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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-15
BROADCAST ON FINNISH
RELIEF DUE SUNDAY

An interview. conducted across
the Atlantic. viii be heard over
XVI Sunday afternoon at 4:lo
o'clock when former President
Herbert Hoover. head Of Amer
ica's Finnish relief drive. talks
to F. Dorsey stephens In Helsinki.
stephens Is in Finland an Hoover's
chief representative.
In case Of interference. Mr..
Hoover win report on the funds
progress.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-15

My F or e ign
Policy" at the
first Jugoslav-
American Pro-
gressive clu b
meeting of the
new year.
DIR. milestone
will speak at 8
o'clock Monday
eve ing. in
Emerson hall.
110oL Broad
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- -. q serturing MISREPRESENTATION
Wa<e lor Just that purpose. AK for
I11nf~mnnn. Il works speedily % help
Mkf pu< To nxoay. rcdure the exellink
40 0noe-up The misery 81 painful Joints
n nocnn1<6le localities. Helpful fer the
nGln ~ Eeur1fis. k<izfics and Lnmbnxo.
Insf rub n On. and always remember
w1<n IGknz-Ease starts 70 work. joint
mfr<rr starts atlf--duIckf Ask for IpInt-
Xane II nns live drug store In America
-adF.
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MOBILIZATION
OF INDUSTRY
Maj. Albert Hooker
Discusses 1t at
Bar Assn. Meet

Mobilization Of industries in
event Of war was described by
Albert II. Hooker. western sales
manager Of Hooker Elcctro-chem-
ical Co.. In his address to Tacoma
Bar association In Tacoma hotel
Friday.
Thoroughly familiar with his
subject, Hooker. who holds COM
mission Of major In the reserve
officers corps, made no prediction
Of coming strife. but confined him.
self to the question OF procedure
should war develop.
II was In this capacity of re-
serve officer that Hooker Jour-
need to Washington In November
to attend the war departments
industrial college. During this
trip he gathered much of his data.
Plants Surveyed
Defining the war department
and its various branches. Hooker
made 1t apparent that mobilization
In event Of war would include
industries AZ well as men.
Pointing out that an army Of
four million men would require 4
working populace Of 30 million
workers, Hooker added that this
could come only from mass pro-
duction with specified requisites
placed upon each industry.
Specifications az To the output,
working conditions and other fac
tors, Of 10000 plants are now on
file In Warrington. Hooker said.
Twenty thousand more are under
survey, with a remaining 10000
subject to call.
Profit 20 He Nominal
Six contract forms to cover all
buying by the war department
were exhibited.
Plans up for approval include
that u nominal profit should be
made by industry. with a price
set from a certain day designated
by either congress or the presi-
dent, unless changed upward by
the president.
Labor problems and other fac
tors outside the control of the
industry would be assumed by the
government.
Praises Army
Hooker pointed out the smooth
ness and efficiency Of the war
adding that the best
Of materials. constantly striven for
during peace. would be manufac-
tured for use during war.
The purchase Of war materials
by foreign powers n under COM
plete control of the army and navy
munitions board. which retains the
right to appropriate materials for
IT. own use.
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DEMO CLUB 10 ELECT

TO elect officers. Eighth Ward
Democratic club viii meet Monday
evening at o'clock in ST. Luke's
community house. All candidates
are invited
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milestone To Be
Jugoslau Speaker

Tacoma Jugoslavs will hear DR..
L. S. MILESTONE discuss his subject,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-15
LaavDeath Probe Enters End
Week; Police Still Puzzled

ABERDEEN, Wash Investigation of the Staying of
Mrs. Dick Law, wife of energetic Clio labor union
leader entered its second week today apparently
a solution
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Your Contribution to
Finnish Relief Fund

Enclosed herewith please find s........, as con-
tribution TO the Finnish Relief Fund.
.........................
Contributions should be mailed to Rev. Carl E.
Ryde Treasurer of the local Finnish Relief Fund
mittee co First Lutheran church, 524 South street,
Tacoma
Those who prefer may leave contributions at the
office of Washington Gas and Electric company. lOl
South Tenth street, Tacoma.
Checks and money orders should be made payable to
Finnish Relief Fund.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-15

In these days Of steam and die
sells, affairs roll along smoothly
about 364 days without shellbacks,
then on the 365th day something
arises for which nothing can sub
sfftute for frfie proper old-fash-
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Nrl.. whltworth Chosen

Niss Hattie whitworth was
elected president Of the North
circle Of the women's guild Of
Christ Episcopal church at = meet
ing In the home Of Mrs. r. II.
Colby. 7SS I'd st. N. W.. Friday.
Mrs. James Moore ID vice presi-
dent and Mrs. r. r. Friday. Sec
retary-treasurer.
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Enclosed herewith please find g..
tribution TO the Finnish Relief Fund.
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Members Of the Round Table
Garden club win 70 to Tacoma for
their meeting Tuesday. when they
win Be guests Of Mrs. c. Wood.
Mrs. A. w. Langdon Of Sumner
win assist Mrs. Wood for the I
O'Clock luncheon. Mrs. w. M.
schuh win conduct a garden quiz.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-15

Our Lady's club Of All Saints
Catholic church win hold a public
card party Tuesday at the home
Of Mrs.. N. c. Chaput. 2os 5th
ave-. N. w. A o'clock dessert
luncheon win be served.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-15

Funeral services for Mrs. Mar
garet johnson Balloon win be held
At the wrigiey and Clements
chapel Monday at 3 o'clock with
Rev. Give Taylor officiating.
Burial win Be In woodbine. Mrs.
Balloon died Thursday At San
Diego. The body viii arrive here
Sunday afternoon. accompanied BY
the husband. Arthur Balloon
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-15

Washington Old Age Pension
union win meet Monday evening
At the Spiritualist church on I'd
IT.. 8. E. There viii be cards and
refreshments and the public Is
invited.
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Naomi chapter No. Is. o. Z. g..
win meet Tuesday evening at 8
O'Clock at Masonic hall. Men Of
the chapter. headed by Paul wrig-
ley. win present the program.
Fred King heads the refreshment
committee.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-18
STARTING TODAY:
LOCK UP MY HEART
The Times New Novel
BY ROB EDEN

with all expenses paid. TO let an
innate streak of practically come
TO the surface.
II had even dimmed for the time
the fear and the excitement OF
knowing there was a murderer
aboard the train-only one state
room away from where she was
now
II had literally dropped from the
clouds. this trip. A few days ago
If anyone had told her that within
a week she would be half way
across the continent from her ma
tive Chicago. starting a new life
among strangers. she would have
laughed uproa rously.
True. she had thought Of Cali
f0rnia. had even discussed II with
friends as she had discussed
Florida and New York and the
Pacific Northwest. But any plans
she had made were nebulous.
II Mrs. North hadn't come along
20 jar her from the even pattern
Of her life. she probably would
have gone on talking about trip
some time in the future and never
getting outside the city limits
Il had taken a shock 10 make
her even think Of leaving Chicago.
II had been her home since she
was born. and aside from several
trips 10 the Wisconsin woods when
her father was still living and
before her mother became an in
valid. her knowledge q the world
Continued on Page Z. Column -
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Bride Of Is
In Custody
Foster Mother
To Face Charge

A ''T.nnssss. sty'ie' is.ysAf old
bride found hst1If on a honey.
moon IN the Pierce county detsn.
ton home Tuesday and her foster
mother. who aided and nt~ttei the
marriage 70 . zt-yesr-old soldier.
faced a charge ~ contributing 10
delinquency ~ a minor.
The giri. Betty Murray. a
Stewart junior high school pupil
Who won't be IL years old until
Jan. -. Nas married Thursday on
a license obtained in Olympia,
Prosecutor Thor {. Toilefson and
Juvenile Officer HsTbsrt Ward
revealed
On learning u the mothers
part IN the Illegal marriage plans.
Tollsfson Immediately flied ihs
charge against her In Justle.
Blanche Funk Nilsrs court
In tina state is IL the minimum
age for marriage u a giri. even
N1ih the fun consent ~ her
parents. But Bettys mother.
Mrs. Ardella Murray. ~ z0i5 -.
18Th at. ssid her daughter vas
Continued On Page 2. Column ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-18
Germany
Makes Vague
Peace Offers
Revelation Made
In House Of Lords
By British Head

LONDON - Lord Smell.
deputy government header.
told the house Of lords Tues
day that Germany has PIT
forward. n number of vague
peace feelers since outbreak
Of the war. ........s..
SHELLS statement vas made in
reply 10 n question by Noel Edward
Mobilization. a lsbqit. per. who
recalled that Foreign Secretary
Lord Halifax on Nov had ex-
pressed hope that France would
not Join IN. axis, adding that Brit.
ain had rejected repeatedly all sng
gesiions from the enemy for any
agreement at the expense OF
France.
Noel buxton asked what
wss the nature Of these aug
gestions" and whether they
would have obliged France 10
cede afsahe Lorraine or
French colonies "a Germany.
Smell. replying for Halifax, said
Germany repeatedly had suggested
In recent years that she was viii.
INK To maintain good relations with
Britain provided che had a free
hand In Europe.
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Dash Point Hard Hit

Dash Point school hit the highest
mark for sbsentees with 80 per
cent Of the student body staying
home. DR.. Smith said the schools
an will stay open since only three
more days Of school remain until
Christmas vacation.
-Four rural schools which tired 10
open Tuesday morning found alb
senoes too high 70 warrant holding
Glasses. They were Harvard, Kir-
by. AeMuHn and Thrift Elk Plain
had enough students to stay open
Officials Of PARK Lodge school
were debating whether or not 70
close. county health authorities re-
ported.
Although several cases were re-
ported in Seattle. schools remained
open. while closing in many other
areas Of King county. Federal
Way. Redmond, Honey Dew and
Skykomish were down. and low
attendance at Kent. BotheIl, Kirk
land and other regions threatened
closure.
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British Airmen
Bomb Mannheim

BEELIs-sszi infornsnts szid
Tuesday that British sirplanss. In
ar attack on Mannheim during the
night. had eaused considerable
civilian damage"
British planes which raided south
Germany. IL was asserted. bombed
Basic. Switzerland. by mistake.
(Bskls reported four dsad.J
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-18

Ark that made him-Paul Sa
Tacomas first homecoming
gift to Satko was the FLU" He
was fighting it Tuesday, and plans
t. have it whipped before he leaves,
possibly a week hence.
His prophecy is that many who
are tired Of urban life may join
him in the wilderness. He has
been in Washington, D. C, at
tempting to prove it to Uncle Sam.
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Dr.. McNsrihnsY.
Dentist, Passes

Df. Miehssi T. MeSsfthney. ~.
retired dsniiss and prominsns u
Northwest bowling circles. dssd
Monday at hss nome. No. : Hnss-
msat way. after more snan : y>ars
illness
BE retired seven years ago b.
cause Of ~ health. but not until
sbs summer OF 1888 asd his eonds-
ton become serious. That was
shortly after Broadway sports
center WAS opened.
AZ owner Of the Broadway Bowl
lnx Co., he was seen frequently -
the alleys. hob-nobbing with NJ
bo~lers and watching the MATCHES.
Tne growth Of bowling In Tscoma
encouraged MIN to open modssn
alleys
Or. McNerthney was born ~
Aug. IT. 1875. In waumadee. Wtas
and when still a child moved with
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Eligible List
In This Issue

The second printing Of the
eligible list In The Tacoma
Time. 1910 Ten Beat Pictures"
poll appears ON page 0 Of this
issue. he sure to save II as II
may be your izst opportunity 10
obtain one.
IL you haven't selected the
ten pictures you consider the
heat, do 20 tonigh. before
the Christmas rush gets you
down" There is no obligation
and you may b. one 10 win .
valuable prize.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-18
CHAPTER ONE

Camilla Denton relaxed
against the soft cushioned
seat of the compartment and
looked out the window at the
flying scenery.
The luxurious comfort OF
the train gave her a feeling
of well being that made the
future seem something far
distant and scarcely worth
worrying about.
She was still too filled with the
wonder and the good luck Of being
on a train bound for California
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-18
z Buildings
Are Wrecked
BYExplosion
Two Are MISSING.
Ten Injured in
Ohio Explosion

CINC1NNATf-An exploa-
ion ripped through two COM
hination store and apartment
buildings here Tuesday. At
least IL persons were killed.
two were missing and 10 were
injured.
Cause Of the hast was undo.
terrnined. At flrst II was believed
attributable 10 gas but subse.
quentiy one 81 the tenants who ss-
capped injury said Someone had
been foolinf with acid in the base
ment"
The blast occurred ~ 1'25 IN.
when occupants 81 the numerous
apartments above stores and Ahops
were In their beds. The two build.
ings. each three stories high and
81 brick construction. collap sed as
though bombed.
Most ~ those killed or MANNED
vic W hitHA W iettht hfHh ahh
steel girdsrs.
TIE KNOWN DEAD
Dora Smith. D
Joseph y koebbe. ~. proprietor
Of an appliance shop In one u the
buildings
Frank Sebnstzsr, 81.
Helen y me xsf. 10, Carrie
Schneider. "a. and Leonard sohnst-
zsr. .
Jack Morgan, ~
ffisdh Morgan. 70. his wifs.
KNOWN MISSING
Mrs Lille sebns,zsr. ~. Jos
sph schnetzsr. ?
DisEsfs removed dsbri. ia
the front section Which Was
isseied. seeking four persons
believed buried. ti.s~ herr.
child and an elderly person
were heard moaning.
A tunnel was made under a door
way Into the cellar 10 Try 10 reach
one man caught IN the esliaF~ay.
lie was uncovered ~ his waist. but
his legs we're pinned under him IN
such a Hay that he could not be
pulled cut he waa unconscious
and ihs fire department, inhalaior
squad WORKED on him as rssousrs
dug
Superintendent Tony saoes
Of The sity verkho,ss~, about .
mile assy. heard the sspis~iss
and brought 20 prisoner. to
the scene "a aid 10 the re~e.s
work
Policeman Tom Kaufman and
Louis koshuks said that Whsn they
first reached the blasted atugc.
lures ihsy saW no flames. bot
could hear "A heavy Grabbing
sound Telegraph piles for half
a block aSsY we're boNisd over ~
ths sxpiosion and many uunty
wires were DOWN.
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Laval Released
From Custody
AMI RIA


tICHY An official announce
mept Tuesday night SAID that
Marshal Henri Philippe Petsin
today received Pierre Lava. the
ousssd yies-prsmisr, 70 discuss
the general situation
pfGHy--Plsrre LaYal's confine-
msnt was ended Tuesday on the
request Of Otto Abetz. German
amoassadoriai representative.
\ statement that Laval no
longer was confined In any way
followed a visit by Abetz 10 Mar
shai Henri Philippe Petain. chief
Of state. and request that the
German representative be permit
ted 10 confer with Laval
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ko-famous.
Satko found his dreamed-of
farmland 30 miles north OF Juneau.
Alaska, in Eagle River valley. He
is building his home and clearing
his land. But he wants his chill
dren to be educated.
That desire sent him TO Wash
ington at his own expense. He
asked that more land be thrown
Continued on Page II, Column p
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r. L. {. Il Open

Pacific Lutheran college At Park
land reported slight decrease
in colds and Flu" and no intention
Of closing until the end Of the
week.
In both Pierce county and Ia
coma schools. FLU absences con-
tinued a serious problem. but no
new buildings were closed Tuesday.
Or. George II. Smith, city school
health officer. said percentages
were a little better Tuesday-2z.2
over the entire system. Elemen-
tary buildings had 2s.5 per cent
absent. junior highs, 2l5 per cent.
and high schools, 1872.
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Eastwood Will Not Reply
And Will Not Read Tacoma
Newspapers, He Declares

tdlo Nsie In od~f make eswvewIer pssslke inc
safety Cemmi..orer Issiwe. Sssswasa
.suaed Tacoma tiss~s pasts is ~ II
story revealing closure .sy m~xsl Gsnblsx ssd
ssinE. n Ns,s,s. r.s~ ~ss e~f~s ~
Tho Maass, ssIssd
IN. following 10 the result ~ Tbs s.pss~rs rfssss
II appeared Tuesday that readers Of The Times ars 10 b
denied any Of adequate reply by Holmes Eastwood the
proposal offered % him BY The Tmes in Mondays editions
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-18

A Tlmss reporter not tsliI sse,i<g-
sn called on Eastwood noesisy
aftsrnooa. presented Esst~eod
sish = fresh copy ~ ths final ssii-
tion. invited hls ssfsatlsn 10 tn
proposal and learned s~o thiaxs ~
q starter
i-~Af Eass~oud da~s not Rad
rseom. newspapers any -
them. bat subscribe. 20 ma ssaftis
Times AMI shr Portland Ore
Eonsan
1-Eysn n Eastwood Rad me
4 Tsaoma Times aaa lss pro-
ps.al ~ Monday offering him
space far . sszfsmxnt. he seutfn't
give one
This pvvps.&si. In ease snynss
overlooked u. "a. that E&xtxo1d
submit 10 rhe Times Tuesday %
Wednesday. at his eonssnisnes. any
statement ne might ~lsh 10 msss
sbos, shy larxs-sesls xxmbizsg
and hooslsEEiaa generally wsss
eIassd do~n . soupls u w~sks aga
Goes - Ais
Particular references vas mnde
% an 'uIiim2tum~ the eosamis-
sonar may have r~eslye1 from
some official source sbaes the
lGonslaasd 90 Page ~. Column -
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Joha hSiilf, Hfusb<f 81 sTattlss
Tacoma shlpbgiialnT cafp. draft
Ing department. saves Dsc "a fer
on extensive holiday In ss~ York.
returning Jan. ..
ahsris. Fishsi. former c. y n
staasHt. visits fhs eoliess BoN AMI
then 20 taik over old times Nith
former classmates and professors
nan 0shsin. Esther Wsas sns
fraak tfssz~s all are among th.~
G. A. y students planning 10 al
tend ths Philharmonic eonesft 81
jason Lss junior high school %
night
Mrs Margaret nlslr. aistitlan At
the county hospital. has recovered
from a mild cold.
Aisa h<n. g y. r. senior. 10
planning u enter medical school
neat fail
sgt. Wallace 4. Dairy sspls. oas
81 ths Taeofnans stationed with
the National Guard a. Fort Word
En-. has been Transferred 70 Lsttsf-
man Csnsrai hospital Ia San Fran
cisco. because Of illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lswreses C.rnine'
(Fiorsnee Gsijoeeij and their small
daughter. Joan. VIII be moving
down from Morton very soon, as
Laurence has joined ths fist d.
vision Of the Washington National
Guard. lie was vice president Of
the Morton shingie Go.
Bud Oixeadam and Bin Moore
are more than busy recounting
their experiences on their "grands
CONTINUED on Page 20. Column -
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In Libya Are
Foscists MdY Lose
Important Naval
Base to Britoin
BULLETINS

LONDoN-Lsrge scale British
military operations against
Ethiopia and Italian somalilAnd
may be imminent, the military
correspondent OF the Press as
ISOLATION, a Britfsh news
agency, said Tuesday.
CAIRO-Tbree Italian from
tier forts In Lbya-Musaid, sidi
Omar and = hefferse n--ha,e
been captured by British forces
operating In the soIlum- Bardia
sector. British general headquar-
tiers said In n communique Tues
day.
LONDON The battle Of Libys
is "still In progress" and the gov
eminent wants 10 wait and see
how we get on before cele-
brating a victory. Prime Minister
Winston Churchill told the house
Of commons Tuesday.
Better see how we get on
the prime minister said In re-
Spouse To a question ss tn
whether official buildings
would fly flags In celebration.
Il do not recolleet that We had
any important occasion for re-
joicing In the last war but people
seemed 10 be quite pleased by the
way II ended A."
LONDON British troops are
approaching Bsrdia. important
Italian naval and supply base in
Libya. and may have taken Il, II
was reported Tuesday.
Reports Of the fall Of Bardis
were not confirmed. But IL was
made known that Australian and
New Zealand troops had joined IN
a drive on It. In a new phase Of
IN. British offensive, and experts
here believed that IL might nave
been taken already.
sTRUGA, Jugo-layia Frontier
reports said Tuesday that Greek
artillery was Smelling Klisura heay-
lily. setting fire 10 the eastern part
Of the town. which ia one Of the
key Italian positions on the cen
trail Albanian front
In the Osum mountains the
Greeks were said 70 have occupied
Crabocka after a brief. sharp at
tack In which five Italian officers.
300 Italian troops. three field guns
and nine machine guns we're cap
tureo.
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WEATHER FORECAST

Possibly rain tonight and Thurs
Temps: High IS; low, ~. Sun
rises 1:52; sets 4:22.
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Seminary
And E. P. S.
Are Closed
City and County
School Absences
Now Lessening

Spread of colds and a mild
form of influenza among stu
dents and faculty members
prompted the closing of Col
lege of Puget Sound Tuesday
afternoon.
The college was to have closed
Friday for Christmas and New
Year vacation, but the administra-
ton committee, headed by DIR. +.
II. Todd, CPS. president, decided
TO close the institution three days
earlier. Glasses are TO resume
Monday, Jan. s.
Action of the administration
committee was taken following a
conference with Or. Somers r.
Sleep. health officer for the col
lege. One hundred and thirty
five students were absent from
chapel exercises and II vas report
ed six faculty members were con-
fined to their homes with colds
or "flu."
Annie Wright seminary also was
closed due to "flu." Official an
nouncement was made at noon by
Miss Elizabeth M. Fitch, head
mistress Of the school. The clos
ing necessitates cancellation Of the
traditional seminary carol service
Thursday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-18
Man Made Famous by Ark Coils on The
Greet White Father" Says: We Don't
Won't Our Children to Be Dummies"

One Paul who into the wilderness may become the
prophet Paul.
Today he is in Tacoma. back to Alaska and the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-18
Close In Portland

Despite slackening In some areas,
influenza Tuesday appeared TO be
spreading generally throughout the
Northwest.
The entire Portland school sys-
tenn shut down until Jan. as
more than II 900 pupils and ols
teachers were reported absent
Monday. The figure represented
p per cent Of the total enrolment
Parochial schools were closing in
the Oregon city and Reed college
moved its Christmas vacation
starting date up to Wednesday
from Friday.
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sTRUGA, Jugo~lzyia Frontiei

BANK TRANSACTIONS
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