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moguls got wind of Stimson's plan they let out loud squawk, rushed to the War Department to urge him to desist. The ensuing conference was hot and vehement.
 OPM officials demanded tn t Stimson hold up the British orders until August, on the ground that if placed immediately their impact on U. s. industry would upset the machine tool program. The British had been dickering with plants not engaged in defense work, which would require considerable re-tool- ing to handle the proposed orders.
 Stimson replied that he knew all this, but the risk of a temporary hitch in the machine tool set-up would have to be taken because it was vital to get production under way for Britain and her allies at once. Ordinarily quiet spoken, Stim- son declared with forceful emphasis that he intended to go ahead with his plans to send out the letters of intent"
 OPM officials hotly retorted that they would take up the matter with the President as soon as he returned from his fishing cruise. With a grim smile, Stimson cordially invited them to do that.
 What he didn't tell them, secret between him and Roosevelt, was that he was acting with the Presidents full approval.
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ambitions around the Mediterran- can. For some weeks now, Nazis have been busy dismantling the airplanes of General Weygand in North Africa. Every morning the French wake up to find magneto missing from one machine, carburetor for another. Gradually, the essential parts of this air fleet have evaporated.
 Hitler is taking no chances on let ting what remains of the French air force get into British hands. There now seems to be little ques- tion that Hitler plans to take over French possessions in North Africa, together with French naval bases, as soon as the time is ripe.
 NOTE: U. S. military observers believe the Mediterranean will be ripe first, next Russia. That is the way the Hitler time table looks to- day.
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MERRY-GO-ROUND

Braintruster Tom Corcoran, in private law practice since last Mo- vember, will return to government office early next month-but not as braintruster. He will be entrusted with key administrative job as As- sistant Secretary of the Navy for Air. Socialite Jimmy Cromwell, former U. s. Minister to Canada and defeated Democratic candidate for the Senate in New Jersey, is quietly plugging himself as successor to Philippine High Commissioner Fran cis Sayre, if and when the latter steps out National leaders in many fields will join in an unusual tribute May l5-17 to Bishop Bernard Shell, of Chicago, assistant to the late Cardinal Mundelein and found- CT of the Catholic Youth Organiza- tion. President Roosevelt will send a personal message to the testimon- ial celebration.
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went home after the lend-lease bill to address a joint session of the Oklahoma Legislature in defense of the measure.
 Orator Lee carried the legislators with him. When he had finished, the entire group rose to its feet in thunderous applause. But back in Washington a friend asked Lee how he liked his trip home, and got this answer:
 T liked it fine" he said. You know, my boy Bob got all scrubbed up clean in my honor!"
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LOOK and LEARN s&y C GORDON

controls the balance body? s baseball Hall How long does it take impulse reach the fought in New York State in October TIT? What prototype?
 ANSWERS:
 l. The inner labyrinth Cooperstown New York . In human beings about one-thousandl,s of second. Battle of g. A model after which anything copied.
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Daily Lessons in English v. v L. GORDON

WORDS OFTEN MSUSED Do not the FAISENESS of the report FALSITY "the FALSITY of the report" thng), person)
 OFTEN MISPRONOUNCED Odeum. Pronounce ode-um, in NO, as in syllable, the first.
 MISSPELLED: Keenness; observe the two Ms
 SYNONYMS Clear, distinct evident, lucid. {
 Use three it is yours" vocabulary growing passed coalition of the pares.'
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MODERN ETIQUETTE 0y poRrprA 1Er

bridegroom bride wedding day, before the ceremony?
 nothing about This merely stition that it bad luck
 O. Who receives the guests at dance?
 A. The hostess alone with other members family with the with usually the received by the hostess
 show correspondence paper? A.
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COMES OUT EVEN

Enc Slaughter, in his three years in the National League. has come out even in the matter of strikeouts and bases on balls. The St. Louis Card had 126 of each up to this season.
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HELP AN ALASKAN Telephone 713 or write
 The Alaska Territorial
 Employment Service for this qualified worker.

S T ENOGR GRAPHER SALES CLERK-Woman, married, age 24, high school and two years of col lege. Experienced as stenographer, bookkeeper, general office work and sales clerk. Call for ES 289.
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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR GENERAL LAND OFFICE
 District Land Office
Anchorage, Alaska February 25. 1941


 Anchorage, Alaska
 February 25, 1941 Notice is hereby given that Will liam Mckenzie has made ap- plication for homesite under the act of May 26, 1884 (48 Stat. 809) Anchorage Serial No. 09931, for tract of land described as Lot c of Tract A of the Tee Harbor Group of Homesites situated near Juneau, AL aska, Plat of U. S. Survey No. 2388, containing 4.74 acres, and it is now in the files of the U. s. Land Office, Anchorage, Alaska. Any and all persons claiming ad- versely any of the above mentioned land should file their adverse claim in the district land office within the period of publication or thirty days thereafter, or they will be barred by the provisions of the statutes.
 GEORGE A. LINGO,
 . Register. First publication. March 19 l941. Last publication, May IA, 1941.
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truck drive had been strahgled in a strange accident.
 Berglund, backing from the plant, apparently had put his head out the truck. window. A gate swung shut and pinned his head.
 The widow and two children sur vive.
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Driver 5frangled
 By Closing Cafe

WILLOWS, Cal, April 16. -, Friends drove by for more than an hour and waved greetings to Ernie Berglund, 21, unaware that the oil
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Senator Wheeler says he dslikes the Nazs a. much as anyone. Perhaps his idea is to give then false encouragement.
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We expect any moment to hear from Col Lind bergh that it is also possible to get along with or ganized labor
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Warrington Merry
 Go-Round

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Try a classified ad ia The Empire.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-27
Reserve Officers
See Mule Artillery

Approximately 100 reserve army
officers from Tacoma and Seattle
witnessed a demonstration by the
ssth Field Artillery (mule pack
Sunday at Fort Lewis. Directed by
1t Col. David L. Ruffner, COM
mander Of the esth. soldiers dis
played how mules are used to pack
artillery, how quickly guns may
be unpacked from the mules backs
and set up for firing action.
Arrangements for the demon
stration were made by Col. J. ].
Palmer. commander Of Fort Lewis
in the absence Of Maj. Gen. Ken
yon A. Joyce. Leading the group
Of visitors was Ii. Col. Karl z.
Henion. Seattle, who is executive
officer in charge OF training re-
serve officers of Washington and
Alaska.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-27
Indian Youths Land
In Jail After Party

A case OF beer in car full
Of Indian youths turned out TO
be Just a ticket to Jail Saturday
night and four out of five OF the
group still sat in the county Jail
Monday.
Glen Black, 20. of Taholah, was
labeled driver of the car by State
Patrolman W. E. Campbell. Black
was in Jail to serve out a 500
fine by Justice Blanche Funk Mil
Ter Monday. He also was given a
e0-day jail sentence and had his
drivers license revoked for a year.
-Four others in the car all were
charged with being drunk in an
automobile. One. James Strom,
az, Of Taholah. bailed out with SIS.
Equivalent fines were assessed to
Mike Finley. 1e, of Charlow. Mont;
Clifford McMeel. II. of st. Paul's
Mission, Mont. and Henry Cross.
II, Of Route /. Box EOS. Puyallup.
Two men picked up on the
Mountain highway by State Patrol
ran Paul Pattison both bsiled out
Of the county Jail. Victor Cast.
SIS. Of Auburn. charged with al
lowing a minor 10 drive his car,
paid IS; Stanley Freeth. Is. of
Yakima, paid SIS for speeding.
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X-Ray Specialist
Passes al Fort

1t. Col. Charles A. SLAMMED, SIS,
second in command of the Fort
Lewis hospital and regarded as
one of the army medical corps
outstanding X-ray specialist, died
Sunday at his Lakewood home.
He came to Fort Lewis from Fort
Benning, Ga, Dec. 10, 1910.
Col. SLAMMED was completing his
Path year of service in the army.
He was commissioned a second
lieutenant in the Ohio National
Guard in 1917, transferring the
same year to the medical section
of the organized reserve.
He was promoted to captain in
1920, to major m 1929, and to
lieutenant colonel in 1887. He re-
ceived his degree in medicine from
the University of Cincinnati in
1910.
Col. SLAMMED was a graduate of
numerous special army schools,
including the medical school. ad-
vanced medical school and med
ical field service.
He leaves his widow at the
home.
Burial will be in Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery at Arlington. Va.
Preliminary arrangements are be-
ing made by Mellinger.
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To start the weeks shipping
slowly, only three familiar coast
ing vessels were on berth at local
terminals Monday.
A full cargo of lumber, requir-
ing several days stowage, was
occupying the steam schooner
West Coast, which went on berth
Monday morning for regular Cali
fornia ports of call.
The Canadian coaster Southholm
and the coasting tanker ]. J.
Coney were both here for dis
charge of routine freight loadings.
Departures over the weekend
included the cossting tanker Ed
win B. De Cola, and the HE Maru
and the American Mail Line
steamer Coldbrook for various
ports in the Orient with capacity
bookings.
Due for berthings here Tuesday
are three intercoastal carriers.
Both units of the American
Hawaiian line, the Arkansan and
the Alaskan. are expected at that
time on their regular itinerary;
cargoes of miscellaneous freights
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-27
Winners Of Al
Club Announced

Winners Of the Pierce County
an club contest Saturday n
which nearly 100 boys and girls
competed. were announced Mon
day b. County Agricultural Agent
A. n. Richardson.
First place winners. who vii
represent the county Al fairs In
the fall. were: In Junior Clothing
competition the Alderton Pins &
Needles club. Doreen Davis and
Elaine Carson: Junior Foods
South Summit Junior Foods club.
Bonnie Hill and Barbara Bihby:
Senior Home River
side Home Economics club. Ger
aldine LANG and Margaret Brown:
Junior acknowledgement. Jim
Hansen. Loren Edwards and Larry
Holmeuist; Senior Gardens Mid
land, Myron Taylor. Roy Nichols
and George Rainey.
In the demonstration division
winners were: Junior Home Eco
nomics-Riverside, Leona Stemp
and Marie Whitemarsh: Senior
Home Riverside and
Gertrude Richen: Junior Agricul-
ture-Silver Lake Calf club. John
kropf and Eddie Bittner; Senior
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and Ber-
nard Rose.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-27

Washington's first school dis
trict consolidation election under
the new law will be held Friday.
June 6. County Supt. Percy J. Cox
announced Monday.
Notices were being posted in the
five county school districts which
now make up the Clover Park
junior-senior high school district.
Voting will be from l until p.
m. in all five grade schools-at
Lakeview. Custer. Park Lodge,
American Lake South and Lake
City.
Pierce county was the first TO
have a county reorganization COM
mittee organized and will be the
first to take definite action. The
committee will not meet again
until after the Clover Park con-
solidation vote. II meets every
other Thursday. next time June
IL in Cox's office on the fifth floor
of the courthouse.
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New Sewer District
Ordered for East Side

L. !. D. 1858 was created by
ordinance passed by the council
Monday to provide sewers in q
district including the alley between
Ea. B and Ea. C SITS, from Ea.
4sth TO 46th SITS; Ea- 46th from
Ea. B to a point 152 feet east of
Ea. c st. thence north from Ea.
18th ct. a distance of $50 feet
and thence east to connect with
the Tacoma Eastern gulch trunk
sewer.
The estimated cost is s4.73465
and bids were called Monday.
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Rain for Tocomo and
Dust Storms in East

While Tacomans had rain show
ers following a warm weekend.
other parts Of the country had
dust and windstorms. with Yuma,
Ariz-, having the highest tempera-
ture of 1os and Blythe, Cal. next
with 10f. More showers were fore
cast here for Monday.
Dust storms were prevalent in
parts OF South Dakota, Colorado
and New Mexico. Leadville. Colo.
with IS degrees had near freezing
temperatures Barrow, Alaska.
had a low Of Is. with seven inches
snow on the ground.
Ellensburg. Wash. had a stiff
northwest wind OF 1e to "a miles
per hour.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-27
Marriage
licenses

Marriage license applications
have been filed with the Pierce
county auditor by James E. Long,
Fl, and Ruth Eileen Lundholm, 1e,
both of Auburn; Winferd V. Jack
son, 2S. Pendleton, Ore, and Bessie
Z. f. Malott, 26. Dieringer; War
rem Marvin Faunt, %, and Frances
Lucille Wing, 19, both of 131 Ea.
64th; Rodney Johnson, %, 1712 No.
Cakes, and Airline Alma Nelson,
n, 917 So. Cushman; Samuel Will
son, jr., %, 2124 No. Steele. and
Florence Ittner, %, $50 So. Steele:
Romeo D. Barra. 26, and Pauline
Martin, 81, both Of Buena, Wash;
Frank Vincent Salfano. rs, 1912
So. State, and Ruthye Vaunna Hal
version. 20, 3419 No. Cheyenne:
William Monroe Felts, 80, 712
Market. and Lea organs Waller.
70. 43s Fawcett; Gordon Bishop
Chase, IS. 1920 No. Huson. and
Minnie Helen wingfield, "a, ss42
Spokane ave.
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Mother Who Stole
Boy Still Gone

Sheriff John C. Bjorklund stiI
had an unused warrant for arrest
of Mrs. Muriel Babcock Monday.
four days after it was issued.
charging her with kidnapping her
small son, but the missing wo
mans attorney had promised the
boy would be delivered to his
father some time before the end
of the day.
Mrs. Babcock ran away with the
four and a half year old boy,
Lloyd Kirk Ferguson, last Thurs
day evening after Judge Ernest NJ.
Card awarded him to his father,
Clarence Ferguson of Juneau,
Alaska.
Vernon Babcock, Falkland saw
filler. new husband of the sought
woman, was arrested Friday night
on a similar second degree kidnap-
ing warrant, charging unlawful
concealing of a child, but con-
WINGED Prosecutor Thor c. Toilet
son he had no part in the escape.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-27
GRANT TINE EXTENSION

The council Monday granted a
30-day extension Of time 10 Bar
row. Wade. Guthrie q Co. &C
countants. to complete an audit
OF the accounts and inventory of
properties of the city utilities de-
pzrtment. The audit which cost
$4,000 was TO have been CON-
pleted June !. II vas asked by
Utilities Commissioner o'Neil as q
private check TO show the condi-
ton Of the department at the time
he took II over, in June. 1910.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-27

Reno Odlin. locoI bonker
wos noned stote choirmon for
the United Service Oroonizo.
lions. according to on on
nouncement Mondoy.
Appointment of Reno odlin
president OF the Puget Sound Ma.
tional Bank Of Tacoma. as state
chairman for the United Service
Organizations. was announced
Monday. Governor Arthur b
Langlie has accepted appointment
as honorary chairman.
U. s. General Chairman Thomas
4. Dewey. speaking from Los
Angeles. stressed the need for the
services OF the United Service
Organizations for National De-
fence. Inc. as being related to
the leave areas" adjoining estab-
lished army-navy and defense can
comments. Said he: The govern
ment will build the centers /.
II Is up to MS to follow our boys
with our dollars-and supply the
recreational. religious and social
programs so desirable when the
boys leave camp" The u. s. o.
proposes to raise s10,765. 900 be-
tween June 3 and July S to do this
job.
The advisory committee, con-
sisting of area representatives
from the six great national re-
iigious welfare organizations, in
cludes: Y. w. C. A. Mrs. Marcus
Rohlps: Y. NJ. c. A, Frank s.
Bayley; Catholic Service. Charles
N. Smith; Salvation Army, Colo
mel Clarke: Jewish Welfare. r. E.
Lang: Travellers Aid, Miss Elsa
J. Schubert.
State offices are established at
$40 Provident building, with
George s. Chessum as field rep
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Price of Butter
Decreased Here

Butter vas decreased one-half
cent and butterfst two cents over
the weekend. local wholesalers
reported Monday.
Top score butter now IL whole
sailing at 20 cents per ID, with
prices ranging downward TO s7ls
cents per II. Butterfat il - cents
per 10.
Other MARKETS were unchanged.
Local strawberry growers are
sole contributors to produce
wholesalers, who were releasing
the berries At 81 and t225 per
crate. Carrots were selling At
1918 per crate and celery at
s3.25 per crate.
Quotations are wholesale.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-27

Mondays new building permits
were topped by one to the National
Bank Of Washington. as trustee Of
the K. p. Leonard estate. for con-
struetion of a S12. 900 store build
ing at 1924 South Tacoma way.
The building viii be so by no
feet in dimensions, one story high.
Other permits were granted r.
E. Lewis for a $4,000 residence at
22z6 Ea. s2d St. and o. c. Stenbak
for $4,000 residence at 1881 So.
Cakes 1T.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-27
ASK MORE MONEY

The employees retirement fund
board asked the city council Mon
day for an additional 1000 for
capital outlay. The new board
moved into newly furnished Off
ces in the ground floor Of the city
hall and ran short Of money out
OF the original appropriation for
office equipment. The ordinance
sppropristing the additional fund
vas given first reading.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-27
Tacoma Pastor Is
Reassigned Here

The Rev. John H. Soltman.
pastor of Tacoma Evangelical
church. was assigned the PASTOR
ale Of the local church for the next
Is months during the recent Ore
gon-Washington conference in
Salem. Oregon.
Assigned to the quarterly con-
ference. local organization, were
E. d. Hornschuch. John c. Solt-
man and J. Stocker.
Philip w. Thomas was assigned
to an Evangelical church in Port
land. Mr.. Thomas formerly was
pastor Of the local church.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-27
Trusts
County School Head
To Deliver Address

County School Supt. Percy J.
Cox was polishing up his style on
graduation talks Monday as he
prepared for 4 series Of them this
week and next.
He will speak Tuesday night at
Estonville, Wednesday at wilke-
son. Thursday at Vaughn and
june 9 at Longhranch.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-27
FILE IN RANKRuPrCY

Bankruptcy petitions filed Mon
day in federal court here included:
Russell !. Lewis, 3T46 No. 2sth
St. listing debts totsling S4.s7s.9o
and assets amounting TO $500.
Otto +. Headland. Hoquiam. list
ing debts totaling s604.4s and no
assets.
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kIlal1EM&a#58IzI

will be lifted by both. The Tex
mar is slated for arrival mean
while TO lift Tacoma lumber for
eastern seaboard delivery.
Vessels In port: J. J. Coney,
Maxwell Petro.; West Coast, Har.
Dor mill; Southholm, Penn. Salt
Vessels due: Texmar, St Paul
mill; Arkansan, Baker; Alaskan
Sperry.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-27
FILES sS5a CLAIM

Halle d. Washburn, 401 Broad
way. filed with the city council
Monday a claim for S35s-50 for
personal injuries received March
3 when she fell on a defective
Sidewalk at 4th and Broadway.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-27
RESERVES MEET TUESDAY

Tactical Use Of Motorized
Detachment" will be the subject
studied by reserve army officers
Of Tacoma Tuesday night at $50
Federal building. beginning at
7:3o O'Clock, according TO Capt.
Hermann Scherner.
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An ordinance given first read
ing BY the council Monday pro-
vides for leasing q part Of the
municipal dock to Clifford c.
Clarke. Bremerton freight opera
tor. at $50 = month until Oct. 81,
1914.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-27

Your Postmaster can tell YOU
Row To invest in U. s. Defense
Bonds.
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Quotations courtesy Dean wift<r =
Co. Washington HldF members
New york Stock ExchaneeD
fIfxh Low Gloss
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Warrington Forecast: Partly
cloudy tonight and Tuesday. with
scattered light showers near the
mountains today. Little change In
temperature. moderate 10 fresh
northwest wind of the coast and
moderate variable winds over IN
land waters.
Rainfall - hours ending 9 a. m.
Monday. %. Rain since May l,
z-1s inches. an excess Of IS;
since Jan. /. 11.57 inches. . short
age Of 7.S7 inches.
Wind at 8 a. m. south 0 m.p.h
Barometer zp-s2. steadily rising
90.
Sun rises Tuesday at 4:2l =. m.
and sets II 7:5z p. m.
Weather May q, lszo-Partly
cloudy. no rain. Maximum tenn
persture was IS degrees and MINI
mum -. Highest wind velocity
wss - m-p-h- from the north.
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II APPY-
&;rfhkay
MONDAY. MAY 2s

"V-NUhH' MINI 20
Elain Sparhawk. Auburn.
Mrs. T. A. Pittman, 4e4 So.
S5th 81.
Anne Demers. 22l so. s6th Vt.
James Rogers. $500 East r II.
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MONDAY
steeks-Eazy in quiet trading.
Boaas
Curh sfecks-Irregulariy lower.
Whest-off y TO = cent o
bushel.
Cers-N 20 = higher.
Cctton-steady.
Enthusiastically 70 fractions
lower.
silver IN =. f.-unehanged.
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N. Y. CURB STOCKS

Closing Prices Furnished by
Dean Witter 4 Company
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Funeral Directors

81 Years in Tacoma
AELLINGER FUNERAL SERVICE
5lo Tacoma Avenue Broad uay ass
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Price TO retailers In small lc
pB-pound basiSl
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PIPkR FUNERAL HOAEE
Sass So. PUGET Sound ga k4.s
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BUcKLEY-KING co.
Tacoma Ave. a. So. Ist BR asa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30
Wanted Trucks and Trailer,

ANY make or model, cash waiting. 65i5
West Warren. Tyler 5-973O.
SPOT CASH paid for trucks. any make
or model The high dollar.
A. A. MOSS. 5000 CAsS AVE
AUTHORIZED WfLLYS DEALER