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CHUNGAS Y No CHUNGAS
Las primeras trincheras. = Ayuda al pueblo ru
so. La moral del ejercito Soviet. FL lnvier
no ruso. = Unaaldea. = Nye, Reynold, Wheeler

Las primeras trincheras de
la Gran Bretana, dicen hoy los
trabajadores ingleses, estan en-
Russia.
Cuando la RepGblica Espano-
la Sc defendia de los ataques
combinados de naziS, fascistas,
mOros, falangistas y militareS
traidores, en- TODD ell mundo CT
vilizado Sc afirmaba: Las pri-
meras trincheras de la demo-
cracia estan en- Espana.
Ell gobierno espanol senal6 ell
immense peligro, en- numerosas
oedsiOnes, pero "las democra-
cias" Sc cruzaron de brazos.
Leon Blum lloraba en- presen
cia de los delegados de la RepG-
blica; pero NADIA pOdia hacer,
en- gran escala, para ayudar a
Espana.
Ell cobarde de Chamberlain,
"mariquilla', como lie llamaba-
mos nosCtros, Sc entregaba a su
indigna tarea "apaciguante".
de ell derecho International, a.
plic6 la ley &c neutralidad al GO
bierno legitimo, que deSeaba
comprar armas, aviones Y ba-
las, favoreciendo con su actitud
a los falangistas, nazis Y fascis-
tas.
Sc mandsban a Espana expire
stones de simpatfa por los obre-
ros norteamericanoS, BRITAIN
cos, franceses, etc.; pero no sc
enviaban los pertrechos impress
cindibles para mantener la que
IRA y ganarla.
iSucedera ahora 10 mismo
que en- 1886? Use lie negaran al
pueblo russo, aliado de EStadOs
Unidos e Inglaterra en- la lucha
contra Hitler y susl eumucos,
miles de aviOnes y tanques que
Tequiere la campana contra los
mejores ejercitos de los nazis!
Sc dijo ell viernes, y Sc repiti6
ell Sabado, que Estados Unidos
e Inglaterra mandarin valiosa
ayuda a Russia en- forma de aero
pianos y tanques, con la mayor
celeridad possible.
Los traba,adores ingleses dies
confian de los hOmbres que Sc
cundan a Churchill pero no du
dan del primer ministro.
Aver, por ejemplo, los defen-
sores de Odessa recibieron des-
pachos de los trabajadores ingle
ses felicitandolos por la formi-
dable defensa que hacen y allen
tandolos a mantener sus posi-
clones.
Con toda seguridad que los
heroes de Odessa aprecian esos
mensajes, pero intimamente
piensan y preguntan: jqu6 ha-
cen ustedes y los compaheros de
EstadOs Unidos?
La perdida de Kiev muy po-
co significa, 81 es cierto que ha
caido, ell una eampaha como la
de Russia.
Consiste la tactica del ejerci-
to russo en- resistir y despues re-
plegarse a TEMPO, mantenien-
do intactas sus fuerzas.
Quiza Leningrado caiga tam
bien, antes del invierno; pero
la guerra seguira y 81 Estados
Unidos Eel "arsenal'') e Ingla-
terra ayudan con todos sus re-
cursos al pueblo, russo, finalmen
te los nazis seran aplastados,
Mas la cooperation ha de dar-
Sc ahora, de modo que la avia.
ci6n y los tanques de los "alia.
dos" puedan contener a los a.
gresores.
NADIA Sc ha perdido en- Guam
-.owoI On al af6rcito rngO
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NADIA Sc ha perdido en- GUAM
to a moral, en- Ell ejercito russo,
con la captura de Kiev.
Ell Soviet hizo una resisten-
cia formidable y los nazis sufrie
ron un enorme ndmero de ba-
jas.
Leningrado resiste y los na-
La gaceta., 1941-09-22

Otro que sc opone a la ayuda
a Russia es Ell senador Reynolds,
de antique tildado de nazi.
Reynolds tambien Sc opone a
1ue la escuadra norteamericana
escolte los vapores mercantes.
81 de veras somos dem6cratas
y hombres sinceros en- Estados
UnidOs , no tenemos alberto mas
canine que ell de entrar en- la
guerra, directa o indirecta-
mente.
La gaceta., 1941-09-22
LA ASAMBLEA CoNJUNTA
DE Sc E.
FECTURA HOY

Hoy lunes, en- ell Centre 0bre-
70, Sc verificara Ia asamblea
conjunta de tabalueros, con ell
fin de discutir los precios.
FL contrato y sus condolences
sc discutiran en- otra iunta con-
iunta.
La gaceta., 1941-09-22
Ell TEMPO

Vientos frescos del este. Gle
10 nublado, con probabilidades
de nuvia. Maxima temperature,
aver, 81 grades; minima, II.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-03
Credit Union 1857
Picks New Officers

The Medosweet Employees Fed
eral Credit union No. 1867 has de-
clared a five per cent dividend on
1910 earnings, according to Off
Gals Of the union. At the union $
annual meeting this week. reports
were read which showed assets of
S11, 23s.37 for 1910 and an out
standing loan balance OF S9.97079.
Charles Emigh was elected pres
ident Of the union. Other officers
elected were: A. ". Holm. vice
president; lone Dale. treasurer and
clerk, and Mrs. Marcelle Muir.
assistant treasurer. Herschel
Running. l.. J. Erhart and Curt
Lundsten were elected to the board
Members Of the supervisory
committee were elected as follows
Alex McBeath. chairman. l.. O.
Tucker, secretary, and NJ. c. Olson
The credit committee was elect
ed 10 include Curt Lundsten, chair
man. Mabel Kuehn, secretary. ana
Ray Norris.
Moving pictures Of the construc-
ton and collapse of the Nsrrows
bridge were shown by Clarence
Garner,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-03

First action of newly organ
lied Northwest Public Power as
sociauon. formed Friday afternoon
in Tacoma's city hall. was to adopt
resolutions urging that the Column
bia River (powerD authority bill
be redrafted to provide for super
VISION of Bonneville and Grand
Coulee systems by a board OF five
members.
Legislation now pending before
congress contemplates a three-man
board appointed by federal execu-
tive authority, similar TO the IVA
board. The system thus far has
been directed by one man. admins
tfating directly under the super
vision of Secretary OF Interior
ickes.
The newly formed association
Of public power agencies voiced a
proposal that three of the five men
serving on the board OF the Column
bis River authority be chosen from
the Northwest, within the area
served by the federal power sgen-
cies
Bert r. Leans. superintendent of
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-03
Skating Party
Ends in Court
Four Boys. Two
Girls Sentenced

what started eut n - ~
ordinary skating party - sskhi
youngsters Is - 10 years cd
wound up in police court and ssiy
All for some nsmesrs ~ ire
party Saturday nornlns.
Police Judge v A Riehnsond
heard the testimony 81 Officers
Mace and nurks. telling how they
acre called u = lower Fswesit
ave apartment 81 N. ssiaf-
dsy 90 settle . fight
Two girls we're understood 10
nave escaped. but two other kiris
and four hoys we're face 10 face
with the court saturday and sp-
psared 10 think u great ioss.
Judge Richmond sentenced the
two boys whn we're fighting 10
% days In All. AMI the ether four.
including the SRI. 10 five DAYS
in jsi That wasn't considered
quite 50 funny.
Testimony showed the party had
gone along swimminGly until u
Nss joined BY . case Of beer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-03
Files Suit 10 Upset
Purchase agreement

Because the seller ~ . small
shop here failed 10 Yet tbs buyer
know the place Vas having union
trouble. . suit MAS filed IN superior
court friday afternoon attempting
10 upset the purchase agreement.
Tina plaintiff. Donald 4. koss.
notes that he asrssd 10 buy the
Tasty Donut shop 81 iozz 80,
Tacoma ave. on Jan. ~ al . price
~ $500 with $500 down.
Defendants william and Hsxsi
Young. Rowe complains. knew he
and his ~ifs planned 10 be tns sole
working force ~ the shop. Five
weeks before the sale. though. he
states. they nsd been advised by
the Baker Truck Drivers union
that u would require tho shop 10
hire one Of ia bakers or drivers.
Rove claims he can, hire one ana
operate at . profit.
Charging the plaintiff falsely
and frsuduisnily'' represented the
shop had no union difflcaltiss
Rove ssks cancellation u the
agrssmsni and return Of his 800
With intsrsst.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-03

licenses

Two out-of-town couples were
granted permission by Judge
Joseph A Msllery Saturday morn
ing TO obtain marriage licenses
from the Pierce county auditor $
office without waiting the custom
airy three days.
The special concession was made
to Ernest Simms, IS. Los Angeles,
Calf. and Edna Hattrick. 40
Pasadena. Calf. and Donald F..
Watson. IS, and Lorinda Ward. 81,
both of Seattle.
Applications for marriage Ii
censes were made Saturday at the
Pierce County auditors office by
Harry Russell Lazar. %. USS San
Francisco, and Audrey Yvonne
Socott, Is. 1249 So. Washington
st; Leonard L. Coulter. "a. 721
So. Fawcett, and Marjorie Gibson,
81, Portland. Ore; William Sidney
Steel, %, Rte. 2, Box 626, and Rita
Croteau. 20, 3012 No. 18th st !;
Ralph J. Mccain, SIND Bomb
group. McChord field. and Jane
Hall. 20. Veterans Hospital. Amer
lean Lake.
Charles Lee Cox. rs. seth Re-
conn. Squad, and Mary Ellen
Mooney, 81, 3O1 No. L st; Ralph
Gilman. 40 lakewood Dairy, and
Mildred Kelsey, 90, Olympia; Jack
Taylor Clayton, IS, Reception
center, Fort Lewis, and Mary
Marie Lozensky, San Francisco,
Calf. Charles NJ. johnson, Jr.,
%, Rts. IS. Box 401-B, and Florence
f. Russell, "a. 2135la So. X st. D.;
Lester f. Doeden. "a, 1879 No.
Cedar St. and Rama NJ. Gnadt,
Is, GIT So. Tacoma ave. Samuel
Alexander. Al. 1909 So. Tacoma
ave. and Violet B. Skinner, 80,
p. o. Box 627; Charles Jensen. So,
1920 So. State, and Margaret Had
don, 80. Bremerton, Donald J.
Dyste. rs, and Evelyn Daisy
Smith. 20. both of Winslow. Wash.
John William Piper, 20, and Betty
Ravens. II, both of McMillin;
Earl r. Kelly. as, Rt. 7, Box 204,
and Marie Eta Thornell. Ellens-
burg; John James Brennan. Is.
1919 So. I St, and Ruth Elaine
Clark, 110l So. l4th.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-03
Ban wsysrhasuss
Produced Lumber

Associated General Contractors.
local employers. have just been
notified by the Tacoma district
council. Carpenters and Joiners.
that It's members will not handle
any weyerhseuser lumber. II was
revealed Saturday by Earl Hart
Icy. business agent Of Tacoma
Lumber a sswmill workers
fAFLl and president 81 the Puget
Sound district council.
THE heat Is on. +" Hartley asserted
The han on weysrhaeuser products
has been imposed. he said. because
Of the continued failure 10 settle
or Arbitrate the three months-old
strike OF the 900 employees Of the
Weyerhseussr plant al snoquaimis.
Both Tacoma and Seattle ooun-
ellis OF the union had advised their
members not To handle Wsysr.
hseuser lumber. but now. Hartley
said, the contractors and other
employers Of union members are
being given formal notice.
The union 10 offering. he said.
10 srbitrate i,s demands for scent
flat hourly wage increase. one
weeks vacation with pay. union
shop and participation In a federal
faet-finding survey OF ~sgs eco
Monies In the industry. elements Of
the settlement accomplished In the
rest Of the industry strike several
weeks ago.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-03
.Ia1MHE9E5a33k1

A pickup in week end activity
WAS noted Saturday in the Taco
ma harbor. During the day there
were three ships in port. with two
Of these scheduled 10 stay until
next week The sole weekend de
parture will be the koei Maru.
which was TO leave Saturday after
noon on the return voyage TO
Japan
The two other vessels IN port
were the Flying Cloud. at the
smelter. and the Diamond Cement.
AT Mccormick dock The Flying
Cloud. at present dischArging ore
from South America, faces a busy
week II Is scheduled 10 call at
Port piers end AT Defiance mill
the first Of the week To load lum-
Der. wheat. flour and other cargo
TO take back TO South America.
The Diamond Cement will move
to Dlckman mill Monday 10 load
lumber. departing about noon for
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-03
Presenting Pageant
At Church Sunday

SUMNER - The Christian I'm
dsasor Of the First Christian church
Will present The Challenge Of the
Cross" At the church sunday eve
ming at 730 Tho pageant IL d.
rectsd by Mrs. A. J. Bales and
those taxing part are Elys Larson,
Betty File. Hope Pisrcs. Erma Lar.
son. Mildred Milisrs, Helen Oliver
and Betty Bailas The chorus in
cludsA Bonnie Gaas0usy. Joan
carsl. PADi Benton. Burr CassoSsy.
Rev A. J. Bales and Mrs Paul
Benton
Chamber Of Commerce viii meet
Monday Vt Ny wifss Cafe for IL
O'clock luncheon. J. N. Baumbaeh.
president. urges all members TO be
present 40 that a general plan Of
work can be outlined. Reports will
be given from ths membership and
Daffodii FESTIVAL eommittess
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-03

Monday Horace Mann No. IS. s
D. m. Bethel Lutheran church, So
Bath and I SITS Tacoma No /.
p. m. Normsnna hall. So. 18th and
K SITS. business meeting. program
and dancing; Mckinley No. 7. 8
p. m. 1921 Pa 35th at. and Span
away No. !. p. m. spsnsway
school
Tuesday All-City No. -. 7s0
p. m. Emerson hall, ll05is Broad
nay. business meeting. card party
and refreshments. Mckinley No ..
6 p. m. Sheridan school. satin and
Mckinley ave Oakland No II. 5
p m. 1892 50. Tyler st. auxiliary
unit displaying quit. and orting
No. /. 8 p. m. GAR hall
"Wednesday Hawthorne No 20.
7s0 p. m. 2sl0 Ia { At. PARK
Avenue No. 10. 3 p m. Park Ave
nue. school annex Redmond No. 2.
s p m. old post office. and Sum
ner No ]. sp. m. I. q. D y nall
Friday, saturday X q m m q .
sale. 18th and Pacific ave.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-03
Building Total
Hiqh in January

January building In Tacoma got
away 10 q good start for the ns~
year, Building Inspector Meeor-
mick showed saturday In his first
monthly report for issi. me Jan
usry total Of t2ssbis was sie-
stanuslly ahead 81 the Decsmhsr
total Of s2io.feo and the January.
ipso. total Of tissios
Last months total included ~
new residences listed st . cost ef
sisi 900; ono $1,000 apartment
building az is units. sp.s<o for
alterations TO residences and sal.
500 for alterations 20 non.resi-
dencs buildings Plumbing and
electrical Installations accounted
for $4,000 more.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-03
Lumbermen Hear
.Langlis. 0dlin
Governor Tells Of
Forestry plons

VIVA, may have been . hint AZ
impending proposed legislation sas
voiced by Gov. Arthur n I.Anaiis
Friday night AZ the winthrop hotel
dinner which eiossd the annual
meeting ~ West coss, Lumeer-
mems association Stockholders
The aovsrnaf. ~ho scan stii
offer hi. proposals. for ns~ laws
10 the 2Tth legislature, noe IN sss-
sion. sid he believed . nsw nom
partisan forestry hcsri 10 needed.
lie pledged the ssatss eeorers-
ton in the indus,rys future ptne-
lens. s,res.sns FIRE protection par
tlcuisrly. 80 . need
Cesyas. wsssss. vsee pses,-
Aess ~ - Pad . rs~esa
I.mmshss Ia. Sss reslprsed fss
. secesd term - sssssrtatses
president. ~ waa &, %. hrst.
~~lsa.sw. shelton. - vice prsst-
deas. TIE latter ~ss hssqssst
toastsnssses.
Reno odi.n. faeams. president
~ Puget Sound National hank.
spoke on Challenge az National
Defense 10 Industry" Hs urged
lumbermsn To try To prove THAR
right 10 an important place In The
oountry's economy.
During the preceding afternoon
association members discussed fi-
turs markets. public relations and
log supply.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-03
Redrafting Of Bill Urged
By NV. Power Association

light at Cheney. Wash, was named
president and Hal Walker. Cheney
attorney. socretary-treasurer ]. W.
Macarthur OF Eugene. Ore. Was
made vice president.
Territory Of the association was
made 10 include Washington. Ore
gon, Idaho and Alaska. with mem
bershlp open 10 public power agen-
eies including municipal systems
mutuals and T. L. Ds
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-03
Gordon Lawrence
Sent 10 Monroe

Gordon f. Lawrence. Is. Of 2ls
End ave. n. F.. Puyallup, was sen
fenced to the state reformstory at
Monroe for not more than Is
years by Judge Joseph A. Mallery
Saturday when he pleaded guilty
to grand larceny by check.
A deferred sentence on a previ-
Gus check charge was revoked.
Lawrence drew check on bank
in which he had no account.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-03
IslTiSiTIi,sITisiIIET.
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0D@C


Moon Quarter Neon Quarter
pr IS Fcb = rse II Feb 10
Data supplied bY 5 Weather
bureau. Department Of commeresl.
Washington. foreeas, - &C.
essional rain IN the west portion
snd light snow or rain IN the east
portion Saturday night and sun
dsy. snow over the higher noun
tains. little change m tempera-
ture. fresh and strong southerly
wind off the coast and moderate
10 fresh over inland waters Of the
state
Rainfall in Tacoma for the -
hours ending at s a. m. Saturday.
"a inch. since Jan. l. 4S3 inches.
a shortage OF Ie7 inches
Wind at ss. m. Saturday. south
II m. p. h: barometer at 20 sS,
unsteady. but rising %
sun rises at 734 a. m. Sunday
and sets at STA p. m.
rscoma's weather on Feb. l..
1a4o - Clear. no rain. maximum
temperature so degrees and mini
mum as Highest wind velocity
is m 2. h. from the southeast
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-03
Mother will Keep
Custody Of Child

An amended divorce decree vas
granted 10 Marie LAsn from John
Lien saturday. rhs original d.
vorcs VAS granted To Mfs Lam
on sept 4. 1891. In North Dakota.
This decree gave the custody II .
child, Josephine, 10 Lien.
However. the child wss taken ny
Mrs. Lien and remained In her
care since that time The new
decree now awards tho child 10
Mrs, Lien and provides for ihs pay
msnt Of s4st.bo support monsy IN
payments NJ gas q month.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-03
Lenus Westmon Will
Speak Here Sunday

Lenus Westmsn. recently denied
a seat in the state senate, 10
which he was elected by voters Of
Snohomish and Island counties,
will be principal speaker at a
meeting OF tn. Washington Old
Age Pension union in Emerson
hall. 1l0el4 Broadway. Sunday at
80 p. m. Westman will discuss
Dictatorship in Washington.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-03

Endorsement ~ the program al
the National Foundation Of infsn.
tile Paralysis ~ss made by ths
Pierce County Health office satur-
day. Speaking OF this program. pr
Norman " Mssnusssn said. We
feel this 10 . Grand opportunity for
all msmbsrs Of the community Ia
take part. little or big. To hsIp
raise funds for buying braces and
other needs necessary for the re-
habilitstion of crippled children
caused by thu recent infsntiis par.
siysis spidsmle In Pierce county"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-03
Church Opposed TO
Repeal OF Liquor Ban

Members Of the First Evangeli-
cal Lutheran church at their an
nual meeting recently adopted
resolutions expressing vigorous
disapprovsl Of any attempt to
modify the Sunday or legal holiday
closing law. Al present no liquor
or beer il sold except in private
clubs on holidays.
Copies Of the resolution were
ordered sent TO the governor. Ia
coma Council Of Churches. W G.
r. L. the local press. and 10 other
groups interested.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-03
DIVORCE ACTIONS

Divorce actions were filed IN
superior court mere Saturday By
Ann against Harold Adams. on
grounds ~ hs hitnsl drunkenness
Dorothy l. against John y. eeeb-
told. dessrtion. and Luke from
Ruth Dunn. on grounds Of incur
able insanity.
An introductory divorce decree
was granted Saturday morning %
Violet Irene from Ronald lsbam. A
final divorce decree was granted
70 Marie from George Zsmsk.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-03
New BoiliH and Two
Deputies Start Work

Three new faces were on the job
at the courth house Saturday
Deputy sheriffs Joe Ksrpsch and
Art Varco were on duty In the
sheriffs office and Frank q. Pshls.
former federal court balllff. took
over the baillffs duties In Judge
Joseph a. Msllefy's court.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-03
BUILDING PERMITS

Building permits we're issued
Saturday to Charles Mazda for q
81 500 residence al 1916 Portland
ave. George r Anderson. s.. 900
residence. 9 232 50. 10th st. and
c. l. Murray, $1,000 residence,
3s44 so. G. 81.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-03
Injured in Accident

Mrs. Michael Cusato. OF 1922
SO. Trafton st, was confined at
st. Joseph's hospital Saturday
with injuries suffered Friday night
in an automobile accident. She re-
ceiyed a painful elbow injury, at
tendants said, and her condition
Was described as not serious.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-03
AWARD CONTRACT

The board Of contracts and
awards gave 70 international Hsr-
vester Compsnys truck division
Saturday the contract for fur
nishing new hesvy-duty line
truck u the city light department.
The bid was 1921.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-03
Hospitolized After
Falling OFT Ladder

Willard a. Gunnette, j., assist
ant manager of the Tacoma Maus-
oleum, is under observation at St
Joseph's hospital following a fall
from a ladder at the mausoleum
late Friday afternoon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-03
TWO DRINERs FINED

Fines Of $50 and costs each.
and revocation Of drivers licenses.
we're imposed by Police Judge
Richmond Saturday on James
Kramer and william Ninchinton.
guilty of driving while drunk.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-03
--HAPPY--
Kirfhday
ssrrRpsY. uRRVaRy

SATURDAY.. FTRRrARy
Ms. wtIlian >es'ss~. ,tsx -
Asa %.
Hssty nep. ris -. sesh "a.
Tracy 4 nsgers. sees "a. y.
Chsrl~s Mana. ~ IN -.
sssn q.
Nr. ard Ms. fsuss nes. ef
oi,m9sa. f-rrs>sis ~ rseee>sA
Nrs. MARY rsssehsst ifts "a,
ifts 81.
Mr.. wttsss ne.s. nssss 4
rs,si,ap.
Mrs.. Iaisa s>ass. ssss %. To-
eeuss ave.
suSpss. vsasuAsv
David 4. ss.<htes. Ias 80
ssrS %.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-03
Declining New York Stock
Market Quiet on Saturday

DOW JONES AVERAGES
SATURDAY
Industrial la&2s. off o.ss.
Rail 2s.lO. off OILS.
Utility 1885, up o.el.
S. stocks also. off o.ei.
Stock sales Saturday approx
mated SO 600 shares sgsins;
22o 600 last Saturday Curb stock
sales we're $4,000 shares compared
with Sc. 600 q week ago.
NEW YORk - Weakness in
United states steel preferred stock
and activity in Consolidated OIL
featured = quiet declining stock
market saturday
L. s. Steel preferred. considered
PRIME investment issue. was
driven down points on few
transactions No adequate explain
alton vas given. Steels generally
weakened after = steady opening.
L s. Steel common at It's low was
off nearly point while Bethlehem
lost more than a point and Wheel
ms a point. Non-ferrous metal is
sues were stesdier than other
groups and some registered gains.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-03

Accused by State Pstrolman
Paul Psttison Of flashing his spot
light in the eyes Of motOnst e on
the mountain Highway. Chester
Burnssh. 4s4O "a. 3 =. forfeited
$40 pail in court Friday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-03
BY Lichty

California
Two arrivals were listed for Sat
urdAy. the Amur from British
Columbia and the Yosyu haru
from Japan. both due at the
smelter.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-03
PORT CALENDAR


ships In pnri F1yins Cloud
Smeltsr. Diamond Cement. AeCaf :
mick dock koei Mafu. shsffsf No.
ships due over weekend saturday
-Amur and YosYu NAfu. Smsitsf.
ships due nssi seek. Monday -
Charles Christensen. Port piert stssl
Navigator. Shaffsf No. Ia Pufislms.
Hooker Electro-chsmirai Co,
Tuesday Coast shipper shsffsf
No. 2 Plying Cloud. D~flance mill.
SAtHrtia Smeltsr
Wednesday Flying Cloud Romuius
and Lewis Iuckenhaeh Port piers
BLACK Eagle. shaffor No ! rennkyi-
vsnisn. Baker dock Hamakua. Def
ance mill
Thursday Columbian. Baker dock
X Luckenbaeh bptrry dock
Friday 49, Robert Lucksnbsch. Port
piers Coldbfook and Satartla shat
Ter No 2 Point san Pablo. heCor-
mick dock
SATURDAY Cold brook smslter
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-03
Date for Spring
Officially Set
By Police Judge

sfO n a y t-fhs time Of
spring vas officially set IN po-
lice court here today
A ons-eyed miner Joe O'D0n-
nell. gazsd longingly out a po-
Ice court window and begged
Judge Frank YDse for a sgs-
pended sentence.
Spring IL here" said jos,
and ! can 20 10 work"
Judge Yuss looked out the
window. too. The sunshine Sas
bright The sky vas blue
spring" said the Judge
at length. ~ III be here In
about . month. . think.
Thirty DAYS In jail"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-03
SATURDAYS QUOTATIONS.

Quotations courtesy Dean Witter a
Co Warrington Bids members
New York stock Exchsnge)
High Low Closs