davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-04
Frosf!3ite Does
lis Bling Now

and toes. Especially important IN
prevention is the way the fee; are
stockinged and snod. For outdoor
work or exercise in frostbite wealth
er. thick stockings that have plenty
of air spaces are essential.
Not Wise Remedy
Rub the affected parts with
snow" is the ole household wisdom
about the treatment of frostbite, but
it is not very wise wisdom. 1t is, in
fact, barbarous because snow IS
gritty and may not only hurt, but
actually injure.
Gradual warming" with the ac-
cent on the gradual, is proper treat
ment, however, and is really what
lies back of the Grub with snow,
idea. The best initial source of
warmth is your own body or that OF
a companion-hands pressed on the
frozen area and accompanied by
rubbing to bring back the circula-
ton. Getting indoors and in front
Of a radiator or good fire can be
postponed until later-untll clrcu-
lation is established.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-04

department, in which there are
about 400 cases regularly from De-
cember to March. lie learned the
temperature at which frostbite be-
gins to occur is g +. Regardless of
humidity or other conditions, frost
bite is common at that level. Be
tween 50 F. and 14' F. frostbite
occurs only if there is high wind
velocity. Adore pa f. frostbite
never occurs.
Fatigue, exhaustion, hunger and
malnutrition all contribute to the
causation of frostbite. In long tricks
over frozen territory fatigue and
exhaustion naturally play a part
because they numb the mentality
and prevent noticing the pain and
tingling sensations that warn of the
approach of the danger, and also
stop all preventive measures.
Grease Another Factor
Grease is another contributory
factor. The clothing makes the
body warm because CT the air layers
between the fibcrs. when these air
cells are filled up by oil or grease,
itmakes the clothing less protective,
Constrained position or posture
for a prolonged time without cXer-
else conduces toward. the produc-
tion of frostbltc.
Essentially, frostb,'r s a kind OF
gangrene-a shutting otf Of the
blood vessels to the all led area
Naturally then, the te:min.i places
on the body. where the circult, ion Is
scanty. are the places affected: tbs
tip of the nose, the ears, the fingers
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-04
. : ?
g K Q 9 ) 5
A 4 ~ o
sE G 9

Dealer: North. Neither side
vUiSerabie.}
What bidding would YOU ro-c>1-
Yaa7d or this deal?
,a.,.-as Syndicate. Inc.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-04
UNLOCK HIS SUIT

SELDOM does hardened CAM
eaigner lead an honor Of ar uanlQ
suit against a hostile No Trump
contract unless he has a7otaer
honor in sequence with i. plus
at least one ether card as high as
a nine or higher This CRADLES q
careful cart-ceaG!3g partner TO
figure O.: Whac cards 10 use for
signaling. in C.:e: rot . BLOCK
the suit. i ne hGS SOC IN ones
himself G-.a - - lear the
way 70. chc .sc L: : i5a.et nod
ing.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-04

DR.. Clcndcnin% viii answer
questions Of general interest
only, and then only through
his column.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-01-04
Barclay On Bridge

playing his next highest card first
and his next to lowest second.
But he was afraid to put his 10 on
the first trick, so sigaaled with
the :. The A won the second trick,
then the 5 was led 70 East's Q.
The 10 won the fourth trick. but
-I.;est could never get in to take
his last diamond. Easts only other
trick vas with the heart a. as the
Geclarer scored four tricks IN
clubs. three in hearts and one in
spades.
HAD East realized West had
Nth his AK also the J or 9, ne
would have played frst the 10,
.h,r the q diamonds, would
have Won the third tcic!; with the
Q. led back the I 70 the Q anG :.
and :!,,= ccarrao! woN!& har: 15tn
beaten uc-aHG g2E;i
La gaceta., 1940-04-04
nFpiRTES
DOLLY GREEN, Ell GRAN
FAVORITO, GANO Ell DER
BY DEL CANEDROMO

Ell mas pequeno de los galgos
en- la carrera del Derby, Dolly
Green, mereci6 anoche La con-
fianza de Cos apostadores, que
lie declararon ell favorito, y a Ia
hora de la acci6n hizo honor a
los que habian pensado en- 81
para la victoria. Dolly Green es-
tableci6 una nueva marca de la
pista para los tres-octavos de
milla, hacienda el recOrrido en-
40 3/6 segundos.
Mas de 1000 persOnas pre-
senciaron la sensational carrie
"a. Sc pagaron los boletos del
vencedor a $3.50 por Ell d6lac.
Eelma Starter entr6 en- segundo
lugar Y Tuffy Band en- tercero,
La copa del Derby lie fue en-
tregada a Merton S. Ward, due
no del animal, por Ell alcalde r.
E. /. Chancey.
Tampa maadara una Repre-
sentaci6n a Jacksonville, el lu-
mes, con los perros Dolly Green,
VelmaI Starter q Tuffy Band.
Competiran alli con una selec-
La gaceta., 1940-04-04

como habian convenido, Plra, a
los postres, les cont6 10 que mo-
tivara su marcha de Ia casa de
Gustavo.
Nuestros lectores recuerdan
la eScena ocurrida aquella mana
ma, en- ausencia de Gandara, en-
tire la perversa Joaquina Car
.c6s, Ia embajadora de Eulalia, y
Ia infeliz e ingenua Pura.
Esta 10 cont6 TODD; sus amo-
res con Gustavo, la locura que
sc apoder6 de su coraz6n y de Ia
que no Sc arrepentia, porque ha
bia sido la gloria de su existen-
ella.
81 divide de todos slas pudos
res, para unir su vida al hcmbre
amado, al que veia como un
Dies.
En- fin, la manana fatal, en-
que llev6 el espantoSo desenga-
no que pOr POGO Ia cleSta b vi
da.
La gaceta., 1940-04-04

yendose que usbed tambien le
abandonaba L.. IIra usted q YER
10, verdad?
-l0h, claro esta, pobre milo!
lY eSta misma noche l...-repu-
so Pura con wehemencia.
-Esta noche rs impossible.
@Por que?
-Porque no IA frenQuearan
a listed IL entrada en- Ia Mode
TO-.
Para visitarlo habrA de espe-
rar listed q maiiana, de tres q
cuatro. que es Ia hOra de entra-
da.
Ell senior Gandara-ahadi6
Luisita, emocionada cada vez
mas a la vista de este dolor de
la pobre mujer-sufre mudho
con su ausencia. Juan Jose STEM
pre- lie decia que listed no debie-
ra saber NADIA de 10 ocurrido,
aunque a q, clarO eSta, le fuera
sdmitir esta hip6tesis.
La gaceta., 1940-04-04
la Inauguration del domingo
PRESENTATION LAS CUATRO NOVENAS
SUS LISTAS DE PELOTEROS
Lanzara Ia primera bOla 81 alcaIde Chancey

1as personalities.
Las lcuatro delegaciones pre-
centaron sus peloteros, que son
Unione Italiana: Felipe Gran
dio, director; Angelo Scionte,
Frank Saleme, Delio Pulido, F.
Fernandez, Lawrence M. Polk,
Hector Ginesta, r. Montoto,
John Ippolito, Sam Scionte, Ma
nuel Fernandez, Gaspar Capita
no, John Provenzano, Jimmy
lCabaliere y Rafael LeHnus.
Cfrcho Cubano: Cesar Fer
nandez, George M. McCorquar-
dale, James B. Kline, Jr., Percy
Gonzalez, Fred Muenzler, Her
sechel Anderson, Joe Schiro, F,
Carsten, Nick Schiro, Jr., Gus
Leavine, Robert Longval, Rober
to Jerez, Tony Schiro, Roy Ro-
driguez; Manuel Llauget, direc-
tor; JESUS Rodriguez.
Centric Asturiano: Amado
Jordan, Jr., Jose Diaz, Bill Fis-
her, Richard Fidalgo, Emilio AL
media, Tom Provenzano, Rene
Rodriguez, Sam Morgado, Ro :
berto Guerra, Aurelio Varas,
Manuel Mones, Alberto Jime-
nez, Ruben Rodriguez, Jose Fer
nandez, Marcelo Maseda y An
dres Espolita, director.
Caballeros Leales: Willie Paz
Benny Fernandez, Chelo Casti-
no, Jes1s Romero, Jose Iglesias
Frank Clement, Jimmy White,
Eddie Contreras, Rafael Fer :
nandez, Manuel Fernandez, Pa
tricio Perez, Jack Gaddy, Eve
La gaceta., 1940-04-04
RIQUEzA Y MISERIA

Armenian Ia miseria de la vi
da, no la inrcpiedai en- ST, sine
su nal origen y sus perversio-
mes.
La adquisioi6n de riqueza por
Ia v%iolercia o Ell fraude ocasiona
el exceso de- riqueza Y su NAL
use, males que castigan de por
81 y que p~rincipalmente la Gull
tura evitara.
10 mas pernicioso del deere
cho de propiedad en- su aplica-
ci6n a atgo indebido.
Lo que es necesario no puede
ser s~caparado, sin culpa, por
un hombre o una clase.
iDelinquen los que Sc apode-
ran de extensiones enorumes del
suelo comin o de cualquier otra
cosa indispensable a los demas.
We'd en- los contrahechos de
cuerpo o de alma, testimonies
vivientss del abuse en- el dere-
chode propiedad. Considered
tan delincuente al que extiende
este derecho sobre bienes que
necesitan 10 sdemas, como al
que mutila o mata a un ser hu-
mano.
Y ~Quitareis Ia miseria que a.
flige al que posee de mas y al
que sc priva de 10 necesario.
COastanciO C. Vigil.
La gaceta., 1940-04-04

Sc lego una carta renuncia del
subdelegado del Centre Asturia
no, ST.. Ceferino Lopez La ,Lga
Sc di6 por enterada, d,jando
que ell Centre reSuelva. Sc acor-
do mandarle un pase por la TEN
porada al Sr. Lopez.
Ell sabado, a las cuatro de la
tarde, la Liga Sc rsunira en- Ell
parqae de Cuscaien, piscina de
nataci6n, con Ell fin de cambiar
tmpresiones.
La gaceta., 1940-04-04
GustavO IA enganaba.


Gustavo no Ia guerra bien.
Contra 10 que decfa a cada
instanbe, aun conssrvaba en- Ell
fondo de Su coraz6n el recuerdo
de la que fue Su espOsa.. y aGn
Sc veia con ella.
Pura miSma 10 vic entrar en-
una casa de donde POGO deSpues
.salia Eulalia de las Torres.
Y ella, Pura, no era mujer pa
IA consentirlo.
Guerra demasiado a Gustavo
para resignarse a compartir Ell
coraz6n del hombre sonado cor
no importa quien fuese, y me-
nos con aquella mujer que Pu-
"a saba destroz6 la vida del POI
bre Gustavo.
Entonces, heroica, aun sa-
biendo que iba a hacerse Ia no
che en- Su alma para siempre, Sc
decide a huir de Ia casa del mu-
La gaceta., 1940-04-04

Con la asistencia de todos los
aelegados Y subdelegados Sc re-
uni6 anoche en- el Centre Astu-
riano, a las s:15, la Liga de Pc
lota Intersocial. Preside nues-
no director, Sr. VictorianO Man
teiga, actuando Sergio Berdeal
m Ia s~ecretarfa.
Fueron aprobadas las lactas
de las dos sesiones anteriores.
Sc di6 cuerta de las invitacio
mes extendidas a conocidas per-
9onalidades del concrete, politi-
"a Y en- primer Eugar las socie-
ladies' mutualistas.
Entire los invitados figuran
los presidentes de LAS cuatro so
;iedades que participant en- el
,ampeonato, Sres. Vicente Guas
ella, Paquito Garcia, Francisco
Gonzalez Y Enrique Santos; pre-
sidente, s~ecretario Y directories
de la Camara de Concrete de
Yor; p~residente de La Verbena
del Tabaco; las figuras mas des
tacadas de los grupos polfticos
locales; todos los concejales y en-
particular los Sres. Juan Pache
co, Cannella, Frecker, DNArpa y
Rosenthal; comisionado Nick
HNuccio; juez Lorenzo Herman :
dez; Anthony Schleman, que
presidira Ell grupo de la Legion
Americana, en- la ceremonial de
la bandera; el capitan Eddings;
Rev. Passiglia; las representa-
clones de todos los peri6dicos; la
Junta de Recreo en- pleno, COM
puesta por los Sres. Nash Hig-
gins, supervisor, y Sres. Ray B.
Cradle, Morris White, Sra. H. B.
Hutchinson, Sra. Anna Wash
ington, Victoriano Manteiga
DR.. Luis Rey, medico de la Lga
Gustavo Porro y otras distingui
La gaceta., 1940-04-04
Hubo un silencio tragico.

Los novios habian escuchado
el relate de la pobre mujer con
atenci6n wvisima, y los dos. Y
Luisa sobre TODD, experimental
ban ell horror de las grandes ira
gedias de Ia yida.,,
iAh, esta pobre mujer, QUE
Tulsa veia sc dej6 tambien He
var por ell coraz6n!...
Lopez Muro no salia de 81 a.
sombro.
Y, al fin, pudo decir:
-Pero... IuSted esta segIra.
sonora, por DiOs, de 10 que ha
dicho?...
-iY tan segura, Lopez Mu-
Fo!... 70 Sc que Gustavo Sc veia
con gu eSpoSa... Yo miSma 10 he
Pero este no quiere dscir
que no vaya a verlo iPobre miol
-lNO puede ser, PulitaI
-YO tamhidR me rssistu a
La gaceta., 1940-04-04
LA GACErA
pedrero. Roberto puiido ;

lilo Pedrero, Roberto Puiido y
jose Gomez, director.
Charles Allen, el jefe umpire,
hizo aIgunas explicaciones, que
s.ran egtudiadas.
Todas las novenas Sc compro-
metieron a estar en- Ell terreno
no mas tarde de la una, por
iulan.o la Inauguration, con el
l~anzamiento de la pelota por e.
a.ca.de R. E. L. Chancey, tendra
lugar a Ia 1870.
In ervicio dc altavcces Sc ms
taiara, con Ell fin de trasmitir e.
~rcgrama.
La ceremonial acordada, muy
e..'ta, Is la siguiente:
A Ia una y ounce Sc TIARA la
banGera IN el terreno, intervi-
r.endo en- la ceremonial la Lee
gi6r Americana; la banda del
Incau.o H.llsborough, la Liga
in plsno, presidente de socieda-
ae:, .nyitados y p~eloteroe.
Pronunciara unss palabras,
en- representation de la Legion
- con motive de la bandera, Ell
Sr. Anthony Schleman,
Depaes ell alcalde lanzara la
primsra pslota, con la ~asisten-
cia del p~residente de Ia Liga.
En- la glorieta Sc reservara un
espacio para la banda de los Ter
riers, dirigida pOr Ell professor
Amado Delgado, y para dos invi-
tados especialeS.
Nash Higgins tiene prometi-
do a la Liga q. ell terreno esta-
ra listo para el domingo v Nash
con la a~sistencia de Doc Nance,
siempre cumple 10 que promote.
Los nuevos uniformes para
las nOvenas de la Unione Italia
ma Y CaballeroS Leales son espe-
radios hoy.
La compania de Spicola rega=
10 los uniformaS de los Caballe-
ros Leales y los de la Unione
han sido regalados por CaNtagi-
rome, La Tropical Ice Cream,
Golf y S~ettecasi y Chillura.
Ell executive de Ia Liga ton6
Ell acuerdo de nombrar umpire
de bases a Ed Leavine, que Sc
dice es un arbitro e~ficiente, y
umpires sustitutos a Antonio
Martinez Y Charles Gonzalez.
Como va hemos anunciado Ell
primer desafio sc efectuara en-
tire La Unione Italiana y ell
Centre Asburiano v ell segundo
entire ell CircUlo Cubano y los
Caballeros Leales.
Las cantinas, Ell domingo, es-
taran a cargo, en- ell primer tur-
no del Circulo Cubano y Caballe
ros UaaleS y en- ell segundo del
Centre Asturiano y la Unione
Italiana.
La gaceta., 1940-04-04
creerlo~ !-ahadi6 Luisa.

~AiddiO Lu4od.
-Ustedes son sus amigos,
listed es muy buen amigo suyo,
Juan Jose. Els natural que 10 de-
fienda.
LIE aseguro a listed, sonora,
que 81 70 tuviera Ia mas peque.
ma duda acerca de la conducts
y los s~entimientos de Gustavo,
no ls defenderia. Pero tengo Ia
certeza de que listed Sc engaha.
Pura sonri6 de un modo iris
re.
Era muy tarde.
Lopez Muro page la cuenta, y
les tres salieron a la calle.
En- fin-dijo la amante de
Gastavo, 6sspid.endose del poe
ia y de su novia-: ESQ es cosa
que 70, de todos modes, no quie-
70 recordar ahora en- que "a Is
desgraciado. Manana mismo j.
re a verlO. IDice listed que e do
tres Q cqatro1
La gaceta., 1940-04-04

vietoriano Manteiga, Editor
La gaceta., 1940-04-04
II Quien iba a sospechar que
no saba listed NADIA, Pura7...

II Quien iba a sospechar que
no saba listed NADIA, PuraI...
-iNada, amigos miosl".
-Pero... Ipor que Sc march6
'usted de aquella caSa?,..
Pura Sc pas6 una mano por
Ia frente, hacienda un gesto do
loroso.
Luego dijo;
-Es muy largo de contar L..
/ Quieren ustedes venir a mi ca
sa..., a mi habitaci6n, mejor di-
.Ch0?.., iAlli sabran ustedes to-
do 10 que ha pasadol
Pero Lopez Muro, al tempo
que Sc ponia en- pie contest6:
-No, seloral listed es Ia
que Sc viene con nosotrosl Va
mos a cenar juntosl Y. de sobre
mesa, nos cOntara usted su obi
seal
La gaceta., 1940-04-04
va hecha.

ci6n va hecha.
Para Ia octava carrera de hoy
han sido inscriptOs varios de los
mas veloces ~ejemplares no solo
en- Tampa, sine tambien de to-
do Ell Estado: Court Drama,
Pleasant News, Tariff Pride,
Traffic Warrior, Denver Lad,
Uptown Wrangler, Buff Luck Y
Cotton Market.
La gaceta., 1940-04-04
La Gaceta Folletin No. 100
TONIC y
"A MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE
.lOh. que horror!

Lopez Muro cOnt6 entonces
todOs los detalles de 10 ocurridO
al desdidhado desde Ell d6h de
la tragedia.
Gandara habia sufrido mu-
chO, mucho.
Incluso sus buenos amigos ha-
bian temido que perdiese La ra-
g6n.
Y, en- su calvariO, en- SD amar
gura, 10 que mas le amarga cier-
tamente, era Ell divide y el aban-
dono de ella.
IMil wees, sonora, me ha
preauntsdo por listed, extra
66ndose de 81 silenci0 y Gre
- ~ Ha
La gaceta., 1940-04-04

Fueron 3 un restaurant eco
n6micO Do b plan dsl Angel, "
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-17
PORT CALENDAR
Council Reduces
Dog License Cost

Dog tags for l941 will be cheaper
for owners Of male dogs and spayed
females
The council decided informally
Monday that neW ordinance
should be brought in Wednesday
for immediate enactment on a
basis OF reducing the male dog IL
cense from 80 year to 81 year,
and doing away altogether with n
half-year or part-year license pro-
vision. now existing
The tax on female dogs. now SO
a year, may be kept the same or
may be raised Safety Commits
sioner Eastwood in recommending
a lower tax on male dogs sug-
gested an increase to s. for the fe-
males.
But some Of the commissioners
baked and 1t appeared probable
no change would be made in that
fee. nor in those charged kennels
II was made clear that with the
reduction in fee. all dog owners
will be expected to take out Ii
censes for the fun calendar year
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-17
Currier States
Preference for
Pinball Machines

Spokane's CITY government is de-
riving an annual revenue of So
600 in direct licenses on pinban
machines and an additional 81 200
a year from transfer fees on these
machines. T. L Currier told the
Tacoma city council Monday.
Currier. spokesman for the anti
wee committee here, said he had
Just returned from Spokane where
he had talked with city officials
about conditions there.
He SAID the pinbalI machines as
operated IN Spokane are less
vicious than the iron claw type
Of machine permitted in Tacoma
These. he asserted, give the pa
iron no chance whatever.
Currier expressed surprise and
pleasure at an apparent clean up"
in Tacoma as far AS bootlegCerS
and gambling are concerned. He
smiled broadly as he gave the
council credit for the action and
admitted he didn't know who was
responsible for it except what he
read in the papers.
He took sly dig or two AT Com
missioner Eastwood but Eastwood
didn't hear him. being at the time
engaged in a conference across the
table with the corporation counsel.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-17
Stale Land Sales
Bring S94,675

The state took in 1884. SIS from
ale Of state timber. land and tide
and shorelands At its December 5
auction In IS counties. the largest
amount since 1922. Land Commits
sioner Albert c. Martin reported
at Olympia today.
The sale included $500. 1877 worth
~ timber. SIS .405 In land. sls.Sos
In tide and shorelsnds and the rest
N leases and sand. Amounts
taken in in various. counties IN
eluded:
Chelan county. S2.s9S In tim
Der; Cowlitx. s2le.6sS in timber:
Crays Harbor, Sos. 500 in timber;
King. $3.50 in timber. 81. 0e5 in
land and S12. eo7 in tide and shore
land: Lewis. s2l3.556 in timber;
Lincoln. 34.e7S in land: oksnogsn.
&2e.610 in timber; Pacific S134 FAC
IN timber: Pierce, ss.e4l In timber;
Skagit. Ss.TsT in timber: Sno-
homish. S44.72l in timber: Thurs.
ton. S10.5ss In timber; Whitman
$4,000 in land. and Yakima
~ rs In timber.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-17
Joint Broiherhoods
Dance Draws Crowd

A large crowd attended the sixth
annual ball OF the Joint Railway
Brothefhoods Saturday night at
the Century ballroom.
Music WAS furnished by Brad
bannon's orchestra. II. n. Barney
jackson was chairman. Assisting
him were John Fsn. c. c. Collins.
Joe Campbell. W. J. Morgan, Her
man Rutt. Fred johnson. Homer
Pratt. A. r. Taylor. N. J. Aorri-
son. Mel Voorhees,. Herman Hunt.
Richard Breon. William Loew.
George Lsse. William Goddard
Garfield EDDY. Ed Hsger. Fred
Jones. Gus Resensii. W. ID. Cum
mings, Leo Miller. William Frit.
shin, Pike Peterson. Bob Cherry
and the Misses Dorothy Cnx anc
Jean Shining.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-17

Tacoma high schools seemed TO
be recovering from their cold-flu
epidemic Monday but grade school
pupils were taking the worst Of ii.
according 10 reports from the
buildings reaching Or. George Il.
Smith, school health director
In some spots absences Monday
morning ran as high as 2s and 80
per cent and one Mckinley hill
school 40 per cent he said. Since
Christmas vacation is so near,
however. there is not much 10 be
gained by closing he said
High school absences dropped
from - per cent Friday to 20 per
cent Monday.
Attempts Of some county schools
10 open Monday were uusuccess-
ful. Or. Lee r. Powers Of the Ia
coma health department reported
after a morning oheok-up.
Graham and Midland both found
themselves still short Of 20 per
cent OF their regular enrollments
New schools closed Monday were
LaCamas. until the 18th; Central
Ave. school, for an indefinite
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-17

Bankruptcy petitions in federal
oDurt Monday included:
Joe Edward Cooper. Olympia:
debts amounting to 81 ees so. with
full exemption claimed for assets
valued At $3.50
A. J. Ashbaush. jr.. and his
wife. Doris. Ri. ]. Box IS, South
Tacoma: debts listed al 3s.4sz,
with full exemption asked on as
~ valued At $3e5.
Ole A. Hansen. Olympia: debts
amounting to S372e6. with totsl
exemption claimed on $3.50 In
assets.
Donald W. Dodge and his wife
Doris. Olympia; granted petition
for default of debts amounting Z,
91,5e5. with $500 exemption
e1ainad a aass1s totAllins 0.loo
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-17
Army Orders

WASHING O\-Thc War Depart
ment has issued the following orders:
Colonies John p McKnignt me.
New York 10 Fort Monmouth. n. J..
Edward n Bertrsm inf- Sacramento.
70 Vancouver Barracks. Francis ".
Clark. retired Carmel Calf 70 ac-
tive. Preside Of Monterey. Wilson c.
Won Kesslsr. nc. Fort Ord 70 Pre-
sidio Of MONTEREY. William W.
Youngs. c. Fort Leavenworth. 20 Des
Lieut.. Colonies Richard NJ WIN
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Tex. George Z LlndoW. nc, Denver.
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nc. Il Paso. % Camp Grant. Ihom-
as H Reagan. nc Fort Monmouth.
to Camp Grant. william A. Smith.
nc Fort Belyoir 70 Camp Grant.
Harold O. Holt. c.. Fort Meade. ;. d,
10 Fort Riley. William +. Buckley,
QmC. Chicago. 20 washington. DAVID
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Ton. % Detroit L1iburn Garland
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-17
Begin Dredge Work
In City aierway

A periodic project OF essential
harbor maintenance, a dredge COM
menced working on the city water
way Monday morning.
Under contract to the L. s.
army engineers the dredging is
being done by the General Con-
struction Co.
After several years of inatten-
ton. the current work is warmly
welcomed by mariners and partic-
ulsrly the three boatbuilding con-
Germs located on the waterway.
Due 10 consistent shoaling by
seepage and sewage at the water
ways head lack OF sufficiently
deep water has presented an acute
problem to navigation and shipping