davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1940-03-07
Thirteenth Election Dist
BranWill Park

Crandall, Harriet Y. Lot a.. and
improvements, "Branwill Park,
Section 1, as described in a deed
recorded in liber 727. folio 377.
Taxes, interest and costs $105.20.
Dodd, James Edward and Nora
Lot so. and improvements,
"Branwill PARK, Section 2, as de-
scribed in deed recorded in liber
644, folio 401. Taxes, interest and
costs $103 20.
Gibson, Miss Mary G. = Lot 81
"Branwill Park. Section 2. as de-
scribed in deed recorded in
liber 61S folio 249. Taxes, interest
and costs SS0.25.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1940-03-07

in deed recorded in liber 7As
folio 20. Taxes, interest and
Offutt, Thomas ]. and Gala p
Lot 2, Block A, and improve
ments, "Indian Spring ParkS
Section 1, as described in a oeeS
recorded in liber 721, folio 3S
Taxes, interest and costs SOL 81
Walker, Mamie Lot 9, Block 2
and improvements, Indian Sprins
Park, as described in a deed RS
corded in liber 1888, folio S14
Taxes, interest and costs S1O6 01
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1940-03-07
Thirteenth Election Dist.
Indian Spring Park

Grain, P. Lot 6. Block 10,
"Indian Spring Park, as de-
scribed in a deed recorded in
liber GA, folio 1858. Taxes, inter
est and costs $20.31.
Miller, Thomas E. and Hen
rietta Mot is, Block 8, sIn-
dian Spring Park, as described
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1940-03-07
Thirteenth Election Dist.
Flower Avenue Park

Collins, Ethel E. = Lot 2. Block
D, and improvements, "Flower
Avenue Park, Section 8, as de-
scribed in a deed recorded in liber
COZ, folio 1888. Taxes, interest and
costs $234.64.
Krum, John Nathaniel and Ruth
M. = Lot 1, Block ], and improve
ments. "Flower Avenue Park"
Section 5, as described in a deed
recorded in liber $50, folio 293.
Taxes, interest and costs $168.19.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1940-03-07
Thirteenth Election Dist.
Indian Spring Terrace

NJ D D c Realty Co.-Lot 4,
Block A, "Indian Spring Ter
race, Section 1, as described in
a deed recorded in liber 1923, folio
81. Taxes, interest and costs
$14.27.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1940-03-07
Thirteenth Election Dist.
McNeiIYS Addition

Colliere, Murray Cobb and Mar
garet Mot s., Block d and
improvements, "McNeill's Addi-
ton, as described in a deed re-
corded in liber TIT, folio 157.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-09
De$t starych minci padal ma
ruskou YES.

Zmateni rolnlci male YES
nici MeScera nedaleko Gorky,
dov6d6li Sc, proc dine 16. Ger
vence padal ma jejich YES dest
starych, strfbrnych mincf.
Muzici sebrali nekolik tech
to mincf, ovaln1ho tvaru, veil
kosti velke ryb1 supiny, jez pa
daily Ia prudkeho vetru ma je-
jich YES.
Archeologov6, k nimz tyto
mince prinesli, ztotoznili je ja-
ko pen1ze, jez byly v obehu v
16. stolet1 a prohlasili, re patr-
ne byly cast1 nenalezeneho sta
reho pokladu, ktery byl uvol-
men erosf pGdy a jednotlive
lehc1 pfedmety byly odnaseny
vichricf. Jeden z profesoru
prohlasil, re nektere test min
ce a pravdepodobne i RUNE
pTedmety dosud jsou ma miste,
odkud drobne penize byly Cd
neseny. Patranf v okolf bylo
zahajeno.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-09
0 pomnik Jaroslava Vrchlic-
keno v Praze.

V jednatelske zprave Spo-
lecnosti Jar. Vrchlickeho, KITE
ra mela v posledn1ch dnech
valnou schGzi, docftame Sc 0
konecnem stadiu myslenky po-
mnfku Jaroslava Vrchlickeho
V Praze. Spolecnost jiz v zafi
minuleho roku S autory vltez-
neho navrhu socharem Jose
fem Wagnerem a jeho bratrem
architektem, smlouvu o vyho-
tovenl pomn1ku "a obnos 14O,-
900 korun. Predvedeni def
nitivniho modelu pomniku by
10 tehdy urceno ma l. duben le-
tosniho roku. Protoze vSak au-
tor pozadal z umeleckych du-
vod1 "a odklad, byla lhnta
predvedeni odsunuta ma letos-
nj l. T1jen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-09
Kostelni zlodsj chycen pr
kradezi.

We Slanem 81 povsimla jed
ma zena, ktera byla v klaster-
MIN chramu ma poboznosti, re
u dver1 chramu stoj1 nejaky
starsi muz, ktery Sc divine cho-
val u kostelnf pokladnicky. Ze-
ma neznameho muze ma chvfli
pozorovala a kdyz sc tyz po-
jednou vzdalil, sla Sc k poklad
niece podfvati a nasla il vylou-
penou. Milodary, ktere byly
do pokladnicky ukladany, We
ffc1mi, pachatel uloupil. Proto
Sc zena putsila "a neznamym a
upozornila ma nej policejnfho
straznfka. Muz byl zadrzen a
ma policii v mem zjistili Gillette
no Frantiska Novaka re MISE
ce, ktery jest jiz odbornlkem
We vylupovanf kostelnfch po-
kladnicek, nebot byl jiz 47kra-
tie pro tyto kradeze trestan.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-09

Ia dnesnich okolnostf, kdy
Sc rise naleza We valecnem kon
fliktu, je pochopitelno, re Sc
Nemci snazf vyuz1ti vyrobnf
kapacity ceskeho pr1myslu pro
sve potreby az do krajnosti.
Toto vsak je die nemeckych
plant stav jen docasny. Berlin
chce z dobytych zemf ucinit
jen "zemedelske tovarny'' pra-
cuj1c1 pro potrebu rise, kdez-
to vynosny prGmysl a obchod
81 Nemci chtej1 monopolisovat
sami. Proto jiz cd nynejska
pamatujf ma tlumeni ~rozvoje
ceskych podnikG. Zakladani
novych podnikG a rozsiTovanl
podnikG stavajfcfch prestalo
byti svobodnym a rozhoduje o
mem - ma papfre - ministr
obchodu, We skutecnosti nacis-
tictf komisaTi, jichz dobrozda-
nj je rozhoduj1c1m. Vladni ma
rizen1 re "a. kvetna 1910 da-
va ministrovi obchodu pravo
vydavati vyhlasky regulujlci
wink a rozsirovani, jakoz i roz
sab vyuzitf trvajfcfch podnikd
S ohledem ma celkovy hospo-
darsky stav a obecne blaho.
Jak vypada obecne blaho pod
vladOu nacistn. vi dneS cely
svet.
Nemci svou politickou sile-
nostf vsak uvadeji sve nespor-
ne organisacnl schopnosti v do
bytych zemfch vlastne po-
smech. Zarizuj1 Sc tax, jako-
by Jim jiz patTila celia Europa
a jakoby jiz NELL zajisteno, re
v nj Dude existovat jen nemec-
ky prGmysl a jen nemecky OBJ
chod, re ovladne svet.
Berlin, opily docasnymi vi
|tezstvimi, organisuje jiz cd n.y.
n9jska dobyte zeme tax, jake
by mu mely zdstat navzdy po-
drobeny v otroctv1. Ztra-
til zcela smysl pro proper
ce a domnlva Sc, re jiz je a I'd
stane v Europe panem sam. Je
to omyl, ktery Sc ma konec u
kaze Nemecku osudnym.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-09

hajena castecne i ceskosloven-
lskou armadou, nikoli. Nynf,
kdy Francie kapitulovala a ces
koslovenska armada byla diky
rychle a cestne pomoci Angli-
can't pTevezena an anglickou
pGdu, nebyla jiz Angle vaza-
ma temito ohledy, a je treba
uznat, re Sc v teto move situa-
CT majfc volne ruce, rozhodla
rychle. Take tim je nepffmo
potvrzeno, re uznanf bylo do
sud znemoznovano Francii.
Prakticky vyznam nynejsf-
no uznan1 ceskoslovenske Via
dy projevf Sc teprve v budouc-
nosti. Tohoto uznan1 Sc ces-
koslovenske Wade dostalo cd
zeme, jez sauna prave bojuje
ma zivot i ma smrt o svou ne
zavislost. My, kter1 verfme a
doufame, re Angle v tonic
straSnem boji ma konec zvitez1,
mGzeme tomuto uznanf pfisu-
zovat veliky vyznam zvlaste v
teto kriticke situaci. Nehle-
die k cetnym jinym bezpro-
stFednfm naseldkGm, lie &C.
kat, re pravomoc ceskosloven-
ske vlady Dude nynf brzy uz-
mana i ma ostatn1ch uzem1ch
britske rise a pax, kdyz led
Dude prolomen, jiste i v jinych
zemfch. Mohli bychom take
|Tfci, re t1mto uznanim Dude
posilena autorita ceskosloven-
ske vlady radach ceskoslo-
venskych obcanG, roztrouse-
nych pc svete. Radeji vsak ma
to neklademe vahu, i kdyz to
je snad pravda. I'll Cechoslo-
vaci, kterf Sli "a BeneSem cd
pocatku a kterf Sc neptali pc
tom, z jakeho titulu stojf v &C.
lie move ceskoslovenske zahra-
nicnf akce, jsou jiste britske
Wade vdecni "a jeff Gin, ale
byli by verne a dGverive sli "a
BeneSem i bez tohoto uznan1.
Nebot vestina mas nepotrebuje
zadneho cejchu, ably veTila to-
muto muzi, jenz projevil svou
prozfravost j tim, re cd pocat-
ku pocftal S Anglii.
Uznani ceskoslovenske Via
dy nenf ovsem jeste konecnym
vftezstvlm, z anfz Dude jeste
nutno dlouho a tvrde bojovat,
ale je velikym meznikem ma
ceste k zpetnemu dobyt1 svo-
body ceskoslovenskemu lidu a
nezavislosti jeho statu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-09
Posledni tkadlec Stankovska
Zemrel.

Nejrozsirenejsim a take nej-
Temeslem IA. a
Is. stolet1 bylo We Stankove
soukenictvf. Vyrobci NELL u
moznenu pTfznivou prosperitu
zasluhou kvalitnich vyrobk6 a
take uspokojivou povesti ma
vsech zapadoceskych trz1ch.
V jednotlive ctvrti We Stanko-
We pracovalo az "a soukenic-
kych rodin, pc kterych jeste
do dnesnfch dn1 z1stala "a
chovana Soukenicka ulice. Te-
prve konkurence tovarnlho zbo
Ii pocatcich letech 10. stole
TT pTivodila do stankovskych
rodin 1padek, ale ne znicuj1cl
V letech ctyricatych minulehc
|stoletf Size poklesl pocet sou.
kenfkn We Stankove az ma IA
ale i tito NELL dostatek prace
zasluhou dobreho jmena ma tr
zich a take rozmachem sklaf
ske vyroby v kraji, ktera spo
trebovala mnoho flanelu. TIE
prve v letech pc svetove valct
a ieste vice s nastavajfcfm Il
padkem sklarske vyroby sou
kenictvf We Stankove nezadrzi
telne upadalo. Poslednfm mo
hykanem soukenickeho cechl
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-09
Pamatce Tyrsove
K 8. SRPNU

PAMATCE Tvoji zehnano bud vrele,
Tvs naucil mas prime patefi,
ma vojsko v Tobe sveho ucitele,
jenz predvidal, re rama udeTf,
re cely narod zivelne Sc vzchopf,
by chranil svoji drahou otcinu
a uchoval il v tfsni cd potopy,
il k slunci Ease vZnesl re stlnu.
Tvs dovedl, re podffdil Sc kazni
bratrsky, jindy u~volneny Six,
re v tezkych dobach nezachvel sc bazni,
jen pro pravdu I'll cesky bojovnfk.
Kez neumdleva nikdy ceska paze,
kde jedna Sc O vlasti zachranu,
jak odkaz TvGj nam uslechtile kaze,
sobectvf odhod kazdy ma stranu.
Bud prfklad Tvdj vzdy jasnym nasfm heslem,
znej kazdy svornost, kazen, b~ratrstvf,
at kazdy, ktery vlasti vladne veslem,
v mi zisk nj slavu'' hleda vftezstv1!
Karel V. Kutta
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-09
Motycka tercem blesku.

u oboe BTfzy ma Kralovehra-
decku zabil blesk mladou zenu
sedmadvacetiletou manzelku
domkaTe, Annu Pecenkovou.
zena utfkala S pole, kde oko-
pavala repu, pred prudkou jar
nj bourkou, ktera Sc snesla mad
Hradeckem. Nesla pres rame-
no motycku a ia Sc stala ter
Gem blesku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-09
We Stankove byl Vaclav Strejc
v Mlynske ulici, ktery letos v
kvetnu We veku SO let Zemrel.
Uzeniny " cechach
len ma listkY.

We sbirce zakon1 a narizenf
re dine l. cervna t.. r. byla pod
{. 179 vydana vyhlaska pred
sedy vlady, poole ktere reznic-
ko-uzenafske vyrobky vseho
druhu dnem 10. cervna 1910
smeji byti vydavany jenom ma
l1stky.
Az doposud byl volny pro-
del vurt1, parkd, prazskeho
salamu, reklamniho salamu,
sunkoveho salamu, jatrovych
pastik, jaternic, jelit, tlacenek,
huspeniny (sulce), lidove seka
ne a vepTovych nozicek.
Cd 10. cervna jsou vyrobky
jen ma l1stky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-09
Polykal hfebiky a jelly.

Do kladenske nemOcnice byl
dopraven 55lety truhlaf Va
CLAW Franc z Kolce a musel
byt Timed podroben operaci.
Pr operaci bylo zjist6no, re
Franc v rozrusenf mysli spoly-
kal nekolik velkych hfebikI a
jehel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-08-09

lem Je QDaC, any VySleQKy nos
podarenl Sly k dobru jen fisi.
Proto take We vestniku naf1ze-
nj "rfsskeho protektora" z IL.
unora t. r. vyslo nar1zen1 o po-
vinnosti podavati hospodarske
zpravy. Pravo pozadovati
predkladani zprav ma "protek
tor" a osoby jim zmocnene.
|Zpravy mohou pozadovati kdy
koliv a to O cenach, hospodar-
skych pomerech, zasobach, W.
konech a vykonnosti podinku
nebo zavodu. Povinnost pOda-
vati zpravy ma kazdy KIDD je
k tomu pr1slusnym zmocnen-
Gem protektora vyzvan. Mi
mo jine jsou k tomu vsak po-
vinny zamedelske a zivnosten-
ske podniky i sway a sdruzenl
podnikatel1 a verejnopravni
korporace. Zprava NIUE byti
vyzadana vydanfm verejne Wy
hlasky nebo dotazem u osob.
jez jsou povinny zpravu podat
a m1ze byti vyzadana plsemne
nebo 1stne. Odepfenf zprav
nebo podan1 zprav ne1plnych
nebo nespravnych, prave tax
jake nedbalost pr jich poda.
vanf sc tresta pokutou nebe
lvezenlm.
Evening star., 1940-10-20

signed when people bring things back here"
You sure of that
Positively. 1t says on the chart
Let's see"
"Alrightyr'
=. Poor Mr.. Dudley, taking things so
serious and so scared all the time for his job.
If he but knew that a certain person who
frequently came into the file room might turn
ont to be a spy, he would jump right out of
his skin. But girl would be foolish to con-
fide in nervous little man like Mr. Dudley.
He would go running straight to Mr.. Nardin
or Mr.. Birkett or MIR. Downey. By the time
they got through yelling around. the certain
person would cover his tracks -.
H mph - WE'LL don't let anybody out of
here without signing those green and yellow
sheets"
"Okay, Mr.. Dudley
I'm going to lunch Put all material in the
safe as fast as it comes in. And keep the safe
locked"
Possibly l ought to have gum"
"A gun? No"
-. Poor Mr. Dudley, he sadly lacked a
sense of humor for the lighter side of life
That was the trouble with letting big shots
Evening star., 1940-10-20

''Old Dudley would break out rs and go
roOt-a-toot- -toot" Mr.. Dowell remarked.
Mr. Dowell had real good sense of humor
He was draughtsman in Department Forty
one. and earned at least eighty dollars a
week, maybe ninety. He was bachelor. For
several weeks now, Mr. Dowell had been
lettering on errands to the file room while he
kidded back and forth with Lorlene He had
several times hinted, in a reserved, gentle
Evening star., 1940-10-20

handle this spy thing. My goodness, you
would think that Air Nav had all of sudden
gone into the movies 1t struck Lorlene
funny She had humorous thought that
what if Basil Rathbone or Paul Lukas should
just accidentally happen to walk into Air
Nav's file room on a purely sociable visit
Mr.. Dudley would just simply - pass out
Evening star., 1940-10-20

manly way, that he would like a date. Certain
gossipy so-called friends of Lorlene's = she
was naming no names - claimed that Lorlene
was flirting with Mr.. Dowell These so-called
friends had gone and carried tales to Mr.. Red
Burke Department Thirty six, Motor Assem-
bly, that Lorlene was planning to give him
the air because Mr.. Dowell earned higher
salary and had college education. Nothing
could be farther from the plain and simple
truth. The plain and simple truth was -.
Another joke
oh, no - something just struck me funny.
What can do for you today, Mr.. Dowell?'
Stand there and look beautiful
Il mean - you got withdrawal sip?'
Yes, if we must stick to business.
Lorlene glanced at the slip of paper which
Mr. Dowell casually pushed across her desk.
''Oh, gee" she said. You We got the old form
All these numbers are extra secret and con-
fidential now You'll have to fill out blue and
red, then get the order countersigned by Mr.
Nardin. It's silly. but there's a spy scare on"
Struggling his shoulders, Mr.. Dowell took
Evening star., 1940-10-20
Il Short Story Complete in This Issue
AlR-kAV CORPORATION
Intef.oHice memo

lntef-olfiee memo
From: John w. Ouarles, president
To: Oscar Nardin, chief engineer
The Army people in Washington are not
satisfied with our present safeguards against
espionage. ! am informed confdentially that
Major Hendricks made an unfavorable report
to the effect that our plant is wide open"
for espionage activities and that this is the
reason behind the delay in final approval of
Thunderbolt fighter contracts. We must do
everything IN our power to correct the con-
dition Immediately. append detailed recon-
mendations prepared by the F F.BI. for pro-
lection of vital secrets, and ask that all
engineering departments conform to them
henCeforth. need not remind you that any
slip-up right now might cause us to lose this
order
John W. Ouarles
IT is certainly no surprise to a girl like
Miss Lorlene Gribber when responsible big
- shots in business start losing their COM
mon sense and 60 hopping around like
chicken with its head off. You have only got to
work for big shots in an important. confidential
way a few years to know how silly they can
act.
Take, for sample, this spy scare at Air
Nav. How can you catch spy by putting up
notices to warn them, and then getting every
body upset by ordering a new filing system
overnight? If a person keeps her head and
uses her womanly intuition as to who is true
blue and who is apt to be like snake in the
grass, why she can do more for her country
Miss Gribber,'
Il beg pardon?"
Where are the green sheets on 1852 XL b?'
Blue and red for Wifhdrauals, Mr. Dudley
1t says to get the green and yellow slips
Evening star., 1940-10-20

common sense. What If there
should happen to be two or three
real spies in the plant? The rest of us would
soon catch 'em. So why ball up the whole
place."
Well, Mr. Dowell seemed to have some
appreciation of girls intellect. He was not
like certain Mr.. Red Burke, all the time
passing remarks that women are superficial in
their thought
Il buy that, angel" he said Keep right
on talking
-. Mr. Dowell had not batted an eyelash
when she mentioned spies. A girl must not
jump to conclusions. When your country is
in danger from spy, it is no use showing that
you are suspicious of a certain person. you
should Just act perfectly normal After ALL
Mr.. Dowell might have a perfectly natural
motive for noticing a girl who is naturally
attractive to men, A fellow could, for example,
be on the make in physical way -.
What would you like to have me discuss"
Lorlene said
You and me!' said Mr. Dowel promptly
AORLENE had no opportunity to do this,
because they were interrupted by the appear
ance of half dozen fellows from Department
Seventy nine - Motor Research - all of them
with stacks and stacks of performance reports
to turn in.
These fellows had no consideration for a per
son whatsoever They were in hurry to get
out to lunch, and thought the new secrecy
regulations were just so much balOney. Lorlene
finally got all their slips signed and picked
up double armload of reports to take them
to the safe
She dropped some of them and Mr.. Dowell
quickly sprang to her assistance. He helped
carry the rest of the load, and waited at
her elbow as she slowed the reports away
and locked the safe.
"Oh, gee, Lorlene said. you shouldn't be
in here! MIR. Dudley would throw fit.''
.. Little Poker Face - that was Nh
Dowell You could not tell from his expression
anything but the sheerest innocence -.
Sure, sure" Mr.. Dowell said, I'm spy.
l listened to the tumblers and got the safe
combination. Tell Dudley that. It'd be a
good gag.'
Funny" Lorlene agreed.
-. Maybe it was the other thing. 1t might
even be that a fellow like Mr.. Dowel was
sincerely interested. You cannot tell for sure,
when fellow is wisecracker with sneaky
smile
1t certainly put Lorlene in pretty tough
spot =.
When girl is practically engaged to another
fellow, she cannot encourage well-to-do col
lege graduate like Mr. Dowell Not in sheer
decency and high honor. she can't The only
thing that could excuse such actions on her
part would be pure, patriotic duty to make
sure the fellow was or was not spy Certain
poison tongue persons in the Front Office,
who called themselves your friend to your face,
would be sure to say if she gave MIR. Dowell
(Confinvsd on pose 13)
Ie-2s-4e
Evening star., 1940-10-20

"Oh, Mr.. Dowell - Gee, was
just thinkin' -"
so I'm funny"
'Oh. no, not at all, MIR. Dowell.
It's just this spy business. 1t
struck me funny"
Lorlene then told Mr.. Dowell
her humorous thought and he
Evening star., 1940-10-20

it humorously.
The company pays for the time
waste chasing rainbows. Let the
auditors worry" he said.
It's awful dumb, though. Get
ting all excited. "
Air Nav must save America"
Yeah, but they can use some
common sense. What if there
should happen to be two or three
Evening star., 1940-10-20
SECRET WORKER

Mr. Dowell was so smooth that Lorlene had a most
disturbing hunch - for Lorlene was in charge of
the confidential files at Air-Navs plane factory
by Frederick Hazlitf Brennan
Mvstued by Arthur SornoH
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-27
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Began in 1906
History Of EdrlY
Tocomo Recalled
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CONTINUED from Page ~
LAWYER, w. A. Barnes, Jesse o.
Thomas Jr.. N. +. Gunston. g. ].
Maxwell, Robert w. Jones. w. II.
Miller, Ray Thompson. George w.
Russell. w. III. Opie q Co. and
Fl. u. Ritz.
In Office - Years
A. Il. Grafton was the first sec
rotary and treasurer OF the asso-
citation. and held office for IL
years. He was a member OF the
first Real Estate Board appraisal
committee. and has served contin-
uousIy on this committee for ~
years. His present term Of Office
stfIl has two years to run
After organization Of the Ma
tional Association Of Real Estate
Boards. the name Of the local as
ISOLATION was changed to Tacoma
Real Estate Board II has been
an important factor In stabtiixing
and stsrdardizing the business OF
real estate In Tacoma
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Every member OF Tacoma Real
Estate Board In affiliated with the
national association. pledging
themselves 10 live up To a high
code OF ethics. the rules and regu-
lations Of the national association
In the handling Of real estate. and
is designated a. a "reaitor." No
broker not q member OF the local
board is privileged To use the term
"reaItor."
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PAGE FIVE

At present there are 20 active
realtor members OF Tacoma Real
Estate board.
Officers and trustees for 1910
are: J. n. March. president; II y.
Biangy. wee president: Il. l..
Spencer. secretary: Carr y. Wolf.
treasurer. Trustees: ID. u. Heus-
ton. Jesse o. Thomas Jr.. H. ".
syford. w. G. Rairigh. N. ID. Ritz.
and &. ". Mason.
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ease In which the panels are
cleaned In reason for their gain
Ing in favor in the eyes Of ths
modern housewife. The entire sur
face Ia treated as one-no individu-
al washing Of each block. And the
reducing Of distracting and unde-
sirable noise IL without a doubt
valuable IN all types Of buildings.
Summed up. these eight ma.Cr
advantages include more natural
light. improved appearance. 'o~-
er maintenance costs. better heat
Insulation, less condensation. pri-
vacy. easy cleaning. and effective
sound insulation all 10 be
found in a single new building ma
terial.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-27

Important, too. the the real dol
lars and cents economies. Glass
blocks claim two important ad-
vantages-combining in a single
unit the Insulating values Of a
masonry wall with the beautiful
and light transmitting values Of
glass.
Look what you get in glass
blocks and you'll see why they
will be used in almost every type
Of building in years to come.
Natural Light
With the use Of this material
there is more natural light. a fac
tor that adds 10 production eff
cheney You find diffused daylight
in abundance with far less solar
heat Transmission than you would
experience with equal areas of Or
binary glass.
The improved appearance o.
building L. an important factor.
People like TO work and trade fn
q cheerful. clean looking building
The low maintenance cost "a an
attractive feature for both homes
and commercial buildings There
IL no repainting or replacing Of IN
slightly frames and sashes.
Glass blocks aid Temperature
control and humidity control. The
dead air space between the two
surfaces Of glass reduces the heat
costs in winter and helps 10 min
tain a cooler house In snrnmer.
These panels stay clesne- be-
cause moisture will not condense
On the blocks Since condensation
10 practically eliminated. trDu DIE
some. dripping moisture 10 avoid
ed-an important factor vh--e
high HUMILITY results from manu-
featuring processes.
Easy 20 Cse@n
Transmitting light but guAr5ing
~~mE~~s 1890 $1,000. 49, sx9--.