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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-20
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-20
TUESDAYS QUOTATIONS.

Quotations courtesy Dean Writer a
Co. Washington Bldg. men bers
New York Stock Exchanrel
High Lon Close
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Dividends, Trade Expansion
Arrest Decline on Stock Mart
Dow-soNEs AVERAGES

DOW-sONE> AVERAGES
TUESDAY
Industrial ....ls4.4s- off a.zs
Rail ........ 2e.7e. mp oil
Utility $1,000. 2olss. off o-ss
SIS Stocks -. ss-eo. off o.05
Stock sales spproximated zoo. 900
shares. compared with $4,000 on
Monday. when volume fell below
the million-share level for the first
time since Oct 30. Curb stock
ssles Tuesday were 100 600 shares
compared with 100. 600 Monday.
NEW YORk-Unexpectedly IA
vorsble dividend actions by several
companies and further business ex-
pansion arrested a decline on the
stock market Tuesday and brought
an irregular recovery.
Steel shares snapped back after
losses ranging TO more than one
point. Republic Steel paved the
way for dividends on common
stock through its plan TO retire the
six per cent cumulative. converti-
BILE stock. The latter ran up TO
par for a gain Of two points. and
the common stock replaced loss
with q small gain.
Coppers were aided by action
Of Kennecott directors in declaring
a 81 dividend against IS cents in
the preceding quarter. The stock
reduced a one-point decline and
brought a recovery in other copper
shares.
Santa Fe directors declared
dividend Of 81 on the common and
the stock ran up more than a
point Previously the company
had not paid common dividend
since 1887. The prehrred stock
made a new high at Ssh. up 3ls
points.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-20

VACUUM CLEANERS
RECONDIT1ONED like new se75 and
up. Limited number. Rhodes. 4th
floor
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LAUNDRY MACHINE SALE
! 26' Extractor
2 Washers. 42V72. brass cylinders.
! Washer. maple cylinder, 44x66
American dryers. 4Ox64 and 40xs4
40 : W Stark ST. Portland Ore
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-20

pPft pompt wasner and vacuum
service Largest stock Of parts
IN Tacoma repairnen and 2
trucks at your service Modern shop
equipment BIS Washer Service
1922 SO G GA Sis
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RENT DISC EDGER
1900 Day; sloo Half Day
Cavanauoh Lumber Co.

PHILco REFRIGERATION. g.. Gu. II. +.
latest model. floor sample Reduced
TO sl09 %; wear guarantee. Paul
sons. l0l6 So 18th. Main 2573.
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BROTHER. dad Just purchased a
swell Duo Therm oil stove At
Weisfield a Goldberg. q25 Broad
way No more wood 70 pile or
chop
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NEW TROMBONE. SIS. H o. Harris
l03rd Street. two blocks west Pa
cific Avenue. Route 8, Box so-A
Tacoma
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Wanted TO Rent
Business Space

STORE for rent, suitable grocery OF
bakery. located 1902 South Tacoma
Way-across street from new Fed
eral Housing project
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CONF OUT on the highway where
overhead Is low. Paw cash and save
- on every item. Complete home
furnishings at prices 20 surprise YOU
1927 so. TACOMA WAY
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Miscellaneous for Sale
By LichtY

XMAS SPECIAL EXTRAS FREE
6tz 1T Deluxe Refrigerator slie so
with lo-pc. Hostess Set Free
g r motor. 5 year guarantee.
HOMER KING Inc. TAB Market.
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wANTED-Three industrious women
for RRwleigh routes, full or part
time. See l.. NJ. snow. 62a RYAN
ave Sumner
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EXPERIENCED GIRL for general
housework. assist IN care OF chill
cren. Proctor 552s
A GIRL 20 assist with housework
City references. Can PR 1851.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-07-26
Manzelstvf mad karieru.

Americke dfvky mali mensi
zajem o karieru a sp1se Sc pro
vdati nez tomu bylo v dnech
pred depresf, jak prohlasila v
St. Louis Anna B. Speer, redi-
telka protektivn1ho department
tn rady nabozenskych organi-
sac1, rozhlasu.
Pravila, re v6tsina d1vek po-
klada dnes manzelstvi Ia nej-
lepSf cestu k hospodafskemu
zabezpecenf. PrGmerna d1vka
nestara sc o vysledek sveho
m~anzelstv1 a prij1ma fatalistic
Ike stanovisko. Pro dnesn1 MIA
dou dlvku, ktera nenf vycvice-
ma v n6jak6m oboru, je tezko
zfskati zam6stnanf, leda sluz-
bu V domacnosti, ktera vsak
neni popularnf, protoze je s nj
spojena prisaha.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-07-26
Ryba zmohla rybare.

Ralph Bennett z Grove City,
Pa, rybaTil v potoce French
Creek a vytahl okouna stikovi-
teho, zvaneho anglicky Wal
leyed pike, zdeli 26 palcu. Sna
re Sc jej zmocniti, byl okou-
mem pokousan ma obou palclch
svych rukou, take musil Wy
hledati lekaTske pomoci. Rybu
ovsem musil pustiti a ia zmize-
la We vode.
Tento okoun stikovity vzdor
sv6mu anglickemu jmenu Wall
eyed pike nepatrf do rodu silk,
nybrz do rodu Stizostedion.
Ma jest6 nekolik jinych angelic
kych jmen, jake Pike perch,
Yellow pike, Golden pike, Do
re a Jack, ma jihu docela Jack
salmon. silky patti do rodu
Esox, jehoz hlavn1 represen'
tamil ,jsou Pike, Pickerel q
Muskalonge.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-07-26
Ctyri velke odevni tovarny
uZavrenY.

V Alpena, Mich, ufednici
Alpena Garment Co. oznamili,
re jejich pc celem narode INA
me tovarny ma saty byly zavre-
ny nadobro a prohlasili, re byli
k tomu donuceni politiky a
prflis horlivymi vudci del
nictva.
Stavky unie C. l. O. zdrzova-
ly praci cd zar1 do ledna toho-
to roku a pTinutily spolecnost
nesti bTemena, ktera byla mad
jejich silu. Ma sto policistG
bylo sem poslano, ably zane
zili vytrznosti, spojene stav-
kou.
SpoIecnost tovarny We ety.
Tech m6stech We state = Alpe-
ma, Cheboyan, Rogers City,
Onway a az do nedavna "a
mestnavala 1900 osob. Salty
a zast6ry, ktere tam byly vyra-
b6ny, jak Sc pravf, byly pos1la-
ny do celeho sv6ta. Tovarna
byla jednim z nejvets1ch prG-
myslovych podniku V tonic
m6st6, majfcfm $4,000 obyva-
tel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-07-26
Byvala cisarovna Zita We
Spoi. Statech.

Do New Yorku letadlo "Di-
xie Clipper" pribylo pc sve "a
stavce ma ostrovech Azorskych
S II pasazery. Mezi mimi byl
americky velvyslanec William
G. Built z Francie a byvala ra-
kouska c%fsarovna Zita S dee
rou arcivevodkyn1 Alzbetou.
Zitin syn Otto, ktery 81 cin1
naroky ma neexistuj1cf trim ra-
kousky, pribyl sem pred neja-
kym casem, ably pTipravil vSe
pro prijezd sve matky. Druhy
syn Felix Habsburk dll v Ame-
rice jiz dels1 cas-. Zita S rodi-
nou lila mnoho rok1 v Belgii,
odkud pred MAJESTY utekla do
Francie a pax do Portugalska.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-07-26
Amerika Sc nevyhne epidemii.


Pc nynejsf move svetove val
&c Dude nasledovati jedna ne
DO vice epidemii, prohlasil DR..
George w. Mackenzie z Fila
delfie, move zvoleny president
American Institute Of Home
Opathy.
DR.. Mackenzie pripojil, re
jest jen malo nadeje, re by
Spojene Staty sc molly W.
hnouti takov6 svetov6 zdravot-
nj k~atastrofe i kdyz Sc samy
primo valky nez1castnili.
E~pidemicke nemoci mohou
byt rozs1reny nepozorovane o.
sobami cestuj1c1mi ma vlaku
nebo lodi nebo jinak Cd post1-
zenych mist do mist nedotce-
nych.
Tento ocnf, usni, nosnf a mr.
tanovy specialista, prohlasil,
re nedostatek potravin v evrop
skych zem1ch zavinf napadan1
lidf nedostatecne zivenych S
vetSim 1cinkem. Take We Spo-
jenych Statech Dude tTeba ne
dostatek potravin nasledkem
potreby jich "a mofem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-07-26
Armada pro auto, jez spotre'
buie malo gasolnu.

Maly automobil, O nemz je-
no stavitel tvrdl, re NIUE u
nesti ctyri vojiny v pine polni
vyzbroji pri rychlosti SO mill v
iodine ma jeden gallon gaso-
linu, byl hotovy k predvedeni
armadn1m dGstojnfkIm v Gin
cinnati.
Powell Crossley Jr., ktery je
hlavou Crossley Corporation a
vypracoval plany ma toto male
"ekonomicke auto" pravil, re
tento novy vehikl byl uz pred
veden armadn1m dGstojn1kum
v Camp Holabird, Md.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-07-26
~Sebevrazdy krajanGG.

Vincent Palecek Sc obesil
We start "a rokG v Chicago.
" Clevelandu, 31lety kra-
jan Jerry Malkovsky, znamy
pod jmenem Mack, byl male
zen svOu manzelkou mrtvy We
SVEN autu v garazi "a svym
dOmem.
Malkovsky sedel "a r1d1c1m
kolem auta, jehoz motor byl je
ste v b6hu a dveTe garaze byly
uzavreny. Pfivolan1 hasici sc
pokouseli vzkr1siti no pulmoto-
rem, avsak marne.
Byl zamestnan jake proda'
vac a rozvazec u pivovaru Lei
Sy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-07-26
mladeho
kraiana.

z Caldwell, v Texasu, Sc O.
znamuje, re Even Holubec je
mezi desfti, kter1 jake nejlep-
81 z celeho statu byli vybrani
ma Sjezdu Budouc1ch FarmarG
v Houstonu. Toto sdruzen1
sklada sc re student1 vysslch
skol We statu, kter1 studovali
take hospodaTsky kurs We sko-
lie. Je to velike v~yznamenani,
ale neprekvapuje, protoze nasi
hosi, tax jake jejich otcove,
patti mezi nejleps1 farmare.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-07-26

Kterysi muz zadal advokata
"a obhajobu pred soudem.
Co pax jste provedl?"
"Nic, pane doktore. Ale OBJ
vinujf mne z kradeze sesti pla-
tinovych prstenG, tr1 zlatych
hodinek a damskeho naram-
ku."
"Jste vskutke nevinen?"
"Moje cestne slovo, pane
doktore."
"Dobfe prfteli Mate pc
nize ma zalohu?"
"Bohuzel, nemam, pane dok
tore, jsem naprosto chudy."
Him, to je zle, ale kdyz ne
mate penfze, tax snad byste
mi mohl zaplatit zat1m neja-
kym skvostem, rodinnym kle-
notem, co m~ysl1te?"
"To bych mohl, pane dokto-
Ire, velice rad. Mohu VAN da-
tt, jake zaruku sest platino-
vych prsten1, tTi zlate hodinky
a damsky naramek, chcete-li."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-07-26
Matka Sc 4 dstmi uhofela.

V Newberry, Mich, matka
a jejf ctyri dltky uhorely pfi
pozaru sveho obydl1, kdyz to
bylo zapaleno bleskem. Otec
byl zachranen tim, re v osud-
nou chvfli nebyl doma, dlel v
praci. o zivot prisly: William
|Dekeip, 7leta dceruska Mil.
dred, 5leta Leona, 4leta Doro'
thy a nemluvne ctyri mesice
stare.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-07-26
Ceska babicka skonala 93leta.

V Kewaunee, Wis, tyden1k
"Kewaunee Enterprise" prime
81 zpravu O pohrbu staficke
krajanky Marie Zemanove,
ktera skonala We veku SO roku.
Babicka Zemanova skonala
" obydlf sve dcery Ruzeny
Koutske. PohTbena byla v ne
deli odpoledne ma hrbitove Ri.
vervieW.
Zesnula sc narodila 3. brez.
ma 1847 v Cechach. Kdyz j
bylo 10 rokd prijela Sc svymi
rodici do Ameriky. Jej1 oteG
Sc jmenoval Jan Drab.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-07-26
HrHza hrHzouci.

Cestovatel: INA b1lem mort
byly takove mrazy, re jsme
ami PISA pohladiti nemohli!"
"a proc ne?"
Cestovatel: "Ale NELL tax
mrzle ocasy, Re by Sc Jim byly
zlamaly, kdyby JIM byli zavr-
tell"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-07-26
Jak to byvalo.

Roku 1884 byly zakazany
We statnf snemovne statu Penn
sylvanie zvyky poslancG a bylo
stanoveno: God nynejska
poslanci a SENATOR nesm1 cho-
dit do zasedacfho salu bos1 a
nesmf poj1dati chleba a syr ma
schodiSti K%apitolu."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-07-26

Kdyz dlela We str1znim kra-
me Petra Sekeraka Clevelan-
du. samotna jeho dcera, 18le-
ia Betty, vesli diva maskovani
bandit a ukoTistili S namffeny-
mi revolvery $50.
Evening star., 1940-02-19
they oaok eueo 7eeo/u fox

lord of the manor, as the brains of
the firm, naturally took charge. and
so from combined interest and ne
cessity emerged the fox hunt.
In Great Britain at the last
summary there were around 200
packs of foXhounds, to America S
100. OF the American foxhounds,
about 10 per cent are eligible for
registration in the English fox
hound stud book. The canine, both
English and American, stands about
% inches in height at the shoulder,
has a hard, dense coat and is black,
white and tan, hound marked" The
difference between the two nation
alities is scarcely visible to the lay
eye. If anywhere, it makes itself
known in the added sturdiness of
the British dog and the straight fore
legs. But no matter how minute the
difference, it's very great to the
master of hounds" and there are
no two ways about it.
Keeping a pack of hounds is an
expensive hobby, so as settlements
spread and the need lessened, fox
hunting became more of a sport,
technical and thrilling. For, in addi-
ton to the prerequisite of riding
skill, there's an established line of
custom, as familiar to those of the
hunt country as saying good morn
ing" People to whom a dog is some
| thing to walk on lead find the busi-
ness very complex. However, once
they're initiated to dogs en- masse
and learn their place in the open
field, they don't even need a fox
just give them a trail made interest
ing for a pack of hounds so a rider
may follow or fall
Evening star., 1940-02-19
Manners
Of the
m e Mt

A Mr.. G.. wants to know if I shed
angora all over my boy friends
shoulders, too? Now, what do you
mean, Mr.. G-too? Perhaps used
to have some faults, such as poking
men in the ribs with packages. But
I am a reformed woman.
On angora sweaters, dear sir, I
plead not guilty. have never owned
one (though I will confess to having
been covetous).
But I think, Mr.. G., you have
something there. For the benefit of
girls with long-haired sweaters, !
will quote Mr.. G.'s lament. THAT
wool sheds more than any animal at
shedding season." he says. And evi-
IDENTIFY he prefers not to have it shed
on him. He suggests that some one
invent a shedless angora He and I
together offer that tip free to the
inventive mind. But meanwhile
something must be done about the
long haired sweater If we are to
keep that war of the sexes from
haring up.
My suggestion to girls is this: Get
a sweater of a color that will COM
bine nicely with your boy friends
favorite suit. Orange flecks, for ex-
ample, might look very well on brown
lapels. Or a touch Of red mingled
with a tweed might be really fetch
ing. And If the boy friend can't take
that then you'll just have to give up
something either the lad or the
sweater. The choice, girls, is yours.
JEAN.
Evening star., 1940-02-19
By MARY ALLEN HOOD,

The first notation of a foxhound
importation appears in the diary of
one of De Soto's retainers. We
weren't there when it was written,
but the rumor comes from an au-
thentic source, so we accept it as
fact. FoXhounds were originally
brought to this country to chase
Indians
And there's also information to
the effect that Robert Brooke sailed
"for the crown colonies" in 1850 ac-
companied by his pack of hounds.
From that tap root sprang many of
the present strains. Descendants
of the Brooke hounds are still active
in hunts and the pack remained, as
unit. in the Brooke family for
many generations.
Mr.. Thomas Walker of Albemarle
County, Va, imported hounds from
England in 1742 About this mat
ter we speak first hand, for it's as
close as Pups boss came to joining
the passengers of the Mayf1ower
AS an offspring of the Thomas
Walker line she has had her face
walked upon many a time by de-
scendants of those hounds of 1742,
after having been knocked down
first.
We are told that George WASH
lngton subscribed to an importation
of foXhounds from England Then
Lafayette sent him more from
France in 1785, their voices described
as bells of Moscow"
The Gloucester Foxhunting Club
made many importations and the
Baltimore Hunt Club did likewise.
laying in sound strain. Fox
hounds were brought from France
and Ireland, and became the many
time grandparents of the present
Henry -Birdsong and Trigg lines.
BY 1880 America was developing
quite a string of hounds of her own.
Her importations lessened in guam
tity, but continued in principle
Each master of foxhounds has set
his head to the task, kept records,
bred scientifically and, in short,
has done a whole lot more than ride
around the country on a horse.
Through continuous effort the
American foXhound has developed
into dog of true and functional
beauty Instead of chasing Indians
he now chases foxes when the fox
will rum.
Meanwhile, his contemporary and
root, the English foxhound, has
gone right on chasing fox, just as
he set out to do in the first place.
Of course in the beginning, hunts
were necessary. People lived close
| to the earth. Stock and poultry
furnished prominent part of their
diet, and the situation reached a
point where either the fox or the
farmer ate chicken. So, the farmer
chased the fox who chased the
poultry, and dogs were necessary for
his eradication
Gradually, the chase worked up
into a neighborhood meet, for the
| fox toured the land. The English
Evening star., 1940-02-19
Anniversary
OF Fiftieth
Wedding
Guest of Honor Nav
Dress AS Desired
| At Celebration
BY EMILY POST.

When I was first asked whether
the guest of honor at a 5Oth we'd
ding anniversary might wear q hat
in the afternoon my impulse was
to reply, Certainly not" But when
I read on through the letter I de-
cided that, as usual, mother was
right" This is the letter:
IF a wedding anniversary cele-
bration takes place in the house
Of daughter may the 'bride'-who
Is past 70-Wear hat? This is an
afternoon at home and I think
mother should not wear a hat. But
she would like to and says it would
hardly look strange to any one
since she doesn't live in my house"
might add that I am taking it
for granted that the reason why
mother wants to wear a hat is that
she has chosen one which COM
pletes her dress and which is most
especially becoming 10 her.
Dear Mrs. Post: viii you be
kind enough to let me know whether
or not a youhZ man should leave
his visiting card a. an afternoon
tea?
Answer-Card-le leaving Is q Gus
tom that is today followed by very
few people (outside OF diplomatic
circles) and in these instances only
because of lingering loyalty to old
convention. Which was, of course,
to leave a card in the front hall
at a reception or very large tea
to show the spelling of name and
the address, so the hostess could
add them to her visiting list. Today,
as always, this is important only
when a guest knows the hostess
very slightly.
| Dear Mrs. Post: If some one
whose invitations 1 have been re-
fusing should invite me so far
ahead of time that it would be
impossible to say that I was busy
for that date, how could I put her
off because don't want her to
continue asking me?
Answer-You might perhaps say,
I'm sorry, but I couldn't make
an engagement so far ahead. I'm
not even sure I'll be here" This is
at least the answer that many pro-
fessional people have to make, since
to break an engagement after hav-
ing made it is definite breach of
etiquette. 1t is also, as you probably
realize, a friend-losing habit that
might all too easily be acquired.
Evening star., 1940-02-19
BY BARBARA BELL.

This charming little dress is
youthful, thanks to it's softness and
simplicity, yet the suave grace of
the Silhouette makes Il sophisticated,
too. You'll especially like the softly
rounded bosom line of 1928.
Shoulder shirring land shirring
promises to be very important this
spring. makes it becomingly full,
aided and abetted by the inside
tucks that f1atten your diaphragm
and make your waistline slim. The
puffed, high-shouldered sleeves are
narrowed in to the arms by tucks,
also.
Make this dress of thin wool, fiat
crepe or silk print, and for flattery
wear contrasting flower to match
your belt, at the v Of the neckline.
It's easy to make. Your pattern
includes a step-by-step sew chart,
with complete instructions.
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1888
is designed for sizes IL, IA, 16, 18,
20 and 40. Corresponding bust
measurements 80, 80, "a, SO, 80 and
40. Size IA (32) requires 334 yards
Evening star., 1940-02-19

on beautifully and looks completely
natural. At night, the creOm is used
to help counteract drynesS and give
your skin that smooth, fabricated
tone that 1t needs just about now.
So you can see that here is prod
uct you'll use and love all through
the day-and reap added benefits
from it even while you sleep.
More exciting news from the same
source tells us about the films
famous blended powder. The ex-
pert now in town studies your skin
color and then dips into her fas-
cinating little jars of purple. pink,
brown and other powder colors to
blend shade that is individually
and perfectly yours. OF course, the
formula is then recorded for your
use in the future-so that you are
assured a perfect shade of face
powder at all times. Really aston
ishing. too, to find how far of your
former selection of shades may
have been-and how much better
you look with the really correct
tone.
And speaking of exciting tones,
the fashion and beauty world is
agog about the new brilliant color
"hot pink" You've probably been
seeing it in dresses and accessories
as well as in makeup. and now it
appears in nail enamel, thus assur-
ing you complete symphony Of
color from head to toe. When we
say toe. incidentally, we mean just
that, for you'll find this shade Won
derful with open-toed sandals for
Southern wear as well as for beau
tifully groomed fingernails to COM
plement your first spring outfit. i.
It's one of the most attractive
shades of polish seen lately, and
women all over the country are
taking to it like mad. Even the
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plexion and you'll investigate the
think you'll find that the
wardrobe will be considerably improved.
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