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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-07
Ann Arbor Men Will
Become Flying Cadets

Ann Arbor, Mich. June -
David A. Delong. Jr., Richard NJ.
Mansfield. William A. Prentice.
Ferdinand r. Schmidt and Marvin
R. Taylor, Ann Arbor. are TO re-
port to Lou Foote Flying Service.
Stamford, Tex, Saturday to begin
so weeks of flight training as Army
flying cadets.
The first ten weeks OF training
will be spent at civilian contract
schools under Army Air Corps
supervision, the next ten at various
Army flying fields and the last ten
at Kelly Field, Texas.
On completion OF training, the
cadets will receive their wings
and commissions as lieutenants
in the Air Corps reserve.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-07

National 5roadeastlna Company
Red network. WLW 700. WWJ
$50. WTAM 100, WMAQ $40: Blue
network. WXYZ 1870, WLW zoo;
WGN 72O.
Columbia BroadeAsting Company
-WJR $50. WBBM $50. WCKY
1880, WFBM 1860. VICAR 1850,
WBNS 1860. WOOD 1910; Blue
network. WOWO 1880.
Mutual Broadeastina Company
Red network. WLW 700: Blue
network, WLW 700, CKLW 500;
WGN 720.
Tonight
WAR SCHEDULE $50 MBS
GAS NBC-Red, 1855 CHS, 81;
MBs. GAS CHS, 400 NBC-CBs
1880 MBS.
TALKS-CBS-6 Peoples Plat
form, Draft Age Change; MIC
Blue 6:45 a. w. Hawkes.. on a
Strike Moratorium CHS 9:1i
Herbert Hoover at HaverforC
commencement; NBC-Blue $3.50
Mrs. F. d. Roosevelt on World
Situation; CHS 10 Thomas E
Dewey at Young Republican
Roundtable, Albany.
NBC-Red-6-Defense for Amer
lea:
7:00-New Drama, Latitude
Zero
7:30-Truth or Consequences;
S:O0-Barn Dance;
$50 (Basic) Call to Faith Pro
gram
CBS-6:45-National Open Golf;
7:O0-Marriage Club:
7:3O-llka Chase at Duffy's Tay
ern:
S.00=Htt Parade;
S:45- Serenade, Jessica Dragon
cite.
MIC Blues Message OF Israel;
7:O0-Behind the Songs;
7:30-Bishop and Gargoyle;
S;00-U. of Kansas 18th Anniyer-
sary;
S:SO-NBC Summer symphony.
MBS-7 :00-Green Hornet;
S:30-Contact;
300 Chicagoland Concert.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-07
Normal College Calendar

SUNDAY
415 INFORMAL College Symphony Concert Mrs Emily Mue
Adams, Heinrich Husen pianist soloists
Pease Auditorium
m-Weeyan Guild fellowship and hour
D. final meeting of the year. MISS
Barbara Geddis' residence 1011 W. Cross St
Guild business social meeting Methodist
Church.
Youth Fellowship Baptist and Congregational
students Miss Marie Turner's residence O2 N Normal St
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-07
Ann Arbor NeUs

in the Reserves at the Reserve Of
icers Training Corps exercises
Friday at Palmer Field.
The American Legion Sabre,
given to the youth with the highest
grade, was awarded to Cadet Col.
James F. Kuhns, Greensburg, Pa.
Medals were also. presented TO
several others. including Cadet Ma
ior William Fischer and Walter
NJ. Strickland, Ann Arbor.
President Alexander G. Ruth
ven made the awards TO the out
standing students.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-07
LAST RITES TODAY

Ann Arbor. Mich, June Rites
were 10 be conducted this after
noon at 1880 in the Muehlig Flu
neral Chapel for Mrs. Eta Hertch'
en-. who passed away Wednesday,
Rev. Frederick Gown was TO Of
ficiate with interment in Forest
Hill Cemetery
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-07
Total of $4,007 Given
in Drive For u. S. 0.

Ann Arbor. Mich, June = A
total OF S4,O07 was received dur
ing the three day United Service
Organization drive in Ann Arbor,
Chairman John d. Finlayson re-
ports. The goal set was $4,000 and
the drive is TO be continued in an
effort TO raise the complete sum
The money is to go toward a S10,-
$4,000 fund being raised through
out the country to erect recrea-
tional facilities in Army camps and
in defense areas.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-07
FACTORY. WORKER KILLED

Detroit, Mich. June 7 Fred
Vicks, So. workman In the air
plane plant OF the Briggs Manu-
featuring Co. Conner and Warren,
was killed Friday when his head
was crushed by huge die-making
machine which fell while being
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-07
FIRE DESTROYS SCHOOL

Prescott. June Fire destroyed
the $4,000 Ogemaw County Con
solidated School here Thursday.
The building housed an auditorium
built only five years ago. 1t was
believed the flames originated in
chemistry laboratory.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-07
CARS DERAlLED

Reed City, June 7 Fourteen
cars were derailed on the Pere
Marquette Railway Friday when
an arch bar broke. The wrecked
cars were in the middle OF a fifty
car train.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-07

markedly shows the patience and
energy he has devoted to proving
his theory that the amateur must.
clan is more important to the
musical life OF America than is
the master musician.
Fossenkemper declares the en-
thusiasm found in college student
for creative art is unbounded, and
he seeks to have an organization
which is so well-trained its mem
bers can. in later years, work their
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-07
FALL PROVES FATAL

Kalamazoo, June 7 John II.
Cooper, SO, died Friday at Bron-
son Hospital from a broken hip
received Thursday in a fall at his
home.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-07
Over 100 Cadets Receive
Commissions at Exercises

Ann Arbor, Mich. June More
than 100 cadets received their
commissions as second lieutenants
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-26

Church di~gnitaries inspect the mag
niticent high altar erected in the
Minnesota State Fair Grounds, st.
Paul, Tor the National Eucharistic
Congress, attended by Catholic
leaders from all parts Of the United
States and Canada.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-17
Guardsmen,
Drafiees Will
Dodge Hatch Law
WASHINGTON The Justice de

WASHINGTON The justice de-
partment ruled Wednesday that the
Hatch act, prohibiting federal EN-
ployes from engaging IN political
activities. does not apply TO officers
of the national guard and selectees.
The opinion reversed "A ruI-
ing on June 6. 1870. that the
Hatch act applied 10 officers
Of the national guard while on
active federal duty.
Political activity Of such officers
and enlisted men. whether they he
regular army troops. national
guardsmen or selectees. is limited
however, by existing army regula-
tions. These regulations forbid
army personnel from engaging in
political management or political
campaigns. They may vote and
express political opinions privately,
however.
The ruling was made by Acting
Attorney General Matthew r. Nc
guire In response to a request
from Secretary Of War Henry L..
Stimson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-17
Barrel ooted Sub-Deb Bride
Claims Mate Kidnapped Her
Pretty Student Charges Husband
Attempted TO Force Honeymoon

WICHITA. kans-A reluctant.
sub-deb bride sat in the Wichita
police station Wednesday. pstted
her bare feet in anger and accused
her college student husband Of kid
naping her in an attempt 10 force
o honeymoon.
She was Mrs. IGNORE Long
Bales Bowman. rs. pretty
daughter of Walter J. Bales,
Jr.. polo-plasing socialite In
surance executive.
She said her husband. Lynn V.
Bowman. is. a University Of Kan
sss City pre-medicsl student. had
abducted her Tuesday from her
fathers Kansas City mansion.
borrowed" his father-in-law's sta
ton wagon. and forced her tn &c
company him here.
The couple eloped and mar
ried st Olathe. ksns.. outside
Kansas City, July | hut no
sooner had the vows been read
than Mrs. Bowman insisted on
returning home. The next day
her father instituted annul-
ment proceedings.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-17

The pining youth believed she
was being kept prisoner BY her
father in her osgn home
Tuesday he took matters in his
own hands.
He found me up in ms bedroom
and I wasn't even dressed the
bride said. he made me slip on
= housedress and wouldn't even
wait until put on my shoes
She said he held her In the
car and told her that II she
screamed or attempted 10
jump out he would wreck the
machine.
Then just = little way outside
Pleasant Grove. kans.. after I'd
been complaining that WAS hun
cry. he stopped At little grocery
and filling station and bought =
half pint Of milk" she said
Il yelled IN the operator ~
the station that was being
kidnapped and for him Ia call
police.
But Lynn just told them that
was a mental patient he WAS TAX
ing TO hospital and they be-
lieved him"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-17
War in Europe
A Year Ago
July l6, l940
By United Press

Field Marshal Hermann Goer-
ing's newspaper, the Essener Ma
tional Zeitung, warned Prime Min
lister Winston Churchill that he
must free England and the world
of his presence" if the British peo-
pie are to be spared from "a
frightful fate
George Bernard Shaw declared
that America will have to come
in with us or we will fan
The German government refused
to permit papal nuncios to remain
In The Hague and Brussels, the
Vatican revealed.
New Zealand formed a new war
cabinet.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-17

fractions 10 MORE than point IN
leading issues. In special stocks
the decline ranged 10 as much a.
J.. points in J. J. Case. Trading
was moderately active.
Experts attributed the reaction
10 technical factors.
The railroad average failed 10
penetrate its April high Tuesday.
the high for 1871. and Wednesday
II backed up after early strength.
Followers Of chart theories sold
out on the action 81 the railroad
group. Leading stcels went down
a point or So. Motors were off
slightly. Modest losses were regis
tered IN oils. airorafts. eappers and
amusementS.
southern Pacific. most active Is
sue in the rails. lost 4. point
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-17
Social Security
Cut Protested
Congressman Smith
Lombosts Proposal

WASHINGTON strengthening
- social security. e increase ne
stake q Amsrieaa people n
their democracy. 10 hast A. I'm
peFtRnt = part ~ national tvfsnzs
- guns aua tanks n ne ewes -
Congressman Martin ,. smith -
uoqulsm. Wash
Speaking II the ressas "a
tioaat Townsend clubs esa-
N~stiss in nsffsie. y \. CAV.
his fall sssppsFt - the Ps~-i-
arat. armament ard aid -
Rrttsia program hat decisr~.i
No had ne sympathy for the-.
Who sessia fsyaf huge sef~n~s
appropriation. and ent the 80
p~aditure. foe serial security.
sCC and ether -asme-tie d.
f~~sr" programs.
Ny frisads. Ne told the rown.
send club delegates. let us ron.
tinus our program ef social iustles
and economic security ard thereby
strengthen our national defense ~
increasing tho stake eur peopls
have In the preservation of oal
democracy.
Our people will then again
prove their loyalty. devotion snd
sacrifice a. they hAv. always dune
IN the past -. We srs not geins
10 repeat the mistakes aud de
featixm - France ~ are coins
10 insure sletory BY nfaeticins ths
virtues 81 true American demoe,
rscy"
Rep. smith ssid he did find
iraay is the vast sim. hesnE
spent for national defense and
add for sriisin.
4 cannot help thinking sbeui
those 81 my colleagues who foi
years have bitterly opposed IN.
Townsend plan. decent housing
slum clearance. public improve
msnts and ali soeiai.xslfars 70
forms beeans. ~ the cost In
volvsd.' he commented.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-17
Judy Would Divorce
'Cuardhouse' Husband

HOLLYWOOD - Judy CanoVa,
the slightly raucous Ozark night
ingale. denounced the caresses OF
a Hawaiian moon Wednesday and
demanded a divorce or annulment
of her marriage to army corporal
James ". Ripley
Miss Csnovs eloped with Ripley
Q month ago while on a vacation
10 Honolulu. After a two-day
honeymoon she returned 10 Holly
wood. and Ripley went 10 the
rusrdhouse at Fort Ruger because
h. had been absent without leave.
Miss Csnova did not elaborate
on her charges OF cruelty, fraud
and violation of marriage laws ex-
eept to accuse her 2s-year-old
groom of telling her he was
"resdy, willing and able" 10 live
with her and maintain a home
when actually he was not because
be was IN the guardhouse.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-17
Proposes Unified
Wafer System for
Tacoma, Lakewood

city Water supt " A kuniEk
disclosed at city council meeting
"Wednesday that n. IA wofhin.
with residents of IN. fnnt.Krowina
Lakes dlntrst .o,,th ~ tow,n ga
plan. for a new unified water ava
tenn To be tied in with TaoomA's
The enormous Lake. district
growth. attributed almost eniirsIy
10 national defense. leaves tho way
open To asking federal funds for
tho system. kunlgk believes.
Tentative plans being worked
out further Wednesday night with
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-17


WASHINGTON Preside I
Roosevelt has sent Harry l. Hop
kins. tnd-leass coordinAtor. to
London for new survey Of
British needs. II was learned We'd
nesday.
Hopkins left on his second trip
10 Britain within n year while the
administration was preparing a
request 10 congress for more lend
lease funds
The White House declined 10
discuss Hopkins departure. Presi-
Dental Secretary stephen r. Early
sad. Ship movements are conf
Dental"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-17
Changes in Setup
Urged by Jurors

YAKIMA - The Yakima county
grand jury ended its nine-day ses-
sion late Tuesday with a report 10
Superior Judge Dolph Barnett
recommending sweeping changes
in the Yakima city finance con
troll sstup and minor county
changes.
The jury recommended that In
vestments by the city be super
vlsed by a committee made up Of
the mayor. treasurer and the clerk
and more business-like procedures
ne inaugursted The jury was
called following the arrest NJ City
Finance Commissioner ard Treas
urer Forrest Herring on mslfeas-
anos charges.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-17
City Considers Construction
Of Sewers on Utility Basis

Continued From Page One)
long further study or a vote Of
the public.
Without setting M such a plan.
~ sewer construction bonds could
be retired, the city executive saw
little hope for meeting the sewage
disposal crisis in the growing COM
munity.
Would Re Wasting Time
Without matching funds. he
assured the council, I'VE would be
wasting our time talking about
the Job If we have to wait
for a vote of the people, we might
as well forget about public funds. ="
Probable needs of the city. it was
estimated by the city's engineer
ing force around the council table,
would be about 100000. 80
per cent federal grant toward the
total cost.
But all around the table con-
fessed Tacoma faces an entirely
different problem from most cities
In which sewers are charged to the
people monthly like other utilities.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-17
Two Tacoma Firms
File interpretations

Among interpretations flied with
Secretary Of state Belle Reeves
IN Olympia Wednesday were the
Western Painting Corp. Tacoma
f. T and Roberta s. Latta and
Thomas Mac Mshon capital
$40 900. and the American Mer-
curry Corp. Tacoma. Ira s Leland
Raymond p Either and James r.
O'Bnen. capital $500 600.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-17

For the first Time since
World War I. official govern.
ment censorship Of American
ship movements vas imposed
Wednesday.
Eff~rttts immediately. the nsdsf
applies only % the Northwest.
Orient service 81 the American
Mail line amoag Puget Sound .
numerous .hlroing services
According IN the Z Martins
Commission. no movements. timer
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-17
Langlis Draws
Fire Of AL


nelIlN0stAM - have n~~h. !.
isssrsssiss~l seps~>ssssssvs fev
tis~ AtI f~sssssess' sstes N u
w~~s~ss states. set1 Wednesday
s..s ms u~sss's taseee ss~sse~ss
is ws.sssns.s we've psspssea -
withdraw fvsss 49, sssse 49,
es~sssu II fsss~s ssse~s rssese-
ts.~ headquarters ssse nssss1
fr.s~ seattle " Dsywpss.
a hattie ssss isenstss ~ ~
y~ssevssiss'. stss~e 49, s~s 1t
,hs prsrrsp~i issss>u ssssss ~
sess ssssss ~e~vssss~e ~ ~
s~sssv.sl.s ksve. Ths ss~ssuss~ws
esusssssss~~ hs< ls~sss~ " pre-
pss-is n sssss fhe ssatrs 80
Ia hs~p n IN s~sssis.
ngfI.iNGseAM - Nine hunased
psfsrlrinE asissssss 10 the state
Federation ~ Laharss t0fb ann1si
convention resumed seasons Med
nssaay after the heal save fafeed
early adjournment ~ Tuesdays
nesting.
Tive pslissssi ftsus~s. ss~v.
Arthur y. f.sssise ana S~set.s
GltY Gssseiisuss have t<stse.
drew All. wsssststs' ftss.
Dave lssss. International Tssm-
stsrs ufflesf, sssussd Gov. Lanxils
II attempting 10 fsmses the right
~ trial by Jury IN sennsetion sita
workers Industrial accident claims.
Beck told . tssmss~rs banquet
thsi . central lss-sF office snoal1
gather statistical Information IN
handling ~ Industrial seeidsnt
slsims and that tns hast legal tai
ant hs made syslisnls 10 lnjur~d
Sofkmsn.
la . a~~sssiiss ANDRES
sssises. nstssst 4. Hsstts. ststs
airessss ~ slss~ $50 I1>ssss-
tss~s. a~~sssS 10 psnsaSse ~
sisssa - ssfssses ~ ~ Iss
Jnr~a ~.shssss 10 sesasw fss .
SHARE u he stslu. Ne pssrs-
is~d . MERE ''symp~fhetief' st<
tsssd~ ~ shs state is~ss@ n.
tased ssshs~es n iise fut1ss.I
Aesttiss city council dispute
reached the convention nail uhes
L~sins. president ~ the union lss~i
snd miscellaneous trades section.
eas replaced 10 thai offies ~ GIof-
don Lindsay. rbs group also
called upon Levine 70 ''sppsas
forthwith and sxpiAIs nis antxkon-
istle sttlsssss toward political can
didafss Endorsed BY organized Ia
bDf
Tbl@ referred sppsfsatiy 10 L.
yinss fisht against the siseiioa
u Paul Hsseiis. lsnor official. -
shs esty eessaeiI because ~ Rev.
sllss slsNs 90 selection ~ . police
ehssf
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-17

In the ma iority Of cities where
there now are sewer utilities.
Works Commissioner A. r Ber-
gersen commented. the charges
ere based directly on consumption
Ct water on meters
Tacoma has the unique situation
among cities of its size of having
part metered water service and
part flat rate Also there Is the
problem in that two-thirds NJ the
residents already have paid for
sewers.
Corporation Counsel Howard
Carothers said the sewer use bills
in Tacoma would have to be based
on the SIZE of premises. He doubted
that the city could make the
sewers part of the water utility
but said the two could be billed
Jointly and water service shut off
if sewer payments were not made.
There Mayor Cain tossed in a
suggestion which found little de-
sire for comment around the table.
Mr.. Kunigk.' said the mayor,
addressing the water department
superintendent. would it be heresy
to suggest. II it IL necessary 10
clear up the sewer situation. that
You Immediately meter the en-
tire city,
Couldn't Buy Meters Now
Kunigk said he doubted right
row that meters could be obtained
ct any price
City Engineer Carl D. Forsbeck
said he would get right 10 work
preparing a rate structure for the
sewer use. but would need two
more men in his department. That
work alone would take six weeks,
Forsbeck said. Cain said six
weeks might be too long If the
city is to get part Of the $780,
0OO. 900 in new federal Defense
Works funds. and that Works Com
mission Bergersen's suggestion OF
taking the decision TO the people
would mean waiting until there
probably will be no more federal
money available.
The mayor said he would try
TO get a federal works official IN
! - has he ThHHEanAV
morning 10 tell the body exactly
what it must do If it is to get
federal aid
All Phases Considered
Wednesdays meeting Of the
other city officials with the coun-
Gil was called 10 discuss all phases
Of the proposed 50 600. 600 defense
program of street. water and
sewer construction.
Fire Chief Emory n Whitaker
opinion was that new fire stations
are the citys first defense need
We can't have a city or in
dustry without fire protection he
said.
Whitaker would propose 100 per
cent federal financing Of new sta
tons in the Oakland addition
South Tacoma, at Path and X IT
18th and Milwaukee ave. and Di-
vision and Tacoma ayes.
Only $4,000 Available
On the tideflats street projects
already proposed and first on th'
list for federal funds. Bergersen
said the best sponsors eontubu-
ton be could expect 10 make for
the next two years would be about
Sl25 900 The four jobs Will cos,
around $500 900.
The councils actual business
Wednesday consisted principally ri
authorizing purchase Of ono s
phase. $500 kilowatt transformsr
for the light department ami sp-
preparation n 5000 for eonstrlc-
ton 81 a carstskers house Al th'
Green River water hssdWorks.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-17
Expelled Axis Agents
Leave u. S. for Lisbon

NEW YORk-Ths naval trans
port West Point. carrying nearly
so expelled axis consular agents
ard props gandiss. left Wednes-
dsy for Lisbon. day behind
srheduled Departure.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-17
Seattle Hospital
Superintendent Dies

sfATrIE-Dr. CaApar wistar
sharples. IS. pioneer Seattle ply
stefan and civic leader. died Tues
day night ST sesttl. General hos
pital 81 which he Vas supsnn-
tendent for the past ten years.
he entered the hospital June 20
for illness resulting from the
sftereffects Of pneumonia this
spring.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-17
.&A!l&[at]5f'
Censorship Ban on u. s. Oiishors Ships;
Ships. Corgoss Move at Slow Pace Here

smeiirfs Independents. Hsii. sre<i-
ter sslvsssy. rnss piers
s~s.sss asst nritlsh rrlumhsa
wspss.s. rost plevsl cesss Trader.
shsffer No 4
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-17

sr,ss or schedules ~ the ilns's
vessels are to no made public All
prssent published schedules nsvs
bern eanesli@d.
shipping ~ The coastal, infsr-
coastal. Hawaiian and Alaskan
routes for IN. time being are nns
affected by the order
Only other services on the Pa
cific coast subject 10 ths esnsors
ship. the commission said. u ths
American Presidents lias. operated
between California ports and the
orient
However. the two pffabofs lines
have already voluntarily imposed
a partial han ON publication Of
their schedules. u vas pointed
out. In line with the current
policies ~ ether foreign and Amer
lean affshofs nnss.
snirpis. SLOW HERE
Local shipping continued sio.
Wednesday. with only three sss@sls
on berth At local terminals.
Only overnight arrival sss tbs
steamer Independence Hall ~ ths
Moore. Mccormack linz. calling
mere from HawsH for dlaoharEs.
following which IN. gees on bsfth
for the west coast AZ South
Amsfgs
Ths Vest csisren and thu sill
y.ray msan~ biis continued with
this respective sasse tasks com.
msnerd EARLIER this wesk
Slated Tor arrival late Wednss-
day vss the British Columbia
Express. while the familiar Coast
Trader IL due Thursday on her
regular itinerary.
Departures overnight included
the Santa Monica and tho taBkst
Victor ~ kslIy
roar oAlssptm
t~ss~ls in uaffa Nasf Cslsfou
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-17
Leading Issues Decline
In Moderate Stock Deals
Markets of q Glance
nEnNESnAA

stocks: Lower.
Honds; Irregular.
Curb. Lower.
Wheat; - 10 : cent lower.
Corn; = cent lower 10 = higher
Rubber Up about q. cent a pound
silver: Unchanged.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-17
Building Permits

Among building permits issssd
~ the city "Wednesday we're for
81 500 rsmodsiiDE and garage con
struetion - 1904 No. 9th. 70 Clyde
n. Eesebsf. hOSO -. J 81 50 600
for Residence ~ zsis No. l4th.
70 y. Is. LArson. sis So. l.. $500
for remodsllng a residences a. <5i5
80. Washington. 10 Mrs. q. 9.
Waiter. and $500 for building a
cottage At t7ss 80. 4lst. 10 John
r. Burton. sOsS -. Tacoma ave.
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actions sis. 7s4, 10000.
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Hsndfls Moore. -. ~ Delphi Esss
birth - = seven pound son Ttss-
day. Her husband. Gordon Moore.
= former indians national Kasf1z-
man. "a stationed at Camp Shelby.
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