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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-30
Musical Film,

The picture, Second Chorus, +"
brings back dancing Fred Astaire
with lovely Paulette Goddard as
his light-footed companion. Artie
Shaw and his orchestra provide the
music and Burgess Meredith takes
over the comedy assignment.
The United Artists will also have
a special show and the Cinema will
present First Film Concert" an
all-musical film with performances
by such distinguished artists as
Paderewski. Gregor Piatigorsky,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-30
THO in One

The Michigan has annexed the
Palms State to help stage its
brand new Ncw Years EUc shop,
for both the gala stage presenta-
ton. and the new film. Second
Chorus wiU be shown in both
houses. Rosemary Lane. sing
ing screen star; the Ink Spots.
popular suing ensemble; Dean
Murphy, ingenious impersonator
and entertainer, and GALAXY of
bright light acts WW moUe from
the Michigan TO the Paims-Stdte,
while the film wii be flashed on
both screens.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-30

ICONS and special film features
wW be shown.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-30
The First Films for Al

Both Michigan and Fox Screen Attractions Will Take
a Bow at Special New Years Eve Showngs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-30

Jacques T'hibaud, Alexander Brai-
lowsky and Elizabeth Schumann.
The second feature will offer
Anna Neagle in Queen of Des-
tiny" the second film in which she
has portrayed Queen Victoria.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-30

The Birmingham will have Lit
tie Nelly Kelly" with Judy Gar
land plus "Dr. Kildare's Crisis"
The Alger, has listed "Knute
Rockne = All American" plus
Three Men From Texas" there
will be singing, news and trailers.
At the new Royal features will be
The Westerner" and Tin Pan
Allev."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-30
Other Film Fare.

Both the Annex and Regent the
aters will have swing bands and
five acts of vaudeville on the stage.
Features will be Men Against the
Sky" and ALWAYS a Bride"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1940-12-30
Johnson Signs
New Contract

NUNNALLY JOHNSON. asso-
ciate producer and screen writer.
has signed a new two-year con-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24
Navy Fails 10 Gel
Bids on z Ships

NAsIsiNeroN-fhs raw failed
Wednesday - st az ssas for
ne construction ~ two asw mias-
layers Il intended = AIT te the
lisa ecssa flsst
Nv. prospective hssdsrz wsFs
listed % ths regular "a opening
form Letters ssfs received frep
nost cf the firms advising thsy
dld ret ears 70 suhmlt an estimate
Navy officials sd u was the
first time u had ussa unable %
find = contractor in recent years
u as aet determined Immediately
whether the pfuisst vii ee re sd
Vvfussd or turned over h navy
yards. which are operating A. e
paestY nee On the TO ocean naxy
program
rhsY found M Immediate -
planatioR tor lhs failure - fseelv.
bids even though Nest private
nalryard. sFs essy an naval anb
merchant marine s~sseis Advef
tlssmsnts Tor bids ~ ihs two
mlnsiAysrs. which pfnhahly wauld
have eoss between o. 600 90 snd
- 600 600. appeared last Aus -
ire navy recently ersnsa hlds On
10 ssapiane tenders bat has net
aSa fdsd the eontfacts
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24

to. hat To- Eeeieztesi sszreey 81.
ftees IN ne fessfai eoladiars
fourth fieor would - nsv@d. ~Asls
u has hesn Indicated that ths sus.
Tens efflcs. acN 90 ths sseena
fiecF. sin - moe~a tnte TIE 81
flees vacated ~ n Esele3lcsl sufs
Yey % TIE tor flcer
Ralph SerenesrE - he latsfn.
Al rsVsnus cffses I'D addIsiensl
space pes needed ~ hls dsrart-
fnsnt desperately Hs ssid ths ne~
incons tai isw. which SiEi tsx FL
incomes e $50 = yssr - mere
Win inereass the numhsx cf returns
tremendously. Previously The Mini.
mum amount taxed wss 81 90
Aeanwhlls. - further word has
ossn heard concerning TIE erection
u ths res federal building 81 lard
already purchased en- rseifie ave
between tstA and 18th sts Last "a.
nee S'ss that has would - called
before The frat - the year. or
shortly thereafter.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24
Light Extension
Proposal 0kehed

Ths petition - extend city light
services - city rates - residents e
ne Amssican LAKE Nerth faks
CITY usfesily lass ara SO
granted ~ TIE ceuncil Wednesday.
runttss Commissioner oNsilf
80 - saals present ~ eFdlaanes
asst wssk antheFizina ne estsn-
slon ~ rfevtainn tas necessary
appropriation
fne council confirmed ONenrs
niss - ehsrTs ths nsw customers
- nat area % - ~ outside cen
nse1iea Zee instead ~ M ests snd
rfes~nt slhuFhsn r,fss ~ 80 ne
IS chaFae sosld - fayahis evsf
I've Fsafs rider oNslls alsa. 81
Approximately 81 or worth Plus
= cafFyiaE ehArne
oNslfs afdlnanes serFprfislinG
tiano1 frf ne purchase ~ $500
Paunas ~ copper wlre fer depart.
seal ass uss passes - - e~aa-
eii "Wednesday TIVE rnnmis-tnssr
ssld sasus % n. enrr<r ~auia -
assd % construct ~ necessary
sslsnions and higher capacity line
serving ne tAkss flstrieI
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24
Officers Come
For Z Soldiers

A pair Of young Fort Lewis
soldiers who involved themselves
In three auto accidents with .
stolen car in Portland tho past
weekend were charged In a fusi-
tive arrest warrant issued by
Prosecutor THOR C. ToIlsfson Wed.
nesday.
Two Portland police officers ar
rived at the fort Tuesday after
noon TO pick mp the soldiers, Earl
Hanssoker and Maynard Adkins,
but military authorities refused 10
deliver them without . warrant
The officers said thu car was
involved in two hit-run accidents
and finally wrecked. II was traced
10 a brother of one Of the youths
who told the eomplsts story 10
police. including whereabouts Of
the pair sought
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24
Some Offices Are Being Crowded
Out OF Tacoma Federal Building

Three. possibly five. efflces N
the federal building here III soen
move e private ssrartarss msk-
ing rcom needed ~ ths L. 5 m
ternai revenue department which
next scer expects the number Il
inccue tsz returns @ tncreese
from - q 70 rer csnt
Fxsid zgents II the revenue D.
department ~he werk trd<r<rd-
entity e the internal revenue hsaa-
quarters here. are scheduled e
move 10 the ninth fieor e the
Washington building Ncs. 1.
TIE immigration office. whose
duties hsve lately hen Increased.
hss Orders . - moved q another
building ~ New. Is No new guar
tiers have YET hen selected SIX
private offices ard a reception
nom are required.
The shipping commissioners o.
fee Also ~tr ~ moved. date ard
place - vet undetermined
There as : strong possibility.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24

Saturday 81 this week and van
h submitted 60 Camp Murray
authorities 81 that time.
Posting Of The numbers. how
ever. wan ~ deferred until the
state CONSUMPTION ehisfs 81 Camp
Murray give the order. according
10 Harry NJ smith. draft board
member. at thu srmory wednes-
DAY.
His office. IKE that Of County
Auditor $. clifford Davis. wss
busy tseulatinE cards Of late ar
rivals. who have litcklsd IN 10
register ever since last Wednesday.
Cards also are arriving steadily
from other counties and other
states where residents Of Pierce
county. unable % be IL home On
registration day, signed cards at
the mos convenient places.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24
First Applicant for Voluntary
Induction in Army Is Tacoman

County Draft board Ne. ct
the Tacoma Hrnorv took the first
applicant for voluntary induction
Wednesday. probably fret IN the
state
William Arthur Davies. 77.yeAr-
old former stadium high school
student. nov living at Route !.
BOX Ss7. Tacoma. walked into
the draft hoard office aaa asked
Chairman Murray W. Mccarty to
sign him for immediate duty.
II the youth passes the physical
examination. Aecsrty said. he
win be taken into the army for
his years training with the first
group 81 draftees. That induction
probably viii not come until after
serial numbers are posted and the
draft order drawn in Washington.
however.
Volunteer Davies had a COM
blnation Of reasons. Unemployed
for some time and married. he
decided TO take The years train
ing. he said. partly A. job. Mrs.
Davies appeared before the board
with him TO give her consent.
Davies viii make an allotment Of
his pay to her during hls training
period.
Since his chances were fair Of
being called anyway later. Nc
Carly said. Davies In taking sd-
vantage OF early training and the
resultant chance to move up
ranidlY IN the army.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24
Smiley Thrusis
Al Guy Mellon
Former Mayor i
Speaker OF Roy

TIE sceassiiea thst ccanty
Commissioned Guy Melton ~
employed e. lesss thr.s eat=ef.
state newcomers a. - f~sa ffs~ >
sAns ftsres eaunts taxpayers
Wsre walking The streets -
hufled ~ former rseoms maxaf
cscrEe A smltisy. Rsruhliesn
ssadiasts feF secona district caras
whatsoever. - = meeting 81 ths
Reg schcsihsuss
I sent q assure yoa people of
enc thiaT. sald smllies II ~
s,ect me- ceuntv eommisslossf /
sin never pat ees person = ~efk
IN cav ceunts BE whe = act =
eitlasa e shs state n washlnaten
sna : resident - tAls county
1 81 - ieyal Il lcesi oillsens
and taxpayers thar Il more than
car - sad 1t nv orrcnsnt he
present commissioner ~ the So
end distftei
During his first few menths IN
office he Pot IL work % kls fcaa
crews II least three men Who
came here from ether states after
his slsetien.
They flst happened 10 - rsla
lives ard friends q one II his
political pals, They came here
from Kansas and enc e. tao
ether states % take iees whleh
rsghtfuily belonged % oar oen
eitinsns
At lssst tao Of them ssFe
single men Ard at that very
time hundreds ~ good sitlsens
Who had lived hsfs and pad taxss
here Tor years were walking oat
streets begging tof iohs IN of,isr 10
feed their families
4 have always considered that
campaign pledges 10 employ local
labor vsrs made 10 eei vote. and
thai such promises we're unnscss
ssfy bat ln hghl of my opponents
conduct ! Fus-s I vas wtnnE SO
I ssy again I wili - loyal 10
local citizens and that there wont
~ any newcomers getting county
Jobs you people are entitled to
have while ! am county commits
sooner"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24

NnAam :. t4Chanslls. - raj
way car Inspector To- ia Nertasrn
Pacific railfusd faf % years died
"Wednesday IN taeal hospital Ne
lived n ne Nsilsf rad district.
t.sChapslIs. = resident n rseo-
me ard vicinity The last 40 years.
sss q nssmesr - Railway Car
msns union - Amesisa sat ths
~ A n
DE issyss hls size carris
ssspdsushtsr. Me- Hsfry T. lana.
son ~ Tacoma tsu hrughsrs.
Arthur ~ callfeFnls saa Wnred
II raeems. sna i~a SISTERS. Ms
flsFsnss Hsadsrsoa sf raeama and
nrs Nlvss nsAsF ~ peft Tawa-
Sad
t.yaa wiil sansunss ths fuasfsL
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24
Brings Damage Suit
Over Auto Accident

Personal injury sttlon based on
collision Aug At the intefsee.
ton Of SO. bdth and Pine st. was
flied In superior court Wednesday
by MI and Mrs. n + Morrison
against Mr. and Mrs NoyaIl Jan
ney.
Morrison asked si.0is for In
Jurfes to his wife and tiTb for csr
damage. claiming Jsnney rsspon.
sibls for the wreck by reason Of
negligence In entering the inter.
section without the right ~ gay
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24
Bluejackets Take
Over Bremerion
Five Bottleships
Now CT P. 5. Yard

BREMERTo N-A mirhty
threnR e L. = aaxy blue Jackets
''tcek uret- downtown Rremerton
lzxt night - enc e the largest
liberty parties ~ kistory
STRAINED cut q Puget Sound nsxy
Yards gates from ships nov II
Tire yard
F1ve hettleshlpz. ths PennSsi-
vania. Idaho, Mississippi. SeS
Mexico and Arizona. are berfhed
At the YARD. Each carries = com
plement a. some t.7ee men and
officers An slrplane Garner. the
Lexington. which II home 10 ap-
pnoximataiy so men. - at the
yard. in addition e TIE cruiser
Charleston. and the mlnezweeperx
Teal and Ofioie.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24
People in
The News

Engll<h Prime Minister Winston
Churchill. accompanied BY Mrs.
Churchill. made = surprise visit TO
East Scotland coastal defenses to-
day. He made a considerable tour
afoot. BY automobile and special
train. and said he wss satisfied
with defense preparations -.
Normal Thomas. Socialist can
didste for president. told welles-
ley College girls that President
Roosevelt has created a defense
panic" he said the President had
declared the L. s. could not even
defend Omaha. Neb. He accused
both Roosevelt and Wendell l.
Willlie Of being unable to discuss
the real issues OF the campaign"
American Ambassador Joseph r.
Kennedy, leaving Great Britain by
flying boat for Lisbon and the
u. S. said TO newspaper men al
London: II wish you in Britain
good luck. and peace and auietude
as soon - possible. ] hope 10 be
back again some day 10 see you
all" He is expected 70 resign while
in the u. 3.
Democratic Town Ie@der WILL
lam johnson, Of somers. n. Y. said
that nobody. including the Republic
cans. vas excited over the fact
that 2,470 persons were registered
voters there. whereas the 1910 GEN.
sus showed only z.<oi inhabitants,
including children and aliens. He
said Somers probably has $500 in
habitants, many Of whom own
homes there and rent apartments
in New York City. The census
takers came around in April when
weather was bad and they were
living in the city -.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24
CHARLES +. DAVIES

Charles Frederick Davies. s.
died Tuesday at his home. All So.
NJ st. He was a retired employe
Of the Chicago, Milwaukee. st. Paul
and Pacific railroad. Davies, a
native Of Trenton. N. J., had lived
in Tacoma since 1918. He was a
member Of Tacoma lodge No. %,
y. a A. NJ. Surviving are his wife,
Lucy Adeline; two sons. Earl OF
Tacoma and Milton y. OF Chicago;
q niece. Mrs. Julia Steele. and a
nephew. Lenwood K. Davies. both
Of Tacoma. Buckley-King viii an
nounce the funeral.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24
Marriaae
licenses

Marriage license applications
have eeen filed wlth fhe F1erce
county auditor ~ JACK Warren
Williams -. 1fss Faxceft and
Esther Nae crittenden. Is. Toi9
So. Warner. Dennis 3. Jones. "a
Mineral. and Dorotha P. Wilson
81. Route !. Box 81. Taooma: Hoye
5 Rayburn. 81. 80 18th s +
Puysllup. and Isabel Catherine
Egzn. -. s<le -. Taooma ave !.
Marion Dennis Pullisn. =. L. 5. :.
Arizona. and Billie Burlens LAln-
DIN. y. Milton.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24

A superior court information
charging Edward l. Gajsski. 20
year-old Fort Lewis soldier. with
taking indecent liberties with a
five-year-old girl. v~s filed By
Prosecutor Thor C. Tolisfson Wed
nssday. The soldier. arrested oct
IL by military police and held for
county authorities. faces a 7o-yssr
prison sentence.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24
BUILDING PERMITS

Building permits we're issued
Wednesday as follows: Hardness
Rug Co, 5000 store building.
1912 South Tacoma way; J. 3.
johnson. $500 residence at 2p0s
So. 6sth st: Maxwell Petroleum
Corp, $1,000. temporary partition
in freight shed AT 80 Puyallup
ave, Fred Draws Engineering Co.
81, 500 frame factory building. l107
Dock st. L. Walton. t1.40o. con-
vert residence to duplex, ss12 No.
Mason at.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24
AT Crossroad.
Says McNary
Charges Tommony
Methods On Form

BLOOMINGTON. IL - Sen
Charles L McNzry. charging the
Roosevelt administration has
stabilized poverty in eitv and
country alike" "Wednesday ae-
eused the new deal Of using Tan
many machine methods- to voc
fhe farm vote.
The Republican vice-preziden-
ual nominee. speaking here In cen
trsl Illinois on the LAST isr Of =
fhree-week nnid-western camnairn
tour. said a third term for Presi-
dent Roosevelt may sween us
into the totalltRrian current
In my opinion McNarv said
we stand 81 a crossroads OF free
government The injection Of
Tsmmsny machine methods into
our rural life Is symptomstic Of
the whole ruthless effort to fasten
personal rule on one Of the last
remaining strongholds Of demoe-
rsey.
The things 70 hand IN
hand: The desire to perpeta-
ate personal leadership. In de-
nance Of sound and hallowed
tradition. brings also an en-
tension Of the streng-arm
METHODS Of the ward boss
throughout the country. Make
no mistake; this Is a grim
contest"
McNsry said ''the presi-
dents insisteHce on altering
the spirit and form Of Ameri-
can life calls undemceratic and
un-Americsn forces into play"
II the new deal relying on the
party rigidity OF the solid south,
were able 10 ealole the farmer,
labor and all recipients Of relief
into its camps. we should have an
end OF free political chaice." he
added. We would have the
American equivalent Of q foreign
dictator election"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24

storm warnings on the Wash
inEton coast, flying since Tuesday
morning are 10 be taken aosn A.
q p N. IN. y = Weather bureau
said Wednesday. North Head had
q so-mils wind during N. night
and most NJ ths north coast wss
rain swept
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24

City and state officers arrested
four men Wednesday on charges
of possessing liquor with intent TO
sell.
Arrested were Mathew ]. KEEL
ley, 1882 Broadway; Eddie Rossi,
Fl, 1919 Broadway; Stanley Paw
Itch, 70, 1920 Broadway, and An
thony F. Spadafore, rs. 1892
Broadway. They were released on
pail of $500 each.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24
WILL Buy MACHINE

The city controllers office will
be equipped with a new book
keeping and budget control ma
chine to cost not to exceed $4,000,
according 10 an ordinance given
first reading "Wednesday. Part Of
the expense il 20 come out Of the
1910 budget and part out Of the
le4i funds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
Community Chest
STARTS on rAaH oSR|

corporations division. 81 ~ Albert
Nsath. showed substantial Helns
~ Hsiasszikf hfinEinH lis total -
ktss7t VITA TIE eanIinusa 81
operation hsIessn Hsmbsfs q ne
HislsEaH. ~ qHeia aheald ~
ftashsd without tfuahls IN thls
hsad
re hasIasss dislsiea. Assasd ~
~ = finthrs fsrafts,l e. 80 10
- stiesszisF nran. "a naafs ksz
sl.a rissa considerably asss ne
firss - ~ sssk.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24
Customs Court Will
Be Held Saturday

A u. S. customs court will be
held Saturday on the fourth floor
of the federal building. with Judge
Walter II. Evans OF New York and
Portland, presiding
The court viii last one day only.
There are 81 cases set for hearing.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24
TAoomANs moNoRsD

Two Tscoma students At Wash.
ington state college were recently
honorsd Margaret Allison. Ss70
No Adams. was elected "a the
executive council Of The senior
class and crsnyllls Porter, ssss
No. X st. was elected yell king
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24
FUNERAL SERVICES

Edwin Augustus RamsdelI---
Thursday, p. m, from Piper's
chapel, Rev. Charles Snowden off,
cisting; burial Tacoma cemetery.
Sister VI. Demetria Thursday,
. a. m, from the St 5oseph's hos
pital chapel; burial Calvary Gene
terry. under direction Of Gaffney.
Andrew Glen Saunders The
body was shipped Wednesday by
Cassidy a. Allen 10 Oakviile,
Wash. for funeral services and
burial.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24

When you need few extra dol
lars. look around the basement or
attic for discarded articles. This
will bring you cash from some
one n you advertise them with
an inexpensive Times Want Ad.
Phone Main 31s1.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24
SEE ALL THESE
AMAZING FEATURES OF
AmMca4
View M.d
o. @M

TTs HERE. You can sss ii--you
Il can drive it-ssd prices begin
in the Lsasssf,prfes hsld
The new kind Of car that took
Nash years 20 build, millions Of
dollars 20 develop so different,
ifs literally an Auto show all 10
itself
To-day. for the fret time, Yos'h
see bsg car powered 10 deliver Is
80 80 miles . gallon with good
driving. favorable conditions.
The hrst big car that can do over
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24
Obituary N Offices


Charles c. snure. 70. Of Edge
wood. died Tuesday IN local hos
pitAL he vas = retired railroad
man, Surviving are Ms wife
Edith of the home; one daughter.
Mrs James l.. Bowman q Edge
wood: two sons. Norman {. OF
Tacoma and Clark ". q Edge
wood: one sister. Mrs. Mabel orr
OF Sacramento. Calf: one brother.
william Of San jose. Calf, and
two grandchildren. Mellinger VIII
announce the funeral.
MRS. FLORENCE >. McDoLE
Mrs Florence ]. AeDole, rs. died
Wednesday at the home of her
son. J. ". heDole. SIS Park ave.
Bremerton. with whom she lived.
She was q former resident Of Fife.
moving TO Bremerton two years
ago. She was a native Of Missouri.
Other than her son. Mrs. hcDole,
the widow Of Oliver w. leaves
three sons. A. s. AcDole Of Grand
Coulee, Lee McDole Of Aberdeen
and J. W. hcDole OF Rnenerton.
three daughters, Mrs. Bert Smith
of Aberdeen. Mrs. A. T. Berg OF
Seattle and Mrs. Abe NUNS Of
Touchet. Wash: one brother, N. s.
Harrison Of LAGRANGE. Mo; nine
grandchildren and two great
grandchildren. Piper will announce
the funeral
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24

TIFII#FTflI vas
aN ftti - $50
a ere lose HfIa 80
ifft fHa kasas
HH $50 HHsf 80
aps A. Masa fklss
49, aEFs fFa4s stsads
Hfa 81 Hal aHf fsfs
sa 80 v safhsa lie.
f0aafh snasd feFaasA
Z aasafilsfs Isaa Sc iaI
Faisf y hits sials " 81
Toes afs eptisaai. ~
siiahf ssffs sest.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24
] stsil, n sfaurIul xoolls

Th~ ~aah Ambassador ''es4f seyis
iaasf Nsnifeis Sealed tasias. las
iafhss sssr ali ga Hsssslt.
The Asfeprwersd Nash AnasM<@.Aas
sla-t0f hP a.ffiiadss T~ia fsai
toe Nsiss.is sifsaa fssias - sodsia
The Asfepa~srsd NASH Amhss4.Aof
Fight ZIP sgFiiadef sin lfal
toa Valve ia Head fasias. fiss saodsis
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24
vAcATE STREET

An ordinance vacsting So. 65th
st, from South Tacoma way to the
n. p. right of way was passed by
the council Wednesday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24
To Finish Numbering
Cards by Saturday

Cards OF all Tacoma and Pierce
county draft registrants are eS.
pected 70 have their numbers by
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24

500 miles oa . ,saklul 81 gas (ssy.
iag $3.50 90 $500 each tsnkfsl)
To-day, yoa'ii kao~ ths thrill Of
Flying Scot performances ns~
engine with moving parts pre-. bal.
aocsd By radio. The smoofhsst.
iiysiisss sir" you've ever drissn'
For the ARR time --T~o-vsg Ball
bearing Steering. that makes this
biE car easier 80 handle thsn .
small one.
For the fret fims-sf ifs price
osa sgslsTs on all four wheels
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24

Tor the hra time under II 600
car sifh frame ard bod Welded
info oas unit safer, r0omiff. a
front seat nearly sss feet widsi
Bat the bissssi shoek ~ III are
the pfies-tsasi ksgh prices sgs
go % ffse iogsr. ineladlna fhs istI
Ambassador &c and ts
Ia fset. this fa4l Nah IL so
utterly ns~ diaefeof that yoa
must see u. drive if, eomp4fs a. be-
fore you boy any less modern sgio-
mobile. On display nov 40 afeastf
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24

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