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damaged. They are ideal for case
nient windows and have found wide
acceptance In wood or metal cabinet
work a. well.
The hinges cost from 81 90 to $5.12
= pair in dull brass, complete with
screws. for doors and easements;
from 1896 to $5.72 a dozen pairs for
wood cabinets, and from $5.O6 to
Sl3.A . dozen pairs for metal cab
inets. They are slightly cheaper
If ordered not plated and without
screws or brads.
Fire-Alarm System.
There probably isn't q person
within sight of this column who has
not thought, upon going to bed at
night, of what he or she would do
If q fire broke out in the middle Of
the night. Thought, and feared
Evening star., 1940-03-09
Now's Time 10 Make
Plans for Spring
House Painting
New Waterproof Stuins
Will Brighten Up Stueeo.
Stone or Brick Home
BY DOROTHY DUCAs and
ELIZABETH GORDON.

House painting season Is not 50
many weeks away now, certainly not
too far of to be planned and budg-
eted for, anyway. BY the time the
April rains are over you should have
your paint, your color and your
painter all selected-with payments
arranged, If you are going to do 1t
on the installment plan.
But don't think because you have
q stucco, stone or brick house that
you don't fit into this picture. Your
masonry house may>need refurbish-
Ing just as much as your friends
wooden houses. And it can be re-
stored to its natural beauty, or given
a new kind of beauty, for even less
than 1t will cost your neighbors to
do over the shingled house next
door.
For stucco, cement, natural stone
and brick you use waterproof
stain instead of regular paint. 1t
has the same effect on masonry
that dyes have on cloth; 1t colors
the surface without hiding its nat
ural beauty. No layer of paint OBJ
scures the texture, but the color
soaks in. leaving the surface as
rough and picturesque as 1t was in
the beginning. The stain acts as
protection against in-seeping water,
too.
Costs Half as Much.
Stucco and brick stains cost only
about half as much as ordinary
paints, and can be applied more
rapidly, thus reducing labor costs.
They are especially good for old.
untreated brick walls, which deteri-
crate rapidly unless protected with
tinted or clear waterproofing ma
terial. If the bricks in your house
have already become drab and
grayish, use light brick red or terra
Gotta or light fawn, to make them
as looking as If they actually
were new bricks.
Other colors In which these stains
come are light cream, light bun,
French Gray, Quaker gray, dark
brick red, black, white, ivory, lichen
green, Italian pink and dark brown
stone.
The stain is applied to a dry sur
face with four-inch fiat brush;
no thinning is required. Two coats
give satisfactory redecorating serv-
ice. and only unusual conditions re-
quire third coat. A gallon covers
approximately 200 to $50 square feet,
two coats, on dense concrete or
brick: $50 square feet on stucco,
cement or rough wood and about
100 square feet on very rough or
porous plaster.
Have look at your brick, stucco
or concrete house. Maybe you owe
1t coat of waterproofing stain.
Invisible Hinges.
Is there any beauty in an ordi-
nary hinge? If you ask us-no. An
antique handmade hinge, rare and
costly, might be lovely. Most mod
ern hinges are merely utilitarian.
Perhaps you are so used to seeing
hinges on doors that you have never
asked yourself whether they detract
from the appearance of a room.
Perhaps, too, you thought there was
no way of installing a door without
visible protruding metal. But now
invisible door, window and cabinet
hinges are on the market. Why not |
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brought out in the discussion, which
VA directed By Joseph A. Aerbert,
jr., chairman Of tho Ncal Estate
Boards Committee on Education.
AnnOUncennsnt was made that
Harry ]. Xane, IT,, Of the Real Es-
tate and Columbia Title Insurance
Cos. Will b the speaker for the
meeting to b hsld Thursday, March
II. All sessions are held In the
United States Chamber Of Conn
merce Building and ars open to
members Of the local realtor or.
ganization.
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Novelty Finish

For . novelty finish on the wood
trim OF restaurants. theaters or
stores, . paste wood filler thinned
down and combined with aluminium
bronze powder or paste and applied
to white oak u some times used.
After the filler 10 wiped away, two
thin coats Of shellac.. followed by
waxing, leaving = metallic gray ef-
feet that is soft and pleasing. II
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ths wood = stained before apply
Ing the hller the effect will bs more
royel. Other bronze powders than
aluminium may be used. The wood
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need not necessarily be oak, a.
long as 1t Is open grained. Walnut,
chestnut, ash or mahogany may 10
employed.
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rAGKARD rI.fda. ;u 1899 convertible club coupe;
numper guards; smart blue finish and Blue
!satner upholstery; low mileage; owner
1nn6t must secrince. Call Mr.. Newman, Taylor
Evening star., 1940-03-15

; QLDsMOBILE 1887 2-door trunk sedan,
: clean interior, nne motor An attractive
car that will give some one many miles
Service, 1925 Goth St. NV District 9i4i.
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AuroMos,les roR sAIR

FALMOUTH 1880 conv, coupS: radio. rood
tires and motor; special today, S9e6. 90.
Keaxney. b023 conn: ave. WQ. 066e
PONTIAC 1899 2-door sedan: radio. heat
s.e 4@sasfiusss 4saf csnn.s.iexus isx %c w. s4o1 r0n-
PONTIAC 1889 2-door sedan; 8 cyl; owner
Chevy Chase physictan; 5000 careful miles;
heater, defroster, seat covers; immaculate;
S5SS0: best value IN stty; Flood Pontiac.
PONTIAC 1884 sedan: original black, ex-
cellent overall Condition, good rubber;
ssrE Motors izi isth ,Snl st. ns ss. AZ ssS ssSo.
PONTIAC 1888 coupe; black factory fnish,
clean velour upholstery. best mechanical
order and tires; bargain price, $485; guar
anteed 30 days In writing. Logan Motor
PONTIAC 1889 4-door touring sedan;
beautiful one.owner car driven very little,
new,car condition. and appearance in every
detail save considers q BILE NOW S605; fully
guaraneeed; any demonstration you wish.
over % other fine cars at ARCADE
PONTIAC. 1437 Irving st. NV. Adams $500.
PONTIAC 1887 4-door touring sedan: lust
out o. our shops and thoroughly recondi-
tloned Tor safe driving, 5 very good tires,
interior tmmeculate; splendid family car
reauced TO sell quickly at $445. Over SO
otner nne cars for your selection at
AAfECA4E dPONTIAc. 1887 Irving st. NV.
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AuToAAoBILss ron SALE.

PONTIAC 1889 de i 2-door trunk sedan:
$65 down: radio: !oy mileage: new,es5 5
Conn: ave. Wo. psss
cylinder; excellent black 6nish. S very good
tires, nne radio and heater; splendid family
car reduced to S545; fully guaranteed.
H.. l. F. stsussrt. sTsrt. Inc 1925 18th NV.
sTUDEBAKER 1888 4-door sedan: GOOD
paint and tires and 1t runs perfectly; only
Sl4b. Pohanka Service. 1925 goth st.
NV. District 9141.
sTUDKBAKER 1885 Dictator touring Sc
upholstery. r exceilsnt tires, seat covers;
terms. PACKARD. Gath and N sts. NV.
sTUDEBAKER 1881 Dictator sedan; good
buy in town at s49. Logan Motors, 18th
and M sts. NV. District 5S17.
SrUDEBAKER 1887 coupe: radio. heater,
new tires, low mileage, excellent condition
$372; easiest terms. Finance Adjuster,
sTUpEBAKER 1888 Commander sedan;
excellent nnish. very attractive car, in best
81 condition mechanically: one-owner car
name on reauest). Butler Bonded and
packed hy the famous 6-day free driving
trial; S597. LEE D. BUTLER. INC, 1921
2lst NV. District 1918. Open evenings
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QLDSMOBILE 1887 4-door trunk sedan,
Traded from original owner. Attractive
gray metallic finish, fine tires and per-
3ect mechanically: S445. Pohanka Service.
1126 10th st. NV. DI 9141
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AUTOMOBILES ron xLE.

PACKARD 1888 model 100 touring sedan;
sapp.s, 3, ;s. nss hsr Sas
I az .: 81 = $s g.
sa.a aess Hsst sss
lic finish onset BY excellent white-wal!
s ma sed nen
Il sa s.i si'; sh 'si 'a's sas
sedan S.1hesi modei that has new tfisten rHfstsne
ing black finish. immaculately. clean in
tres later model sar fol only
SSSsS st: ex easy tsTms; RF s, PACKARD Gath and
PsixaouTH s..te1 TIL lgse ioaF;doo1 sedan: radio.
H;ocd Pontiac. 1921 Connecticut ave.
PACKARD 1885 standard 8 sedan: good
eonalson ocsssopI.. ;nc ;sxssptionals ne upholstery
nsl!y y, eSSs sS;. % eyer ss'eoo viii accept any
Is x.nnssy sSxsl &! s'%' sNSros s.ssoi.h sS 771o.
ssaDs o,n.i sin asse ssss
without = scratch. spotless interior and in
y.as pr::s 1sRi y s ISIS y ea
Ian d CRAWFORD. co 874O, Washing-
TONS Oldest Dodge and Plymouth dealers.
PLY1MouTH 1895 4-dr. touring sedan:
$3.50. Outstanding value echlegel d
golden. 333 Carroll ave, TAX. PIX, D. @.
PLYMOUTH 1887 de luxe 4-dr. touring Sc
dan, 1859; outstanding value. Schlegel q
golden, 333 Carroll ave-. TAX. PIX. b. c.
PLYMOUTH 1910 demonstrators - 4-door
tfunk seosns, some with radios. selection
ol colorS, low mileage, same rs new condi-
ton: tremendous savings; easy terms; fully
guaranteed; liberal trade allowance. LEO
outh dealer. 4301 Conn. ave. NV. Emerson
1900.
PLYMOUTH 1888 sedan; new paint good
tireS, runs nne: bargain price. $l35. Po-
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AuroMoRllFs FOR SALT.

oLD5MoBHE 1887 4-door trunk sedan. O.
black dni.S and It's It's clean =. : pin in.id:
sosh od Ga.' NJ. sSin4sn1. si4I service ilS0
driven less than 200 miles; Just like new.
Can, Can save r Sl5t; So terms = can a be arranged
pm. except Sundays.
QLDSMOBILE 1887 touring sedan: black
nnisb radio equipped, seat covers, thor
sa H0sG. 9sds sne and
PACKARD, gath and N SITS. NV. RE. O145.
nllSbsr black finish radio and heater, motor and
Inc, 1925 14%th % NV. ~ Decatur f :: 4sos. M .euaf''
OLDSMoBILE 1899. 5-passenger .4-door
sreen a1h .rss .sn Scynd:, model 70
unusual value in clean car; s64b. G.
ears osnifo an SSff csdae GHo esss G IN Is
s 22nd st NV. MA. $500. Open evenings.
t0LDssMoBILE 1929 ,5-passenger 4-door
s0s!sss ssss ssesens 60 .4ss SSs
priced far below the market at s595.
The sso last years: oapitol Sssillsc ls CO.. 1n
eveninEs. closed Sunday.
OM.IoNdSbILE 1883 2-door trunk sedan;
EQUIPPED with radio, one Of the cleanest
cars in our entire stock, excellent motor
and tires; an outstanding bargain at only
S547. Butler Bonded. 6-day driving trial.
Llpera5 terms. LEE D.. BUTLER, INC,
1l21 21st st. NV. DI. 1918.
OLDSMOBILE 1887 4-door touring sedan:
tnoroughly checked and motor fully guar
anteed, rubber and interior excellent; drive
~ ana you viii buy it: reduced to sell at
once 5or S465; Over 80 other fine cars
nt av ARCADE xalm: aS3ST aRS93HST1Ac, 1887 Irving st.
GLDsMOBHE 1899 2-door touring sedan;
lust traded in on 1910 Pontiac, a one.
owner car that looks and performs like
new; fully guaranteed mechanically and
present car in trade NOW Sti95. over S0
3LnsT SuNTn nne cars for your selection ARCADE
fONIIAC, 1437 Irving st. NV. Adams $500.
PACKARD 1887 6-cylinder; trunk sedan:
radio, heater; tires like new: exceiient con-.
dition;, must sell; S395; terms ARMED
J.. Callan. Ii. TACO.
PACKARD 1889 convertible club coune.
custom built radio. heater, spotlight and
SnuMper guards: smart blue finish and blue
leatner upholstery; low mileage: owner
5nnG mus6 sacrince. Call Mr.. Newman, Taylor
PACKARD 1885 100 4-door club sedan.
family settling estate: practicslly neW
tires' valves recently reground new hat.
tery, heater, low mileage, chaufYeur kent:
!oea1 family car. Call Wisconsin 3545
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AvroMosllrs FOR sAlE.

PLyMpUTH 1896 de luxe coupe: al-ateel
poay, nydrauiic: noating power, economi-
downs teTms sos s1e
Ss sscsH; neaser. very low mileage; this car
son.Id :. T TA. aaSo. ~ '0hpesslen psslss. eau Mr.
M;Y,M0uTA a1;Y,a! 1899 4-door, trunk sedan;
1oo dssrss s5 aSs 4.sios ssSS sd
PLYMOUTH 1896 de luxe 4-door trunk
ofsns es Sace ns nhss
throughtout; $3.50; terms and trade. Cali
ns for demonstration. Fred Motor Co.,
4I00 0eorgaa ave. IA. 1000.
saeentfSUay Ioss 1eas sSnDs o5sn.l n;h mn
Motors, III 18th st. ne AT. 500. " :
fLYMOuTH 1888 de luxe 4-dr. touring Sc
sss esalo ave. v,lSf Tst fihlsfsl si g.
PLYMoVTH 1898 de luxe coupe; has been
c,a1 Hfiven taty only 1900 miles; owner; spe-
AZ. ave. 'HasS, W., asss ass ke'fne'' Soss Conn
PLYMOUTH 1899 de. luxe 4-dr. touring
actuai miles, gray. finish, radio equipped;
ss: =: ;.i IL ;' H' ss' .ss ssfG
PLYMOUTH 1887 de luxe touring sedan; a
Srsv9tc ISreuG9whsr car modern steel safety, hy-
features; only $685.. PAUL BROS, Chrys-
ler-PIymouth, 6220 Wisconsin WO. 2I6l.
PLYMOUTH 1899 de luxe coupe; low mile
ase. new .appearance, faultless condition,
price S579: guaranteed. Logan Motor Co,
1otn and N sts NV. District 5Sl7
pLYMOUTH 1887 coach; finish and up-
ss hoIsteTy very clean; smooth, thrifty motor,
pnsr.nia pnss ntes ~ nfEydraulics reduced to $500:
1or Co.. 18th and N sts. NV. DI. 5s17'
PLYMOUTH 1884 4-door sedan: new green
nnasn, ,hS. clean and sound throughout, good
st. NV. District 914I NV"
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
- Continued

a AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
(oontinuedJ
xoRDe-le3l sedan, coupe. victoria snnd
ns nss0n besssur sS up osss sun Motor 200
GRAHAM 1887 4-door trunk sedan: radio
ana Il perfesty .oos eSee
e sss S sss ;s' e.
condition, room sna safety. sli steel. best
pG TssS Ssos only saaG s1$R snGes n% S
room finish OFFSET BY excellent whits-wai
.ss sI ans sap5 yads an saS ,sdms
PACKARD. oath and SITS. NV. RE. 0145
MERCURY 1899 2-door: this car has radio
and grille guard. the upholstery is the
covers Jefferson blue finish without a mar.
Ribbon nes sSnaton Blue
5aGs 5TaTGissnsis Motors, I4ol +. l. ave. ne. DE De.
rnileage by one careful owner, clean as new
inside and out very good tires, splendid
GFass sHe Ss lasny
GiIs5.,R GfI Ro9sSA, INc;, direct iactosy pedse
OOAO NCoABl0 ave INV. SE. 81 SO.
NASH 1884 4-door trunk sedan; traded
from the sor original nn eyner good paint tires,
1126 goth st: NV. DI. 9l41.
NASH. LAF: 1886 trunk ,s-door good
balance. s2iI so. Adjastor. Ii. 1850. DA'0
NASH 1870. Lafayette and Ambassador 8.
sedans; show cars; save 5000. Robinson,
Ma ~ ffnsral ns Hillside nEd 0sRisol osss Hst'
only driven s4o niles Must se to setsl
sStats reasonable. Call Mrs. Smith,
NASH 1928 Ambassador SIX 4-dr. trunk Sc
performing car is an outstanding value for
PAcKARp, 24th and N sts. NV: As RE. ois. oI45.
OL,DSMOB1LE 1888 4-door trunk sedan; O.
cyl. automatic transmission. attractive
S5oTn ns;Tn. METALLIC finish ns tires spotisss
Service. Ylss adR ae St. saTe nx SSH 81
sSd2e SSs1eMosILE s2s1I5: aGao assS coupe e;sy 1.r
s1vss0 fas s5S 5ayd t. S bsrss siai
radio and heater. attractive green fnish,
go0d tires and motor, very sporty and
s on s mss fdhsnfs e sSGs
Service, 1925 goth st. NV. District 914I.
QLDSMoB!LE 1887 4-door trunk sedan
s,cyl; radio. seat covers and other extras.
gray METALLIC finish; fine tires and per-
1fcs iss seth ss s44S nohanka Service
6.cyl; original finish is perfect. good tires
s. sys ssss EsnsSEs ss
Service, 1925 Goth St NV District 9I4I.
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Aurouoa,,r X eos sAIs

sine, safe hydraulic brakes, clean interior:
sasl inc. 1876 81 5feflssa a4ss ~. e :S0lD D.s:.ui
PLYMOUTH 1884 Do luxe 2-door sedan:
sus spDoss: % Al luy ns AZ:
ii isas ~ a4tR 2ns NV slfD psc.tar zsoss osss'u'f e
.sasn Sl5n. ,S2S n q ss Sss.ct y5u!
oaAs sSHssas HfE essns'',Sn snss snd
n. \. ave. NV. NE. 2818.
PLYMoUTH 1886 Dc luxe touring sedan;
safety, hydrsuIic brakes; unbeatable price
gsHs SssS ws:cnsn 1t sasS any Wo terms gs PAUL Bros
sse bs psS .SS:s ds s.lo Hof
CLEAN car is certainly priced low at S495
yeaas 0e eaOtoi Sys5 e9SG Gsalss cars Con-
a;ns. 1%22 sSnd :,nd. st nv: MA. 5000. Open eve
PLYMOUTH 1896 4-door trunk sedan;
kssrhSez sosa esnn aoxn ave sS&e vs. ssss sRsasa':l'
PLYMOUTH, 1885 de. luxe 4-door sedan;
csli aftsr p.m.. Sss co. ssez5. S17o.g. - once
PLYMOUTH 1887 2-door trunk sedan;
Co. 02O BladensburE I'd. ne. AT. O2OO.
PLYMOUTH 1899 2-door sedan; excellent
trsnsportation for the person who's in the
tires; reduced to only S297; liberal terms.
LEE p BUTLER, INC, 1121 21st NV.
PLYMOUTH 1898 business coupe: low
mileage BY original owner, safe hydraulic
brakes, fine floating power engine. 5 very
good tires, splendid car for business or
pleasure; NOW $445. Over 30 other fine
T1AC. 1437 Irving st. NV. Adams $500.
PLYMOUTH 1887 4-door touring sedan;
floating power engine in excellent condi-
tires and Immaculate interior: ali for
only 1895. Over so other fine cars for
your selection at ARCADE PONTIAC,
1887 irving st. NV. Adams $500
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PAitGsk,ARR its Arr, 1895 12O. 4-door club sedan,
1amily settling estate: 4 practicslly nav
ttires' valves recently reeround, new bat
LEY, neater. low mileage, chauffeur kent:
!0eAl FAMILY car. Call Wisconsin 3545
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-30
FAR EAST AIMS
WILL Be ASKED

wAsHIs0Tos ~ Secretary of
State cordsll Hun viii b. asked
20 outline the sdminlstrntlon's Var
Eastern policy Wednesday 10 ths
senate foreign relations COMMITTEES
when IL meets 10 consider propos-
ais for snaetinE an snezfgs
against Japan.
COMMITTEES Chairman Nay pitt
man. D.. Hsy.. made the snnounes.
meni Sunday night upon has return
from idaho. Tire committees
meeting piii come iess than a
week after expiration ~ ina treaty
that has governed trzds relations
between the United States and
Japan since 1911
Pittman Ia the author Of a bali
To impose an embargo on ship
ments 10 Japan. Referring 10 ths
committees plan to hear Hun and
other high state department off
Gals. he said;
We Win want 10 knsw how
our citizens are being treated
moss before We act on the EN-
barge proposal"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-30
JAPAN PROTEST
EXPECTED SOON

TOKYO - Jsp.s mag make Z
foransi demand that Great Hsitxia
fsiara II osrmsn s~.msn sssssd
from the Japanese iinsr As~ms
hsra YakiehiFo sums. fefeisn
office spokesman. said Monday.
sums admitted that Great Brit
ala had fasofsbis grounds fsr o.
Tending lie legal position J.pea,
slso. h said. might validity elt<
legal pfse~sisnts against the s~ls-
urs. But he emphasized that Jspsn
vas conrsrnsd not - much with
the lsEai position a. with the fact
that the SEIZURE vas made emily
30 miiss from the Japanese eosst.
which might tsrnish Japsness
prestige
Ths Newspaper Asshl. indspend-
snt.iibsfal. defended Capt 70
shsda Watansbe. master ~ ths
Assma Mafu. for surfsndsrinE tbs
seamsn, II was tina fault Of ths
foreign office. which had not fore
seen such = situation and given
orders how 10 meet II. ths news
paper said.
A United Press dispatch from
Hong Kong said that The British
navy announced that ths German
seamsn had arrived there and had
been turned over 10 army sutbofi-
tlss.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-30
COMES
EARLIER HERE

Tacoma had beautiful spring
weather Sunday. even though the
calendar shows it's winter.
Highest temperature during the
day WIS 81 degrees and the mer-
curry didn't drop below so during
the night
Sundays maximum. however.
didn't set a record. The weather
bureau shows Tacoma had a 81
in January. 1888. and - in JsnD-
airy. 1891. and in January. 1920
Cloudy weather IL forecast for
Monday night and Tuesday. Storm
warnings were hoisted on the
coast for a southeast gale.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-30

of second degree assault.
Police obtained Monday ths
statements Of hssl kins~y and Of
Edward Mccarren. another ss~-
man Of the same frslshtsr. who
Mrs. Kinney Declared. mad released
her from her long imprsssnmeat
In The ksntucky's cabin.
Mr.. kinssy ua1e ~ es~-
piaiHt before Justscs JssepA
MaIievy. whs tsssea ~ wss-
rant upss pkich DsiHs1 was
arrested bsfsvs his SLIP salssa
SUNDAY sfternsea frssn ~
shsffer Ne. . seswsinsiu.
According 10 hsr story. she had
met BRAND in Seattle. Al mid.
night Saturday ne chartered .
taxicsb to bring him bark 10 r.
emma and shs ~esms along just
fpw the ride. =
VIA they get - ~ shat
fer darhs. bsth got sst. Mn.
kiss~y following nvsas1 -
bard ship, sccsvasse 10 kes
story. while ~ went - gss
nsssey ts pay eff M tasi
driver. ne wee - vs1s tsrh
- seattle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-30
WOMAN HELD PRISONER ON SHIP there
ajSSsss'SS
Current Comment
On Varied Events
BY Times Writers

THE fact that no citizen fell
it worth while to oppose
the present city controller
Tom Swayze, in the spring
election is a good indication
that the public is satisfied
with the incumbent's admin
istration of affairs. Ten years
of conscientious, studious eff
fort on this important city hall
job brings its own reward
unopposed for reelection. We
wouldn't blame the controller
If he had to change the size
Of his hatband.
Public Works Commissioner
"A. r. (Ab) Bergersen almost
got into the same class with
Swayze. He has but one OPP
ponent, which means the cleo
ton for this post will be set
tied at the primaries. To the
average voter it would appear
the incumbent would win with
the greatest of ease. He, too,
has made a splendid record for
conscientious public service;
has exercised good judgment
as a legislator, and undoubted-
~ will be reelected for the
four-year term.
1t is more than likely, too,
that C. w. Orion of Sumner,
veteran member of the port
commission, can remain on
that board as long as he
chooses. He has served con-
tinuously now since 1918. The
public is quick to reward with
votes those office-holders who
are doing the best job they
know how. And why change
efficient administrators for
the sake of change There is
no teacher like experience.
WHEN the census man Cor
" woman) comes to the
door to quiz you thoroughly,
1t is just as well to answer in
detail. The census folks may
appear to be awfully nosey,
but that's their job. And it
is backed up by adequate PEN
alties for those who refuse to
give information. There are
stiff fines and jail terms ready
for those who don't cooperate. |
Little difficulty is anticipated, |
however, as the census bureau
rarely in $50 years has had to
get real tough" with stubborn
folks.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-30
Explosion of Bus
Kills 32 Persons

MEXICO CITY-The newspaper
Fl Nacional reported from To-
luca. state of Mexico. Monday
that 80 persons were killed and
% injured Sunday when a pas
senger threw a lighted cigarette
into the gasoline tank Of a San
Bsrtolo 10 otolotepec bus. Eight
children Eers among ina dead.
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PERKINS
EcRITIcIzED
Clio Chief Contsnds
Labor Secretary
IL "Woexy"

COLUMBUS. O.--John L.
I~wis told delegates 10 ths
United Mine Workers eenven-
tisn today that Secretary n
Labor Frances Perkins dos
not know ~ much about eco
nomic problems ~ = Hotten-
tot DOES about the moral lava. "
Lewis UNIV pfsstdsss, -
msnded en- snswsr from prsst1eaf
hsosevsit's administrative ~ ~
"lHsetinn" - In ussemplnymenk
problem and sshsa u tksy sss ~
EoinE 10 do anything sssus q
Why daa't they Gull -
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eee.eee usensD1sye1 runasyt.
vsstaas 80 s1avv1ss - 1nn1s
go ~ 1e~use1e1 . soo1@sa1
s~ssssu6s essssses>s ~ 80
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sann.
L~wis toid - . F>r~st e<ueeer-
sacs bstwsen cpasre.s = fn1se~ |
trial orssnizstip@s sffI1Hoip sn1 |
n~ertsry IT LAbsw psshfns n ~ /
sffofs 10 szpsdsts . sstafies q !
shis ''~ssous pschs~m
Ne said that tbs SECRETARY - |
piIsd that - sia mt - AM |
particular pseele@. tsst ~ CO |
YES sxssssssilnx. ard sasd 10 ~ /
Ises -1sssf give TIE fsmoesesie
psrsy : iitsis more tins ss1 svs<y- /
hing sliI ~ 81 stxht-
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More Funds for
Coulee Sought

WAn0fsar0 y pfsss<<sni
Roosevelt ssss<s soaxFs&s Monday
FOE supplemented ie<o sppfspfisr
sloss tofsilns 80 1s7 5si fsr -
different sxsaei<s ffs in<is1sed 3
80 90 REQUEST u blfs - nse<s
sssrsf srfsses sGsnfs
A. accompanying t<<ksr frbn
n<saxsf psfssssf Hssssf q. n<alsn
SAID ths extra agents ~sss s<sa<1
10 expand ih~ s<erss s<rsfcs's @erk
~ protesting ihe pF<<ldeaf sn1 Ne
family sad sspDFss~snx eoanfeF-
fsiflnG
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90. s.s fs4aestsd 70 speea ap
work. On fossF Ne.tsfn and &e1fn-
~sstsrn posss sna lrfixsfisn pro-
leets
De asked $4,000. 90 fsr arxsa
coiiss dam. Nish . Smiisf sx-
PLANTATION ~ the needs.