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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-10-25
DRESSMAKING
ELECTRICIAN

SAMUEL b. KITCHEN
1855 Riverside Ave. PHI. 2-2O46
Expert Electrical Contractor
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-10-25
WINDOW CLEANING
WINDOW SHADES

LEGAL NOTICE
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR
DUVAL COUNTY
In Chancery
No. 45448-E
ORDER OF SERVICE
NOTICE TO APPEAR
GEORGE H. FARLEY, Plaintiff,
VS..
FLORENCE FARLEY, Defendant
The State of Florida;
To Florence Farley, residence I'm.
known.
It is hereby ordered that you
are required to appear on the 4th
day of November A. D. 1910 before
the above entitled court, to the
bill of complaint filed against you
in the above entitled cause; and
1.-THE Southern Jewish Weekly IS
hereby designated as the newspa-
per in which this order shall be
published once a week for -four
consecutive weeks.
Witness my hand and the seal
of this court at Jacksonville, Flor.
ida, this LIST day Of October, A. D.
1910.
(SEAL) ELLIOT w. BUTTS
Clerk of the Circuit Court
BY E. H. Griffin,
Deputy Clerk
Maurice w. Goldstein,
Plaintiffs Attorney
Oct. 4, IL, 18, 25, Nov. l, 1910.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-28

VANCOUVER. Wash. - G o n
tractors today poured foundation
concrete for the transformer
building. rectlfisr plant and pot
room" 81 the new Aluminium
Company Of America factory near
Vancouver.
Officials Of the aluminium firm,
supervising construction. said
dredging Of an ocssn-ship turn
INK basin" In Columbia river OPP
posite the factory ate Was Hear
completion.
The Bonneville administration.
which viii supply power fer the
company. recently awarded a con
tract for construction ~ = spur
transmission line from Vancouver
power station.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-28
PUD Suit May End
Within Two Weeks

Attorneys for both sides in the
condemnation suit. now In It's
eighth week before a jury in Judge
Lloyd L. Blacks federal district
court. indicated Wednesday that
less than two more weeks Will be
necessary TO complete testimony.
The suit involves the Public
Utility District No. Of CoNlitz
county against the Washington
Gas a Electric Co. Columbian
Electrical Development Co and the
Chase National bank Of New York
City.
Warren q Tilton, logging sngi-
neer for the West Coast Lumber
mems association. was giving tes-
timony in the case Wednesday. He
il witness for the private firms.
who ask that the jury award them
approximately $500 600 for their
properties. PUD attorneys have
set 81 800 900 as a fair price 10
pay the private companies for their
interests.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-28

fA>I-heightenin suspense In
the Balkans and Asia.
For the present allied eastern
aims are probably defense against
German or Russian attack. TO ge,
BessarAbia. and Rumanian oil.
Eventually there Is probability OF
a Franco British attack
An allied army Of half a million
Is gathered In Syria and Egypt
near enough 10 move northeast
ward into the backdoor 10 Russia
and Germany, while Turkey lets
Franch warships through the Oar
danclles. Maybe IT Is months off.
but against such move with
German help Russia strengthens
her defenses. and threatens India
via Iran and Afghanistan.
SoUTH-crucial Italy becomes
less vulnerable TO France as her
new fast battnships strengthen her
hold on the mid Mediterranean and
her influence in the Balkans. What
she does will depend on one thing;
what viii do her the most good.
Her axis-partnrr. Germany. may
win more Of Italy's support by
using her own new fast battleships.
perhaps three. 10 weaken the dom
nance Of Britain's fleet.
The British blockade has wiped
out half Germanys foreign trade.
which is not fully compensated by
increases In Balkan and Russian
trade. In time Il which ex-
plains Franco-British activity IN
the east. Hut IN the
NEST--there's the crux. Ger
many has sunk In ak months one
third as much shipping a. In the
unrestricted campaign Of early
1917.
But lately sinkings by air-bomb-
ing have NO risen that Britain must
arm fishing boats with guns that
might he useful defending ports
and docks from the air armadas
likely TO come at Easter.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-28

ff+stA Attf#N
Significantly. the Red srmy's
dent In tho Nannefhein sone Vas
made when 800 airplsne. worked
IN close lialson with ground troops
in bombing Finnish Notifications
and batteries
Germany and Russia combined
have the worlds largest air force.
There thu needle on Mars com.
pass trembles frantlcaily. Air
power Germany Plus Russia
Can air power used ruthlessly
break through modern foftlsics-
lions like the Maginot tAnr or the
Nestwall. and crush nations better
prepared than were the paiesg
While they siill havv prepondsr-
ance. before British. French and
American factories can catch up,
will Germany and Russia merge
resources and manpower
And under expert German Euid.
ancs. viii they fight holy war
against capitalism and democracy :
Those siupendous questions we
shall have answered before an.
other slx months have passsd. No
wonder MARI compass. needle
trembles,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-28
To Negotiate
On Wednesday

Discontinued negotiations be.
tween Northwestern woedenvars
Co. and It's striking employees n
Lumber A. sawmll Workers union
approached new development
Wednesday when the ALL council
announced a meeting Of thu EN-
ployes at 7.30 Wednesday evening
at the hall In the Coliseum. 18th
and Market sta.
Earl Hartley. negotlator for the
district council. said the employees
would meet 10 discuss proposals
offered by the employers earlier
In the week.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-28

In compliance with re rrcseSol
"a Tie Russo Finnish peace tFsstY
the LankFAvaaFa taftslIls. Malta
sslks ara. flst narth - Lake -.
doxs. wAs csessea 81 n1sinlehs.
Other sFvas 81 been evacuated
pFetioasly. ard there remained II
the rektone cntx > few fsshsf FAM.
lies cu ~ far nefsh<rn Eshaenl and
spr~iny rsninsulss @ ksad evxf
% ktssls.
Many person. n the e~si@d sFess
sefe compelled r. i<ssv nehlnss
considerable furniture ard othsr
aousehela rooasL
Refugees were hcssaea, temper
sfily. n scheosA puhSle t1iildlaxs
and private hensss ard ~ estates
most ~ fhsm IA Western nd NaasA
Central Finland.
The people 20 the Asseil&.
rcaia.ais, eke hea sse lesx-
eat distance - travel we're
mss<fis Nsssmki~f IL central
ftalsai. TIE spscsea< al STA.
aiaaa ~ tAhii. where - Kare-
pa. al championship. w~se
hold IN iess. provided Feem fsr
msas ~ thru. A. sAe kattsu
81 sse ski Jump were h~sp~d
Thousand. 81 saxe<. k~<l.. s~u.
lag marhine. and heu~sksia
pa~>r~siaa. xsssr.iis.
Nest of the refugees we're uia
people or children. - younger msn
have net yet been demehsllsed
"a United Press dispatch frem
kirkenass IN far nastheFH Norway.
said the Russians were svaeuatiNs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-28

SPOKANE - Spokane eaunfy
commissioners appointed Deputy
County Prosecutor G. c. Quaker.
hush 10 ill the vacancy created ~
appointment ~ Prosecutor Ralnh
Foley 70 the apakans superior
court bench.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-28
$500 Claim
Over Accident
Say City at F0u1i
For Bridge kIIshop

a <i>lm - sla1ae d&m<x~e
wee fll<d <xezast IL CITY - -
eeaz< "Wednesday ~ psf<nzs -
1km<s A. k<enes2y. 7o.y~o<-asd
ysash whe@e ear psaa<<a se<oann
~ railing - th< "a 1>th =.
ireszi- n<ttx< 10 rzxhs ~ rxn
- 80 pIszex~i nzax@ fnsn 10
f~ef Ints fhs T&<ame x1<f<rn
xales
k<sH>.sy. <fs<r kav<<frx h~fx<<a
We re e<@fA fr~ asys n~w u
fsFesssa fsisy sosssi<-esax - -
hans<
Ta~ <t<lm. ni<d ~ Jc~~pn n
snt Laura k<on<<fT. fxm<x fxfh-
r. 81 ssrtksF. charges ne svza1<
hsa s~<n repaired wssn r11e~1
rtsn<s wfs.eh w>r~ sfsrr~ry fFnm
eAk xFsss< - w<tzf. sn8 fn>x
ths hey go snatsnI - ~ 80
shsuaxh "a fault ~ - swn
rs k<nne<Ivs r~stss< NJ stNT N.
q u rh<r So ttu IS ~ san<n
sna p<sNnn1I INJURY - ne raafh
ard far ha<rztsl ~ nar~<ax -
p<mss ssfse fgr la~s - e@vu1enot
and aas> fer ~ a>mels.h<d -.
Ts< seur<iz feferr~a me <ieEzs
10 ~ serpe<sfioa sessas<fs aff1res
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-28
BACKACHE?
Try FisHhinK Eaessa Pesssns
AID Add Thru kidnsys
And Stop Cstfinz ~ Nights
IS CENTS PROVES TT

when your kidnsrs are ovtFfsrsd
snd yoaf blaAhsr is ifgsfafe1 ana pa
saxs ncaafy a14 often sfaafts ara
fafns. SOS mag red Goid ks9af
Ii4arlsfn Oh Capaalss. . hos kaFiaisss
sslsn1isnt ana elufefsa thar starts 70
Wefk ~ cree aEd costs tat - esats
az auF inadern dfQEEtQfs.
Ia ors GOD safe NsT % PCT noFs
healthy activity into khfnsTs and
hi4a8sr 49, yea Should sleep MOI.
saasaig The Nhnle right fhfeHNt H1E
- sufs - Fsf GOLD AEDAI.@lfs a
eeasi. ~ fasn.elrs fof Heak kiansFs---
rIgff from Hsarism la holiA1z D0at
aeesgt . agsa,li "a -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-28
Women Sues City
In Unusual Case

SALT LAKE CITY-Mrs. Wal
ter l.. Hansen sued the city for
$500 damages for injuries re-
eeived when she hurt her finger
putting a nickel in a parking
meter machine.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-28
BANKauPrcY ACTIONS

William 3 Woodland. so1i No. ]
81. Tuesday filed petition 81 bank
r1picy IN federal district court.
listing liabilities - tssi7s. com
pared yith assets ~ t21s. claimed
exempt
A bankruptcy petition wss slso
filed Tuesday b. George y Hunter
~ Olympia De listed debts
amounting 10 t5s4 ~. attn ne
assets
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-28
False Teeth Will
Clean With
Stera-kIeen

To scientifically help 70 improve mouth
cleanliness Sesrers q dental plates are
advised 70 get 80 cent bottle q sierra
Kleen and follow the simple directions.
That's all you have 10 do 10 beautify
and purify any ARTIFICIAL dental mouth
impr0Tement--mske them giisten with
pnrity-spzfkle with natural beauty.
Teas of Thousands q thankiul peop2s kno~
this-you may search ths ~orid fer anythinE
- sEscsivs. Ths nudn-the nuiriHturs food
6sposifs--ths sfsins-all sanith IN 10 minutes.
fca1f rnolfh fseit ciesrsf-go1r breath ttolid
= s~eetsr. 30 esnf botls IASu q ionG
$50 adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-28
Airplane Sales
Policy Upheld

WASHINGTON tilxe srnv -.
fsessis tnti ths hcsss~ msllgary A.
fairs sammIttss thst n. n<w 30.
hey. r<KmilflaE szl< - lzis as.s<i
sarrisnss % feFssxn ru~srs. wIsI
xtvs th~ United states siHnss uns
sauals<a praaaeslon capacity u
meet sss owu ns<sis Ia shF snsFx
eney. Thsy 80 a vii sl~s s.saF.
that TIE army viii essssa sslal
better plsnss fsr Itself
Ia present sspsnsssn ~ ar
craft pfpaueslaa facilities snsiixxle~
this aaslan wlsl - sh>< 10 turn asss
planes ~ rate - 20 go "a 20 90
annually ~ th< sssa = ipta fh<s
said fhls weal8 exe<sd shs sesl.
mates ~ sii sthsy eouHfFtes. -.
esrt perhaps Germany.
The eerssnitt<~ psnw>p1zs
gave isai~sI srps.s.l n -
pettsy. CA~irss~s Asssvw :.
MAJ s~~rvskra u - - crsss-
ps~tr sS~~es- - svssse~ ~ sseA
s~t~~. Ne ~Aia saet sswsfhesst
ehi~<si~e.e - sruss sesslz
ssass si-~~a - sss.<ssy. Ne
sAj~eties w.~ hoard.
Ths witnss.e. wers neewssrY 81
War Harry IT. weoasinE. Assistant
Secretary 81 var lessss Jnhnsnn.
Gen. George G. MARSHAL. shief ~
starr. and MAJ tssn ". u. Arnold.
chief AZ ths ar sasps
wecdrins assured the semmItt~<
no military sesrst. wuuld he a..
vuleed To any farslsn pe~ss. snd
that IN osss % thls epaniry's ~.
vnlvvmsnt IN wsr. u would set
priority over ali fnrslEn orders
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-28
PASS TWO ORDINANCES

Ordinances authorizing purchase
of distribution transformers for
the city light department up 10
$4,000, and for reducing the inter
est rate 10 s per cent on progress
warrants paid contractors on local
improvement district work. were
passed Wednesday by the city
council.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-28
Youth. II. Is Killed

sEArTi.E-Harvsy Tro~hrldTe.
~, was rgn over and killed N
stantly "Wednesday while hitching
a bicycle tow on = truck
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-28

SALT LAKE CITY. Utah 10
Providers aho broke into ths KIRK
ham grocery here had = sweet
tooth. Their loot. four pies. four
boxes OF chewing gum and an as
sortIDent ~ candy bars
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-28
MARKETS AT A
GLANCE
WEDNESDAY

Steeks: Higher In active trade.
Bonds: frregularly higher. L.
S. governments lower.
Curb Stocks; Higher.
Foreign Exchange: Sterling eff
more than 5 cents to new low
for seven years: franc lower,
others about steady.
Cotton: Higher.
Wheat: = cent higher 10 !
lower; corn. up y 10 off =.
Rubber, Irregular.
silver: Unchanged in New York.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-28

New P7rst pull last
ADrii7 Aprii 10 April a MAJ 30
washington's forecast - Unset
tied Wednesday night and Thurs
day: showers in the west portion
occasional SHOWS over the high
mountains; little change IN tenn
perature; moderate southwest
winds over the inland waters Of
the state.
Rainfall In Tacoma for the ~
hours ending at 8 a m. Wsdnss-
day. 40 inch. since March ]. 2 -
inches. a deficiency o. II inch;
since Jan. /. i24i inches. a de-
ficiency Of ] So inches.
Wind AZ 10. wednesday.
south IS m. p. b.. barometer Al
29.52 and rising steadily .04
Sun rises ct 5.s7 a. m. Thurs
day and sets AZ $50 .. m.
Taeomas weather on March II.
1888 Clear. no rain. maximum
temperature 50 degrees and mini
mum 80 Highest sind velocity
IS m ,. h. from the north.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-28

Seattle ClearinRs 50 100 s5s Il
balances s2.52s. o77.s4. transactions
SIP rs. 900 90.
Portland -C1es rings S5.f09, 04s.
40, balances Si.7sl. 1910.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-28

sAsFT <krafE31 t<ies = s<~a -
H<4stkls tHf ft4< r<iff4l 4H<se<i34 -
tuFA Ftty9tzs1k4N f&tnMfIf.& ~
~ s<a<s ..fIt k@Hst4nsH4zH ~ fHa H4<N&m
rf~thss tfsAt4est ~ fn@s4 s4xf8es41snn
FHtN< 3eHf Nets writes ~ 9<4z&f1'<
'stt<Es - sNfeesl&<f.s4 ~ no Main fE<x
tsf@ fsFetf<4 fsees ffktA4 *.f< -. ~
tss 9aNF &fstaEfff s1<<4s ~ = FNff14 -
as s*Issxea b@ssx 80
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-28
II ~
HDAy
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 81

WEDNESDNf mNHt n n
Russell Stokes, South Tacoma.
Jack Dulin, 74s7 40. Law
renee ~.
Donna Sweet, 1920 No. Pros
pect st.
Jesse o. Thomas, IT,, Stella
COON.
Mrs. T. ". Breiwick, 1919 so.
2Ist ~.
Francis BUdrovich, 2s02 No.
3Ist st.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-28

uasidlnx p>fuzits w<fs sxanf<vl
Wednesday - i<srokf E.sisen ~ :
"a 80 rs<ssf<n<e a - - ~ a !.
" Issrsli rss1~~il - o. - -
slisfsssnns - 10 rs<ssz<a<> q 1nn1
Ma TN a.. SD ~ rxAnk Na1sna
se< : "a 80 rsssa~r<< a isn1 ~
<Dth u.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-28
Firms Vacaie Forty Thousand
Square Miles for Russians

HNf~fNk rnisna-Forty Thousand
where toocoo people I'D sde - y
nhahsAts tesAy. ard TIE the
he vsse ard s~ns md the 81 xos<
efs u Russians
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-28
Behind the
Stock Ticker

>Ew YORK - one 81 New
yoFk's banks with heavy Mexican
interests has gcared all future in
veStment policy IN ths south on
the assumption thai a Roosevelt
third term means complete Com
munism for Mexico.
Volume = Despite the epidemic
Of shipping flag transfers there Is
still a sufficient surplus Of idle
I tonnage to make the Y. :. low
bidder in overseas trade. At the
height Of the Anglo-Italisn con-
troverSy over coal New York Ital-
ian consular officers put out feel
ers for rates on possible L. s.
deliveries. The bids Of American
coal merchants. I. Q. b. Genoa.
were within and ; per cent Of
prices offered by London with ship
lanes 1000 miles shorter. More
over the American bids guaTan-
teed any volume within any time
limit. the availability Of scores Of
American ships having been as
sured through charter options.
Eoonomy--Evcn foreign detrsc-
tors are climbing on the sock |
Hoover bandwagon - Edgar's. not |
Herbert's. The detraotors were
YugoSlav officials who were hot
II good natured about Americas
claims TO the best Identification
file. "shucks.' said the Belgrader.
Hoover still uses fingerprints.
We take photographs OF the ear.
They never change from birth 20
death. can be compared without
glass-and you never hear OF an
ear amputation"
Accord-No estimate OF Repub-
liean or Democratic chances In the
coming elections should overlook
the fact that Wall Street is over
whelmingly with President Roose-
welt on foreign policy. The big
gest contradiction In u. s. politics
is the fanatioal, personRlized ha-
tired Of the board directories for
Mr.. Rooscvelt--an their gr,idging
admission that In foreign affairs
the man is pretty sound.
Even a casual survey of the
group involved in war trade. the
banking network-and through It
steel. coal, rails, shipping. and
power-will produce 95 per cent
Endorsement OF the presidents
handling OF war economies. In the
six months since the Allied pur-
chasing board set up house for the
biggest international buying OPP
Grafton in IS years. the Industrial
big shots have had 10 work close
TO Washington. The current con-
gressionsl investigation Of the ad-
ministrations handling of war
sales is no idea OF the business
big boys. They're well satisfied
with White House steering TO date:
only criticism. in fact. Is that the
president - too conservative.
It's openly admitted by the ex-
ecutive brotherhood that the presi-
dents neutrality law. the subse-
quent curb on a war boom. his
pressure to stabilize the price
structure 49, all hairline decisions
favoring sound expansion 49, have
given the New Deal a campaign
issue. The manufacturers dread
the day the president goes on the
record with summary OF his first
months as war executive"
They can't attack II with anything
resembling an issue.
Shift A recent Wall Street
merger reflects all the angles OF
this Endorsement OF foreign policy
while blasting the internal pro-
gram of the New Deal. The Atlas
corporation. an investment COM
pany, recently merged with curtiss
Wright-one OF the oountry's lead
ing aircraft makers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-28
Stock Market Moves Higher;
Sales OF Shares Increase
Dow-JoNEs AVERAGES
WEDNESDAY

- " -stfsEHzA| ~ AaAAahNNat
WEDNESDAY
Industrial -. i4s.4s. up I.sI
Rail ........ So.7e. mp o.sI
Utility ...... 24.ss. up oil
IS Stocks 49,. ASA. up o.ss
Stock sales amounted TO .ls0. 600
shares. heaviest turnover since last
Nov. 9. when 100 900 shares were
traded. This eontrasted with sales
Of $4,000 shares Tuesday. Curb
volume, heaviest since Dec. %. to-
tailed 277.ooo shares. compared with
$4,000 Tuesday.
NEW YORK Steel shares led
the stock market higher wednes-
day in the first million-shsre ses-
sion since Feb. .. The industrial
average made its best gain since
February S.
Impetus for the rise was the IN
expected dividend on L. s. Steel
common stock. A long list OF other
favorable factors were added as
the day progressed.
British selling Of American Sc
curities fell off: oarloadings were
estimated making smaller than
seasonal decline: railroads had a
smaller deficit in February than
year ago: gasoline inventories in
creased at a slower pace and il was
believed reductions would soon be
In order.
Numerous favorable corporation
reports appeared, several in avia-
ton companies. and late in the
session stocks Of this group turned
very active, with prices rising.
President William c. Knudsen.
of General Motors corporation,
predicted his company in 1910 will
have its third best year in history.
and that helped automobile shares.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-28
WEDNESDAY QUOTATIONS.

Quotations courtesy Dean witter q
Co, Washington Bldg, members
New York Stock Exchange)
Hich IOH Clnsa
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-28
Idea Of Perfect
Love Is Debunked

PITTSBURGH-Girls who wait
for their Prince Charming to ap-
pear are likely to be disappointed,
according to DR.. Paul Popenoe, di-
rector of the Los Angeles Institute
of Family Relations.
The dream that somewhere
there is special soulmate"
waiting for everyone is just 30
much childish bunk" DR.. Popenoe
declared here.
There are nearly 10000 900
marriages in the United States
and each year a million more are
added to that number" he said.
Unfortunately, nearly 100000 of
the million married couples in the
present year may end In divorce
court, and others, though not
breaking up the marriage, will be
miserable in it."
Couples Told OF Errors
DR.. Popenoe said the reason for
the high divorce rate is that the
couples don't try"
They intend to get, not TO
give" he said. TITS up to the
other fellow to do all the work.
Before marriage, they made
some effort to please each other.
Now they are married. they think
1t is time to settle down. II you
want to settle down after mar
rage, don't trouble TO rent a
home; just move into the grave
yard"
Husband "Star Boarder"
TOO often" the marriage rela-
tions expert continued, the hus-
band begins to consider himself
star boarder rather than a lover
and the wife gets careless about
her appearance and disposition"
The trouble is, he said. that the
home, the church and the school
In the past have paid little atten-
ton to education for marriage.
It's an encouraging fact, he said.
that schools are adding courses
concerning family relations as
fast as teachers can be trained to
give such courses.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-28

Six months of war; Mars boxes the compass and
through the glass, darkly. appear these images
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1940-05-30
City In Brief

Miss Helen Hopkins has accepted
the position of teacher of the first
and second grades in the local grade
school for next year. Miss Hopkins is
the daughter of DR. and Mrs. Hop
hins of this city. She comes here from
Benton City where she has taught
for the past three years.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Mahnke were
dinner guests at the Leonard Ohm
home Thursday.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1940-05-30
SHOULD NOTIFY COMMITTEE

Farmers who are complying with
the AAA program and who arc plan
ming to pillow under green manure crops
for compliance must notify the Coun-
ty Committee so that they can check
the green manure crop before it is
plowed under.
Cereal green manure crops should
not be plowed under until the plants
have started to head, Sweet clover
green manure crops can be plowed an
der any time after a good heavy
growth has been secured.
However, any farmer blowing under
a green manure crop should remember
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1940-05-30

ped.
Mrs. Lee Pitts and children OF
Mold were callers in town friday.
NJ. and Mrs. Bill Mel. can and
daughter Bessie, were among the many
to enjoy the May Day program Friday
from the Mold vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hartman and
children Of Mold were visitors in Cou.
Ice City Friday.
George Weeks of Ritzville, Walter
Bise and Willis Webley were in town
Fr day.
M. w. Lawter worked at Mold Fri
day and Saturday.
Dale Wagner of Almira. Johnnie
Kirkland, Maritime. aud Kelly Bise
were in town Monday.
iona Vanderbilt was Spokane
visitor last week.
Dorothy Scheibner of Seattle visit
ed at her her home here last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Mclean and son
were in town for the May Day pro-
gram Friday.
Stephen Ballou, supt. Ben Fitch
and Miss Helen Hopkins of the local
school faculty will enroll at summer
school at the University of Washing
ton. Miss Vivian Poull and Mrs. Mary
Jane Davis will study at Cheney Nor
NAL during the summer session.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1940-05-30

Mrs. Mathison is visiting at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Lewis
Box, here.
Jess Maddux returned frem a
fishing trip at Twin Lakes last week
with limit catch of trout.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Davidson and
family were Wenatchee visitors yes
terday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Tampien and
children went to Seattle for the week
end. Z