkeeping; reas. AT. 2145.W
3Ot
BOY. light coiored, seeking work in store
around around house, dishwasher; sunday on
BOY, colored, wants work as waiter. house
man store work has Va. drivers per-
nit CHI. 65O3. MondaS. Refs.
BOY. IS. with D. c.. permit, wants work
Of any kind; has worked in srocers store
Call AID. Q34l.
BOY. II. colored. wants work of any KIND;
u. Z. permit. Atlantic 1884,
BOY, colored. wants Job delivery. drug or
aencaddeSSen' evenings. Reference Can
BOY colored %. wants work as porter
or any klno; needs money for school, MI
CARPENTER-BUILD experienced all
slnds construction. wants steady work.
Can take charge. Chestnut 4ll7
CARPENTER wants work! will exchange
work for cottage at beach. Mr.. Bell, Lin
CARPENTER ASSISTANT, with complete
set OF tools: wants work with carpenters
Box 3S3-J, Star.
CHAUFFEUR, houseman, truck driver or
ianitor, with reference. Phone Taylor
5106,
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GIRL, white, "3-35 exp. housekeeper.
cook care of child; live IN; $40 mo. 4420
18th ST
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ROSSLYN. VA.-1S6-ft frontaQe on Lee
highway. zoned for light industry 3O.73
50 H. OF ground, 45c IT, FRFNZEL, Nc
lean Va. Fails Church S31-W-l
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SALE OR RENT, all or part, gen mer-
ohandise. groceries. dry goods, hardware,
restaurant beer Garden, acreage gasoline
oils. w. Swinburn Shady Side. Md
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CENTRAL OR NORTHERN ILLINOIS.
soon. mother and son wish passenger
preferably assistant driver; reas. SH
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-16
Ord Arrested
Twice Before

An FBI report on the past Of
John Ord, 42-year-old city fire
man. held in the county jail for
two murders. shows only two past
arrests, Deputy Prosecutor Dewitt
c. Rowland announced Thursday.
The report, just received from
Washington. d. C. he said, show
ed Ord was convicted Of burglary
and sentenced to two years inn
prisonment at Huntsville. Tex, in
1918. and was arrested in Phoenix,
Ariz., in 1920. for a federal mar
cotics law violation but was not
convicted.
Ord, now charged with the first
degree murder of both Hale r.
Nosler and Myra Nosler. the
prisoners former common law
wife, is expected TO make his plea
a week from Saturday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-16
Dog. 8, Nesiles
In Man S Pocket

A. A. woodfield. who resides at
Fort Lewis. has what he calls the
living replica of the pet Of Maggie
and Jiggs, comic strip characters.
Woodfield came to The Times
office Friday to prove his asser-
ton.
He pulled out Of his overcoat
pocket 4 tiny, Manchester dog.
which weighed but three pounds.
less than eight inches high and
not quite Z foot long. The pet, =
female. Is eight years old.
Woodfield said he got the dog
from the interior of Mexico.
where they are used by natives to
catch rats and gophers. Wood
field explained that the dog. an
unusually warm-blooded animal,
had aided In curing an attack of
rheumatism he suffered last year
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-16
No Clues in Death
OF Woman Pastor

STANDPOINT, Idaho-The sher-
Ifs office reported today contin-
ued investigation had yielded no
solution to the mystery surround
ing the death of Miss Florence
Lundquist, preacher fort he No.
Denomination church. whose man.
gled body was found near Kootenai
last Saturday.
Authorities said 4 sudden bliz-
zard that came up shortly after
discovery of the body apparently
obliterated all clues that might
have led to a solution. Three inches
of snow fell In Is minutes, the sher.
ifs office reported, completely
covering the scene of the tragedy,
Meanwhile, Miss Bertha Morris
rs. a companion Of the slain wom-
an, was recovering at 4 hospital
here. Officers said she still was
unable to recall events that led w
to the death.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-16

dies. by sickness or accident or
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-16
Liquor Fines
For Day $3.50

Another profitable afternoo On
passed in police court Thursday a.
liquor-code violators dug up $3.50
and court costs TO pay their fines
Four defendants pleaded guilty to
charges brought by state liquor
enforcement agents for violation
of the city's ordinance regulating
liquor.
Charges Of sale by the drink
cost three men fines of $3.50 and
costs each. They were Joe Russo,
arrested Feb. "a at the Lucky
Hours. 1888 Commerce; Tom Daw-
son, arrested Feb. "a at the Steve
dore. 1889 Commerce. and John
Land. arrested at the Roma, 1920
Broadway, March s. John Baker.
nabbed at the Reno. 1882 Broad
way. March s. paid 500 and costs
for Illegal possession.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-16
BY JIMMY nATLo

Our recent essay about seagus is herewith continued
to question that is yet asked we've been
replying to letters and oral questions since left
loose end dangling So, for the record:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-16
Debaiers Open
Tourney Here
N. w. Colleges In
Forensic Meet


Teams nom colleges IN various
yarn Of tne faciIlc Noftn"es.
started competing Friday IN tne
two-day sixth annual n Kappa
Data Forensic TOURNAMENT AZ inc
College q rueet Sound.
tour DIVISIONS are open WIN De
uAU having potn men sno ~oh-
40 DIVISIONS. xtemporsneous
speaking. oratory ana impromP."
speaking wili aIso % featured IN
Ne meet wnich " unoer me u'ree
uon q Dr. CnarIes I. natt'n'
member q the Coheee OF ruse'
sound FACULTY.
FOR First Tine
This b the first time that I'M
promptu speaking has been fea-
tured and It win be under the direc-
don Of r. d. Mahaffey Of Lin
Geld college.
Taking part are students from
Pacific university. Crays Harbor
Junior college, Lower Columbia
Junior college. Mount Vernon
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-16

II seems folks are wondering
where gulls die. Seldom Is a dead
gull ever seen. 1--WE can't recall
ever seeing more than one or two
gullish corpses, ourself; we ire
searched.")
A. ona kaiIo... ...l Ill n,,asfiox
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-16

1e @e a@fa,"
do seagulls 60
to a mysterious
dying place in
Africa lik e
elephants ?"
As a matter
Of fact, accord
ing to b o I h
a m a ur and
professional OBJ
se r vers, gulls
are cannibais.
Whap oslll
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The record:
otherwise, his brethren - being
scavengers-eath him.
Many other breeds Of fowl en-
Joy the same trait. Some, includ-
ing gulls, will gang-up on a
wounded comrade and eat him
alive" Just Natures first old law
Of survival of the fittest.
And while we're into the
morbid topic. we recall some
yarns OF dead seafaring birds.
Mind you, we don't approve!
OF course, the Oldest stunt In to
bait large fish-hook and catch a
gull by fishing" For the sake
of variety. a hook Is put on each
end of a fish-line a couple OF
fathoms long; that way you can
probably get two gulls to kill each
other for your entertainment, you
rat.
A guy was telling us not long
ago about what they" did to pass
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-16

the time on a dredge. Seems they
were blasting the bottom. When
the shot would explode, dead and
stunned fish should come to the
surface, where waiting gulls would
swoop and gobble them.
So the wags of the dredge put
a dynamite cap on a fuse, lit it,
put it inside a fish, and threw the
works overheard. The gull was
about 100 feet aloft when bloosh.
As we recall the EARNING. it. was
that same dredge gang who were
watching pelicans dive from the
air to catch swimming fish. In
spired thereby, those precious lads
nailed couple of fish to a black
painted plank. 1t didn't take long
before all the pelicans whereabouts
were dead with broken necks.
Less vicious was the prank
played on one old pelican rooster.
He lit on the deck and couldn't
take off, SO he was captured-and
daubed with red-lead. When freed.
he scared the daylights out of all
his pals and they left him strictly
alone.
Live Gulis Are Valuable
But enough of such ingenious
displays Of humor. There are
many such stories, of course.
Franks like those are only very
slightly entertaining to the sadists
at best, and not at all even to
them when the law catches up
with the pranksters.
Gulls are protected by fed
erM and state hw-fines up
to $500 or imprisonment up to
six months, or both.
Which Is exactly as just and
effective punishment as the fate
melted the Ancient Mariner, who
killed an albatross and was there
fore doomed to terrible suffering
and dreadful penalties for his evil
deed.
Only other unanswered question
which has arisen is Where do
gulls come from"
Answer: The common species
found locally are Matched on the
bleak rocks Of the Washington
coastal rookeries.
u. 3. p. 8. Note
At the conclusion of the free
course of study in navigation, sea-
manship, etc, conducted by the
United States Power Squadron of
Tacoma, IS men and two women
sat for the exam. All were sue
cessful.
Now awaiting approval Of their
membership application TO the
national board are the following
nautical Tacomans:
J. V. Lowman, Paul Anderson,
c. r. Fishel. DIR. ]. Il. Lerum, w.
d. Woodburn, II. w. Trefry, F.
c. Rybin. c. w. Kinsmsn, George
A. Heagerty. Guy NJ. Taylor. Fred
T. Taylor. Howard w. Heath. DIR.
Albert Anderson.
THE two sailorettes, Mrs. J. V.
Lowmsn and Mrs. Anita b. Ander-
son, are barred by their sex from
joining U. s. P. S. but will receive
certificates OF competency
Total U. s. P. s. membership
at Tacoma will then be p, and an
advanced study course will be
started Immediately. Another ele-
mentsry course viii be started
next autumn.
Start OF q. s. C. G. Reserve
Hear yel Another First for
Tacoma, This week marked the
official formation Of U. S. coast
Guard reserve flotilla.
The reserve is organized in units
Of 10, and the first flotills COM
prises the following:
Clyde NJ. Hunt. commander. Re-
suit; J. w. HorJes. vice COM
mander. Kid Boots; T. W. Trele-
van. junior commander, Ju-Al; A.
II. Trelevan, jr, yoemsn. Ju-Al;
George A. Hesgerty. Junior; r. B.
Shadduck. Wsna: r. A. Mathews,
Green Ling; c. w. kinsman.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-16

A cali to al Christian women
10 unite In = national May lunch
con on Thursday, May 2. has been
iasued by the National Committee
~ Church Women.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1940-10-18
HALLOWEEN DANCE
ON OCTOBER 3lST

On Thursday night, October 31st.,
Worcester Post No. SO American Le-
gion and Auxiliary will sponsor an
other of their popular dances which
will be held in the State Armory,
Pocomoke City, from $3.50 p. m. until
200 o'clock a. m.
Lynn Cheezpn. and His Orchestra
Will be in attendance and those who
have danced to the music furnished by
this orchestra will welcome the op-
portunity to do so again. The ad-
mission will be 81. per couple and
table reservations may be made
through E. Farrell Bowen, telephone
Pocomoke 329-W.
The dance will be a Halloween at
fair and everybody can look forward
to a good time with excellent music
and one of the largest and smoothest
dance floors on the Shore.