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Smyrna times., 1941-08-07

DR.. Clifton was obliged to ampu-
tate it to the first joint. 1t is now
healing nicely.
The Philadelphia and Smyrna
Transportation Company have en-
larged their warehouses in order
that they may be able to receive
fruits and freight during any time
of the day. This will allow ship
pers to haul their fruit to the Land
ing the afternoon before shipping
on an early date.
The Barge Saunterer and tug
M. H. Huaber filling the interven-
ing days Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturdays. These boats will run
promptly on time and shippers
should make an effort to be early
in order that not only their own
fruit but that of others may not
be Delayed, and run chance of be-
ing late for the market.
In the absence of the pastor the
pulpit of the M. E. Church was
filled by Rev. ]. Frank Fletcher,
last Sunday, who gratified the con-
gregation with an interesting SER
mon. Mr.. Fletcher is pastor of the
Church in Townsend. In the even
ing Rev. Charles Dunning of Han
over, Pa, preached a touching and
spiritual sermon, which was much
enjoyed.
We had left at our Office a fac
simile of the first daily newspaper
printed in America. The Pennsyl-
vania Packet and Daily Advertiser,
bearing the date September IL,
1884. 107 years old. In it is an
advertisement offering for sale the
Island of Bombay Hook, and a
large plantation situated about
five miles from Duck Creek Cross
Roads, now Smyrna.
On last Monday afternoon Prof.
j. w. Shearer of York, Pa, who
has been spending part Of his vaca-
tion in Smyrna, gave a very inter-
esting talk on the Qualities of a
Teacher" to the students of the
Smyrna Summer School. The lee
ture was both interesting and in
structive, and was therefore great
ly appreciated by those who were
fortunate enough to hear it.
The storm last Thursday was
very heavy. The streets were de-
luged with water making it in
some places impossible. The eel
lars were filled to depth of two
feet. The storm did considerable
damage in this vicinity. Many
trees were badly damaged and ir
some places corn was cut down BY
hail and blown down. Lightning
struck in many places, among
which We're the wheat stacks Of
George Jones, the house of Wilbur
George, killing his dog and firing
his gun, the contents of which en-
tered the ceiling.
Smyrna times., 1941-08-07
Five Families Boast
Total of 100 Children

FRENCHVILLE, MAINE. = The
Ouellettes, Raymonds, Roys, Para
discs and Bouchards are igfamilies.
In fact, they account for approx
imately one-ffteenth of this commu-
nity's 1866 population with their 100
children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Honore Ouellette
have % children; Mr. and Mrs. Flo.
rent Raymond. 21; Mr.. and Mrs. Isa'
dore Roy, 20; Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Paradis, 10; and Mr.. and Mrs. HUI
bald Bouchard, IT,
Smyrna times., 1941-08-07

contributing its proportionate
share. "Year-after-year serving of
school lunches" Miss Macdonald
emphasizes, "is actually long,
time community program as an in
surance of better present and fu-
ture health standards throughout
the locality, health that is even
more vital now than in the past
because of its Importance to Ma
tional Defense"
Smyrna times., 1941-08-07
u. S. Devises Method
To Speed Ham Curing

WASHINGTON.-An ''ice box in
reverse" that will age hams in
few weeks has been developed by
experts connected with agri-
cultures bureau of animal indus
try. 1t is claimed the hams are
better than many aged CONNER
cially or home-cured. Hams are
aged in a scientifically designed
heat box"
Smyrna times., 1941-08-07

President Roosevelt receives
1941 Infantile Paralysis Campaign
report showing net proceeds far
above all former totals. The re-
port was presented to the Presi-
dent at the White House by Keith
Morgan, National Chairman of the
Committee for the Celebration of
the Presidents Birthday, and Ba-
sill O'Connor, President of the
National Foundation for Infantile
Paralysis.
The total Of $2,104, ,46053 ex-
ceeded the former high record Of
1910 by 49.5% or $697 7,214.79. The
Smyrna times., 1941-08-07
PERSONALS

Rev. w. w. w. Wilson and wife,
Robert D. Hoffecker and daughter
Bertha, left Friday to join the Pen
insula Press Association on their
annual trip-going to Niagara
Falls and Watkins Glen.
Frank Reynolds and family are
guests of Mrs. Charles H. Reg
ister.
Miss Nan Spruance of Philadel-
phia, is visiting Miss Florence Cav
ender of near town.
Paul and Townsend Jefferson left
Friday on their return to Memphis
Tenn, after an extended visit to
their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Wilds left
Monday for few weeks at Allan
tic City.
Gilbert Spruance of Philadelphia,
is visiting o. B. Voshell.
Harry VanGasken of Shamokin,
Pa, son of Wesley and grandson of
Harry VanGasken, was in town
last week the guest of Mr.. Farrell
Misses Ida Lord and Addie
Davis leave tomorrow for an ex-
tended visit to Milford.
Benton N. Weldon is spending
week at Ocean Grove, New Jersey
Harvey Spruance of Wilmington
is on a few days visit to Smyrna
t. l.. Mason and wife have re-
turned from Cape Henlopen City.
Mr.. Edward Thomas and wife
are spending a week or two a
Woodland Beach.
Mrs. Jane Fluharty and sons arr
guests of John Wilkinson.
Col. George H. Raymond and sol
Clarence, leave tomorrow for a tril
to the Blue Mountains.
Miss Nellie FAIRIES and Miss Mar.
Budd are visiting Miss Nellie Col
r Inns in Camden, New Jersey.
e Presiding Elder Smith and fam
). lily have returned from OXFORD
e where they have been on a tw
n weeks visit.
: Frank Starting is home on
months vacation to his parents.
! Ned G. Budd of Philadelphia,
home on two weeks vacation.
Rev. G. c. Adams is off on
Y two weeks' vacation.
q COUNTY AND STATE ITEMS
There are 180 inmates in Ne,
Castle County Almshouse.
e Milford is bonded $4,000 for th
e new water works.
:. William Darling lost hand in
: threshhing machine near Newark.
II Farmer Devine, of near Middle
: town, secured thirty nine bushels {
wheat to the acre.
d Belle Janett lost four fingers j
IS machine at the Knauff Orga
Ie Factory at Newark, Friday.
$ New Castle fishermen and crabl
ir ers use every boat in that localit
,e daily. The catches are large.
r Wilmington's Board of Healt
has notified lot-owners to cut dow
weeds under a penalty of IS.
II The projectors of the Laurel an
/ Roaring Point Railroad will organ
: ize at Laurel next Friday.
Is The Webb Farm of 88 acres
lt Continued on Page Eight)
Smyrna times., 1941-08-07
NOTICE

Dead or disabled horses, cow
and mules removed FREE OF
charge by calling DOVER 74a r
13. No animals removed unless cal,
Is made Immediately and no an
imals dying from contagious dis
ease will be removed.
Smyrna times., 1941-08-07
SMYRNA DOINGS.
OF so YEARS AGO
Notes of Marriages, Deaths
and Matters of Interest
of Half Century Ago
ISSUE OF AUG. 5TH, 1891

Taken from our old files of
corresponding week, as near
date of this issue as possible
Fifty Years Ago. This column,
now a regular feature of the
Times, will call to mind people
and events of the older genera
tion.
Smyrna times., 1941-08-07

campaign closed January 30th
last, President Roosevelt's 59th
birthday and nearly $4,000 cele-
brations were held throughout
the land. With the President, left
to right, are: Keith Morgan,
D. Walker Wear, Assistant Ma
tional Chairman of the Commit
tee for the Celebration of the
Presidents Birthday; George E.
Allen, Vice-President Of the Ma
tional Foundation for Infantile
Paralysis; James Forrestal, Vice
President of the National Founda-
ton for Infantile Paralysis, and
B,.sil O'Connor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-02
Basement Rooms Offer Solution for
Families in Need Of More Living Space

lar ones. fastened TO the ceiling to
attract less attention. They may
he painted the color OF the ceiling.
or boxed in with the same board ~
which the ceiling 10 built II they
are boxed. registers or sriliss can
be installed ~ intervals 10 supply
heat IN the new rnom.
Applying Insulating heard
Hot or cold water pipes are
small in size and usually do not
need 10 he moved II they are
hung too low. they can he raised
10 ceiling height BY means of NAL
leable IRON hangers.
II the bottom OF the ceiling joists
form a level surface. large sheets
Of board may be nailed directly To
the joists. To Use the sitfa6tlss
small units known as plank and
tile, lx2.inch strips OF wood. known
as Turing pieces. are first applied
to the joints and the insulating
board II nailed 10 them. walls can
be constructed by applying the In
sulstion board IN 7xs-inch studs
or n Turing pieces sttsehsd d..
rectiy 10 thu foundation walls.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-02
QUESTIONS
AND ANSWERS

q The color u our wood shin.
Fisd roof 10 beginning 10 fade.
How e..a II be renewed
A. A shlngis stain ~ the sAms
color az that originally used may
be applied over the shingles. The
stain should be applied N . thin
even coat Ths shingles should Dc
thoroughly dry. Prepared shInsis
stains can BE- obtained al most
paint dealers.
q have heard builders sss ths
term "be.rinG ~sii~ what aoss
this meant
a. Bearing walls are used 10
support the ends 81 floor lossis and
roof rsftsfs sonbesfsaa walls ar
partitions sst merely ss screens ar
separations between rooms OF may
b exterior walls which Do not sup
port floor o. roof soads.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-02

awaiting shipping facilities Ia
United states; sugar quotas OF
Peru. Haiti and Dominican Repub-
lie for export 10 United statss In
creased.
NEWS BITS - The tSo. 600 600
Waldorf Astoria hotel. New York.,
vii celebrate It's 10th anniversary
wednesday with q gala public
charity ball for the uso Radio
City Music hall. In nearly nine
years. sold 90. o00. 900 admission
tickets. estimated gross receipts
80. 800, 900 .. Ohio stats Treas
ursr Don Ebrisht holding ts3.-
600 600 which banks viii not se-
ospt. have all deposits they want
State Of connsetlcH holding
s3.ii7s3li In funds II cannot use
because Law says u must buy its
own bonds and holders refuse 10
sell Steel eompanis. producing
quantities. Of plate sheets one
eighth inch thick for army 10 Use
ss movable alrfislds.
Airplans manufacturers have on
drawing boards bluspfints for long
range bombsrs that will make 4.
moiorsd bombsfs look like little
brothers Highest rssolins
sold to motorists is s0-oefsns. air
planes uss i00-oetsns Bell
systems lsisst ~ inch diameter
cable contains t.7s2 wires 4.
cassin ~ milk nos Used fof manu-.
faeturs ~ clothing. Including hats
=. United states Pubbsrs Woon-
socssi. n l. plants nov producing
nafraxs balloons for the army and
rubo<r iifsboats for ths navy. for
msfiy made footwear Hacker
Products management stopped buy.
Ing 03n shares IN open market I;
vii conserve ezsh during present
emergency.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-02
New Homes Not
Affected by Tax

Tseomsns planning 70 hssllf .
nsw home or 10 remodel their pres
eni one psil not 10 Affected ~ ths
nsw 10 per cent luxury and sxftss
TAD. winch becomes effective 10
day.
This 10 the announcement from
Otto Weber, manager ~ ths Ia
coma yard If the Jofss DsSusf
Lumber co. wsb@r ssts thai rs-
pss,sd phoas calls have been re-
eslysa st tina leeaI D0NsF office
from persons interested IN suiid
ing. DO nSt alter your pans -
build. o. remodel. bsesss@ " ths
10 psr cent tss ~ sad ssesAss
"a de-. not affect building mate.
rails
uadsr ths ns~ Legislation ina
only items for ths hofns that are
affected ara ar soooits0nsrs. gas
snd oil Appiisnees-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-02
Defense HOUSING
will Not Suffer
Tocomu Listed in
Priority Group

The asfea<s heasins prexrsfs tn
TIE state - wsshlsxton Etn So
forward ~lthous latsffaptien. with
q fseefsbis reiief On pttofEsies. -.
eefdinf b. announcement ~ cisss
u. Jsskscn. state dlfscser - nc
feaersi accusing administration
Assurance hss h<sn rs~sived
FRAN Donald n Nsl.en a~fsa<s
priariti<s director. that smris
halldlas mstsgisl.. appliances sna
equipment sili ~ made svsllshls
% local builders O. esrrv aut al
present sns necessary residential
construction prexr.ns n dssss-
mated defense rfedsssion sfsss
TO expedite prcduetson - ars-
entity needed housing. pfsfstsHes
rating siil 10 graduated. The hiEh.
eft rating selns e hamss - whleh
construction vas started before
sept. |. 70 single family dwellings
costing up 10 - coo. for rental
rfoiscis where rents ~sil rot 80
cssd $50 q meath. snd fos rsnsesssl.
lns and rehshsntstlnr existing
structures designed 10 hssa.s tao
81 mere fsmilies
Area. In this state IN which lhs
pFiorities rtllins immediately - sp-
rllcshl>. n 80. announced. srsf
rscoms, nrsmertnn. Everett Key.
part. t-onEvtsw- ksisa. Seattle. spo-
kane ard Vancouver.
In addition u builders hardware
and metals. the pfsofttiss ruling
wss said % include manufactured
products such - hsthtuh. plumb
ing appliances heating systems
radiators, ranges. lighting fixtures,
and AL equipment necessary 20
eamplste tho quota % hams. In
these areas. Not only does the
priouts.s policy apply 10 the con.
stnictlon Of new homes. Mr.. Jack.
son pointed out. bat to the repair
~ existing dwellings ef sound con.
struetlan. under the new FHA sHs-
pair for Defense" program. TIT.
Was said 10 concern primarily tAs
conversion ~ lsrEs structures into
multiple family unlts and fof 70.
modelling dwellings IN scrommo.
date defense workers with ruom
and hosrd
To ohisln preference rating for
any privately financed defense
housing project or for the ron
struetion Of any rssldenos within
the designated defense sress In
this state regardless ~ the method
Of financing. the builder 10 required
10 f'ls Applications. Ia auIntupils
cate. for . priority order with the
office VI the federal housing sd.
niinistfstion. Whsrs copies Of the
application form may be obtained
The preferences rating granted, II
WAS explained. applies only 10 ma
terisia. products and ltews oi
equipment Included In the dsfsnss
housing critical list. which slso IL
Iebtslnsbls 81 rHA offices. ard In
such quantities. ~ the office n
production management may per.
init under the order granted.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-02
Plan Important
Detroit Meeting

Washington developments pro
foundry sffsctinE home building.
including rriorities and how far
they rive the Ersen light vi -
the Nc. ! matter before home
builders 81 the country when they
held their principal meeting 81 the
year n Detroit Nov. !. 5. q al :.
The meeting. an sn-industry meet
ing At = time when ths fate Of the
industry fer some years shead -
IN the making. will Re held In con-
nsction with the annual convention
- the National Association Of Real
Estate Boards
The institute. states President
David p. Bohannon. San Francisco.
following its recommendations a.
To workable regulations fer defense
housing priorsties. has been IN con-
slant conference with officials 81
the defense program 10 aid in
Notklnf out iof flNlhHh H"Nhe
building =. favorable priority
treatment as 4. consistent with the
national defense effort. II viii
work closely with administrators
Of the regulations TO minimize con-
fusion and hardship in the indus
try.
sullivan Jones. administrator Of
the defense housing priorities sys-
tenn IN OrM. viii tell the home
builders al first hand what expert
encs under the regulations has
divulged up to that time. Expert
.nce. Of necessity, will he the basis
for any adjustments that may
later be made.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-02

the oPM organization. and then
gave up.
The yells OF the South Ameri-
cans were only slightly less pain
ful than the yells OF the Amert-
can manufacturers. Here was the
government. on the one hand spon-
soring short wave radio programs
to win the Latins away from the
nszi propaganda. while on the
other hand an American msnufae-
turer NJ radio sets couldn't get
priorities or export oIesrances on
materials for radio parts and sets
to keep South Americans listen
ing.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-02
Will Review Whole
Real Estate Tax Plan

A debate on q proposed funda-
mental change in the whole plan
for taxing real estate will be =
lively feature Of the program when
realtors OF the country assemble
for their coming annual convention
Tin Detroit. Nov. Z. 5. Q and y.
Subject Of the debate:
Should a tax on the productivity
or income Of real estate he sub
stituted for the sd valorem tax
on real estate
prewitt Semmes. Detroit lawyer
active in tho Michigan movement,
proposing such action IN that state,
win take the affirmative.
Frank C. Arnold. Nebraska Fed
Grafton of County Taxpayers
leagues. will have the negative.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-02

demanding that the red tape which
was then used in place Of paper
clips be torn off his application so
h. could get his money. The story
got wide circulation and red tape
soon became synonymous with
government delay. But here IL the
third defense effort since Civil war
DAYS. and there is still red tape.
President RooseNelt's an
nouncement that the length Of
time necessary to approve a
Iease-lend application had been
cut from e5 days TO is days,
and was being cut another "a
hours by giving Lease-Lend
Administrator I'D Stettinius
authority 10 sign the applica-
tons In place of the president
Ia q sample Of the time saw
ing that can he effected.
An amazing sidelight, however,
10 that one OF the first things
lNnslu NtlSpH ndH ~ wv HHrh fN
became head OF priorities, succeed
ing stettinius, was call in staff
81 Chicago mail order experts and
clean up a backlog of more than
5000 unhandled applications bound
up in the Stettinius administration
red tape. The rule is now that all
priorities applications must be
cleared within IS hours from the
time of their arrival in Washing
ton.
Behind q commerce department
announcement Of a few days ago,
that it was setting up its own
clearing house to break bottle
neck in the handling OF export
clearsnces for South America,
there WAS another long tale Of
grief written in miles of govern
ment red tape.
ENARLS OVER A SNARL
ONE Of the principal concerns Of
" the Export-import bank, in
ioaninr some $50 millions tn Latin
America for internal development
~ the 20 American republics, has
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-02

1919 - - A@tHt HHH"tN - Ht"t'
re fFss thlnk = ~ - b s>i>st
ne sr~s - sk< ns~ - ART pee
pare ne srcund wslL Nss~. may
- planted sasrs..faliv vithsus
special snli ssfiehasnt " TIE
ground = nefnsi nas frf h>st
results saz faf az shuasi.nee ef
flowers threushsat ths ss1msss. .
little spsrlal Fsrp.Fsllea wtl sci
repay The sffeFt- - states
Far small psantlaxs saxsssss
fsesFnst. ~ieosen ths sell 81 east
I'M spade d~rth- ~ thfewtaa cut
me first .p<a<rai ~ sosl kaa s@e
lnsh<. - manure sna to lssh<s
- peat mess Ard mtx this thar
sasAsY IN ne Second sp.as s<psh
II - manure 10 svstlzsi~ sad
three inches e hfekea pat Hsss
ana = h.nafsa a. commercial FER
slllssfs mis- Ven ard rstafn - tke
hel. sna water a al wei n sstn<s
ire peAt un.s ~ the manure u rot
sv.sl.his. saahs- sse ssssnslly -
whatever feftsfasF $50 s.<.
Alters the prepared sFraas -
settle ssys ths Fnsssssa. ~ssa ~
sure - lamp the Fns<s IN thsr.
nughiy and thea wstrr usIl
~fer larger paintings ADVISES
ihe expert. ~ tire hsa 10 No
enough shr-~ cut ~ inches ~
susi. ard rlses coarse elnd%ss. Fusls
90 sfsvsl IN the eaitnm. thr<s q
four inches fee drainage. Nos 80
ten inches u sasi. t~e lrch<s Al
manure and tao IN hes % peal
lans. ard msx welt n no manure
10 ssssisbis. disable the sneaat Il
psst moss And sprly festlils<f II
The rate ~ five passnas PEI foe
square feet befos~ missing Nstnfn
ths balance u the ~ssl and again
add enc Ia tsse inohes u msnurs
and : sssnllsr amount ~ peat ssess
~ "tt""F 49, "tt~e w H@HHfH =
unavailable inerssss ihe medium
ussd nv ons.hss ara mts well. bit
10 not saa ths commercial fer.
.lilssef Ia the Top layer when tss
bed has k@sn prepared IN thss ~sy,
water u we'll in order IN start ths
process Of sitting.
When you are ready II pro.
ceed." Boernsf ssys. trim sff ell
the broksn raots sr.m the nsw
plants and make . fresh cut sn
tips ~ ether ruaia Carry INA
bushes 10 the planting ~ith tss
Foots In . hurhst ~ water ~,
them In >. the union az iaint 10 ri
lnsh belaN the surface II the soii
In beds prepared this way. ths
beds viii settle and IN the spring
the union wili HAYS ffssn IN IN
surface - desired ina earth ~il
need firm tsmpsnG and tssvvust
watering to be sure ell AIR spsee1
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-02

That incident
inspired nation
oil archives off
Gals tn trace
the origin Of
the term red
tape hack to
its first sc,
shortly after
the " ar e
( " &c n tn Q
states. when a
veteran bswled
out a clerk y no
was holding up
n pension check,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-02
WASHINGTON COLUMN
That Shipping Sound in Nations
Copitol Is Cutting OF Red Tope
By PETER EoSoN
Tacoma Times Washington Correspondent

VASHINGToN-0ne of the most hopeful signs in Wash
ngton these days Is apparent consciousness Of too
much red and the desire of parties to do
ting about IT, Early in the defense effort Rep. Andrew
Edmiston Of Weston ". Va made when he called up
the department ask the army would any pre-
fabricated buildings its construction program tie got
transferred l6 times, but the 18th fellow he talked
the he had talked 10 first
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-02
Trade Winds" by Schneider

NV YoRk-The opM formu-
lated orders for priorities on re-
pair parts for all industries. new
output eurtalled because Of defense
requirements . Hardware trade
insists II be given priority rating.
says IL u defense production
necessity industry Machine
tool shipments running al new
highs Construction contracts
continue 20 rise Railroads do.
ing well in handling increased
freight losdings.
New steel orders equal volume
OF shipments, bookings. however.
about 40 per cent under last month
s. Unseasonsl dip in power pro.
duetion because Of s,riks-shut-
downs and shutdowns Of plants not
booked on defense contracts 4.
| Opn ordered priority rating on
hospital supplies. goes for doctors,
too waste paper offerings
negligible: sellers waiting for high
or ceiling pries Cigarette
paper plentiful. America now pro
ducing own against former buying
from France.
Africa buying American made
champagne France lost business
>. Huge stocks of Scotch whisky
in Glasgow scattered In hidden
warehouses through Scotland. air.
raids destroyed on. large wsrs-
house Furniture manufacture
srs refusing new orders because ~
doubt a. IN obtaining materials
/. West large buyer II quality
radios :. Further food price rae
certain Retail trade holding
all recent gains.
BONDS - Atchison. Topeka q
Santa Re wlll retire Dee. At 102
and accrued interest. deb 49, q
| 1913 National Steel LIST a coll
mtgs - Of 1865 amply priced
Southern California Edison ist
mtEe a ref "a Of 1856 held for In
come Buslnsssmsns rsk;
/ Tsxarksnz = Fort Smith Railway
lat mtgs 5i4s II 1850. SANE gees
for New Orissns Great sorfhsrn
lat mtgs s. 81 1919 Hold for
yield Atlantic Coast Line gen tsss
u 1864.
]
/ COMMODITIES 49, Cotton sFsot
sales through South continues IN
volume. bureau ~ census zlnnlnz
reports reveal sharp gan. Burrna's
cotton crop estimated A. ~. 800
tors probably sell % British noT.
having ioEt outlets 20 Japan ard
Jspansse-oecupied China Brazilian
cotton growers Wild over United
States government subsidy sslss
% Canada because IL kills market
for Brazilian exporters.
Speculative grain traders say
farm bloc viii win out IN fight for
ceiling price Of 10 per cent Of
parity: Washington talk says
{ Canadian corn 10 BE- exchanged
for United States wheat wheat 70
70 n England Cuba cleared
/ cargo Of s2f3 TINS n sugar for
Russia. showing Russian crop low.
l Cuba mas 700. 900 tons Of sugar
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-02
Aluminium Drive
In State Success

SEATTLE ~ Wssbinfton col.
lscisd 7sz. 900 pounds - scrap
aluminium IN tss recent drive
more than any ether Pacific coast
STATE on a per capita bass and
18TH IN the nstlen. esfsnss leaders
fald Wednssday Seattle sss first
among coast cities snd IN tss fro,
10 nationally.