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THE RHODE ISLAND

THE RHODE ISLAND
1897 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV
Electricity and refrigeration included
in rent Elev. Resident manaRer.
2 rms. kit, d. a., foyer and
bath $685.
GARDEN TOWERS
1928 18th ST. NV
Modern eiev. bldg Secretarial tele-
phone service Gas. elec. and re-
frigeration included in rent. Resident
manager AID. 1900
/ rm., kit, a. bath. foyer,
bed, closet overlooking park. S54 90
2 rms, kit, d. o., foyer
and bath -------- $50 so
With Solarium --- S67 90
THE TULANE
21O9 18th ST NV.
Electric refrigeration
3 rms, kit. and bath -S45. 90
THE DE SOTO
1900 MASS AVE. NV.
Electric refrigeration.
2 rms, kit. bath and porch $4,000
425 d ST. S.E.
Electric refrigeration.
2 rms, kit, d. a. and bath $40 so
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THE TULANE
THE DE SOTO

210q 18th ST NV.
Electric refrigeration
3 rms, kit. and bath ----S45.0 90
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1439 EUCLID ST. NV.
Gas. electricity and refrigeration IN
GUIDED in rent. Resident mansEer,
MI 676o.
rms, kit. d. =. and bath $3.50
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THE SWARTHMORE

1910 25th ST. NV.
Gas, electricity and refrigeration IN
cluded in rent. Elevator. Resident
manager, ME. 1852.
2 rms. kit, a. foyer and
bath $50. 90
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CHANCELLOR CLUB,

Delightful double rooms, home Of real
hrnmenf DeNcinus mcals. MI. BIZ
Evening star., 1940-11-20

PARK LEE, 1880 PARK KRD-ATTRACTIVE
bachelor apt lving-bed room. dressing
room, bath. shower, S42 80. no. 749S.
lovely. newly furnished uvIrE-hed room.
bedroom dining room. modern kitchen, new
ElectroluX, tile bath. shower, oil heat, $50.
See TO appreciate HO. 14gS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-16
Atty. General
Asked 10 Rule
Election Overtime
Pay Moot Point

The question whether county
employees in other departments are
entitled to overtime pay FOR their
{ 70 midnight work for the election
board election night stun awaited
decision Of the state attorney
general Friday
Until Il Is settled. the unofficial
returns crew Of about IS persons
must wait fer It's money Twenty
or more 81 the crew are not regu-
lar county employees but they are
on the same payroll sheet 10 which
Deputy Prosecutor Gilbert y.
Peterson dissented Thursday
Another county payroll diff
Guilty. in which the commissioners
announced they would not pay
Deputy Assessors W A Dryden
and Vic johnson for time watching
vote tahulations. vas criticized as
petty politics by Assessor Pred
Smith
The election night payroll totals
around $500 Chief Deputy Audi
tor Art Sohlogel. who organizes
and directs the counting Of Off
cal returns At Pierce county cleo
tions. said all outside help. in the
case the county were forced TO
employ a firm Of accountants to
do the Job. undoubtedly would cos,
the county many times more.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-16
Tacobai Groiio 10
F eie Past Monarchs

Past Monarchs Of Tacobat
Grotto will be honored guests at
a meeting Of the organization at
s p m. in the army and navy room
Of Hotel Winthrop. Monarch Alex
Rabstoff will preside
Those who will be honored in
clude: Edgar NJ. Densmore. John
F. Hall. Edward J. Garrison, c. G..
Douglas, Richard A. Acton. Arthur
F. Hoppe, Morton Gregory, Fred
f BEETLE. William c. Hammond.
Richard G. Anderson. William B.
Nicholl, Paul II. Jeffrey. Clarence
W. Harlow, 3. ID. Eckler and
Ralph Campbell
Several new members will be
initiated by Angora Grotto. Seat
tie. invited 10 confer the work Of
the order Angora Grotto will be
led by Monarch DR.. }. o. Heating
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-16
Mineralogy Glass
Offered al E. P. S.

A course in mineralogy viii be
taught at the College OF Puget
Sound beginning Monday at 7
p. m. according to Prof. p. A.
McMillin. of the c. p S. geology
department.
The class will meet is times.
once week except during the
Christmas holidays II will be .
two-hour course devoted 10 the
study and Interpretation ot earth
structure and its relation 10 mine
raj deposits, Prof. McHillin es-
planned.
This will be the second such class
Offered at c p. S. to miners and
prospectors and others interested
in mineralogy. The one last year
attracted some IS students, rang
ing in age from 20 10 nearly so
years
Prof. McMillin said the emphs-
sis on mining in this state was
shifting TO the west. centering In
the Cascades and the Olympics.
There Is a need for prospecting
in TINS sector TO determine just
what minerals can be exploited in
commercial amounts. the profess
sor pointed out.
He listed gold. silver. copper.
lead. zinc and iron as likely 20
be found in goodly quantities In
this area. with the presence Of tin
and tungsten a bare possibility.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-16
Plaques in Schools
Proposed by WV.

A plan Of the Veterans Of For
sign Wars to establish plaques in
each Of the Tacoma high schools
on which the names of students
will be inscribed in recognition of
good citizenship was approved by
the Tacoma school directors Thurs
day afternoon.
Medal awards also would be
made, according to the plan. Actual
details Of the plan. intended to
encourage good citizenship among
the citys young folk, Will be
worked out by the veterans or
ganization with Father Buchanan
at Bellarmine and Principals Besl
and Carr. at Lincoln and Stadium
high schools.
Awards will be made AZ assem-
blles before Memorial day.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-16
Mills Gets 5-Year
Term as NLnB Head

VA su q TO N--prssldsnt
Roosevelt Friday nominated Df.
Harry A. Mills Of Chicago ss
chairman Of tho sstoinsl Labor
Relations board, succeeding J.
Warren Madden whose term ga
pirsd In August
Al tho same tim. Mr.. Roosevelt
sent 10 the senate tho nomination
~ Madden 10 ti1 800 . year
hIdg.ship on the u r court Of
claims The ht.HH post pays
$40 600
Mills. sT.yssr-old educator and
veteran iabor srbitef. announced be
regarded IN. appointment ss .
draft" which ne nevertheless
would accept Ne Nas named for
q fiys.ysar term ending AUG II.
ist5.
speedy senate approval ~ his
nomination sss expected. psftleu-
Larry 10 ylsS ~ the desire n Demo
cratic leaders 20 adjourn congress
sine die Tuesday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-16
Phone Go. Plans
New NV. Cable
To Be Underground
And Serve Tacoma

In realization Of the vital role
nation wide communications play
in Americas defense. the Pacific
Telephone 4 Telegraph Co. will
spend approximately 800 900 900
to prepare western facilities for
any emergency, it was announced
Friday.
President y. II. Powley said his
concern and its subsidiaries viii
spend SAG, 600. 900 during 1910 and
about $4,000. 900 during 1871.
One OF the largest single fea-
lures in the gigantic program. a
175-mile underground cable will
provide services tor the Northwest
adequate for all future needs.
Terminated Mt Seattle and
Portland. the proposed trunk
II for the present and future
accommodation Of Tao ms
Olympia, terminal cities and
intermediate points. II viii
provide additional facilities for
southern and eastern points.
The cable project is budgeted al
100000
At the same time. transconti-
mental lines will be placed under
ground to safeguard their oper-
alton as a portion Of nationwide
defense undertakings.
Additional importance has re-
Gently been attached TO Pacific
Northwest communication in view
of requirements OF expanding mill
tary strength in this area.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-16
PIT. A. and Preschool News
Council and Association Activities

ment Of the spragu. Memorial
Presbyterian church
Franklin Pfe.shoal meets at 4
y. m. at the home Of Mrs. Dean
Callahan. 7Os So Junsti. Or
Jennie Reed will speak on "Ad-
iustment and Guidance In the Pub
lie Schools There Will be Accord
on music. Mrs Don Mitchell will
have charge Of tn. study club
Mrs. Callahan will be assisted by
Mrs H. ". Wood, Mrs Edwin
Thompson and Mrs. Buel ksrsh
Grant Pr.sshooi meets At : y. m.
At 1907 No Sheridan. Df. G. G.
Trimble will speak on Chinese
Medicine Mrs Russell Haired
will preside The Stadium speak
Ing choir under the direction Of
Miss Alberta Black will furnish inc
music. Mrs J Mayo Driskell will
be assisted by Mrs Otto ". ORA
hold and Mrs l. c. Cabot.
Lincoln ~ PIT. A. meets Tues
day at AIS p. m. In room l1s.
Robert Hager will speak on rec.
reation." Mrs. Arthur Bsrglund
Will preside Alice Webb will
present seyefal piano selection.
Mrs. L. u Barton will talk on
Study Groups" and topics for
them.
Mary Lyon PresehooI meets at A
p. m. at the home OF Mrs. Rex
Terry. 1885 A st. Mrs A. l..
Cadieu will preside A panel dis
cuSsion ON Is Spanking Heess-
sary" Will be In charge ~ .hs
program chairman. Mrs Robert
f'relsheim Mrs Doris Aarih. Mrs
Otto harth. and Mrs Terry will
take part In the discussion Mrs
Terry will b. assisted by Mrs
w. y Bowman. Mrs r. ,. Betty
and Mrs II ,. Shields Mrs Doris
Msrth has been appointed Parent.
Teacher Magazine chairman.
Sheridan PresoboeI meets al 4
p. m. at s5i5 Ea Eye Dr D. \
Johnson will speak on Throat In.
fsctions Mrs George cbihuly
will preside. Jean ralk sili pre-
sent several accordion selections
Mrs. Harold Bucholy ~tll be The
hostess and will be assisted by
. Mrs ". A Cslgsr.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-16
Lincoln al Home"
On Friday Evening

Superintendent Howard r.
Goods educational project for
Lincoln high viii be presented in
the school auditorium Friday night
70 parents. with more than 230
students and teachers participant
ing.
The affair. titled Lincoln al
Home" Ia designed to show the
principles underlying the design
Of the administration for the
school educational program.
There viii Be an address BY
Goold, a one-act play and music
by the orchestra and choir.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-16
F FEDERAL Funds
May Be Asked
Need Assistance
For County Schools

A appeal for tea al funds 10
a. IN sfueatlsa ~ ~ hundreds %
sshcel shldrsn fiaedinE into hs.
tFiets arcuna nrsmertnn. FeFt
LsNts ard neChora field = "a.
fseied - eums frcm a meeting In
Olympia Friday x scheel officials
9TH tne governor
Elmer 1. nrscknsr. former Ia
coma superintendent. ard nov
school surveys supervisor fof he
state beard - education. vas a.
rsstinE the meeting County sups
Perry J Cox headed a delegation
u schoal officials from the Is
tflets near IN. couaiys huge sss
military program
Construction WORK ronn~eivd
9Th ths national asfenes program
j. bringing many families n such
districts a. Dupont and isksxisw
and families q soldiers I'D many
more. yet the entire burden %
education fans ueon ihs eounsy
schools
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-16
15;aI4H&a53EX
Strikes End Nearer ds Unions Vote:
Plan Hinges Upon Shipowners' Okeh

ne Pacific coast steam-sehoonef
strike that has ticd NJ 50 oosst.
wise craft Tor 81 weeks. appeared
On the verge q settlement FRIDAY
The Marine Cocks and Stewards
association. through IL san Fran
cu~ro. Seattle and san Pedro locals.
voted to scccpi a new contract
proposal calling for s. monthly
wage Increase. an increase ~ ;
cents an hour in overtime psy.
and ssmi-annusl wage review dur
ing a two.year contract together
with an Increase In personnel On
certain types q schooners. Re
suit Of the vote in Portland Wss
not announced
simultaneously the Marine Fire.
men. Natertenders. oilers and
Nipers' association voted favor
ably in the various ports on =
proposal involving s. 50 monthly
wage increase and providing the
breaking. of watches one hour
after a ships arrival in port
The proposals in each case were
worked out BY the unions and con.
ciliators and must be approved by
the shipowners association before
becoming effective
The three unions have heen on
strike since early October follow
ing failure Of negotiations over
contracts 10 replace those which
expired Sept 30 The shipowners
have refused earlier compromises
and the demands Of the unions
since have been modified
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-16
Six U. S. Warships
Return From Hawaii

san PEDRO Three battlsships
and three cruisers dropped anchor
Ia Los Angeles harbor late Thurs
day. bringing their crews home
from HAWAII for belatsd shore
leave.
The cruisers Portland. Savannah
and SahhFille steamed In ahead
Of the battlsships California. Ten
nssS.s and Oklahoma. which fol-
lowed within an hour around the
hsrbor breskWatsr
Hundreds ~ wives and sweet.
hearts crowded the navy docks 20
welcome hons the 900 Officers
and men
The aircraft Garner EnisFpfiss
and seven dsstf0ysfs put 10 81
San Diego.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-16

After pleading ngt guilty 10
charges u arunksn-drlying. Harry
Tnies. u Portland. ore. Nas re-
turned 70 . city Jail cell Friday 70
await hearing Saturday. Thiss Vas
attempting 70 raise 800 bail for
MS release he WAS arrested BY
Officers Aiken and Miller about
30 q m when car Ne ailegsdiy
was driving crashed into fence
near 80. 2lst and Ash sts.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-16
Dnoys fs, fAsT

Too much speed. poiies said. 81
= rate that made the Offsnss Noras
than speeding caused tbs arrest ~
Donald " Hsisndy. 7it 50 I II
on reckless driving eharEss Thurs
daY night nslsndy posted vs. and
Wa awaiting police court hearing
set for Nov. ~.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-16
LIT ofF WITH FIsE

Declaring he has pad the
penalties that N0n MN ths titles
~ 1--we picket and great lover.
Pred Mcintosh. -. drew only TIE
usual $40 fine IN police court Pm
day for drunkenness Ills past
troubles IN Ease - unf.quits1
1--we we're explained before Police
Judge Joseph Maiisfy b. George
Absl assistant c0fpoTatio
counsel
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-16
BASKRUPTCY ACTIONS

BsnkruptcIes grsnted IN federaI
court Friday included.
The community property Of J. y.
Bachelor and Kate Bachelor, 522
No. VI st; In default Of s2.5i6-3s
Of debts. and assets Of $500 for
which exemption vas granted.
Charles Bright Dill Of LOngyieW
listed 81. s57 O5 In debts with assets
amounting 70 $3.50 for which
exemption was obtained
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-16
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-16
DID DIAMOND JIM" HAVE
STOMACH OR ULCER palms,

II = hardl1 nAsIy that Diamond jim
Hrass c1al1 HaF. ssfsa o. s9rar .aHlsfs
y - suffered sftsr-safInE pans saf-
fsFsFs aha have 20 pa tns p@asity =
stomach ~ u.cer psirs irclEesflrn- Eas
psfHs. hesrfoIrn. burning ssnsz tirn. rIasf
And othsf coalitions rzussc o. ssesrs
800 Shouts ms ~ rrH - EdEa
Tsulsrs Thsf nasi aslp ~ nansr -
funded Al 6Fss atofss s4sTS Esra-Aeg.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-16
DROPS COURT ACTION

When informed that the Derby
Show. a marathon dance contest al
the Century ballroom. already has
closed. Prosecutor Thor c. Toilet
son Friday dropped his effort 10
shut II down by a court inJunc-
ton. Hal g. Ross. operator Of the
show, had been scheduled 10 appear
Friday morning on a show cause
order.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-16
California Plane
Plant Is Pickeied

DOw>GS. Csi. vuiss~ Aircraft
company smploys.. manufacturing
military plans= for Tho United
states and Great Britain. struck
Friday over refusal ~ the eem.
p.ny 10 yield 10 demands fvv
higher minimum wage
Ths strike officially w.s lm-
posed AZ ss ~ if'nrl. wh~a $40
msmbsr. - she overnight shifs
went off duty rhs workers NOM
hers u the aircraft alslssoa - the
United Automonals Workers anion.
cfo affiliate immediately formed
. picket limo around ths plant
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-16
Physician Brothers
Stage Odd Reunion

COLUMBUS. %. - Ths smith
broihsrs II Logan. . br A "
ana Warren Smith held family
reunion IN Grant hospital here.
They we're injured IN separate ae-
elasnts ln widely separated see
tl0rs ~ the state.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-16
rrnM sIi.rrNpkp

On a promise 10 desert Tacoma
for the sunny winter - FLORIDA OF
any place else he may like. Edward
Lane. 30. transient. drew . 90
day suspended sentence Ia police
court Friday on a charge Of solicit
ing aims
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-16
TO sERNE OH rINE

Lack Of funds 70 pay fine Of
xlZ5 sent Elmer SundDerg. so
year-Oid Tacoma mschinist. back
into the county Jail Friday 10
serve It out IN - days He vas
fined BY Justice Clarence p Lay
ton on a charge Of drunken driving
and leaving the scene Of an acci-
dent.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-16
Removal Of Concrete Let's
Approach Spans Rise 3 Feet
Gratifying Progress Being Made on
Salvage OF Wrecked Norrows Bridge

Gratifying progress being made the salvage project
Of the Tacoma Narrows bridge. Chief Engineer Clark
Eldridge said Friday
After Just weeks labor removal Of concrete from
the Sagging approach spans has already allowed them
raise some three feet toward their normal position
Edridge said about 200 tons of concrete roadway has
far been removed the spans burdened with 1850
tons of paving.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-16
Joint Defense Board
Now d Vancouver

VANCOUVER. n Cs-~Msmhefs
~ ths loint United stsfr.s.anssssn
dsfsnss commission arrived n~fs
FFstss shasFd Z = = css.nsash
and began their fin.i ssrfiHEs "a
the ~sss rssst before leaving -.
stti. foe the east saturday ms
hoard came here from sletssss.
u. e.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-16
All On 5-DoY Basis

The entire mechanical depart
nent Of the Northern Pacific rail
road shops in South Tacoma Will
be on a FIVE day . week basis Mon
day. the car department being the
latest To BE- added 70 the list
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-16

Greatest impending danger 10
the 425-foot towers transmitted
/ through the l7-ineh suspension
cables from disproportionste
weights OF remaining roadway, viii
be greatly leSsened when concrete
removal Is complete.
Contract Not let
Demolition Of the eckway's
steel structure will follow when
the pavement has been cleared
away. Which Of several concerns
seeking the job Will be awarded
the important and delicate task
has not vet been determined. FL.
bridge said
Upon the successful removal Of
concrete and steel depends the fu-
ture Of existing portions Of the
huge span. Engineers estimate
the towers and cables can be sal
vsged and used for rebuilding the
structure-snd progress 10 date
would substsntiate the contention
but decline 10 prognostioste in
more specific detail.
No Conclusions
Thursday for the first time,
Leon Moisseiff. nationally famous
engineer who designed the span.
visited Tacoma to inspect wreck
age. He declined TO reveal his
conclusions made from the tour.
Moisseiff visited the bridge sew
eral times during construction. He
disclosed he will inspect the site
again during his visit before re-
turning to New York.
Meet in =. =.
Paul A Carew. Seattle insur-
ance man and chairman of COM
mittee of % underwriters who in
sured the S6,400,0O0 Tacoma Mar
rows bridge, went to San Fran
cisco Friday on business connected
with payment of damages on the
wrecked span. He will return
Monday.
Meanwhile. other insurance men
had nothing to say about the
disaster other than that no money
had yet been paid on policies COW
ering the bridge.
Hears From Carmody
Congressman John NJ Coffee
said Friday his request for federal
investigation has been acknowl-
edged. although time and place
have not been set
Coffee said he'd received word
from PWA Administrator John NJ.
Carmody that detailed documents
and reports, covering a two-year
history of the bridge, were pres
emily being studied at Washing
ton. ID. c. Carmody also said
that an investigatory party OF
governmental experts will later
visit the site and conduct field
research.
Facts thus disclosed. Coffee said
Friday. are the publics property.
Right. wrong or Indifferent. no
matter who or what, the public
certainly is entitled TO know the
whole truth. Facts have been too
scarce so far. Obtaining all the
facts is the publics first right
and duty"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-16
BOOK sPEEDERs

Speeding charges have been filed
against Walter H Gisin. hrs.
Peter Nelson, Harry Sorsted,
Clifford r Thiel Clyde Peaeher
and Oscar 6. Thelander.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-16
Fumbled League.
Says Attorney
Chaplain Expluins
Our Pligh, Now

II We had not fumhlsd the
League Of Nations the world iasisy
might not be rocking under the
stress Of the sreat military ma.
chimes ol tho totaliiarlsn and die.
tator governments Hut ~r did
tumble that situation very badly
and nos America. with the resi- 81
the democraeies that remain. !. ln
for a show down
This in substance was tho way
Maj h Raymond Attefb.ry.
ashington National Guard chap
lain put the world issue up 10 the
STUDENT. at the College 81 Puget
Sound in an address during tho
chapel hour Friday
Must Not shirk
War. said Mai Attsbery. Ia
brutal. war Ia he'll. and var IL all
the other things that have been
SAID about u. bat the var that IL
now rocking the world can he
stopped only by q superior ideal
backed by superior force And with
the world a. u IL, said he. /, Ia
difficult 10 understand how any
American can shirk the responsi.
blhty Of doing his part 10 help
preserve tho demoeraciss that are
left.
For the Christian who cannot
reconcile war with the doctrine. oi
Christ. he said there must b. q
choice between relative good and
relative bad
Must AID England
Regarding the question Of how
much aid the United States should
give England, Maj Attsbery said
We are In a pinch. and u Britain
goes down II viii mean giving the
world 10 the dictstors, and that
means the loss ~ all the privileges
snd rights Ne have as do
mocracY
Asked how much help h. thought
the United states ought 10 slys
Britain. he replied that We should
give q great deal Of help
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-16
TO BIiIn IsorsE

Building authorization has been
Issued 20 Frank Crstiss. 5sO7 Pa
cifle ave. for construction Of a
50, 800 Residence at $50 80. n ST.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-16


LONDON - Devastating
British air raids on nerIln
Thursday night we're d.
scrihed Friday in an air min
lstFy communiaue which ssid
that the main railway stx-
tons in the German capital
and the great Tcmpelhof air
drnme we're bombed and set
afirs.
indicating the <xtsas ~ re nfss-
in attack. the ar ~inistry Cd
mitssa that 10 Hrtlsn planes wsfs
missing
II sssa shss IN ssssssl~s -
giving n~sise see ~ ~
heaviest raids ~ ~ wss -
Naval AR Fsft~ ssfsSk~a ~
es~.ss asesps~s sisassws>s 49,
hAsssrs s~a sslppsss n p~sss
tram sssss.asr g>sv~syl ~
isrse~s lrrss.e,
Goea ~ssth<r and hfssns nn~s-
light favored lhs heavy attack m
Berlin. ths ministry said
u announced mat hlxh explosive
bombs tel on and around ~
arhisisch<f railway station ard
accas yarsi-. which had h~~n Fsla~d
heavily the pfssloas nsxht before
Departure ffum IieFtln ~ Soviet
Premier Fosslra casnmisssF VIA
ehsslav NJ Mslatsv
Ale. rssa~s Thursday ssshs
were No. ruistssss.ss~ railway
yards. Inc t.~svs~s sssss~~ -
sh~ s.rssess fringe ~ ~
e~sses ~ ~ sisv as< ~ As
halter railway stsst~s ssssh-
ss.t ~ the e~sses 81 H. tses-
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