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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-01
Government Orders Cut Of Is Pct.
On Price for Douglas Fir Doors

Price Control Administrator
Leon Henderson in Washington.
ID. C, Saturday ordered a Is per
cent reduction In manufacturers
prices on Douglas fir DOORS
move which will save buyers APP
proximstely $4,000, 900 a year.
Some IL manufacturers In
Washington and Oregon, In
Guiding several In Tacoma, are
affected by the price action.
In the governments first direct
price action on finished lumber
products. Henderson said that
price increase OF 40 per cent on
Douglas fir doors has substantial
ly outstripped higher production
costs" The ceiling prices, he add
ed, are high enough TO encourage
peak production.
A large proportion of manu-
featured doors, including entrance,
interior, storm, screen. garage and
cupboard doors. are made of
Douglas fir and plywood.
Henderson also announced that
prices for doors door frames, sash,
window frames and screens made
of western pine have been stabil-
lied at August levels through a
series of agreements with manu-
facturers representing so per cent
of the pine sash and door industry.
A formal price schedule for these
products will be announced later.
Fir door prices were quoted
In the price schedule In terms
Of discounts off q list price.
Discounts established are ~ per
cent off for No. l doors; 70 per
cent off for No. 2 doors. mill-run
doors, storm doors and cupboard
doors; and "a per cent off for
No. 3 doors. The discounts COM
pare generally with discounts OF
from 6s to 20 per cent for No. ]
doors, with other doors priced pro-
portionately.
A basic maximum price Of $500
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-01

Gs;censes

Marriage license applications
were received Saturday BY County
Auditor 5. CLIFFORD Davis from the
rolioztng- Herbert A shoviAIn.
n. tale Aelros It. and Lolita A.
charch>l. =, zls 81 H.iens ave ;
Charles Racker. u, and HaKel u.
Rogers. -, both Of Portland: Paul
johnson, 81 Reno. New. ard
Nsud Cline -. salt Lake City;
Loyc G. Bskey, 25. as0a No.
Adanzs ~. and Harriet c. Peter
sor, ~. 1875 No. Anderson St;
Robert c, Van valkenbere. 20,
Fort Lewis. ana Elizabeth AuEe
20. iss4 South Tacoma way; James
4, sonnenhurs, q, Msxbass. n.
D.. and Edna v. Annis, Is. Minot.
\. D, w1lford l. Fowler. %. 472o
Pacific ave-. snc Ruth Z. Mckee,
~. 1920 Ia. STth ST: Leo J.
Smith, %, 121t So Tacoma ave,
and Esther R. Caughran. %. 500
So <th st. Norman r. Laurenz,
.. ts0s No. 2sth st. and LouElla
N. York, Il, Graham; Thomas c.
Mcclure, Is, Mcchord Field, and
Alice A. Warther, %. 5o7 So.
ave; Joe Adams. Ia
coma. and Lucy t. Feieht, So. RI.
? Tacoma, Robert T. Hardin. 20.
Rt- Z, Box 10, and Mary Ellen
Nelson. -, ri. 2. Box s57; Thomas
r. Forster, IL, 1922 Ia. s5th st.
and Linda Lspisto, 20 $500 9Th ave.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-01
Only One Sub on
This Grid Eleven

FIFE-Twelve Fife junior high
football players-the entire squad
were awarded their letters FRI
day in an assembly. Coach George
cronquist made the awards to the
plucky squad which battled teams
from Puyallup, Sumner and Olym-
pia with just one reserve on the
bench.
Receiving letters were Jimmy
Laviola. Bobby Bulleri, Doriene
Ryan, Lloyd Harris, Roy Larson.
Bruno Gardella, Danny Jacques,
Adolph Miller, Frank Yaguchi,
Marlebe Edwards and Don Jensen.
All but Jensen are ninth graders.
Manager awards went TO Freddy
sanderson and Kiyomi Mizumoto.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-01
Labor Situation
Greatly Improved

Favorable Developments in Dis
putes involving railway brother
hoods and an independent welders,
union frightened the defense labor
outlook today.
The government fact : finding
hoard studying the railway wage
dispute presents new wage pro-
possls 10 railway officials today.
The proposals. stemminE from ~.
railway unions. Indicated the
hrotherhoods may softer their
original demands.
Charles NJ. Hsy and Frank /.
Mulhollsnd. counsel for the operst-
ing and incorporating groups.
respectively submitted an alterna-
tive proposal calling for wage in
crease Of 81 day.
Government representatives Will
meet next week with welders at
Los Angeles. San Francisco and
in the Puget Sound area in an
effort to settle the jurisdictionai
dispute which threatened 10 cause
a wslkout this weekend in ship
yards and aircraft plants.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-01
B o WLIN G

Howard Kennedy showed the
way 10 Tacoma Major leaguers last
night on the North End alleys.
accommodating a eo7 series by put
ting together scores OF 233. l67
and 207.
Mike Berry's 242 won single
game honors for the evening. how
ever, and gave the veteran trund-
Ter a flying start toward a 604
aggregate and runner-up series
laurels.
Bill Herdman's crew. rolling = 27ax
total which was good for a three
point sweep over Seotty Murdock's
forces 1871. Yaulted into the league
lead, passing up Fred Wahlers' ouin-
tet. which was able 10 muster only
2S42 pins and dropped three points
TO Ken McDonald's boys, who came
up with a 2676 total.
In the other matches, Mike Berrys
team, 273i. won two from Bill Left
wieh's crew. 2s2i, and Bill Othieks
keglers. 2475. took = pair from Jack
Mc1ntyres aggregation, 24ee.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-01
Memorial Services
Sunday for K. OF 6.

Tacoma Council Knights Of Co
llm bus viii hold its annual me-
mortal com munion on Sunday. Nov.
80, nj $50 mass 81. Ritas church.
Members will meet in the base
n,.nt Of tn. church At Sis a. m.
and march into the church in a
body to attend the mass, celebrated
BIZ Rev A. Bruno. 8. j.
The com mittee chosen TO handle
tn. affair consists Of Arthur G..
Brown, chairman, assisted by
Cha plain Rev. Alcuin Lawrence.
Louis G. Burke, VIM. Gaudet and
Elmer =. Hell.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-01
College Aces Win

CHICAGO-An all star team
representing colleges in IS states
won a hard-fought game, IS to 3s,
last night from the Oshkosh Stars.
champions of the National Basket
ball league,
With one minute to play, a field
goal by Jack Garfinkel of ST.
Johns broke a 32-all tie and gave
the Collegisns their victory mar
gin.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-01
Santa Faces
NeWProblenl
Next Season

WASHING TON - Santa Claus
managed 10 beat the priont*s sys-
ten IN preparing FOR the 1871
Christmas se.son. but win have To
20 into csftnss proouc ton to stay
in business next year, Sen. Joseph
C. OAahonsy D.. Wye. revealed.
o-Mshon<y sald the head OF n
metal toy concern AZ Frespors, III.
had written him that ne had com
plttsd hii order, for this Christ
iss several month, ago. but now
faces the choice Of EoinE out Of
business or making bombs instead
OF metal toys.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-01
Move Out Of Tents
lnio New BUILDINGS

Robert T. Walker, commander
Of the CCC Camp Dupont, an
nounced Saturday that the educa-
ton department transferred this
we,k from tents into its new
building, one Of two structures re-
Gently compile ted. The other il the
mess hail Meals are still being
prepared however. in a temporary
tent Kitchen Walker said.
The new addition building will
eventually contain \ Photographic
darkroom, three classrooms. a Ii
brary and the office Of the educa-
tionsl dNstr and his assistant. 1t
Is 20 feet wide and 100 feet long.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-01
Lindsay Bout Set

VANCOUVER, r. "Details Of
the impending featherweight bat
tie between Kenny Lindsay, Van
couver. and Nash Dias, Los An
eeles. had been completed here
today.
Diss, who was expected to leave
Los Angeles for here today, will
meet Lindsay in a 10-round match
on December 5.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-01

Los ANGELES Purchase of
the management or operating con-
troll OF the huge Consolioatsd Air
craft corporation In San Dieso.
Cal. by vultse Aircraft. Inc. ~as
announced today.
vultee acquired 10000 shares
OF Consolidated common stock
owned or controlled by Maj. Rtu-
ben II. Fleet, Consolidated presf-
dent, for slo065. 900. or TIM to-
tai price ~. 5000 In payable In
cash and tn. balance by note
payable az the option Of Vultet
either in cash or in ihara oil
common stock 10 be issued by
vultse,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-01

starr pay IuerdAN ~ cAsuilfH
high school in the is.i-s2 Com
msrcial league circuit
The complete schedule:
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
Hdats. So Tacoma ", Eise,rios Sor-
vood "a Thomas sumner y. Nc
kinley hill. is7nd Inf Va, Sons o.
ferlcles. iiSth Cavalry Va Laundry
AcE "a pfc, CO. , iesrd vs 1870
Dec. AcE w issrd INF is2nd
pfc, Sonz o; Pericles v. is4th Hdots
Co. CO. I lseth vs. Electries. 50.
Tacoma v. Thomas sumner y. Co.
D lssrd, NORWOOD vs. Mckinley Hi.
Dec. .; AcE vs. sumner Co. L
iseth vs rhomAs 50. Tacoma vs..
Mckinley Hi. Norwood ". Co b
ie2nd Inf vs. Fife. iisth Cavalry vs..
lssrd I'M. EleetEios vs. sons OF Per-
ieies
Dec. Il: Norwood ". ACE. So
Tacoma vs. Co i63rd, i52nd Inf.
vs.; issrd IN, listh Cavalry vs. sun am
L iseth vs. Mckinley Hill. Laundry
Fif.
Inf. Sons o, Pericles vs.. Mckinley
Hi, Co. L iseth vs.. Co, 3 1870. So
sumner, Electfies vs.. Fife, Laundry
vs.. Thomas iisth Cavalry VS.. Nor
Dec ia. 50. rsooms Va. 18th Cav
airy, Eleotries VS. i5srd Inf. l44th
Hdats. Co. VS. sumner ie2nd Inf.
VI. Norwood. Laundry vs. Mckinley
Hi, sons OF Perieles vs.. co. p ie3rd
Co, L issth vs.. ACE. Thomas vs..
Jan. q: Laundry vs.. Co. 1s3rd
Mckinley Hill vs.. Fife. sons OF Per-
ieles vs.. ACE. Co iseth vs. ll5th
tries vs.. sumner. ittth Hdats. Co.
Va. Norwood. is2nd Inf vs.. SO. Ia
coma.
Jan. q: Eleotrics vs.. Norwood
Thomas vs. sumner, Fife vs.. Co. p
iesrd. l44th Hdats, Co. VS. So. Ia
coma, Mckinley Hill vs.. 1870 Inf,
Jan. is: Co. L issth vs. So. Tacoma.
Norwood W.. sumner i5srd Inf. vs..
Fife, Laundry Va, sons Of Pericles,
i62nd Inf. vs.. li5th Cavalry. ACE.
vs.. Co. B iesrd. Mckinley Hill vs..
Jan. Is; Fife VS.. Sons OF Perieles.
153rd Inf VS. Laundry. So Tacoma
vs.. Sumner. Co. L l96th VS.. Norwood
Mckinley Hill VS.. Eleotrics. Thomas
vs. l4Sth Hdqts. Co. ii5th Cavalry
vs. Co. 3 163rd. i62nd Inf. vs.. ACE.
Jan. 40. So Tacoma vs.. Norwood.
Co. l. is6th vs.. Sumner, i5srd Inf.
VS. Sons OF Pericles, Fife VS.. Laundry.
ii5th Cavalry VS.. ACE, i62nd Inf.
VS. Co. B l63rd. Mckinley Hill VS..
l44th Hdqts, Co, Thomas VS..
Eiectrics
Jan, %, Sumner VS.. Sons of PERI
cles, Norwood vs.. Laundry, Co. l.
la6th vs.. l53rd Inf. So. Tacoma VS..
Fife. Co. b 163rd VS.. 144th Hdqts.
Co. ACE VS. Electries. l62nd Inf.
vs.. Mckinley Hill. ll5th Cavalry VS..
Jan az: Co. L lseth VS.. Fife. So.
Tacoma VS.. l53rd Inf, Norwood VS..
Sons OF Pericles Sumner VS. Laundry.
162nd Inf. VS.. Thomas. ll5th Cavalry
VS. Mckinley Hill, ACE, VS. l44th
Hduts. Co, Co p le3rd VS.. Electrics.
Jan. 90: Summer VS.. Fife. ll5th
Cavalry VS.. l44th Hdots. Co. ACE.
vs.. Mckinley Hill, l62nd Inf. vs..
Eleetries. Co. B le3rd VS.. Thomas
Norwood vs.. l53rd Inf. So, Tacoma
vs.. sons OF Pericles, CO. L ieoth vs..
Laundry.
Feb. 3: So, Tacoma vs. Laundry. Co.
L ls6th VS.. Sons Of Pericles, Norwood
VS. Fife. Summer VS. i5srd Inf, llsth
Cavalry vs.. Electrics, Island Inf. Va.
Co p ie3rd VS. Mckinley Hill.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-01
CLASS A WOMEN's LEAGUE
BROADWAY ALLEYS

Louise Wahlers. shooting in the
Glass A Women's league Friday
night on the Broadway alleys,
turned in big $40 for the highest
series of the Broadway women for
the week Her games were 1874,
1876 and $50.
Marjorie shsughnessy rolled 22l for
the high single game and finished
with $40 for another high series score.
Results; Arensrs = sport Center o.
ments o; Credit Club g. Autos J.:
Rsu's 3, Broadway AlieyS l.
Dorothy Troy registered 5l1 for one
OF the higher scores OF the week.
Helen Bernard rolled 473, Kitty
Barber All, Sarah Hoard 463. NJ. Nc
Gowsn 467. and Yvonne johnson 4s3
for other good Scnres
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-01
Teeth Removed in
Price Control Bill
WASHINGTON

WARRINGTON - Administra-
ton leaders today looked to the
senate to put back into the anti
initiation price control legislation
most Of its teeth" which were
extracted by the house last night
when ii approved a drastically
modified measure.
Before the final 224 to 161 vote,
a solid Republican front and a
substantial bloc of dissident Demo-
Gratis virtually eliminated regu-
lstory features of the bill and
wrote their own version on the
floor. Administration efforts at
compromise were in vain.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-01
Actor In Divorce

New divorce actions were filed
In superior court Saturday by
Bertha M. against Oliver J. Hug
gard, Alleg ing burdensome home
life: Dorothy against Donald Me-
Sivsn. Altering cruelty, and Eliza
beth against Charles r. Metsker,
burde nsonst home life.
Interlocutoy DEGREES have been
granted Georgia L. from J. r.
Rakusieh; r, c. from Hazel NJ.
Sather; Htrrics from Paul Fam
snek, and Mabel from Goodwin
Bert.
Final DEGREES have been entered
in the cases Of R X. sEainyt Pearl
Watkins, TERESA against Robert
II, Painter,
Your postm asser can tell you
how to invest in Y. s. Defense
Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-01
Name Prep
Grid KINGS

Two mythical Oregon state foot
ball titles we're decided n high
school grid games lsst night
Al TIE Dalles. once-bestea Med
ford wss swsmped $50 By The
Dslles griddsrS. Myrtle Point.
which has closed It's grid season.
also vas undefested in Class A
play and claimed = share IN the
state crown Of The Dalles.
The state n division title
Vas claimed Nv Amity high
school In . game played on
the Lnfield college gridiron,
Amity won its 18th straight
game by trimming Newport,
is-1s. All ~ the scoring
came In the first half.
In Portland. jefferson won the
city football championship by a
two-touchdown win over Grant.
1910
Corvallis beat Lebanon ESQ and
Mac-Hi dropped Albany 1914.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-01
Investigate Theft
OF Three Checks

A 36-year old Tacoman was
being held in the city Jail satur-
day. charged with drunkenness.
pending investigation into theft of
three unemployment compensation
checks from the Stratford hotel at
1916 Market st He also is ac-
cused of proving a room in the
hotel.
One of the checks was made out
to Christian y. Patsey and the
other two to Chris Klakegse of
5o6 So. X st. Property taken from
the room was recovered.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-01
TOWNSEND MEETINGS.

. Following 10 4 list Of sch I'd uled
Townsend meetings:
N1onday-McKinley club No. T.
regular NEE tint At ,. m. NJ S72
Ia ~ st.
Tueaday--0akiand club No. IT,
business meeting IT. AHA So.
35th St
Observation-Disclosures club No.
20, 26io Ea. c st; Sumner club
No !, regular meeting; Tacoma
club No, /. regular meeting al
Normanns hal, 10 be followed by
daneinK and reireshnaents-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-01

Mayor Hairy p Cam. accom-
psnisd by Mrs Cain. left Tacoma
shortly before nom by automobile
FOR vancouvsr. r. c, where he
will M principal speaker ~ a
mseung of the vsncouvsr Tourist
association ~ the Vancouver
hotel. They will return Sunday
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-01
FUNERAL IN IDAHO

r1neral services wers held Sat
urday At Cen eses. Ida. for Chris
tian Spells =. Who died there
Thursday night Among the sur
viycrs 10 = brother. Peter Speltz
Of Puysllup.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-01
HUNTERS WARNED

HELENA, Mont.-The state fish
and game department today served
last warning on Montana hunt
ers the 1871 migratory WATERFOWL
season would close AZ 4 p m. sun
day. Many hunters have com
planned mild weather postponed
the "csnads flight deprivinE
them Of their usual duck quotas
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-01
Park Basketball
GAMES THIS WEEK
Park-Recreation League

Monday: Falkland Trinity Luth-
eran VS.. Latter Day Saints: Messiah
Lutheran vs.. Monsrchs; Portland Ave
Va. Garagemen. All games at Bell
armine
Wednesday: Monarehs vs.. Garage
men at Bellarmins; Messiah Lutheran
vs.. Latter Day Saints at Bellarmine;
Falkland Trinity VS.. jefferson Play
field at Falkland grade
SHIPNARD LEAGUE
Tuesday: ll6th Engineers VS.. Elee-
tricians: All Rails VS.. Maehlnists;
Laborers VS. Anti-Tank
Thursday: 1l6th Engineers VS. Ma
chinists: Electricians VS.. Anti-Tank:
All Rails VS.. Boilermakers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-01
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YOkk-Forsisn sxenange
steady. Closlng cable r.,ea on
major currsnciea
England. pound So<.
Can ada, dollar, .Ssts.
Cuba. peso .es7s.
Mexico, peso, .2o1o.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-01
woMEN's CITY LEAGUE
COLISEUM ALLEYS

For the second successive week,
Mae knight led the bowlers Of the
strong Women's City league on the
Coliseum alleys. A week ago she
set a new league record with her
$50 score. Last night her total
was SOP.
Eleanor Brown rolled 1877 for the
high single OF the matches and fin
ished with 496. Erma Musselman
tailed 499 with 100 for her best game.
The first place Match team rolled
1928 for the high team total. Miss
Brown led off with her 4e6. Eliza
beth Davis rolled 435, Mildred Rey-
nolds ACT. Bessie Trowbridge ATS and
Dorothy Daily 453.
Matches won four from Helen Davis,
FRS won three from Tavern, Roofers
split even with Paris and Grills di-
vided with Distributors
Handicap Doubles Tournament
Broadway Alleys
this year by the Broadway alleys. q
handicap doubles meet, starts Sat
urdsy night AZ O'Clock The first
Sunday squad will shoot at 2 o'clock.
The meet is being conducted on
basis of 400 scratch with 30 per cent
women. from all Tacoma alleys are
eligible TO participate.
Early Birds club
sunday Meeting
meeting OF the bowlers Of the
morning at the Broadway alleys at
IL 80 o'clock 10 discuss matters i'm
portant 70 the league, Any new
bowlers wishing 70 join the league
may do 50 Sunday, league officials
have announced.
Ladies' League
Hi-Nay Alleys
Johnny's iol vs. Florists 81. High
game Ruth Guhr I5s; high series.
Miss Guhr 426
H TRny game % Dora s asscoa R0f 1877 nigh
series, Mrs Wescoat 463.
Hans az VS.. Clarks u. High
game. Blanch Sehiesz l+e; high series,
isYerne Walters 900.
Doormrn's League
Pane cutters 1894 az VI. offie.
1880 III. High game. II Hall lso.
high series. D. Gonyes $40.
,,so ne Hsh 2I s.. 90 y o ods s is
high series. u Colbo 445
spresder Gang 2oeo un - Day
cutters 1899 ~ Hish game A Cor
BELL III. high series. p Frlcsel $50
sash DEPT 235T "a vs.. Door Ship
pers 400 90. High game, Chris
jefferson 1877; high series 3 Chris
Jefferson se7
Door Dept. z3ss "a, v. MI. Cutter,
2323 ID High game, NJ Rsiner 100.
hish series " Reirnsr 4ss
Tear Down 22s3 % Va Veneer
Shippers z47e go High same >.
Fisher 1914 high series, P. kuntz 4ss.
Maccabee League
Play Nor Alleys
squswkers 24s5 fol VS.. Smart Guys
1853 a.. High game Carl Scheidel-
man lsl; high series seheldelmAn sal.
Eve Hot Shots 1854 90 ys Ivory
Heads 253s ID High game z. SIN
clair ala: high series, z. Sinclair 57s.
sixth Avenue Alleys
A special match will De held Sun
day az p n between CASey's OF
SIKH Avenue and a South Tacoma
aggregation. A return match will be
held later on South Tacoma alleys
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-01
THREE FAKE ALARMS

EFFORTS were being made Satur.
day by Official, Of the police and
fire Department. 10 find the
prsnLster who turned IN three
false fire alarms from the vicini ty
oi 18th and Market sti. bet~een
$50 and $50 4. m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-01
STANDINGS
Park League


Los ANGELES-The Columbus
Bulls are favored over the Los
Angeles Bulldogs for their game
tomorrow afternoon at Wrigley
field.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-01
FISHERMAN DROWNED

MOO I<A, q, C---Reports from
the Seattl, fishing schooner Arne
sad todas Martin Ayre bush
drowned yesterday with M fell
overheard Has body Was not re-
covered.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-01
BANK CLEARINGS
BANK CI.EARINGS

Portland bank clearings, So
261.s7063; balances: S2,546, 044.22.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-01

CLOSING BOND AVERAGES
20 bonds 80. 10 up COS.
10 higher grade fails. s2.Ss up oIo
10 second grade rails 4s-ss up OIL
10 puhlic utilities 1io.s4 W Dos
10 industriaIs lo7,S4 of oop
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-01

a pair was set for garage doors
FOB factory.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-01

Seattle bank elearings. Sill 26s,-
6s457; balances, s5,433.S5l.22;
transactions, s21, 1856. 10000.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-01
--HAPPY--
Mrth1au
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 20

Mrs- Phyllis Woman. ssoS 10.
Lawrence st.
Jaanlta Hansea, siS 10. Seth.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-01
Stocks Decline Moderately;
Far East Crisis Worrisome

eaAts hpFfoNr1tl eu )V-W~
nharss. uss nezvzess Saturds J
trading since DEC. - Of last y'tsI
when ssoooo shares chan ged
hnnds. Last Saturdays uleswtrt
se0. ooe shsr~s Curb sssts also
reached new hish Tor the yssf
~ 10000 shsws sEsinst $1,000
In the short session last week.
NEW YoRk-stocks dipped IL.
r~rularly In moderately active
dealings today and the com posits
sxsrags declined Ia new los
sino> Juns last year.
rhsxs was little concerted ssll.
Ing. bat buying interest was poor
Losses generally were small,
Main weight on the stock
narkst wis the critical Far
Eastern situation. which brought
out precautionary Weekend ssIl.
Ing.
Tax loss liquidation also wal
tsszmed in many i.suss-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-01
Commercial Hoop
Slate Complete
Sixteen Quintets
Stort Play Dec. 2

Sixteen basketball teams viii
start pay Tuesday a. Stadium
high school in the is.i-s2 Com
nsrciAl league circuit.
-. ra--rfsta .rk.assf.
Evening star., 1941-03-21
which, because of increasing defense

which, because of increasing defense
demands, can not be maintained.
He said there are many hazards to
development of a real television
service even under normal circum-
stances. He added that the prob
lem now becomes more complicated
because of the possibility of Short
ages in material and personnel. He
said that once broadcaster has
embarked upon definite level of
program service, he cannot recede
from it without serious disservice
to the public and without damage
to the good will and confidence of
those he serves.
He said that If the commission
finds that the requirements of the
defense program make it doubtful
that television should now be
launched upon a broad scale basis,
Columbia offered these two recon-
mendations:
l. Set the standards that have
been proposed but make it clear in
SO doing that widespread public par
ticipation is not to be expected
2. Give sanction to commercializa-
tion-if that means permission to
stations to sell time-but, again,
make certain that the public is not
mislead that extensive service will
be created or continued.
Adrian Murphy, director of televi-
sion for Columbia, testifying for
that organization which is expert
menting with system of pictures
in color, recommended that all sets
be built so that they will be able
to receive color television when it
becomes commercially satisfactory.
Evening star., 1941-03-21

intendent Of schools for the District;
DR.. George c. Rutland, public health
officer; Hugo Wolter. chairman of
the Recreation Committee, WASH
ington Council of Social Agencies,
and Mrs. Helen Demey Hoffman,
chairman of the Washington Hous-
ing Association.
Preliminary surveys by the COM
mittee, headed by Representative
Tolan, Democrat, of California, show
that between 100000 and 100000
persons have migrated since the de-
fense program opened.
Witnesses to be heard Monday
will be group of news and magazine
writer's who have toured the country
to report the effects of sudden
population jumps in communities