davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1940-05-21
Sale or Trade bV Owner.
$13,65O-Spring Valley.

New brick Colonial: 7 rms. lge. attit
2h baths. 2-car gar: lse. lot. WI. 264t
Evening star., 1940-05-21

DOWNTOWN, 1915 EYE ST. NW-DOC.
tors or dentists ONCE. with waiting room:
medical center. MI. s310.
ROOM IN SUITE 1102, NATIONAL PRESS
Bldg.-Reasonable to responsible party,
Ma. 9440.
Evening star., 1940-05-21
1928 SECOND AVENUE,
CIY NL1n QnnIArH AEIN

H~16 xlAV ~ 1vX1Ie
New all-brick, slate roof detached home
air conditioned. oil burner: rooms anc
bath: lovely lot; trees.
THOS e. JARREIL, CO., Realtors
72l 10th ST NV MA 076k
Evening star., 1940-05-21
CloSe-in Chevy Chase, D. c.,

ZIP 300. The best value on today's mar
ket; Brand-new center hall brick. 4 bed
rooms. baths End A.: large room on :}rd
n: lst-n den and lavatory: recreation
room, maids room and bath. attached ga
rage: lot 80 by $50: substantially and
SSpieeaoldiy Snieasli constructed by most reliable
Evening star., 1940-05-21
KENSINGTON.
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SAL,

acres, all nicely fenced: rooms. 2
paths, 2-car garage, large chicken house;
OIL burher, electric refrigeration: rental
S13 per month. Call Emerson 1868.
Evening star., 1940-05-21
9-ACRE TRACT.

Lovely wooded site. tust Of Old Dominion
Drive. on hard road. about 2 mi. from Nc
ed and clear. $500 to $500 an acre.
HERMAN e. GASCH e. SON.
1920 X ST. NV MA 1884
Evening star., 1940-05-21

COOL-QUIET-INTOWN.
SWIMMING POOL.
. Lovely modern bldg, excel. NV. loca-
tion: newly decorated throughout: 9 lee
rms, Kit. dinette, bath; porch S85; "a
mr., service: garage in bldg. To inspect
call Dixie Realty Co, Ma $3.50
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-13
Car Demolished;
Driver Arrested

Dean ". Gustsfson. 10. Ion.
occupant % an automobile cemol.
shed when Il skidded while max.
ing = turn - q junction = mile
south Of the Tacoma city limits
early Thursday. was lodged in N.
county Jail for reckless driving
He was freed Thursday noon on
$3.50 bal.
Gustsfson. 1731 So. s4th. who
gave his occupation ss bartender,
vas southbound or highway No.
% when he lost control Of tn.
machine while turning onto IN.
Sales road. about =. m. The car
overturned ana smashed into a
ditch. He emerged unscsthed. Stat.
Patrolman Mckinney reported thu
investigation showed too much
speed. and ordered the driver held
on the charge filed and for in
vestigation Of drunken-driving.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-13
Clyde Hunt Elected
By Power Squadrons

The Tacoma unit of the United
States Power squadrons this week
celebrated first anniversary with
election of the following 1941 Off
GERS:
Clyde Nj. Hunt, commander;
Ralph Peterson. Lieut.. COM
mander, DR.. r. f. Anderson. sec
retary-treasurer; Robert c. Bour-
don and Howard Heath, executive
committeeman.
United States Power squadrons
have some 1000 members through
out the nation Most are yachts
men devoted to the study of steam
ship navigation and the greatest
possible proficiency and service in
event of defense emergency.
At the same time it was an
nounced the group will commence
a new elementary" class of study
on Jan. IA, which will meet there
after every Tuesday at p. m
instruction courses are free.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-13
Famed Rabbit
Breeder Passes
Williom F. Dodge.
Tocomu. Is Dead

William ?. Dodge. 81. interna-
tionally known rabbit breeder and
national Judge and registrar OF
American Rabbit and Csvy Breed
ers' Assn, died Thursday IN local
hospital. following = brief illness.
Prior to his illness. Dodge served
as Judge in rabbit shows In Wash
ington. Oregon and British Col
umbia.
Dodge WAS born in New York
but was raised in Ontario. Canada.
He came west In 1884. settling on
a farm in South Dakota There he
met and married Angie Mckay,
who survives him at the family
home. SOL So. st. where they
have lived since coming TO Tacoma
In 1904.
He and his wife celebrated their
50th wedding anniversary Feb. IS,
1889. attended by relatives and
friends.
Other than his wife. ne leaves
Dodge and Mrs. Mary f. Smith. of
two daughters, Miss Florence r.
Tacoma: two sons, Maurice NJ, OF
Tacoma, and Charles A.. of Port
land. ore. sister-in-law. Mrs.
Mary Day. of Tacoma. nine grand
children, and five great-grandchil-
drcn.
Piper will announce the funeral.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-13
Girls Badminion
Race Nears End

The girls badminton tourna-
ment at Stadium is nearing COM
pletion. The second and third
rounds have been played. leaving
the quarter-finals. semi-finals and
the finals TO be run off
Winners in the second round:
Dorothy Hopping. Pat Clarke,
Barbara LaGasa, Carol Hsmil-
ton, Marjorie Jack. Elizabeth
Archer. Betty Warter. June
Nyquist, Lillian Fukui and
Henry Eta Foss.
Results Of the third round Janet
Hart defeated Pat Aitchison. Carol
Hamilton downed Barbara LaGasa.
Betty Warter won from June Ny
quist. Sabine Phelps defeated Lii
Ian Fukui. Lorna Reitau won from
Henry Eta Foss and Dorothy Her
slime defeated Mimi Howell.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-13
Charge Of Drunken
Driving Is Dropped

A drunken-driving charge in
volvine soldier was dropped
Thursday morning and the defend
ant. Joseph Petrousky, was turned
over to military authorities by
police. Petrousky's companion at
the time of his arrest, Vincent J.
Hobart, also was in the custody Of
military police, with the charge Of
drunkenness in an automobile
dropped. Both were taken into
custody Wednesday night by Of
ficer Burk. who nabbed them 81
they got out of car at Court A
near So. 10th st.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-13
Firemen Called
Twice TO House

Firemeu answering two calls &c
one Tacoma residence during thu
night confined loss to $500 when
an overheated chimney caused q
blaze. Another 5000 damage re-
suited from a fire at the Home
Furniture Co. 1150 Commerce,
late Wednesday night
The residence fire was at the
home of Mark Currsn. 1911 Z So.
14th 81. A chimney fire. believed
auelled when firemen responded
to the first call at 1872 p. m.
broke out anew and caused a
second alarm at 12:4s q. m. DAM
age affected both the house and
+ furnishings.
Fire equipment from three COM
panies answered the downtown
alarm when cigaret burning in
rubbish pile started the blaze
at 11:46 p. m. The store Is
operated by Sam Wasserman.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-13
People in the News

Of evidence He had been accused
Of participating in the murder
Of Hyman big GREENE" Green
berg on Thanksgiving eve IN
1880
Johnny Weismuller and his
actress wife, Beryl Scott. former
San Francisco socialite, said at
Hollywood that reports they had
separated had arisen from misin-
depreciation OF n remark Miss
Scott had made to friends. She
said she did not know the exact
wherea bouts of her swimming star
husband, who was hunting wild
goats on Catalina island. He re-
turned TO Hollywood at once and
described the reports as com
pletely mistaken"
Fourteen-year-old Mrs. Virgins
Laralne Hall was granted a di.
vorce at Independence. Mo, sh,
was 13 and her husband. william
II. Hall was Is when they married
is months ago. They separated
two months later Hall filed tn,
divorce suit, charging that hi
wife had represented her age al
16. In cross-petition the cir
charged her husband with non
support.
Mrs. Victoria Dc OlaZabal. ex
wife of the late Tom Mix. seek
a divorce from her second hus
band, Manuel A. DeOlaZahal, OF
grounds of cruelty DeOlazabal i
former commercial attache o
the Argentine embassy in Wash
ington.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-13
Mrs. Roosevelt
Urges Aid for
Dixie Families
Dreory Picture
Pointed BY First
Lody At Hearing

WASHINGTON Ms. Franklin
D. Roosevelt painted dresry pic
ture here Of the plight % 'Okie
families - driven from dust bow
farms To migratory search FOR
odd jobs - and urged congress 70
take steps to prevent the children
Of such families from becoming
prison inmates or patients IN
tuberculosis wards
Testifying before the house
committee investigating the mi
grant worker problem. Mrs. Roose-
welt said the "Okies" made poor
farmers because they continued to
work the land as their fathers and
grandfathers before them.
"You don't feel" she said,
"that they have the remotest
idea of what 1t is to be a eiti-
zen In a democracy"
She was questioned about com
plants that many migrant work
ers found it difficult TO obtain jobs
because Of exorbitsnt union fees
which they are unable TO paw.
The first lady replied that
she believed any union which
IL not n racket" would make
adjustments in initiation fees
and dues for such workers.
Mrs. Roosevelt said. in reply Il
a question by Rep. Frank Osmers
r.. n. J.. that unless there is plan
ming now for the future when the
defense program slackens off. W.
are going TO have mass migration
again"
I'm not an economist" she
said. smiling. 81 don't know
what ought to he done. 1t Is
true that we are primarily in
terested in production, hut l
think there must he persons
thinking about what will he
done after the defense pro-
gram ends.
I'VE have time. We are not al
war There are plenty of people
with brains and ability to see into
the future. And it Is criminal il
we are not using them today
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-13
Driver Is Arrested
Second Time for Gun

Jens Rasmussen. -year-old Ia
coma carpenter. was freed from
the Pierce county Jail on $3.50
Wednesday night only q day after
he hailed himself out Of the city
Jail for $500
State Patrolmsn W. r Camp
bell booked Rasmussen at the city
Jail on a drunken driving charge
Tuesday night and when search
ing him found a 81 csliber pistol
on his person. The officer prompt
ly informed Deputy Prosecutor
Horace Geer, who prepared a
warrant for carrying concealed
weapons, and had Rasmussen
picked up again by q pair Of
deputy sheriffs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-13

invited to attend the card party
Saturday evening. given by the
Cedar Assembly advisory board.
This party will replace the De-
cember meeting Of the Mothers
club.
Men of Holy Rosary parish will
sponsor a Christmas turkey party
Friday evening from s until 10 at
the school hall
Christ Church guild will serve
their annual turkey dinner from
$40 to 80 Friday evening There
will he a sale Of articles suitable
for Christmas gifts Luncheon will
be served at IL o'clock.
Men and women of st. Anne's
parish will sponsor a turkey trot
in the parish hall. South 72nd and
Park ave, on Friday evening at
o'clock.
Security Benefit association will
meet Friday evening at o'clock
in Carpenter hall The public is
invited for an evening OF games
and a late supper. Mrs. Payne is
chairman.
Rising sun Spiritual church will
hold card party on Saturday
evening at o'clock.
Ladies Home league Of the Sal
vstion Army will give sale Il
fancy work. home cooked cakes
and baked goods on Saturday IN
the Citadel. 100 South 18th ST
Lunches will be served through
out the day.
WEIGH American society Of Ia
coma will meet Saturday evening
az s o'clock in the Masonic tenn
pie. After business meeting and
election Of officers. Mr.. Arthur
kowen VIII speak. MIS- n r
Martenson is hostess.
Union Gard and Label league
viii hold q card party on Friday
evening at S O'Clock in Carpenter
hall. 1o12n South Tacoms ave.
The public is invited for an eve
ming Of 500 and pinochle. Refresh
ments will be served.
Ladies Aid of Our Sayior's Lnth-
eran church will have a sale OF
fancy work and home cooked fooo
on Friday in the church psriors
smorgashord and meat balls viii
De served ali day.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-13
Live Wires F all
On Wrecked Auto

Police and car-wrecker drivers
kept = respectful distance from
the scene Of = wreck at So. 18th
and M sts.. Wednesday evening.
until city light crews had finished
their job.
An auto which had hit light
pole was too hot TO handle
officers said. since the electric
wires had fallen across the car
and high-powered Juice" was run
ming through the body of the late
model sedan. The current WAS cut
off and the car. abandoned by the
occupants before police arrived,
was towed away. Officers were
checking on the ownership Thurs
day.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-13
Fire Damages House

An overheated stovepipe caused
SIPS fire damage Thursday morn
ing at the home of Joe Soklocki.
RI. 6. box -. near Lincoln ave.
and East Side drive Damage was
confined TO the one and one-haf
story frame residence. The fire
was extinguished by firemen sum
moned at S:02 q. N.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-13
Ex-Marshal's Suit
Scheduled Tuesday

Arguments on the suit OF Mar
shal Edward y. Nelson Of Buckley
to get back rs per cent Of his
salary which was abolished by his
city council were set over Wed
nesdav afternoon until next Tues
dav
Nelson was appointed by Mayor
= " France 70 work as marshal
AZ SOS E month and street super
intendent ct SIS. Last July the
council over the mayors head.
abolished the position Of street
superintendent. Judge z. r Hodge
Is being asked n settle the dispute
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-13

BENJAMIN "Bugsie" Siegel. Hol-
lywood man about town and friend
of movie stars, has moved back
into his Holmby hills mansion,
freed Of charges that he arranged
a Staying for New York's Murder,
Inc. Charges were dismissed Al
the request of the state for lack
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-13
QUESTION SUSPECT

Herman Walter Poe. AZ. was
held IN the city Jail on charge
of drunkenness Thursday and for
investigation as a Car-looting
suspect. He was nabbed at 23rd
and Pacific ave. Wednesday on
the complaint Of George z. Berg
strom 225 So. 5sth st: Ernest c.
Clark, 314 Ea. 26th st. and NJ. A.
McCorkle, of South Tacoma. Poe
was seen taking an overcoat from
an auto. police said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-13
Clubs

Circle 3 of st. Pauls Lutheran
church will hold meeting on
Thursday evening Mt o'clock at
the home of Mrs. Walter Sondeno.
1909 SO. Sheridan. There will be
a Christmas party with exchange
Of gifts and refreshments.
University Place Community
club will meet Friday evening at s
o'clock for election of officers.
Refreshments will be served after
showing of motion pictures.
John X. Thompson auxiliary. u.
:. W. ". will meet Saturday eve
ming at s o'clock in the armory.
Mrs. z. F. Starks requests all
members to be present az there
will be an election of officers.
Tacoma and Rhodes auxiiiaries
10 the American Legion will have
a luncheon on Monday at Weyer-
haeuser hall at 1890. Mrs. c. d..
] ,, VI 1tAAA htAdt oAaA'
president, and Miss Helen Letnorn
of Olympia, 4th district president,
will be guests. For reservations
call Main 1904 or Main 42s7.
Circle . of 81. Paufs Lutheran
church will meet Friday for q
1890 luncheon at the home of
Mrs. O. II. Weller on Steilacoom
lake. The business meeting will be
followed by a Christmas party.
Violet Prairie Garden club will
meet at the home of Mrs. Henry
Andrak. 5425 South X st. on FRI
day afternoon for p 100 luncheon.
There will he Christmas music and
gift exchange.
1896 Matron club. q. r.. T.. will
meet Saturday for a 1890 lunch
con at the home Of the president.
Mrs. Michael Billuyf at Fort
Lewis. Members are asked TO
bring a gift for the tea.
Member. Of Cedar Assembly
Mothers club and their friends are
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-13
Here's The New Amazing
Cough Mixture
From Canada
Druggists Report Big Demond

Compounded from rare Canadian Pine
Bzlson. Msnthol. Glycerine. Irish moss
and other soothing ingredients. Ruckleys
cAAAnIOL Mixture Is uiffeFent-nure
effectiNe--fAxter in action than anything
you've ever used Get a bottle today.
Take one ieasp0onfui. let Il lie on your
tongue a moment then swallow slowly.
instantly you feel It's powerful effective
action spread thru throat. head and
bronchial tubes. Tickling coughing
ceases--phiegm - i0asenso and raised
clogEed bronchial tubes open NJ. air
passages cleared One or the sips At
bedtime viii help gou 10 = souruer
nights sleep. You'll find Buckley s--ths
real standby fer coughs and colrS n
over 20 per cent % Canadian homes. An
amazing cough mixture
Pa less DRUG c. Nirxex DRUG Co.
psans Wisa nrug Cn arc most God
araggf~tE sFsrvv hers sell kuckaeFs
CANAnfoi. Mixture Satisfaction guar
&ntssd or nonsy eSrk-
adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-13

yer. r. c., where he took physical
tests for the Canadian Royal Air
Force. Kvalheim. who recently
completed a four-year enlistment
in the u. S. navy. contemplates
going back 10 Vancouver next
month. While there he was gra-
ciously entertained by members of
the air corps.
Fred G. Durham is new presi-
dent of Tacoma section, American
Society of Engineers. Lathrop
Crosby was elected vice president
and Clyde klmbrough, secretary
treasurer. Hugh Hurlow and
Ralph W. Finke were named
directors.
The Tacoma and Pierce County
Public Health council now has
available a list of speakers for
talks on health education, II Is
announced by NJ. J. mickey. Or
CARNATIONS desiring speakers may
contact the Federation of Social
Agencies in the Provident bldg.
Funeral services Tor Mrs. Clara
Spellman, mother of Joe Spellman
manager of Buster Brown shoe
store, and william Spellman. also
OF Tacoma. were held recently in
Portland, Ore. where she died Her
husband and three daughters, all
of Portland, and a brother in New
York also survive.
Robert (Bob) Sconce, Western
Washington Fair associations pub
lie relations counsel. has a brother.
in-law on duty with Canadian
forces just a stones throw from
London's famous Trafalgar square
Capt. Hal Snider is well known II
Tacoma. Bob wanted to send hin
some American tobacco for Christ
mas. but that can't be done. the,
say, so Bob compromised on ,
hand-power generating flashlight
To send Ii he had to swear b,
affidavit he had transferred owner
ship of the gift to another country
skipper W. c. Hogan of tn,
U. S Coast Guard cutter Atalants
will be in Tacoma Friday night I,
attend and assist at an instruction
course in seamanship for local Sea
Scout officers. Commissioner How
ard Heath of the Tacoma council
committee is directing the cours,
at the educational building of Firsi
Congregational church. Time viii
be o'clock.
Thor Henricksen, acting col
lector of internal revenue, an
nounces income and defense Ia,
forms will he available on ant
after Dec. is.
|
Among the latest reported con
fined at home with Flu" |,
Sheriff John G. Bjorklund.
Attorney General Smith Troy
Olympia, who had been scheduled
to address Tacoma Elks Wednes
day night, was unable to be here
The local lodge initiated a larg,
class Of candidates.
Art Cook. Y. NJ. B, c. secretary
met Galli-Rini, the n. Y. concert
accordlonist Thursday afternoon
on his arrival here from Portland
Gaili-Rini is appearing at Ode
Fellows hall Thursday night. pro
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-13

Rents in Olympia customary
are doubled during Legislative ses
sions. They may 20 still highe'
this winter. as result Of the new
shortage. and might even lead Il
leasing Of vacant buildings foi
crude "dormitories," a. was don'
in the 1898 legislature. The prob
lem then. however. was poverty
of members.
Gerald Sophy. Olympia
rcnltor, estimated 20 families
If officers stationed nj Fort
Lewis were living In Olympia.
Nscre ARE expected 20 live here,
- armed forces NJ the fort
Increase under the national
defense program. Housing Mt
the forf h inadequate for men
with familiea.
doe Me h IN, sergeant-at-
arms of the senate, who
customarily lines up living
sunxters In advance for the
solons. reported the shortage
today WAS greater than ever.
Small houses ordinarily renting
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-13

Tor 600 nFinE so 70 aHN month
during sessions. Single rooms
bring as high as $50 from protest
ing legislators.
Six years ago = dozen left
wingers rented vacant store
building. set up cots or threw
mattresses On the concrete floor
and used the place as a dormitory
because they could not pay the
high rents out Of their s. a day
pay and still eat.
In ordinary times many
Olympians move out of their
town homes for two months
during legislatures. leasing
them 20 lawmakers at fancy
figures. They In turn rent
summer homes along Puget
Sound around Olympia for
that period. This year those
beach homes already are we'll
filled. and the usual migra-
tion may be hampcred for
lack of places 10 move to.
Although legislators complain
against the sky-high rents charged
them here. homeowners also COM
plain about the damage done 10
their homes by the visiting sena-
tors and representatives.
Another factor which will make
houses even more scarce this com
ing session will be the change In
administration, with dozens of
new officials appointed by Gov
ernor-elect Arthur r. Langlie COM
ing TO town to find homes Many
of Gov. Martins appointees prob
ably will he ousted. but will stay
In Olympia for several months,
since they own their homes here
and will not have new jobs lined
up Immediately.
In past legislatures, threats
have been made 10 build living
quarters on the capital
grounds for legislators In re-
taliation for the high rents
and house shortage.
The state now owns the palatial
c. J. Lord mansion In Olympia,
and the legislators might decide
to use 1t for a dormitory for the
session. II has oeen standing
empty for months and no one here
can figure out a good use for IL.
Olaf L. Olsen today holds two
of the three state jobs carrying
$500 a year salary. but he will
not be drawing down the $4,000
a year that goes with the two
jobs.
Already director of finance.
budget and business. Olsen was
appointed acting director OF So
cial security. He replaces Charles
r. Ernst.
The third state job paying $500
year is director Of highways.
When Lacey V. Murrow was high
way director. he got that much.
and his assistant, James A. Davis.
drew S475 month. When Muir
row resigned. Davis was named
acting director, but was raised to
1925, the same as Murrow re-
ceived.
Governor elect Arthur u.
Langlie can raise the salaries
Of any of his department
heads 20 $500 II he wishes,
or cut the three high-pay posi-
tions back To the $4,000 all
other code department direc-
4 tors now get.
Langie himself will take cui
from $1,000 a year as Seattle,
mayor to $4,000 when he steps In
as governor. He also gets another
$4,000 a year for maintenance oi
the governors mansion. which
makes his salary actually sl2, 900
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-13
West End Club Will
Nominute Officers

Nomination Of officers will fea-
ture a meeting of West End I'm
provement club 10 be held Friday
AZ p. m. in Franklin grade school
Other business will come before
the membership. Arnold Andrea
ser, president, announced.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-13
BOOK sPEEDERS

Speeding charges have been
filed against Knute o. Lantz, 1883
South Tacoma ave. police said
Thursday. Bob Rolph, Tacoma,
was booked for disobeying q
traffic Mgnal.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-13
TPOLITICULARS-
and
PUBLIC AFFAIRS

The housing situation in Olympia aggravated by influx OF
armys mems families from Fort Lewis, serious
shortage when members of the 1871 legislature and their
families arrive for the session opening January 10 survey
revealed today
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-13
MORE ABOUT
Eastwood Fracas
aNF
STARTS on PAGE ONE

bag. What part Of The story are
you referring to
HADN'T READ 1T
The whole thing" said East
wood. The whole thing Is = PACK
o. lies including your references
10 me
Have YOU read the story
Golden asked
NO e. the commissioner shout
Cd 7 don't resd the rotten news
papers
Then YOU ought 70 find out
what you're talking shout said
Golden It's hesr-ssy. and
wouldn't even be admitted IN
court"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-13

ceeds going to the Army-Navy
Service club.
William NJ. Griggs is driving a
new car upon which he accepted
delivery early this week.