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Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-23
Appointment to Supreme
Court in Calf. Rejected

SAN FRANCISCO. July %. CUP)
The appointment of Prof. Max
Radin Of the University of Califor-
mia to the California supreme court
bench was rejected late yesterday
by the state judicial qualifications
commission.
The commissions action, an
nounced by Attorney General Earl
Warren. commission member, in a
one-sentence statement, did not ex-
plain the rejection. It said:
The commission considered all
the facts in connection with the
nomination. including the report
from the board of governors of the
state bar, and we have come to
the conclusion that the nomination
should not be confirmed"
With Warren on the commission
are Chief Justice Phil S. Gibson
OF the supreme court, and Justice
John T Nourse, senior presiding
justice of the state district court of
appeal.
Gov. Culbert L. Olson named Ra-
din to the court after the death of
Chief Justice William H. Waste
and the elevation of Gibson to the
center of the bench.
Olson when he learned of the
commissions decision, said it came
as surprise.
mo man who ever took the oath
OF public office had more regard for
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-23
Most Embarrassing
Moments Told at
POSTMASTER Club

My Most Embarrassing Moment
was the table topic at Monday
nights session OF the Cactus Gavel
Toastmasters club in e Centro.
His delivery of an address "The
Crossroads" earned Aubrey Boles
the title Of the best speaker Of the
evening. Charles Birkhauser'S ad-
dress The First Blackout" won him
the title of the speaker showing
the greatest improvement.
R. B. Whitelaw'S talk topic was
DO You Know?" Fred Brems was
Vacation Sailing" B. V. Riley's
was Hunting Trip in Montana:
and Karl Kaiser's was "A Seven
Year Plan"
Viggo Hansen, club president, and
Malcolm Macurda told of their
plans TO attend the international
ToastmaSterS convention in San
Diego Thursday H. E Anderson was
POSTMASTER Monday night and Hen
ry Russell Richmond, jr., was gem
eral critic.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-23

dent Roosevelt. Willkie said they
would organize independent Demo-
Gratis behind his candidacy.
The Hanes Douglas group, he
said. would serve as a focal ooint
around which independents would
gather. He mentioned particularly
Sen. Edward R. Burke, D., Nev.,
who bolted his party last week IN
protest against Mr. Roosevelts cam
didacy for a third term.
SMITH MAY BOLT
NEW YORK, July %. tUP)-The
New York HeraldTribune said to-
day it had learned former Gov.
Alfred F.. Smith and "other promi-
nent Democrats" soon would an
nounce opposition TO third term
and support of Wendell W'llkl@
for the presidency.
1T has been no secret among
former Gov. Smiths intimateS that
he intended to support Mr.. Willkie.
and an announcement to that effect
will be forthcoming, it was learned
on unimpeachable authority" the
Herald Tribune said.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-23
Survey DiscIoses
Credit Expansion

A total of 1872 900 loans totaling
So 667 00C 900 We're made to business
firms and individuals in California
by half of the states commercial
banks during 1899, a survey con-
Quoted by the American bankers
association showed Tuesday.
The study. covering 1l6 Of the
states 228 banks. showed a definite
expansion of bank credit in the
field of new loans. The number
of new loans made between July
3! and Dec. 81 of 1899 was greater
by II per cent and the dollar vol
ume was up four per cent, the
survey disclosed
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-23

The British order was issued b.
Arthur b. PurNIs. c4Ict of lhe BrI-
ush purchasing commission, and
sent to American authorities who
must approve the release of war
supplies to belli2ercnt powers. De
tailed cost estimates and a break
down of types of planes We're not
disclosed Previous purchases by the
French and British since before the
beginning of the war total about
1000 American planes at a cost Of
about Sl200,000
The British decision to order more
r!lres came while Congress is con-
s.dcring President ROoSevelt's re
quest for 8oO00000O to expand
fhs army and navy Now being con-
s,dered by the house deficiency ap-
DrO0riations committee, the bill
would provide $1,000 more planes
for the army and 4000 more for the
poI-T
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-23


Last night. as the guest OF Roy
Larsen, publisher of Time Magazine,
Willkie saw a preview of motto
picture which traced events from
the World war to the present con-
flict.
He set Aug. II as the date on
which he will accept the nomina-
tion at ElWood, Ind, his home town.
He said there will be a brief, pre-
liminary ceremony on the steps
of ElWood high school from which
he twice was expelled for pranks.
The main program will be in Gala
ways Park, which Willkie remom-
bers from his boyhood days as Joe
Dahority's woods, site OF the "ole
swimming hole
Willkie welcomed two prominent
anti third term Democrats. into his
fold yesterday. They were John w
Hanes, former under-secretary of
the treasury and member OF the
Securities and Exchange commits
sion, and Lewis w. Douglas, TO mer
director of the budget under Pre5i-
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-23
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Notice is hereby given that the
Ell CENTRIC SCHOOL DISTRICT
of Imperial County, California will
receive separate bids, for furnish
ing all labor material, transporta-
ton and services for the repair and
recons>Alction of buildings of the
El Centre School District as fol-
lows:
!. Repair and reconstruction OF
the East entrance, lowering of the
cupola tower and repairs and re-
placement of plaster work and
chimney of the Mckinley School at
$50 No. 5th Street, El Centro, Cali
fornia.
2. Removal and replacement Of
plaster and chimney and installa-
ton of bracing, etc, at Wilson
School at 1900 Main Street, El Gen.
tro, California.
3. Removal and replacement Of
plaster and chimney and installa-
ton of bracing, and alteration of
West Fire escape at Harding School
on 7th Street, El Centre, California.
C>stCll UlC ID W DC al dSSOi ooAiSS
with the plans and specifications
and other contract documents now
on file with the Principal of Cen
tral Union High School, in the Ad-
ministration Building at Central
Union High School, El Centro, Cali
fornia, where they may be examin-
ed without charge. Copies of said
plans, specifications and other con-
tract documents may be obtained at
the office of the said Principal upon
deposit of $500 per set, which de-
posit will be refunded upon return
of said copies in good condition
within five go days after the bids
are opened Bidders are hereby noti-
fled that pursuant to the Statutes
of the State of California and local
laws thereto applicable, the El Cen
tro School District has ascertained
and determined the general prevail
ing rate of per diem wages and
rates for legal holiday and overtime
work in the locality in which this
work is to be performed for each
craft or type Of workman or mech
anic needed TO execute the con-
tracts which will be awarded the
successful bidders. The prevailing
rates so determined are as follows
Trade or Daily Hourly
nanunafinp WaRp rate ware rate
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-23
Hamburg in Ruins
From Bomb Raids

NEW YORK, July 90. CUP)-
Columbia BroadcaSting System to-
day intercepted a British broad
casting corporation report which
quoted a Turkish traveller, return
ing to IStanbul from trip through
Germany. us saying that British
bombs have laid the port OF Ham
bure I'm RUNS
In ms VISITS to Hamburg, En-
den, Bremen. Dusseldorf, Cologne
and Essen he SAW hardly a single
factory intact the BIC Was re
ported Us saying.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-23
Three Born in
Three Days in &c.

Three babies have arrived at the
FL C:ntro hospital in the last three
days, the latest. a baby girl was
born Tuesday at 3 a m. to MI
and Mrs. Thomas Crosbie. Ill Rock
wood avenue, CalexicO. The baby.
who has been named Betsey Lee.
weighed five pounds, ounces at
birth.
A son, weighing six pounds and
l2l2 ounces was born Sunday to
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald KeeSee. 1919
Olive avenue, while Monday Mr.
and Mrs. William Perry. 4i7 He'll.
became the parents Of a seven
pound 10. ounce girl
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-23
Drainage Meeting
Slated THURSDAY

Progress in tile drainage install
lation will be shown at a drainage
demonstration meeting at the En,il
Steiner ranch, southwest of West
morland at O'Clock Thursday af-
ternoon, according to Frank Beysch-
lag. county farm advisor.
The drainage meeting, arranged
by the farm bureau and extension
service, will be the first in a series
of meetings to show new tile drain
age installation on ranches in the
northend.
The Steiner ranch is locatd one
and one-half miles north and one
half mile west of Wieman's corner
Wieman's corner is miles west of
Brawley.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-23
GIRL BABY BORN
TO B. L, HAMBCRGERS

A baby girl, weighing six pounds
and ounces, was born Monday at
10:45 am. to Mr.. and Mrs B. L.
Hamburger. Diane Paula has been
chosen as her name. and she and
Mrs. Hamburger are at the Mercy
hospital in San Diego
Hamburger, who is manager OF
Sears Roebuck company in El Cen
tro, returned from San Diego Tues
day noon.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-23
OLSON STUDIES PARDON
OF UNIONISTS

SACRAMENTO, July % up
Gov. Culbert Olson said today he is
studying the pardon applications
of three former maritime union
leaders convicted of the 1888 ship
yard Staying of George w Alberts.
chief engineer Of the freighter
Point Lobos.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-23

received his LIB at New York
University in 1902 and a Phi D. at
Columbia University in 1909. He
was appointed to the faculty of the
University of California in 1919. He
was admitted to the New York bar
in 1902. the California bar in 1920
and the L. S. supreme court bar
in 1899.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-23
Japan S Takings
OF Calf. Oil
In Sudden Drop
CContinucd from PAGE y

u Oil lIlutd lIt3ll UEt -
per cent higher IL 10 "a, and diesel
oll>. aua - per cent higher a. to
fuci olls thau IN Tie FIRST half OF
1919. Gasoline cNpor,> tell 2a.5 per
cent. diesel u.l. = per cent, fuel
WiS 3T1.
To Tie decline o. 26.5 per cent
IN gasoline export the Wall Street
Journal sad. Ii attributed the IN
crease oI more than l.50O000 bar
rclS IN gasoline Storage which OF
all principal DIVISIONS OF STORAGE
remains The only on" u neW hlshN
The drop Wus dur Ia los oi AT .
iantjr 1orcl9n ard ntcrcustal mar
ket>. ~,nrr trWne-PatIlr movement
vi up about 43 ppr cent
~ !. Htrrr@lne THAT The de
cline III easo,In" acuuud oltShor
has b,ea offset doNr>GcalIH but
nut by sgtilcIrnt marnn 10 affect
>tutES. Thas WiulH iu'ul gasOhnC
demand. ncWdms shipments. reach
ed an average ot 2l4O00 barrels
daily IN the last Half ol this year.
Ii was 213UJu M tie FIRST hall last
year.
ApprehenSiyc Outlook
Tie agcacy'S outlook for the
fogturomhe >IX month, is one of
apprehension tor the states Off
shore Oh problem. especially the
dWlndling exports To Japan. but
onr of optimism In possibility OF
resumption of ulrrcuaolal move
ment~ eastward did increased do
nestle cousn@pton
INJcrcousDai HhWmuI, declined
64 ; per ceut III the INST stN months
.ot this year from the like l939
reIod. Ths drop W., attributed
10 rrducra excise taNrs on United
States oll imports Wuch brc;unr
operative Drc,uber l6.
Rr2urdn- tine dourstc situation.
thr agency says:
Expectations ase inst tine gains
III domestic utilization Of petroleum
products Viii continue. Domestic
tutl utilization VII br iurlher aug
mcutrd BY tn" recently reported con
trdctlrl b. tho navy iur 8500 Oou
barrels to be drtNcrcd durlna the
mkt >iX months.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-23

the contitution of the United States
and more respect for the laws of
this country than had Max Radin.
said the governor.
He is a man who has the quail
fications and judicial temperament
of a Cardoza or a Brandeis.'
Radin, who is now 80. was born
in Prussia and came to the United
States when he was four years old.
He was graduated from the College
of the City of New York in 1899,
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-23
Ell CENTRIC TOASTMISTRESS
CLUB MEETS WEDNESDAY

Ell Centro Toastmistress club mem
bers will meet at the California no
tel at Gas pm. Wednesday, they
announced Tuesday.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-23
DIVORCE SUIT FILED

Vivian Louise Hoffman Tuesday
sued Miles Adelbert Hoffman for
divorce, charging extreme crulety
They were married in Yuma fly"
years ago.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-23
WEATHER
FORECAST

Los Angeles and Vicinity-Fair
today. tonight and Wednesday; oc-
casionally overcast; continued rath-
er warm with little change in
temperature; gentle TO moderate
southwest to northwest winds.
~. S. Weather Bureau, Ell Centro)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-19
Alaska stations
Arrest Salesman
In $4,000 Fraud

Leonard F.. Chase. 37-year-old
Tacoma salesman. Of 707 So. Union
ave. arrested In Tacoma at inter-
walls in the past on petit larceny
charges. was held in the Pierce
county Jail Wednesday accused of
$4,000 fraud IN Grays Harbor
county
lie was picked up by Deputy
Sheriffs Mclean and Bunce on n
warrant which set bail nj $4,000
The warrant from Montesano
charges the Tacoman with obtain
ing $4,000 from Carrie b. Nulls
on false and fraudulent represent
tations
A year ago. on Dec. s. he was
given four-months suspended
jail sentence here for larceny by
check. and Dec. Ia. n few days
later. was arrested again on sim
liar charge. He was freed that
time when the charge was dis
missed.
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Laval in Paris
AS Plain Citizen

nCHN. France - Pierre Laval.
ousted vice premier and foreign
minister. arrived In Paris Wednes-
day. II was understood. in his new
capacity of a private citizen after
having conferred for an hour Tues
day night with Otto Abetz. Ger
man diplomatic envoy To France.
Laval took part for half an hour
Tuesday In the three-hour confer
ence between Marshal Philippe
fetain, chief Of state. and Abetz.
who came here TO seek an explana-
tion for Adolf Hitler of Lavars
summary dismissal.
Laval then went 10 his chateau
aat Chateldon near Vichv.
Abetz went 10 the chateau Tues
day night. IL was learned. and con-
ferred with Laval
Abetz and Laval returned. 70
Niehy together. and left at about
the same time-but IL was under
stood separately-for Paris.
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McNerthney Rites
Will Be Thursday

Funeral services for DR.. Michael
J. McNerthney. retired Tacoma
dentist. who died Monday at his
home. Rosemont way. will be
held Thursday at $50 a m. from
ST. Patrick's church. with burial
in Calvary cemetery. under direc-
ton of Gaffney's
The body was taken to the
home Wednesday and rosary will
be recited there by the Catholic
Women's club. the Y. L. l. and
friends Wednesday at p. m. The
corteee will leave the home Thurs
day at 9:15 a. m.
Pallbearers will he Hugh c. Nc
Gavick, Martin A. Petrich. Charles
+ Burkey. Richard L. Uhlman.
Dan McGeady and J. T. McCor-
mick.
McNerthney. who retired seven
years ago because Of i'll health,
was prominently associated with
Northwest bowling circles and was
owner of the Broadway Bowling
Co.
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AAt H'hNi' tAfAN Nl hAi the men =
objections 90 their conviction and
during all that time they have heen
prisoners in the federal tank Of the
city jail. serving dead" time
Walker. originally Of seat
tie. was sentenced 10 serve an
eight-year term. and Sheehy
of Centralia, n five-year term.
In Sheehy's case. u Is likely that
had he accepted the courts de-
eision IN 1888 and gone to federal
prison. he would now be a free
man. or his release would be
matter Of only few months. what
with time off for good behavior.
Walker acted as attorney for
Sheehy as well as for himself.
Their first trial ended in a jury
disagreement after testimony had
taken several months. A second
trial was held. this one Of equal
duration. and this time a jury
found them guilty.
The case against the men was
based on sales OF stock in two COM
panies known a. the United Col
heries Co. and the Anglo-Pacific
Anthracite Galleries. Ltd. which
were to have developed placer coal
deposits IN the state OF Washing
ton They were also accused OF
money illegally from de-
positors OF a Vancouver. Wash,
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Both trials at times serged
on the spectacular a. many
well-known persons were called
Ia the stand. such men. for
example. A. A. r. Giannini.
president of the Bank of
America; Lewis u. SchWellen-
bach. who recently resigned
his place in the L. =. senate to
become a federal district Judge
at Spokane. and many others.
Walker implied that the in
dietment Of Sheehy and himself
was a plot Of powerful politicians
who wanted them out Of the way.
Judge f. f Cushman. since re-
tired. heard the case. L. s. Dis
trict Attorney }. Charles Dennis.
aided by three assistants. prose-
cuted the case.
Walker and sheehy appealed on
technical grounds. holding chiefly
that certain violence admitted at
their trials should not have been
allowed
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Utilities Commissioner o.Neii
told the council Wednesday his
flying trip To Portland Tuesday
was to discuss the general North
west power situation and specific
industrial prospects with the
Bonneville power administration.
oNeil SAID he and 4. r. Hoff-
man. superintendent OF Seattle city
hight had spent several hours with
DIR. Paul J. Raver. Columbia river
power system administrator. and
members Of Rsver's staff.
He said he was not at liberty
to discuss the specific industrial
prospects which may be developed
out Il The conference.
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BUILDING PERMITS

New building permits We're on
file Wednesday for the following:
s NJ Birchler. $4,000 residence.
542s A st; Arthur Kreg, So, 800
residence at 1922 A st, and So. 500
residence at 5027 A st; c W.
$4,000 residence at
1852 A st.
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NEARLY NV Hot Point washing
machine SIS so So. 18th. Apt 81
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Female Help Wanted

WANTED-Saleslady and demonstra-
tor for cosmetic line Good COM
mission. Pacific Cosmetic Co. Call
Thursday ell a. m. 7leia Fawcett
ave.
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IN DEBT? PHI. Ga 1893
LET US pay your bills Call at 5el4
So Tacoma Way. Mr. Madsen
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Walker and Sheehy Turned
Down by u. S. Circuit Court
Pair. Convicted OF Moil Freud. Lose
Their Appeal; Are Still in City Joil

CLYDE II. Walker and Justin B. Sheehy. convicted in
federal here IN 1898 Of mail fraud their appeal
10 the L. S circuit Wednesday, according 10 dis
patch from San Francisco.
Il was believed 10 be the last Of the and
appeals made 10 the circuit court since their conviction
and is likely that the pair will begin serving
prison terms melted out 10 them following their conviction
It has taken court for
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Beauty Parlors

OIL ORNAMENTS, Csc and up Free
marcels and finger waves
LA FRANCE SCHOOL OF BEAUTY
ISL St Helens Main 1922
PERMANENT Waves CSC and up; free
marcels and finger waves at Moler's
Beauty School ll4o Bdwy BR 1920
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HOUSE RAISING. Easements. concrete
work. garages. general repairing
Broadway 1897
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H APPY--
M;rfhdau
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER IL

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1s
Edna McDevitt, 1907 IA. ID ~.
Mrs. Elsie Mcleod, 1921 so.
18th NJ.
Robert Charles Gerard. 57O3
N. Alaska II.
Larry Paul katcrick, 1872 ~.
i4th II.
Violet Davies, s067 SO. Aims
worth ave.
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Moon quarter Moon Quarter
De. % Jan. 5 Jan - De =
Data supplied by q s Weather
bureau. Department % Commeroel
Washington forecast Ram IN
the west and local rain or snow in
the east portion Wednesday night
and Thursday; SHOWS in the high
mountains. normal temperature.
southerly gale of the coast. mod
crate 10 fresh southerly wind over
inland waters Of the state.
Rainfall In Tacoma for the -
hours ending a. s a. m Thursday.
.0s inch: since Dec. !. So inches.
a shortage Of 216 inches. since
Jan. /. 30 e6 inches. a shortage Of
3b7 inches
Wind at a. m Thursday. south
: m. p h. barometer al - s. and
rising. oil.
sun rises at 7.52 a. N. Friday
and sets at 4:22 ?. m.
Taeoma's weather on Dec Is
1899 - Cloudy. % inch Of ran
maximum temperature 40 degrees
and minimum 40 Highest WIND
velocity IS m. p. n from the south
east
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MODEL 30" TRAC TRACTOR" very
good shape reasonable ISIS JEFF
ferson Broadway 266s.
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Markets OF q
Glance


Stocks; Irregularly lower and
quiet
Bonds Irregularly lower. L. :
governments lower.
Curb Stocks: Irregular.
Foreign Exchange Steady.
Cotton: Up as much as 25 cents
a bale.
Wheat: Up = 10 Off = cent.
Corn: Up = to - cent
Rubber: About steady.
Silver: Unchanged.
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ONE black all wool cloth coat with
beautiful fur collar. size SO. IS.
1904 South Thompson
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NEW SAW made from your old one.
saw Ming. retoothing. beveling,
cumming. 1892 South L.
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DEEP &, SHALLOW WILL pumping
systems new and used SERVICE
HARDWARE 1871 ParIfr
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BARBER tools. mans q Jewel Wal
than pocket watch. Reasonable.
11i9 So 2lst
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bicycle. balloons. front
vince brake. light Excellent. sl7.
1901 South 45th
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FLOORING. SOS N. Cedar siding e
S22 M p S35. Garland $3.50
1907 East lOth.
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SPINET repossessed piano for bal,
cue small payment big saving
TED BROWN MUSIC. LII Broadnar
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BLACK cloth coat 40. mink collar
excellent condition. ais 50. G,
Apt r
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Honesty Always Paws
FINDERS OF lost articles adver-
tised below. please take notice
After you have returned the
articles % the loser. 60 10 The
Tacoma Times office. e1a Mar
ket where YOU vii be pre-
sented with two guest tickets 70
the Temple theater.
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Miscellaneous for Sale

MANS Ozark topcoat. size 40. good
condition, $40. or may trade.
Garland 35O3-R
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Core Of the News
q. n. co. LOW BIDDER

u. r. 90. LOW BIDDER
General Electric Co. was low
bidder on 25.00o-kva transformers.
complete with accessories. which
VIII be used by the Bonneville
Power administration in the con-
struotion of a substation at Cow
ington. Wash. The substation.
when complete. will control deliv-
cry Of Bonneville and Grand Cou-
lee power TO the Seattle and Ia
coma areas.
Christmas flowers. Hintz Flor
ISL adv.
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WOMEN over 80 desiring permanent
security for the future Call Ma
47l2
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FOR RADIO ENGINEERS

Tacoma radio engineers have
been invited to attend a meeting
Of the Seattle section. Institute of
Radio Engineers. TO be held at
; p. m. Friday, Dec. 20, in Bagley
hall AT the u. Of W. Speaker will
be Floyd Hatfield. Seattle police
department communication officer.
"ouNp&-h dy surgical
dressing for the home.-(AdvD
sprouies Coffee Ia money
saver fasv !
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GIRL. 20 or over. for care child. and
general housework All modern ap-
planes. Room. board. s20 month.
6lS South Oakes