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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-09-26
HELP AN
ALASKAN
Telephone 713 or write
The Alaska Territorial
Employment Service
for this qualified worker.

DRAFTSMAN-SALESMAN-Mar
ried man, age 80, high school grad
uate, and trained as craftsman. Sew
eral years experience in drafting
and blueprinting. Also is able sales
man, experienced in selling store
fixtures and equipment. Call for
ES 181.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-09-26
LOYAL TRAITC~S

LONDON, Sept 26.-Headquarters
for the Free French il London de-
clared TODAY that Frs ach authorities
in Dakar acted unde- German pres
sure when they cred on Gen. De
Gaulle's forces.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-09-26
JAPAN IN PINCHED

NEW YORK, Sept. 26.-- Steel
ndlGtry sources estimated today
that Japan could acquire not more
than 100000 tons of steel and scrap
from the United States before Pres
idential restrictions &C into effect
October 16
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-09-26
THE WEATHER
(By the o. 8. Weather yBmeau)
U. s. DEPARTMENT OFsCOMMERCE, WEALTH.

vicinity beginning 430
Mostly occasional light showers tonight partly cloudy Fri
temperature lowest temperature tonight 49,
highest Friday gentle variable winds
Alaska: Local showers tonight Friday
change in temperatures gentle to moder
along the Gulf Of Alaska,
showers tonight partly cloudy
Friday gentle moderate souheastery winds Cape Spencer
Resurrection moderate east notheastery
winds Resurrection Kodilk fair becoming cloudy nth
local showers Friday; gentle easterly Winds becoming
moderate to fresh souheasterly Friday y" tg'
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-09-26
FIGHT TONIGHT

JERSEY CITY, Sept. 26. - Max
Baer weighed in at 223h pounds
this afternoon for his fight with
Young Pat Comiskey The bout is
scheduled for Is rounds. Baer
weighed two pounds more than when
he fought Galento last May. Com
iskey weighed in at 2071a pounds.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-09-26
COUPLE MARRIED
BY COMMISSIONER

Wallace Peterson and Alga
Adams Of Tyee were married yes
terday afternoon by U. S. Com
missioner Felix Gray, with Mrs.
e. J. White and Mrs. Crazy Peter
zen as witnesses
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-09-26
''0ne Horse
W (iiy'laws

SUPERIOR, WIS, Sept N-City
authorities, eager to keep Superior
from being called one-horse
town, took steps at once when they
discovered that policemen were gov
ernad by manual left over from
horse and buggy days. tffs
Among instructions to policemen
it listed were these: To note all
cases of fast thorSe) driving, pro-
hibit brutality to animals, keep
horses off of sidewalks, untangle
traffic snarls caused by teams and
report ailments or defects in stock
and harnesses of the police depart
ment.
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The Navajo Indian tribe, NUM-
bering about $4,000 inhabits U.s.
GOO square miles in northeastern
Arizona and northeastern New
Mexico. an area larger than some
states.
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The DalIy Alaska empire has the
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Baseball Today

The following are scores of games
played this afternoon in the two
major leagues:
National League
Philadelphia / New York g.
Boston s; Brooklyn Q.
American League
New York S; Philadelphia A.
Try q classified ad In The Empire
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Empire ClaSsifiedS Pay!
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-13
Townsend Meetings

Meeting Monday: X 81 No. !. AT
Normanna hall. So. 18th and X sta
Mckinley No. 7. at Royal Neigh
bors hall. IA. G and Division Lane.
business meeting. Q p. m. followed
by card party and refreshments;
Rnston No /. AT Ruston school.
with J. H. Town a. speaker.
Tuesday: Gig Harbor No. I.
basement Catholic church. . p. m (:
Manltou No. "a. Aanitou hall. bust
nsAs meeting and dancing Aekln-
ley No. .. ct sheridan schooi. .
p. m; Oakland NO. II. at s73z 30.
Tyler st; ortlng No. !. ~ g. A n.
hail. .. m. Park Ave. No. 10.
At PARK ave school annex. Sith
Howard Leo AZ speaker; Puyaiiup
No. ]. At public library; Twenty
third ST. No. q. al zs44 So. sbsri-
dan ave. 7.so D. m.
wednesday. Hawthorns No 20.
at 7si0 IA. c at. 8 p. m. Red
nond No. 2. ~ Old posioffles. .
D. m Sumner No. 1 a. l. o. o. v.
hall, with J. n. Town a. speaker
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-13
Puyallup Man
Dies in Car u

PuyAfLrr - Coroner T. ~
Long said Saturday morning he
viii make an autopsy 10 determines
the cause Of death az Ernest u.
Berg. 7s-year-old Pnyaliup man.
who was found siumped over the
wheel Of HIS car ON tho highway
j'ist south Of ortlng Friday night
There was no evidence Of No-
lenee, IN. coroner declared. 30 the
cause must have been internal.
The young man apparently had
lied suddenly. however. fiss car
was driven partly off the pave
ment. but he had killed the engine.
The ignition switch still was
turned on.
Berg worked for tina Mutual Fir
Column Co. in Tacoma. lie was
born in Puyaiiup and was q men,
Der of the A. o. u, ". lodge.
Surviving are his father. Louis
Berg. five brothers. William az
Hoquiam. Fred In Alaska. I'D az
centralia, and Ben and Robert 81
Puyallup. and a sister. Mrs. Eliza
beth Firstenworth OF Aberdeen,
wrigiey and Clements viii an
nounce funeral arrangsmsnts.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-13

Car Driver Sticks
Like Bronco Buster

Howard Lichtenwalter outrods
wildly osreening automobile In
volved In crashes with another car
and a tree 10 emerge only slightly
hurt about 1.26 a. m. Saturday.
LichtenwAiter. Ills So. 18th st.
WAS taken to 81. Joseph's hospital
after the accident 81 so, 18th and
] ats, for treatment of cuts 10 his
face and hands.
Police Officers W. r. olmstesd
and Dan johnson reported failure
Of the other driver, Harry Mecor-
mick. 81, Of Auburn. TO stop for
the arterial caused the accident.
Mccormlck's car. eas,bound. struck
Lichtenwalter' southbound road
ster. The roadster skidded 50 feet
10 the point OF impact after the
driver applied the brakes. then slid
another 40 feet. jumped a eurbing.
and backed up against . tree.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-13
School Employees TO
Protest Pay Action

The joint salary committee OF
employees Of the public school sys-
tenn following a meeting Friday
afternoon to consider measures Of
protest against the action Of the
school board in denying further
restoration of salaries this year.
announced II would reveal details
Of its plans next week.
The committee includes repre-
sentatives OF the administrative
group. operating employees associ-
alton, maintenance employees, the
Tacoma Association of Classroom
Teachers, and Local 461. American
Federation OF Teachers. The
groups contend that the employees
position has not been adequately
presented TO the public.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-13
Rev. William Sharp
Passes in Burton

The Rev. William James sharp.
SO. former pastor Of Westminster
and Bethany Presbyterian church.
81 In Tacoma. died Friday at his
home In Burton.
Mr.. sharp. who had also held
pastoratss In ceptralis and Eilsns-
burg. was . Eraduaie OF hcAliis-
ter college. Princeton and the San
Anselmo seminary.
he leaves his wife. Harriet, Of
the home: two daughters. Mrs
Dorothy Powers Of Seattle and
Mrs. Margaret johnson 81 Comp.
ton. Cal. and two sons. Robert Of
Vancouver and John u Tacoma
Funeral services Sill he held
Monday ct II 30 q. m. from Pipsrs
chapel.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-13
Clothing win
Be Evidence

cs.shinx wcvn W l&mss Nnmr-
-. ss.ysss.esa rsfs dairy sraes
driver he slsht nsss vlrslris
Raffis wss saarssa fatally il frpes
sf hsr hcms ~ -. Ferry 4. wsu
se aahsnlstea ~ svld<es> n Ne
trial fcs masa<s Juas 10
issmp~es kims~if tsek pA<t n >
hearing ssfnss n.zp>vssr caurs
jsaKs n . hedge Friday - =
pstltion ~ ssppfe@~ that sviisae<
- ilisEsl Il wss contested -
having h<<a shssins.l fsem fisnp-
SAWS rom At The uakwncd dairy
witnalt hi p<rmis.ias ard win.
OF . s<sFuh warrant.
After testimony srsi sfnamests
which lasted inta ths sftsfnsan.
Judge iIoass dsnse<s tns dsfsnss
masian sna permitted the rFoss-
eusIan 10 kssp the slafhinx - ssi-
dsa1s. u = h~llsvsa th<fs I'll ~
an sttsmpt 70 identity spots - tns
clothes e. bleed 81 Ia slain usit%
rs.a. Miss nsffis. sns.tims assi
frsepd ~ iiampsaa.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-13
Forest Service Plans
Anii-Fire 'Bliizkreig

PORTLAND - Modern airplane
war methods will be adopted by
the United States forest service IN
combating costly and disastrous
fires this summer. Assistant Re-
eional Forester NJ. L. Merritt re-
ported here today.
A plan OF unloading fire fight
ters from planes will be tried on
Chelan national forest at Win
throp, Wash. Merritt said the for
est service had is parachutes, is
special jumping suits and Is
eight-pound smoke jumpers radio
sets.
Merritt said the plan Of unload
ing fire fighters quickly by plane
near fires had been experimental
with last fall, and that results
justified trying it on a larger
scale.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-13
Funeral Services for Mrs.
M. N. Halverson Monday

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80. on sl@ndsssp< 1<raenlnz
=. c,s H.rsss ~ <hsel IN
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49, AFn<< Dunn ~ uzcz<cn
~ - fcile~<1 ~ f<rxr1m An
seoss>Fs SO xtri& 80 inxtfed
: u. s~ussy rs<z ~--s - -
~ xrcm<a< - c<x Warrior hlEn
~knsl Ffs1<s. under ~ alr~etcr
It ksfw 49,. rvse<zp&i - -
t1=eein sek>zl. wsae<<< smeax ~
hefs weTe Hsy Hr4ak1snx. Carl
Melissa. Rsr Afn~ki. - Presses.
ca&Fsss we<lss. Jersey 1en~<. 4n.
thaay eksn=se. t&zzIs tlxha ara
I.exi Hos~ r. si<I wsan<rs ~<r<
tus~s tti&ssna. yt~rnsrs tfnfenn<r.
ksshsFsns Hsruff. Aaxnssa We
n<ss. pewi. MecnEl<x ss1 z~zns
Fdwar<1N
y ~ 7narssrn. wA> kas k~sn
s<Fssasly -. f<turn<z - nzes1aY
fra . T.ee~s kn.plisi - b
eanvaiss<inr - he kams
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-13
Sunday to Be
Hospital Day

Throughout the nation, hospitals
will be open to the public Sunday
in observance OF National Hospital
day.
Hospitals in Tacoma and Pierce
county have completed plans for
the occasion. Visitors will be well
come at Pierce County hospital
from 1 to p. m, at st. Joseph's
hospital from 2 to p. m, at Ia
coma General hospital from 2
to p. m, and at the Veterans
hospital at American lake from
to p. m.
They will be shown through the
various departments and will be
told of the work done in each.
At the Veterans hospital. en-
tertainment is planned. An ex-
hibition drill by the drum and
bugle corps of Ballard post of
v. r. w. is scheduled for p. m.
At 100 a softball game will be
PLAYED between Tacoma Eagles
and Tacoma Woodmen OF the
World, and from 2:30 to 4, the
Tacoma Elks' band will give an
outdoor concert.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-13

course, so the present set-up didn't
just happen overnight. Here's the
picture:
There's saltwater business
establishment located practically
in the lap of the Sixth Ave. ferry
TERMINAL at Titlow Beach. It's
called O'Neill Boat Works.
It's owned and operated on
cooperative basis by the
aforementioned capable quin-
tet-Iack O'Neill; Fred Com
mings. IS; X. G. Brown, 23;
Roy Hickock, IS; Joe Sullivan,
FL.
They operate land successfully.
thanks) a public moorage, boat
rentals, a 24-hour-service water
taxi (the swift, red Skylark)-and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-13
Exoms May 20 for
Registration Clerk

Examinations 10 establish an
eligible list for the position Of
registration clerk In the city hall
will be held May 2s at a. m.
No opening exists at present for
the $3.50 per day job. Last day
to file application blanks Is Tues
day, May Il.
Candidates must be between Fl
and IS, have education equivalent
10 a high school course. a years
office experience. knowledge Of
election laws. and be q typist
Application blanks may be Oh.
tanned in the civil service office
Room 100. city hall
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-13
Tells Why Tax Law
Was Thrown Out

". r. Hsidingsr. attorney for
WeyerhaeUser Timber Co. Friday
told members ~ Tacoma Bar as
ISOLATION Why the Washington sI-
preme court found the 1889 fuel
Oh tax isw unconstitutional
Among the reasons. he said. Was
that u placed a tar on liquid fuel
and not on hard fuel, such ~ coal,
wood and sswdust
The luncheon meeting was held
IN Tacoma hotel
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-13

something new ana ddferent N
boat-building plants.
And now for their new boat In
the frs, place. they emphasize.
they're not using the public for q
guinea-pig: their building and ex-
perimenting has been in progress
for over a year. and the Furnishing
trials are complete and satisfac-
tory.
I'VE witnessed a demonstration
Of spectacular running tests, care
fully inspected several boats in
various stages Of construction
and visited the sanctum-sanctorum
where the secret process takes
place.
We wish to point out the new
craft Is unusual primarily because
1t affords an all-round small boat
to huge potential market because
Of a reasonable price.
While materials and design are
distinctive. 1t Is really the method
Of construction which makes the
new boat noteworthy reality.
II IL q 14-foot plywood boat
designed for use with either
an inboard or outboard motor
but don't 70 away. II selis
for Sll5.
II you'll just accept our say-so,
the craft Is round-bottomed for
ward and V-bottomed aft. In
view of the rigorous tests we
saw, we reckon the design is as
fool-proof and generally seaworthy
as anything ever desired for local
waters under any condition. And
her lines give her an unsual turn
OF speed in direct radio to the
power used.
Admittedly. plywood boats have
heretofore met with only mediocre
public-approvsl and practical sue
cess. The builders and your re-
porter, however, believe this boat
is different.
Secret Of the whole thing Is
the method Of construction
and that Is truly q secret.
Sorry.
The materials employed and
the specifications, on the other
hand. welcome your inspection.
Statistics: Il feet long. five
foot beam, open boat except for a
four-foot foredeck; very conven-
tional. Stem and keel is single
piece steamboat eastern white
oak, IL inch square; keelson and
breasthook Is same material, pa
inches by Ia inches. Airplane
spruce is used for the chine.
thwartship flooring timbers tno
true frames.)
The hull is fabricated from four
full-length panels Of resin-sealed,
water-impervious, quarter-inch fir
plywood. 1t is shaped into a uni
formly strong, light, watertight
single-unit shell by the secret
method conducted behind locked
doors.
BY trial and error, successful
combination of galvanized, copper
and brass fastenings has been
evolved.
The boat is adaptable to any
general use in addition to being
fast, Its size and weight allow for
easy handling in the water or out.
II looks good to US.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-13
Tiny Shoes Bring Mother Fond Memories

Mothers memories ere couied 10 the
third generation with these three bsonzed body
shoes Mrs Chorles Sehleusner. Of the Town
House, holds her own boby brooon. while be-
fore Daughter Mrs. Wolter Nlois) Peterson.
IS, OF Spokone. IS the second metolired shoe.
ond beside !, IS Granddaughter 10 Am Peter
son, 4. booming over her own souvenir shoe
let
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-13
Reputation
10y VIDA HURST

Anna said ssrcastieally. The
efficient police force have found
IL suppose And what about the
blond womanf"
1T was left there by q blond
woman all right. But unfortunate
ly they have no trace Of her"
Aunt Belle inquired Does this
mean you're going TO get married
right away
NO" the girl replied. TN not
going 10 be married until this
business is settled"
She thought Anna looked re-
lieved but her aunt said smartly,
Then you're apt to be an old maid
like am. Not but what you'll be
better off. I'm disgusted with this
whole affair. People with the
right kind OF blood in their veins
don't get mixed up with such
things. I came over here tonight
to try TO persuade your mother 10
come with me TO California but
for some reason she doesn't want
10 do H."
ut isn't that I don't appreciate
your wanting to take me Belle, ="
Anna protested.
But how can you afford II.
Aunt Belief" Gail asked touched
by the older woman's generosity.
Sold Bond
I've sold a government bond.
The last one I have" Aunt Belle
admitted. But I feel sure that
my dear father would say II could
be put to no better purpose
fcontinued on Page Ten)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-13

Thomas T. Rsst~y Tuesday. .
p m. from LYBns ebapei. Rev.
Henry Victor Morgan officiating.
burial TAcoms cTmstsry
Val ~. At~s Monday. . 20 . M.
from Cassidy a Aliens chapel.
burial Mountain View burial para
sfra. AaaA kamn Monday. p.
IA from nslilngsrs chapel. burial
Tacoma csnetsry.
Hans ifsassa-A Monday. Z p. m.
AZ Pipers chapel. ancer direction
u Clover lodge. no. 81. ~ and
a. ~ Hansen also VA = nsm'
Der ~ the Danish BroihsrhoOd.
Hs "a survived BY tao brothers.
Christian W. Of Apfinxflsid, Orr.
ard Peter u Edgar. Nse. obs
sister. Mrs Mary Larsen 81 ong.
seb.. faatsF daughter. Mas
Edlfh Jeanette Hansen ~ ths
home. and several nlsess and
nephsNs
Mrs. Wi N. Hssgsa-MoBtay
y Is .. m. from Aslbnssr
chapel. Rev A. q. Ksttnsf off
eating bansl Tseoma csmstsry,
she vas a former resident Of Nc
Sel Aland
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-13

fsIA HARMON Fsanerai services
fnF IRA Nellie n. issgversua. 81.
whe died Thur~s.y n . Tsenms
ho<rlssl wtl - Md acnA<s -
asfa p - fFosn - refkzHs
Fssnersl homs. wits she rev. a. .,
Knass<n efflxlsfing Burial wili
feilp~ IN Lonkhr.neh hems q no
decreased ~ past - yssF~
80 les~ss k<s husband. 7. y
HAlv<r>cu. - the hams, ca~ 80.
Arthur g. - pcrtlsna, Orr .
daughter. Mr. A. l. Jehnsea. a
rHcemsl her neshsF. kxFs y tam-
s~fs. ard ~ fsshss. Ansun Nes~sA.
sesA 81 s<stsls. ard shFss hfusk<fs
ard i've sisters
TAs penln.al. osr.s<a clue wsn
meet 90 Tss>~i.y 81 she nams -
Mrs Jay TsyHaf. what - rszaf
IN Nay" wsIi n ne tam n ~
xfv<a ~ nrs q cram and ths
rcii eaii wsn - what 10 :. IN
MAY
me keseasis htsef eiuh - nct
nesa shssr regular aestsak 81
wsan@sa@y hat VIII - the kssssss
a. ih< cix Hsrhor FeFtnlxhsis sias
on Thursday ~ The Fcrtnsxkils
club hsil 10 al n m. hsnrAeaa
Ths guest speaker /. Miss whlss
q Seattle who waii s.is On me
jews- There win si&a - a
musical pfaxFsm. Tai. u th@ last
prog ram az Ire RRa ara
TIE paving a. ne Csr~.esnt
Valley road vita s'hs.eh .ssrss -.
commenced lhls week. II w4n en-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-13
Obituary n Offices
FRANK sAI.ATso

Funeral arrangements are being
made At Gaffney's for Frsnk n
salatino. 80. of 1879 Market ct.
VINO died Saturday In . local hos
pltsl. Ne vas q native of Italy
and had lived In Tacoma ~ years
sslatlno was a member of Eagiss
lodge No. ,. and Of 81 Riias
church. Surviving are two broth
ers. Peter Of Tacoma and Fred
Of Italy. and five nspbsws Of Ta-
coma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-13
CHAPTER THIRTy.Two

well. they've found your ring.
John Reid announced.
And the woman7" Gail asked
eagerly.
He shook his head.
NO trace. The ring was left a
pawn shop by a veiled blond
lady. Maybe you think they didn't
hate to admit that. I guess this
proves that there was such a wom-
an hiding in the store the night
Chris was shot. BY the way, son,
you're sure there was = revolver
in the drawer OF your desk"
Il certainly am" Chris az
firmed. ''Why7"
She shot you with IT," his IA
Their declared grimly.
II suspected II when ! saw the
bullet. The revolver IL missing. !
didn't want TO worry you by tell
ing you about II before"
What is this ?" Chris demand
ed. Are either of you concealing
anything else by any chance
wish you'd stop treating me like
an invalid"
Nothing more for me TO re-
port" his father said. How about
you, Gaili"
Nothing whatever" she in.
sisted.
No Reason
Poor Chris. He was 80 baffled
by her resistance. He could see
no reason why they shouldn't be
married Immediately. When his
father departed to claim the ring
Chris pleaded with her to change
her mind. But she was firm.
I'll wear the ring. darling, and
people can think what they like,
But I don't want our engagement
announced until this investigation
is over"
Then let's get married without
announcing it," he suggested.
She held his eager face between
her hands saying. mo. Marriage
is too serious to rush into like
that. Were young. We can wait"
John Reid insisted upon accom-
panying Gail to her apartment when
she left and when she went inside
she foun1 Aunt Belle there.
MY ring has been found" Gail
announced.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-13

crowd. When he
started building
an d repairing
small craft on
Day Isla n d
some five years
ago he was just
q another young
Teller adept with
tools. But he
also had some
IDEAS.
Matters were
NroCraaSive ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-13
Core Of the News
ILLUSTRATED LECTURE

Mrs. johanna Cory OF Chehslis
will give an illustrated lecture on
mission work In Porto Rico at Ep-
worth Methodist church, So. sth
and Anderson SITS. Tuesday At 7.30
p. m. The public il invited.
Bedding Plants. Hinz Florist, So.
7th and Kay.-Adv.
TACOMA GIRL HosoREp
Helen Emmons Of Tacoma has
been elected secretary Of the Uni
versity Of Washington chapter Of
zeta Phi Eta, professional speech
honorary. The announcement was
made at a banquet Of the organiza-
ton.
Butter down again. at Cow But
ter Store. adv.
HEADS CADET OFFICERS
TWO hundred advanced army stu
dents at u. Of W. have chosen Kurt
Messmer Of Milton 70 serve a.
president Of the Cadet Officers az
ISOLATION for the coming year.
Nessmer. a junior, Was recently
elected vice president Of Cuarees
du Rspler, fencing honorary.
RADIO CAUSES FIRE
A short-eircuit in electric wiring
in a radio caused $40 fire damage
a. the home Of y. J. Canary, szo
81. cushman ave- Friday after
noon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-13

Richard sehriek. ft-ysar-old son
Of John Bchriek. chief operator.
Associated Prxss. News Tribune. al
sis No. Anderson 81. died Friday
in . local hospital hsliinEsrs
will announcs the funeral
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-13

So first well make introduce
tons. then wei tell wha, they've
done.
sparkplug OF the gang is J. T.
slack o'Neill. He's 30 years old
and hence the Old Man Of the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-13

Poor Mans Yacht" is the appropriate if slightly whn-
scal unofcaly given kind of stockboat which
makes its debut this weekend OF course it's Tacoma
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-13

Hfs. AassenA Moon. widow ~
Herman y. Of ti0z No. 25th o..
died saturday In a Local hospital
nslllngsra S1ll announces ths ~.
neral
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-13

TIE paving a. ne Crescent
Valley road wisA ''hs.ek.ssp~ was
commenced tAls we~s II win 81.
tend from the end ef the sxl.tlnr
pavement past Crescent lake 10
the county line.