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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22

WV Mary Marlin ID.
CkLW News Acct
VICAR News Bul'tin BID.
WHY Viennese f.nsem e
WJLB-Ethel Williiis-R.
WEXIs- Musical prog NJ.
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WWJ Pepper YounC-D.
CkLW our Family y.
1880 4. VI.
WJR Big Sister-p.
WWJ Lone Journev-D
CKLW MARY Morgan T.
VICAR Wildwood Church.
WHY To be announced.
WJLB Waltz Music NJ
WE%L Variety Music-M.
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WWI David Harum n.
VICAR In Novelty Nj
WHY Cnntinentals- NJ.
100 4. VI.
WIZ Kate Smith Speaks.
WV News Ace r
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VICAR News Acct.
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WJLB FlyinE Reporter T
WE%Ie Musical Menu NJ.
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VICAR Mich. Farm Home
WXYZ Betty Randall NJ
WJLB Modes & Manners
WE%Ls Music Program NJ
1850 4. VI
WIZ Helen Tfthr-D
WWI Widder RroWn-D
CKLW Dick o. Herein NJ
WXYZ- Cosmopoli'ans VI
WJLR Popular Music VI.
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ore Hours: $50 $3.50 NJ, Saturday M
STORE
END-0F-M0NTH CLEARANCES

FRIDAY Extraordinary sales and End-of- Month
cearances of odd lots samples broken lines of
much hghcr priced Spring and Summer needs. Up
to- the minute styles, now REDUCED to the LOWEST
prices to insure immediate clearance! Because quanti-
ties are limited in cases, will NOT be able
fill phone mail G. o. D. orders.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
THURSDAY EVENING

CKLW- Britain Speaks 7.
W%YZ blue Barron-M.
WJBk Dance music NJ.
1890 y. VI.
WJR Musicale-M
WV Xavier Cugat NJ.
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WNYZ-Town Meeting T.
WJLB News. Rev Fisher
WExL- MHsical program.
Ernest Minchella.
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WIZ To be announced.
WJBK Popular Melodies.
1900 =. VI.
WJR Jack king T.
WV wizard Kennedy T.
CKLW Val Clare r
WJLB-Goodwtn Hourly.
WEXf~ Moonlight Tunes
WJBK Music Potpourrl- NJ
Has 4. VI.
WIZ Evening Concert NJ.
NWJ Dance musiC-M
CKLW Tommy Dorsey NJ
1880 r. VI.
WWJ Sande Williams NJ.
CkI.W lnterlude NJ
WXYZ Chuck Foster NJ.
WILB Don Cox NJ
MJBk Dance Time VI.
HAS T. NJ
MIX Ray Noble VI
CKLW Leonard Keller NJ.
WJIR Dance music.
News.
WJBK Popular melodies.
IL MID>iGHT
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WJLR Morning Fdlti0n-M
MJBk- Might Ovl-N.
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CKLW Skating Party-M.
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Nt.Sl.- Mp0gUCht tunes.
WJBK News. Night Owl.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
Clearance!
IB7 Pairs
Chiffon Hose
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$50 prs. ANKLETS, bright
stripes on white back
grounds, sizes 7 20 II,
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
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kERN'S-RtSFMENT
II A " ID b A G S, variety OF
STYLES. colors, materials, re-
duced for clear, now l9c
GLOVES, rayon and cotton.
smart styles IN navy, black.
red pastels, all sizes,
now ,..,.,....,,.,, o9c
CAPESKIN GLOVES. soft
quality. white, black, navy,
luggage. beige, red. all sizes,
now .........,.,t ..,..... 81
GLOVES, better rayons-and-
cottons, many one-ot a-kind,
now ,'.'.''.'.. i5e
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$50 prs. H o S f, full-issh-
Toned, 2 and 3 threads, sec
onds OF better ssedss. s.ses
So 10 MOI in wan e d
shades, now. .s..... aec
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
lEn,tsrn Standnrd TimsI

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1;lS T.. VI.
WJR -I0yce Jordan n.
WV Mystery Man-D
CKLW Matte Holli-M
WJLB Mich state Hiway
MENL-Nocsl Varieties NJ.
$50 y. VI.
WIZ Fletcher Nuey-T.
WV Valiant Lsdy-D
XIV Quiet sanctuary T.
VICAR Concert HAHN
WY Hpmcmaker Quiz.
NJLB string Ensemble VI
NENt, Musical Pros NJ.
I.t5 4. VI
WIZ kate Hopkins n
WV GRIMM Daughter.
WNNX Midstfeam u
WJLR Popular Music NJ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
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37s prs. KEDETTES. 1910
salesmens sample line.
womens and tr. Misses
sizes 4 10 8. open or closed
toes. Cuban and fat heels.
now ......,,..... ....... ~
Women's SAMPLE SHOES.
Spring and Summer styles,
size Abb only, final sales.
now ..,.............t 81
NURSES OXFORDS, white
oxfords reduced from reg
ular stocks. leather soles.
rubber heels. Sizes: "A. 6
10 g. A. s 10 g; {, ia 10
10: d, 8 20 10, now $3.50 81
Children's SAD DIE OK
FORDS, white oalfskin.
brown saddle. heavy red
rubber sports soles and
heels, sizes ga 10 3, now 81
Childrens SU M NJ + r
SHOES. white calf oxfords.
black patents. white calf I
straps. leather soles. rubber
heels, ga to ), now ...SI
Misses STREET LOAFERS.
beige with red. blue or 4
tan saddle. rubber sports
soles and heels, sizes IL 10
3, now .......... Sl.69
292 prs. W o m en- 5 SHOES.
Spring and Summer, style
and arch shoes, pumps, OK
lords. taken from regular
stocks. sizes 4 20 9, "A 10
{ IN lot. now ....... i.sb
~ 80 - ~ ~ -.
Boys TEN MS SHOES,
brown, blue heavy duck up
pers, lace-to-toe style, rub
Der soles and heels, sizes
IL 10 8, Ga 10 10, now $50
27S prs. Women's, Jr. Misses
STREET LOAFERS, all
white or white with black
or blue saddle, durable rub
Der sports soles, sizes 10
9 in lot, now ......S l'29
70 prs. Women's GOLF OK
FORDS, regulation golf
spikes, brown. brown and
white. black and white.
Moccasin style. 4 TO 9, A TO
c in lot, now ........ Sl,9B
lOs prs. Women's SLIPPERS.
fancy slippers with leather
or p d d d leather soles,
4 70 9 in lot, now. $50
Az prs. Women's SPRING
SHOES, patent sandals.
black or brown calf oxfords.
brown lizard mps.
Wanted heels. 4 10 9, "A
to c in lot, now .......Sl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
WHAT on the Air
THURSDAY AFTERNOON

WEXL- Music program NJ
900 y, NJ.
WJR Mary Marlin-D,
CkLW Black a Mhlte-D.
WCAR- News. Hits-M.
NNYZ Home OF Brave d.
NJLB News Hits-M.
WENis- Musical program.
MJBk News and Music.
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WJR Musicale-M.
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MCAR-Lets Go out NJ
WNYZ-P0rtia Faces Life.
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WV Dance Music NJ
rKLW John Suurgess NJ.
NNYZ Benny kyte-M
WJLB Popular music NJ.
NE<L- Musical program.
4!i5 4. VI.
WJR Scattergood Baines.
CkLW Tea Dance Tunes.
VICAR shall We WaltL-M
500 q. VI.
WIR Musicale NJ.
WWJ Nuvelettes-M
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MCAR-NeWs, Hits-M.
WHY SHOW World r.
WJLB-N News; ShoWboat.
ME%I-R Rhythm Rh'dy NJ
WJBk News Acct.
b;lS 4. VI.
MJR Britain war exhibit
CkLW-Turf Ciub-T.
WxYZ-Bud Shayer-T.
WJBk Popular Rfrthms.
$50 u. VI.
WJR Melo Inn
WWJ Tune In spotlight.
CKLW- Baseball crest.
WCAR-Fishing IN Mich.
WxYZ- Harold True-T.
WJLB-Popular music-M.
WEXI-Dance DESIGN NJ
WJBk News Roundup-T
A:i5 4. VI.
WJR World Today-T.
WV Lowell Thomas T.
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VICAR Streamiine sports.
WNYZ swing I'M
MJRK Popular tunes NJ
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KERN's-BAsEMENT

kERN'S-BASEME>
SIS BLOUSES. SWEATERS,
broken sizes and styles,
were ST., now ...... 39c
1873 SHORTS, green's, browns,
broken sizes and styles,
now .............. 39c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
FRIDAY MORNING

4 90 A. VI.
VICAR Morning IN Mich.
500 \. NJ
VICAR News. Morning NJ
$50 4. VI.
NJR Farm Forum T
y JBk News ana music.
500 4. ".
WWJ Popular Music ".
CKLW Happy Joe V.
VICAR Morning NeWsre"L
WNYX- Reveiile NJ
WILB Rise and shine NJ.
MJBk - News and Music.
$50 A. VI.
WJR Free and Easy VI
NJBk NeVs and Muse.
e:iS 4 VI.
WJR Musical-N
WWJ Morn. Devotions K.
W%YZ Ncws Acct.
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WWI YaWn cub NJ
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VICAR Morning Nir'h "
WHY Europe News-T
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WF%I.- Musical Prog II.
WJBK News ana Music.
7:I5 4. VI.
WJR Music with Flaw
CKIW Happy JOEY
MNYZ- Sunrise club NJ.
1870 4. VI.
WJR Tim Doollttle- NJ
WNYZ SeWs: sunrise NJ
WEXI.- NeWsCgst-T
WJBk News and Music.
7.iS 4. VI
WJR Friendly Neichhots.
WV Austin Grant T.
WNYI Inspirations r.
WEEK.. Music VI.
WJBk Treasured Melodies
500 \. VI
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22

1872 pcs. SPORTSWEAR.
Overalls. Terry cloth capes,
playsuits. slack suits, shirts,
broken sizes, now ..,..1 9c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
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REINSTATEMENT
Girls, Tots DRESSES. cot
ton prints and plain colors,
good styles. some mussed.
2 to Ia in lot, now. -. 4ac
Girls, Tot. PLAYSUITS,
cotton prints, sizes 2 10 TO-
now .................31c
Girls BLOUSES, plain or
printed cottons, now 39c
Girls, Tots SKIRTS. pastels,
light pla ds, suspender
styles, 2 TO l4in lot, now 19c
Tots, PLAYSUITS,- printed
cottons, cute styles, sizes
to 3, now ...........I9c
Boys PORTS SHIRTS,
cut and sewn fabrics, as
sorted cottons, irreguiars,
sizes 8 TO 10, now Sic
Boys WASH KNOCKERS.
SHORTS, cotton suitings,
8 10 10, now .... SOC
Boys SUITS. broken sizes
and colors, now ...... 39c
Boys SHIRTS. BLOUSES,
soiled and mussed, broken
sizes and colors, now SIC
Boys SWEATERS. pullovers
in sizes IS TO SO, now 39c
Boys POLO SHIRTS. sec
onds of better grades, cot
ton knits, 8 TO 10 in lot,
now ...........,...... SIC
CHILDREN'S WEAR. Odds
and ends, now reduced TO lac
INFANTS EAR. cotton
fannelette gowns. wrap
pers, gertrudes. Blankets.
pillow cases, training pants.
now ......,-.... .........-,. .... loc
INFANTS w + A r. hand
made dres es. creepers,
suusuits. shirts. bands. cot
ton Aanaelettes and many
others, now ......... Csc
INFANTS WEAR, dresses.
creepers. sursuits, large
crib sheets. better bonnets,
sweaters. blankets and many
other timely needs, now soc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22

AT GRATIOT Telephone Cherry $500
Store Hours: $50 $50 P. NJ, Saturday to Pm.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22

7-1 7cS-O7 SsI--S GO OsTs0T
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-07

All Of Us at one time or another
in the past have damned this or
that paper or the press as a whole
with either bitter invective or
faint praise. Yet now, in shat
tering world crisis, we begin to
see how even our journalistic worst
was so much better than the best
almost everywhere else in the
world; and in our attitude toward
the newspaper we find ourselves
re-evaluating many a prejudice
which in more carefree days we al
lowed TO run rampant.
We see how truly blessed we
have been in our American
press and how much the pres
GRAFTON of Its dignity and
freedom involves our lives rs
free men and women.
Particularly do we OF the re-
ligious leadership OF America feel
this sense OF appreciation and
gratitude. The sad days OF the
present world have shown us that
when tyranny suppresses freedom,
it is religion which inevitably SUI
fers the most dire persecution.
And we have learned that not
any one religion but all concepts
of Gods overlordship meet the
same oppressive cruelty at the
hands of those who would enslave
mankind. Catholic, Protestant and
Jew-a Pastor Niemoeller along
side his priestly or rabbinical fell
low-clergyman suffer the mar
tyrdom of the concentration camp.
This intensified appreciation
Of our common challenge In
the face of tyranny has worked
In both directions. Religion Is
more than ever conscious of
the fact that q free press
represents the indispensable
environment In which man
can seek and worship God in
freedom.
On the other hand, the press it.
self has come to recognize more
keenly than ever that free re-
ligious institutions constitute de-
mocracy's strongest bulwark, and
thus the defender OF that way of
life in which alone II is possible for
a truly free press to exist. So 1t
is that there has been constantly
increasing attention to religion and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-07
Army Men to Give
Program Tuesday

One of the largest entertainment
features ever given by the army
men will be given Tuesday evening
at the First Methodist church,
So. 9th and Kay SITS, on the occa-
sion OF the fall roundup Of all
Methodists In this district.
Men from McChord field and
Fort Lewis will put on two-hour
program for the Methodists OF Ia
coma and Pierce county.
The roundup is under the spon-
sorship of the Methodist Union
officers of which are: president
Clarence b. Utterback; vice presi-
dent, Arthur Wickens: secretary,
George Howard, and treasurer, w
B. Hawthorne.
Preceding the program a dinner
will be served in the large social
hall OF the church. About 1,00C
are expected to attend.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-07
Walsh on Program
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
John Buffelen Dies
8 TARTs ON FACE ONE

where he received his early educa-
ton and where, as a youth he pur-
sued such varied occupations as
steeplejack and deep sea diver.
In his middle eos. he came to
the United States and located in
Milwaukee and later Minneapolis,
learning woodworking and re-
manufacturing processes and in
venting processes himself.
Here 40 Years
A skillful machinist and re-
sourceful in business, he came to
Tacoma at the turn of the century
and with the late August Won
Boecklin, founded the Washington
Manufacturing Co.. with which he
continued until 1917. The COM
pany specialized in wooden col
umns widely used in frame con-
struction architecture.
He founded the Buffelen Manu-
featuring Co.. which became one of
the city's big lumber plants; the
Mutual Fir Column Co, Buffelen
Pipe Co, and Buffelen Furniture
company.
Jovial and big hearted, Buffelen
made a fortune and was generous
with 1t. He gave extensively to
civic affairs and to the church
and various moral and welfare
fare endeavors.
Interested I'm Aviation
He took keen interest in the
early development of aviation in
Tacoma and gave thousands Of
dollars to promotion of the Harold
Bromley Tacoma-to-Tokio trans
Pacific flight attempts. For many
years he was leader in the
work of Tacoma Chamber Of Com
merce.
More than a decade ago he
bought for his family the large
Spanish home originally built for
w. F. Sheard at 500 No. Yakima
ave, and that has been the Buff
felen residence since then.
Failing health and advanced age
cause his retirement from active
business affairs two or three years
ago.
Four Children Survive
He is survived by his wife, Mar
garet NJ. Buffelen; one son, Rich
ard NJ. OF Tacoma: three daugh-
tiers. Mrs. Margaret Prendergast
of Seattle, Mrs. Kathleen Layton,
Tacoma: and Mrs. Ciasina Haley
Of Seattle; four grandchildren, and
one brother. Leo Buffelen Of The
Hague, Holland.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-07
Flood Control Council 10 Hold
Sessions in Seattle Oct. l0-ll

Ninth annual reunion convention
Of the Puget Sound Flood contro
council win be held In Seattle Oct
10-1i. IL was announced Monday
by Col. Howard A. Hanson. presi.
dent of the organization.
The meeting, to which are In.
vited all OF the persons in western
Washington particularly interested
in this areas flood control prob.
lens. will be held at the Seattle
chamber of commerce.
To Mud Mountain Dam
Recognizing the Importance OF
flood control and its direct rela.
tionship TO the welfare OF every
citizen In western Washington, we
have spared no effort in bringing
10 this meeting experts qualified
to present all important phases of
the problem as IL exists in this
part Of the state" President Han
son said.
A highlight OF the two-day con-
ventlon will be trip Saturday Of
all delegates to Mud Mountain
dam. near Enumclaw. They will
he escorted on a tour OF the IA
nous structure and have luncheon
at the dam.
After registration at $3.50 a. m.
Friday, the convention will be
opened with the presidents address
and will be followed by a discus
sion by Col. b. c. Dunn. u. s.
army district engineer. The bal
ance OF the first days morning
program will be devoted to a talk
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-07
Price Ceiling Put
On Wood Alcohol

WASHINGTON - Price Admin
istrator Leon Henderson today
had established price ceilings for
wood alcohol, 2 basic industrial
chemical which he said has ad-
vanced sharply in price.
A maximum of 80 cents a gallon
was established for wood alcohol.
q the Mississippi and 90 cents for
deliveries west OF the Mississippi.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-07
Hampton Institute
Adds Speech Studies

HAMPTON. Va. - Hampton In
stitute for Negroes has opened a
new Communications Center to aid
students in speaking. writing and
reading more effectively. The CEN
ter includes an experimental thea
ter. a campus broadcasting system,
scientifically designed writing lab
oratories and discussion rooms.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-07

vou. For these tankers do . vital
Jobs - Isl, they make possible
more ships for the Battle of tho
Atlantic; 2nd. they help reduce
the threatened gasoline ration
ing here on the coast.
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shsssh they he'd 10 ships In
sssslr Asss, sksy setsrsd , more
-,sssassssiiy, w,shsss Ass~sisi
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most. 3 81 those ships hsvs
bssa delivered. WIN sshsss -
evsry 8 1ssshs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-07

on THE Place OF Irrigation in
Western Washington" by w. p.
Stapleton. and Watershed Aspects
OF Flood Control" by Orlo o.
Krauter OF the Soil Conservation
service, Tacoma.
Walsh on Program
Frank ]. Walsh. Tacoma cham
Der OF commerce Industrial engi-
neer, will appear on the program
Friday afternoon. A. f. Bartel.
manager OF the Western Washing
ton fair. will speak in the morning.
Highlighting the days program
will be the councils annual ban
quet that night. Col. Richard Park,
division army engineer in charge
OF the Pacific Northwest states
and Alaska, will be the principal
speaker.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-07
Believe Missing Army
Bomber With s Siuhied

FLAGSTAFF, Ariz.-What APP
pears to be the wreck Of a missing
army bomber with six men aboard
has been sighted on the slopes OF
12,611-foot San Francisco peak.
20 miles north of Flagstaff,
Sheriff Perry Francis reported
Monday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-07
Rabbi Finds Personal Freedom
Bound Up With Press Freedom
we See How Truly Blessed We Hove
Been in Our American Press" He Says
Bv RABBI EDWARD L. ISRAEL
T1ecutFt Director Union OF Ameriean HebfeH

There are unfortunately few countries still left IN the
world where the observance of National Newspaper week
oct to 81 could evoke the spontaneous and widespread
popular enthusiasm which such occasion IS bound to elicit
in the United States of America No American can fail to
realize how intimately his personal freedom Is bound
I'D with the freedom of the press how great DEBT OF
gratitude he owes the remarkable institution of the Amer
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-07

problem would be a lot tougher
/ mention il here simply as an
example of how Union Oil peo-
pie are doing everything IN their
powu TO see that normal con-
ditions are msintained-as fast as
human effort, and the Battle ct
the Atlantic, r-rmit.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-07

h7- I asked en-. And the boss
Gays simply, "Tankers." And for
. mad moment ! wanted to say.
sYou'sc Is WELCOMED" But ] didn't.
On account Of II looked serious.
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slsssas these ssaisss from v. 8.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-07

WASHINGTON - Preliminary
reports from the aircraft indus
try indicated that 1878 military
airplanes were produced In Sep
TENDER as compared with 1883 in
August.
Authoritative sources said this
was less than 10 per cent behind
the production originally sched-
uled for September and that, bar
ring unforeseen developments, pro-
duction will catch up with sched-
ules by the end Of the year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-07
RESIDENTS TAKE REFUGE
IN STORM SHELTERS


Many key residents had taker
refuge in concrete storm shelters
erected by the federal govern
ment since the last big blow.
Miami Beach, which bore
the brunt Of the 1926 storm,
was virtually deserted, its
residents having made their
homes as secure as possible
and then taking refuge here.
The weather buheau reported
the maximum sustained wind We
locity as SO miles an hour, reach
ing rs miles an hour and more
in gusts.
The barometer reached Its
lowest .S8-here at
a. m. when the wind velocity
was Mt its highest. The ba-
rometer then began to rise and
the velocity TO diminish.
The weather bureau reported
that the center of the storm nae
crossed Miami and Homestead
At 5:45 a. M. officials of the
Chandler Packing company a.
Goulds, midway between MAN
and Homestead, reported a deao
calm there - indicating that Al
that moment Goulds was in tbs
very center OF the storm. A
hurricane is a cyclonic storm anC
az its center there Is always q
dead calm.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-07

MONEY STOLEN

A prowler at the home of Irwin
underdahl OF 1851 So. L St. took
ISL from q billfold Saturday.
according to 9 report on file at the
police station. Underdahl told
officers the billfold was in the
pocket OF trousers. which he had
placed on a table near the bed
when he retired. A valuable wrist
watch. also on the table. was not
disturbed. The thief also went
through trousers belonging to I'm
derdahl's father and took $3.50
from a coin purse. returning the
purse TO the pocket.
Always better butter at Cow
Butter store. (adv.l
PLAN BUDDHIST SERVICE
An English Buddhist service will
he held at s O'Clock Tuesday eve
ming at the Tacoma Buddhist
church. 1T17 Fawcett ave. with
Rev. S. N. Pratt speaking on
Buddhist Principles"
List your home with STEEL.
III Pacific. Main e13s. (adv.l
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-07

Suite No. ? for two pianos by
Rachmaninoff. plus the same COM
poser's How Fair This Spot" and
Floods OF Spring" Played by
Vitys Vronslxy and Victor Babin.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-07

They won't
cure the short
age OF trans
porta I'll n
which IN az
cause ration
ing. but with
ont 'em the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-07

religious life by the newspapers OF
America.
National Newspaper week slgni-
flies these profound facts in our
American life today. Its observ-
ance should reach into every
church and synagogue, school and
home.
released by Religious News service)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-07
Geologisi to Speak
To Engineer Group

c. P. Holdredge. consulting
geologist of Portland, will be the
speaker at the October meeting of
the Tacoma chapter. American
Society OF Civil Engineers. The
meeting will be held Tuesday at
$50 p. m. at Lakewood Center.
Petroleum Geology in a General
Way" will be the speakers topic.
Former geologist on the Bonneville
project and with experience in
California and South America,
Holdredge knows the petroleum
picture.
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