davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-09-26
arbeitSlofe un0 KQ(tunQ

Sa @aibington lpiro seidEitt, oab
geaentpurtig etipa nel,n NtiIionen
lnbeid)afttgte nnb 35,6OO,OO beifdi.
tlgte Neriouen i'm gan5en 2anbe Dor.
banoen iino. 8is Serbit 1941 biirtte,
alntlihen 3iffern slfulse. rtl,r nod
elm ertperbsloienbeer bon As Dill
lionen porbanoen iein, mas alio cine
Salbieruna Ser 3abl ser MrbeitsloIen
beoeilten lpiiroe. 8eifaitiguns tpiir.
ocn ieood) MIR 3.3 Miuionen iinoer,,
ipabreno 1.2 Miuionen in oe1, See.
RESIDENT alfgeuommen iperoen, -.
Sc bdnst p0uie bon Dem 1eulpo
nno oem ltmians ,,nierer M,friiitu,,g
Ioipie BON oe,n ,ueiteren 8erla,,f Der
Jeinoieligfeiteu in europa ab, Oh Die
Soifulngen Der 9lubesresierung
blnlibtlih Der peitgebenoen Mbior.
bierlns llnierer arbeitsloien III Or.
fiilllng seben iperoen. 3u beriidiidti.
gen bleibt audi. oab piele 9sotbtlie.
8e5ieber aus pbpiiifen @riinoen bon
Der Bripat- -Snouitrie niht iibernorr,.
men oopr ans Mangel an tehniIdJen
aenntniiien niht eiilgeiest peroen
tonnen. 9ciipielsipeiie gibt es iii t1teb.
reren Spe5ialber,lfen iiberbo,,pt7 tri.
ne iiberidiiiiisen sIrbeitstrifte, fbda.
reno anoere 'Sanotuerfe eithpeber
iiberbeiett iino ooer porerft 1T .6etn
@cbrpro5cb faum cine Stole iptcIeh.
@idtise &iIie f0l,nen @eGietslhd,
llnternebmen ,,no @etperffb6ften
onrf) eine llmihulllng bon eeei9te.
ten Mrbeitsloien nno b,lrh etrte Nas.
bilblng bon i,tngen Wel,ideh ii, 81.
itimnten Sanomerfen bringe,t. ,Dt.
onrd f1nnte iid) oie Snbuittte ,ht&t
mir oringeno benotigte MrbeitsttHf.
tie iid)ern, ionoern eleidaeitis ste ah.
gemeine Notbilfsbiiroe ntiIoetn. .,Hte
an iidb ibon ,lngebellre finansteHe
Gait Ser @unoesregieriittg ipitf6e
nDaig untrasbor tuerben, tpentt Ne.
ben ben Miiitlmgs.Millinr6en oit,3
nod srobe ssotbilfs-Museaben nct
oem Stener5abler beitritten ipetbtn
miibten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-09-26
0rct3er ShaScn IN
Berlin atteeriettet
Janf &raftiuerfe ioaen setroiien
tuor6eu iein.

Sonoon. Die Yiloten ser engliihen
Bomber, bie in Sen lcbten NGhten an
oem ltetig mahicnoen slngrifien &C.
gen Berlin teilnobmen, berihteten,
oab bie Heibsbauptltabt NIT Sunoer,
ten bon 9rdnOen lmo abgetporienen
Sellhtfugeln mic Elm feltlib illlmi.
nierter 8artcn ousiab.
Die slngriiie, Ole iih iiber mebrere
St1noen binsoGer. erioleten ibrer
Witteillrng nad) in slb1t1noen Don
piereinbalb Mfinllten lmb ealten in
erltcr Sinie &raftlpcrfcn llno 9abn-
onlageu.
Sic beboupteten oie &raittperfe in
Woabit am @eltbaien, Gbarlottens
burg, @ilmersoori &lingenberg unb
Jricoribsieloe setroffcn 81 baben.
sSerner per5eihnetcn iie 9rGnoe ser
8asanitalten bon Gbarlottenburg,
NeutOan uno an Der Tansiger Ctr.
Die 1otsbamer mb 9ebrter 8abn-
bofe lollcn ar6 beimgellldt poroen
lein. Jabritcn iollen oersleihen Srei-
Ter erbalteu baben llno oas Sempel=
bofer slllgielo.
9aS Jlanmenmeer mar rieiig unb
5cigte llns Sen @eg.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-09-26
7De 6aulle gtbt
Be(ebungsber(ucb
bon Dakar anf
Sanoeperiud,e iollen fehleeihlaeen iein

~jranfreid) bat mir Safar anper.
traut. Sd uerbe es Bis gum geuBer.
Itcn perteioigen."
8neral CHARLES De @aulle erfIGr.
te, oab oie ensliihen JIotteneinbei.
ten sic ~ireien" iron50iiiden Streit.
frdite nur 81 Dem 3,pef bceleiten.
I'M ~5liGblihen Sdus gegen sln.
griffe 81 gctpabren, oie nit oeutIder
geteligung alsgefiibrt peroen."
General be BauIle, ser Jiibrer Ser
in Gnglano befinoliden Sransofen.
unternabm einen geril,d, iih in 0eIt
Nfrifa feIt5uiesen. gr mar in Dem
8Iauben, oaB bie 8eiasuna bon Da.
Tar niht grub genue lei, INN ieinem
llltimatllm Ser Sanoune Ser frans0.
liihen Soloaten @ioeritanb au lei.
item. s(m Sreitae eribien ct Dor 9u.
far llno foroerte Sen @ouperneur auf
Die @erbinoung nit ibm al iuden,
oieler aber lcbnte bie Reeierung 6e
8aulles ab unb belt gum 9etain.
Sranfreid). Nahbem oas erite llIti.
matlm abgelauien par tpuroe ein
Sanollngsueriub llnternommen, ser
aber febl'flug.
Sonoon. @ie bier befannt lit. Iino
Die Sperationen Dor 9afar gegeu
Gnbe oes cages nod i'm Gonge. Wir
lieBen De Baulle ieinem @iuen i,no
begleiteten ieine grpebition obne ieoe
(lnteritiislng unierer @affen.
Sm SauptQuartier Sc 8aiiIIes
lprroe erfIdrt, oaB es iid BEL Ser Ct.
reoition nad) @eitafrifa Inn ein rein
Iran5olild)es l(nternebmeu banoele.
lleber Sen @erIauf ser 9afar.gr.
petition miro ails SonOou beridtet:
(StIuB auf Seite g. =
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-09-26
2lntcrieas HepSleera,,e
betraet 15t,4O9,sst
@nr Z Hrosent mebr als 1880.

Waibington. 0as @l1noes= 3enius.
giiro bat als grgebnis Ser am 1.
april porgenommenen @olfS5Gbllme
oie @epolferunss3iffer ser @ereinls.
ten Staaten nit 13t ,4O9.SSt feitge,
Iteqt. 0ies iino mlr S,631,835 ooer
Z Ero5ent mebr als I'M Sqbre 1880
gs lieet oarnit oie eerineite proaen.
tl,ale 3unabme ser gintuobner3abl in
irgenoeinem Sobr5ebnt Ser 8eididtl
oes Sanoes Dor; tie ,par INN mebr alS
oie SGlfte fleiner als ser Yro3entiat
ser Steigerung in elmer friiberen Sc.
fabe.
Cs lit bies alli ben StiIitano Ser
Ginluanoerllng uno sic abnebmenoe
8eburtenratc 5uriid3ufiibren.
Ohio batte cine 3l,nabme bon 81
Yro5ent. Die fleinfte Gintpobner5abl
bate Nepaoa, 1r1mlid ,,ur 11O,O14
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-09-26
11)enNeu 6. t1)iueie
nti@aits4RanSiOot Der @epu'
blifaner, ,uirb am 9. Cftr5er i'm
Gnblie Nnbitorinm ipredcn.

y9cnoeu 8. @infic miro mad, Wit,
telling oes &ongreBmonn George s.
@enoer, Gol,ntp Gorlibcr ser repl.
blifalii6en Hartci, am 9. Sftober
cne grobe Gamrognercbc baIten.
~@ir planen oie Qr0btc &unoge,
6ung, sic jc einem Gono;ootcn in
Glenelono segeben ml1rhc, "iogte Serr
Wenber. Gs iullrbe ros Yublic s(u-
bitcrilml lln0 Die Nhliit Sale genie
tct ilno mir eriparten $4,000 Wens
ihen als 3llbDrer. GS miro feline re.
ierpicrlen Sibe sebcn. Scbernann bot
ireen Gintritt
8illf;e miro an Der @rcu5c Sbios
bon Wsid)igan fOnlmeuo bonn 8or.
perncur 8rider llno bcn anoeren
Iiibrcrn ser Tartci in Sbio bcariiBt
iucroen ,lllo iie meroen i'm Grtrosug
nit ibm nod Gleuclano iabren.
l(nteripegs lperbeu ielbltperlt1no.
LID Die notigen iNuientbaIte gemabt,
UNI allb sic Sarmer 81 crfreucn.
0illfie miro Inn $50 llbr abenbs
bier eintreffen nnb nah leinem Gor.
trag mad, Yenniplpanien ioiort ipei.
ter reilen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-09-26
1000 &titkGfen pe,,t
fans bepiuiot

Walbington. Sas Saus bot cine
9orlagc angenommen l1nb Dem &C.
nat iiberpieien, sic fir @erteiois.
lmgs5lpefe cine Summe bon $267,- :
1928 belpiaigte. Gs ioa bamit
nidt MIR Ser s(nian9 81, einem Yro,
gramm acmaht perben, oab ,mierm
Sauoc 1000 sipile ,mo militirild)c
Suitbdfen geben ioa, ionoern gleib-
5eitig fir Seduug ser Soften ser
Sdullng bon et,pa 100000 Mrbei-
tern an OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ten Ooraeiorat iper0en.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-09-26
8nlNariihe Grmppen
Int 8untGnieit

@arna. slm Sonnobeno pormittaa
0 llbr iiberi6ritten sic eriten bull.
gariihen Sruppcn al uht StcQen
gleid5eitig Die bisberige bulgariibe
rllminiide @ren5e. INN i'm 2auie bes
Cages oie porseiebeue erlte Gtappe
81 beieben. Der Saupteinmarid) ser
6ulgariihen Sruppen erfolgte bel
Dem @rensort &rlmnllpa, no bulga-
ride 8aroeregimenter nit blrmen,
geibmiiften &ieroen IN bas nab %
Sabren ipieoereelponnene @ebiet elm.
5ogen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-09-26
bic 1apantr ~ri,,een II,
JttNcekifta pcr
2lmertfa miro ,lliehen

Sanoi, 5ran5. Snoidina. Die in
Snoodina eingefalleuen iapaniiden
Sruppen iesten ibren Ginmorih fort
uno Die 6ran3oien leiiteten 5an1tit
@ioeritanb, sabsp oann aber befaunt
bab iic 81 ciner Geritiinbieung nit
SSapan gefoninen iaicn lno linen sic
9en,tsrng bon 5llepldben erlallbt
batten. BUR 3eit lit cs uiht flar, OBJ
Die Sapaner nun ibren Ginmarih
al,fgegcben baben uno lid nit Sen
SlpgplGbel beeniiaelt. Co.,
Waibington. Sic Meaierllng bat
ibr Sntereiie nad Snbodina perlc9t
lno es mill allsfinoen. Oh Sitlcr bin
ter Dem Gpraeben ser ,Sapanar itcbt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-09-26
8ritijhe 2lmseaben
iiberiteieett Ginaahn,er,

aonoon. I0ie ,britiiden Megie.
rllngsal,seaben iuaren in Der Der.
gangenen @ode fat ied)smal 10 eroB
ipie bie Ginnabmen. SSn Dem jebigen
6isfalicbr, bas i'm slpril beganu,
puroeu bisber $6.tOt, ,2O4 ,226.64
ausgegeben. Die slusgaben itellten
iih aaein in ser 0ortpohe allf $248,-
nur $47 626,35O.12 allsmabten.
MIR f47,626,35O.I2 ausinahten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-09-26
,1e,aer 2(,.siet,.is iSrSert
voeiitiee 2lufriiitmne"

SEEM g)orf. lin bas amerifanild)e
&olf ser totalen Staatsioee in Gu
ropa gegeniiber audi geiitie itarf 81
ma6en," lit inter Sem Gorlis bon
Sanlbert sSai6ilo oes rNationalGom-
mittee for Heligious 9fecoperp" &C.
griinoet auoroen. rGs lit ertpielen,
oaB Sie e,lropiiii 9iftatoren es
lih Sllr slnfgabe gemaht baben, Die
Soeale ser hriltlihen @otteslebre 5il
pernibten, llno ie ibneller mir oar.
aus llnlere 5olgerungeu 5ieben, Inn
10 mirfllngsDoller miro unlere slb-
lpebr lein."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-09-26
6itroltor tuirN Nrei
Stmft>eft be,ntbar>iert

Ga 2inea, Spanifu. Sfieniihtlid)
ais Gergeltl,ng ocsNuariifes ~ireier"
fran3oliider un0 britiiber Wfariues
Streitfrafte ali 0afar bombaroier.
ten Staffeln fran3Oiiiher 5lusseuge
Gibraltar. Gie bort liesenoeu Sdii-
fe fubren nod Dem sltlantif aus uno
Der angeribtete Sdaoen an 8ibraI.
tar tpuroe nid)t Gefannt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-09-26
feitAet, berie,tct
U,8cct>Uerluit

Qcnbon. Die britilbe MbmiralitGt
gab befannt, 0aB bas eroBe u-8oot
r1bames" ais pcrloren anarieben lit.
Gas Sdifi batte 1850 9onnen Ser
ordngune uno go Mann Beiabl,ng.
Die slomiralitGt gab ipeiter BE-
fannt, baB in Ser @od)e bis gum 16.
September 49,2O0 1onnen Shiffs=
raum perlenft tpuroen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-09-26
Se,arnaliit D,,raittY ,,t,,i,
aus NmntGnicit abreiien

9ufarelt. Ias rumGniihe MuBen.
miniitcrillm erfldrte, baB sic slnf,
MISUNDERSTANDING oes Sournali.
item @alter Gnrantp uidt perIdnsert
lperoen piiroc, ga oie Mesierlng Sen
@un'h babe, rOie 3abl Ser nift
ltunoig bier lebenoen gllsldnoer -
obne Hiifiiht auf 8eruf ober Natio,
nalitGt - 81 perringern.
Tie amerifaniibe 8eianoihaft pro,
teitierte. Surantp elaubt, oaB mau
i'm als britiiden Iseuten angeieben
babe.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-09-26
Djes<perkSre in 11e,parf
Beginner ant /. Uftcber

Ssewarf, N. S. Tertreter oes Dies
Musidulies eaben na6 elmer &onfe.
ren5 nit 8unoesridter @up g. Safe
befannt, oaB ser MusiduB ab /. Of
tobcr I'M 9unoesgebauoe bier@erbore
abbalten miro. Gs banSelt iib INN
Die fiir5lid)e grploiion in ben slu-
lagen Ser &ercllles Yo,poer So.
Die 3abl ser Spfer betrGet nl,n-
mebr 81. Die llnteril,d)llng ridtet
ii6 al1d gegen ben Camp Norolano.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-09-26
pacbrlcbten1ten(t
mtr0 mtlttart(b
gleicbge(rbaltet
&eime feiten Steannaeu fir &iiiten-
artillerie

GrGii6en Mnolcpclt cripiOerte oui
Die 6rage zines ser an Dem Yreiies
Gmpfang inn @eiBen Sauie teilneb-
nenoen Sollrnalilten, Oh er al,f lei-
ner Snlpeftionstour 6ur6 Tcm Gng=
lano uIn. nidt Sen Ginorlld gciuons
nen babe, oab oie &iiltenperteioigung
ausgebollt iperben miilie, nit ser Sc
genfrage: ~Tenfen Sic babel an feite
slrtillerieitellllngcn," slIs Scr 3ci-
tllngsnann beiabte, erflGrte Hooies
belt: sd bin ser Meinung, felte
Stclll,ngen fir sic &iilteuartiQerie
Ioate es garlliht mebr geben. @ir
ihreiben IN iolben 0ingen nift mebr
1890" &orreiponocnten, sic bon Dem
grGiioenten ipiiien pollten, lparl,m
cr Oie friiGere Senflpeiie in militia
riihen 3rogen oieicr slrt iiir iibers
bolt balte, befamen 5lr slntiport: MIR
Sen &at ~iicG nod einmal sic 3eitln-
gen ppn1 pergangenen Sabre an5ll=
lcben."
8eiamt6etrag bisber bcraebener
&aitnnasfuntraftc $1,OOO,S1O,SS9
Ser ErGiibcnt gub nod befannt,
oic militiriiben Sieferllngsallftraae
Sic bisber ol,i @runo Der $5,OOO,-
100000 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bes
&onereiies bonn 9. Scptelnber per-
geben Wl,rben. repriientierten be-
reits einen 8eIamtbetrag bon ST.
OOO,S1O,SS9. Ser 2Dpenanteil ent-
fallt bierbei allf sic &riegsilotte, fir
sic 200 Nenbollten in Muitrag ge-
0cbcr poroen linb.
General Srlliiao iebte bier ieine
((nterlbriit inter cinen Gertrag slpis
l6en hen &ereinigten Staaten rno
Sun Gonlingo, nit bem @aibington
Iih aegen @etpGbrung zines eritlteai-
gen Yfanoanlprllbs auf sic Ginnab=
men Der Ncgierl,ng ser fleinen &e,
publit oes &ed)tes begibt, 3oagebiib.
rem in Sm Domingo burd 9eamte
Scr Sereinigten Staaten einsieben 81
lalien. Ser Staot ihuloet slmerta
nod $t5, 100000.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-09-26

Der Gntfiibrer lit elm in Siio'
oentidlano geboreaer Mann bon 40
Sabrcn uno arbeitete ais Griieur in
San sSrancisco.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-09-26

Bon Sen 2u,nlnbeiteu, oie bon
gcrliebten begangetr iperoen, lit nit
,,atcr pas Gerliebeu Die er0bte.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-21
New City Wells
Ready in Month

New units az the South Tacoma
deep well water system viii b
ready for service in about 20 days
sup,. W. A. KuniTk announced
Thursday.
Now nearing completion At .
cost Of sl20.0co three ns~ wen.
supplying moro than 1900. oco
gallons Of water daily. and the
new 20 million gallon capacity
pumping unit represents the most
modern practice IN water works
engineering.
All contractors are working on
time extensions authorized BY the
city council because % delays dur
ing earlier months Of the program
but kunigk estimated all units Of
work will have been completed and
the wells ready for service by the
middle of July.
The pumping station operating
directly over the main water source
at ed and Clement ave. will OPP
crate electrically and. in large de-
gree, automatically. An intricate
ystem Of electrical control. IL
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-21
Festival Saturday
Al First Covenant

A midsummer festival VIII hc
held =, ,hc First Covenant church.
So 10th and l s.s. Saturday =,
sr m
This festival vii pe hcld accord.
ing 60 the old Scandinavian Gus
tom and the auditorium az the
ohurch win ~ decorated with hirch
leaves. and flowers IN eld-eenniTy
fashion.
A message l. expected from pr.
3. J. vickner. professor ~ Scan
siinavian languages IN ths unlver.
siiy ~ Washington An address
will he given hy the Rev Aeel
Anderson 81 seattle. Musical rum.
hers viii include seles by Miss
Ahelina Andersen Of Seattle and
other numbers Nv local talent.
The meeting viii ~ conducted N
the Swedish language. The pubic
Il invited.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-21
Tacoma Youths
Return TO Homes

Five Tacoma youths attend
ing the Legion's Evergreen
State Camp at Camp Murray
left for their homes at noon
Thursday after County Health
Officer DIR. Norman +. Magnus-
sen suggested they give up
further participation in activi-
ties as n precautionary measure
as result OF the threatened in
fantile paralysis epidemic in
this area.
DIR. Mac Il. Benjamin. camp
medical adviser, and Col. Wal
ter c. Human. executive direc-
tor of the camp for the Legion.
agreed to DIR. Magnussen's sug-
gestion, as did the youths in
volved.
Returning TO their homes were
Dick Peterson and Don Hepp.
Stadium high school youths;
Art Mortensen and Stanley
Warp, Lincoln high students.
Clyde Wyric, an entrant from
Bellingham. who moved to Ia
coma several weeks ago, also
left the camp with the other
four boys.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-21
IS 5l&|,1H&E345$EN
Complex International Situution Is
Focused Upon Russion Corgo Held Here

WASHINGTON - The United
States began releasing additional
machine tools. dies. and machinery
10 Soviet Russia Thursday.
Russia has Just completed the
military occupation Of Latvis.
Esthonia. and Lthuania. which
separate Russia from Germany on
the Baltic. II was revealed in
London yesterday, that Great
Britain was seeking to buy guns,
tanks, and war equipment from
Russia.l
II was learned that the
United States would permit
the shipment Of tools, dies and
machinery To Russia which are
not considered essential to the
American defense program.
Equipment to be retained, 1t
was learned. includes complicated
machinery such as required To
build battleships. which was or
dered during the last two years
for the Soviet navy. Lathes, tools
and dies adaptable to many uses
but easily built or replaced in the
United States will be allowed to
go TO Russia.
A moral embargo" had been
put into effect in America on the
grounds that Russia had bombed
civilians in Finland. II vas insti-
tuted by the voluntary cooperation
of American manufacturers with
the state department.
Meanwhile. in Tacoma the new
Swedish motorship Ecuador con-
tinued loading of more than so
carloads of war-industry materials
consigned to Russia.
After waiting idly for nine days,
the Ecuador began work Wednes-
day: the cargo has been assembled
here for more than a month await
ing shipment.
No untoward action has been
demonstrated with regard TO the
cargo, and 1t is planned compile
ton of loading several million dol
lars worth of goods will consume
about a week.
1t is foreseen, however. that in
view of England's negotiations
with Russia for war materials, the
Ecuador is liable to seizure when
she reaches the high seas.
LATIN AMERICA BOOK
Because of war abroad, Amer
leans are looking toward Latin
America for markets and tourist
Fairgrounds.
The u. S. bureau OF foreign and
domestic commerce Thursday an
nounced publication OF new guide
to the southern Americas.
Compiled by the ramified off
GERS of the foreign service. the
book deals with Mexico. Central
America and the Caribbean coun-
tries
Included is detailed information
about passport and license require
ments, area, topography, climate,
population, purchasing power, eco
nomic activities, transportation
and communication, chief CONNER
cial centers, hotel accommodation
and banking facilities.
Titled Commercial Travellers
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-21
PORT CALENDAR
Tacoma Boy Injured
In Foil Out OF Tree

Considerably bruised in fall
from the branches of a cherry tree
at his home. i1-year-old Dennis
Neagle. lo4i SO. Prospect st, was
recovering Thursday while await
ing reports Of X-rays TO learn II
he broke any ribs
The boy. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Neagle. was escorted 10
the county hospital for examina-
ton Wednesday evening. when a
police ambulance was summoned.
The injuries were not believed Sc
rious.
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Youths Take
Over Offices
Comp Boys Toke
Politics Seriously

Clarence d. Martin. who has
been governor Of Washington for
the past eight years, sat on the
platform of the National Guard
auditorium at Camp Murray No.
? ednesday afternoon. and
watched newly elected state
governor inaugurated with smiling
approval.
The successful gubernstorial
candidate at whom Governor Mar
tin was looking is James Alfred
Thompson. a big, blonde Seattle
high school youth who will not be
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SEATTLE rhs vsnxouvry. n
e. plant ~ he<tnH AIrsfsff n
csnsds. l.ta~ wtli build 100 faias
ING planes fsr the c&nsdlsn air
fsFvs u ~.~ learned here tnstsy
TIE Canadian dsfsnse ministry
eantrsst~si fas the pIsass IN
ottswa. bts did noe ass<la<< the
amount ~ money Involved.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-21
Tries to Settle for
4-Yeur-Old Ticket

SEATTLE-Ben Friesen, Taco
ma, no longer has a guilty con-
science.
Four years ago he got ticket
for speeding in Seattle. Yesterday
he came to police headquarters to
pay the fine. but was told the tag
had been invalid two years. I'm
daunted, Friesen paid 81 for a
years membership in the Seattle
Traffic and Safety council.
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0rIn r. Do~rcy. seesesnry Of
Tocomo ehopfsr nt United
Commercial Travellers. pictured
obose. will Ieose ffldcy Ter
Columbus. O. 10 a,ferd the
supreme council convention, a.
the order, which will be held
nesf week. powney ~os chosen
as deleoo,e 10 the supreme
council session OF o convention
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-21
Pick Woman 10 Head
State posimasiery

WGNArtHEE A woman vas
president - the Washington state
Association % restmssssrs te<isy
for the first time Mrs Dersshv
Lynch. snep Lake. vas elected AZ
the convention here
Clyde schssurer. Mount Vernon:
rsal Hsmsitoa. rrn~rer. and
George W Adsm. t.<h~nen. w~ss
elected vtss presidents. and wiil
w. ssnrsen. apaksas. ara Mrs
Rsxsns AesFmsn. F<Taa.s<. slr-e-
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being Installed in the pump hea-s
The new deep wells greatly IN.
crease the capacity Of the wells
system as an auxiliary OF smerg.
ency water supply for the city.
kunixk said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-21

young judges who can throw that
book.
The Boys State will continue
at Camp Murray No. 2 through
Saturday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-21
PLANT STOLEN

Theft OF a camellia plant three
feet high was reported to police
by J. f. Huber. $500 Pacific ave.
who said IT was dug out OF his
front yard at night.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-21

held recently IN Seo,fle Whsls
IN The eosr Ne will vislf his por.
enfs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-21

Guide 70 Latin America IL -
available from the bureau Of for
eign and domestic commerce. fed
eral office building. Seattle. at 30
cents a copy.
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SHIPPING nra,y HERE

Seven vessels wvre busiiy en-
gagged in movement OF a wide va
riety Of goods across local term
insls Thursday. while another was
due before nightfsn and two more
are slated for appearance on the
local range Friday.
Diseharging ores from the east
coast and South America. respect
lively. the weycrhaeuser Lines
steamer Hrrira and TIM Alaska
steamer oduna were bcrthed at the
smelier. The Hegira will lift a
large parcel Of lumber for the east
bound voyage.
Lumber was also being loaded in
the coastwise steam-schooncr Lake
Frances and the Gulf freighter
Henry n. Wilton.
Due Friday IL the West Coast
and the Absaroka. the former en-
gagged in the coasting lumber trade
and the other a regular visitor
from the Atlantic seaboard. Cen
rral cargo and lumber comprise
their bookings, the West Coast To
be loaded to capacity with timbes
products when she leaves Tacoma.
PORT CALENDAR
Vessels in Port; Ecuador. Shat
fer No. 1: Heigirs, smelter; Oduna,
smelter; Mauna Ala, Port piers;
Henry u. Wilton, Defiance mill;
Lake Frances. St Paul mill;
Border King. Shaffcr No. l.
Vessels Due: Thursday p. m,
Georgian. Baker Friday. IVES,
Coast, Shaffer No. /; Absaroka,
Port piers.