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The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1940-08-21
ORDERS REINSTATEMENT

WASHINGTON.-FP)-The NLRB
announced August decision based
upon stipulation requiring Monterey
Sardine Industries, Inc, Monterey,
Cal, and its members, SO sardine-boat
owners, to reinestate on their respec-
tive boats 80 employees alleged to have
been refused reinstatement after
strike in December 1888.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-27
Home Financing
In State Gains

WASHINGTON "A brisk pace
for midsummer home financing in
Washington was set by the insured
savings and loan associations In the
state in July when 500 loans on
homes aggregating sl.7a2. 300 were
reported to Nugent Fallen. general
manager Of the Federal Savings
and Loan Insurance corporation. II
was announced today.
During July last year there were
712 loans amounting 10 si.4e3. $40.
As Of August l this year the asso-
Citations had home mortgage loans
on their books totaling so2,i33. 900.
New savings placed by the public
in the associations amounted TO
$2.6s3.5 $50 in July, as compared
with S2.50s.6 In the same month
last year. Total private invest
ments in these institutions Aug.
aggregated 1872. 900 as COM
pared with SIS. SOS. 900 on Aug. /.
1899.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-27
Drunken Drivers
Raped by Judge

fhsfs are fsn hlnds - drunken
drivers VIA are particularly az
nnsinas ana dangerous Iustina
Clarence faytnn sald Monday
the ones Nha are - DRUM my
don't knoN thsy sfs driving sna
thass who don't think they afa
drunk.
The court fssldsd Lyle p Cals
Ans. - vsar-old logger. ~ Route
7 HpS gpa. rscoma. 80 ths fifst
kind iis sas arrested Sunday
evening near FARMLAND ~ state
fstrulman paai raitison Warnsd
~ another motafist that = dfans
driver vas coming duNn fhe
Mountain highway. ratflzaa w=at
after him and faund Collins
parked and staggering around rs
car n. testified
Collins pleaded not guilty 81
nrst. saying 10 was aaisep. not
driving. and then confessed ne
didn't remembers drtvlng. BE uas
committed 10 Tho county until ~
raises $3.50 fine BE alsa la@sa
his drivers ilssnss Toe = ysaf
q erant 1apss. ~. - oftlnK
pleaded guilty u driving While
drunk Saturday night. alsa IN ths
Hnuntain highway. psar ths hoy
cutoff DE siao as arrested BY
fatfalman ratilson and 49, nnsI
800 and deprived u a license Tor
a year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-27

ROME vifKlnio gayda. often =
spokesman for Premier nsnlta
Mussollnl. today warned Egypt
that italy would be forced 10 take
defensive measures against her
II she continued 10 silow Great
Britain 10 base tfnops and war
ships IN Egyptian territory
cayda presented his warning IN
the authoritative oinrnRie D.ftaiia
lie charged that Egypt and the
British bases there continued a
threat 10 Italian colonies in Afriea
and demanded that italo. Egyptian
relations BE- clarified immediately
once and faf all
Egypt knows perfectly veil
that Italy has no aggressive plans
against her" Dayda wrote nut
Egypt cannot Close ~ Eyes -
The fact that England has assd
Egyptian Territory 20 attack Italy
without causing any noilcsabls
protest from Egypt
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-27
Tuesday is circus day.

Elephants with manicured toes
and stately white ring horses; edu-
Gated jungle beasts and gaily
striped zebras; draft horse teams
of eight and ten. and snobbish little
llamas; trainers and performers
bespangled, and clowns in chalk
and vermillion masks--these are
some of the manifold wonders. to-
gether with 125 cages. dens. bag
gage wagons and floats that will
thrill Tacoma CIRCUS fans about 7
a. m. tomorrow as the mile-long
train of the huge Cole Brothers
circus is unloaded at the railroad
sidings near the Union Pacific
freight house, and moved to the
18th street circus grounds near
the bridge.
In six words.-the circus is COM
ing to town,-the gigantic Cole
Brothers institution floating the
gonfalon of ''one of the two largest
in the world" with Ken Maynard,
the famous western motion picture
star and his equally famous horse,
"Tarzan"; the Reiffenach troupe of
bareback riding marvels-direct
from Europe; Frank Sheppard,
conceded the most daring aerialist
on earth, and Mile. cyse odell. the
spectacular aerial gymnastic star,
heading the vast assemblage Of in
ternationally known features.
At l o'clock tomorrow afternoon,
the main gates viii be thrown open
and at o'clock sharp. the red
cloaked concert band, under the
direction OF Capt. Victor Robbins,
will lead the spectacular and color
full cavalcade of spangleland de-
lights around the hippodrome track
and the first performance Of the
Tacoma engagement will be on to
continue for two and a quarter
hours in the three rings, two
stages. the great oval track anc
mid-air. Another and last per
Torrance will be given tomorrow
night starting at o'clock.
Hundre upon hundreds Of
spangleland stars, performers anc
animals-will filter in and out Of
those areas Of activity vieing In
friendly rivalry. The big show
comes here direct from a three
day engagement in Seattle.
For the convenience Of circui
patrons. a downtown ticket offic'
will be in operation all day Tues
day at the Owl Drug Store at l10l
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-27
Broadway Lights
Hearings Sci Over

CITY totuFiunen Monday -
ever anfu nszt wsek M maftsr -
soflnf an 80 ordinance providing
for INSTALLATION ~ nsw arnsmental
lights sionE HrosassY sftsr -
fesaffaeinE i completed.
Action 80 deferred after 49,
pfuaHsairlF - PEI ssnt - owners
- property lasuixsa protested -
Improvement. ~ re prui~et 80
~ rasI SO 80 whIfh So origin
ally estimated
utHliss eemmIsslnn~F nNslEi
sst1 ths lights niiHht ~ Installed
fur ffsm ssa ooo = IS 80 -
pending uppn me type ~ standards
FfursFfY asusfs desired
During ~ discta-lan anr prep
sffY aen~f vetoed ahlrctian 81 80
tending ne tights past -. ista
-
II he lights 81 20 jefferson
ave 80 planned tb- property
nsnsf ssld Yeuu make rsroms
haVa enc ~ ths fahsisnt apaftinks
districts ln ths United states
The matter 80 asfsrfssl unfu
nsst Monday faf sstisa. during
which fims property owners vsfs
te eanfef stih cammizsionsr
q Nslil 10 determines lasl shsk
tYpe - lights snnaid - lnpfsliesl
Under thz rfupassi. ornamental
Hghis would - Installed - nreaa-
say from - fth o. jefferson
ave snd - 81. ftsIsns - frnaa
50 IN % -. 8fh -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-27
More Voters
Get Machines
Bullots Ready
For Absences

Residents u dosen nor, eoan-
u voting precincts MI need no
pencils II the faIis 90 Tusslsy.
sept 10
For the first time tn county =
neN voting machines wiil b. N use
st The primary this year Al Amer
iesn LAKE. Breckon. Rrockdsls
Eatonvills. Grant. Harvard. Inter
laakcn. Lake City. takesiew. Rlv-
erzi1c. North Puyaiiup and wesd-
ru~. Auditor 5. clifford Davis an.
nonnccd
Absentee ballots Davis aid.
were ready Monday far persons
who cannot b. in their precincts
on election DAY. They can - OBJ
tanned from the city clerks IN Ia
coma and other towns in the conn
" having clerks and from the
county election department ~
RON si2 in the courthouse. which
serves these living IN rural pre-
einets
II the voter cannot ~ at the
polls election day. he may obtain
an absentee ballot and mail II Al
any time from now 20 midnight on
sept 10 These ballots are not
counted until the official tallylng
OF other votes. SIN days after the
election.
Besides the Il new precincts out
Of the city TO Use voting machines
this year. Auditor Davis said. the
machines win be uscd a. In the
past at Buckley, Edgewood. Gar
denville. Midland. Milton. Puysilup.
Ruston. spanaway. steiiaecom and
Sumner.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-27
HungarY-Rumania 10
Reopen Negotiations

hiDAffsT A humanlan dele.
Eaiian viii come hers Wednesday
o. resume territorial discussions
broken Of a. fufna a~vsfian
saturday Foreign Minister Count
stephan CaaaY announced Friday.
Tbs announcement relieved fhs
tension betNssh ths tao countries
that had Increased when fhs
runu asysfinu nesting Nas brak.
sn of ~ Hungary Whether ia.
manis would be represented ~
anyone besides Kalsf Pap. wha
Nas head - ths dslsKstian At
fufnn hsvsfiHu SO not known
Hungary wants TfsasYivanla.
Nhieh humsaia got from hsr Al
ths md - fhs World ar. rs-
turned. Eumsnls l. not siltlnr n
meet al ths Hungarian demands.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-27
DRIVER BOOKED

Jack Winslow, 1916 No. 7th st.
faces a reckless driving charge as
a result of his arrest shortly be-
fore midnight Saturday. after he
allegedly drove at a high rate of
speed along 9th ave. cutting in
and out Of the regular traffic
lanes TO pass other cars.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-27
Young Republicans
To Hear Candidates

A meeting ~ Pierce County
Young Republicans Nfil b. held II
9. ~ Tuesday In naccahsss hall
18TH ard Pacific
speakers ~ the evening Nui h.
Eric Johnston 81 SPOKANE and
stephen y chadslek ~ seattle
candidates for Y = senator
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-27


n = luafnsyl Issksaa. state
representative - The spth district.
made formal declaration - NJ
candidacy faf ths senate for the
spth district
During the last four years Jack
son hes bees srtivs n presenting
hills snd legislation faf lhs spth
district. particularly IN ths Rad
and bridge program BE sss The
eo-sponsar 20 The Washington Toll
nrdTe authority bin ~ ipaT Ne
introduced ths ifyishas bfidEs hin
and lntFo,iucsd TIE state raad nn
No So foF Pierce county
Ne took setivs interest IN the
Metropolitan park haarh blli and
The Port ~ Tacoma hili and aided
IN presenting bills ne passage -
which brought nsN revenues -
the city % Tacoma
During thu four years served
IN the legislature, supported the
Nsrruss nfidKe blli ell srhoal
legislation ard introduced the
anti kleh haea hili fer the Tacoma
Central Labor council I wsfked
always for veterans legislation
the market rad program AMI
also served 80 contact man FOR
labor IN the legislature. he state.
ment aassFts
In The community ln which I
live I have consistently nlpporied
those projects such as the asth
II bridge. the Lincoln hasi AMI
FRANKLIN park tn behalf ~ al
interested In conservation I fought
the fish trap bill Ia the last ssa.
sion, and believe my record luztl.
flies attention ~ I seek the Office
% state senator from the goth
district
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-27
Engage Jason Lee
For Siassen Talk

Gov. Harold T.. Stassen Of Min
nesota. one Of the strongest
Willkie leaders at the Republican
national convention, will make his
only Western Washington appear
ance on his tour Wednesday at s
o'clock in the auditorium of Jason
Lee Junior high school.
The young state executive,
youngest governor in the United
States. is on his way to hear Sena-
tor McNary's vice presidential ac-
ceptance speech.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-27
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
Convention Opens

Tacoma Golf nd Country eluh.
slla s~arsis Il - presented sin-
nsrs ~ various events duflnk the
tournament.
Pierce County NsH.eai saelstv.
acting - hosts % Delegates. 81.
fsngsd : fishing dsFny Zoe Non.
~ aftsFncen. VITA pr / q
bsskin. acting - chairman 81 ths
event peleKatss WsFs b. Issv~
Hotel winthrup ~ %. rolnF %
the waterfront where they we're
Il bcara = fleet "a small cruisers
ssd other craft o. Vie fot heners
The association convention got
under vsy sunday afssFpooa. with
meeting q the hosfd - gov
ernors Nho discussed The medical
defense fund Later. association
trustees convened ZEE q dinner
session.
On Tuesday. association dele.
gates win really set dawn u husi.
ness. when sessions VII h. opened
IN crystal ballroom ~ p ~ sith
an address hy pr " u. Penney
Tacoma. state president.
hay IT Address,.
Reports % delegates yin -
heard. followed ~ a. address ~
Dr X X Sherwood 81 Seattle.
who viii deliver . scientific mes.
sage ON The Indications AMI Con.
manifestations Tor Geld Vliamin
c. Suifsnlianlds and rhlamins
rherary for Chronic Arthfltis
Addresses will contlnue through.
out the day. with short intermls.
SONS planned 70 permit delegates
10 view exhibits 81 medical and
surgical supplies and equipment.
Scientific addresses will be made
also by Or. l. A. Greenwood u
Belllngham. Dr Austin q Friend
Of Seattle; Or simeon Cantrii Of
Seattle. Or =. , Hermann q TIA
coma. Or Donald V Trueblood 81
Seattle. Dr. Milo Harris Of spo-
kane.
The annual banquet for members
and their wives will be held Al 7
p. m. In the Crystal ballroom.
The affair will he Informal. with
program Of entertainment planned
Auxiliary busy
The auxiliary program for Mon.
day included a tournament az Al.
kenmore Golf club. followed By
no-host breakfast At iiit5 = m.
with Mrs Luman : Roach of
kalama. state president presiding
In the evening visitors Will BE-
guests Of Pierce County auxiliary
Mt = dinner and entertainment at
Lakewood Center During the din.
nsr golf trophies will b. presented.
General sessions Of the auxiliary
are scheduled TO start Tuesday AT
. a. m. IN the Medical Arts build.
INK auditorium. with Mrs Roach
presiding Following an address.
by Or X. a. Fletcher. state health
department director. the morning
viii be devoted 10 reports Of state
officers and heads Of standing
committees
Election ~ officers for the ensu.
Ing year will prscsde a luncheon al
o'clock ~ the Tacoma Golf and
Country club. honoring Mrs a. y.
hosiman Of Seattle. national presi.
dent-sleet. Reports Of delegates 20
the national convention will be-
heard
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-27

The government Monday fixed .
value OF sg.5z5 on sir tracts Of
land which u Will take over In
Clark county for Bonneville trans
mission line right-of-ways The
money will b. paid 10 J l.. Davies
and other owners OF the land who
dld not appear In federal court %
contest the condemnation sult
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-27

When you need few extra dol
lars. look around the basement or
attic for discarded articles. This
will bring you cash from some
one IL you advertise them with
an inexpensive Times Want Ad.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-27
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
The War in Europe

hours while the din Of what seemed
10 be every anti-airoraft gun In
the city reared into action against
the British airmen.
Official Berlin reports seoffcd
at the idea that damage had been
done. claiming that only one bomb.
an incendiary. was dropped on q
flower nursery. hut veterans OF
bomb attacks on other European
capitals said they heard thun-
derous explosions amid the crash
of A guns which sounded like
high explosive bombs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-27
Home Guard
Planned Here
Complete Program
For City Outlined
CONTINUED From Page one)

tcontinued From Page onel
tense POINTS. They will be In
structed in the methods Of guard
ing the "A and b classes Of
defense points.
Foremost among these are the
city's water supply. the Green
river system. the a. miles Of pipe
line. the various reservoirs. Next
comes the electric generating and
transmission systems. the two
Cushman dams. the Nisqually
plant. substations, tideflats plants.
and power lines.
To Cover All Points
Bridges. the postoffice. the tele-
phone and telegraph systems.
banks. military production plants,
the shipyards. the harbor and
docks. the Point Defiance tunnel
and railroad lines and other i'm
portant points will be covered.
Tacoma, according to Col APP
pelman. has twice as many Glass
A" points requiring defense as
any other city her size on the Pa
cific Coast. and double the amount
of most other cities of her popu-
lation.
The city's defense structure Is
the handiwork Of a committee
summoned by the mayor at the
request Of groups in coordinating
strength and man power in event
of disaster.
That group went into action a
month ago. Present were Mayor
Cain, Gen. Stone, Gen. Thompson,
Col. Appelman, o. E. Anderson.
Earl Clifford, Ben Meek, Commits
sioner Guy Melton, Jerry Walters,
and Art Middleton.
All Groups Represented
Personnel represented a cross
section of labor, industry, veterans
associations, military leaders, pub
lie officials and civic groups.
They outlined the plan that viii
call for the training of THD men,
bers, probably on a one-night-per-
week basis, in defense perform
ance.
Hoping to enlist the voluntary
Aid of Tacoma citizens. the ground
work for home defense was laid
out on a district basis, in which
each member will function in the
district with which he is most
familiar. the one where he lives.
Zoned exactly like the city is
laid out in districts for police and
fire alarm patrol systems, the set
up will be as follows:
Ten Important Zones
| District No. downtown area,
.,ast of M st, south of Division,
west of Dock St, west and north
oil Je1IerSOn dNts
No. 2-west of NJ ST., south OF
6uh ave-, north of Center ST. east
OF city limits.
sNo 3-Area mol h of 9Th ave.
ami Division.
Mo. EAST of Park ave., west
Of Mckinley ave-, south OF wake
fiebi drive and 26th St, north Oh
the city limits.
No. 5-East of Mckinley ave-,
south of Puyallup ave-, north ana
west of city limits.
Me-. 6-North of So. 4sth St,
south and east of South Tacoma
WAY. west of Park ave.
No. South of So. 4sth St,
east Of South Tacoma way, west Oh
park ave. north of city limits.
No, s-Tideflats area, north
east uacoma, Center St, industrial
area ,lnd Puyallup ave. business
district.
No. .9-West of South Tacoma
WAY. north of city limits, south OF
18th st, east of city limits
No. B0-West of South Tacoma
WAY. so nth of Center St. east OF
citv limits. north of So. 4sth ST.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-27
FIFTY CAsUI.ATIEs
IN THIS ATTACK

A third target Of German At.
tack was a southeast town where
so casualties. killed and wounded.
were reported. Eight bombs fell
Ia the town. some Of them the
screaming type.
London. too. had night alarms
One came at 1880 .. m. and
lasted so minutes The other was
a 10-minute alarm at 1870 a. m
Neither was a major affair.
Official reports said the bag OF
German planes yesterday was s.
- of which were brought down
when a flight Of 80 Germans
tried 10 raid the Dorset coas,
against fierce Raj fighters oppo.
sltiOn.
Thirteen British planes were r..
ported iost but pilots were safe
That brought the British official
count of German planes shot down
In the British area since beginning
Of the war 10 1870
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-27
Two Performances Will be Given
On Lot Across 18th St. Bridue

Broadway. where tickets will be on
sale at the same prices charged at
the circus grounds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-27
DIRECTED At mo
MUNITIONS PLANTS

In London, the air ministry
said the Berlin attack was directed
against the great munitions plants
which feed the German war ma
chine. The announcement said
the raid was one Of series in
which important obJectives IN
northwest Germany and the
heavily industrialized kuhr were
attacked.
The war IN bomb-spattesed-
Britain was equally intense.
The Germans. for the first time.
appeared 10 be going into night
raiding on a major scale.
A savage assault was made on a
midlands town which German re-
ports Identified a. Birmingham.
German accounts said that the
Rolls-Royee plant which makes
Merlin engines for spltfire figb-
tiers was damaged badly.
Other German bombers pounded
away at a northeast coastal city
all night long Casualties and
damage were considerable.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-27
rraE Is 'sxIrs.ursHED

Firemsn extinEgisfIsd = blazs
Saturday In = room, formerly occu.
pied by KnO ~ Carstsns Packing
20. The damage Uas estimated Al
5000.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-27
Core Of the News


Edward saulds. a.. Negro. for
feitsd t25 bail In Police Judge
Joseph Mallsry's court Monday on
a disorderly conduct charge The
defendant. police said became
profane and abusive IN the pres.
enoe Of downtown passeraby when
he was stopped while emerging
from an alley Saturday night and
questioned about a quilt he was
carrying.
Carl OStluud. Candidate County
Commissioner. FIRST District RE
publican. adv }
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-27

AVOID hastY healing with
WOUsDEx. formerly No-sEITO.
ADV
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-27
To nEsusiE ssrr .

Tacoma Chamber u commsres
xili resume lta weekly forum pro.
grams on Monday. sept . n "
Mccain IL chairman 81 the com.
mittse in charge u thsse weekly
affairs
Coffee Specials At Cow Butter
Store. lady. }
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-27

October has been proclaimed
by Governor Martin a. Let Erik
son day. honorlng the Scandinavian
explorer.
Wedding Flowers HIM. Florist
iady.I
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-14
Elks TO Mark
Flag Day
Parade at 7:l5
Friday Evening

Friday is Flag day in Tacoma
and elsewhere in the U. S. where
Americans celebrate the first
authorization of the Stars and
Stripes as the national emblem,
June IA, 1777.
The tradition. maintained an
nually by the Tacoma Elks. will
be marked with special signifi-
canoe Friday in the program ar
ranged by Capt. Paul Warren.
Flag Day chairman, as a part of
the lodges Golden Jubilee cele-
bration.
Elks and citizens generally, to-
eether with military organiza-
tons, will meet at the armory at
7:15 to form an impressive parade
which will march to Wright park
for patriotic exercises starting at
S o'clock.
The program of band music,
mass singing of God Bless Amer
lea" led by Herbert Ford. and a
colorful flag ceremony, will be
featured by an address by Justice
Sam NJ. Driver of the state SUI
preme court.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-14
HELD IN CITY JAIL

Accused Of being the aggressor
in a domestic battle with his son.
Jay Garter. TO East Bismarck,
was confined in the city Jail on
a drunkenness charge Thursday.
Officers took him into custody At
his home Wednesday evening. and
removed him 70 police head
quarters where ne was held on
orders Of Police Lieut. William
Fsrrsr. and later started serving a
$40 and costs fine imposed in police
court.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-14
Admiral Fenner, General Sweeney
To Cut Ribbons, Opening Bridge

At 11:30 Mayor Harry Cain
will greet the inhabitants OF the
Olympic peninsula and invite them
TO Tacoma. He will speak from
stand at the east end OF the
bridge. A reply from the west
end will be made by someone APP
pointed by the peninsula people
to represent them and introduced
by II. II. Bachelor Of Gig Harbor.
This man will greet Tacomans and
invite those living east OF the
Narrows to visit the peninsula
country.
Gov. Clarence ID. Martin, after
few appropriate remarks. will
ask Clark Eldridge II the bridge
is ready for public use. Eldridge.
chief engineer Of the Washington
Toll Bridge authority. will reply
in the affirmative, whereupon the
governor will declare the bridge
opened.
A ribbon stretched across the
roadway at the east end OF the
structure will be severed by Maj.
Gen. Walter c. Sweeney OF Fort
Lewis, and at the same time a
similar ribbon will be cut at the
west end by Rear Admiral r. b.
Fenner of Bremerton. This action
will start two parades across the
bridge, one in each direction, each
headed by a band and having In
the line of march soldiers. sailors.
bridge workers and the official
party.
Following this parade there will
be a luncheon for notables in Hotel
Winthrop. and that night, starting
at o'clock, there Will be a parade
In downtown Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-14
Temple Beth Israel
Services on Friday

Services will be held at Temple
Beth Israel, No. @th and J SITS,
Friday at 8 p. m, with Rabbi
Montague N. A. Cohen in charge.
Robert Burnett Of Boy Scout
troop No. 10 will give the tribute
TO the flag, and Rev. Arthur Bell,
rector of st. Luke's Episcopal
church, will bring the message OF
the flag.
The Temple choir will give the
musical portions Of the service.
The public is invited.