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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-24

chain of thought and will switch to another without taking Wallace along with hirn-and will realize, several minutes lates, that Wallace just hasn't been listening to him. STILL NO GOOD
 AT SMALL TALK
 Such traits will make 1t hard for him in his new job, in which intimate conversations with a great number of intensely practical poli- ticians will play an important part.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-24

Heard in passing The S4th annual meeting of the Connecticut Nurserymen'S Association was held Wednesday at Waverly Inn, Cheshire. W. A. Van Hen- stamp commemorating the 15Oth anniversary of Yer
 mOntS admission to the Union will be issued March A. It will be of Scent denomination and the first of the "cOmmems" for 1941 .. WOrkmen have just com Peted 59mile pipeline from Fall River to Waltham Mass It links storage oil reservoir at Fall River with metropolitan Boston distributing point
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-24

bomb will take its written of
 dive bombing apane but 1t is not generally realized that this Air Flying instructor neelng diving bombs aim. Here ship piece string suffice Lae at ad vanced training schools the embryo pilots will try the real thing needs Flying Cadets
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-24

Patrick H. Maloney is confined to his home the Meriden Road with an attack of illness There's more news in that one line than the average reader would surmiSe for Pat Maloney is really entitled to head line Those who know their Waterbury its fire depart note something familiar about the name of Pat Maoney He is on the retired list but active or more popular smoke eater than Pat the uniform of the bravest He formerly stationed at the old Scovl Street fire station the training place of veterans Chief Cavanaugh included At the time of
 his he was on duty in the East Main Street exre fighter and also the retired list The Maloneys had what it takes to be good loyal frefghters Best around shortly with his familiar smile and cheery greeting
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-30
Actions in Divorce

Divorce actions filed Saturday
included a petition by Georgia b.
Quinn OF Gig Harbor. who charges
her husband. Raymond c. Quinn.
with extreme cruelty and asks
for custody OF their five small
children with separate mainten-
ance.
Marjorie y. Deschler at the
same time petitioned for divorce
from Frederick V. charging bur-
densome homelife. she asks
custody of their one child,
Interlocutory DEGREES were
awarded to Ella NJ. from James
p. Driscoll. Edith NJ. from Earl f.
Tanner. George r. from Celeste
NJ. Mitchell and Walter F. from
Margaret v McAlpin.
A final decree Of divorce was
awarded to Mildred f. from Cas-
well f. Barwick.
Other actions included an Nnnui-
ment awarded Lillian X. from
Walter n. Drevos. and dismissal
Of the petition filed by Patricia C.
against Jake LeSa.
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Driver Sentenced:
Pal Denies Charge

Dale Ball. arrested at $50 a. m.
for drunken driving. pleaded guilty
an hour later Saturday In police
court and was fined the customary
$50 and costs and sentenced TO
80 DAYS in the city jail.
"oh. my goodness, exclaimed
Ball. 80 DAYS. can't you do any
better than that
His comment produced laugh
ter among the spectators.
The second defendant. Martin
Ottesen. charged with being drunk
in Balls car. vigorously denied
his guilt and sstonished the court
BY emharking upon an iinpAs-
stoned discourse.
I demand justice" he thun-
dered. pounding his fists on the
bar for emphasis. Il was not
drunk"
After listening for five minutes.
Judge ". A. Richmond finally lost
patience and. upon ottesenls IN
sistence. set bail AZ SIS and con-
tinued the trial 70 Monday.
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u. S. 10 Settle
For Land Taken

Uncle san vas ready Saturday
- pay for s4i533 acres q hitler
20 exempt lard IN ire Fort Lewis
military reservation and the gov
ernment's check Ter Si5s go =.
estimated worth q the land % -
taken Ess deposited ~ L. 5. Dist
riot Attorney J Charles Dennis
with Haillard 2. Thomas. clerk q
the district court.
Ire land has beer appropriated
for military purposes" q expand
the reservation area
II Is all near Roy. in the vicinity
Of the LAWYER bulb farm. but does
not include the farm.
The funds now available here are
for only one tract. others are 70
Be taken up By the same process
later.
The governments case l. d.
rected 70 the following owners:
n. L Wolf. J s. Warren.
Blanche Rediske. stella Fielder.
Fred J. Jones. n. P. Burton. Estella
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.,l&1HE37ElA
Tocomo Dockers Okeh Contract Terms;
Alien Ships Allocoted for U. S. Use

Tacoma lonRzhoremen. follow
ing = stop-woFk meeting Friday
night. ratified al contract PRO-
possls resulting from the Pacific
coast convention of the lnisrns-
tionai Longzhoremen's association
lAFLl held in Port Angeles.
Terms q the proposed contract
with the Waterfront Employers
association include: Si.z5 per hour
straight time. ti.s71s per hour
overtime. a straight six-hour day.
a definite dinner hour. ard restors-
ton q bonus wages on such pen
atty csreoes IS dynamite. ereo-
soted timber. etc.
At the same time. the local
membership Of the I. l. A. an
nounced there would Be no long
shore work performed on July Z.
even on an overtime basis usual
on holidays. The action vas under
stood 10 be based upon the mem
berships complete confidence in
outcome of a pending National
Labor Relations board election, in
celebration ~ which the !. L. A.
also appropriated funds FOR =
picnic.
The NLRB election-long sought
by longshoremen Of Tacoma. Port
Angeles and Anacortes to deter
mine between the rival AL and
clio longshoremen's unions for Sc
lection Of bargaining agent
viii be held Monday and Tuesday.
At that time. it was decided at
Friday nights meeting. all water
front work will be stopped between
Z and a. m. on the two days
10 expedite voting; 65s men will
vote then in this port
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PORT CALENDAR

PORT CAIlENDAR
Vessels IN Pert
Cape Alavs. Centennial. Point
san Pablo. Penn. salt: Sootka.
Baker. American star. shaffer
No. 2.
Vessels Due
Saturday p. NJ: Texan. Baker.
West Coast. Harbor NIL sunday:
Askiki. Port piers: Mokihans. De-
fiancs Mil Monday; J. J. coney.
Port piers. Tuesday; Capilio. Shat
fer No. ? Wednesday: Klamath.
shaffer No. / Coast Merchant.
shsffer No. :. J. L. Lucksnbach.
Port piers: Mormacses. Milwaukee
No. ?. Friday: Matthew Lucken-
bach. Port piers; J. J. coney. Max.
Petro.: James Griffith, Hooker.
Saturday: Red Jacket, smelter.
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THE RULES

L. The Tacoma Times New HOLLYWOOD PuzIie
S @e r.sic,n Spe q, the following counties in the
state Of Washington: Pierce. Ihurslon. mssoh'
sU.,pl 'i sssms aaso ana All o. KIM COUNT
enlisted men Of the q. ;; Army stationed a.
Fort Worden. with the exception of any person
residing In Seattle. employee Of The iaeoma
Times. members of their families or any person
Who has won S50O.o0 more In any previous
contest conducted by The Tacoma Times
, starting Monday March -. le4i. The Tacoma
each week day. zach puzzle representing the name
OF motion picture actor or se,5 ctr, Ihs 0ihei,'
There will be fifteen sets. The answers 70 each
me contest Hdt"r Of The Tacoma Times within
week after they have appeared In the ns~s-
paper.
Z. The Tacoma Times offers on, hundred prizes.
totaltnE 81. O0o00 20 the hundred persons
whose solutions are judged 10 be correct OF
nearest correct mo-, correct
answers viii win first Prize The psr1el rs.n.
solutions will win second prize. etc.
T. A participant must qualify his or her answers
To the puzzles by submitting ioc In coin .th
aeeLly remittance. participants will be sent
specially printed group Of sixteen most interesting
5. n two or more participants are tied for
prime. the primes tied for viii be reserved Iot
20 solve group OF tie-breaking puzzles with
special instructions 20 determine the order ~
Necessary. The Tacoma rimes reserves the right
to submit second or third group Of iie-hreakinE
puzzles. In case OF further ties duplicate prizes
will be awarded The tle-breaktng certain
ether puzzles may nav not carry photographs
and the solutions 10 such puzzles NAV represent
names 81 stare. other celebrities or
any English word In general use.
6 Ne participant can submit than one
entry or win more than prize The decora-
fiOR OF answers Is not necessary. Entries Of each
participant will he kept In individual nle.
thus assuring careful attention. Answers received
unsigned will not ne considered. nor Will The
Tacoma Times recognize any claim to such entries
any submissions DELAYED or lost In transit
The Tacoma Times and Contest Editor reserve the
right To require tying participants 10 work any
group Of tie-hrrakinE puzzles at the newspaper
office under special Instructions
: Each participant agrees. upon entering the
contest comply with the official rules 10 accept
finai the decision Of The Tacoma Times ana
the Contest Editor matters relating 10
the contest. This includes qualification dis
qualification fer cause deemed necessary,
interpretation Of the rules awarding Of priEes
any special Instructions governing or Affect
ing the conduct % the contest. Participants are
cautioned 10 use extreme any PuEzte
where therr IL choice 81 the letters TO ne
suhfracted In order 70 arrive - the correct
answer The Tacoma Times and Contest hdttor.
n deemed necessary. will disausitfy any partici-
rant submitting entry answers for anyone
outside his her ssn immediats family.
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.26 Boy Scouts
Leave for Camp

First exodus Of Tacoma Boy
Scouts for summer camp at Haho-
has on Hood Canal began Satur-
day with departure OF the Outealt.
scouts 50-foot cruiser with rs
passengers aboard.
Commanding the Outealt for the
sll-day cruise was Skipper ". f.
DeMille Of the Sea Scout Ship
Jubilee and small working crew.
The boys will have one weeks
period at camp when they will be
returned home and another group
will replace them.
In the first weeks party sailing
Saturday were Don Bergman,
Troop 5. John Maddox. Robert
Freer. Francis Hanger and Thomas
Paine. Troop Al; Harold Raymond,
Troop Is; Blair Adkins, Jim Part
ridge. Jesse Pryor, Troop 80: Ar
mand Yapathino, John Troplano.
Frank Perrone, Troop 81. Bernard
and Lawrence Faker. Troop IL:
Jim and Bill Robertson. Bill and
Ronald Ogden. Don Johnson, all Of
Troop 6; John and David Knee
shaw. Thomas Hsndley. Frank
Loonam. and George Christnacht.
Troop %; Don MeMullin. Troop So
Dupont. and Robert Rogers. Of
Junction City. Ore.
Camp supplies In part left aboard
the powerboat Pat in charge OF
Junior Wright Friday evening:
more equipment TO keep the boys
properly fed and entertained was
carried to camp Saturday BY Ex-
ecutivc c. N. Curtis who motored
to Hoodsport. Some supplies are
ferried across the canal from there
10 camp.
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Marriage
licenses

Marriage license applications
filed Saturday with the Pierce
county auditor included Harry l..
McCnl. rs. ssi2 "a. J at, and
Lorene NJ. Mccofferty. n. s5i5
A st; Elmer Harinr. ~. 5z2s 50.
Alder ST. and Wilma Reisenger.
10, 5szi So. Puget Sound ave:
Charles Larsen. Is. SOIL So. wash
ington ST. and Evelyn Yaeger.
legal. SOIL SO. Washington st.;
Donald y. Francis. Is, Wallace.
Ida. and Catherine r. Bourhill.
n. Wallace. Ida: Clair n. ver-
nam. 70. 7is St Helens ave. and
Leah II. Kennedy. IL. Puyallup:
Adolph n. Jonassen. 81. 7s23 So.
J st., and Marie +. Tracy. %. 2524
No. Monroe at. Earl c. Langeie.
IL. $500 Mckinley ave. and Mil
bred L. Bsrwick. -. $500 hoKin-
ley ave: William Harugan. 40.
Seattle. and Margaret Campbell.
Is. Seattle: Stephen p. veresh. %.
Detroit. Mich, and Margaret A
Niece. legal. Detroit: sgd IL.
Grafton. IS. 1901 so. st. and
Nina r. Graft. 81. 1901 SO. st:
Kenneth @. oilar. 20. i774 No.
Cakes st.. and Kathryn n. Bar
gelt. 20. Tacoma General hospital.
Lawrence w. Boeh. 81. 5s45 SO.
Jnnett st. and Gerry Lee Allison.
Is. 2203 So. 18th St. George
kolano. ~. 1875 Ea. Morton St.
and Victoria A. Mierzwa. 10. Aber-
deem; David W. link. -. Buckley.
and Ennis A. Emry. rs. Buckley.
Frank Cassidy. 50. Longmire. and
Josephine schmuckle. ~. Glouces-
ter City. n. j.: Richard Hauswirth.
10. Fort Lewis. and Cora f. Lull,
~. 7iob Market at; Loren J.
van Kirk. 20. Route I. Box lola,
Tacoma. and Betty Jenkinson, Is
Leavenworth: Kenneth +. Diehl
-. Vail. and Roberta y. Hobart
10. Yelm: Kenneth d. Manzo. p
Seattle, and Evelyn W. Bibby. is
Seattle: Leo A. Donder. 30. Fort
Lewis. and Dorothy Barr, %, 1885
Fawcett ave: Henry Garhye. IS
National. and Theresa NJ. Pool
20. National.
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Canadian Veterans
To Attend Services

A call was issued Saturday by
George Michel. secretary Of the
Canadian Legion. TO all members
Of the Canadian and Imperial
Legions in Tacoma and vicinity TO
meet Sunday at IL a. m. in St
Luke's Episcopal church. 1901 No.
Cove st. for prayer service.
Michel said the local service will
be in conjunction with similar
services Sunday throughout the
Dominion OF Canada. as designated
by Alec Walker. Dominion presi-
dent of the Canadian Legion. who
urged all veterans to pray for the
success OF the cause for which they
have taken up arms
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-30
AILoT ALIEN SHIPS

TON-The maritime
commission announced Saturday
eight Danish and one Italian yes
sells recently acquired under the
ship requisition act have been al
located to American operators
and the L. S. army.
Seven Of the Danish vessels. in
GLIDING two tankers, and the one
Italian vessel go 10 private oper-
ators and another Danish ship
goes to the army, all under char
ter arrangements.
These are the first Of the 81
immobilized foreign vessels sub
Jet 10 requisition which have
been allocated TO American flag
services.
They were allocated to replace
ships relinquished by operating
companies for transfer 10 trade
routes most essential to the ma
tional defense.
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N. Emory. Hulda Newman. o. L
Grove. v. p. Austen. Bertha A.
Psgel. c. v Booth. Walter. Peter
Leo md Catherine Breziehs. Ever
EFT l. Bishop. Martha Rakstad.
Ernest Horzfsn Josef Hendriek-
son. John Hofer. Charles / Swan
son. George Elders. Frank Beteh-
ard. y. Byrd. Louise Morean.
Henry c. Goldman. Z. L. Marie and
their wives and husbands. the heirs
% Asgnus Burston. deceased :
Washington Electric Co. weyer-
hseuser Timber Co. the State Of
Washington. Pierce county and all
unknown persons having claim 70
title or interest in the land.
Filed with the papers Saturday
was the formal declaration Of
Henry L. stimson. secretary Of
war. taking over the tracts In the
name Of the government
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-30

the close yesterday Price Admin
isfrstor Henderson warned that =
price ceiling On cottonseed oil
would be set.
steel shares were dun with
prices mixed Rails held around
the previous close. Utilities we're
steady. General Motors was firm.
some oils maintained . firm
tone with Continental at . new
high and Standard Of New Jersey
eqnaling its high.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-30
HAPPY
&;rthday

SATURDAY. JUNE -
Elmer Iohnsea. $50 -. A 81.
Johs Brady. SIS Fast SStA At
suN6AY. H'~E -
June and Judith Marker. twins.
seoa 80. Madison st
Joseph Weolery, s7o. -.
MAdi<ea Il.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-30
Local Firm Is Low

Standard Construction CO. ~
Tacoma submitted the lowest bid
Friday az Fort Lewis for eonstruc-
ton Of two reinforced concrete
reservoirs. The bid was SIS. sac.
Other bids were sam Bergesen. Ia
coma. SIS. $40: West Coast Con-
struotion Co. Seattle. x3s.4So. and
NJ. T. Munter. Seattle. x5e. teo.
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Pc - Undetermined origin
caused sbout $500 damage ~
y - =. n. Saturday Il the home
q Ear Grant. - 4so7 50. \ -
Damage Il ths building amounted
10 $50 ard 10 contents $500.
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Your Postmaster can tell YOU
how TO invest in U. s. Defense
Bonds.
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SEATTLE - Clearings. 81. ee4.-
1871. balances. 81. 43.5l376.
xi7.a2&. 10000.
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fozTotstions courtesy prsa Witt<r =
Co. Washington Bldg members
new YORK stock EKchangel
High Low Close
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wi - s1l -. -t -
suT ess. D issss'sa st eonmsr s5
washinssoas forecast - Cloudy
Saturday night and Sunday with
showers in the Cascades and
northeast portion Saturday night
and IN the east portion Sunday.
Cooler Saturday night. Moderate
westerly wind off the coast and
over inland waters OF the state.
Rainfall in Tacoma for the "A
hours ending at 8 a. m. Saturday.
none: since June /. l.ss inches. an
excess Of 81 inch: since January !.
1907 inches. shortage OF SIS
inches.
Wind AZ ga. m. Saturday south
west s m. ?. h. Barometer At s
a. m. 1908. rising and then falling.
but oil higher than at =. m.
Sun rises a, ais a. m. and sets
At SOC p. m. both Sunday and
Monday.
Weather on June Is. 1910 -
Partly cloudy. no rain. Maximum
temperature was IS degrees and
minimum IS. Highest wind velocity
was 10 m. p. h. from the north.
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N. Y. CURB STOCKS

Closing Prices Furnished BY
Dean Witter a Company
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Noted Sfsr Gives ldsss
On Interior Dscorsfion

screen star Ginger Rogers als.
eussins furniture arrangement
eith a head property man, re-
MARKED that shs disiissd . fire
place with . davenport psiied
sansfeiy In front ~ "a. s~osus<
such . set" shuts osl sveryoss
else IN the reom In nor e~n
lfylns-room shs . placed t~s
daysnporss facing each other al
night angles 10 ths fireplace. s~sh
with It's o~n tsbls saa lamp. In
nsr tl.yroom. which 10 smaller.
Ginger has arranged ora haven
part ~ an angie 10 the nrsplsss.
with a izrgs chair and end tAbss
opposite
SHE'S right n soss maze the
rooms look NOR. Ass "xsaeesms
In,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-01

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cHAPTER

ken and Janet Ann tried 70
dismiss the thought Of them. tried
TO pretend that everything was al
right with her and Ken. And II
probably would have been II jim
Coon hadn't come with his New
York orchestra for a nights en-
gagement at the strsthmors hotel
Jim Coon Is going 10 b. here.
Ann told Ken that night, her eyer
glowing with eager anticipation
Jerry and I were dancing with
his orchestra the night ! met you
l want you TO take me down there
for dinner Monday night"
4 will not" Ken answered
shortly. wed ruin everything
Jim Coon would recognize you.
and everybody would know that
you aren't what you've been pre-
tending to be. Ny mother would
never forgive you or me for dis
grazing her. I don't care II you
are a Marshall. shed say you were
just like your mother. and sh'
would act just a. the Marshall,
did / wouldn't think Of taxing
you there"
But, Ken" she was pleading
tears misting her eyes.
Don't argue with me. darling
The idea Of your thinking you
could do such a thing. Don't you
have any PRIDE Don't you car.
about me- I wouldn't think you'c
want 10 humiliate me. having al
my friends know that you were
nothing but q professional dancer
What are you thinking of"
She couldn't argue with ksr
when he was like that. cold and
d~ispleased. drawn away from her
making her feel every inch What
she was. an outsider. who had beer
permitted for a little while 20 enter
the life he had 70 offer her.
I don't want 10 humlilste you =
II didn't matter about going "a
hear Jim Coon " Ken didn't want
her 10. but sometimes she was 80
lonely for the sight Of a familiar
faee-for Jerry and the old crowd
Sometimes she wanted 10 dance
madly. wildly. and laugh with ar
abandon that Ken or ken's group
knew nothing about She had lef;
all that behind. She was being
ken's kind Of a woman nov. and
she must forget the old life.
It's Just that I'm homsaick. !
guess. and Jim Coon Ia a person
I've known a long time But IT.,
quite all right I won't quarrel
with you She was clinging 10
him. Tel me you love me and
IN try 10 forget ~. I wouidnt
want 10 20 II you felt like ina;
about IL
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For Chin Line

Dear Miss Grey: VIII you give
me a good exercise for preventing
dark shadows and creases under
the chin ? / do admire a nice throat
and chin line and want TO keep
mine free Of wrinkles A. long as
can. MRS. p. L.
Dear Mrs. p. L.; Here In .
splendid exercise that Ia not DIFF
ficult 10 do: simply dip the head
forward and back. turning II to
the right and then 70 the left.
Repeat many times, but not too
rapidly.
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Solves Problem
or Odd Window

Have you a problem window in
your home. Of those odd-sized
ones that you can't curtain or
shade In the conventional way >
Anita Louise. Hollywood actress.
has just such an odd window in
her dining-room. So she had a
shadow frame built around IT.
a scaloped frame which makes II
look like an old : fashioned cup
board Then she had the window
shelved, placed odd pieces Of glass
and china right in her window.
which now looks like a knick-
mack cupboard. The gadgets are
very pretty when the light shines
through them.