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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17

licenses

Marriage license Applications
hs4s s<.a fslsa sltA TIE Pierre
eaanfY auditor ~ Waiter = Fsrs
~. = ssee - = - ~ IL.
\ sssnxsr. = GFshss. wssh
Marion n. Kelley. -. sumner. ssd
Violet '. puriesoa - Nofinn
Howard n knatsen. . isas
FaNestt svs ana Myrtle Irene
saess = .s1i NJ. peflsnes =
lem nstists fassnssts. =. II n
q naS sssF. snd asrths Itnss.
=. r. 4. nos 40. Cicero u.
Lewis. -. seoi 50 sth u ard
vsrna We MecrserY. ~. All No.
FIFE 81 Wayne Alden Johnson.
"a. All M. 26th II and Runs n.
Long. % eass sa Mason - iisr-
eld Harvey cafi~on. %. M. I. Hos
az. puysilur. ard Alshea Ann
Turner. ID. RI l. aex tes. Ply.
sllnp. Laurence paul knlse -.
Portland. ore. and Katie nus.
house. 20. Portland. ore
Torrance ?. Williams. =. n ;.
nox s7p. and vsrna sNenaeIyn
ritferd. 10. itss No. bath st Rob.
erf Edward Ryan. "a. srsnaNay
and Lillian G Solid. n. II AL
So soth o, Charles Edgar Wei.
don. u. Fort Lewis. and ceells
Mildred stnn ~. Miles CITY.
Mont Nels d Anderson. -. ~
,. nas .es. Tacoma. and oensslsss
I. Anderson. -, af n ,. I,os fss
John Victor Asnaa. If.. =. 40
So. ! 1t. and Eleanor Leota shsf.
man. u. a2s ~. sstn II Y. Rev
nohlst. 30. 40 Attn ave. and
Esther = Johnson. ii. sio eth
ave. Lloyd Tsllmsn. "a. All sth
at. N. W. russilur. and Florence
Taylor. ~. ais TN st. N. W.
rnysihlp. Meredith George schist.
tsrbsck. 20. inia ~. esth u
and Maxine Heseiy Walter. II.
sdi3 Ia. . st. Victor Mlneh. 81.
iaia No. Ainswnrth ave and Mary
NJ rhlsl. 10. 2aso 40. Tacoma avs.
Henry " Smith. -. RI a. Hos
AZ. Taeoms. and Viola Ellen
Dean. n nrsmerton STANLEY
Silva. ~. aT7o No. Alaska st. and
Anna Lucille Lewis. ~. To7p 30
Yakima ave
Howard Reals. AZ. sts IVES,
Main ave. ruysllur. and Con.
stance neimore. II. ITO NJ. saith
ST Burton Scott Brewer. "a. span.
away. and Esther kathryn Gin,
rs. Portland ore ~. q. Chisholm.
50. AIS No. stth st. and Margaret
Scofleld. 81. ri, /. Hax 32s. TIA.
coma. Claude Raymond Neal. IL.
Wakefield hotel. and Lillian Anita
Christensen. 70. Wakefield hotel
and George q. Blake. n. Camp
Murray. and Leols Mae Flick. 90
la crands. Ore.
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Actions in Divorce

New divorce actions flied Sat
urday were Gift against Richard
McKeown. burdensome homeiifs
Christina E. against David p.
Burns. addiction TO heavy drink
ins, Caesar against Anne Tene-
brini. burdensome homelife, Dori.
against Kenneth Kramer. cruelty
and non support: WILLIAM M.
against Nsude NJ. schvab, bur
densone homellfs. and Edna
against William Wells. burden
some homelife.
Interlocutory dsersss were
granted TO Jacob from Rose Isslin
a contested case In which Judge
Card awarded the husband all
three children and the wife $50
per month for SIX months. 10 Irma
L. from Joseph y. Rausch. Mar
gsret A. from William /. Adams
Henry from Bsrnice Locke. w. h
from Helyn Smith. Audrs Hazel
from CHARLES Joseph Denseonl
Frances from Albert Steiioh. and
boy lee from Roy l.. Aiiisr. q
final decree to Grace from Leon
ard Imhoff and Herman from
Grace PluEmachsr.
A divorce suit By Leslie sssinst
MARY Holly was dismissed on Pc.
tstion Of IN. plaintiff.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17
BOWLING

Out of ID ladies' teams Compel
ing in the Seattle Womens Star
Sweepstakes held these last two
week-ends At the Ideal alleys. our
local kresm krust Bread team
won first place from competing
teams from Aberdeen. Auburn,
Bremerton. Everett, Wenatchee
and Seattle
Mae knight. captain Of the
kream krust Bread team rolled
$50. Mabel Anderson 500. Dorothy
Hardness 524. Marjorie shaugh-
messy 40l. and Dorothy Troy IA
plus 342 handicap which gave them
total of 2s3e.
Each of the women on the team
won trophy and the team as a
whole Won large trophy for the
sponsor of the Kream krust Bread
team. Mr.. Manthou.
Little Paris Beauty Salon rolled
into fourth place with 2635 in
Guiding a 269 handicap.
Pacific Match placed sixth with
1897 and 234 handicap.
Tacoma Boosters. a pickup
team, rolled into 10th place with
2576 including a 33s handicap.
Those winning place in the
singles events were: list. l.. Wah-
lers 6s1; 4th. L. Pate GIG; 5th. f.
Musselman 612; 10Th, NJ shaugh-
messy $40; 23rd, d. Hardness 5o6;
27th. NJ. Christianson 557.
Those winning place in the
doubles events were as follows:
Bird, Rowe 1929: 9Th.
Davis-Coles 110s. 18th, Mussel-
man Blattler 100: and 18th,
Mundheim-La 1899.
Eleanor Brown won first place
in high series team event and also
won a trophy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17

Brssnt Presehooi meets TUESDAY
At = o'clock ~ the home OF Mrs.
A. X. Jor Ian. a2s Rldgswood ave-
nue.. Mrs. Lillian Emblem will Lad
the group In two discussions. The
Major Mysteries and Whose
Fault Ii II 20 Mrs. Ray atsrmsr
Will preside and Mrs c. ID. Lyonsls
will sing group Of numbers &C.
eompanled by Mrs.. Elmer suvsf.
Mrs Jordan viii be assisted by
Mrs. . ,. Oliver and T. saliee.
Edison Fre.s hsoI meets Tues
day 81 = o'clock in room 4 Of the
school slth Ars. Flwell Hoyt
speaking ON My Experience in
pfeaehool Work Mrs. Otto l..
Bahlman Will preside. Miss naf.
bafa pentland viii play several
piano solos and Will slso issd the
community singing Mrs. Gerald
c. Baker il IN charge Of the
candle. lighting ceremony which
includes Mrs Bshlmsn. Mrs. j. e.
Harrison. Mrs. Gordon NJ BAIRD
and nrs. stem sjosrss. Mrs r. J.
Richard will he Chairman Of ths
social hour assisted by MIRA Harry
Hsrnlah and Hrs Rshimsn.
Franklin rfesehssi meets Tues.
day a. = o'clock At the home ~
Nrs T. s simonson. 1924 South
Washington street. Mrs A. NJ
Ray Will he the speaker and Mrs.
V. A. VIM Will preside. There
! vii be a Founders day ceremony
nFs Mary Walker will give .
reading. Mira. Donald Mitchell VIII
Lad the study eiub On Whose
Fault In n ?" Mrs Aimansou will
be assisted BY Mrs c. W. Russell
and Mrs Carl Cord.
or.st pr..shseI meets Tuesday
at > oeieaa Nlth Mrs G. q
Trimbis speaking on Behavior
Problems. nss Russell v Hsr-
rod all preside Doris Ma
Francis Vii siss several readings
Mr. r NJ Baker IL hostss. as
sisted ~ Mr.. Harry Fulton ana
Mrs v A. Bell
Lincoln high p.-T. A. meets
Tuesday a. IS IN rom al Of
ths school s1fh Afs I " Barton
speaking On The seven Emotional
psriods u tAfs wsst my Con.
tribute Ms Thor HOMELAND ylii
pfsslas Jssnstts Haftman siii
pay the aecofdlon. The executive
board Will meet IN ths Red Cross
roam al lis
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17
.Cocker-Springsr
Meeting Monday

The cocker spaniel and springer
spaniel field trials COMMITTEES IL
requested 10 meet Al y. m. Mon.
day in the Model Grill restaurant,
10 formulate plans for The March
0 combination roeksr and springer
trials
Last year the same event srs~
An entry Of a. doss from Wash.
inston and Oregon including me
dog from California and ran their
heats nsfore . gallery Of some
800 parsons.
Those requested 10 hs present
are Alfred Nelson, Roy COMA.
Everett Mstxesr. Hobt. Wsds-
worth. Howard c.limsr. Eari Col.
son. John Lutis. Pete bfidswell.
Milton Smith. nay shirmsn. Vim.
J. Len='gsn. Ray orumnsi. Carl
tgndkfen and Arthur Iiostwlek.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17
z Tdcom0ns SLIGHTLY
Injured in Accident

Two Tacoma were slightly in
tured Saturday morning when the
car in 8hieh they Were riding failed
4 maze a turn O. ne Buckley
sumner road four niles east Of
Sumner Saturday a. a. m.
TIE injured are Mrs. Esthere Nc
Kee. -. OF 1925 50. 6 st. and Ar
thur Kroil Of 2322 So. Tacoma ave.
Mrs. Mckee was treated for bruises
In the Puysllup hospital
Driver Of the car. William 2.
stdel. p. Of 1913 So. X ST. WAS IN
iur.d. He told State Patrolman I.
n. Mullins. investigating officer h.
turned Sharply 70 AVOID an sp-
preaching car. the light ~ which
blinded him, ard went into = ditch.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17
Student Sentenced
To 20 Year Term

Hlenayd iisssrs. is-yssssoid str
dent. ~. sentenced 70 not moro
than 20 years In Ehs state pend.
tsniisry IN ~sIlA s~iis by judge
Fred q. REMAIN Saturday after
pleading guilty To = charge 81 rays
lass Monday.
me srntSnfe so mandatory.
hassfs. along ~itn . eompanioas
Stanley J. Biamb<rx. ~. u 5pe-
xan@. participated N . dounle
attack upon . Farklan1 girl lass
ssptsmnsf 10
Blsmhefx has already pieAdsd
guilty ara 10 nsv ssSvsss nis 49,
senes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17
.-HAPpY-
Kirthday

SATURDAY. tvnNtAnS ~
n.s>ss i.sie Gavin. n. :. Mas
sas
Misc esiIas gssss. ses 4 ~.
Alfred Asaevser. rnsailssp.
Mss. Martha sesenses. puv.
sil.p.
gasAes 1. nsar~ase. lst1 -.
Cushmas ave.
ysss nsuh. ssea H. q ~.
sshssy kssstss. isis - - -.
susoAsi. vissuAav -
Ime sssas Wipf. ssas -.
Tyler ~.
Mrs. Mary naasee. ma Ne.
Washiaasss ~
nsshass nesh Hryss. H. q
nss "a
William rslsAsses. - -.
Yakima ave.
Jsm~s N. kss,,. f1si n. D 81.
neste Jees Mses. keiesstlie.
Mr.. Lsse,ts o~sewsh,. ~ ..
Nos ess.
I.e~ keAvse wtlnss. sef1 N.
Thesnpses ave.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17

Building permits ~srs lsssisd
Saturday 10 ~. A. Briggs Co. for
alteration u ths rasld<nce III iDfz
No. ] si. into four apartments. at
. cost u 5000. Nils Jordsi. u. go
rsxidsnes II zDIs No. Union ave.
Jobn q. Johnson. " 900 rssidsnes
al sis No. tlfs VI. William Hit
1filnn. o. 600 fssldsnes. 500 No.
2Isi 81 Leonard Josrs. residences
costing s. zs1 sash AZ soz and eos
Va 4sth ii Victor Hoimb~fx,
u 900 alterations in rs.ldsaes al
at IA stth ".
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17
Convict Soldier
In Homicide Case

Bringing in their verdict al
1850 a m. Saturday. a jury IN
Judge +. ID. Hodges court found
Sgt. Walter B. Higham guilty OF
negligent homicide for the death
of Mrs. Mary Greenwood Of olym-
pia last September
Mrs. Greenwood. So. disd a week
after an automobile accident be
tween the car in which she WAS
riding and Sgt Highams car on
the LakeviewPuyallup highway
Sgt. Higham. 55-year-old Nc
Chord field soldier, will be sen
fenced next week.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17
Moyor Coin on Radio

MAYOR Harry r. CAN II rseonas
Will open Wsshingtsn Products
WEEK in special broadcast pre-
gram from kJR. Seattle. A. .
D. m. Monday night Re vii urge
Increased Use Of Usshinxion-rsd.
rood. 10 Greats nsN industries.
employment ard increased markets
for the states base resources.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17
Driver. Companion
Fined by Justice

{. A. Anderson and & NJ King.
both Of ssatt1e. contributed
siz2 80 TO Pierce county saturday
after pleading guilty in Judge
Clarence LAytons court.
The tao msn we're arrested ~
state Patrolman Pattison ard
booked 81 The county jail at $40
a m. FRIDAY. Andersen VAS
charged with being drunk. King
with drunk driving. Baih posted
bail
Judge Layton fined Anderson
fzz 20 and costs and King was
fined 800 md costs. Both finss
we're pad a. once.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17

record l1me ia first ps<k Il III
mag IA The memorials commit
tss ~ the hot.~ ard sas t. -
an fef passage Monday
Little chance fnr opposition wss
farssren. ara the memorial SO
destined Tor rapid sFsnssnlsxsen %
washington. u. {.
There, however. Il may meet .
different fate. Without an efGAn=
lsed Lobby. without Indications
that either the army NJ navy 10
partmsasa 9Th foster n. the me-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17
HURT IN ACCIDENT

George Escock. q. Of Fort
Lewis, Geordon Wendlend. 20. of
Camp Murray, and Muriel Rich
ards. 81. Of scappose. Ore. were
treated in St Joseph's hospital
Saturday for minor injuries aus
tanned IN an automobile accident on
9Th ave. shortly before midnight
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17

ponents Evergreen Tavern. didn't
let them take more than two points
although they had the top scores
p schwab nsnoed 223 pins for the
nigh single game lat night Al the
Coliseum ALLEYS while Joe kendzlsr.
his tesmmste ran Up . score OF 5&3
for three games that registered thus
l6s 200. i7p. with kendizsr', 543
Longo'e AT Youns's 40. Gustsve- :
son's $40 and ScnWsbs SAB and 2s6
handicap. they heid high team score
With 2o23
Poodle Dogs ar. stnl at the top
Of the list ulth ~ polntk won and 10
lost and Evergreen Tavern close be-
mind with 10 wins and IL lo~ses.
ResuitS
Interstate Produce 2s23 fD VI
Evergreen Tavern 2s47 "a. hlsn
game schWao 223. hisn series,
Kendlzer 543
Poodle Dos 7sl5 u1 va Cora n
Som 246t o. hlsh game. BoJtr
lsl hish series q BoYsf 30s
Commercial Distributors zs73 -
y Wart.noss serve. Ease ~ hlsn
game Bsliour 100. hish ssri.s. Bal
four AS
Cofbtt A. Company and Con
sumefs Msrset postponed their
match but Ali roll II of SUNDAY.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17
APPROVE PROJECT

A ss,sr system project Tor ths
Browns Point boulevard district
yss approved ny NPA st Wssns
inzten. D 2. saturday FOR fed
srAl conrfl button ~ s. ns7 for
labor. u xss announced ~ B-na-
tor wallsrsn ard conzressmsn
Coffss.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17

A federal jury Friday convicted
Iossph Patrick zank, NJ Mosllps.
ON . charge Of selling liquor 70
Indians. .Hs sas convicted here
before Judge Lloyd l. Black by
10 Jury of eight @eBsn and four
men. who returned tina verdict al
4 .. m.
Asnisnss Uss deferred nrsll
Thursday. zen. 20 At 80 D m.
10 give Zach time ~ put his sisi.
mass affairs In order. fhs specific
charge against MIN concerned sale
~ a case Of beer 10 an Indian last
October,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17

WOMEN'S CITY LEAGUE
Coliseum Alleys

Fannie Gamble Of the Little
Paris team led the many high
scorers with games of $50 III
and 100 for a biz 541 total. Other
500 scores were: Nell Bowman
sal; Fern Coles $50. Helen Mund-
helm SIS: Babe PenoWich SIT and
Helen Blattler 500.
Yvonne Johnson. Babe Penowieh
and Fern Coles each scored pol
which was high single game.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17

noon Quarter noon Quarter
Fsn IS Mas Mar Il PED. 10
Data supplied ny { q wssthsr
bureau. Department Of Commerce
Washington forecast - Partly
cloudy Saturday night and Sun
dsy. little change in temperature:
moderate east 20 northeast winds
over the coastal and inland waters.
except for fresh easterly wind In
the straits of Juan de Fucs
Rainfall in Tacoma for tho -
hours ending At S a. m. Saturday.
none. since Feb. l. o. inch. 4
deficiency Of 17s inches. since
Jan. l. te6 inches. a deficiency
of s.eI inches
Wind At a. m. Saturday. north
10 mp.h.. barometer Al 5000.
falling and then rising oil.
sun rises st ia a m. Sunday
and sets at IS p. m.
Taeomss weather m Feb. Is.
1910 Partly cloudy. trace Of rain.
maximum temperature 81 degrees
and minimum Il. Highest wind
velocity IA m phi. from the south.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17
EMPLOYERS END MET

Frank Foisie. San Francisco,
WAS reelected president Of the
Waterfront Employers association
OF the Pacific coast AZ the group
concluded It's annual meeting Sat
urday at San Francisco.
Abraham Boyd. San Francisco.
VAS named secretary. and Frazier
Bailey and X. J. Middleton, Of
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17
NORTHWEST DOOR LEAGUE
Hi-Nst Alleys

Panel Cutters 1918 "a - Odd
Dept z2se IL. high ssms. p CilgsS
ia nigh serlss n GilksY tss
sash DEPT 2s45 - y. sisnt Cut
fsfs 1855 IL nish Earns Leslie az
NIB sssies Lssiis sss
Tear Dosn Cfsg 2s7s - Door
shsnnefs 74sT 81 hlFh ssms l.
FsuIk al high .srtsS L rsuis 80
suFsznsr Gang 727s IL - Door
Opt 1850 a.. nigh ssnas Como is1.
hlsn s<rIse "a pstmer t5s
Cue Dep z3is a. "a Dsy cutters
2fz0 -. kIgh sar1e rrtekslton is3
hlsh serles FTlcxslton ss7.
Veneer ShippsYs 2so4 ~ VI Offles
zz35 To- nisn sare A Bers l7s.
nish stFiss. @ Wsfso al.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17
-LECIS.LICHT-
.-pOLITICUIARS

CAPITOL oiymps-Affsr five weeks the first measure
directed toward rebuilding Tacoma Sarrnvs bridge
slated for final passage BY the legislature Monday.
The house vii consider Joint memorial No. I. asking
Uncle sam 10 help build the bridge military and
nonae necessity
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17

Fine n $50 ana eoets sDf rs@
vocation n ma drivers license
ygsrs imposed Saturday on Edwin
efsd.har ~ Police Judge Hlens
nend Bradshaw &sk convicted
~ drunk driving BE ssif Hs hsd
Cat Ms df4ssrs llcsnss. ogt the
court revoked II anyway
Ordinary commercial gaselins
ssixhs from Sc 10 81 pounds .
gallon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17

e nea-F<ssknstlaa there
4 .s-.s, rssn y ,.~p-r,.s
~ith Fs,sreAd engines ~ rolling
ssnes safety devices Ths psen1oyI
Flse years. II on flas - hsth.
sasn pfevsssae . mad n -
21o. sntreIaeesi ~ senators Hasney
Jaessen sna Al Neeslltus. go
passed ~ the senets ~ 10 . rrs-
day. Any fence ar suvsv -
such staten fasirusa property alss
10 sulIfy a. . feiony. rhe ~
hAd The backing Il railway
nvcshsrhe,ds ard wss tsvmea .
necessity - . iifs- pveeeetten
measure.
n~p. ne As~piss ~
rseses e~<ssy Nh eaitlao ~
essstsssrstss ~ ettatno
arus.rs IN Tae.ma y 80
pre.ses In TIE Fepevs ~ Wesh-
iusts~ state Taxpayers ssss-
sissies. aeflaitets ~sast~ -
sh~ saejpvt. <nts ~ WerA.
"Assssshsllay ~ - ~ sern
spsapsiaesees - 80 ~ Nooe
sp~~ IN 9,ssssss~. rne wh'noe
psssses ~ essel1laO - ns<.e
stsssss s~,11pvy sfpes ~ 49,
80 sesssss esnevepscy sesue9
- Aeeesse1 seeet n nneeMeo
pssnsAee - 1ptesM1ns serss.
ss>ty ~ l~rassae 80 cons.
srses ~ ~ h<sst1esos spe1eA
- weel - ~ peleey - ~
f~1esal gsvesume~s - - -
FUTURE ssasss ~ tness ssso1eesy
usita"
New hills n the legislature
already zoo hsils are under eea-
sidsratien include ans slisd ~
John r. Mecutcbsnn. 10 IN ssvms
II thrse members NJ The stats
hoard of prison ssrms and psruiss
al nins yssrs. the maximum salary
st 1890. nns by X A. tzAehb
vsne In clamp restrictions ~
companies making tasss under
1900. ons by Kathryn A. iaer-
storl Aslssrum allowing essiss.
counties. ~h.ol districts 10 81
up community fsrests" IN land
they take over saa tn neaefit ~
the revenue NJ such apssstlons-
INV . floufiahins industry IN VIE.
eonsln. virginia. Massachusetts
Tennessee.
.tSbhs" husseHen y ssonee.
81 ~ pteh ~ seses lasss1se~
iias ~ ses. ff1ss sestNnsj
Nesi's iasa ~ hssstweas sss
IT u per eerh i.eee tses1
fees Of iusuAss fss ~ ls6anbns
manufacturers.
Atteatton. nswstsws roeeWoi
Keep an eye On seusss ball IA.
n II passes. bookmahing On ne
hanEisiis football games. basehail
samss ina racing dnxs. Gle. .
In tins criminal eisssr . xrnae
missismssnar nut only shsn Inc
returns eoms In from ogt-of stats
tracks
Reps Zsss vsns. f1ln and Er-
dahl hAse sans Ia Bot far sbe
blind in I'm sz1. declaring hornee
under tsopo. personal property ~
1900 lifs Insurance. ~ u nm snail
not be tsrmsd resources.
teese's H. stses $40 ~ M
psstirs mstss esssssssssy.
wfsh nep. ihtsgj us@sew~s1
IN sin Nh 80. ossbthsssso
thew
REP. fapoksnsr Sweeney wants
All lafor Unions In ltsmEse tbsts
auss ineoms ana sutRos - report
bsth To ths sfsts department. ~
lsbor ana Industries =. hes . Nh
filed 10 that effect.
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Stocks Firmer on Exchange
After Break 10 New Lows
DOW JONES AVERAGES
>ATI RDsf

Dow JONES AVERAGES
SATURDAY
Industrial .....1ls.5s. M a.sa
Rail .......... ss.ss. up oil
Utility $500. 1875. mp e.lo
IS Stocks 800. sa.ll. mp o.ss
Stock sales Appropriated 400 900
shares. the most Ter = short ses-
sion tn. year. compared with $50
eoo last Saturday when volume
VAS the smallest since Sept. i.
curb stock Sales were ss 900
shares against 81 100 = week ago.
NEw YoRk Stocks were nrm-
81 Saturday after Fridays break
10 new lows since June Il.
steels led the recovery. At the
high for the session. Bethlehem
VAS al 7o'3. up / L S. Steel SIS
Up =: and Youngstown Sheet &
Tube. 32A. up 1. coppers were
firm.
Chrysler and General Motors
made small gains Rails firmed.
Savage Arms and New York Ship
building gained a point. Home
stake mining was up more than a
point. Great Western Sugar pre-
ferred gained points. American
Steel Foundries and Bath Iron
Works also were up point. East
man Kodak was more than point
higher at its top.
Small gains were noted in rail-
road shares. which responded TO
better earnings reports.
.r,,nxs n.nr.r.nNS
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siRgIT srRrtT BOOSTERS

FNFItfIW NIL
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17

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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-07-21
It's EASY TO SWIM
2. The Face Float
By ESTHER WILLIAMS
FORMER Sprint Champion


Stand IN water up to your
chest and raise your arms over
head, alongside your ears with
fingers extended and close to-
gether, thumbs touching.
Take a deep breath, lean for
ward on the water, push up from
the bottom and begin to kick
Count 1-2-3-4-5-6 and kick in
rhythm You're floating with
Your face submerged, and NOV
ms across the water.
Hold your breath as lone as
you can comfortably do so.
then exhale through your nose.
When you need 10 breathe.
stand up and fill your lungs.
Repeat until you 90 This ex-
ercise easily.
It's only short step freTa the
face float TO dog padding. Try
to initiate a dog swimming. Your
chin and mouth will be in the
water. your nose just above the
surface, Strike out forward
with your arms as if you were
reaching for an object, pull them
toward your body. kick your
legs.
Your first attempts may be
awkward, but after a few trials
your movements will seem al
most instructive. Most self
taught swimmers begin this way.
Youth get a thrill when you find
yeu can keep yourself afloat and
also make some progress.
Practice breathing by hang
. ing onto some object and kick
ing as YOU did in Lesson I. Put
your face in the water while
you count I-2-3. and turn your
head sideways 10 breathe as
you count ass. Inhale
through your mouth. then ex-
hale through your nose while
your face is in the water.
When you get tired, relax by
floating on your back. After
you're rested. begin to kick.
You'll find a slight movement Of
arms and legs viii propel you
gently through the water with
a minimum Of effort. It's an
excellent way for an exhausted
swimmer to regain his wind.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-07-21
JOIN THE ARMY
AND GO FISHING
(By Associated Preas,

ANCHORAGE. Alaska, July 81.
Fort Richardson's Army Fish
ermen's Train Is one Of its most
popular recreation projects this
summer The special train leaves
the fort here at | p. m. Satur-
days and drops the soldier-sports-
men at half dozen lakes and
creek crossings. It returns from
Curry at 4 .. m. Sundays, picking
them up enroute.
Most Of the soldiers bring
home well-filled creels. w. j..
Mcdonald. fire control chief,
says the soldiers are careful
about fire hazards. and Alaska
Railroad officials praise their con-
duct.