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Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-24
NEW YORk STOCKS

NEW YORK. July -. utP1 Speo-
uIattNc interest 1u ia" tI"'R market
dropped To Il nov 2--ycar low to-
dAN Whil' urircs edged irrcgularly
lower
less thsu 'no ""U shares wcrf
turned pNcl for tn. five hour In"
&ualIcsr total .iu,c sept -, 19ia
hen lGa.ea1 .har'S were traded
The preNious - vcAr Iow had beer
set last Thursday al @2l $40 shares
DOW J"uca pr lImiuaTY closing
sto,k averages, 1udustrial 12lGi
OFT u.59. rail- - -. Off o.l3; utility
"I.sa. ott ia. 80 stocks, Il -. oft
q. -.
stock >als. appr"NimHtcd 20",o"1
aharcs apH1uat 25o,ro" yesterday
Curh ,rr,k turnover dwlndled 10
tI uuU nal,s from $4,000 yesterday
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-24
L. A. PRODUCE

Los ANGELES. Julvl -. GPJ
supplies were liberal to heavy with
demand and trading slow to mod
crate. Potatoes were firm: beans
- nia lOupcS, corn, cuCumhers, figs
peaches, peas, squash and tomatoes
were slightly weaker to weaker.
Cantaloupes; Hales best std 16s-
IS Sl.Un-$1.ln. 24s-27s 81 ,00-S1 15,
TAP tops std 12S-16s 65-75c; honey
dcws std 16s-1Ss $1.00-$1 Is: Japa
nesc melons 12s-16s 1851 90.
WAtCrmclonS: truck lots Klon
dIk"> and stripes 1872" ID avg 81;
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-24

'erS right out OF the pennant race
after their double -thraShing by the
-huStlinG Cincinnati Reds. The
men of MCKechnie Stomped the
Dodgers twice. 4-3. in II innings
and 90. and are now games out
in front. With their pitching and
sound defense. the Reds aren't like
~ to fall apart and their lead Is
long enough to allow for whatever
slumpS they may run into.
But if it's fighting you arc talk
ing about, the Dodgers Will draw a
line and start battling right now.
They've put on three gang fights
in five weeks. The first was with
the Cardinals. growing out of the
"beaning" of Joe MedWick. Man
agcr Leo DurOcher and Mickey
Owen. Card catcher, came to blows.
Their next pugilistic encounter was
with the Cubs in Chicago last week
and started between Pitchers Hugh
Casey and Claude PaSscau. PaSScau
claimed Casey was throwing at HIM
and when he was hit in the ribs,
throw his bat at Casey. PaSSealI
and Joe Gallagher, Brooklyn out
fielder, came to blows as result
Fireworks Start
In the eighth inning of yesterday S
first game at EbbetS Field. Lonnie
Frey slid hard into second base and
spiked Pete Coscarart. DOdger sec
oud baSeman. Then the fireworks
started. Frey and Coscarart Slugged
away and Whit Wyatt. Dodger pit
cher. got in a few blows with his
gloved hand on the Cincinnati play
er. Wyatt apparently still is nurS-
ing a grudge against Frey for in
juring his knee last year. Gene
Thompson, Red pitcher, was spiked
badly on the ankle and Bill Wcr-
Der Red third baseman, got black
eye. Frey and Coscarart were ban
iShed.
Poor Brooklyn defensive play cost
them the first game. They made
four errors and the Reds didn
y
over the winning marker in the
llth. lombard doubled and Mike
Mccormick singled. scoring Gamble
who ran for the Reds catcher. In
the nightcap the Reds pounded out
II hits of four Dodger pitchers to
win handily behind Whitley Moore S
7-hlt pitching.
With Zeke Bonura on first the
Cubs defeated the Bees, 6-l. Zekc
made an inficld hit and walked
Ken RaffenSbcrgcr, Cub rookie
southpaw. gave tho Bees only eight
hits.
The Cardinals beat the PhllllcS
7-3. with Bill McGee scoring his
ninth victory despite the fact hC
had to retire in the sixth because
of the heat. Ernie Koy. with three
hits. led the Cards 14-hit attack
Giants Win
The New York Giants snapped
out of a three-game losing streak
behind Carl Hubbell and whipped
the Pittsburgh Pirates. 81, before
l2.428 at the Polo Grounds last
night Hubbell gave up five hits
for his seventh straight victory
and second successive decision un-
der lights.
There were two American league
night contests. the Cleveland In
dianS blanking the Philadelphia
Athletics, 10 and the ST Louis
Browns defeating the New York
Yankees, 9-5.
Ken Chase. who's been having
a disappointing season. showed the
form expected of him when he
pitched Washington to a 6-3 vic
tory over the Tigers.
The Red Sox gave another con-
vincing exhibition of "hoW to blow
lead" when they lost to the White
Sox 81, after leading, 40, and 7-3.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-24

III Centre girls 30, with Il no-hlt,
no-mm performances and added to
the impressive record OF the tour
IA Islanders.
NaWaSsa Wcstoycr FL Centre pit :.
chcr. urncd i'm her best pcrior-
nance oi the season allowing only
seycn hits and one earned run.
Her support atIcld VII sparkling.
AT lfast few of the FL Ccntr"
girls VIII be gwen chance to gain
revenge ON the Coronado sottballcra
neNf Tuesday night when they viii
lom forre, with IIoltVille girls to
mrct Coron"Gu IN the mesa city.
Tie score.
Coronado 200 COL 3-7-l
I'll CentrO 00o Ooo -O-O-O
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-24
l.. 4. .STOCKS

Los ANG ELES. Julyl "a G'PD
Gloh, Cram aud Milllng gained E.
20 new high for the year At ]
during dun trading on The Los
Angelo. stock exchange this III 1rn-
iuE
IN 5000 shalcS OF trading. three
listed issue rose. TWO fcll and nine
held unchanged.
Edison 6s upped = to 50; Randini
petroleum sold at 2h and Richfield
ui S both unchanged.
PaciDc clay products rose - 10
while electrical products fell =
to
Most, sales were of 100 shares.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-24
l.. A. BUTTER & EGGS
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO. July "a UPp In
creased spcculativ" buying attract
ed by hot weather in the spring
wheat belt stimulated wheat futures
today Rye reflected the fun ad
vance while corn displayed Ia"
pendent strength.
Wheat closed I1,-l.s cents higher
Sept. 74sa - corn was W - =
cents, sept. 62-62h; oats 3s y cent
higher. Sept. 29A aud rye up Ia
1$s cents. Sept. 45i1A. SOY beans
were .. j cent higher. oct. IS.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-24
Eks, Seefeyin
Title Clash

Fl CentrO Elks and Scclcy town
orS clash tonight at FL Centre sta
dunn in game which may deter
mine the second half championship
The Elks, winner of the first
round title, will attempt to close
out the second half race in tonight s
battle. Joe Hurst will oppose Bob
bic DOmcrlgoni or Bill SunStrom.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-24
Ten. Players
Enter tournament.

At least ten Imperial Valley golf
rs planned today to enter thc an
Hual Southwest golf tournament
staged this year in Albuquerque
New Mexico.
The tournament was played over
the Barbara Worth course last year
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-24
Brooklyn Drops
Seven Games off
Pace, REEVES Cry

NEW YORK, June "a. (UP)-"Wait till next year,
the tme-worn Brooklyn bate-cry, busted off TODAY
and brought back to life to soOhc the bady-laceraeo
feelings OF the faithful Fatbush followers.
Unless miracle to you can write the Dodg
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-24
S0ftb6Ii

SOftb6H
City league s0ttball crowds have
fallen off during tho past three o.
four weeks. while crowds attending
The Junior. girl and all-Star games
have shown an increase.
Boiled down, tins means that city
league Softball teams rather than
q general Sourinc on the sport is
the reason for decreased attend
aGCC.
City LEAGUE Softball has admittedly
hit a low IN Fl Centro this season.
despite a good start ana a first
round Of Superlatlyc play Players
have faller INTO the habit of arriv-
ing late to start practice Tor each
nights game. and have been list
loss during games.
Those two factors alone Will de-
tract from the interest Of the
cameS and will eventually spell 4
final death to city LEAGUE play
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-24
&C. Girls Lose as
Coronado Pitcher
losses No-Hitter

Perfect games in softball not uncommon III men $
competition but when cmniHe Sotba pitcher turns the
trick it's something to write home about.
SO if you've out Of things To say IN your dlIE cor
respondencc YOU might mention that Wtful feminine
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-24
MARKET QUOTATIONS
Markets at a Glance

Sto'ks M cuIarIN ANWer IN dull
trading.
Ronde iTTeEutBrl j. lower. L. $.
EoNeruueni lower
curt stocks irregular
Foreign cACbdIE' s'f"rE
Cotton up a. mu'h a. "a cent,
balC
wheat up 1'.1.. cents. corn up
2s."t,
BuhhCI lnw,'.
EilN,f unchanged.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-24

Post Press Want-Ad Section
Vitally Different - Infinitely Bet.
ter. Read for Profit - Use fc
Results!
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-24
riIIIi 10 DRAW

FRESNO, Calil. July "A. 'UI'
Johnny FaSauo l45, San Francisco,
.'.a Joe Pclui(d. l39. Phoenix. ArlH.,
a.reGl - y 10 iuurd dra" IN the
maisI elD.t OF III" RYAN auditorium
gsl1 card last nl@ht
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-24
L. A. HAY

PoSt-Press Want-Ad Section.
Vitally Different - Infinitely Bet
ter. Read for Profit Use fof
Results
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-24
l.. A. BANKS

Los ANGELES. Julyl q U'P,
Trausamcrica ...... ..... ~ ~
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-24
LOCAL BUTTERF1T

Los Angelic butter = = a
Butterfat srdr A OFF ~ ranch 81.
Manufacturing milk y = 4
RI gathered cream .. .....- p = c
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-24
BENCHW WARMING
by Burdette Kinne
-PoS+.preSs Snor4S Ed;tor
-Post-Press Sports Editor

YOU know. Is sweet And thC
RCiS have the ball club TO accom-.
phSh Just that tins season ....
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-24
I 4 GRAINS

ioS ANGELES. JulyI "a. up
~ hEAi -.
No hard white ..... s1.37 n -1.12 y
No. I soft white .... 81. 81 n -1.42 II
harlss--
Ne, j Bri west &C lbs e.. say 81
Mia Nm ? yellow .. Sl30-1 SO
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-24

DIVNIIVI TIVIIT VVTVTI'I7U7 IT7TI " VIT'
trick against FL CcntEo girls in tine
stadium Tuesday night
Laura Rankin, one ot san Diego
county'S best nurlcrS. stopped the
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-24
AMERICAN LEAGUE

*-GameS ebhlnd leader.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-24

1NW'Cr in dull
Low Nfl >
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-06
Tacoma Soldier
OFF 10 Islands

Walter !. Trent u Tacoma has
sailed from San Frsnelaeo aboard
ihs Z. =. transport Grant for the
Hawaiian islands. whsrs he viii
ssrvs with the field artillery n
the ~ = army.
After two years In foreign ssrv-
ice, he vlli return 70 shs u. b
70 eonpiste his thfes-ysar enlist
Dsnt. whlch bsgan Fsb. /. Trent.
= Lincoln high school graduate. =
the son ~ hr. and Mrs. fssas y
Trent. Of soof 10. Jtnstf It.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-06
FUNERAL SERVICES

William Hasch - Monday, 1:30
p. m. from Piper's chapel; burial
Mountain View burial park. Hasch
was section stockman for the
Northern Pacific railroad.
Nathan Edward Terry-Monday,
1890 a. m. from Buckley-King 8
chapel: burial Parkland cemetery.
Noah Gaiser-Monday, p m.
from Buckley-King's chapel; John
r. Thompson camp No. /. U. s.
w. V. officiating.
Frank Y. Bailey Monday. 3
p. m. from Buckley-King's chapel;
Joseph Warren lodge No. 235. F.
and A. NJ. officiating; burial New
Tacoma cemetery.
Beecher Leroy Cook-Aonday. /
p. m. from Mellinger's chapel;
burial Masonic cemetery In olym-
pia-
Albert Automatically. $50
p. m. from AeIlingers chapel;
State lodge No. IS. r. and A. NJ.
officiating a. grsyeside.
Claude v. shatsweII--The body
was sent Saturday by Buckley
Kings 10 Snohomish. Wash, where
funeral services and interment viii
be held
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-06

nc = <as<st a. CIV ues~se
me su&Ftst Il ssrs whe k<lps %
mslntsin th< fare - ~ Weele<a
nesEhs1aink O.. w1s sse&fd "
Western xxpl~fef n IT, h><tn
newt siunE<sd<.
ns's hsst w~aIh<r<d = mes -
dirty xsle< and sl<<t whI<h usst-
II th< approaching saa - : Nsw
Knxlsna Whistler Thls srTin9 a.
lsnk<a llks heaven ~ less
H<xvsy spett<a tAe placid ~
fishsrmsn .unnlnx him>plf. ~
lnsrsl~d The Old srAconer feFtn.
with.
~tiyAh.s SAYS tts<v~y. ~fsnt
shis the SWEETEST day ever ueyf
Aye. that u ~ ssyH thta eia
man 81 the -.
Man siise. wouldn't a ~ weH.
derfssl " We eouia have such fsne
weather al ira tine for oas ftsa-
M - caatlnass Hefvey.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-06
Obituary n Offices
oMMUND TWEITEN

Funeral arrangements are being
made at Lynn's for ommund Twei-
ten. So. who died Saturday at his
home, HOS So. Sheridan ave. Twei-
ten, a native of Norway and a
member of the Lutheran church.
had lived in Tacoma 80 years. He
leaves his wife, Pauline of the
home: three daughters. Miss Ber-
tina of the home and Mrs. Martha
Handeland and Mrs. Anna Hopen
Of Tacoma; four sons. Vernhard Of
Tacoma, and Carl, Oscar and Jor-
gen of Fairbanks. Alaska; one
brother. Karl of Fairbanks; one
sister and two brothers In Norway,
and two grandchildren.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-06
Approve Funds for
Water Mains

Long pending project for ex-
tension of city water service TO
Northeast Tacoma was a step near
er Saturday when it was announced
at Washington that administration
approval had been given a s6,17o
WPA allotment for the work.
The project was set up by the
city utilities department on petition
of Northeast Tacoma residents
who raised their part Of the spon-
soYs contribution.
Word of the federal approval
was wired The Times by Sen.
Schwellenbach who advised the
fund is TO provide water mains on
49th ave. ~. E, sd ST, n. E, and
Lincoln ave.
1t now remains for the state ad-
ministrator To authorize the start
on the work and assign the men TO
do II.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-06
Driver Fined.
License Revoked

After plsaalnT guilty 70 : charge
~ 6riyinK while under the lnflu-
snos u liquor. James Lassiis. -
~ Laks Forest Park. nsaisis. start.
81 serving cut q $50 fire ia ths
city JAS Friday Afternoon.
LAsslls's psFmit was revoked for
year BY order u Polles Judge
Joseph Haliery. Th4 young mar.
arrested Thursday evening o. Pa
elfie ave. near zsth IT. made no
defense II vas testified he Sas
obstrlsctinR traffic wbsn police ar
rived On ths scsns.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-06

n there 10 cns Thought mers
than another that wss uppsfuost
In the mlnas u tkee< VIVA filled
Jasnn Lee suditnfinm Friday night
for The sii-eity nusis festival ~
tho public school muzls pupils. 4
must have b<sn that The future u
music " safs In TzSoma
win quite evidently N usd<r.
standing % what lnsy were doing.
several hundred psplIs In The sis.
msntaFy and junior hlxh seiseols
were presented IN = veil pro-
grained nonesFt that ineiasIe.l the
classics - we'll - III werks 80
peetsd In . sohoei performances. eli
Of than exceptionally well dane.
From the standpoint a msssin
there have s<ss fsw
concerts IL Jsseu Lee. including
the professionals. that w<Ts more
snioysbIs.
TheFe IVES net hsszln<he IN
The tws-hssf pfssysm. a eess
tstbutiax fsetsF nsiwet hass
bses fh> s~w ar.pes whieh -
tiesed TIE bars walls ssa -
psssssis isapsseed ~ seesss-
tiss. hui a wsnia have ire~s
good mn<le anywhere.
Adding varsity and interest 70
he concert wsfs TIE ssis pfss<nts~
tons Of three Of T.cems's psemls.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-06
County Sued for
Refund Of Taxes

A tar refund suit complaining
Il waz forced 70 pay % = valuations
Two and ; hAlf times the cash re-
placement price e - equipment
vas Fsled IN superior caaFt ate
Friday szsinzs Pierce county ~
the international business Ia
chimes CeEp.
The company charged that cn
Jan !. iesp, ; 81 Of y machines
u It, office sss sssezzsd II 80.
90. Later the ecslaty equsllzztion
keard cut that figure % tis.iiA
hnt ssili TIE company appealed ~
tke state fAx commission. witch
reduced the figure further %
sSisa
On that h4zss : tsx 81 fsxe IS
wss pad fielding that IN sx<z<s-
81 value should Mt have n<<a mos~
tAsn k2,pz1 - ard tke tsx not
naere thar taifss. ne eumrsay
ASKED = refana of t1z7.s1 ~ ne
county treasurer
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-06
Luther Leagues
To Give Concert

chelrs from The Lathsr issxa<s
of sevsa chusehs. wsil laia IN . eon,
cert sunday 81 p. m. II tn first
Lutheran church. eth ave, ard /
81. fsr ths bsasfit ~ the iAsfhsfsn
Welfare society. aFs. Kari Weiss.
orEanis,. viii b accompanied.
A. ths evening services. hsy. J. y.
Pfiusssr. president u ths wsif.fs
soeisty. ~lli iatfeslsles fsss. n. q.
Randolph ~ Minneapolis. k<innL.
vino viii begin . series ~ nightly
Bible lectures starting II 7isD .. m.
Ths COMMITTEES lg charge ~ ths
program Includes ksidon Andssssn.
Msrioa johnson ana Raymond
Tystsr. ehsirmsn ~ Ne flbi~ CEN
fsfsaes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-06
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
Yeqqs Loot Offices

the Pacific collection firm or the
Empire credit service firm. Safes
in the Wholesalers offices and the
Longshoremen unions office were
ransacked.
Lorimer called Police sergt.
Earl Corneiison at the police
desk ~ soon as he liberated
himself. Officers J. y. Lyons
and Herman scbnugger made
. thorough check Of the Of
fees. Officer X. X. Hender-
son Of the Identification bu-
reau wa. summoned 90 search
for fingerprints.
Lorimer told officers the build
ing was locked at IL p. m. and
said he believed the men seeretsd
themselves until the early hour
when they believed thy could work
without interruption.
Both burglars were tall and
roughly dressed. one was consider
ably heavier than the other, Lori
mer stated.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-06
Convention Names Pierce
County COP Delegates

Kenney. Paul Otto, Arthur vareo.
Alternntes: Charles Abel, Ida Was
sen, NJ. Z. Anderson, Christine
Wojahn. A, +. Gookins, Ted krause,
Margaret Wessen. Harry Tompkins.
Ed Bennett
e9TH DISTRICT
Delegates. DR.. o. @. Button. Henry
Foss, Floyd Farmer. Grace Watson,
Mary Bracket. Harry Harkins. Byron
Presley, Harold Gray, Irene Blass
Harold Gloyde. @. J. Horsman. Fred
Hendricksen. Fred Emard, Frank
Calender. Edward Rose, A. N. Wal
stad, Fenton McLain.
Alternates: Walter Kelly. Oscar
Storlie. ID. r. Rogers. Creighton
Flynn, Paul Holmes. G. A. McMickle,
Frank Kcuss Donald s. Wolford,
Irene johnson, Joseph wilkins. Fred
Calligan, H B Ritz, Stanley Beatty,
Fred @. Berto, Carl Hogbers. Robt.
Ellener, Ed Thygeson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-06
COP Adopts Platform Of
Peace. Payrolls, Pensions

quirements for eligibility should
be stated definitely in the law and
q speedy and inexpensive method
OF determining eligibility by judi
cial procedure should be provided
by law. Applicants should not be
Inundated by being required under
oath 10 establish themselves as
psupers before receiving pensions.
nor required 10 mortgage their
homes to the state for that which
they receive. as under the present
law"
Advocated establish emit Of
junior trade schools TO provide
training for our youth. 30 they
can take their places as skilled
workmen."
Urged no discrimination in pub
lie employment by reason Of sex
or marital status.
Commended County Commits
sIoner Rankin and Prosecutor Toll
lefson; regretted the death Of
State Sen. Metcalf.
Favored immediate Industrial
development on lands recently ac-
quired by the port commission.
CONCLUSION. TO be an
American Is a privilege; TO abuse
that privilege Ia un-Ameriean.
I'VE. as Americans. and Repub-
leans. should make IL our personal
duty to see that all the privileges
given to us in the Bill Of Rights
be not infringed or abused. We
will show our wrath at the polls
against any men holding public
office who would tamper with
those rights"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-06
Nelson Gaudreau Passes
AT North Puyallup Home
Lived in Valley for Post 49 Yeors:
Gorden Club Show June 8 and 9

bride. The new home viii BE in
Tacoma.
Flower show Set
Friday and Saturday. June :
and .. have been chosen for the
annual flower show Of the Gar
den department Of the Puysllup
women's club. The exhibit viii
be in the lobby Of the Citizens
State bank. Mrs. G. I. Sovereign.
general chairman. Is being assist
ed BY Mrs. John Steinke. Mrs c.
w. Jacobs. Mrs. r. W. Carey and
Mrs. r. w. Loehrke.
Miss Ruth Hanswalt. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs Paul B. Hama
walt. viii give . whistling recital
Wednesday night at Sis in the
Methodist church. she win be
accompanied at the piano BY
Charles Harader who will also
play two solos. The public Is
invited.
The Wesleyan class Of the Meth
odist church will meet Tuesday
night at 8 o'clock with Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert o. Logan. Mr.. Lo-
gan win show several reels OF
colored moving pictures. Or. and
Mrs. c. u. Schwartze, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Hartman and Mr..
and Mrs. Harvey Woodwork will
assist the hosts In serving q des-
sert supper. Those wishing trans
portation are asked to be at the
church at 7:+5.
At the IL o'clock service at
Christ Episcopal church Sunday
morning the choir. under the d.
rection OF DR.. c. II. Aylen. with
Fred w. Hoyt at the organ, will
sing the communion service COM
posed by the late Rev. Francis
rector of the church
during the time 1t was built
DR.. r. C. Morse. local registrar
Of vital statistics. in his report
for April states that there were
nine births in this city, seven boys
and two girls. Eight deaths oc-
Cured in the city and two out
side.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-06
Greatest" Mem
just Exaggsraiinq

Dr. Carroll c. csfisoa. Tseesus
psychologist. presented IN int<f.
sstink talk On ths ~0snsfsi 49,
peeis u rssehoiexy~ II tss RI,
day luneheoa ~ ths Tseoms BAR
s@zoclatloa a Tacoma hoisI.
Dt. Garrison pointed cat that ~
ssnity IL al szsgEsF.tion ~ tsns
dsnnss fsss ~ th< normal psrson.
T1soaEh ~ msntiensd 10 ssmss.
he intimsssd that certain pessans
IL tbs United states sn1 kalfeps
wsrs suffering FROM stst psrtlsss
lar typ II insanity vhleh sliews
~ victims 10 imagine thsnseis<s
a. ms srsstsss msa la the world
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-06
Take a Look
AT Europe

GIBRALTAR Issss sm SIN n
the shadow II The esE rces. the
chief a Enkiands naval e@ses ~
% what Hitler brutality calls ths
british Pirate Nezts' Out IN the
harhcr are tas Tags 81 snips q
mn~t % the European nations. N.
chofed IN orderly fews. whsle The
British examine their cargo faf
contrahand
Gibraltar has always been . ffes
part without duties 90 ts<ss
tseoseh whisky ore sollaf hets
tisl, and consequently II has t<en
. fsvurite pert 81 call for Amsfts
can cruise shlrs. which step here
and for . few hours let Oft The
American ladies' - they can buy
emhroideFed Spanish shswis. Nor.
roesn leather puFHea. or Hindu
carved ivory NJ The little shops Al
up and down Gihraisars winding
main street. kept BY psfsisns and
Arabs and Aruenlans and itenKs.
iess and Cantonese.
oaiy nav al these Eesa nrt-
ti.h merchants are laaEnishinE
on Ire stem. b~csnss sh~
Americas cruiss ship. No isnx-
80 call and Gibraltar ls only .
fortress. 40 all the rcd and
grcea leather fsst.fssi<. the
high tertsi-e shell eesns~. ths
.hssis with .iik fringe . fssf
bong. are stared In the bark NJ
the shops. the window. are fan
ef sAe cheap knleLsaris-.
which the natives can afford
Ia buy. and is's al inexpre~-
sibiy sad for the Canfoae~~,
the Armeaiaas. and thu Arabs.
Now they stand in their door.
ways worrying about business. II
they spot you A. an American,
they will jerk most Of your buttons
off trying TO get you inside where
the expensive stock IL stacked.
The travelling public passes
through Gibraltar, Just a. II does
through the La sale street sta.
ton. but. 10 far a. know. no one
has ever spent = long week end In
elthsr-piace. Gibraltar. on this
close examination. turns out 10 be
just another tropical British
colony. You can think Of bermuda
or Hong Kong or Malta. ana ynu
have the picture. At the top N
the sociaI hierarchy perch the nri-
tish governor general ard his lady.
who reign In pomp and splendor
over the British colony
Immediately below than come
the commanders Of the British
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-06
An Unusual Tulip

MIRA Lena Risher. ~ ears 20.
oakss a kss tailp h hsF ksss<n
ufth four biossoms. Tn usual
nunber. Of ooufses 4 ene. Mrs.
Tishsr ss1s me FIRST year hsF tssilp
hsa enc bsossosn. ths nest year
twe. and no1. eediy ssoagk. q
has -four.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-06
Rhododendron Tour
To Be Held May IL

The Olympleans. Inc, ard ether
civic groups o. the state vii spon-
Sor Their third annual rnododsn-
dron tour Sunday. May ~. siAft-
ing q, 10 a m.
SsN-founo rhododsndron areas
are an added attraction this year
An escort Eiii be provided for
caravan Of cars