davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La opinión., 1940-06-22
E REY CAROL
VA Els AHORA
GERMANOFILO
Forma un G Vo
partido totalitario,
de tipo nazi

BUCHAREST, Rumania JUNO q
-0NS).- Ell Rey Carol Sc decla-
70 abiertamente germanofilo hoy
en- la noche, al formar un nueVo
partido totalitario basado en- ell pa
tron nazi, y segun Sc informa re-
eacto una serie de decretos para
convertir a su pals en- un estado
al estilo fascista-nazi.
Mahana en- la noche hara ell pri-
mer discurso polftico por radio en-
toda su vida, para informar a su
pueblo sobre su nuevo "partido de
la nacion'.
Este sucedera al actual partido
de renacimiento nacional, y Il
principles fundamentals seran
"nacionaIistas, cristianos y raeia-
les.
La Guardia de Acero nazi jusa-
ra I'm papel muy importante en- ell
nuevo estado de cosas. Ell fuerte
Partido Campesino tambien sera
include.
La organizacion de los Guardias
de Acero estuvo ~desechada o mu-
cho tempo de la vida pnblica y
Sc hizo IN vigoroso e%sfuerzo por
borrarla de plano, zero nltimamen-
te han sido p%erdonados los MEM
bros "penitentes".
Ell rey habfa dicho pdblicamen-
te repetid- $ veces que el encabeza-
ba ell movimiento en- contra de las
Guardias de Acero. Pero ESQ Tue
antes dc que Inglaterra = Francia'
que dieron a Rumania una garan-
tia de ayuda en- case de una IN
yasi6n. alcanzaran su actual posi-
ci6n %precaria.
Los observadores ~describe" esta
maniobra del rey como un esfuer-
20 desesperado por hacerse amigo
del Reich. y asi impedir n po-
sible desintegracion de su pals.
La opinión., 1940-06-22
FALLECIO Ell GENERAL
SMEDLEY BUTLER

FllADELFlA, JUNO 81. 1NS).-
FL general Smedley ID. Butler, ex-
jefe de la infanterfa de marina de
Estados Unidos, fallecio hoy en- ell
Hospital Naval a la edad de So
amos, despues de estar enfermo un
mes victima de una infection en- ell
estomago.
El general Butler entro al hospi-
tai ell 26 de mayo Y murio hoy a
las 6 p. NJ, tempo del Este.
La opinión., 1940-06-22

da.
14-Enfermedad del sueno, modo-
ira mental endemica en- algu-.
nos paises de Africa. (Pl.)
16-Ciertas medidas para granos
que son iguaIes a la ~tercera
parte del ceIemin.
17-B-Tela de hiIo muy clara y en-
gomada.
f8-Libro que contiene la ley re-
ligiosa de Mahoma. Clnv.)
20-ArticuIo femenino plural.
21-Consonantes distintas.
24-lnteres excessive que Sc exiee
por ell dinero prestado.
26-Tumefaccion de la piel produ-'
cida por infiItracion de %serosi-
dad en- ell tejido cellular.
27-Oxido de hero que Sc forma
con la humedad.
28-Contraccion de proposition y.
articuIo.
30-Trabaiar la TERRA con ell ara
do.
32-Ciertas Ietras de "petardo."
33-onomatopeya del ruido de un
eoIpe.
36-Repetido, ser muy querido.
37-lnterjeccion que usan los ca
rreteros para hacer que Sc de-
tengan las ~eaballerias.
La opinión., 1940-06-22

MUIERES CASADAS

Con periodic irregular o suspended
hasta por tres meses reportan all
VIC en- muy corto tempo, con solo
una cuantas dosis de Clito en- mu-
chos casos. No es d~anoso, y no sc
interpone con su trabajo. sQuiere
listed quitarse esa duda? Medical
mento preparado de fuerza ordina-
ria $2.35. lngredientes muy efecti-
vos Para casos largos y obstina-
dos doble paquete $4.25. Remita
valor 0 pfdaio G. o. ID. a Clito Com
pany, p. o.. Box 1894 San Antonio,
Texas.
La opinión., 1940-06-22
AVESO CLASEFECADO
VENTAs cASAs

Continde su Education por medic de
la Lectura.-Pida hoy mismo nues-
tro Catalogo de LiDros Els Gratisi
LIBERIA LOZANO. lis North
Santa Rosa Ave. SAN ANTONIO,
TEXAS.
Continue su Education por medic de
In Lectura.-Pida hoy mismo nues-
tro C%atalogo de Iibros. Es Gratisi
LIBERIA LOZANO. 11S North
Santa Rosa Ave, san ANTONIO.
TEXAS.
La opinión., 1940-06-22
CAPITULO II
CAPRICHOS DE LA FORTUNA

Relumbr6n Y ell Emperador
durmieron como unos bienayen-
turados. FL uno tenia proyectos
c~olosales para triplicar en- pocos
meses la suma qre hagfa ganado:
al otro jamas habia visto tGnto
GRO iunto aunque no fuese TODD
de e., y Sc proponia con 10 que
e hab-a toeado, com2rar I'M. "a
rretela y I'm buen tronco de mu-
La opinión., 1940-06-22

-iResponde ell monte? = pre-
sunto alguno.
-Responde, - contesto senci-
'amente Gonzalez.
Relumbr6n pidi6 la baraja pa
"a correr Ell albur.
Gonzalez Sc la do de tai ma
era que nadie pudiese yer la
uerta, ell coronel jugador eomen-
0 a correr ell albur sin temblar-
2 la mano. Hubo un instante de
IN silencio profundo. A las siete
artas aparecio ell caballo, y a la
arta siguiente una sofa d~escolo-
ida y avergonzada de su derro-
l con una boquita chocante y di-
inuta como acostumbran pintar-
los fabricantes de naipes.
I'm murmullo de esos inexplica-
.es que significan triunfo, ale
ia, felicidad, un desahogo que
. ha imitado ninguna musica y
ae denota que el corazon Sc ha
oscargado de algun peso, Sc hi
= escuchar hasta la Gale, a pc
n del bullicio de la multitud y
= los carros y c%arruajes que no
2saban de transitar. Hasta los
lie no apostaron sc alegraron,
les los banqueros son siempre
liados.
FL viejo contratista estaba de-
as de Gonzalez, flo como una
tatua o las quijadas colgan-
lie materialmente como 81 Sc lie
lbieran desprendido y los ojos
.os en- la carpeta verde.
Gonzalez, impasible, saco ell re-
j, faltaban diez minutes.
-Senores, ell ultimo albur.
-iResponde ell monte? = vol
) a preguntar alguno.
Gonzalez consulto con ell senior
Panzacola y contesto:
-Responde.
Ell contratista pens6 que Sc ago
ria la vena del intruso mucha.
oy que Relumbron y los de-
* que 10 seguian perderian Ell
lltimo albur TODD 10 que ha.
ganado y su triunfo serf;
apleto, y bien mirado era Il
que lie quedaba que hacer
gonzalez baraj6 de nuevo, J
10 dos caballos a la carpeta
,cididamente Sc salian de la ba
ia y no abandonaban a los out
; seguian. Volvi6, pues, a ba
Jar y salieron caballo Y siete
ST las reglas no me enganan
-dijo Gonzalez al dido del con
.ratista, - ell siete debe venir
4 tercera o cuarta carta. Va
,os a recoger doble de 10 que he
rs perdido.
Moctezuma, va azorado Y nj
ueriendo perder 10 que habia ga
ado, puso unicamente ma onz;
2 Sc guardo 10 demas en- ell Dol
sillo. Relumbron, un POGO temblo
roso, arimo las go onzas; 10
dem&s no jugaron precisament'
a la dobla, pero apostaron fuer
ties cantidades; de mode que el
esta vez la mesa estaba material
mente cubierta de orc.
CORE, - dijo Gonzalez.
En- esta vez ell silencio profun
do 10 interrumpia el leye e i'm
perceptible latido de los corazo
mes, pero leye como era, algun.
que hubiese fijado su atenci6n 1
habria escuchado.
Uno, dos tres, cuatro, cinct
artas y ningGn indicio.
Relumbr6n. al pareeer mu,
La opinión., 1940-06-22
We

1-Conjuncion a~dversativa que sir
We para indicar la o%posicion y
la diferencia entire las ideas.
2-Hospeda, %aposenta.
determination verbal.
4-Substancia dura y soluble de
gusto acre.
5-Preposicion que sisnifica de-
tras o despues de.
6-Preposicion que significa den
tro.
7-Embisto, acometo.
9-Pelote de algunos animales.
11-Gran extension de aqua sala-
La opinión., 1940-06-22
H~ORIZONTALES:

1-Escudo erande.
5-Presidio, carcel.
9-Pronombre de tercera persona.
1o-Nombre masculine.
12-En "cataclismo" Sc encuentra.
13-Licor, vino.
15-Articulo femenino plural.
16-Alimento hecho con harina.
17-Hendedura en- donde entra ell
bottom.
18-Parte superior de la cerviz.
19-Pronto, active, ligero.
21-AlbanaI para las asuas sucias.
22-Nombre femenino.
23-Preposicion que denota antela-
cion, prioridad.
24-El primero de todos los nume-
ros.
25-Habite en- un lugar.
27-Se a~treven a hacer algo.
29-AdjetiVo que Sc empIea para
designar una o mas cosas en-
tire otras.
31-cierta pIanta tere5intacea de
Europa.
32-PieI del rostro humane.
34-NaturaIeza, esencia.
25-Pasar a otro Iugar.
36-PeriudiciaIes, que no son bue-
mas.
39-Maria Alvarez.
39-Substancia que sc encuentra en-
ell interior de varias conchas.
40-Manosear una cosa para ablan-
darla.
La opinión., 1940-06-22
MISCELANEA

PIDA SU HOROSCOPE enviando fe-
cha nacimiento. Yerbas, libros. pie
dra imam y otros artfculos. AGEN-
GA COMMERCIAL, 1876 So. Pacific
Ave, San Pedro, Calf. tl3)
La opinión., 1940-06-22
PESQUlSAS
ONO w
:; Responde ell monte? -

~ 22l tanu1Io cayaba las unas de sul las nara que dona Paauaa
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State Quota
In CCC 1882
Stort Enrolling
Here on Oct. 8

fsaiis interest n RrOelsns n
Americas yoang people brought
several hundred persons 70 ths
Civilian Conservation Corps forum
held thursday nlsht Al Linceln
hiFA schooL
A auess II iasa Washington
young men Sill - enrolled IN ne
ccc during octeesF. y as an
ncunesd ~ J. c serosks state
supervisor 81 selection. FIRST en-
rollmsnts In Pierce county ain ~
made oet ~ ire Y. n. G A
Applications are meanwhile being
accepted a. TIE county welfare 81
fees. asth and Pacific ave.
Feature speakers ~ The forum
were George n V. brown. Pierre
county welfare department admin.
istrator. Daniel Ranney, command
lns officer, Fred Lefsnsks. sdu-
catlenAl adviser. and Walt Larsen.
work superintendent al Of Camp
Sunshine Point A motion picture
Of ccc camp hfs was slso shown.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-05
Submit New Bids
For Canionmeni

Bids on the new and enlarged
Fort Lewis construction program
were 10 be opened Friday afternoon
at the construction qusrtermsster's
office. Mcchord Field. with only
contractors and army officials
present.
Bids received last week on the
original project for the environment
OF the tist Division If the national
guard were rejected after u was
decided to enlarge the program.
The original project called for
Dol buildings. Revised plans pro-
vide for i,04o separate frame build
ings. with appurtenant sewer and
water systems. The revised prof.
eot IA expected to cost In excess
Of $4,000, 900, compared In the low
bid Of A,o7b.os2 on thu Dol build
inss.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-05
Forgery Charge
Being Prepared

A superior court forgery charge
was eslng prepared Friday hy
Deputy Prosecutor Horace cser
sEslns, Newton West .s-Yesr-eld
Tacoma ex.eonvlet who vas found
by county officers Thursday after
q search ~ fur months
West signed complete eonfss'
sion late Thursday, UNDERESTIMATE
clyde Knowles showed
The forgcries were = SO check
signed with the name ~ Hoffman,
given 10 Reeds market at Park
land, and ora signed Howard
passed At the Ace ~ Clubs tavern
on the Olympia highway. In that
case. Knowles said. West owed a
bin Of - and eashsd . forged
cheek for $3.50, taking the
balance in change.
West. who rave his address -
i12o Va. asa st.. was arrested IN
tina attic OF = hous on the SALES
road off Park ave
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A right hand that just : few
months ago was throwing curves.
sinkers and fast ones At Western
international league batters was
waving directions to the wind,
brass and percussion sections Of
the Clover Park high school band
Thursday night In It's fan season
bow To the Lakewood Community
club.
Ex-Pitcher Marion oppelt Of the
Tacoma Tigers was making at
Lakewood center meeting his first
community appearances ~ new
music director OF the high school.
He formerly had the same posi-
ton at Shelton.
The hand Of some 90 pieces per-
formed four march numbers 10
open the community clubs annual
election meeting.
New officers chosen for the com-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-05
Cops and Robbers" Game Resulis
In One Boy Being Struck BY Auto

-. $50 N. s7th -. shout T5o
p m. Rstfka jsmmsd On hiR
hsaks. ut ~ isft hunrer NJ
ths soy. n. driver picked ~ The
innrea ny snd took I'm = tbe
hospital. where police were sum.
aaaesi. off5esFs sseeFtsd ths
driver 70 hesdaasftsrs. where he
made : report q ths accident snd
was released = rslotn Ms wife
sad - va we're with hirn shen
~ nlshap occarred
ar. f.iava as hurt - : 80
sEnashup at -. aath ard South
Tseoms Way. she wss he eecu-
pant ~ q ear driven ~ nmsry
uershsch. - nacofs Ths auto
msells ma shipped for TIE red
trsffic slEnsi ehsn 4 go struck
from behind ~ = ear drives NJ
Esri I. ciarh. 81 ~ iooT ~.
Anaer~en - MFs Lloyd was Esksn
n ne eaunty hospital fer . erssf
STAY. Hsr laughter. MelaFs. and
Mrs mia NJ Mnrshaeh the
drivers matheF. e-sspsa injury.
Folles Friday mad reesives ~
report n an accident that eacuFr-.t
whsn = ear VITA r.xas plates and
barring three flyers fran aocherf
fisid strlck q r n = y hus
hroadslds e Ne. Tia snd stssls
So thursday sftsrreun. No
oHs was injured,
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False Alarm
Fine Is $50

Counsel for Richard farieh ssih
ne was a. alarmed as ths IRE
department when he pulled TIE
switch on the ftre alarm box ard
the engines CAME.
Zurich. a. stos No 1sth st vas
walking home the aiEAt 81 Aue
a. saw the siam hroksn IN tbs
box II ttth and Fawestt ave
yielded 20 temptation. and kat
results, lie pleaded guilty b
turning IN q false alarm when
he faced Police Judge Joseph
Aallefy Friday
Hls attorney asked feT lenisney
describing him a. q native son
vith No record q previous trouble
Judge hallsry lavlsd = fine Of 500
and costs. on The hssls az = 10
Jay sentence IN siullar cas-
before. declaring ths penalty " 81
pei day Il rrsed IN jail.
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John ]. Crawford. ~. pleaded
guilty in police court 10 a drunken
driving charge Friday. and again
possibility Of . court decision on
blood-slcohoi tests 80 evidences was
avertsd.
Crawford. arrested Thursday
night, was submitted 10 q lsborz-
tory analysis OF the amount Of
alcohol m his bioodstresm. pur-
susnt To a recent police order in
all arrests Of drunk-driving sus-
poets.
The defendant. who lives at RI
3, boz $50. Tacoma. admitted be-
ing involved In q minor accident
a. 18th and Pacific. and having no
drivers license. Since he had no
wish 70 contest the case. the prose-
cution did not introduce the alco-
hol Test a. evidences. Crawford
drew the minimum fine. $50 and
costs. together with suspension Of
his drivers license for year.
A ease against Melvin johnson.
filed Aug. . when he was held for
drunkenness and Investigation Of
an automobile accident. was dis
missed upon the motion Of George
Abel. assistant corporation counsel.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-05
Three Pay Fines
Toiallinq $500

Fines totaling 5000 were paid
into Justice Clarence Z. Layton's
court Thursday afternoon by three
persons after a series Of trials for
illegal possession and sale OF In
toxicating liquor.
Orlando Boni. for offenses Sept.
Is and 23 at the Broadway cafe,
1852 Broadway. was fined $3.50
and costs on each; Sherry Lyons,
for two offenses the same dates
at the Dee hotel. 1bish Broadway.
and Tony Angelo. for the same
offenses on the same dates at the
Reno. 1sa2 Broadway, also $3.50
and costs on each cae.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-05
Fire Prevention
Is Urged by Cain

In proolsiming Fire Prevention
week, Oct. o-i2. Mayor Harry p,
Cain declarsdi
Fire prevention IL the prob
lem Of every citizen Of the city
Of Tacoma and every citizen
should be interested In the sduca-
tionsl program sponsored by the
local COMMITTEES. II everyons will
do his utmost TO avoid fire losses,
the entire city will profit from
increased safety and prosperity
and ! most earnestly urge that all
civic organizations. business ssso.
Citations. school authorities and all
other bodies interested IN public
welfare assist In furthsring the
important occasion"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-05
Properly in County
Will Pay $l6l,326

Pierce county's 1910 eontribn-
ton 10 higher education In the
state will total $751; .32e, accord
ing to . report Of the state tax
commission in Olympia Friday.
The entire states s2,l7b,e7s
payment for that purpose from
property taxes viii be divided In
proportions Of 81 OH $50 for the
University OF Washington; $751;
$50 for Washington State college.
siss. $40 for the Bellinghsm col
lege of education, sis9,oze for
Cheney and si6o.ss5 for Eiiens-
burg.
Those sums come from the two
mill state levy on real estate.
Other higher education funds come
from the sales tan and other
sources.
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Community Recreation
Program Opens Monday
Huger Announces Complete Schedule
OF Evening Closes and Clubs

f. .'s.;s. 3, THURSDAY. ! 70 10 ,. n
Neutrality-suspicious.. commsrcisl
essketoah league, Tuesday an d
xhyrsasy, e 70 ,. N Vincent
keyes Ralph Christie. directors
ista I'm hcchora e.skste.n
,. m. Frsd Heany. aIrsctos;
Gray: Nechord esskeseal leAgue
elias y Friday. 7 . 10 ,. m. Ffed
stadium: oirisf league. "Wednesday
70 70 p m, Katherine Bernard.
ASfna Miller. directors.
Wemens gymnasium classes
Gauiti Tuesday. 7,so 70 $50 ? m
H Mssn.i Hsl'e.e ,nssrg ss s'sss,s
simmons. Instructor
club schedule
Boys eiuhs-oault: Monday, $50 20
? 30, Gordon Tatum. James hopkins
dlIectoTs; Gray "Wednesday, ESQ to
$50 Marion Nelt. Leslie Hoar: Jason
lee: Monday, ESQ 10 e.so, Lswis
Ss sc t. sgSs s By Mason, ss., Norsss
johnson: Mccaryer, TUESDAY s:so 10
$50. william Alisrd. James hopkins:
stewart: Monday, $50 70 s;ao, sey-
mour Todd Wallace Streefer, FERN
Hill: Tuesday $50 70 Gao, Marion
Felt, Tfygve hlix.
Girls, clubs-Gray: Tuesday. $50
s e soo ! julia, Bar Alss sTs sc
% e;so. Florinda Copeland, Mary Jane
hlaser; Mason: Wednesday. 6;so 20
$50, Ina Coffman, Mary Jane Biaser.
McCaryer: Thursday, $50 TO ESQ.
Edna simmons, Maurita Runions.
stewart: Tuesday, ESQ 70 $50, Ina
ooffman. Sisrid Bergerson. Fern nm;
Thursday, 9 80 to $50. Myran Miller,
Harriet Gilchrist.
Rifle clubs-stadium boys; Monday
and Wednesday. $50 10 D 30, @. s.
0ltner. instructor; Lincoln beys:
Tuesday, ESQ 70 $50, Eddie Sch
wartz; lincoln girls. Thursday, $50
70 Q so. Sigrid Bergerson,
There will no charges for boys and
girls clubs Hager pointed out, FNur.
Their information may be obtained
from him at Broadway 22eS.
=
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An extensive evening recreation
program in tho Tacoma schools,
with sueh new classes a. art metal
working. Hawaiian crafts. and
dramstioz vas announced Friday
by Robert II. Hagcr. director Of
the program for the public school
system.
A part of the Tacoma program,
The Bryant School Creative Arts
studio. recently was acclaimed the
best Of its kind in the United
States, Hsger said.
Runs 10 Dec. 20
The program. opening next Mon
day. Oct 7. win run until Dec.
20. exclusive of Thanksgiving
week, and viii resume Jan. 9 and
run until spring vacation. April l.
A complete schedule Of recrea-
ton classes planned u ss follows;
Dramatic Arf--stadium: Monday.
2 to 10 p. m. Frankie Fuller, in
struetor tmake-up); Jason Lee: We'd
nesday. 20 10 p. m, frankie Fuller,
instructor dramatic foundationl.
Tuesday ana Thursday. to 10 3. m.
Helen Everett. instructor.
woedcarsing and seuipturinE =
bryant; THURSDAY, 7 20 10 D. m.
Wilhelm Bake.
Weodcarylns and Hawaiian art
erafts-Brsant: Tuesday, 70 10 p.
weayinE-Bryant; Tuesday and
Thursday. 10 10 p. m, Pearl sritton
Lees.
Art metal-stadium: Monday. 7 to
10 D; m. Wilhelm nakke. :
SKI mskinE-stsdium; Monday 7
Archery equipment makins-sta-
dunn Monday. : TO 10 p. m, Roy
Norman.
Archery-LIneoln; Wednesday, ? 10
10 D. m. Franklin o'Neel.
BadmInien-6rsy; Monday, J TO 10
colin, Tuesday. 7 10 10 D. m Lyle
Morton; Jason Lee: Wednesday, 7 70
10 D. m, Ellis johnson.
swimming Junior high school bows
onlyl-stadium: Wednesday, $50 TO
ESQ m oordon TssS Sn1, sp %. dsw,.
day, $50 70 ESQ p, m. William
Allard and Mitchell Angelo.
Dancing Glasses
Tap dancinE-Gaulti Tuesday, $50
10 ESQ d. m, Lorraine stevens. Me-
Carver: Tuesday, $50 TO ESQ D. m.
Jackie Ducharrne; Lincoln; Monday.
$50 70 ESQ p. m, Lucille harcott;
p, m, Lorraine Stevens; Fern Hill;
"Wednesday. $50 70 $50 p, m, jackie
DuCharme; Mason; Thursday, $50 to
ESQ d. m, Jackie DuCharme,
BALLET Dsncing-stewart; Wednes-
ton Thayer.
social dancing-Lincoln (aduitl
Wednesday, TO 10 p. M Lucille
Harcott. Mason (adulD: Tuesday, 7
TO 10 D. m. Lucille Barcott: Mecarver
Jackie Ducharme: Gauit tstudenD
"Wednesday, 70 10 p, m, Elsie Nor
ris; Gray lstudenO Thursday, to
10 p. M, Lorraine Stevens; Stewart
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A kauzs ~ Hconz snd ruhhrrs
sndea THURSDAY sveninG whsn
Charles onrlsn, sssd 10 dsshef
INTO ne street VITA = weofen fan
n ~ hsaH sd Was struck dosFn
~ a automobile
suffering multiple iafuriss snfi
possible skull injury. ne by
as under ohservafinn n racctaa
General hospital Friday
Another accident eft ara Jessie
tlovd AZ OLYMPIA. = traffic victim
Thursday Aftsrncan. Authorities
sAla her INJURIES ~srs nut bsllsved
serious
Ths onrisn ny. who lives 81
tpos No Prospect. rsn n frout
- q ear drives ~ carr A Hstsks
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-05
Ex-Piicher Directs Orchestra;
Lakewood Club Elects Officers

ing year are James O. Fowler,
president; bred schwah, vice presl-
dent. Tom Henderson. secretary.
Mrs Pearl Rehbock. treasurer
Henry A. Hoskins. retiring presi-
dent. was elected 10 the executive
committee.
Standard on co. of California
presented 40 minutes Of motion
pictures Illustrating development
Of the west. its recrestienal faclli-
ties and In a short reel. skiing
scenes ~ the west coast.
Refreshments were served Al
the conclusion Of the program.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-05
Stop Light at 18th
And Union Is Asked

city councilmen were requested
In q communication received Fr-
day by the city clerk from the
Franklin PIT. A. and Preschool
council to take steps to install a
stop-snd-go traffic light Ut the in
tersection of So. 18th st. and
Union ave. TO replace the present
caution light.
The communication, signed by
Mrs. Margaret T. Mason, as sscre-
tary-treasurer Of the PIT. A.
group. declared that many parents
in the district have complained Of
the dangerous traffic condition"
existing at the intersection and re-
quested that the condition be
remedied az soon a. possible.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-05

Ths body of Mrs. Fanny Recess
Redman, former racoman, viii ar
rive from t.as Angeles. Calf, 81
p m. Saturday afternoon. Funs.
raj services will follow Al : .. m
from the Cassidy = Alien chapel,
with burial In old Tacoma GENE.
terry, Mrs Redmsn ls The wldow
Of the late John T Hedman. .
pioneer IN the grocery business
here she " survived b. one
brother. Glen r. Reese. " nan
Francisco. and one Ersndchlld.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-05

II you have work to do, morning
headache calls especially Tor laa
relief. And the sooner it's relieved
fhe better for you. Your own doctor
viii tell you this
That's Why we emphasize. re-
peatedly, the speed with which gen
uine Bayer Aspirin starts 70 work
starts TO relieve headache pain To
get II, all you do the instant pain
starts, Is take 2 Bsyer Tablets with
a fun class Of water. Relief usually
begins in . remarkably short time
IL feels wonderful.
And since genuine Bayer Aspirin
now costs only lc a tablet. two o.
thres cents worth relieves most
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-05

A medical aide was rushed to
medical attention Thursday night
when police answered a call to
the army detachment station in
the Provident building and took
Corporal John Ray, IS, to the
county hospital. Ray, who suffered
throat hemorrhage while on
duty, later was removed To the
Fort Lewis hospital
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-05
Garland Goes on
Dial Next July

Dial service will be introduced
for Garland customers of the Pa
cific Telephone a Telegraph Co.
in July, ie4i, II was announced
Friday by George w. Gahan. local
manager.
Work Of changing instruments
will start on Oct. IL. The con-
version 10 dial operation will tn
volve no change In rates for
service. unless subscribers with
old-typs equipment ask for hand
set or deskset instruments.
With the cut-over on Garland
next year. all telephones in ra-
coma will be on the dial system.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-05
TAOoMANs INITIATED

Dorothea Hammer and Emmy
Lou Beardsiey. Tacoma goods,
have recently been initiated into
Alpha Chi Omega. vomens ma
tionsl social sorority az Washing
ton STATE college, Pullman