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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-08
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40 IN fail Ell = ladder. IL fes
covering satisfactorily. sftsr hsink
taken TO 81 Joseph. hospital. -
~ss able TO return home
p p. Herbert. city passenger
agent for tire Great Northern raj.
read. reports ne hss received ma
merou. inquiries concerning the 81
meet At Leavensorsh. Wash. ea
Saturday. Many raeomsns have
made reservations on the special
train to he operated 10 Isesvsa-
worth. according to Herbert
Mitchell '. chsrs,e,. ~ho has
many friends here. has ben
awarded an ALFRED A. knopf liter
sry fellowship ~ $1,000 20 sid
him IN completing = biography n
Thurlow Weed. eonfidsnt q I'm
coin. Seward and Greeley Charm
ley. University q Washington
graduate 10 on the faculty u the
University q Minnesota,
CITY Engineer oau n. rer.s~ck
- expected To return Friday eve.
alng from Portland where he at
tended an asphsltie convention.
Mayor Harr, ?. Cain and TIT
It,e. Commissioner Robert ID
o'>eu were visitors al the state
legislator, in Olympia FRIDAY IN
the interests 81 legislation eens-
fitting and affecting the City Of
Tacoma.
SECOND Lieut.. pau Jsrobus. TIA
CONAN who has heen stationed oil
Port Morden. Ia. been ordered to
report 10 the Coast Artillery re-
placement center At Camp ciallam.
san Diego. Cant He will beEin
his new assignment about Feb. Is.
Among .ist division corporal.
recently promoted to sergesnts
WIRE Cpls doe Red Thunder. Her
man Nod Elk. d.. and Clyde stand.
ing Rear, all members 81 the Sioux
Indian tribe from Poplar. Mont
q. =. Cor,ei,ou Vas to Iesv. rri.
day for Chicago. returning by way
OF 81. Paul. MINI.
Two railroad representatives
from Seattle were In Tacoma
Thursday Visiting the railroad Off
ees They were ,. stanley Rogers.
of the Missouri Pacific Lines. and
Larry Curtain, of tho Nickel Plate
Line
Honor su.., Of the A A. U. W.
social study group In Bremsrton
Friday afternoon wss Mrs. Bert
ram 4. Thomas Of Tseoms.
Dick yo.i. who puts in most of
his time with bees. now Ia attend.
ins the ship filters oisssss being
conducted at Grant school.
II. Col vlsrn I. Anderson Of
Tacoma, member ~ the ssth
Field Artillery Brigade, tist Dlvi-
sion. At Camp Murray. viii report
this week al Fort Leavenworth
Kas. for a two months course in
tn. command and general staff
school there.
Marvin Bickenbaeh. "a. Of 2e06
So 18th st. was In Washington
Minor hospital Thursday. reported
~ recuperating from the effects Of
chlorine gas, which he accident
ally inhaled at his work Wednes-
day.
Upon receiving pictures ~ Nor
aee Pip) koehIer, new manager
Of the Tscoms Tigers baseball club.
Jack QuiIi couldn't quite MAX. up
his mind whether Pip resembles
Wendell WiIlki~ or Rudy NsIIee.
The starr ~ the 1871 Tshoms
Stadium high school yearbook. ~
busy props rinf copy under the
direction Of Roy Vaughn. editor
Oliver riv Co. Of which v. y.
Oliver 10 president. will move from
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-08
HEAVY MOVEMENTS HERE
Core Of the News
yARigD PROGRAM

Young peopi. ~ the saivstlon
Army corps No. z. will present q
program of readings and sons In
tho hail. iiit 80 i2th at. Friday
st 7.s0 . m. The parsie 10 invited.
BEST butter down sgsin ~ the
Gov. adv
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sgAT1Ig VOCALIST
sGpt1DCI.ED

Featured during the musical
program at Faith Temple. 10. zisi
and SITS. Saturday at 7ss p. m.
will be Hildins Hslssrson Of Ne.
sitls. introducing the vocalist will
be the Rev. william siipp. assist.
ant pastor Of tina host church.
Young people u ths chumh will
assist In prepared musical num-
bers
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-08
1,&1SS& [a587sk
Fsrrymen Get New Two Ysor Contract:
Ships. Corqoss Moving BrisklY Here

Remaining for completion ~
chores commenced earlier IN the
week were m. satartla and the
Black Eagle. the former loading
for the Orient and IN. other ready.
ing for the Atlantic seahoard.
Departures overnight included
tho steel Navigator, Amur. Lewis
fAick-nhach, Fiying Cloud, Co
lumblan and la rurisims,
slated for appearances on the
local range Saturday are two
regular callers at this port. The
American Nal IAns steamer Cold
brook will discharge Philippine
gold concentrates AZ the smslisr.
while ths X I Luehenbseh comes
frnm the east coast 10 aft gen
sral freiEhts
PORT CALENDAR
te.s~is In PostI Black Eagle.
ahaffsr Mo. l. satartls. shsffsf
No. 2. Point San Pablo, Mecor-
mick. Yves, Coast. port Piers.
whitney Olson, Defiance mill !;
Astoria. Dlehman mill.
ye..~ls Uae saturday. Geld
brook. snsitsr. n. I. Luessnbssh.
spsrry.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-08
FIERCE COUNTY HOLM Gs-
Assn.

Pierce County holiness sssoeis-
ton Siil meet in FIRST yrss Astho-
dat church. 80. 18Th ana ] St..
Tuesday. Es-eOIncii meeting will
eonssn. al 2 pm. Evangelist
A.rsls Poe 10 .eh.daisd 70 preach
a. .. and Miss Della BraDdsnbufs.
missionary. recently returned from
emma. will SPEAK A. 100 Miss
Brsndsnburs also slli address =
prayer band nesting IN Friends
church. ssth 81 ard Mckinley ave.
Wedns sdsy at 10 q m.
In emergencies. WoUSDE< e-
right thing st the night time. adv.
The futon Market. next door TO
Con- Butter Store. Pacific and JEFF
fsrson. mas rsopsnsd. Bargains in
butter and meat % per cent u
Tacoma traffic center mere. adv
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FRIDAYS QUOTATIONS.

Quotations courtesy Dean Writer &
Co Washington Bldg. members
New York Stock Exchange
HInh I.hn Close
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Ernst Returns
For Conference
Checks on Whut Is
Done for Soldiers

Former state Welfare Dir-ctes
Charles p Ernst ~ longer the
states most controversial political
issue returned 10 visit raooms
briefly Thursday afternoon and
evening 10 learn what the city =
dong with IL. community oetga-
ton II entertaining an army q
= 600 men and increasing mum
eers Of civilian defense workers
After an afternoon visit 10 the
army post. Ernst stopped In town
for dinner with Mayor Harry 7.
Can. 10 ask n. report on work
a. his special committee toward
providing entertainment for the
army. when such = huge mum.
Der 81 men IL 10 ee concentrated
on The edge Of the city. recreation
is gong to he one Of the greatest
social problems. according to
Ernst
~ field representative for the
American Public Welfare sssocis.
ton. a private organization Of
many welfare agencies, Ernst Is
studying the problems brought on
by national defense activity In II
western states
Major Interests
Health. medical attention and
recreation are Ernsts major In
tcrests in the community here. he
said. but he also II concerned with
the temporary housing difficulty,
which becomes = part ~ the health
problem. A round up 81 all the
available rooms even IN private
homes which can be rented tenn
porsrily "a one community effort
he hopes 10 see.
Increased demand for houses In
town and in the suburbs IL bring
ing increased rents which are
decided worry 10 persons interested
in welfare administration here,
Ernst said
The former welfare director said
he hoped 10 see much bigger
community job OF entertaining the
visiting army and said he WA
much pleased with what the army
itself Is doing at the fort.
No Public Appearances
Ernst. making no public appear.
ances on his return TO the state.
met here with the mayor. County
Welfare Administrator George NJ.
V. Brown. Miss Ruth Fitzsimons,
assistant state social security
director: and representative OF
schools. chamber OF commerce and
private social agencies OF Tacoma
Coordination OF tho>e local
agencies with tho mayors COM
mittee. Is a project Ernst stressed.
Such agencies a. Family Welfare
IL finding a greatly increased load
of problems ~ families Of soldiers
and defense workers come here
and Travellers Aid has been swamp
ed with trsnsients. wives looking
for travelling husbands and even
soldiers asking ways Of entertain.
ing themselves In Tacoma.
when social problems of the de
fens@ program. in health. disloca
ton OF families and recreation
needs have been studied thoroughly
federal aid may be sought TO help
out in the affected communities.
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last sept. 10. and compared with
40 600 Thursday Curb volume
was 50 900 shares against =. 600
NEW YoRk Prices moved IT.
regularly on the stock market Fri
day with volume around the low
est in several months
Steel shares recovered a point
Or so from their lows and near the
close were slightly under the pre-
Vious close. Motors came hack
under lead OF Chrysler which was
UP a point. The group was aided
by the weekly report Of Wards
on production showing a new high
for the year this week al $4,000
cars and trucks.
For time there WAS selling in
railroad shares. Norfolk 4 West
ern was down a point at EOS. The
group recovered slightly.
General Motors eased on its re-
port for 1910 early in the day and
then rallied with Chrysler on ia
vorable motor industry news.
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Hospltsi flowers. Him. Florist.
adv
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fEgAl. HOt1cg
NOTICE M COUNTY AuUfIOQ o.
cLoBlso on IMPORTATION
sooks OF Pfenrs COUNTY.
s0ffta - HHaenS 3fvnu snss
th~ fsss<sfsslsa Bosxs Of rural pfe~
sl6ets u Fiefes Csuass, ia shi1B eso
fssDsasa ma ssmss "A siisibie ybtefs.
sa ths sssn,ns n Sssfa4rs list ib4i.
fifts<n dsrs efssa "a d4h4sal sDfino
ki<ftisH fng. AAfsn iltn. teet.
Dated 81 fseoms Ws<hinsson* snto-
1lst azy ~ Isausfy, l>4f
cf.ffFOnD DAsf4
Pssrea C1unts Asialtoe
ANA neoiseses.
~ \ rtfa
s1pA ~ E1eatlona
rus zen 1sb ana lean. -
ryAcHkhs sxsmlnssior in uaenieo-
Too Btste Manual will ~ heA -
tk.s gffies ~ kh~ count7 sup1eios
t~nasnt 81 a<hooiA ~ cqsyt
nssass faesaa. NSfsh 4. A 80
q m. II so1 sisn - teno ~
eszminstsos pleaae aoetfy IN
County s<nsoi eussststsn1eas's
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-08

TRIAL DATG sET
Arrested for drunken arriving %
January 81. ismss Kramer mad HE
ease set for trial on Zen. 10 in
Judge W. A. Rlssmoads Police
court.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-08

Mayor Harry r. Cain and TIT
tiles Commissioner Robert ID
OMEN wer. visitors al the stats
legislatur, in Olympia FRIDAY IN
the interests II legislation eens.
fitting and affecting the city Of
Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-08
Volume Light on Market as
Stocks Move Irregularly
DOW JONES AVERAGES

Stock sales Friday approNimsted
$40 900 shares. smallest total since
last Sept Is. and compared with
420 600 Thursday Curb volume
was 50 900 shares against 1000
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second Lieut.. rsa Jsrobus. TIA.
CONAN who has heen stationed al
Port Morden. has been ordered Ia
report 10 the Coast Artillery re-
placement center At Camp ciallam.
san Diego. Can't He will beEin
his new assignment about ren. Is.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-08

II. toI. NIfEIl T. Nndrfson of
Tacoma, member ~ the s6th
Field Artillery Brigade, tlst Divi-
sion. At Camp murray viii report
this week At Fort Lesvenworth.
Kas.. for a two months course In
tn. command and general STAFF
school there.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-10
Practical I est
Given 8th F. A.

A practical test of the ssih
field artillery battalion st FORT
Lewis was IN progress Thursday
under direction 81 nrig. Gen
Jonathan w. Anderson. command
ing the 81 division artillery. with
division staff officers assisting.
Tho battalion took the field
Wednesday for . is-mils march
INTO concealed hlyousa. from which
two hvwisxsr batteries ~sre nosed
into position during tbs night 10
fire on targets furnished for them
Thursday.
Officers said The combat slsuA-
ton tesss cover al normal phases
n field operation. Including The
cars and packing ~ mules. -.
eursey of firing and fs.nefinsinx
~ the battalion stair. The a.
slmsd situation put. the TX ssny
corps with II. right flank 81 Hoy
on . north and seasih front sionE
the Milwaukee railroad. facing :
hostile corps reinforced BY ms
ehanizsd traors.
Ths oath y. A. hosisseys wsrs
placed In position nrsr the His'
auaiiy river. protesting withdrawal
Of an assumed infantry regiment
The batteries we're required q
carry On an setiys defense sxssn~l
enemy aircraft tanks and go
attacks.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-10

Memorial funeral services will
be held ~ 730 p. m. Friday Al
the KAHN funeral home. Seattle.
for Capt r. n Hnrisy. WIN for
years was active In th~ business
and marine life NJ Tacoma. Capt
Blrley died In Vancouver. n. C..
wher. funeral services have been
held.
Capt Buriey came 10 Tacoma In
1890 following . number of years
service on English sailing ships
he became interested In the tug
boat business with Robert Nc
cullough and organized tbs Ia
coma Tug q Barge Co.
Later biz interests we're taken
over by Mccullough and Capt.
Burlsy entered Puget Sound PILOT
service. he was pllos for the Bius
Funnel line Of steamers up 70 the
time falling health caused hii
resignation. lie was . member d
the pilots organization and q mum.
Der 81 ffstsrnal organizations II
Taeons. He wss a charter mem
bsr Of The Tacoma CommsreAs
club. later affiliated with the Ia
coma Chamber u Commerce
Capt. Bgrlsy made his hons q
Seattle for q number ~ years.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-10

Possiblr plans 10 assist TIRE bind
In combating the rtsing coat Df
,iving win be discussed Saturday
when the board Of directors u the
Washington STATE Associaiion CT
the Blind meets at the home OF
Psui Werner, 1914 So. PARK ave,
Tacoma board rnsmeer.
Mrs. Ethel l. Zeiglsr. Yakima.
state president. also win attend the
session. The other Tacoma board
member 10 Mrs Norma knight.
representing the vays and means
committee.
Following the board session the
Pierce County Association q the
Blind viii meet Sunday al 2 p. m
n TIE Grin room AZ Hotel Olympus.
Mr.. zeigler. Who - nov serving
her third tern a. stats president,
MI! De present
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-10
Seventh Store
Since May l
Sideways Lotest
Unit oi 9Th. Pine

Another milestone in the pro
gress II the ssfeway Stores yin -
recorded Friday with TIE open
ing a it, newest unit At eth ave
The sltra-mod.rn grocery and
meat market with It's large
parking areas. u the seventh
to BE opened ~ tho ssfeasy or
ganization since May l Of this
year. The Pine 81. store replaces
the original safeway store first
established in Tacoma in 1919 At
SIN and Fife at This store VIII
thus Be closed after Is years op-
GRAFTON.
The new store has $500 square
feet Of floor space. scientifically
arranged fer the nest efficient
merchandise displays and ease in
shopping. H. T. Brown. Tacoma
district manager. pointed out
There il complete meat depart
ment with modern refrigeration
and large vegetable displays. The
store ls similar in design to others
recently opened except that II
boasts new type recessed nuores-
cent lighting that provides day
light atmosphere throughout the
store.
In charge af The PM 81 market
In Andy Query. The head meat
cutter il Quay Martin. Both men
have been with safeway for over
10 years.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-10
High Winds
On Coast

The Il. . weather. e1fSeeu Tnnee%
d.y issusd stpvn wsrntnes teiiine
~ nigh winds sianG The resffse
coast frssn Cape Msndorise nfxtn.
Ths warnings we're inssed y
three parts. Ths fra ADVISES
shipping tn sontlnsie sfosa <ssn-
lnss noFth ~ the roinmma ~
strong u sais fssss sesthesiy
esnds shlfsina II sfsnnG westerly
In tate forenoon ard dtwsinieniaG
sloxfy fhSrssftss
The s~onnd fseamm~n<ied warn
ing. ~ strong sasthsvfy ~tnae =
hnsss~d from MarsNfleid ~ IL
Columbia rsvss win ths vsn<1e -
coming gales ~ late fSrsneaa -
shifting IN wes1~vty - 11m1e1ns'
lnr somewhat IN easly afeornnna
Ths third Recommended ssne1l
ersfs warnings ~ notgssd sUv fSeee
10 strung soathwsstsviy win1s IN
sstsrnoon bssws>n Men1r<iae assd
MsrshSlssd.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-10
September Poles
Report Is Made

In rspnrt u commlnstaue<
nolm<s Eastwood pertaining -
activities At tn pnlire Department.
for the month II neptssabss. chtef
~ Police Elnar f1annseth revealed
mat ~ tins ~ sutnmobtiss reperssd
stolen. ~ md bs~n Feesversd. -
NJ them by local police.
me department slsn rseevsssd
t~o automobiles stnisn pfsos -
H~ptsmh~r. Mine per~sns wsrs Ar
rs.tsd for auto fbsft.
one es.s n Negligent hrmlssde
by means ~ salsn was reported.
-Four p~ssans ~sse arrested RI
either prsrtiesnE ~ snlscisis9 prs.
tltnsion or operating ~ hang -
| inmate In . bouss ~ prnsssiuftes
Two suicides ard fhrse 81
tsmptsd suicides vers listed
Twenty-Five permits - ps,rsanss
firearms wsre isesed-
Ffvs persons. faur sdulfs -
en@ minor. were $3.50 70 II stetp
traffic fatality tall
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-10
Vehicle Inspection
Deadline Oct. 10

Friday vas set az tire desdiine
for state safety vehicle laspeetlon
for the current year. according 10
an announcement made Thursday
BY Joe Thomas. safety inspector
Drivers failing 10 bring fhsir ears
10 the state yehlcls inspection sta
ton at sslh ard soats Tacoma
way before expiration Of the week
VIII - subject 70 arrest. Thomas
aid.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-10
Woman Is Robbed
By Purse Thieves

After attempting TO bluff her
with a toy pistol. two youths at
tackled Mrs. Gustaf A. Engstrom.
325 Ea. 37th st. on the grounds of
the Mckinley school Wednesday
about II p. m. and made off with
her purse containing 81 and per
sonal papers.
Mrs. Engstrom said she anghted
from the bus at 3sth ut. and Nc
Kinley ave. and cut across the
school grounds toward 37th and
G. SITS.
. Two boys came up from behind
her. One pointed a pistol at her and
! demanded her purse.
She said, You can't hold me NJ
with toy pistol
The youths then started To crap
pie with her. One tripped her u
the ground, and the other snatchet
her purse from her hand. They ther
ran To a car parked with its light
on near 37th and G SITS. and spec
west on 37th 1t.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-10
Aiming Of American Ships
Asked Of Solons by F.D.R.

necessary 10 permit American
ships 10 70 anywhere under the
protection Of their avn guns and
their own flag That would re-
qnire repeal Of section 2 NJ the act
II b~ll~ve that n !. es>~s-
tisl In the proper defense III
our country that We c~A~e
giving the definite assistance
which we are now giving In
the agEressors," he said. "For.
In effect. We are inviting their
control Of thu seas by keeping
our ships ont of the perts of
our own friends.
Most Of the vital goods Al
thorixed by the congress are beinl
delivered. Yet many Of thsm arr
being sunk. and A. We approach
full production requiring the us'
Of more ships now being built I
will be increasingly necessary y
deliver American goods under tn
American flag"
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Nine. Perkins
Speaks Friday
Her Visit Here
VIII % Driof

osnexrs - - r.<nn<> we<11
Affalfs cearrss ~see msstnx fsrsl
rfsrsr=slans THaF%f<y - re<<sv>
s~sFet.Fs - LAIR FH.He<. ~.
klns - HrT ss<ss - 10 sssT ~
.ssy evening. when 80 wsl sr~.h
= re .smrasiasn opening ths fan
sesssa - event. fsr u. arHsetne-
I'm
President naa~ru os<~nss.m ~sia
n euuia nct 30 - snno%sn<sd
~nssn<r fn<r< 81 - reeu ~
admitting ne general rahtss r.
fh~ meeting. winch wsII start ~
. assls<k - fh< uatsi Wtntnrsr
Crystal hallfs=n.
ire eeunsry's fret fseelnlAe
e.nlnet effieef vii >p>ah -
formally - s-Ths rnsstr&sl@z<<el
l@saF oTx.nss<slaa sad hsF tai
win nss - hrns.iesst. a sAs ~.
nuune~d. she wssl answsf 4ss~e-
tlans II th~ enssrsn nsmh~fs ~
the rnn1ln.soa If her sadFv~ss
Reservation Secretary Mrs J
lH aslrln ~.s receiving flnal
reservations thursday II hes
lhune ard ~&s h>inx enrs.ssd -
nr.. 4. q cunles. easTnrn s~<fe-
Ifasv.treasur~r Nha SO a<sllaeie
II the rats hall
aasams rsrklu.f actual st1ts
Ito Tacoma usii ~ hFsef. - -
must lesss snnn sft~f mar sp~ere
IN return IN the eapttaI
Three sioe pr~1issents ~ IN
World AFFAIR." cnssneil ~he arr
helping with errnraements efs
nx. u. n. Dayton. Or. ~ J
whstaers and nay W. Tncnpsnn
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-10
Sl.622 Average
F amily Income

WASHINGTON - me national
resources. planning bard Thurs
dsv madr runlla re me@s cam
plste analysis. NJ American family
spending and savings sssr eom.
piled
nasea IN the taas-aa ysaf. ths
report showed that Approximately
tss. oon 600 600 IN lnenms ~ss IL
viaed among ths nations % 400.
200 families an average per fam
sly income II si.s25 Farm fsni-
lies allowed an average lneans ~
ti.sis. compared 10 ti.sns for
rural nan-farm families. and 81 $50
for shass living IN cities.
Tho annual east sf fs"a se-
counted fnr - pr rent II tn
per fssuily 1Ksr~. assssgiag
sse7 . year. ~ ss.f7 . pesssn
week. messsss sspesaisares
amounted n sgsa. ssA horse
hold operations. and furnishing
sses.
Tho average clothing hill ~ss
Sal = family. With women spend
/ ING SAT and man tsl. Gifis and
hoys between tao and Il cost VI
and siT. respectively. To cloths
during the year.
Families spent tss for nsw cars
while automobile operation cost
WIRE $50. Medical care accounted
for 80. recreation tst. hsrhsr ser
vice and either personal care ~
and tobacro $40
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-10
Two Shipyards
Workers Injured

Jim Ferguson. IS. of RI. l. Box
22o, Buckley. and William Pooley.
AZ, of $40 No. Fife at. both en-
ployes of the seattle-Tacoma
shipbuilding Co. received medical
attention in Tacoma General hos
pital Thursday morning for In
iuries received while working.
Pooley was released TO his home
after treatment of minor leg cut.
Ferguson was treated for an In
iured hack and detained nj the
hospital for further observation.
Both men were hurt when an
awning under which they were
standing suddenly gave way. ae-
cording to police records.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-10
SACRED MUSICAL

A sacred musical program WIN
be given Friday az 7.s5 p. n ia
the first Covenant church. 80.
10Th and I Sta. under the auspices
q the Y. =. Gospel Workers orga-
nlzAtlon- Mr.. Esborg. a veil
known Gideon. VIII give an adj
dress. and people on ths program
win represent about the cenomi-
nations The meeting u open 70
the public.
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Life Saving Course
To Open Saturday

First Of a series Of II lessons
In Red Cross and Yh.c.A. life
saving will be given Saturday from
I:I5 To 2.30 p. m. at the Y.M.c.A.
building. Boy Scouts may pass
merit badge tests by attending.
Harold Keller will be In charge Of
instruction.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-10
Chaplain Will Speak
AfMessiuh Lutheran

Mai. o. X. Davidson. chaplain
of the 2isth r. A. 4fst Division.
Fort Lewis, will speak at the
Men. club meeting Of the Messiah
Lutheran church Friday evening
Al the home Of Donald Jackson.
1ll5 So. 23rd.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-10
ESSENTIAL TO PROPER
DEFENSE OF COUNTRY

Declaring that there are van.
Gus Gripping provisions IN me
neutrality act. Roosevelt sad nat
a. the United States approaches
full production for ths enemies of
Hitler il viii bscoms Increasingly
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-10
FOUNTAIN or PUNCH

y 1924. TIE English admiral
Russell. Ear q Oxford prepared
toast u the king ~ filing :
fountain with punch.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-10
GROWTH OF IS

II 1910. ire third United States
census showed q population Of
: 80 ssi. an increase q 50 Per
cent over the 1soo census figure.