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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-28
CREWS RESCUED

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 27.-R-
The crew Of % men was taken off
the disabled lumber schooner STAN
wood today by coast guardsmen from
the cutter Shoshone. They braved
high seas in small boats to make
the .escue.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-28
NEW YORK METALS

NEW YORK, Dec. 27.-R-Cop-
per steady, %electrolytic spot Conn.
Valley, 1900; export FAS, N. Y,
1880 to 1900. Tin steady, spot and
nearby SOTO; forward 50.05. Lead
steady, spot, New York $50 to SIS;
East St. Louis 5.35. Zinc, spot,
East st. Louis spot and forward
7.25. Chinese Wolframite, duty
paid, $500 to $500. Domestic
Scheelite 24.00. Pig iron, aluminium,
antimony, quicksilver and plati-
mum, unchanged,
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-28
RITTER

CHICAGO, Dec. 27.-RNButter
receipts 881, SAT; firmer; creamery
SO score 80 to 80 IL; 90, 81 IL;
81, 80 IA; 80, 80; SO, 81 IA; So,
30 IL; 80, centralized CARROTS 80
ID; other prices unchanged.
Eggs, receipts 6,557; firmer;
fresh graded, extra firsts q 10;
firsts % 1-2, refrigerator extras 20
IL; refrigerator standards 80 IA;
other prices unchanged. =
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-28
BALTIMORE HOGS

BALTIMORE, Dec. 27-LR-U.
S. Dept. Agr.)- Hogs 1850. Mostly
10 higher than Thursday except
packing sows unchanged. Good and
choice 100 to 240 lbs. TBS to 60;
practical top 7.60; 100 . 1870 lbs.
1925 to so; 40 to 100 lbs. tbs to
40; $50 to 300 lbs. 7.05 to 30; 100
to 40 lbs. 6.85 to ITO; 120 to 100
lbs. SOS to 80; packing sows $50
to $50. 4
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-28
NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK, Dec. H. Up DO
nestle and foreign interests got to.
gether today and boosted cotton flu
lures 6 to 10 points.
Exports Thursday $500 bales; sea-
son so far sol, 074. Port receipts IT,.
935. Port stock 3,404,972.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-28
TENDER LAUNCHED

VALLEJO, Calf, Dec. 27.-CR-
A $12, 000, 900 submarine tender, the
U. s. S. Fulton, newest addition to
the country's defense, was launched
at the Mare Island Navy Yard to.
day, 10 months shead Of schedule.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-28
NEW YORK BUTTER

NEW YORK, Dec. 27.-KHBut-
ter 1,o20, 423; unsettled. Creamery:
higher than 90 score and premium
marks SO IL to "a IA. 90 score,
cash market 80 to 80 ii; So to
81 score 80 to 80; "a to 81 score
20 1-2 to 81 IL.
Cheese 133, 543; about steady.
Prices unchanged. 4
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-28
NEW YORK

NEW YORK, Dec. 27.-RELive
poultry firmer, by freight: chick
ems, rocks q; colored IS; leghorn
10 Fowls, colored, %; leghorn ID.
rulets, rocks %. Old ROSTERS IA.
turkeys, hens Is to 26; young
'oms 81 to %. Ducks Is.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-28
N. n. OIL

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 27.-R-
Cottonseed oil closed steady.
Bleachable prime summer yellow
5.75, prime crude 4.75b, Jan. 5.45b,
Mich. 5.50b, May 5.60b, Jly 5.66b. 4
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-28
SPOT COTTON

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 27.-R-
Spot cotton closed steady, Z high
er. Sales 739. Low middling $50;
middling 1000; good middling
1O.50; receipts 1895; stock 536, 1877.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-28
PEANUTS

SUFFOLK, Va, Dec. 27.-M-
Peanut quotations jumbos 3 3-8 to
3 IL; bunch 3 1-8 to 3 IA; run
ners 3 to 3 1-8. Z
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-28
CHICAGO LARD

CHICAGO, Dec 27.-RALard
"efees 400; hoee 4.o2; bellies 9.25.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-28
NEW COTTON

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 27.-R)-
Price fixing and favorable general
trade reports advanced cotton flu
lures here today. Closing prices were
steady, z to 8 points net higher.
Open High Low Close
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-28
STOCKS IN THE SPOTLIGHT

Spot nominal; middling i0.46.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-12-28
COTTON

CHARLOTTE, Dec. 27-R-Spot7
cotton 1925
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-13
Costs Him Sl25
To Block Traffic

Paul koysl. 23.ysar.old furniture
company smploYe. Of Route 4, Bon
7O5. Tacoma. whose driving tied
traffic in a knot on the fnyallup
uyer bridge Sunday night. was
fined ,i25 and costs Tuesday IN
Justice Clarence D l.ayton'H court
on a charge Of drunken driving
Arresting officer Olson Of the
stat. patrol found In ROYALS ear a
gallon vine Jug Vith three inches
left In the bottom. hs told the court
Justice Layton also revoked the
drivers license for a year.
Justice Layton assessed = fine u
SO and costs n Norman Leo Glow.
err. q ysar-0ld lsborsr. ~ I'LL 80.
Fswestt. who knocked vending
machine Off = counter ~ a Sales
road ara PARK ave tavern Monday
night ard walked out without pay
Ing for package ~ ciRare,s. The
charge was disotdsfly conduct
Deputy shsnffs Wright and Cas-
ssdy caught Ci0NsTs by h.s license
number. taken ~ ths tavern oP-
orator.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-13
People in
The News

Mrs. Jane Kendall Mason and
John ID. NJ. Hamilton, former
executive secretary Of the Repub-
lican National committee. were
married late Monday az Mrs. Ma
sons home in Tampa. Fla Mrs.
Hamilton said she had leased a
Tampa house until the first OF the
year but that her plans for the
future were vague. Hamilton said
he had retired from public life. .
Torch Singer Helen Morgan is in
serious condition al Merritt hos
pital in Oakland. Cal. suffering
from an infection OF the upper
respiratory tract. She was strick-
en- Sunday. Two physicians and
three nurses are attending Miss
Morgan. They said she had passed
the crisis and is improved slight
~" but that her condition i, still
critical -.
Movie Actor Andy Devine exer-
cised his authority as mayor of
Van Nuys. Cal. on Armistice day
to declare a legal holiday. All the
shops in Van Nuys closed. Then.
the mayor, grumbling reported 10
work at his studio at 7 a. m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-13
Marriage
G;cenye,

Marriage license Applications
have hen I'D Ntth - risres
eeeaty sualiaf ~ Carl E castle
=. astf - aHauislsW - Leone
Hsff a eos ~ Yakima Stanley
Walter rslsIk. 20 Vsshen. sna
stella Adshns kxnsss =. eafpin
\ 4 Edward olss. Al sna Anua
= naly. 81. 18th % Nauss 1ehn
Ntktef iehnsan. 80. seos Aekin-
lsY ave ana Josephine fschspsiis
5 itosis - lith, Msrxla James
wslffsngsf. u Route } nax itt
rseoms ard Mary Patricia nsms
mar. 10. a1oz So oAkss. David
Lsdd Jseksea. ~. seattle. ard
Esins tsmlns niaekaatsf. - zoe
sumner ave. sumner. Kenneth
Leroy Davis. 10, 1880 -. -
A. Pay Rath Parker. !. all 80
asia 81. lsrmsn J Neeonnsn
-. teio Ne ssh 81 ard t.sons
Mary fowefa - gEuf - q 81 .
JAMES burr. -. and Maggie Dan.
ieis Is. both Il Auburn. Richard
Joseph Nsuderfef. "a. III No .
81. and Beatrice Nav Alt, -
is1a So Cakes George Frsnris
zumhnhl. 20. and Dofeihs Msf.
gsfrt i.andon. -. both u Everett
Emile Nilcox. -. issa rArllis svs
md Hslls Irene uesfurd. a.. blaine
John Julian strsns. ~. nises pia.
mond. and isnnfe Cnstsl. "a Car.
eonado. Donald Otis French. -
Route : Hos as. Tacoma and
Marxafe, Virginia NoFaddsn. a
Route noN -. Tacoma oiof W
Larson. 50. and katherine brown
20. both ~ Port orchardl William
Glenn Aaron. p. or,inE snd Opal
Lucille walsson. 40. Route Hos
e.. puysuup.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-13
Hillsdale Bus Service Dropped,
Hill Says Not Enough Passengers

day trial period had produced ii,.
tie more than hair the volume -
traffic required under the com.
pany's franchise
Submit. letter
lie enclosed FOR the councils
Information a copy 81 letter he
had sent under date ~ hoy 90
~ ,. Wells. msmbsr u the ssso.
utive committee 81 the club
Wells vas Informed that be-
tween Sept o and Nov. o. the
eompany- checkers on tho eaten
sion ~ the Mckinley ave liB.
had found only 10 1888 passengers
Tor the 1919 miles the bussss had
operated 10 pick them up and drop
them Off.
That. HiIi pointed out. sss an
average Of only ~ passengers
per ear mile section ~ the
franchise provides a minimum Of
three passengers per car mile On
experimental services
OF the 10 gss passengers carried
in the checking period, > 400 we're
school children riding at the re-
duesd school rate. Hili ssid.
Not tsossh Heseaus
In view - The limited revenue
the company could not undertake.
10 maintain the services. he De.
oisrsa Ths council asfssd. IN.
formally. and directed ths Isttsf
be flied
Prom the regular terminus 0n
Mckinley ave ~ stth - the sxs
tension continued oct Mckinley
ave. 10 T1d 81 east on 72d - Ea
l. IT north Du ~ l. - ssth, east
On oath 10 % N. north On n H.
S4th sn9 thsnes xsst On ssth g.
Mckinley ave terminus.
Following presentation u BIG
petition 10 the council last sum.
mar. the ssryles Naa inauEurassd
On ths extension Aug 20
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-13
To GET His Mail
In Tacoma First
Time in 8 Years

sfosnf re postnfftes thrY sfe
sISaRs SAD = have y = Ssumsn
81 fef ~ nal rhs - sius As
stepped n - ntns Ysafs age
Ssausa = = painting eenfssrsaF
-. fcr nzanF psars. -. rlcesss-
nlilY obtained governmental eau=
tracts CO.. reh1yenstinE ressnffiess
Al sitheakk hls hosus : acNlun.
We ore 81 - EettlnE ia nsli
hsfs uniH II this ssanth.
Hest = Nsumsa : A n
nsksg. ASSISTANT Custodian whn
liks many thousands - psrsrns
ska'vr visited ne psssnffies dur
- the rsst nins YEAS thinks
tat thorough painting vanishing
fannf-F~tevsFfeK frrsiftnE an 4
general fefssfhlshirE = ut shst
- aosiar shauh have eriesva
zzsaHsf
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-13
Quesiionnaires Placed in Mails
By Three Draft Boards in County

y nlefot ssli - sist - simon
2 s .,' , iele - ls,h = Ia.
Z Mn k.sso. ss10 :. - .'h "a. :, a ,.
ANAL nay boufn. 1917 - seth.
George 4 Dickson enc - rsfN
ave Ivan Denny, AID ana Nast
n ~ Henry MAIsnn atlTt4 ~ 4
= Clifford " ouasenniE ss5t ~ I
- 1sek fdNsfd Tanner natsf ho-
tel Howard sydney nsttson AaaH -
Cedar 1t snd Dan ffippssf a5el So
sTfh u
pierce County Hazard No !
ANDY Bacon nax tiA HtsIIsHauw
Melvin & Oress Route H. ile
tysls Damon uis HaFhar nnbsft
pesTins Route American lsts
newton p nullafa uis Nsfbef stan.
ford : Peacock uis hsfhof usafve
p ezaisr Route Boz 90. hes.
Julian & Croslsy hos 9ao stsiis-
COON PAU } sidsfkofn Route 7
Ponder station Henry I Anderson
Route noS 80 -. rscams. 1smss
NJ kennsi Route J. hos au2
stuart Thsinus Route nos
1aT James o1isfa Nsushn clana u
Chsmnlstt Route hos 30 80 t.
coma Ivan 2 Danfufu y q nnk 1pt
80 Tacoma orlsn ? Lawrence Vet.
Grams hospital American lats quinn
= Real lake nHF iisnniuE : john
son Route 3 BOZ Hss Pred Nav
Route 3 BOX eaa talthsf 4 Williams
y q Boz $40 sts'lscoom ssth ~
collier. Route nes 2s9 ismss Y
Siopak Route s. University Place
Samuel " isrisieh uis HkfhoF ana
Befnhart & kienholE. oig hsrhnf
iifst 10 sent auestionnslfs- Nv
Pierce counts naafd M. al
istanNilie foliaa
Jimmy famasushi tAtonyiils Hsfs
old Charles Knutsfn HpanasnY To-.
renda DunswaY ratnnYiils George
Herman huertnann EAtontllis fhlllip
Ramsey Pepper Falkland. Prank sut.
ter Route nos 700 facnma nahsft
scott Brewer SpsnsSaY fsfi n Kill
mef Tatonylils walter hifanfman.
Ashford sud Edward Ole Resets
Route 7 Box ansB Tacoma
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-13
h ERE'S MORE ABOUT
Count OF Ballots
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

il the common one on paper ballots
where a voter marks the straight
ticket square and then checks also
few members of the opposite
party.
LEGAL. II RULING
Tollefson said such ballots are
legal under the state law because
they show the voters intent
clearly. The individual votes are
10 be counted for the individuals
designated and the remainder nc
cording to the -traight ticket
marker.
Busy sorting the ballot en-
velopes behind the rail in the PR.
vate office Of the county com
missioners were Schlegel. L. G
Higgins. designated to represent
the Democrats in the counting: Cy
Ball, Republican representative.
and A. ". Paulsen. election board
appointee
Ianglie had a personal rep
resentstise In Frank Berry.
Republican precinct com
mitteeman. and DIN his rep
resentstiye In the person of
Vic johnson, deputy county
assessor. Republican County
Chairman John 4. Buchanan
also WAS In the coral" watch
Ing intently the sorting Of
ballots by precincts and legis-
Istive districts.
As counting Of absentees and
the official canvass Of regular pre-
cinct votes began IL over the state
Tuesday, a changed total count in
creased Langlies lead for the gov
ernorship 10 1891 An error had
been discovered in King county
figures. Langlie had state total
by United Press tabulstions Of
377.1l6; Dill, 375.1s5.
The first small figure on abson-
tees came in from BellinghAm
Whatcom county gave Lsnglie u
and DIN 5 votes as the first of
1885 absentees were counted.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-13
Shoulder Arms
In Social Way

sehfisfs wtfi shoulder arms IN .
strictly sortai way ednssisY
hlsht' shea an sii.snilstsf msa'.
dance secend ~ ths .e.sna. -
staged At the Hrnorv
A esil ssnt out Tuesday fsf
Hifls a. danslns companions "a
make the evening smother success
and an oren Invitation faf al VITA
possibly can sttsna was lssusd
me dance beginning 81 $50 y.
n and lasting nnti II n. IL spea.
sarsd by the sisi sivlslau
All enlisted men - N. stsi iixg.
sion. the ~ asvlsinu sri MecnFf
field are invited In. dance viii
be free. but men viii he admitted
IN uniform only.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-13

an average of 80 eno tons WEEK
in recent weeks they have beer
twice A. high.
II i apparent from recent
utieranceS 81 Prime Minister
Winston Churchill. Former
First Sea Lord; Lord Chat
field. and \. '. Alexander.
first lord Of the admiralty.
that one of the sdmirsity's
biggest problems Is the short
age of sufficient destroyer
tonnage TO meet this menace.
Growing convoy duties. the
extension of active warfare 10
the Mediterranean and the
increased operating efficiency
Of U-hoats. a. result Of the
new bases acquired. has placed
n premium on destnoNers.
Churchill's remarks on the need
for Irish bases discloses that an
additional steaming radius OF 200
or 300 miles is Of the greatest IN
portance. However. there Is no
indication Churchill Is contemplate
ing new steps to acquire such
cases. II Is noteworthy that irish
leaders are adhering steadfastly to
Fires neutrality. and threatening
TO fight the first belligerent forci-
bly, entering Fire to seize bases.
At the outbreak of the war
Britain had lis destroyers,
France had SO destroyers and
Germany had 65 submarines.
Britain has announced the
loss of 81 destroyers In action
10 date. and has also lost
Frances 50. However. these
losses have been compensated
by acquisitions from Holland,
Norway. the United States
and now from Greece.
With the entry of Greece
into the fighting against the
axis, one cruiser. IS destroyers
and torpedo boats and six sub
marines were added TO the
British effectives.
Official and unofficial reports
indicate that already about 30
Italian submarines. out Of a total
Of l40, have been destroyed Tn.
estimates in the spring OF
1910 claimed that more than so
OF Germany's U-boats had been
sunk.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-13


NEN foRk-SonJa Henis. the
Norwegian skater and moving pic
ture star. must paw Dennis Scan
ION. ST Paul MINI. promoter.
s57.ll34s for hrvseh % contract
New York supreme court Jury
ordered Tuesday.
The sealed verdict was returned
by n jury composed OF five women
and seven men after a siN-dsy trial
which was concluded last Friday.
Neither Miss Henie nor her hus-
band, Dan Topping who had at
tended al sessions Of the trial. ass
in court when the verdict was
handed up 10 Judge Aron Steuer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-13
Oregon Jurisi Dies
After Auto Accident

PORTLAND John A. Mears.
elected Judge Of the probate de-
partment Of the circuit court Nov.
5, died early Tuesday Of injuries
suffered in an automobile accident
on the Wolf creek highway II
miles from Forest Grove Monday.
Mesrs had been Bultnomah
county district Judge until he de-
feated incumbent Probate Judge
George Tszwell in the general cleo
ton.
Mrs. Charlotte hesrs. the jurists
wife Was injured IN the sam. so-
cident. The couple wss returning
from a brief vacation on the coast
when the crash. involving two
other cars. occurred
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-13

these lanes Is led BY lonE-range
axis U-boats and ar raiders
which take advantage OF neR
bases from Norway to the Bav Of
Biscay to slash against British
supply lanes with increasing e.
ficiency.
Britain must not only bring more
materials from more distant ports
but must also transport troops
and supplies over longer and more
dangerous routes to the eastern
Mediterranean as the var spreads
Deprived of former sources
Of supply in Scandinavia and
other parts of the continent.
Britain must bring all her
supplies over trans oceanic
routes many times a. long.
AT the same time. British
patrols that once were able to
"hottle up" German raiders
and many submarines In Ger
many's restricted waters. find
such operations infinitely more
difficult against the entire
European eoastline.
The increased casualties in mer-
chant shipping is believed TO re-
fleet these new difficulties ana
seriousness OF the
struggle. Whereas up 10 the
month OF MAY, total merchant
shipping losses were slightly above
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-13
Tribute Is Paid
To Chamberlain

Io>DO>-Isrims Minister Win
ston Churchlii paid tribute % the
late Neville Chamberlain IN the
house % commons Tuesday s..
's.rting that he va. deceived ana
cheated by a wicked man
Whatever else history may or
may not say Of these tremendous
and terrible years We can be sure
that Neville Chamberlain acted
perfectly sincerely according 10
his lights" Churchill said. ne
was deceived and cheated by .
wicked man"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-13
Sun Blamed for
Death Of Two

SPOKANE Investigators russ-
day -lsmed temporary .in blind.
ness fof an aatomoblls accident IS
mils. south Of here In which twe
University II Idaho students wsrs
killed.
Mary Haftln. 20 ard Frank
s~sfts. 10. wefs fatally hurt. and
driver Bob iineslsy. 10, and Loren
Rios. ~. of Washington state col.
less. were injured slightly.
All were fFom spohans Hoes.
lsys ear ran into the tear 81
truck driven by Harold lawson %
isosalla.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-13
Gbe Gaeema 1ime<
Sabotage at Shipbuilding
Plant Is Being Probed
King County Prosecutor Discloses
sth Column Activity: FBI Silen,

TIE Federal Bureau u fnxssti.
Estlen. repeatedly conduetlnk lis
ovn investigation. refused = com
meui 50 did 2. J. Lamont. eFesi-
cert Il the company,
Warner sd the machinery
damage occurred about tsHe weeks
az. TIE : : President Grant
and President Harrison. purchased
recently BY The navy. sns At Tire
yard fnr conversion into trans
ports The DESTROYER L. s =
Mugford arrived ~ the yard sitter
the sabotage occurred
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-13

Hillsaale Improvement clubs
dream Of regular bus service 20
the eity's extreme southeast cor
ner blew UP Tuesday N city
council chambers although the
temporary experimental service
WAS stopped hy T. y 4 =. Co.
Monday.
Curtiss Hlll. president ~ the
transportation company. advised
the council by letter that the 90
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-13

SEATTLE King County Press
cutar ?. GRAY Warner SD Tues.
gay fiys Instances ~ sabotage had
been discovered - the shiphulld.
ing Yards % ths redd seattle Dry
docks where Two vessels are BENG
converted into navsl transports
Warner said emery dust had
eeen PIT into machinery. disabling
70 for = week
The prosecutor ssid ne had
had two men watching Tor
sabotage ~ The shlpsards
three months
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-13
British Resistance
Brings Nozi AHbi

BIHIIN--Ths diplomatic eDT'
respondent - tn Berlin news
paper. BOerssn ZsitunR. gave this
reason Nhy The British thus far
have "surprlsinRiy succeeded ~
resisting Csrmanya asriai biiiS.
krsR
IT - saly thanks 10 the
basic srrBanis sfr.la ia lie
rare that the taEiisb pespis
have ben able 20 withstand
this fssrfui reality
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-13

Tha sslsrkifsi sissnss, -al sea kffss
- esssssiss nsess. sslssss the f=ssfk.
err fssiink ZEE permit res 70 tsssfhs
ssSrsilr ihfsssh the ssss II slss re-
hs.ss ssifisE ssssIisx s-slisss se,s-
ssa. ss1 fs1ssst
Nssikels,ss ksief u 50 mss, -syt
that PCS ssssie si-syf r.mssassf 'sa FER
D,sesnfssts ffsm Cs1ss-Nssthslsiss.
Liss 'hen isgsfhsr ~ yssr MAD
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-13
No. DAKOTA LasD Or aILK

FARGO. =. % II you want o.
keep oOS. ~ North Dakota
J. X Dice. dairy expert for the
North DskOt4 agricultural college
says the average feed cost per
coN Last year as $40. tbs lowest
average u the nation
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-13
DIAOkCE ACTIONS

Divorce actions were on file in
superior court here Tuesday for
Gerald Henry against Bsrnice
Schsefer, grounds burdsnsoms
hom.life. and Verne ". against
Mildred J Fsyills. mental cruelty.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-13

8pfnuI u>t-@Thz au<ffsH<u
naval intelligence services snnnunr-
- that 4 81 established ~neyon1
aFtein" 49, rsspcnsIhls for the
ssnklns - Re knsfEean frriEhfer
city ~ Eavvtiie eff re Au*fFslE-
~ eo&st rfldav nlnhf
fntsfiEsHss effie~f= sid . sfnIs
- mins - SUNK - unid~ntIfl<Ef
British ffsirht~f N Australia
waters tn .m~ night.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-13
WAKE UP YOUR
LIVER BILE
wsiesz cslsn.sl ln1 rssr yas~p osa Il
Bed N The M<a4es essn' 10 &c

n flssr si.1a1i1 tozsr Diass q ~. salss
into Tszr to~sls sssfI 49,. IN thls 49, .
At eeslaE fFssiy. ysass fsad na@y a. -
ssaf- u HsF tasf dsF4F in ~ bsssis fnsn
sss hlssts - yfar st0slsen. fss Est 0sn-
sl.fsisd. aga feel so4f. szes All tss ssfi1
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Britain S Battle Spreading
To Worlds Long Sea Lanes
Empires Linked Naval And Supplies
Problems Become More Acute
Nv REUTI =. MOORE
United Press STAFF Correspondent

LOND0N-The Battle Of Britain" is spreading from
the English channel 10 the long sea-anes where chunky
tramp ana liners carry thousands Of tons
wheat iron bsuNte wood pulp and other materials Also
lutey VITA Britain's me industries
AVERAGE ~
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COULD HENRY VIII HAVE HAD
STOMACH ULCER pAIhSi

History tells how Henry VII would
gargs himself Rlth food and suffer a.
Heard Don't ignore your suffsrinEs
Try use hex ~ IfEa Tor relHef ~ ulcer
80 stomecH paInr ind Eestion. Eas pains
II heartburn. burning sensation, bloa
an other csndlf onE caused rs excess
80 dge Tables must hslp or monsv
fsfandeo. a drug stores ever.v here
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$500 SPECIAL. W CORDS
PITCHY BLOCK AND SLAB
MOUNTAIN FUET- IA 2eeS
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HEAVY kiln dTied pianeE enas BoEss-
drF slabs from shed Core plockA
- worth Up. OF b. card GA 074s.
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OLD GROWTH forest wood a rez-
sousble prices. ss8l 50. TnOmp-
son CA 1880
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llDl Nil run. burn nov. Dry slab.
~ Coal. Hllsdale F7uel. CAOses X
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z CORDS heavy slab. e.. Hammer
sehmitt Nil. MA osss. Ma o7ss.