davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1940-02-16

zen er lpnlr NE Tugrte. unO nab Der
Mlts aus BEN sriteR StOd uuf i'm hers
dbgudte.
r5re9beis, feb mir bell" budte bes
lieutenant unb 5Os ieinen Su!.
r9er3eibung." iproa er i'm tisfften
8aB, beFen er fdbig mar, lid fu4e
meinen 8ruber 8ennO bon Mergern.
lieutenant i'm bieiisen SnfunttEiesNe'
giment, bin obsr bier in Der Stdbt urs
betannt unb babe mid In bieien Ders
piinI1ten @GB9eR perirrt. R6nnen
Sic mir DieGei4t fueen, mo ID nah
Der @ebulbusguiie tomme2@
w@eben sic nur INNER serabe aus
fpru6 Der 9err am Seniter, ~unb girls
Sen Sic Sbren fOgenannten 8raoers
i9 bin lein Sberf.A
vMb, entI9ulbigen sic, 9errD berft.
Mein Nume lit g~utsbeiiBsr DITTO Mil'
belm BON Mergern.4
.Sebr o~ngenebm."
Damit flog bas 5enfter gu.
8enno elite rad 9uuie, dls Oh Der
Sberit binter Tim Der iei. Bel Der pd'
~roleausgabe lieB f9 Der Commanders
nidt feben. @r blieb Officiel r@srreiit.
Drei Sage 1pdkr mar tpieber Regis
mentserercieren. @ieber REF Der
OberF our Rritit, tpteber f9Grfte er
ben Sfficieren Elm, boB bus xrugen
bon gipiltlsibern berboten fet. llnb
ais bic 9erren fi4 entfernten, rief er:
v6err lieutenant DON Mergerr, ouf
Elm Mort!4
v3u 8efebll" 5agts Der 2iewtenunt,
benz bus 9elOenber5 beftiger benn l. in
ieinem 2eben flopfte.
rWie se6t es Sbrem GERM 8ruber
Otto Milbelm9"
sd bunte. gut. 9srr SberFl gr
mar 10 freunbli9, mir einen @ruB bes
Germ SberIt gu beItellen." ,
n3ommt Shr 8ruber Stte Bilhelm
oft bon ieiner RlitfGe mad Der
Gtobt2"
.Mne Gonntdge, 6err Sberf."
w@D2 ga, fogen STE inn. tDenn ID
lin no9mals ieben foIte, mdrfHiren
sic uuf pier5ebn Sage in Mrref."
a3u gefehl, 6err 9bsrF.1
Washington Journal., 1940-02-16

ben leBten 5liigeIfmden hss 5uBns
cbtnabbernb. nDer bat Denu ben ges
baut9~
nRornfelO C So. brinnen in Der
Stabt. &ofet a4t8ig Murt. Sci Mns
5iigen lam man ia ben Preis iagen,@
antipOrtete bon Megern. nDasfelbe
Compliment m59te i9 S6nen 5uriidz
geben. S6nsn tebt Der 9ut gang ouss
ge5ei9net, Grdulein 9ulOa."
Shut er aud" entgegnet bus Mdbz
den tOfett. SIS 1T Sbr 9ut, Sic ia.
ben ibn mir gei4entt, 8enno. Wihen
Sic bas nidt mebr9"
nA4er0ings, tOitet bier3ig Mart."
n8ei 5iteu lam man ia ben preis
fagen," Ia9te Das MdD9en. nMh, pie
lieb sic bod Iin0 unO tDie bib59!
Doa febe i'd Sic lisber in lnifurm ols
tpie in gipil. S9aOe. baB sic mid in
Uniform ME begleiten t0nnsn."
n@ebt einmdl ni9t, 9ulOden, nd
unO nit benz Gioiltrasen 1T es pObl
ou9 am &anbe; pdre nidt infer 4lter
na9 plOrin, t9 bate ni9t getpa9t,
msin neues gigerlcipil on3u3ieIen."
nSSa, bann bate aud infer Henbeoz
bOus niat itottsefunben."
nStimmt auffalenO.~
90 ging Die u~nterbaltung fort. Bis
Der lebte 9ropfen @ein i'm @lale bers
19pun6en mar. 9aB Der Heeimentss
befebI 1ebr ft6renb pirtte, barber pas
rem beibe @erliebte einig, aber DaB elm
jebes 8erbot Daau bu iei, nm ibertres
ten gu perben, barin itimmten fte
gIeihfaus therein unb ~beIiegelten bieie
@rtenntniB nit einem innigen Obs
iaiepstuB.
Cine MeiIe sin9en fie in Der M1ee.
bic CUR Stabt fibrte. nebeneinanber.
Damn i9lug fiA 9ulbd lints in bic
8ifde, bic CUR Mobnung ibrer Mutter
fibrten, un6 @enno re1ts in bic Safe.
in Der fein Sberit nobnte unb NIT be-
rem pafiren er f4neler mad 9aufe se<
langte, tpD er fi9 gum Mppel antletoen
tpolte. gliemanb bate bds pdr9en
geIeben, unb tpenn i9On. bos GipiE
19iibte ibn unb feline Dame. MeI4'
elm Slid. baB fein Oberft in plogin
mar!
SIN 8OlgefiibI feiner Si9erbeit
mari er einen Bid nab benz 6enter
bes @eitrengerl.
gntisBen! ga gudte 9err pom plrs
rtn gum Jeniter beraus unO rau4ts
firdterli6e Mplten aus elmer Risfenp
Gigarre.
Shat F9 niat bic Grbe auf uno ben.
f9Iano ben armen 2ieutenantq GeiN
tie mar felt unO iOIiO capitalized. III
lerbings IproBte in Der Dbsn Safe ba3
0ras 3pii4sn ben Steinen, buB ii8
cine SablreiGe @6nlebeerbe buroR bate
fdttigen t0nnen. bod Is mar ni4t bod
genug, ben 6repler gu perbergen. Da
belann 5i9 8enno bon Mergern, hab
er gegen feline @~emObnbeit einen pom
Griieur ge5ogeuen 9interl6eitss trug,
rHL
Washington Journal., 1940-02-16
dratIfher Trta NIB


prpfeFOr: Die Operation 1T atssRSsn.
Na6bem Der SHGbel trepuniSA bic
T9abbuften @rtremitdten omputirt,
Qunoe un6 Magen reIercirt. Nieren
unb Mila e~ritirpirt. fDnnen mir bic
Operation gliidlid ols beenoet ante
ben. 0iener: Bite. 9err profehOr,
mas tommt ms Bett 5uriid -
-Hatu.Ii9er 3utdno.
s.: DAB mar Did ME i'm GIeidse.
lpiht finbst! Simmer enttpeber iibsrs
mdBig truuris Ober iibermdBis luftig.
g.: @an5 natiirli9: 1T mein 9era
Idner. bdnn 1T mein POrtemOnnais
leiht, unb 1T bns Iebtsre fdfper. bunn
lit mein 9era leiht! @lei8geni4t TT
ho ME heraulfeIleRl
Washington Journal., 1940-02-16

9ebpig bate i9on an man6e Sbir
geflOpft, aber nirgenbs mar es etipds
fir lie getpeien. unb babel fudts lie
ni9t me6r dnein mad einsm poiten
als 9~ertduferin. Nein, oaes ponte
fe annsbmen, nur ni9t lGnger p6ne
Nrbeit fein. Sbre Sparpfennige bate
iie anreiBen miifen, unO pie LANCE
piirbe es bauern. unb fie itanb obne
ale Mittel bd.
Sbr Mutb OerflOg nit ieOem Sage
mebr. unb man4mdl mar es ibr, als
miiFe Tie am 2eben b~er3tpeifeln. 49,
Der 8antbeamte lief 3uerIf in's Sc
f9dft. Dd erfubr er benn mad Dies
lem 5ragsn ibren DoGen Namen unb
tire NoreTe. GGnen min er Sic NOD
item StraBen bur9ldufen, UNI nah
Der @tabtbabn gu g~elangen. @eim
8~oriibergeben an einem u6renlaben
blidt er nod eiligft mad Der l16r unb
min innen porbei, obne duf Bic biez
len Meniden, bic nit benz Mrbeitss
na@peis in Der 9anb berumlfe6en.
meter gu a9ten.
gs feblte ni1t bieI, unb er HGtte Elm
Mdbden umgerannt. bas, eifrigit BEN
Nu6peis ~ftubirenb, ii4 bonn WinOe
an ben H0den aerren unb bic 6dure
ms @efidt 1dla9en feb.
n6rGulein!" 9olberItidt por Mufs
regung tloag biss Wort an ibr Obr,
unb in elmer Stimme. baB iis erf9rat.
aber fe magic nidt auf3ufeben.
.Trdulein!" gun fiiblte lie iih am
Mrm qeaooen ~ aber lie las neiter.
uGrdulein Gerg!@ Diesmal bate er
ben Mutb, ibr bds 8latt bOr Der gldIe
peQsunebmen. Mber fs bIidte ni1t
su tim auf. 3itternb belt lie bic
Bfide gu 8oben geIenft. Der Rlang
feiner @timme bate iie gang tDebrlps
qemadt. 1aB CT fe ar1 10 fe6en
muBte. 10 freuolps, 10 eetreten. 70 ~
10
SsrSnsn Itisaea Isl auf. entauug:n
Washington Journal., 1940-02-16

Bag sr Ie an Der berfDun6barT fen
@tsls getrOffen bate. nSis t0nnen
iOfort sebsn - fOfOrt, iDenn sic pOls
Ien!"
Seine glide Ioffetsn pie 8lei ouf
ibr. Nles fam in ibr bod, baB fe 81
eritideR brObte. vDann - tpenn es
ni9t dnSers lit = fam t9 ia oudl ge=
ZEN. -" sic qudIte ii4 bic BOrte
berpOr.
r@epiB! f0nnsn sic, fofOrfl"
Nuf Der @traBe ba9te Tie ii6er 6as
0~orgefauene na9. Old, ME eleno mar
ibr! Diefes berpiinI9te S9ntetreis
benl ponte iis henfen, a6er lie flutte
nidt. 9eOpig Berg fludte niat, niht
einmdl in @eDdnien!
:. .Was modte i'm nrr am Morgen
10 -. 10 BRETT gemadt baben9 Mas
muBte er bon ibr benten, OaB Ie Is
fi9 ales bate 10 ru6ig qefancn ldIs
lens - Nb. Te piirbsn Iid ia ni6t
plbsrfe6sn = neinl 9enn MIR Ieinet=
tpegen INN balb neun entlanggs6en, bas
polte tie ni9t! nae! So piirOe bas
ia ausfeben, als ob fs ibm na9tiefe. .
Sben, duf i6rcr Gtu6e, neinte iie
f9 erit Drbentli9 aus, ur6 cine
@tunbe fpdter fpartste fe f9on auf
ben tdgli9en vNrbeitsnaapeis". Sa<
bei fam es tbr EFF re9t gum 8epuBt>
fein, baB fte am MOrgen bod etpos
leidtiinnig eebunbeIt bate. Wie Diele
arbeitslofe @efd0pfe Itanben bier
berum unb froren.
limb nun gebOrte tie gu ibnsn, Ifano
mittsn unter ibnen, mitten inter Mrs
beitslOIen nit Iprgenbolen @eTi4tern.
Nu9 fir lie ipiirbe ntHt pl0Bli9 cine
Steae fret fein, nirgenSs bate man
auf fe gepdrtet. sic fam pieoeg
unb bOlte f9 ben Arbeitsna9peis.
Sag fir Sag.
untsrbeHen ging .er" ale MOrgsn
benfelben Meg bur9 bic pots6amere
unb Qeip3igerftraBs. Gs niiBte ni9ts,
OaB er ale 5ebn Sdritts ite6en blie6
unO fid umfab, baB er tagtdgli9 cine
babe 5tunOe gu fpdt duf bic gdnt
lam: er tonnte bus 5rGulein ni9t ent=
beder.
9utte fe es etipa gar libel geuOm=
men, baB er etpas Iuftig getpsfen MARI
Mber er bate tie ia niGt beleioiQen
nplen.
Gr baBte bic 3ierpuppen, bic ni9t
drbeiten t0nnen unb mDgen. 0as bat
er BON Der Mutter. 0ur9 frammes
Nrbeiten bate Ct fi6 Biz gum gant=
beamten binaufgedrbeitet. SEPT bate
er idbrli9 feline Diertdufenb Marf @es
baIt unb mebrsre bunbert Sdntieme;
ba fonnte CT f4on freier dufatbmen.
Mber duBer Der Mrbeitsluit bate er
nod ems BON feiner Mutter: benQlberz
glauben. Menn ii9 du9 fein tlarer
9eritunO Dagegen fpehrte ~: es 1aB
i'm 8lut! So tDnnte CT niGt bereeIz
fen. boB Inn emit cine 3igsunerin
ipahrgefagt bate: bas MGbden, 6as
CT beiratben perbe, perbe ibm brett
in Die Nrme Idufen.
9arum mar er an jenem Morgsn
i'm Sdneetrei6en 10 Iuftig seporbm!
9arum mar er 10 BRETT gu i6r gepe=
len! limb mas mar bic 5plge2 Sic
gina Inn aug benz Mege.
Gnbfid fragte cr Elm padr 8erfGus
ferinnen aus bemfelben @ei6dft, un6
f6lieBli4 bsfdm er bic ganae @eIdidte
NIT Der gntlafuns gu bOren.
n9ardn bin i9 f9ulb!@ 9as
pdl3t ii9 fofort f6tpsr duf fein See
piRen. sd babe tie d~ufge6ulten unb
10 ben @runb CUR gntlaTung geges
benz" 9atts idon Der Mberelaube Iie
feinem 9eraen nabe gebrudt, 10 tpuds
bies f6pu6e @efibl in's groBe ernite
GmpfinOen Der 2iebe, 0ls sr feline
S4ul6 einfab.
llnb an nd6iten Sage ma6te ct
ii9 fret unb ging uuf bic Sude. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-10
japanese Apologize
For Beating U. S. Sailor
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
SHANGHAI, Oct. 10-The Incl
dent of September %, in which jap
anese police arrested and beat a
sailor from the u. S. Cruiser Au-
gusta, was regarded as closed by the
U. S. Navy today as a result Of a
formal apology from the commander
of the japanese gendarmes.
The Navy announced Admiral
Thomas c. Hart, commander of the
U. S. Asiatic fleet. had received a
letter from Maj. Gen. Miura, head
of the japanese police in Shanghai,
expressing regret for the "unwar-
rantable conduct" of his men.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-10
Katherine Mayo Dead i;
Mother India Headed
Noted Author S Works
Justice for Ar
Influenced Creation Of
New York Stote Police

Nv the Associated Press.
BEDFORD HILLS, N. Y, Oct. 10.
Miss Katherine Mayo, whose book
Mother India" caused her to be
burned in efigy numerous times in
that country, is dead.
The 72-year-old author of cru
sading books and articles died yes
terday at the home of her lifelong
friend and collaboration, Miss Moyca
M. Newell, after IN illness of eight
months.
Funeral services were scheduled
for this afternoon at Bedford Gen.
ter.
While her best-known work was
Mother India" she also was in
strumental, through her writings, in
the creation of New York State
police force and her reports on the
political situation in the Philippines
were credited with delaying the is
land territory's independence for
years.
In Mother India" published in
1927, she reported that girls were
sold in marriage at the age of three,
became wives at II and mothers at
Is or sooner She said she found
physically depleted population which
she ascribed to the child-marriage
system.
Her book, Justice for ALL" point
ing out the lack of police protection
in rural sections caused the elder
Theodore Roosevelt to use his in
Huence in the creation of New York
State police.
She was a native of Ridgway, Pa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-10

George Washington, pound-------55-
Velvet, h-pound ---39e
Prince Albert. ound------39e
Gronser. h-pound ---------5se
RoIieeh. h-pound- -----------5se
Holt 6 Holt. u pound
Edeeworth, pound ---------99e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-10

The area of Canada was reduced
112,400 square miles by the Labrador
Boundary Award in 1927.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-01-30
Woman s Club 10 Hold Silver Tea
 During Saturday

Commemorating fifty years Of &C., tivity for the General Federation of Women's Clubs, the Juneau Wom- ans Club will hold it's Golden. Jub- flee Birthday Party for the fedora ton on Saturday afternoon at the Methodist Church parlors. The af- fair will be in the nature of silver tea, the proceeds of which will grow to swell the Alaska Federation's Birthday present to the General Federation of Women's Clubs. It will be added to the Foundation Fund, which has been established for the purpose of financing the great volume of work done by the General Federation from wh c h clubs and state federations all over the country profit immeasurably.
 Mrs. Morley Heads Committee
 Mrs. J. F. Morley will head the locals committee in charge of the event. Assisting her will be Mrs. R. B. Lesher in charge of service; Mrs. Russell Cook program; Mrs Charles Crozier, kitchen; Mrs. J. P. Williams, decorations, and Mrs. R. R. Hermann, publicity.
 Gay Nineties" Motif
 A Gay Nineties" motif will be carried out for the event, with host esses and others assisting during the afternoon, garbed in gowns of the period from 1890 to 1900 which marks the first decade of federation ac- tivities.
 No Special Invitations
 No invitations have been issued for the tea, but every woman on Gastineau Channel who is interested in the progress made by women in the past half century and the prom ise which the future holds for them is urged to be present, with her silver offering, small or large, as a tribute to the contribution the fed eration has made toward building
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-01-30
GIRLS SHOULD
 LEARN TO COOK

NORMAN, Okla, Jan. 30.-A girl who can cook has better chance to earn money to finance a college education than a girl who is a train- ed stenographer, says Miss Helen Holbrook, Y. w. c. A. secretary at the University of Oklahoma.
 Community sewing rooms have given older woman a chance to earn money by sewing, instead of in do- mestic service, she says. And. at the same time, there appears to be an over-supply of trained typists.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-01-30
GOES HUNTING;
 SHOOTS 4 BUCK

 FORT COLLINS. Col, Jan. 30-- Mrs. Ralph Detwiler, victim of in- Tantile paralysis. hasn't walked since she was six years old but she did what a lot of hunters failed to do this fall-she brought home buck. Determined to go deer hunting, she had her husband carry her to a rock near a path through a forest northwest of Fort Collins.
 T kept very quiet and saw a lot of does before buck finally came into sight, she said. T waited until he was within 75 yards and then fired"
 It was three-pointer.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-01-30
Birthday for
 Sylvia NoweII

Sylvia Novel;, young daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Everett Novel;, cele- brated their sixth birthday with a party this afternoon at the family residence in the Fosbee Apartments.
 A number of Sylvia's girl friends in the neighborhood were invited for cake and ice cream. Games and favors also provided entertainment for the occasion.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-01-30
HERRING LOADS
 BROUGHT IN AT
 LOCAL STORAGE
Two Boats Bring in Over 300 Barrels from
 Sitka Area

The first herring to arrive at the cold storage in many months were brought in by two fishing boats Sunday, bringing in over 300 barrels.
 The Sylvia, Capt. Vincent Ander- son, brought in 120 barrels and the Chandallor, Capt. William Selig, brought in 196 barrels, all the her ring coming from Sitka.
 The winter fish were frozen by the cold storage for bait
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-01-30
HOSPITAL NorEs


 A baby boy was born early last evening at St. Ann's Hospital to MT. and Mrs. Chris Huber. The little fellow tipped the scales at birth at 6 pounds, 12 ounces.
 Chester Patterson was admitted to St. Ann's Hospital this morning for medical care
 Admitted for medical attention Roy Nichols is at St. Anns Hos pital.
 Mary Dick was dismissed today from the Government Hospital where she received medical care. She returned to her home in Hoo- nah.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-01-30
APPLE PIE

HELENA, Mont, Jan 30-Mrs. Oliver Johnson of Helena recalled that what Violinist Rubinoff par ticularly liked when she was a vo- calist with his orchestra was apple pie. So when Mrs. Johnson greeted Rubinoff in Helena recently she carried with her thick, juicy apple pie. Wonderful, wonderful said the violinist.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-01-30
a new world for women.
 Procession Of Wedding Gowns

Procession Of Wedding Gowns
 Musical numbers of days gone by will be featured on the program for the afternoon. which will be cli- maxed with grand finale in the form of a Procession of Wedding Gowns Modelled by Juneau girls and young matrons, wedding gowns of prominent Juneau women cover ing the past fifty years will be shown in a unique and quaint style show such as has never been held in Ju- neau. Heading this procession will be one wedding gown of the yinta ce of 1867. the year, strangely enough that the first woman's club in the United States was organized. It is the propery of Mrs. Fred Tiedt and was worn by her grandmother, later coming to the West Coast via Cape Horn.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-01-30

FOR RENT-OIrc apartment with bedroom and bed closet bed. Also one apartment with bed room, both furnished, HillcreSt Phone 439.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-01-30

FOR RENT One gas pump, il
 operation. Call Femmer at 114.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-01-30
Honors G. F. w. c.

Part of a national and interna- tional observance the Golden Jub- flee birthday parties will be held during 1940 by every club in every state in the United States and in the forty-six foreign countries where there are clubs having membership in the General Federation. More than 100000 club women will merge their efforts in the jubilee, which IS the most outstanding project ever undertaken by the federation.
 Alaska Clubs Active
 Especially interested participants in the observance will be the fifteen clubs of the Alaska Federation, each of which will hold it's birthday party some time during the next two months. The nature of the parties will vary according to the locality in which it is held but the enthusiasm and interest of Alaska clubwomen in the event is unbounded.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-01-30

FOR RENT-1artly furnished flat Inquire Snap S!loppe.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-01-30

FOR RENT-3 rooms and bath, steam heated, electric rangs, Frigidaire, nicely furnished, over- stuffed; Groom house and bath, oil heat, Frigidaire, nicely fur nished, overstuffed. Call at Wind- sor AptS.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-01-30

FOR RENT-Two- and three-room furn. apartments. Fosbee Apts.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-01-30

ONE 3-room apt. and one 4-room apt. at Evergreen.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-01-30

COZY, warm, furn. apts. Light, water, dishes, cooking utensils and bath. Reasonable at Seaview.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-01-30

Empire classifieds bring results.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-01-30

4- AND 5-ROOM apts., steam heat,
 electric range, Frigidaire, corner i 7th and Harris. Phone Blue 200.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-01-30

VACANCY-Nugget Apartments.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-01-30

FOR REIN 4-room furnished
 house. Phone 187, after 5 pm.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-01-30

FOR RENT-Furnished apartment in Triangle Building. See Stan Grummett or Russell Cook Phone 253 or Green 620.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-01-30

VACANCY, Decker Apts. Phone Green 465.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-01-30
w A N I A D
 NFORMArIoM

In case of error or if an ad has been stopped before ex- piration, advertiser pleasc uoti- I y this office Phone 374) at 4 once and same will be given X attention.
 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE Count five average words to the tne.
 Uaily rate per line for consecutive 1Sert1ons:
 One day .......-....-...---...1oc
 Additional days .-... Sc
 Minimum charge ..-.5Oc copy must be in the office by 2 fclcck in che afternoon to insure Insertion on same day.
 We accept ads over telephone hom persons listed in telephone Directory.
 Phone 374-Ask fer Ad-taker.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-01-30
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-7th and Harris, 2-rm. fur. apt Oil burner, including wat
 CT and garbage. $22. Call Blue 680.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-01-30

FOR RENT-4-room fur. apt. and
 bath. Heated Phone 238.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-01-30
BACHELOR APARTMENTS

BACHELOR APARTMENTS CHANNEL VIEW APARTMENTS formerly the Home Boarding House. team-heated rooms for housekeeping, including lights. Lots of running hot water in all rooms. Bath Dry room. Freshly painted.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-01-30
WANTED

WANTED-Useo gunny sacks. 3hc each delivered to coal bunkers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-01-30

FOR RENT Broom fur. apt.
 Phone Douglas 28.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-05

Initiation services were held
Thursday night ~ 30 Lincoln Let
IT, fassle. n ~ giris I'm st
Lincoln hish sshcol
shlsne rsmakl presided exsr the
affair which - hsit - ssnsie-
Hfkl vhiis ~ ziFis wsfs nrnught
:. ksa.s.a - 4azzIalns raaszl - -
: the. Special guests inriasiesi =
q Heal Llneein prineinal. Roger
tldes vice rrlneirsil menhsfa ~
- STADIUM council Niss Nectii-
issh sad Nisz Bernard - 81
xiz=f II stadium
Committees IN charge wFrs BETTY
Armour Nellie Nasson. kiiee kRr-
sisr ard betty - winsis ascofs-
tlan BETTY In 1snns Nellie Was
-. Margaret osSsai Ar Myrtle
Gef.ion. inluatlon Jean ftaiien
Hanna Kosher. feaxy Walker.
naNn Higgins. fihtons COMMITTEES
and those IN charge ~ refresh
nsats were Dorothy Hali. hanel
Mccormick. nsFnics staplin and
Almira Marrheaini
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-05
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
Sawmill Strike


Assess themselves % provide SUI
ficient fanas 20 purchase two iran
lungs % he given Pierce County
hospital fer USE in the isolation
ward for infantile paralysis cases
Specialists have hen consulted
- % TIE type q lungs desired
Vta-na4.- aA1a 49, - fl--. - -.
viii ee ordered the first q the
week TIE lungs win h. ~ the
latest type and wiii represent our
contribution to those unfortunatez
stricken with the dreaded disease
Muckey. contacted shortly before
noon. sald there Il ~ change IN
the situation
Mickey said Ernest =. Marsh.
federal labor Cancellation service d.
rector for the Pacific Coast. with
headquarters In Seattle. had again
conferred with both sides In the
controversy Thursday and was ex.
pected back IN the city Friday 70
resume conferences
With reopening of the Pacific
Lumber Agency mill Al Sumner.
the number OF plants closed Mon
day by the strike had reduced 10
II in Taeoma and vicinity.
The Sumner min reopened after
announcing Il would temporarily
grant the ~ cents Al hour wage
increase demanded By the union IN
order to process 10 carloads Of air
plane stock required for national
defense nro1ects
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-05
Nine Tacomans
u. W. Graduates

ne names a. nine Taeemans
were listed ~ the graduating
Fens q the University Il Wash
luxton summer school released
rs week
Those graduating wefs EiNin
Hamilton ~ Margaret Perkins.
RECEIVING naEnslaF 90 aFTz asKFeSs
n arts ard sciences 1ehn BAKER,
bachelor ~ science Harriet Nor
fIsan. haehsief - science n home
economics. sIdnsy Anderson.
bachelor a. AVS. Miitnu klskusn.
master - sfts. Kathsftns ner-
nard. master - science in phys.
IeAl sducaiien. and Marcy Jane
nsre and Var Larsen. 40 70.
esivef . university three yssr nor
nal diploma
There were leo n A degrees
awarded eight degrees in law.
III three-year normal diplomas
ard "a master 81 arts degrees