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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-14
Maxwell Named
Member Of Ickes'
Petroleum Board

~ d. Maxwell received . tsie-
gram Saturday from Secretary ~
Interior Harold I. irkes. spposns.
ing him as Pacific Northwest
member Of tho national petroleum
board for defense
ickes u the petroleum coordlna.
tor for national defense
Maxwell. president Of the Ma
well Petroleum corporation. Ia
coma. Was appointed "a = member
Of the district marketing commit
tss ~ the national petroleum
board. representing tho states %
Washington. Oregon. California
Hevsds and Arizona BE slil
~rvs during the national sm.r.
gency without compensation.
Al the request Of Coordination
fchss. Maxwell Immediately tee.
graphed his acceptance ~ tho
appointment.
Maxwell wAs recently sum
monsd by iekss 10 Washington.
u. C.. 10 participate IN confer
encs attended BY leaders ~ the
nations oil industry
The first meeting Of tho natlons
board probably ~iii be held nest
week IN Los Angeles. Maxwell
said.
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State Announces z
New Appointments

OLYMPIA ~ Two appointments
70 fil vacancies n state govern
mental positions ~ers announced
todsy
AEriculiur. Director Arthur y
cox selected Pred > 10 sslisn
Wenstehss a. supervisor - horu-
culture. 70 succeed J. / Crinsr.
who resigned July 1.
n . Van Eaton. supervisor Of
purchasing for the past IS year..
Was appointed assistant director
Of finance. budget and business.
effective July IS he viii handle
that post IN addition 70 ms pur-
chasing duties. Director David Y.
lockwood said.
Van Eaton succeeds Cara y
Dueoer. who vas shifted 70 Mon
roe. where Shs will D. office sec
Rotary under OLAF L. Olson. super
intendenf of the refornatory
Olsen formerly Wss director Of
the finance department
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-14
Injured Dancer
Sues for S., ASS

For injuries received in an auto
mobile accident April 8, a young
Tacoma dancer filed suit Saturday
against M and Mrs Lynn Man
ming for s5,4e5 damages.
Jackie Miller. who hoped 70 fol-
low professional career as
dancer. brought the action through
her guardian. Hazel Viiandsr.
Miss Miller alleges that as a
result Of her injuries. she Will Be-
unable to dance again.
According to the complaint, the
car In which she was riding on
the Tacoma-Olympis highway last
April eas struck BY the Manning .
auto and she suffered numerous
personal injuries n.osssitating nos
pitahzstlOn.
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Sister Reunited
After Fifty Years

oAhIA>D - Ths fulfilmsnt ~
years ~ inquiry and correspond
snes Sss attained tfiaaF -hsn
two sstsr. ~he hsd not ser each
othsf for nearly - years ssfs -.
united
Mr. Queens chAss OAKLAND.
ami Mrs.. LOUIS Lana u spossns.
w.r. both small children vhsn thssF
family bfoks up in 1854 rbsif
mother as dead. their fstasS sss
in Alaska prospecting snd thsy
rsr. given 10 alffsfsnt families.
Adoption and separation severed
ihs ties. sad ina too s.stsfs ssfs
oct "a ssch other
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Germans Continue
Russian Advance

ERLIN y The official news
agency said today that German
shock troops since early morning
had been successfully attacking
the main Red army Notifications
after penetrating the 81 called
vet Ions" on the northeastern
Russian front
The agency said German infsn-
try In the past Is DAYS had sd-
vsneed about 335 miles against
the soviets
The penetration Of the wet
zone was made by infantry units
rather than by panzer tank spear
heads. the official agency said.
designating the action only a. on
the northern sector Of the eastern
front
The Russians at last report
acre holding "strengthenec" de-
fsnse positions in this sector but
sdritted that the Germans had
numerical superiority
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Utilities commlasionsr y y.
OSsll a. ~ EFF On a iwe seeks
vacation 81 ths weekend. DECLARED
hinssf sztlsfisd nat setaai con
Ktruetion can b. IN progress On one
o. 10Th Of ths dams early this fail
We want 10 get fsetiaEs
foe the dana In before higs
water the commissioner ssid-
IF ss oaa, ~s viii b. able 10
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-14
Autos Run Awoy
From Horses Now

INDIANAPOLIS - TINES have
changed
Years ago horses used 70 any
onto the sidewalks when ar auto
mobile paffsd down the street
Today five automobiles Owed for
ne sidewalk wren a team - run
away horses snortsd up a street
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ASK MILLIONS FOR JOBS HERE
Stop Firing
Order Given
AT Midnight

ACRE. Palestine - Ntehy
and Anslo-Fres French mill
tary representatives mel here
today 10 discuss aFmistiee
terms Tor ending hosillitiss IN
Syria.
The Armisiiss conferences 10
ssa after fshtins thFrssho
svfl. had ceased 81 nttanikht
previously t.aaaea had reported
frhilns ceased 81 n. eas
an official eemms4niqus 81 cairo
al-o Ksx. the time 80 s,isialshtl
tn. Nirhy gussrnmsnt wss rep
resented ~ General he Nsrdill.c.
Cen. slf u. Maitland wilsan. snfu'
nand.r In chief u the British
force. in Psisstins. sna Gen.
George catrvus. commander II INC
Frss french forces -ss. the
Allied negotiations.
LONDON rishtins stopped In
syria at q m to-day when Cen
Henri psnts. NlchY commander
in-chief. accepted British sFmis.
tlos proposals a. = basis for nsgu-
tiation. Il vas s.ld suthoritativsiy
today.
Dents sas bsli.ssd nsw 81 Acre.
on the ralsstin. rna.t beleN syria,
confsrfins with Cen Sir Henry
Maitland Wilson. tho British eoni.
nnandsr in chlsf. after crossing the
British lines -ath officers II his
staff.
tAnkara reported that nftisln's
artistic. terms 10 Nichy carried
%. hour time limit and n -as
believed tho limit for acceptance
~ss midnight sunday
A. regard. report. that
Hsttsia had demanded ,ss sns-
r-aaer ~ Web, ~sr.hips In
syrian waters, u ~ss said ss~
thsfttativeiy that shs rrenss
ships ~hish have arrived n
Aiesaadretta. Turkey. Tn 10
iat~rssd 80. sal, small craft
aud fi~~t sssiiississ.
n vas taken fBr granted here
that IN. - day campaign. started
June ~hsn British and ftss
French force. marched into syria
over ths Psisatlns and ffsa from
tiers 20 avoid ths possibility - .
German attack. sas ng~ def
nitsly st an end
~ meant N. formation fof inc
first tine slnes the COLLAPSE ~
France = year ago. n = soiid anti
AIS hioc embracing ssE ares
II ths nilddls east
ons ~ the dife<i 'hsssIs IN
fhs ssss eaa.l had hssa nd
ed aad nsit.ia -ss put In .
mach better ps.isie. 10 de.
fena India.
Before ths -nd - stimfusf. u
sss suggested. Cen Mr. clsuds
Atie hinlsrh. the ns~ Butlsh com
msndsr-ln chief In ina middle east.
may b sbls 10 ,hro~ even heavier
forces against ths Germans and
Italians Tn north hfries-
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u. S. Nurses Saved
After IL Days Out

RrkJA VIM. Iees~ad - q
American PED crpss nufsss
brought here after hing rescued
from a torpsdosd snip IN the At
lsntlc planned today - eontinfss
10 their poxfs N Britain. bit four
others san they would return
hone
Tn. other four we're landed
after II DAYS and II nights IN
open life boats. They were rescued
~ United States destroyer Thsy
sad they had had sufficient food
and water DIT their feet we're
frozen.
One life boat esps.zsd. they sd
DIT al Us occupants we're rsscusd
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PREPARING PLANS FOR TWO DAMS
Busiest Municipal Office
Isn't in City Hall. But
9TH Floor Of Jones Bldg.
n, RALPH SMITH

Busiest par, Of the city nail these days snt IN the city
nall At all -.
It, on the TIN floor o. the Jones building At sth and
Broadway where dozen engineers working long hours
on plans for tall dams ~ the @sqnat power
dgyelounpen, Of the Tacoma Light department
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ssrk al seat ~1siss. ~ 90
east, u sfii s~~. hsss ~ al
B-sst . ys.r.@
Toward th~ end - gslnins speed
On ths b4g project. eventually sx=
pscsed 20 eost nsarly tii.Doo 900.
ths city council passed ossiis
orainsncs thursday for Issuance Of
ths FIRST ". Coz. 90 series q bombs.
Ths utiiitis. chief said ns szpectsd
70 see bids on the sond. called not
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COII.EE DAM

COILEE DAM-U. 3 recia-
nation bureau engineers. super
vising installation Of the first
los, 900 kilowatt generator At
Grand coulee dam. announced
today the machine will start
commercial power production.
Aug !.
Water Will be turned into the
penstock tube Monday The
generator will turn over for the
first time Wednesday.
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BERLIN - T7ns Official German
nsgs agency DSB quoted Paris
newspapers today as reporting That
Germany thu far had released
5i4.s french var prisoners.
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In Major Leagues
TODAY
NATIONAL LEAGUE

fFFfF Nj faENNFE
~ Louis -. t0e gsz sia-< 7 4
Ne. York roo io7 los q
White. Hutchinson 60 kFls,
90 ard psdg.ti. Carpenter snd
Hsrtnstf
Pittsburgh 900 Too eso--s
philadelphia. 600 oie COO Q y
LAnninK and Lopez. Podsa Jny.
Pearson ~ and Warren. Living.
sfDn 81
fineinnAtl TOO gs,8 leo---s Z
Brosklsa " 600 ssoe sze-f q q
walters ard west wyatt
Brown - snd over. Frsnks -.
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will extend a distance Of Isl miles
to the International boundary. The
width varies from 1000 feet in
the canyons n maximum Of
four miles, with minimum depth
Of 375 feet Tho dam will also
back the water Of the Spokane
river up IS miles. the sanpoil
river eight miles and the Kettle
river, eight miles The storage
reservoir thus created Will cover
an area Of 1000 acres. covering
over 1870 square miles. with a total
capacity Of 10000 900 ser. feet Of
Continued on Page 2 Column y
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It's a new baby girl at the home
Of County school Supt. and Mrs.
Percy Cox. Joining a six-year-old
brother, the little girl was born
at noon Friday. weighing eight
and a quarter pounds. Both mother
and daughter are doing night well
IN Puysllup General hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs.. T. l. keryie, RI }
Box 1856. will leave Monday on a
vacation trip To California. While
in San Francisco. they will be
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Gros, former residents Of Tacoma.
A marriage license was issued in
Reno, New, TO Bin A. Durman, ~,
Stockton. Calf, and shirley NJ.
Fletcher, II. Tacoma.
Returning from Sssk 90 n.
Sask. where they visited relatives.
MIR. and Mrs. Andrew Wilson and
family stopped for a few days IN
Yellowstone National park.
When Mr.. and Mrs. John Dris-
coll started back home 10 Ingle-
wood. Calf. this week after visit
ing relatives here. they were se-
compsnied a. far as Portland BY
Mr.. Driscolls mother. Mrs. Mary
Y. Drisoon-
On their way back from San
Francisco. Mr.. and Mrs. Norton
Gordon stopped in Portland. where
Mr.. Gordon. president OF the Ia
coma Active club. attended the
convention Of Activians.
Dammeier Printing Co. ~ now
printing the Tacoma city directory
for r L. Polk A. Co. according 10
Bill Dsmmeier. The directories will
be ready for distribution in the
near future.
Thure y. MoberE hss filed srfi-
eles Of incorporation 10 Olympia
for the Community Home church
Of Tacoma
Shirley Miles. secretary ~ The
Pierce County Daily Goat club. =
looking forward n a arg. attend
snc. At ths orgsnizs tons meeting
in Point Defiance park Sunday
noon.
stutsmsn drug store 1901 sfh
ave. has been purchased By Z. o.
Freese from " l. stut.m>a.
Here for q months VISIT with
their sister. Mr.. ". h. Richard
son, 3i02 No. Both ST. are Mn.
Jeremiah Rhode. Of San Antonio.
Tex, and Mr.. ". r. Means % Hlz-
vatha. Kan. Another visitor n hsr
aunt. Mrs. NJ ,. Kline Of szera-
uento.
A marriage license application
was filed with the county auditor
at Port Orchard BY Henry o.
Continued on Page J. Column u
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Education
Will Top
PWA List
Cosh Tor Schools.
Other Projects
Requested Here

sta " and city off
Gals. a. Interested IN cur
lns "nHssanaI d~fwnsstis~ in
the Tacoma Olympia area.
orally PLAYED . fat TAm~ II
h~an-hss with w~Il over rli1.~
600 600 Saturday IN Harry p.
Cans office
Fsatras~ - the ~~~sn9. s<lf>a
- 1. = nufs~~ s~~tfis. rsrsnnsi
aIfsstaf - ne ruhIfe wcxzs 80
Hintstfsflss wss I. ssfsrnsas
~hses 81 ths ~sns r~~<~n~rv No.
tieasi s~fs~ss rsas><ss sss<.iS
eems FIRST
purs<s t-us sns pras>ss r<s~<ssv
list tn seattle similar u~~<snss
an No ~ nave s~~s. Md n
nthss ssii>s thfeuashs<s ussuua
sna Washington ~ fsus>~
t.ss~v. .sss~ p1s~~ssg s~nr
.ss~ss~~s ssst~~n1 p6snu>na
s-~ssws.~s~~s 80 ~sh>s $780,
go fssesss hsseps 80 m>ws
~ s~ssSs~se~ ~h1~A - ~
A~s~~s So ss>~~s - pssDn~es
~sn ~ ssvss pss~sssy.
psslssans wifi tbea ~ s~os -
FwA headquarters n WsS<znatnn.
y G. -h~rs fssi sssIs~ 9th -
tsksa
uursse s@is ths s~ss rsrs ~
ias ns~ plan 10 that .. a~fansts
pssesntsa. ~ fssssfsl matching
money hss s~sa eel rnas me
Esvssnmeat way F~s fss ~ setsse
psui~st m na~ ea.s sna onir 10
~ 20 p~s cent ls .eashss
">s s~~ss - a. ss~soa.-
tDssss~ ssts. -pesbn~s~ wenrn
go ~ us~sz>~ss pss~~nsauD
~ s~s~vsi ~~~sv ws1e s~~es~1Dv
~ sssss pss~ssev. es~sps -
sstrssue ssss~.-
s.al pssissts ~~<s s>>snsS
most urgent Ne / % fhs ssss
as . si1sgos rsal~st ssissns far
saditlens 10 ths grade sna mnl.s
hish shsols Al pupess ~srsiy
evsFtsssd since th~ lafIus -
sslsiless Al sart L<~gs
No h~~ssss II tfs snpurs.
aass n Ina psssiss nssith 49,
fnstsiisttea - . wsi<s sspplr sxs~
tern IN ina ysst L~sls area RIM.
rum. aFsssliy lsss estimated 10
esas ssoo 600
Nest fsasr psel~sts IN ssasf can
fac . tzzs eoo sfsis she.l ssa .
tzso ono hsTh ssnass a. Carver
Park. . SEQ 400 xrs,s ~nsai "a
i-sfkisnsi ard ssisssflons T. ts~
ap.nswsx sr.d. ~ns.L % eess
al 90
gsfs.ss.~ ~ rsssas ssknss
se<ssiss~1 tss&ss~g fss>sssap>s
e.ssi.s ~ sssss~~sea s1fa.soA
~ess psH<ss sal. $500 -
pal ~ sss~s. ese~Sssssa1uos
ss~sss os~sSL
fmpfoxs ~ snts :. slsssfsaf's
ssFs~ss rsfs stysn ssxntn pisss.
improvements aessla h< esas -
East Tia IL slessnaex sss. st
fpm ave. sad L4seain sss rot3l
sa~s 10 s.tim.i@d II tsIo ppo
ss~ers fns r.asms p<s.~nt
issk - ssesss sef- h~s long s>~n
regarded ~ . s<fiuss< b<s@mhis
nesith usn.Ss ~~Ts Esssr Hfnkh
ptsss aa ths lisf Ttslr east v
ssfizsfsa ~ o. 60 ooo
fh~ sssp~>~1 500 tits -
sstsxs. a~~sssa enne.soo 80
No. -. f~fs~-s~< ~ . pssDpps
fsv - s<ssssseas ssss - -
ss.sty ssspss~l - . esst-
e>sats ssisis. a go pssV~s~1
81 ~ ss~fsse~es tnss . f1sss
- ss~ city sslt ss~~s ~ -
s~~seie<s Zoe ~ s1sss~.
No ~ ssIisa fsr sz,si1saans -
~ University Fi.es xfs1~ s<nns<.
sstlmsf~s % ee~t tis.ooo
sewers in ths EsTs Lewis sx~s
sad 81 oiympfx are Nes /
ceusfrs&fion u s<~<<s n otyn~
pas Art a ne fsxt Leszs area
-sss ~es. II xaa u. fsspseflv~Iy.
rA~ fifss ~essha easx tso0.oooI -
latter tsso Go.
ffnptessmsat - rs<omss patss
supply "a sat n rfomts<n<@.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

AMERICAN LEAGUE
ff1Fst Gsn-~
ss.tsa ......eis els lee 10 Z
Detroit roo soe enc Q
n ss~sons hyD. 80 ard t.yt-
40 Corsica Tnomas 80. tsisfssii
- Benton 80 ard T.Desits. ss4l-
lfsan 80.
Msshlngtea sos ieo eie--s . .
Ceie.Es eel sss sse--s .
Leonard and Esfiy. Ross AMI
fresh. Daeksy 81
philadelphia. esz ora aea--s ~ !
Cl~sei.sa -. 100 eso ieo--x !
AeCrsss snd Hayss. kilasf
Hsung "a and peszsisia Hsna-
isy.
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|k 4

st. Louis outflsld.
sr Joe niAsgxia II the
New York Yankees dou.
hl~si into center fisld to-
day in shr fourth inning
against tho ~ Lauls
Hrowns II va. the aist
consecutive Fsnas ~
whlch DlAassio N. hit
safely.
COW nos. Gee = tsmss
Harvey rhewes ~ -iil -
tried a. : ehsss. At nfss sss
srs. murder AaE =. n efsn-
n.etioa ~fth th. slsSsnE q
nuuElss y smith. fefsres Ia
esmsn.
Thomss a salief fFwm ssn
nassu. plssa<d lnno<sai -h<n
srfsisnsa IN circuit sessft hsfs
81 the grand firy hsns'~s'
dawn the ffsss degree mufdsf
snsr.s
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OLYMPIA G.ox ArtnaF =.
Lsnxia< Fssssssa saturday ~ h<d
requested an thfs< nsms<rs II ths
stats sthlstle eoramis~lan = -
nxn effsetlSs Aaxuss l.
Msmh~xs ara Chairman Lesihe
4. Fr.aels q spek.ae. A. C. Graf
ton a Tacoma. ard csorEs L
Adams 1t seattle. sno aiss .
sxseutiss secretary Al $50 : nonth
TIE xossxaox reported nnm~fous
applicants for tn< thrse comnss1
ssznsr pests. ~nlea are non~
sslsried.
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sleimins tho, oermen force, IN
serins osseuh had broken through
the Ssolir line OF oil decisive points
BERIIN-The official news
agency reported today that Man
shock troops were successfully
attacking" the main Russian de-
lenses on the northeast tBalticl
front. but said that heavy rains
and Red army eounter-attaoks had
made operations difficult on the
central and extreme southern sec
tors
Batterins German air attacks
on the Russian real lines and espe-
eially along the SmolenskMoscow
railroad on the central front and
a bridge over the Dnieper river at
Kiev were reported by the news
agency. which said hundreds of
tanks, trucks and a gasoline
transport train had been destroy
ed. The train Of SIS cars repeatedly
went up in flames"
MOSCOW The Red army
was officially reported strik-
ing heavy mechanical coun-
ter-olowS against German
forces along the rivers of the
eastern front today while the
Red air force pressed a cease
less offensive against enemy
front and rear lines.
Although the war communique
was limited TO generalized state
ment that there were no important
developments on the front. sup
Elementary reports told of severe
local battles and indicated that
heavy fighting was in progress
along the main Russian water
defenses.
The Russians destroyed IS Ger
man planes yesterday and lost 1e,
1t was said.
Attacks Widespread
The days first communique like
wise reported ferocious attacks by
Russian planes on German motor
i,ed and mechanical units, also
attacks on the Ploesti oil fields
and German airdromes.
This communique said that
In operations Wednesday and
Thursday 179 German planes
were shot down.
In one counter-sttack. Russian
Infantry stormed German and Ru-
manian field artillery and machine
kun nests in the streets of village
on the Bessarabian front, IL was
asserted Cavalry. which quickly
surro u1ded the village, then
charged in with slashing sabres to
end the fight.
Many Surrender
The Germans and Rumanians
lost more than 700 killed and
wounded, the oommunique said,
and 247 soldiers and Il officers
surrendered. The Russians took
"a field guns. rs machine guns and
20 trench mortars, II was said.
In a sector designated only
as *" Russian troops first
weakened the Germans by
artillery and machine gun fire,
and then counter-attacked.
killing 1918 Germans of
mountain infantry division. the
- eommunique asserted.
Ut seemed probable that the
Russians were counter-attacking In
local positions at many points
Moscow radio in broadcast picked
UP In London said: The German
offensive has been completely halt
81 and at many places the Rus
Iisn armies have begun a counter
offensive
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IL TOWNS TO BE DEMOLISHED OR MOVED
Grand COulee Reservoir
To Be Longest Artificial
Lake the World Has Known
TO EXTEND DISTANCE OF Isl MILES

Clearing of the Grand Couee which will be the
longest artificial lake in the world rapidly being completed
This clearing project of the largest WPA projects
dertaken in the United States. requiring up TO 5000
working about 10 900 900 man hours TO complete.
dam. rising rapidly II
a
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A marriage hoens. application
was filed xith the county auditor
al Port Orchard BY Henry o.
Continued On Page J. Column u
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nANx TRANSACTIONS
Tacoma ...............S<.so4 -
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#f#"st ~ 8HA" =
sf.. murder AnE = n enn-
n.<iion sta tn. slsftnE q
fuuElss y anith. fessrst "a
eemsn
rnnmss a salief frum ssn
fesssu. pleaded lnna<sas ~h<n
srrslsnsd IN circuit seslfs hsfs
hat the grand ksFy ssns<sf
dawn the fisss degree mufasf
snsr.s
WASHING Ton
Acting SECRETARY Of
state mHsf Hsllss
sod today that Hrsfaia
uM NOT greHf safs-eoH-
daofs 70 ag,s eoHsalar
agents nho DO not re-
turn 70 Europe aboard
fhs \. :. Nest PstHf.
Thieh ~ schsd.lsd 70
leave Nein York -erf
Tuesday.
The West TolHf - 70
carry ne sTpsiisd airs
consular and propaganda
ofl,eiai. and their fams-
lies 10 LisboHd. Portugal.
On The return trip u s'sii
carry back Amsrtear
soassls and affaehss
oHsfsd from arts and
aris-oecspssd eoaHfriss.
nGsv esss- pssisss 'e<sl
res he -.v l~ss Ne s.ssis - ~
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-14

Here for q months VISIT with
their SISTER Mr.. ". h. Richard
son, 3i0z No. Both st. are Mn.
Jeremiah Rhodes Of San Antonio.
Tex. and Mr.. ". p. Means Of Hla-
vatha. Kan. Another visitor II her
aunt. Mrs. NJ ,. Kline Of ssera-
nsento.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-14

stutsmsn drug store 7SOi sih
ave. has been purchased By {. O.
Freese from VI l. stut.mza-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-14
Heavy Blows
Delivered in
Offensive
BULLETIN

loApoN-rhs Berlin rsd,e eer-
red . spseiol eommvriavs torish,
sleirins thet eermon forces in o
sorins osseult he'd broken through
the Ssolir line OF oil decisive points.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-14

Shirley Miles. secretary ~ me
Pierce County Daily Goat club. -
looking forward n a arg. attend
snc. a. re organization meeting
in Point Defiance park Sunday
noon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-14

Thure y. Mob~rE has filed srfi-
eles Of incorporation 10 Olympia
for the Community Home church
Of Tacoma
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-14

Dammeier Printing Co 10 now
printing the Tacoma city directory
for r. L. Polk A Co. according to
Bill Dsmmeier. The directories will
be ready for distribution in the
near future.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-14

Fair tonight and
hon. Temperatures
High. -: low. 81. sun
ri.~. l.Rs: sets. sos
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-14

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-14

On their way back from San
Francisco. Mr.. and Mrs. Norton
Gordon stopped in Portland. where
Mr.. Gordon. president OF the Ia
coma Active club. attended the
conven ton Of Activians.