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HELP MEN & WOMEN.

ADDRESSING. typewriter and hand. part OF
writing. P. o. Box 1901. Washineton. S3'
COUPLE, colored. live out; man butler
be experienced. Emerson 525I.
work. Yard and hsndymsn: man ne i've IN naass refsr
ences: nearby Va. CHI. O931.
COUPLE. Young. ambitious. intelligent, to
run small real estate ONCE. Prefer wife
'Rt m.n e1fa x cs S:
home: both come. 1717 De Sales.
MAN employed or retired. to work small
acreage on shares, wife to assist in home;
free rent. Hillside O032-M.
sassn. maN ANp WEE e. general
references required; good wages. Box
MAN AND WIFE-Man. drive etc: woman
living quarters; state salary expected. Box
3S9-X. Star.
SOLICITORS for bus college in Wash.
virginia and Maryland. Address Box
TELEPHONE solicitor, experienced, capa-
pie producer; leads and full co-operation
and ret.qence' Ss0R Box 9'is iss-Y T Star. Experiences
ATTENTION.
ave have several openings in our selling
force teither part or full time) for ener-
cant must have the following .qualinca-
tions: Conscientiousness. .dependsbility and
education' ion Have Law at least r. responsible resi-
dents Of WASHINGTON to vouch for their in
tegrity To such persons we offer the op-
portunity to earn an excellent income on q
commission basis displaying our me.chan-
disc direct to the consumer. We carry in
stock ladies' and mems wearing apparel
accessories Also household items Wash
inston Merchandising Co., 939 Pa. ave.
NV, 2nd floor
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QUEENS PAWN.
(Queen's Indian Defense. }

The Hoy y-Mengarini game in which
the Cleveland, Ohio, champion took
local Capital City Chess Club Cham
pion Mengarini for ride and gave
i'm de Woiks":
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W.C.D.A. Pin List
For Tomorrow

TOMORROW NIGHTS SCHEDULE.
Navy Dept.-F. b. l.: Hyattsvills. Mt. Rainier
Leagues NiGht.
TEAMS 100 PM.
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EXECUTIVE SALES

Large Manufacturer expanding operation
covering D. c., Nd. West Va, the Caro-
linas, Tennessee, Fla. and Louisiana. will
accept. applications from hard.working.
Of managing and directing others. Those
accepted must follow instructions furnish
around S140 plus expenses ARRANGEMENT
start. Only eo-getters wanted. Apply
factory representative, at branch store,
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TEAMS, 300 PM,

Ssuers Super mt. Rainier) G
NJ: Rainier Fire Dept, Mount Rain. E
Russell Motors mt. Rainier) A
Mt. Rainier Hdw. Co. mt. Rainy 3
Democratic Club mt. Rainierl-- c
Lebnwitz Tailors mt. Rainier) c
Holbfook Farms Rest. INT. Rain.) e
Holbrook Farms Dairy ont Rain) b
Browns serv.. sta. ont. Rain. J. B
Hateman Bendix mt, Rainier) G
screwballs (sat. Nieht Ind D
Riv. H. Fire Dept (Sat N, Ind.) d
Red Men prince Georses Co. E
HyattSv. c. Mkt. prince g. Coy D
Moran Plumbers prince q. Coz c
East Gate prince g. Co.. d
Brickerds Plumb prince q COZ G
Dixie Tavern prince @, COL A
Chillum prince g. Coz B B
Heinickes prince g. Coz B
Hoffman n. Ap prince 9. COZ 3
sandy's ESQ. Sery. prince q. Coz B
Smiths Tavern prince G. COL B
Hyattsville (B. Y. p. U)--- c
NJ r. Maritime) c
Rebels ID. c. Fire Dept) )- 3
Evening star., 1940-04-21

THE HECHT co.
VIII employ several expert
enced men for inside and out
side work, to sell refrigera-
tors, washing machines and
radios. Leads furnished, ev-
cry cooperation given. Ap-
ply Personnel Office, 1912,
Monday.
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HELP poMeS11c,
COLORED FAMILY wants elderly woman,
interesting: good home. room. board; fair
pay. 140S list st. ne.
COOK: colored under As, some housework:
must nave B years exp in one place for
reference: live In. Box 2s-Y. Star
COOK, white. general housework, help With
bany; health certificate references: live
out: $40 week. Chestnut 6442.
COUPLE. colored. we'll trained, cook, gen.
sral houseman. chauffeur: live in: go
Nortn mos. in summer. Must have good
REFS: Good WAGES. Reid's Asency, NO.
e781.
GIRL. white. experienced with child. g.h.w.,
small apt.. live in. Atlantic 2044-J. after
nm. all day Sunday.
GIRL, white, experienced, care Of infant,
general housework small apartment, GOOD
COOK; health certtfcate required. At.
lx20-W sunday. or after z nm
CONTINUED en Ns1t Page.I
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PACKER.
Gas Station Attendant

needed by well-known storage Company
state exp. and refs. in letter. Box cay
Evening star., 1940-04-21

-, This game was played in round No. 5 Of
the District championship. H. A. Rous-
seau neatly shared q win from willy Ernest
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OUTSIDE statesmen
wanted-Opportunity to rep
resent one of the leading
jewelers. in Washington. Per-
manent position for capable
men; salary and commission.
ELI RUBIN CO., 718 7th NV
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AGENTS.

AGENTS LIGHTNING sELLER-Amaz zirg
new silk hosiery. replacement guaranteed
against hoies, snags or runs. Hose for
your own use sent free with large outfit
send hose size. Rush name: no money.
Wilknit, Desk 1S13-x. Greenfield, Ohio .
plenty Of it! NEW SENSATIONAL ALUMI-
NUM- PIPE@sells for So so: your cost 9Oc,
Write Waldorf, $40 w. Randolph. Chicaso.
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SALES MANAGER

has vacancy for high-class. experienced
man to qualify for assistant to manager IN
washington and Baltimore. Must have
BACKGROUND and be . producer Unusual
earnings and rapid promotion to right man.
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TAILORING

LARGE national made-to-measure corr,
experienced men for position as assistant
manager. State creed. age and experience
All correspondencs CONFIDENTIAL. Box 400.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
MINOR FURNITURE REPAIRING AND
upholstering jobs done in your home;
modest prices. Box 283-A. Star 23s
OFFICE FURNITURE AND FIXTURES FOR
sale. Dealers requested not to apply. 6O4
llth st. NV. THIRD FLOOR.
FIRE ESCAPES, FIRE-PROOFING. FIRE
alarms: complete service. DUPONT IRON
WORKS. INC. Ma. 1866.
INVALID ROLLING CHAIRS-Por rent OF
sale new and used, all styles, ali sizes: re-
duced prices. UNITED STATES STORAGE
co. 41a 10th ct nv Ne 1874
FALSE TEETH REPAIRED
WHILE You WATT
Private WEitins Rooms
Robt. B. Scott Dental Tech Rms Q0l-gno
Westory BLDG. R0H l4th At Met Is33
Evening star., 1940-04-21

OPPORTUNITY, splendid,
is offered an alert, capable
young woman as assistant to
merchandise man of ladies'
ready-to-wear. Give com.
plete details in first letter.
Replies held strictly conf
dental. Box 1-B, Star.
Evening star., 1940-04-21

EXPERIENCED yard goods
and upholstery saleswomen
for temporary work. Apply
Employment Office, 4th Floor.
Lansburgh's Department
Store.
Evening star., 1940-04-21

h., Il interested in more money, repeat
Dasinsss ana want opportunity for ad-
vancement; write Immediately for our
SpIinE and summer line. beautiful Sc
sSa1pak,r ,set1Gn OF sanfori1ed patterns, linen,
s sanaroineS; individually tailored and priced
from S795 to $3.50. Also newest sport
sype W shirt and pant ensemble. priced from
So;s2 70 SIOso complete. We operate on 4
Attractive commission. bonus and free si,t
Advancement to salesmen Fashion Center
Clothes, Inc, Decherd Tenn
Evening star., 1940-04-21

RUG statesmen,
experienced, for temporary
work. Apply employment
Office, 4th floor, Lansburgh's s
Department Store.
SHOE SALESMAN, EXPERI-
ENCED IN SELLING QUAIL
1TY FOOTWEAR. ONLY
THOSE NEED APPLY.
STEADY POSITION. BOX
255-Y, STAR.
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MA1D-NURSE, white, care Of
Two children 6 and 8, up
stairs work, live in. Salary,
$50 mo. State age and give
references. Box 388-X.
Evening star., 1940-04-21

SALESLADIES, EXPER-
FENCED IN MILLINERY DE-
PARTMENT. APPLY AFTER
II AM. HEARN'S, 8O6 7th
ST. NV.
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S. KAHN SONS co

VIII interview men Monday morning who
are interested in q steady position with
can place two reliable men; car required
Apply Employment once. 4th floor. $50
Evening star., 1940-04-21

BUYER, competent, for chill
dren's wear, house dresses
and corsets. State full expe-
rience first letter. Box 3O8-A,
Star.
Evening star., 1940-04-21

Hlgn-class service; security or subscrip-
ton men accustomed earning S75-SI0O
per week: capable Of contracting top ex-
weekly news service. now serving over
4oO.ooo clients Costing over S5OO,OoO to
p.epsrey. no price resistance: repeat busi-
ness; expense allowance and liberal com
mission Give full particulars first letter
y Howard, r. K. o. Bldg, 9th fioor,
Evening star., 1940-04-21

ENTHUSIASTICALLY
Experienced Speciality man for cal. a,
:,m Inn Vaushan" the electric meat cutter
sean se,i,ns to markets. restaurants. institu-
sioasi siionsi etc experience meat industry de-
siI IAoe, out not necessary: good earnings
On stralsht commission basis. Give full
Cs;a ostans vaughan Co.. 730 No. Franklin,
Evening star., 1940-04-21

OPENING, unusual, for ca
pable assistant buyer OF
ladies' ready-to-wear. State
full particulars regarding ex-
perlence. Replies confiden-
tial. Box 497-A. Star.
Evening star., 1940-04-21

Must have high school education, pre
'ious experiences and drivers permit. Good
'pportunily for advancement. Apply 0:3O
onSin ave and One sts n ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-09
Draft Boards
Learn Duties

Tacoma and Pierce county To-
cal draft board members. appoint
ed last Thursday by Gov. Clarence
d. Martin, met in Olympia Tues
day afternoon. along with other
western Washington boards.
They received preliminary in
structions concerning their du-
ties from Lieut.. Col. Paul w.
Warren of Tacoma, chief inspector
Of the military selective service In
Washington.
The conference was opened by
Brig. Gen. Maurice Thompson,
adjutsnt eneral, who has just re-
turned from a swing around the
state. and conferences with coun-
ty auditors regarding the draft
registration.
All together. approximately 125
draft board members in western
Washington are expected 10 at
tend. Also included in the meet
ing are government appeal agents
and examining physicians of each
local board. A similar meeting
viii be held Wednesday at Yakima
for so central Washington board
members and q third at Spokane
Thursday for 125 eastern Wash
ington board members.
The boards will send question
nsires out 10 all men registering
on draft day. Oct. IS. and classify
them for war duty.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-09
McChord Housing
To Take Il Acres

A call for bids 10 purchase a
acres u land near Aochord field.
adaptable to thu construction %
$50 $500 homes. Was made Tues.
day. according 10 Col Carlyle
wash. BY Pred ~ Williams II ihs
federal works standardization a.
fees In Seattle
Williams. construction engineer
for this area. Oil have charge ~
the building u the homes. which
are 10 b. used BY non-commiaaion.
81 officers ard their families
Bids On ths sites must b. sub
nlitsd IN eaFs - the Tarona psat-
master ~ 10 a m Oct -. ard
must shoss ths cost PER sef sNIth
the understanding that The govern
nsnt ear uss al o. any part ~
me property Any improvements
on the sites and the valuation
placed upon them must b. stated
In a separsis list included In tss
bid.
II vas a question Tuesday
WHISTLER ths government decision
10 proceed directly under tbs re-
Gently passed LAnhsm act would
not have ths effect q eliminating
any further uss for the Tacoma
Housing authority.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-09
Cunman Gets
Away After
z Raids Here
Shell Company =
attendants Again
Robbery Victims

While police cars were in
pursuit Of n service station
bandit Monday night. the
gunman struck AZ n second
gas station. getting = cash
haul Of si49.44 in the two
holdups.
Losers both times we're attend.
ants al Shell stations. the first
Jack Marshall. working Al ath and
apraRue. the second Carl Cold.
smith. Al 1870 Center u.
Tactics ~ the rohber we're the
same a. employed IN ths robbery
staged az = she'll station # sih
and Union Friday night. whsn
Nathan Hale. attendant. lo=s $50
in cash 20 = bandit Descriptions
Tailed In all three hoidupa.
In earh robbery. the h.adit
forced the attendant o. stake
. walk carrying . Gas can
"a make u appear he "a. .
n,storist getting aid.
Marshall found a aun in his
rshs when BE- vsni Into the station
10 serve The customer who
walked In about 7;o7 p. m. Tho
bandit made him put the firms
receipts IN his pocket then
marched him south on spraEus
for two blocks while he relieved
Marshall of ts.a in silver and
currency.
Marshall FASTENED back % tho
station. and called police. Officers
Ken HaFedorn and A. ~ Dyksman
took his description ~ the bandit
and were ACQUIRING the nsiEhbor.
hood when the second holdup was
staged about a mile and . half
away, about : o m.
Goldsmith. who also found
an automatic nsenscinR him
whsn he esafroased the bandit.
wss foroed Ia walk thrss
blocks from the States shlle
the Funmsn took sss frsm
him. Walk back. and Shaw"
said the Kunmaa. I'm EasnK
ZAP the hill"
The victims agreed the bandit
was the same. Hs was about ~
years old. weighed about ff5
pounds. WAS dark. thin-faeed.
about five feet. nine inehss in
height. and Nors a dark cap.
checked jacket and DARK trousers
His gun sss q smail=eallbfe
automatic. differing from the gun
In the Hale holdup. IN which a
revolver was tho weapon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-09

s.lopmsnfa. expressed sslssf the
German air force aad failed IN IL
objective ~ Blasting Britain "a
desfrtseti0A. aaa aid mat a tet
u things are EssnK - happen u
kaolf Hitler ana fseasto Aaasa-
ilni
IL FNift. dramatic strokes. ths
prime minister paintsd tnts pie
fufs
l-gfsst hritala msst rsoe~n ne
Burma faaa ever shieh China
resolves military supplies after
oeseb@r AZ because - the neN
CsaFfaaa ftalian-Japanaae alliances.
Nhieh ~ said as directed pri-
m4rily against ths United states
sud fussia. and presumably eon-
tanned secret elaasss ~hieh @oald
make Il fayofsbis 70 Japan.
y ne danger Il INVASION per-
( niats. and Germany has massef
20 crack divisions IN northern
Francs. attn enough ships 10
fcontinusd on Page 7. Column ~
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surginE from behind and hold ths
Tiger sluggsrs AZ baY. tiui he
needed everything he had. FOR
nobo Hswsom. with only ono days
rest. Vas pitching quite a game
himself
DE held the Reds n seven hits
and he did n BY calling on the
last ounce ~ musels and ainsw
ln hia Big right arm. Tragedy
has been frequent visitor 70
Bobo's dooF IN this series for his
father died after watching him
pitch thu first game
And Tuesday. shsa ~ seem
81 es the threshold ~ sstsE-
Ing HE exclusive circle ~
pitchers aha have wsn three
ward series games. fals tarn-
~ thumbs down and bshs's
Continued on Page u. Column -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-09
Malta Is Bombed
In $50 Attacks

yALETTA. Malta = Italy has
hammered $50 air attacks against
the solid rock Of this Island fort
ress since her entry into the war.
taking = toll Of about 200 killed
and 400 wounded.
Despite the incessant Italian at
lacks. the spirit Of the island r.
still high and the fortress power
10 defend itself has not been
shaken.
Some TOO persons have been
bombed out Of their homes. but
they have found safe shelter In
the tunnels and caves hewn In
solid rock five centuries ago ~
the Knights Of ST. John.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-09

OLYMPIA = West Coast TeIe-
phone Co. asked the supreme court
TO set aside damages awarded an
Anacortes beauty parior operator.
who got a shock when she picked
up a telephone receiver. The
sksgit county jury awarded Mrs.
Mary Ksiihsmer $500 for her
injuries. which she charged sf-
fected her sight and hearing and
caused her 70 limp.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-09
Break in Strike
May Be Possible

Possibility of a break in the 10
day old strike which has closed IL
Tacoma sawmills appeared Tues
day afternoon when Ernest p.
Marsh. federal conciliator. called
representatives Of the mills and
union for a meeting at Hotel VIM
throp.
Earl Hartley. business agent Of
Lumber and Sawmill Workers
Union fAFL). and NJ. J. mickey.
manager of the Industrial Confer
ence board. representing mill own
ers, said Marsh had called them by
phone TO the joint conferenc.
Marsh entered the Tacoma saw
mill strike picture last week,
when he held separate conferences
with both sides Of the wage con-
troversy. Until Tuesday he had
not contacted either side for sew
eral days. they said. His head
quarters are in Seattle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-09
Slowly Wiping Out
Deficit in State

OLYMPIA-The states general
fund on October had s7.0es. 1855
worth OF outstanding registered
warrants but s2.50e. 900 Of them
were called In the same day, max
ing the actual deficit in the fund
81. $50 900. State Treasurer Phil II.
Gallagher reported today.
His financial report showed the
state was slowly wiping out the
general fund red ink" which at
one time was more than six mil
lions
The state started September
with a cash balance OF $15,07e, 407
in all funds and ended II with s16.-
So. so2 Expenditures were s6.43s,-
SAT. about 81 500. 900 below tar
income. The motor vehicle fund,
which has been in the red occa-
sionally this year. showed a surplus
of s2.is3. e6s to start October.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-09
William Whitney. Dry
Era Leader, Is Dead

sEATTLE-William N. Whit
ney, 81. legal adviser and assistant
prohibition director for the state
OF Washington for nine years dur
ing the dry era. died Tuesday. He
was invaded two years ago by
a stroke
A Republican leader. Whitney
wrote the platform for the state
convention Of his party In Tacoma
in 1914 He was a candidate for
representative in congress IN 1915.
From June. 1917. until April /.
1919. he was chairman Of = draft
board here which was one Of the
largest IN the nation.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-09
japanese Turning
Screws Tighter

japanese authorities Indicated
today fhsy might demand adeii'
slonal Alraromss IN lnsi9. China and
a credit loan" 20 tne Japanese
army - sgppors Jagansss forces
in the country
Frsneh officials asserted nat
japanese Nsfs 0VsfstspplnE ths
original terms 81 ms ssrsemsnt
which conceded them AR ports N
Indo-chlna ami facilities for gar
risanlng troops. AMI said ,he
Japanese seemed aiming 70 bring
ths whole u TonxkinE. ths north
ern part q indo-china. under
their control
ms japanese already have con
centratsd 40 airplanss a. Hanol,
and a garrison estimated ~ 900
mechanical troops They are
stringinK military communications
lines through Hanoi streets and
have laid a cable In Halphong
hsrbor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-09
ADMIT CAsUAIyTIEs


Pail vegetable crops In the stats
Of Washington profitsd BY late
September rains. the u. 8. Depart
naenf Of Agriculture reported To-
day.
Exceptions included istfnes IN
the -Paseo area. dam
aged slightly BY pests; tomatoes
IN the Spokane area. and q Ioas Of
tonnage In wallz Walla spinach.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-09

ship of the world.
A md. haafsc threnE i stream
lnK aefnss Cfusisy field - these
Nords are being written. snd the
AIR u hHssard white xish paper
falling out n The upper stands
ciaeinHs,i hanErt fef
championship Zoe I've se.sas..
h Eelna - make The satife
tawn = carnival fae.asY sight.
and ths man ~ the hour wlii
he ma Paul DsFFinEer. ~hs
esme hack In ths clutch. stih
eals t~s days sest. and pitch
81 the He'd. 81 sietsF1.
he mad everything GOODNESS
savvy and the courage - come
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-09
Project Under Way

SEATTLE Work on q 5000.
900 housing project at Ysslsr Hiii
began Monday Wrseksrs began
destruction ~ i5f old buildings on
20 acres of land ana TOO lou-rsntai
bones were scheduled 10 70 Up BY
the middle Of 1871.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-09
State
Edition
Deny Germans
In Rumania
Berlin Officials
Chonge Their Story
THE BALkINs
THE BALkINs

Authorized Nazi informants said
this morning at Berlin that 1t was
entirely possible German troops
now were in Rumania, but this
afternoon said there was not
single German soldier In the
country.
In their first statement infor-
msnts said the entirely possible"
troops would have been sent in
connection with protection of oil
fields and oil harbors, as well as
to train Rumanian troops.
They said also IL was entirely
possible Germany would coope-
rate in building naval bases, air.
ports and highways in Rumania.
in view of the German interest In
Rumania's economic welfare and
its own flow Of supplies from
Rumania.
This afternoon they said:
IF German troops should
70 TO Rumania, II would he
as an outward and visible
slgn of the German-Italian
guarantee, which has intend
ed TO give the Rumanians In
ternaI peace, quiet and securi-
~ for domestic reconstruction
after q severe political up
heaval.
The primary purpose Of any
German troops sent TO Rumania,
they said, would be to serve as
living example" for the Ru-
manian army of German army
men and methods; that they would
function as training troops.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-09
TWO CAPITALS BLASTED

Fifty German airpianes. pene-
trating TO central London, rained
bombs In streets and on buildings
today in a ferocious morning rush
hour attack. Famous buildings
they were leaving theaters and
were damaged and casualties were
severe.
The raid caught the city when
It's streets were Jammed with men
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-09
Scuffle With Pilferers
Causes Merchant to Die

TOPPENISH. Wash.-B n y
Lsyman. 81. a Toppenish store
keeper. died here Monday night
of heart attack following scuffle
with an Indian and Negro he be-
heved were attempting 10 steal
goods from his shelves.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-09
Big Paul Derringer Cops
Stirring Pitching Battle;
Ripple S Hit Turning Point
Fons OF Ohio Metropolis See Their Club
Toke Deciding Conies, OF 7-Coms
FIGHT: Detroit Bdismen Foil

CRosLEY FIELD Cncinnati-Thc Cincinnati Reds de-
feated the Detroit Tigers to-day and their first
world baseball championship since The furnished series It
1919. when tho Chicago Black Sox betrayed baseball
Coming from behind IN this game they have been do
ing IN the rntre SERIES the Reds finally solved tho mystery
~ noho Ncwson's dartnE frebaI and pushed two
the lucky inning up champion
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-09
Berlin and London Suffer
Most Vicious Raids So Far
Humon Casualties and Property Damage
Heovy in Two Greet Copitols
tBUI.rETISs)

LONDONGerman attacked London tonight for
"a Of furious lombard
ment Of Jhe British capital.
LoNDoN--A German plane attacked passenger
southeast fire the streets Of
coastal town tonight. A pedestrian sss killed
BERLIN-The official agency tonight
dropped
attack air The after
designed effect 100 Destruction" Of
Britain.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-09
Wheat Subsidy Ended

wAsfuSGTOS-The agFicui-
turs department. Tuesday suspend
ed its suhsidies On shipments %
wheat and -four from Pacific
coast ports 10 Hong Kong ana
China
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-09

After hearing testimony Of num-
erous creditors Of z. J. Schultz. dis
charged prowl car patrolman. Mon
day night. the commission took un-
der Amusement its decision. Presi-
dent Rufus T. Davis announcing
a ruling could be expected within
a few days.
Attorney Owen Hughes. counsel
for Municipal Civil Service league.
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appeared for Schultz. and admitted
testimony Of the officers numer-
Gus debts II reinstated. Schultz
would agree TO drop the bank
ruptcy proceedings and assign half
his pay 10 his creditors. Hughes
said.
Al the conclusion. however.
Hughes rested his case on what he
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JACKSON. ky.-Nlne orphan
girls persisted Tuesday when they
were trapped by FIRE on the ssoond
floor Of a frame dormitory AZ the
Little Mission In an isolated
mountain section 70 miles from
here.