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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-27
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Foss Tug Storts Long Trip to Alosko:
Ponmo Conol Traffic Lowest Since 1881

trade between u. s. east coast and
South America. the report showed.
HARBOR BUSY MONDAY
Although five vessels left the
harbor over the weekend. five
ships still remained to work their
respective cargoes Monday.
Representing four major trade
routes. Tacoma goods was being
loaded in ships bound for the
Orient. South America. Australia
and u. S. west coastal ports.
On berth we're the A. II. L.
freighter capillo and the N. Y. K.
liner HE Maru. both loading for
the Orient. the former taking flour
and the other lifting copper.
The Swedish motorship Mira
booka was lifting lumber here for
her regular run to Australia. hav-
ing devoted several days previously
to loading locally.
The Grace line freighter Flying
Cloud was lifting flour Monday to
supplement lumber and miscel-
laneous merchandise for South
American ports.
The Silverado was on berth here
for a routine call as part of her
usual coasting itinerary.
Due Tuesday are three vessels:
the Paul Luckenbach comes for
discharge before lifting lumber
and general cargo here for the
return to ports of the Atlantic
seaboard, while the Coast Mer-
chant and the Southholm are
slated for their usual exchanges
of coastwise merchandise across
local terminals.
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Business Moves Ahead But
Stock Trading Very Light
Markets OF q
Glance

BY UNITED PRESS
Stecls-lrregular and quiet.
Bonds-Irregular; u. s. govern
ments higher.
S,:::==A.. =. go ssff-=z,4i.f.
Foreign exchange-Slig ht1y
firmer.
Cotton-Easy.
Wheat-Up = to IL cents;
Corn, up : 10 l.
Ruhber-Irregular.
Silver-Unchanged in y. Y.
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HAPPY
&;~fhday
MONDAY, AUGUST 26

MONDAY, AUGUST 26
John Buffelen, 500 No. YalSi-
ma ave.
Lea Langabeer, 1918 Park ave.
Clifford r. Mcdonald, 291O No.
9th 1t.
Gladys Ehnat, Route 5, Box
$50, Tacoma.
Emelie Freiheit. 2sO6 So. M st.
H. Edmond Valley, Eatonville.
Y. NJ. Valley, Everett.
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BANK CLEARINGS

Notwithstanding S6.9s5. ST.
2e: balances 81. 162, 672 Sc
Seattle-Clearings Sc. 365. 03T .26 /;
balances S3.66e, 1851: transactions
Sl1,7IT, 10000.
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A building permit was issued
Monday at the city hall TO Nj.
Davis for construction of a resi-
dence al 1929 South Tacoma, esti-
mated to cost $500.
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@fN~@ a AA1aN aAl Ao1a8tN aHrA
Monday. smallest volume since
arg -essSS Saso safes we're
$4,000 against $4,000 Friday.
NEW YoRK-stoeks were firm
Monday with trading around the
lightest since the World war. Curb
dealings were the nghtest on
record.
Business continued to move
ahead. Steel operations rose Is
per cent to e1.3 per cent of capacity,
a new high since Dec 4, 1899. ac-
cording TO the American Iron a
Steel institute.
Bethlehem Steel rose point,
and L. S. Steel firmed. Copper
shares strengthened.
Automobile shares were rela-
lively active on outlook FOR good
reception of 1871 models. Auto
equipment and tire shares were
steady.
Railroad shares were strengthen
ed by indications Of further gains
in carloadings. Aircrafts register
ed small gains. Chemicals were
mixed dupont losing a points on
q single transaction.
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WASHINGTON - Expansion of
basic defense industries on the Pa
cific coast to implement defense of
that area was urged today by Sec
rotary of Interior Harold L. Ickes.
Ickes made public report made
by the Bonneville administration
on the possibilities of development
of defense industries on the coast,
particularly the Northwest, which
could be facilitated by power pro-
duced by Bonneville and Grand
Coulee dams. The White House
announced Saturday that power
from these two sources will be uni
fled in marketing by the Bonneville
administration.
The only major war industries
now located on the Pacific coast
are shipbuilding and aircraft
manufacture" the report said.
Most of the raw materials needed
in these industries now come from
eastern points.
Unbalanced Area
Thus. the Pacific coast does not
have a balanced group of war in
dustries for its own defense. Fur
thermore, it is dependent upon dis
tant centers both for the supplies
it needs and for its two major war
industries and for the materials
and supplies it would need in the
event of military and naval opera
tons in the Pacific area. Alaska
and Hawaii, our Pacific outposts,
are in a more extreme position
drawing most defense materials
not from the Pacific coast but
from the remote eastern United
States"
Specifically. the report discussed
the use of certain materials OBJ
tainable in the west for use by
aircraft, ordnance. munitions and
shipbuilding industries.
Long Haul Handicap
THE speed and effectiveness of
any war operations in the Pacific
area would be handicapped by long
transcontinental rail hauls and by
longer intercoastal water traffic
through the Panama canal" the
report said.
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Washington's forecast - Mostly
cloudy Monday night and Tuesday
with light rain occasionally in the
west portion and over the noun
tains: cooler in the east portion
Tuesday; moderate south to west
winds off the coast and gentle
southerly over inland waters.
Rainfall in Tacoma for the "a
hours ending at s a. m. Monday,
none; since Aug. l. .02 inch. a
shortage Of 81 inch; since Jan. l,
20.34 inches, a shortage OF ISL
inches.
Wind at a. m. Monday, south
west 5 m. p. h.; barometer at 2e92
and rising .02.
Sun rises at 5:34 a. m. Tuesday
and sets at 7 p. m.
Tacoma's weather on August 26.
1939-Clear. no rain. maximum
temperature 20 degrees and mini
mum So. Highest wind velocity Is
m. p. h. from the north.
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Augmenting existing fortnightly
service from the Northwest on the
Gulf and u. S. North Atlantic
routes. the Isthmian line will COM
mence a like service to Philadel-
phia. Baltimore and Norfolk with
berthing of the steamer Black
Eagle here on Sept. or there
abouts, it was announced Monday
by Kenneth Kennel, local repre-
sentative.
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PORT CALENDAR

Vessels in port: Capillo, Cen
tennial; HE Maru. smelter; Sill
verado. Sperry; Mirrabrooka, De-
fiance mill; Flying Cloud, Sperry.
Vessels due Tuesday: Paul Luck
enbach, Port piers; Southhoim,
Baker; Coast Merchant, Shaffer
No. 2.
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La gaceta., 1940-02-27
FL ENcGnto Cleaners
EN- Marcia LA ORGAN1.
ZACION DEL JUEGO ES-
TELAR

FL gran deSaffo de pelota que
habra de celebrarse en- Tampa
a bendficio de dos finlandeses
sigue organizandose de la me-
jor manera possible.
Ell comite tampefo para ell
deSafio estelar Sc reuni6 aver
tarde en- Ell Hotel Tampa Terri
ace bajo la presidencia de Frank
IWinchell, ell cual anunci6 que
los tickets estan va a la venta,
pero seran vendidos solo por
correspondence.
"N Juez Lands requiere que
tengamos un cOmprobante con
los nombres de las personas que
han comprado tickets-declaro
Gabriel Paul ayer-y la mejor
manera de hacerlo es vendiendo
los mismos por correo. Para
comprar uno o mas tickets 10
La gaceta., 1940-02-27
LOS YANKEES
SUS IPRACTICAS
VERALES

st. Petersburg, Febrero 81
Con toda la bateria de pitchers,
exceptuando a Charley Ruffing
~ Spud Chandler, los Yankees
abrieron sus practicas de prima
vera aqui aver para que los jul
gadores fueran aflojando sus
m1sculos.
Los pitches que no compare
cieron a la practica son los dn;r
cos que no han firmado su con-
trato, pero han prometido al
manager Joe Mccarthy comen
Ear a practicar en- breve.
Ell catcher Bill Dickey tam
POGO ha firmado Su contrato, ne
no Sc espera que 10 haga en- bre-
We.
La gaceta., 1940-02-27
EN- Ell A DE PERRos
DE SULPHUR SPRINGS

La direction del track de Sui
phur Springs ha organizado un
magnffico programa para esta
noche, creyendose que han de
resultar sumamente interesan-
ties las IL carreras de que cons
ta ell programa.
Las seIecciones de los INTEL.
gentes para esta noche son CO.
mo sigue:
PrimerG correra:
Silver Dorm, Jovial Earl, Quis-
sical.
Seganda cGrrera:
Hellenic, Bosco Daunt, Hen.
ry's Buddy.
TercerG cGTTera:
Mobile, Soft and Sweet, Bor-
der Lady.
|CudrtG cdTreTG:
Swenska, Buck Autry, Nor
QuiRta cGTreTG:
Fair Judy, IRastus Brown,
Pat Dayenho.
SeTtG corTeTd:
Tiny Lad, Harland Friend,
Martin Andrew.
S6ptimG cGrrerd:
Joyful Rex, Patsy Kelly, Big
Ache.
OctGUG cGTTerG:
VeDma Starter, Howe Gin y
Pleasant News.
NOVenG cGTTerG!
Tariffs Pride, Bluffs Luck Y
Traffic Lucy.
cdrrerG:
La gaceta., 1940-02-27

-En la misma Jefatura dc
policfa, en- ell nuevo edificio dc
la Gale de San Miguel.
-Perfectomente. olga listed
al juez que, aunque no me ex.
plico para que sc me pueda ci-
tar a mi en- este aSunto, voy ALA
en- seguida.
FL mensajero sc march6.
Gustavo volvi6 al comedo-.
donde los tres bohemios, ajenos
q Ia nueva deSgracia que GAIA
sobre eli pobre amigo, eontinua.
ban charlandO y riendo con
gran animation.
Gandara Oy6 a Aranguren
que decia, cuando Ell dueho de la
casa iba va a penetrar EN- ell Co
msdor:
mo me negareis, queridos,
q. la vida es hermosisima en- es-
ia casa, donde Sc puede eontem.
plar como guerra el heroe de
Munger, no solo . trav6s de una
La gaceta., 1940-02-27
ESPOLITA ~REORGANdZA
SU. CLUB

FL manager Espolita, del Ger
tro Asturiano, ACADIA de anun.
Iciar la firma de 6 jugadores pa
ra la pr6xima temporada inter
social.
Los jugadores firmados son
Babe Morgado, Roberto Cue
IRA, Lefty Varas, Roberto Per.
muy, Manuel MOnes y Happy
Jimenez.
No esta muy SECURE del asun-
to, pero 81 sus condolences fish
cas- 10 p%ermiten, Espolita pien-
sa tomar parte en- los desafios
que Sc organizer. Cree que to-
davfa puede hacer I'm buen pa
pei en- un diamante de baseball.
La gaceta., 1940-02-27
Ell HOSPITAL MUNICIPAL
THEME E M SUFICIEN
TIE

La gran institution m6dica, {
sea Cd Hospital Municipal DE-
Tampa, no sera afectada por Ia
reciente decision de Ia AEocia.
ci6n Medica Americana por 10
menos hasta dentro de I'm ano.
La decision mencionada rebaja-
ba la categoria del hospital, in
capacitandolo como centric lido
neo para la practica de inter-
nos.
Ell DIR. William C. Cutter, de
Chicago, Secretario de la Aso-
ciaci6n, inform6 al Superinten-
dente Mckay que la decision no
.afectaria 81 Status" de los inter
nos que Sc encuentran actual
mente practicando en- ell seno del
establecimiento, nj a los que han
sido designados para empezar a
practicar en- Julio /, nj a MIN
gun Otro que sea designado an
ties del dfa 30 de Mario pr6xi-
mo.
Mientras tanto, es possible que
ell COmite del Hospital, haga los
y arreglos pertinentes
en- Su cuerpo effective de medi-
cos, a los fines de ser include
de nuevo en- la liSta aprobada
por este ORGANISING profesio-
nal.
La gaceta., 1940-02-27


tar2.,.
DE todos MOODS, compren:
dereis que 70 no puedo faltar a
esa citacion. iEl juez guerra O.
clarar algin punto de la vida de
don Rodrigo! Y como 70 soy Ell
director de orquesta del Nolies..
Los cuatro amigos Sc Marcia
ron.
Por ell canine, los comenta-
rios comedian, no obstante, en-
afirmar que "todo iba a redii-
cirse a una simple declaration
de detanes".
Ilegarcn a la calle de San Mi
guel.
Entraron en- Ia Jefatura, y
IN guardia les indic6 Ell salon
don3e estaba constituido el jug
I'm ujier vino en- seguida, y
GustaHo lie ensen6 la citaci6n,
81 nombre.
-iEspeven IN iustsatsi
La gaceta., 1940-02-27

botella de buen vino, sin a ira.
YES de una botella de coiac tres
cepds! dame Ia hotella, Juan
JoS6...
Los Otros reian.
Pero suIs riSas sc helaron al
yer aparecer q Gustavo en- el
umbral.
Il hi3oLdijO el CGmdru-
da ell primero, levantando la ca.
beza-. iPareces Ell Comendc-
dor! Vienes livido!
Luis Rios ahadi6:
-lQue pasa2
d Que ha ocurrido?-dijo a
su vez Juan Jose Lopez Muro
II Una cosa g~rave!-contes-
to Gandara en- tonO solemne,
coteniendo un suspiro-. INF
rar; leer eStol
Aranguren, que era a que es-
taba mas cerca del mdsico, co.
gio el sobrecillo q. Ell Otro le a.
y sacaudO b Staci6n.
La gaceta., 1940-02-27

saltos que era la principal del
programa en- ell ring local.
Raymond llev6 una enorTne
venbaja sObre Reba en- los 1lti-
mos 8 rounds Y en- Ell noEeno sc
anot6 un knock down sobre su
oponente, pero, para sorpresa
del pdblico, Willard levant6 el
brazo a Reba a la termination
del match y hugo del ring al EN-
pear la rechifla.
Raymond fue ell unico tampe-
no que tom6 parte en- Ell progra-
ma de la noche.
La gaceta., 1940-02-27
UN A DE BOLOS
INTERSTATE

Ell s4bado SO efectu6 un
gran desafio de bolos en- las boz
Neras de goth Century, ganando
Ell club de En- Encanto Cleaners
por un margen no muy considc-
rable. George Bello hizo Ell score
mas alto con 581.
FL Club mencionado Y ell quin
teto de Royal Crown Cola Bob
cats jugaran de nuevo en- Ell Y
Dor City Bowling Center ell prs
ximo sabado, o sea Ell 2 de mar
20.
He aqui el score del mencio-
nado match:
Royal CrOWn Cola Bobcats
La gaceta., 1940-02-27
DFPORTE
LAS PRACTICAS
DEL CINCINNATI
Firm6 lombard Ell Contrato
para 1910

Los Roios. del Cincinnati, in
cluyendo 16 pitchers y 5 catch
ers, estuvieron practicando aver
en- ed Plant Field ante un buen
n1mero de aficionados.
Antes de las practicas Eel ma
mayer McKechnie anunci6 ha-
Der firmado su contrato Ernie
lombard, ell catcher regular
del team, poniendo fin a todos
los rumores de que Ell Cincinna-
ii tendrfa que pasarse este aho
sin los services del famoso ma
rizotas.
Los terminus del contrato O.
frecido a lombard no sc hicie-
ron pdblicos, pero es SECURE que
sc lleg6 a un compromise de
entire Sl1,500 y 2O,006.
Llegaron los CubGnos
FL manager general del Gin
cinnati recibi6 aver un telegra-
ma del coronel Jaime Marine,
de Cuba, infomandole que los
~jugadores cubanos que sc uni
ran al team para las practicas
de este aho saldran de Cuba pa
ra Tampa Ell dia primero de
mario.
Los jugadores vendran a
Tampa ei dia primero de mar
20.
Los jugadores vendran a
Tampa acompanados por el Pc
riodista cubano Jose Losada, ell
heredero peloteril de Victor
M1noz.
La gaceta., 1940-02-27
TONIC SEGUNDO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE
Folletin No. n
La Gaceta

luego de DIR a Aranguren hacer
un reSumen del crimen en- su
tenguaje pintoresco:
1 Yo va proyectaba asesi.
narlol... Pero 10 hubiera hecho
de otro modo. va sabeis que don
Rodrigo iba siempre muy bien
vestido. Y yo habia insistido
muchas veces para que Sc vinie'
ra conmigo a las afueras.., An,
un traje de aquellosi.. 3Segu-
raments mas de veinte duros dc
empehol..
Los otros reian.
FL camarada prosigui6:
II 70 hubiera procurado que
q traje no presentaSe agujero
La gaceta., 1940-02-27

Ell recibidcr, descubriendose.
-lY este? IPor que me Ila.
man a mi?
FL desconocido Sc encogi6 d
hombros.
-iAh, senior, ESQ es cosa de.
juez! Y me ha encargado que
me informara de 81 estaba US.
ted en- casa.
u Para que?
Para en- este case dscirie
de palabra que vaya nsted in
mediatamente.
Gustavo pelideci6 aGn mas.
Hubo un silencio.
Durante unos inStantes, los
dos hombnes Sc contemplation
con desconfianza mutua.
Al fin, Ell mGsico cerr6. Ian
una mirada a la citaci6n
del Juzgado:
-Bien. Olga listed que voy
ALA, tD6ude Is eSto1
La gaceta., 1940-02-27
VICTORIA ~PROTESTADA
POR Ell PUBLICO

Sarasota, Febrero 27.--Jess
Willard, ell antique campe6n de
peso complete, recibi6 una gran
anoche aqui cuando ad.
judic6 Ell triunfo a Al Reba, de
Sarasota, sobre Joey Raymond,
de Tampa, en- una pelea a IL a.
La gaceta., 1940-02-27

lego en- voz alta:
"Juzgado del distrito de
Congreso.
Ell juez don Jer6nimo MurC
Gomez, cita a declarar en- la cas
sa del supuesto envenenamientc
de don Rodrigo Ndhez Perez. al
senior don Gustavo de la Ganda.
ra.
"Edificio de LEI Jafatura de
policia."
Y alguien habia ahadido aba
10, a puma, en- Ell margen del
papel:
"A la mayor brevedad posi-
ble.P
II Diablo !-dijo Juan Aran.
guren, ahora muy Serio, levan.
taTdose-. LQue es este?
Los otros Sc habian Quedado
asimismo.
-iY til que tienes que YER?
III que te pusde iupOr.
La gaceta., 1940-02-27
DOCTORS
. GREAT SUCCESS FoR UGLY SURFACE
PIN PIES
ELOCIADA DE COSTA
A COSTA

No pase humillaciones por tener
la cara LENA oe granos. Auui es-
ia la aylda. FL liquido ZEMO,
p%oderoso suavizante, alivia rapi-
damente Ia cCmsz6n, ell dolOr v
eura. ZEMO contiene 10 de los
mas poderosos efectivos ingre-
dientes medicos, recOmendados
por specialists de gran mSrfto.
Una prueba lie convencera. IS cts.
6Oc y $1.0O. En- cualquier botiAa.
La gaceta., 1940-02-27

Billy Daunt, Lucky Mistake
y Sky Dust.
Oncend cGrrerd:
Siam, Mariska y Betty o.
Mine.
La gaceta., 1940-02-27

dnioo rue hay que hacer Is en-
viarnos un giro postal y un Sc
10 y ~nosctros nos encargaremcs
de- hacer que las entradas lie
guen a su destino.H
La gaceta., 1940-02-27

alguno!... lie habria matado de
una media pescuecera, como eI
Gallo. iPero va veis como las
ilusiones son efimeras: esta ma
mana sc 10 han encontrado
fiambre!
o.
De pronto llamaron a Ia puer
ia.
Isabel fue a abrir, volviendo
en- seguida al comedor, con un
sObrecillo, que entreg6 a Gusta-
yo, diciendo:
-iEl senior que ha traido es-
to dice que espera contestaci6n |
Gandara cogi6 la carta, la a
brio y Sc puso lfvido.
En- seguida, sin decir una pa
labra, abandon6 la estancia, g.
travesando Ell pasillo y saliendo
al encuentro del mensajero:
i Pase usted!-le dijo.
FL otro, que era I'm hombre
lie unos cuarenta aAo, entr6 ca
La gaceta., 1940-02-27
AN URGENT MESSAGE
to women who suffer
Female WEAKNESS

Few women today are free from some sign
OF functional trouble. Maybe you've noticed
YOURSELF getting restless, moody, ner-
yous, depressed lately-your work too much
for you
Then why not take Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound to help quiet weary,
nysterieal nerves, relieve monthly pain
dizzy f~ainting spells due to functional ir-
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For over go years Pinkham's Compound
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smiling thru difficult days" Why not give
this wonderful "woman's friendd a chance
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Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-27
Furniture for Sale

SUITCASES 89c up; Lockers $50
up; Trunks sos up See them at
DELOZIER FURNITURE
542 Main Ell Centre
80
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-27
Is Houses for Rent

ONE 5 ROOM and one 6 room
house, furnished. Reduced sum
mer rates or will least See own
pr 533 So 9th st $50
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-27

Lost, Found Astrdy

LOST = Small grey dog, female,
about size of Fox Terrier. Answers
to "Pudge." Reward. Mrs. Long,
North 9Th, across tracks end of
street. 5-29
FOUND-3 car keys in leather case,
in front of library. Call at Fire
Dept. 5-28
LOST-Gasoline hose Morrison
fittings both ends. Return to Gen.
Petroleum Corp, 314 Main. $50
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-27

Post-Press Want-Ad Section.
sWtally Different Infinitely Bet
ter. Read fer Profit Use for
Results!
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-27
81 Wanted. Miscellaneous

WANT TO BUY Dairy Outfit; about
80 Cows and 40 acres alfalfa
land. State what you have, price,
terms and how to get TO your
place. Will see you first week of
June. Post-Press Box 129 $50
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-27

FOR SALE Steel Channel Iron. |
beams, and cast iron pipe. Salvage
from Imperial water tank. Sam
Nallbuif, 584 Broadway Phone
589 5-27-tf
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-27
LOOK
A T
Wornack's
CHEVROLETS

CHEVROLETS
80 Delux Sport Sedan
A good one ................-.###.. $735
go Delux Town Sedan. not
clean but a good car -. S585
39 Master Coupe, low mileage
Beautiful -. ...... s645
39 Delux Coupe, cleanost in
the valley $780,. ..... $685.
SO Delux Town Sedan, Il really
fine car ................... -. $685.
'38 DIX SPIT. Sedan completely
oyerhauied .............. ..... ... $G25
'38 Master Town Sedan, no
match for this one. A real
value for ...................... $3.50
'37 Master Coupe. Radio.
overhauled ..........................-.... Si65
'36 Master Sport Sedan, over
hauled new paint ................ S42j
SO Standard Coupe, a real
fine car for ........................... S345
'35 Master 4-Door Sedan
"As is" .................................... $2i5
80 Chevrolet, 2-speed Axle
Truck, new rings, good
rubber ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $785
OTHER MAKES
'38 Dodge Coupe
good one Observation-Disclosures. $685.
'38 Plymouth DeluX Sport
Sedan, low mileage, and
really good car at ............ $685.
'38 Buick al Touring Sedan,
This is a good local car - 5000
"a Plymouth Sedan, A good
one for only ............................ $3.50
'35 Plymouth Delux Sport
Coupe, overhauled 49,. -. 1895
'36 Ford Sport Sedan
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'33 Ford Pickup, "as is -. Sl35
MANY MORE
TO CHOOSE FROM
EASY TERMS
At
WOnack's
$50 Main Phone ll06
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-27
IS Trucks Tractors TrQiIers

FOR SALE OR TRADE-Mack 2
ton yard Dump Body wood hy-
draulic hoist in good condition.
Pioneer Truck and Tranfer, 3rd
and Olive SITS, Ell Centre. $50
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-27
22 Country PrOperty-Saie
24 Wanted Real Estate

WILL, TRADE 40 Acres grape Vine
yard, Escondido district for eth
er improved Or mlmproVed III
FL Centro. Post Press, Box 600.
J-29
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-27

FOR SALE-15,000 lbs. fancy Ses-
bania Seed. Phone 8700-R-2. Con-
ant ranch, 3la mi. S.W. Ell Cen
tro. 81.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-27

morning, 20 Lascars of the City Of
Benares crew had to be carried on
stretchers. Their feet were frozen.
The children's impressions CEN
tered mostly on the food-or lack
Of it. Kenneth reckoned the days
by the sardines, ships biscuits and
quarter glasses Of water dispensed
on the first six days, supplemented
by q few swallows Of canned milk
which "thickened our saliva and
made us thirstier," and, the last two
days by the few drops Of juice from
q tin Of peaches, rationed after the
water was gone.
The only woman in the little boat
was Mary Cornish, 81, teacher,
who spent most of the time mas
saying the children's limbs, making
up exercises for them to counterfeit
the cramping and cold, leading them
In songs and telling stories includ-
ing, she said, "a serial-Bulldog
Drummond-my own version"
Alfred Capel, IL, remembered
best the great waves which several
times "had the boat practically up
side down." But every time he got
frightened, he said, he saw the brass
buttons on the uniform of an Off
Ger aboard, "and then I felt all
right"
The officer was Ronald Cooper
of Dundee, Scotland, who stayed
at the tiller day and night. Another
survivor was Bohdan Nagorski, Po-
lish shipping magnate, who said the
children behaved magnificently,
and disclosed that for two days they
had rowed continually, until they
found a sail slowed away in the