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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-11
Portland Firm
Wins Contract

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r~sisns s~ntsssses. kss Assn
s~.rasa ~ ssrsrsss - so.stra~s
- hulldsrss fnf the ifssN cavalry
k<f<. 4 wss snnouneea ~ Msl
Gen. Charles y rhnmrsc~. fart
crsam.nasr Saturday
itsfFmsns kis - bsns 80 ~ss
is~sss - three his ssnmisssvt.
Other bidders eefs ! W n1lssv.
Seattle. stas 10. snf usr.scrsli
n,silfla3 ca. fsecsns. ts,i -
Construction 10 seh<essisf n ~
eenris'ss sh~as YEA ~ naIdsnss
10 hs cp~ssfusssa lnslass ssrrs<hs.
nsss hslls afficsss quarters rsrfs-
ssses ssalasHns ssefshsusss -,
miaisssstina susisirss ross -.
change hsalalass Tsrs scass. N.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-11
Puyallup PIT. A. Groups
Meeting Tuesday Evening
Armistice Day To BE Portiol Holiday:
Legion Past Commanders FORMING Club

PtNAIlIP-N6m - both
Il Puvalbn and spinning Pre-
fehooi associations have changed
meeting oates next week Il Tues
Ca evening because n Armistice
holiday
The Puxalup group VII meet
49, Ms John kuclper A. her
hone on East Pioneer ave. at : Is
eath Mesdsmes Maurice Criten-
deu. Lance Neach. Verne ellison
snd Lester Goelzer acting As as
sistsnt hostesseS. Speaker Win be
d p. N Dayton Of Tacoma who
vi have Keeping Our Children
Wei as his subject Those de-
siring transportation are asked 70
contact Mrs. c. r Doran.
Spinning association viii meet
~ the home Of Mrs. 5. II. Teener.
$50 18th ST. y. W. in the Puyallup
gardens al 7.45. and she VIII be
assisted BY Mesdames Walter
Stout and Lyman Greeley. Dr.
y. E. Magnussen. county health
officer. viii speak on "Communi-
cable Diseases"
Also on Tuesday. the Woodland
P--T. A. viii meet for a / O'Clock
poi luck luncheon At the school \
business meeting viii follow with
Ms. A. 3. Callahan presiding.
Puyallun Council Of Parents and
Teachers has session scheduled
for 100 Wednesday IN the teach
ers' dining room AZ the high
scshool with Mrs Roy Goelzer pre-
siding. Feature Of the program
will be a round table discussion
with Mrs c. r. DorAn. health
chairman; Mrs. J. X. Kslkus. hos
pitality chairman. and Mrs Harry
Mohr safety chairman. participant
ing A board meeting will be held
a. / O'Clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-11
BKOkE INTO CARS

Two soldiers nsbbed during
esr-proWling foray we're held In the
city jail Saturday for drunkenness
and investigation by the police mo-
tor division. John Bozsk. AoChofd
field and Hubert } Skryzala. Fort
Lewis. were accused Of breaking
INTO parked sutos by witnesses who
summoned police Officers +. A.
Garrison and n. p. Thofe arrested
the pair Friday evening when they
found the soldiers occupying = car
belonging 10 Pat Gallagher, a sery-
ice station attendant.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-11
Civic Tickets
Good In Everett

Membership cards q the Ts-
coma Civic assoc ziion vii Be
honored a. the concert under the
auspices % the Everett GIVE
Music ASSOCIATION In Everett
auditorium Monday night Tne
concert viii be ~ Roland Gundry.
young American violinist VINO mas
been giving some exceptional per-
formsnceE.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-11
Flowers 10 Be
Planted Dec. 5

Some - 600 fhododendfon plants
are expected 70 be- planted in
western Washington CONFIDENT
with the official planting AZ the
state capitol grounds ~ Olympia
Dec. 3. \ =. Carroll. manager Of
the Oiymplchns. Inc. announced
Saturday.
The plants all bloom next May
and may bung tourists % the state
month earlier than usual Carroll
ssid. With other state noNsr prof.
ects Sehsduied. Carroll Indicated
that = hundred thousand pisnta
would b act out ln a year and a
million IN 10 years.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-11
MRS. CHRISTINA LEIG

Funeral services for Mrs Chris
tina Leg. 70. former resident Of
Tacoma, who died Friday IN a Sc
attic hospital. will be held Monday
at 2.30 ?. m from the St. Psurs
Danish Lutheran church. with
burial following in Tacoma Gene
tery. Services vii be charge Of
the Columbia Funeral home. Seat
tie. Mrs. Leig had lived in Taco
ma 81 years before moving To the
Danish Old Peoples home in Seat
lie SIX years ago. she was . men,
Ger Of the Danish Lutheran church
N Tacoma. she leaves her hus-
band. Carl OF Seattle; 2 daughter.
Mrs. Annette Olsen q sumner, and
Z granddaughter. Janet Olsen. also
q Sumner.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-11
Navy Expands Local
Recruiting Service

Operation u psrt-ums navy re-
cruiting stations in The Oimypis
ard Shelton pos; office buildings In
addition % the permanent sso-s;a-
ton in the Tacoma city hall was
announced BY the recruiting service
Saturday. The expansion vas ar
ranged 70 explain navy functions
IN national defense development
and aid in examination q recruits
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-11
County Schools Get
Armistice Holiday

Pierce county schools which
have observed trrnistles day az
holiday o. school day according 70
their own decisions IN the past. al
plan 70 take the day OF fhls year.
Under a legislative act q 1885.
Nov. j vas declared not legally
school day. ~ attendance cannot b.
counted for purposss % school fund
spportionmsnt. the state depart
ment Of education has ruled.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-11
Obituary N Offices
MRS. ANNIE {. KEEN

Mrs Annie c. Keen, -. Of 30l5
No. 9th st. died Saturday in local
hospital She had lived in Tacoma
81 years. and was a member Of Ep-
worth Methodist church she leaves
one son, Howard d. a daughter.
Mrs Elsie Freiheit: three grand
and two greht-grsnd-
children. all Of Tacoma. Tuell viii
announce the funeral.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-11
WILLIAM EVANS

William Evans. 70, Of l70i Mar
ket St. died Thursday IN a local
hospital He leaves two sons.
Francis Of Tacoma and Grant Of
Portland. a daughter. Mrs Mar
earet Rueker Of Tacoma: one Sis
ter. Mss Evans Of indianapolis.
Ind. and two brothers Fred ard
Francis Of Tacoma. Lynn will an
nounce the funeral
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-11
Cockaioos Help Raise
Red Cross Funds

MELBOURNE, Australia IN.
Australian Ped Cross - employ
ing Australian talking cockstoos
10 solicit funds They have
learned 70 say "cOcky wants a
penny and never fail 10 get IL
They have raised Thousands Of
dollars 20 date
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-11

rzisaI 80 s~stsaf arr 80
fssslaaai. - expected = furnish
sntsstslnmenI ~ te< WEIRD AZ
veterans 80 stli eeleessts ~
lsna anniversary ~ As~4ssies asy
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-11
vAsnrax DANCE

A dance ~tli ~ hsla Al vslyfsx
seh"ai sss, Saturday. sev. "a. ssr
ssnsfi, ~ the cemmantsy chsss
fund Preparations are hating rsas
u ln.ass thass attending - 80.
ieyshis sssnlas psnsias eli No
frm . 10 ,. m. ansli 80 .. n.
An are Invited
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sith Edward n Rhazfss roa 81
Amsfiesn t.esisn hsli Monday AZ
tsfnean ssa Night
However. Earl Wright. shslfm.h
~ The Arfulsfies event. refuse. 10
guarantee the aaahtY 81 the ANA.
tour performance ms ~sll b. Sup.
piled largely and iasaly ~ tm.
prumpsa male qusFtsts snseases.
ins 70 Fssurf-et ssrh srss-in.shs.
~uei favcfitss ss ~filnks ntnssy
rsfisp Voc DEAR Old oiri.- In
IN. Evening ~ the Msanlishs- ard
"LonT. ions rssll rse notes may
he sometimes > little ssuf. bat the
spirit wili he there.
The professional entertainment,
Wright promises IL IN be "a hish
standard Ire tssk ~ rsttins tai.
snt sas delegated ~ Leo nsffsn
and Phi zsanE Mia have engaged
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-11
Core Of the News
MuLLIN BAR STEAMER

Dean Mullin Tsooms attorney.
addressed the Tacoma Bar sssocia-
ton in Tscoma hotel Friday Ne
spoke on First and Second Rev
enue Acts OF 1870"
Always better butter 81 Cow
Butter Store" tAdy.j
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-11
MON 10 Vote

Election Of officers for the COM
ing year will be held Monday eve
ming by the Fruit Cannery Work
ers union. local No. 2025l. AT the
Civic auditorium.
NJ. w. Peterman. president for
the past two years. although nom
mated at the October meeting. has
announced that he will not be a
candidate for reelection.
President nominees include
David Fortier president: George
kilbourne and Elmer Lewis. vice
president: Pat Fahey. secretary:
Oscar Williams. business agent:
Marvin Drew. guard: Leanns Ma,
hattie, guide; Ted Hsugen and
Carroll Arnold, Center Labor coun-
ell delegates; Joe Leader and
Marie Custer, trustees. and Cecil
Tribou. J. A. Lacey and Esther
Hoffman. state council delegates.
Additional nominations may be
made Monday night
Rev. Philip Raymond. pastor Of
the Methodist church. and Mrs
Raymond 60 10 Mt. Vernon Sun
day afternoon. He will conduct
services in connection with the
50th anniversary Of the First
Methdist church there.
Paul B. Wrigley has arranged a
song service for the local church
Sunday evening Mrs Frank Glenn
ent viii read The Sign Of the
Cross" and there will be two spec
ial numbers by the choir.
l. f. Pratt. worker on the
Bonneville project. reported to po-
lice Friday that the license plates
and tale light were stolen from
his truck parked on gas station
lot at 2nd and West Pioneer ave.
Funeral services for Emma
BUGGY will he held Tuesday At 80
at Hills funeral home with Rev
Philip Raymond officiating Burial
will he in Woodbine cemetery.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-11

Tocono VeteronS posts OF
American Legion. Veteronx OF
Foreign Wors ord Disabled
American Neterons. the sol
diers will observe the memorial
hour OF ~ j. m.
Eoeh OF the seven units will
be Stotioned OF O different
downtown intersection. with
two units OF 9th ond Brood
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-11
miIsDAi.. NETTING

Hillsdsls Improvement club wili
meet "Wednesday evening st ssih
and Ia y sta Officers wili be
nominated and refreshments sili
be served
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-11

Soldiers. pictured obove. ore
members OF the 18th ICON
Do') lnfonty from Fort Lewis
Under commend OF Ii Nor
sholl Owen Becker, they will
old Toeoro veteronS' oroon-
lotions IN locol observance Of
Arristiee boy Mondoy
Coryine the notionol fog
oS we'll os the oolors OF seven
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-11
FUNERAL SERVICES

Ernest ". Rankin Monday.
10 P. N. from Pipers chapel:
burial New Tacoma cemetery.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-11
GAME IL cHARTED

Clff Langhorne chafted the
football game between Washing
ton and Stanford a. radio reports
Of the grid battle were received at
the University-union club satur-
day afternoon.
Hospital flowers. HIM Florist.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-11
Past Commanders Meet

Past commanders OF Bruce A.
Mercer post. American Legion. will
meet for breakfast Armistiee day
morning at S o'clock at the Column
bis Coffee shop. The purpose OF
the gathering is to form a Past
Commanders club.
In the afternoon a group of the
past heads Of the post will be
heard in an Armistice program
over kMO at PAS. The program
has been arranged by the auxiliary
radio committee Of which Mrs.
Carter Harness is chairman.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-11

With the exception of the banks.
city hall and post office. business
Will 20 on as usual Monday. Ar
mistlce day This decision was
made because Tacoma and Seattle
stores will be open on that DAY.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-11

The Puysuup Women's clubs
scheduled meeting Monday has
heen postponed one week. Il vii
he In the library auditorium.
Glove snd TruWeL garden de-
psrtmeat 81 the JUNIOR Women 3
club. VII hold an sll-dsy meeting
Tuesday - the home Of Mrs Law
renee Hsnlin on 2nd ave. y r.
With Ms Herman StellinE assist.
ne
Mrs. Kenneth Jacobs Of the
Crystal Springs Garden club Of
Tacoma vii be the speaker. She
Will display a collection Of cones
and gourds and demonstrate their
arrangement for table decoration.
Each member Is TO bring a few
sandwiches
The Junior Guild OF Christ Epis-
eopsl church viii hold its regular
meeting Tuesday evening at s
O'Clock At the home OF Mrs. n. II.
Mcmillan. 232 4th ave. y. ". Mrs.
Carter Harness and Mrs r. NJ.
Revitt viii assist. Members are
asked to bring work for the
bazaar. Speaker viii he Dr. A. ".
Sidders rector. who viii have
New Emphasis" as his topic.
Fifty fathers and sons gathered
IN the dining rooms Of the Pres
hyterian church Friday evening
for their annual fathers and sons"
banquet The affair opened with
the singing Of folk songs. Don
MeCsllum addressed the group for
the fathers and Robert Warren
replied for the sons. Speakers
OF the evening was Judge p. C.
Remain whose talk was on RE
sponsibility 10 National and Spirit
ual Affairs" The dinner was
served by the Young Womens
guild.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-11

The Puysuup Women's clubs
scheduled meeting Monday has
been postponed one week Il viii
he In the library auditorium.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-27
Your Tacoma
Times in New
Dress Today

simultaneously with publication
Of The Tacoma Times New Home
and Industrial edition. The Times
appears with a complete moder-
nixed new head dress.
The headlines over the hundreds
of articles to be found In today's
paper are from the type family
known a. Memphis. both black
face and light face. varying In
size from II point TO IS point.
The headlines are written flush
to the left with banks. or subor-
dinate headlines indented l. points.
The new head dress Ii not only
geographically sound. In keeping
with modern printing trends. but
In easier on the eye and enables
readers To grasp the contents more
quickly.
The new type headdress appear
ing IN ali sections OF the special
edition today will be followed regu-
larry hereafter. the better to serve
the readers while presenting .
complete modern newspaper.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-27

Smashing into ths Msnnsrheim
line In apparent disregard u tina
expenditure Of men and materials.
Russian troops are attacking the
western flank Of tho FinnIsh de-
Tense, with viipufI. tho goal. only
= few miles away. reports from
the front said today.
Their determination increased ~
the realization that with ths loz~
Of ths kolsssto Island fcrtreases
their chances Of holding The Itss-
sans had decreased considerably.
Firms In the front lice defended
their positions stsibhernly.
Field guns. machins guns and
rifles fasned death on tbs aas.ne.
ing Russian waves. but the waves
came On. IL vas Indicated the
FInns stiii wsfs Determined to
make the Russians pay sxorbs-
family 10 lives Tor every yafa ef
ground they took.
A nee and iutsnAsfied Russian
attack started yesterday. reports
said. The espturs ~ kolyssso had
made things sanisr. For ussAs
tina gulf forts. turning their Euss
inland. had enfllAdsd ths Hassiss
lines. Mos me Russians had
their TANKS clear and eoila soa+
c~nfrsts on the frenfai attack.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-27

Premier Benito Mussolini a Sec
ond time after he visited Berlin,
Paris and London.
This would mean that after
seeing the allied premiers he
would again SEE Hitler. on the
basis of the Berlin dispatch,
and then see Mnssolini. lead
er Of the sole neutral among
the great European powers
and Hitler's ''axis" partner.
BY that time also Myron Taylor,
President Roosevelt's new special
representative at the Vatican,
would have been informed of
reports which the Vatican now Ii
receiving from Its ENJOYS abroad
on the prospects of peace negotis-
tons.
ROMF-Sumner Welles, making
sudden change of plans an.
nounced today he would spend a
night In Switzerland on his way
to see Adolf Hitler. and that he
expected TO visit Premier Benito
Mussolini again after seeing Hitler
and the British and French
premiers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-27
S,5OO,o0o Allied Soldiers
Ready for 7,25O, 900 Nazis
II, When Offensive Comes
Millions OF Activss and Reserves Ready
For Possible Spring Blitzkrisg: Report
Shows Crushing Odds Focinq Finland

WASHINGTON-An authoritative survey from official
revealed today that the allied have total
trained land and air forces OF 100000 face
7250o00 estimated German electives in event Of spring
blitzkrier
The survey prepared from estimates Of the military
and forces of the Is principal nations Of the world
of Jan ed0 No important changes believed to have
occurred since then aside from transfers Of from
to active status
The report covered both active and rrrrs forces
hold slight numerical
N and
a superiority o electives
The tables military scrtves did bseah
Distribution po~vrs presented
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-27
Ord Charged
AS Murderer

First degree murder charges
were to be filed Tuesday by Prose-
cutor Thor c. Tollefson against
John Ord. Tacoma fireman. for his
confessed. brutal murder Of Hale
r.. Nosler last Friday night.
Toilefson stated he spent the
morning preparing the charges for
filing. Ord win be held without
ball. he stated.
Meanwhile. Mrs. Myra Nosler.
who was q terrified witness to
the staying Of her husband on
their bridal night by Ord her
common law husband for 10 years
was holding her own" at the
Pierce County hospital.
The 3e-year-old woman. suffer
ing from a gunshot wound In the
stomach. inflicted accidentally"
by Ord as he fired at Nosier, was
not At first expected to live. but
attendants at the hospital Tuesday
reported she was really In pretty
good shape
The third victim OF ord's invs-
sion OF the Nosler home, Henry
King Pomeroy. who WAS struck
repeatedly on the head by Ord
with q stove poker. was much
improved" at st. Joseph's hospital
Tuesday. He Ia believed complete
ly out of danger. hospital attaches
said.
II appeared likely Tuesday that
Ord. a Tacoma fireman. would be
defended by Bertil u. johnson.
former Pierce county prosecuting
Continued on Page 10. Column -
BANK TRANSACTIONS
iHGDfna - loo .WD
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-27
Churchill Delivers
Optimistic Speech

LONDON - Winston Churchill.
first lord Of the admiralty. told
the house Of commons today that
Great Britain was building new
bsttieships and submarine chasers
and was confidently prepared for
new and greater Man attacks on
British sea power.
Germany already had Lost half
or more Of her 10 u-boats by the
end Of December. has lost more
since then including probably two
In the last ~ hours and VAS be-
iissed able 70 build only 10 new
submarines In three months,
Churchill declared.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-27
National Debt
Climbs Higher

WASHINGTON - nav@ramsns
spending Tor this fiscal ys.r raiissi
past ina ss.ooo. COZ. 0oo fixuFs 10
day. with -four months 10 - ~
fore the persod sHds.
Ths treasury deficit has aiimss<I
beyond q roo ooo .afso ard th< NJ
tisnai dsht u In sxssss ef st1s
900 o00. 600
fsosn Items have s~en p<xxsd
BY Republicans - msle pfsss-
Dental r.,npzlEn issues fhsy srs
% characterized. regardless ~ sbs
osstessn~ ~ shr Democratic anti
third term sispsss. o. the pa~~sr
bslIty Democrats might nominate
conservative. shis tins sns rive
him an sennsfny pistfefm.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-27
Goodbye. Mr.. Chips :
Best. Critics Say

MEMPHIS. Tens. Newspaper
film critics ~ Amsrsea voted
Goodbye, Mr.. chlpsa fbs out~
standing motion pletufs ~ 1873,
Robert Dunat ths h~sg aetof and
Bette Davis the bssi seiFnss.
President Harry Aastsn sns@sns~a
Tuesday. MICA 10 made - 81
mere tlsAn 600 critics. sfnpiogsa ~
IN. nation's leading Newspapers
DoBat ga. ehoeen for hix per-
fofmanes In .'Es1<s1hys. Mr. c'hlps
while Miss Davis performances ~
Dsfs yletgfy sas declared ~
bs TIA eest a9rang ths gsax W
any Woman actress.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-27
Hitler Expects
F. D MESSAGE

BERLIN Belief spread In
Berlin today that Sumner welles.
President Roosevelts special envoy
to Europe, Is bringing Adolf
Hitler a personal letter from the
president. and that he will visit
Berlin a second time after he has
visited Paris and London,
Welles announced at Rome
today that he expected to see
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-27
VATICAN CITY-Myron {

VATICAN CITY-Myron c.
Taylor. President Roosevelf's
special envoy TO the Vatican.
presented Pope Plus MI with
personal letter from the
president today during an audi
ence Of 40 minutes In the small
throne room Of the Vatican.
Pope Plus. talking privately
with Taylor, asked him To con-
vey TO the president and the
American people his greetings.
In marked contrast 10 the
GOODNESS and apparent indlffer-
ence with which Welles' visit
WAS treated by newspapers Of
Europe WAS the interest shown
In Vatican City In Taylor's ar
rival TO be the presidents per-
sonai representative.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-27
State Grand Jury
To Meet Tonight

0LYMPIA-Thurston county
grand jury was scheduled 70 recon-
vene again tonight after being idle
two weeks. following completion Of
its investigation Of more than a
dozen state departments.
Calling Of the night session. first
since the jury began work last
April. led some 10 believe Il would
discuss final adjournment II the
jurors continue work. Il wss be-
lisved they would look into city
and county matters.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-27
AComforting
Thought for
Fighting Men

nGntlS-~TA> 49, - IN wns
'utls - t~Unvs ~ twrsp1 - nusn
xsss~~.- " ~. ns~~uese6 ee~nss
Al - s@~vuxass's wer 80 ~
hss~ ies1lstt&sHl ssossa - p1pess
80 cessstry sass~un1lnG. ~ fp~sn
hsny tsntsln." - enne~nepo>pnt
sNle he<le> - t1ssusnas No. -
n ruli~h tesvttsvy. wh>ra - -
lse<a nnnea~a - ~ mrsrA. ~
~ hssauAs nnek y ossnnnny.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-27
Russian Waves
Still Breaking


HEI.sfNkI - Fissi<h frssps
rifhdf~s ~ sslies 10 NJ. lines IN
the res.sss Arctic ara fsAsy. In
tbs south. near siipari. fhs Essers-
nsesi ordered Immediate esseua-
tie~ Of al is~ps sisax silpuri hay
In . strip Is miles back fvsm mr.
osest.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-27
Ql1tGatotlla Qinl1G

The Tacoma Times today contains " pages
in five sections a. follows:
Section A--Port Of Tacoma and industrial
Section.
B-Tacoma Times Employees Section.
c--Home Building Section tTzbloid).
D-New Home Section tIn two partial.
E-Main News Section Tin two psrts).
The newspaper Ii not complete without
each section being Included II Ii the largest
single edition ever published In the history Of
The Tacoma Times
The main news section contains not only
all the regular features carried daily BY The
Times but many other interesting features
incident 10 the development Of the New Home
and Industrial Edition.
n extra copies Of this edition are desired,
turn 10 page 10 Of the main news section and
sign the specially prepared coupon appearing
therein and return to The Times circulation
department, which will supply the extra copies
desired, or m all them according 70 your
orders a. long as the supply lasts
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-27

sAGEA, Ore. Willsan Jones.
u ysar-old Waxsiburn raoio re-
palrman. and MS uifs MyftAe. ~
sers held IN sbe eossnty jail Tues
day SITTER Jones attempted 10 ron
ne state Bark ~ ~ Paul At
gun point. Hs va shot and cap
tarsa.