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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-11

lie Different OUer Here!
While Europe concentrates its brain and Drawn de-
sucon, in America seek for better to make life
splendid example of the is contained in the
given out today Of the development of
than tire constructed with the standard cotton cord
II has higher tensile strength than steel and test tire Of
M sscs On the s.s. operation Of motor car. b.
while cotton
sd tires become weaker and subject 10 soouts At high
spsel under pressure Of intense heat
safe at los degrees cotton cord tire
day wrought and life under
the stripes happier
America grandsr glorious country in which to i've
Frank With Walker!
diamond salesman who selling auto
wslIsr CAssrsiss company. downtown
Tra.. .s soed .. .viaso As he Is an automobile ..,ss.
fsr nvisg ard gets nj
a Walkou!
Monday Pontiac held Portland which
sided BY Bath general manager of the General Motors
product Sales outfit
attended meeting Ed Riebe
general I cuis sales manager George Turk used car
and Joe Pundzak J. Dean Thomas Harry Miller H
Loveland. r. c ,oys and T. a. Buchholz. salesmen
IN the Big Push!
Richard Carlson has Joined the sales staff of the south
Motor company, Chevrolet dealer in the South End.
iris casisen rs fling 1T automobile selling but he Isn't
.. ~ S al
the n don't think try him out
~Now Listen, Youse Guvs"!
Every time "scoy" opened his mouth somebody
no one on the used car lot viii get word in edge
time TO
he received his naturalization the other day and
an AMERICANA
Congratulations. n H. -. you're a smart guyi
10000 So ZIP Me!
everything happens saturday
urasy Ne company sola iss laseoth used car
Buick sus and his good fortune 70 receive all hs ubnca-
1snt know who counted sAem al but N wa. Howard steer.
wAs ysla Time OUT when The four esphers popped up with
iesee used cars. Why thar. enough 10 drive
h America 70 cover you know what l meant
Pity the Pigeons!
broadway" Rawlings gone
mats ~rons with life Al the years Bin was on sro.dwy he fed
the bd day and that he's at the Walker Chevrolet
~ blockade - - - '''' '''''
Bmr customer at home
Somebody better Uniting for broadway" Bill
crete hard the digestion for hrdsi
Bob at MaIlons!
Bob McKechnie veteran Of T.comas auto years.
has Joined shs sales stair at the Manon Motors
Carl xaoss sale. ma..se says Bob has his shoulder to the
wAse I'D b really sroIin"
Thars Better!
ana Afpeano OF kspeisnd MooS South De
Laying better looking
establishment
driveway through the building has been widened and
fresh paint made the look like million
bit Of all right but it's nice to
things good outside they the inside!
Ready for Zero Hour!
Harry Marley, Of timers, !. set
FOR spas he Intends selling isao WHY'S
else.
departments put line for
&c ~ with Harry ss the controls and Frank
Wheatley handling the used
Make IT Horse!
-1Eake It and it's dea.'
Chryser
aer sad when chap offered him down
-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-11

MAKE It and it's q dealt"
Cowboy" Chryser
6er said offered him bicycle payment
automobile.
nut what Grover thinking something agani
He selling this than
recall al had the. shall
scsusrs offer him . bicycle =
However thankful business is
and showing the April special the Chsler
Windsor BronRham
with everything around 1t
and IN u-except . bunt-n bar.
Strange BedfelIoUs!
Art walker Of .old Walker the walker Chew
Foaet Olson. sales Mclaughlin Meter
Hudson spending al
WrGhts reading
Olsen titled -Fishing Guide
won't IL He doesn't mind letting fellow
shoulder. and that's where in.
thing neither gentlemen
thought u IL book where what
win b deere when aEse But can't help
Art T. r. could . along
there's q my desk 10 prove
apology forthcoming wednesday following
No fish Apology
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-11
IN the Big Push,


Every time e. H. "Scoy" Engaey opened mouth somebod,
things different
will
ways time
Scotty foreigner" he's not like that
he naturalization the other day
now he's m AMERICANA
Congratulations, n H. s. you're a smart guyi
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-11

Ready for Zero Hour!

Harry Nanley Of Tscomas real old umcrs IA all act
spring Intends selling WHY'S
elEes
departments put line for
with ~ the controls and Frank
Whent1ey handling the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-26

note speaker at the Mason, Thurs
ton, Pierce and Clallam county
conventions in that order, and on
numerous occasions before Repub-
lican organizations. He recently
returned from the east, where he
attended, as observer, the national
convention at Philadelphia.
Apart from politics he found
time to improve his small farm
at Falkland, to make fast motor
trips up and down the coast in
his traffic safety device business,
and to organize during its forma-
tive period Pierce countys unit of
Norwegian Aid, Inc, Scandinavian
war relief group. which he served
rs chairman until all war relief
agencies were joined under the
banner of the American Red Cross.
Preus indicated he would open
headquarters in Tacoma soon and,
with the aid of Young Republicans
who have pledged him support and
who urged him to file, extend his
organization into Pierce and King
county sections of the district.
Il believe said Preus. that
whoever the Republican nominee
may be, he may be sure of great
deal of support that was lacking
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-26
Dill at Three
Meetings Here

Former u. s. Senator Dill. carry
ing his campaign for the governor
ship aggressively 10 Tacoma, spoke
at three meetings here Wednesday
evening. at one of them more than
an hour.
Longest session was that with
Central Labor council, where Dill
addressed around 200 members and
visitors. There Dill charged per-
sons in need are being forced into
pauperism before receiving state
assistance.
An overflow crowd Of ground 500
Dill campaign workers heard him
later at Valhalla hall, where the
former senator declared IL 1t proves
necessary in order to get the state
out OF the red he would slash sal
aries of high state officials. Dill
said he would consolidate work of
overlapping state departments.
Speaking in his behalf were Hans
Johnson, county central committee
chairman, and w A. Richmond,
keynoter at the county convention
in Tacoma.
Senator Dill began his evenings
activities here as dinner guest of
the Young Women's Dill-for-Gov-
ernor club at the Tacoma hotel.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-26
Nation Expected
To Grow Cooler
BY UNITED PRESS

The u. S. weather bureau said
Thursday it would be the last day
Of the heat wave that has scorched
most of the nation.
Cool Canadian breezes began
moving into the northern plains
region Wednesday night after the
low pressure area, which had been
a primary cause of the blistering
heat. rolled slowly eastward.
Thunder showers were expected
to precede the lower temperatures
in most northern sections and
cooler weather was probable in
southern states Friday.
Deaths caused by the heat and
drowning totaled 264. when first
letup in the week-long hot wave
was reported over Montana. North
Dakota and sections Of Wyoming,
Minnesota and South Dakota
Eighty-three died Of heat pros
tration and ISL drowned.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-26
S. A. Andrews 10
Be Buried FRIDAY

Funeral services for Samuel A.
Andrews will be held Friday at
1890 a. m. from Buckley-King' S
chapel, with burial following in
Home of Peace cemetery. Rabbi
Montague n. A. Cohen will Of
ficiate.
Active pallbearers will be Hy
handles, Saul Friedman, Morris
kleiner. Fred Lippman, Ralph Wei
mar and Sam Powell. Honorary
pallbesrers will include C. Arthur
Syman, Aaron Robbins, Fred
Worries, Morey Weisfield. Abe Bur-
nett, DR.. L. S. Baskin. Charles
Burkey and Harold Davis.
Andrews, proprietor of The An
drews Shop, 943 Broadway, and
pioneer Tacoma merchant, died
Tuesday at his home at Steilacoom
lake.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-26
Policeman Joins
Border Patrol

Resignation Of Tacoma patrol
man TO enter the U. S. immigration
service and appointment of new
officer was announced Thursday
by Police Chief Einar Langseth.
Officer C. G. Kenney. member
Of the force for the past two and
one-half years. resigned Wednes-
day to become a member of the
federal border patrol.
J. r. Mace, younger brother Of
Officer r. r. (Ritchie) Mace. was
appointed and assigned to the post
of assistant stockman. effective
Immediately. He will serve under
Officer Ken Roach, who becomes
the new stockman, supplsnting
Officer ]. J. Eastman in that post.
Eastman, in turn, becomes a
full" patrolman and was assigned
to work with the morning shift in
the place made vacant by Kenney's
resignation.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-26
18th District Demos
Will Meet on FRIDAY

Democrats of the 2Sth district
will sponsor a get together meet
ing in Royal Neighbors' hall, Ea.
Morton and G SITS. Friday at
s p. m. Though the meeting is
being called to organize for the
coming campaign, the evening will
include card playing and refresh
ments.
Brief talks on Peace" by
Charles Shireman and Jan Rich
ard, will be followed by an open
forum discussion on the subject.
r. Fulkerson, assisted by How
ard Leo, Mrs. J. B. Burns and
Mrs. ]. Alton, comprise the or
ganization committee. Candidates
will be introduced.
Arthur Powers, chairman of the
district, will preside.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-26
Return Two
Iron Lungs
Tucomu Still Hos
One in Reserve

Tacoma was able to return two
borrowed iron lungs" and still
have one extra held in readiness
for an emergency. DR.. Norman E.
Aagnussen. Pierce county health
officer. reported Thursday.
He said only one case Of polio-
myelitis, with mild symptoms and
no evidence Of paralysis. has been
reported In the past three days.
The new case being observed was
Annabelle Kimball, 14-year-old Gig
Harbor girl.
Dr.. Aagnussen said a respirator
borrowed from the Cowlitz voiture
Of the 20 ct 8. At Longview. and one
from st. Elixabeth's hospital in
Yakima both have been returned.
The patient who was in the Yaki-
ma lung has been placed in the new
one donated this week by the
Teamsters' union.
Another lung loaned by the
Emerson Iron Lung Manufactur-
ing Co. Of Cambridge. Mass, il
being held in readiness in the polio
isolation ward at the county hos
pital. the health officer said.
The hospital reported seven pa
TENTS using the respirators at least
part Of the time.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-26
Annoyance Turned
Into Neot Profit

ASH L A ND, Me.-F a m e 7
William Kinney has made an an
noyance into an excellent paying
sideline. When bears began prowl-
ing about the farm, damaging
crops and soaring the family, Kin
ney bought some traps. Thus far
he has caught six bears, shot an
other and collected a state bounty
totaling S1+0.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-26

President Roosevelt today
extended the export licensing
system, which amounts virtu-
ally to an embargo, to petro-
leum products, scrap iron and
other scrap metal.
Acting under a law giving him
authority to control exports of mu-
nitions. materials and machinery
essential to the national defense,
the president revised a previous
proclamation 80 as to cover oil and
scrap metal.
Petroleum and scrap iron are
materials vital for any war
machine. The white House,
however. offered no specific
reasons for the extension Of tho
licensing system.
The action came shortly after 1t
was disclosed that the administra-
ton had stopped the shipment of
oil in American tankers to ports
outside the western hemisphere.
This had shut off such shipments
to Spain and the Far East. except
in foreign ships.
WATER RATES HIT
OLYMPIA The state depart
ment Of public service today denied
an application of the Puget Sound
Freight Lines for permission to
file a long list of proposed freight
reductions.
At the same time. the depart
ment threatened TO order an inves-
tigation looking toward a general
rate reduction which would apply
to all shippers and commodities.
The freight line. which operates
a fleet Of boats on Puget Sound
and trucks between Olympia and
Grays Harbor points, filed the
proposed rate schedule In June.
The asked rates were protested
by several truck lines operating
between Sound points.
In refusing to grant the appli-
cation. the department indicated
that the proposed reductions were
not uniform. that they created
gross discrimination between ship
pers and between communities on
Puget Sound. and that they ap-
piled only to commodities and
points where competition with the
truck lines existed.
The order stated further that II
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-26
HAPPY relief
FROM PAINFUL
BACkACHE

Many a thcse snawins, naseins. painful
eaekAches peopis hlame on colds or strains are
oftea csuped BY tired kidneys-and may be
ssllevsd vhen treated in the right way.
1ho kidneys arc Natures chicf way Of taking
e.seo adds. and poisonou waste out Of the
II ~ u nils 4 kid.sy tubss and hites
4eat verk ~. poisoao0s waste matter stays
= ~ hoood- Ihsss poisons may starr nasGing
easlneha. .Asunatie. psins. lon Il Pep and
GnssU. ose1ing - niGAls, swelling. puilnsss
- " evss ksadschss and dissins-s. Ere
GOD - soanty passaeei With smarting and
6ruing suos1ino ehous tAers b somsthing
Usung viii your kidneys q bladder.
Dent vaiti Ask your druggist for Dcan's
I'm. ussd saecssufully By millions for over 20
Is milo q kidney tube huah out poisoaom
49, frsa yeaF Blood. Gst Deans Pilh.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-26
English Baronei
Now Mail Carrier

LONDON = Sir Stuart Knill--
whose grandfather and father
were both lord mayors of Lon
don-is earning SIP week as a
postman-and liking it. Sir Stu
art, third baronet of his line, is
81. a tall white-haired man with
a cultured voice.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-26
$500 Sought as
Result Of Accident

A Mountain highway auto acct
dent May 2. 1889. was cause Of 4
$500 personal injury and damage
suit filed in superior court here
Thursday by Edward J. Wildes
against Russell Fry. both Of Ia
coma
Wildes charges that Fry pulled
out to pass another car a mile
north Of the Roy cutoff and
caused the head-on collision. Mrs.
Wildes 10 said to have suffered 4
broken shoulder and scalp lacera-
tons. Wildes bruises and sprains
and their three children consider
able shock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-26
Obituary n Offices
LOUIS STRASBURG

Funeral services for Louis Stras-
burg, 6s. 523 So. SD st, who died
Wednesday in a local hospital, will
be held Friday at $3.50 p. m. from
Storlie's chapel. with Rev. c. j.
Johnson officiating. Burial will
follow in Trinity Lutheran ceme-
terry in Falkland. Strasburg, a
baker, leaves his wife, Mary.
MRS. AL RUEsT
Funeral arrangements are be-
ing made at Lynn's for Mrs. Jennie
Ruest, II, of S04 So. G st, who
died "Wednesday in a local hospital.
She was born in Marshfield. Mo,
and had lived in Tacoma so years.
She leaves her husband, Al Ruest.
FUNERAL SERVICES
Mrs. Lottie Ellen Porter-Fri-
day, 2 p. m. from Storlie's chapel;
Rev. Mr.. Harkama officiating;
burial Tacoma cemetery.
Mrs. Adelipe l.. Evans-Friday,
1870 p. m. from Piper's chapel;
burial New Tacoma cemetery.
Joseph Thomas-Prvate serv-
ices will be held Friday at l p. m.
from Buckley-King's chapel; Rev.
Harold B. Long officiating.
Charles Frederick Bohn-Friday,
, p. m. from Buckley-King's
chapel; Rev. Arthur Bell officiat-
ing; burial Mountain View ceme-
terry.
John r. Judkins-Friday, $40
from st. Alphonsus church, Bal
lard. Wash; burial Calvary ceme-
terry. Seattle. under direction of
Mellinger's. The body will lie in
state at Fisher & Kalfus funeral
home in Seattle until service time.
Rosary will be recited Thursday at
1880 p. m. at the church.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-26

thne
firm
OTTER of
hundreds
commented He
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shoot
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-26
BANKRUPTCY PETITION

BANKRUPTCY PETITION
A voluntary bankruptcy petition
has been filed In federal district
court here by Chester Ray Brooks,
carpenter, Of Rt. 2, box 81,
Olympia, with liabilities Of
e1.o3S.70 and assets Of $3.50,
claimed exempt.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-26

II you're not Using it, sell it with
a Fast Action Times Want Ad.
Phone Main 1851.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-26

four years ago when Mr.. Roosevelt
was making his seeond-term cam
paign. We can look forward TO a
clear cut battle in this district
since its representative has been
throughout a consistent supporter
of the administration in its legis-
lative program. II it is my good
fortune TO win the Republican
nomination, I shall welcome an
other campaign against the in
cumbent."
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-26
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F. D. R. Stops Embargo on Oil. Scrap
To Keep U. S. War Moteriols at Home

la general and uniform system
wide rate reduction was not filed
by the boat line, the department
would take action to effect a rate
reduction.
SHIPPING PICKS UP
Three vessels were in port
Thursday and an additional three
were slated for arrival later dur
ing the day as local shipping
shook off a slump.
Friday three more vessels are
expected for calls at local wharves
to lift an assortment Of cargoes
for Australia, Alaska and the At
lantic seaboard.
The locally-owned coaster Lake
Frances continued idle at her
berth for painting and overhaul;
she has been tied up for more than
week, and will remain so for
another week while the work Is
completed.
The steam-schooner II. F. Nc
Cormick at the same time was
discharging a coastwise consign-
ment, while the Satartia was
readying to depart for Grays Har-
Dor and thence to the Orient with
capacity cargo of Northwest
goods.
Meanwhile. scheduled for APP
pearance on the local range late
Thursday was the West Cusseta,
calling for a few hundred tons of
the wildwood cargo" and general
merchandise before going to Port
land and thence to the Orient: the
Herman Frasch and the Cadaretta
calling at the Shaffer Terminals
and the smelter, respectively.
Due Friday were the Depere,
Kookaburra and the Hanley. all on
berth for generous consignments
OF local goods for Alaska. Austria
liza and east coast routes.
PORT CALENDAR
Vessels in Port: Satsrtia. Shat
fer No. 2; II. F. Mccormick. Penn.
Salt: Lake Frances, st. Paul mill.
Vessels Due: Thursday p. M,
West Cusseta, Shaffer No. l: Her.
man Frasch. Schaffer No. /; Cad.
aretta, smeiter. Friday. Depere.
Port piers: Kookaburra, st. Regis;
Hanley, Shaffer No. /.
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Young ducks have craws on
their wings.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-26
Paul Preus Files as COP
Candidate for Congress

Declaration of candidacy for congressman from the sixth
district subject to the Republican primaries in September
filed at Olympia Thursday by Paul A. Preus of Park
land. who won the COP nomination in 1885,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-26
PORT CALENDAR

Young ducks have craws on
their wings.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-26

Preus has been active on the
political front throughout the last
few months, particularly as key
Evening star., 1940-03-17
Many Top Players
In Cinema Irene

Ten film favorites in one cast
makes for more entertainment value
than two or three favorites, in the
opinion Of Herbert Wilcox, R-K-O
Radio producer director.
He followed this formula in cast
ing for the top roles Of his produc-
ton Of "Irene," based on the stage
success group headed by Anna
Neagle and Ray Milland. Miss
Neagle, known in America for her
dramatic performance In Victoria
the Great" and Nurse Edith Ca
vell," was originally q musical COM
edy star. Milland Is known as one
Of the most popular and versatile
young leading men Of pictures today.
Supporting this pair are Roland
Young, one Of fllmland's finest
comedians; Alan Marshal, the new
leading man; May Robson and Billie
Burke, two Of the best-nked char
acter actresses on the screen today;
Arthur Treacher, the outstanding
butler Of pictures; Marsha Hunt,
Isabel Jewell and Doris Nolan, a
trio Of popular young actresses. all
Evening star., 1940-03-17
To be announced.


Wayne Morris. Pris-
ella Lane. Brother
Rat and the Baby"
0reta Qarbo. Melvin
Douglas, "Ntnotch.
'ka." Cartoon. News.
Dead End Kinds on
Dress Parade"
Cartoon and News.
v. Price, N. Gray in
Invisible Man Re-
turns" Mat. 1 PM.
Evening star., 1940-03-17
Bridges Burned

Reddest cheeks In Hollywood are
owned BY Nancy Preston, pretty red.
headed bit player in Warner Bros.
IAN Angel From Texas"
Recently she was spokesman for
. Hollywood girls poll, saying that
Broadway showgirls were dead from
the neck up" for remaining on
Broadway.
Now she has . chance to 90 East
for part In the new Berlin-de
sylvia musical on Broadway and
woul dove to accept-but doesn't
know II she dAres.
Evening star., 1940-03-17
Photoplays in Washington Theaters This Week
lATIIR0AY

0ATUROAY
Two Therouahbreds"
A.. .,1Wsat, M
Hrol Flynn and
Miriam HOPKINS IN
"YtEktnlA CITY"
Knights Of the
Aange" 4 sIhA Man
Who MoulAn't falk."
Jane WithsYs
In
"Hish School"
J. Trent, Danger
Flight" ?. ODriAfl.
''Nisht Of Nishts. !"
Jean Parker IN
"Knights Of the
Ran&e."
Married and In
Love" and
big Guy"
Spence. Tracy and
Hedy Lamar Ia II
Take This Woman"
Haunted Cod. !" 'Our
NeighboYs, the Car
ters:" Cart. Tracy.
Cary Grant
Ills Girl Friday"
Richard Dix and
Chester Norris In
~MArtnes Ply atGh. "
IN Old Nonterty."
Submarine 0.1.
Cart. Tracy Chen.
J. :. Brown. 'BeWafO
Of epookS." " rive
LITTLE lspperS."
"sho.dS9vn" :sS9
'EmerIeney SQUAD
HArdWicke. Prizes,
Grey. "lnviEible Man
NetuIns." News.
Richard DIX and
Chester Norris in
"MarineS Fly High.
Jane withers
in
"High School"
bullets fol-. Rustlers. /"
My Bon Is Guilty"
Kit Carson Com.
Lew Ayres. Secret
Of DR.. Kildare"
Our Gang Comedy.
Pack Up Your
Troubles" and Five
Little Peppers"
STANLEY and Livins.
stone." Stage
Door" Cart. News.
Don Ameehe
"0wanee River"
"Full Confession"
and "Mutiny ON
the 0laekhaWk."
isle Of Destiny."
Cisco Kid and
Lady" Cart. News.
young - You Feel. "
Double Alibi."
Nat. at I p.A.
Jean Parker In
"Knights Of
the Range"
Evening star., 1940-03-17

enacting important parts in the new
Aim musical.
The song hits of the original
"1rene"-"Alice Blue Gown" Castle
Of Dreams" and Irene" itself-are
retained in the picture version.