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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-13

ing the door expectantly, and it was funny how the talk stopped abruptly. The chuboy young man gave a start, turned red, then moved abruptly toward the port able bar. Lois Hammond's eyes grew wide with disbelief. Jim shot a look at Mary Larsen, and she too looked surprised. But he knew Mary's surprise was caused by finding him, Spike the diver, to be James Mallory, and not be- cause he didn't look like the pudgy mans description of sal wage man.
 Burk said, MT. Mallory, Miss" And the dark girl came toward Jim, smiling and holding out her hand.
 MT. Mallory! I'm so glad you're here. Father said I'm to entertain you, until he gets back. Do you mind?"
 Her eyes pleaded with him not to mind. Jim thought, You shall low little hypocrite," Aloud, he said, Not at all"
 She slipped her arm through his, led him about and presented him to the others. one or two looked little sheepish. The chubby man was Tommy Sturde- want. Tommy gave Jim limp hand, and asked, Mallory, eh? Whats your line, old mann"
 Jim looked him squarely in the eyes. T take in washing = old man."
 Tommy reddened, choked. The crowd laughed. Lois Hammond introduced him to Mary Larsen last of all, almost as an after thought. MT. Mallory, Miss Lar sen, my fathers secretary"
 Miss Larsen and have al- ready met"
 "Yes,' Mary said, her voice an- noyed. T think we have"
 Lois turned him away. She called to someone to put on dance record. When the music started her dark eyes asked Jim to dance. He thought, "Why not?" She looked as though she'd be fun to dance with, fun to make a little love to. And 1t was nice holding her in his arms.
 You're not my idea of a man
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-13
CR ANIllM CRACKERS
Odd JOBS

Odd JOBS
 There are more than clerks, steno- graphers, white-collar men, and machinists in this working world of ours. Some workers have strange titles attached to their jobs. See how many of the following you recognize.
 l. Where would you find gandy dancer? (a) at a ballroom; (b) on railroad; Co in an airplane factory; (d) in a gandy store.
 2. What type of work does an agitator do? ta) gold mining: (b) soapbox speaking; Co soda jerking; (d) elevator operating. 3. Where would you find 8 bush monkey? (a) in bush; (b) in a zoo; Co in lumber camp; (d) in a garage.
 4. What would a juicer be? (a) a fast dancer; fb) a gold miner; Co soft drink salesman; (d) a electrician.
 5. Where would you find a shutter? (a) in a flour mill; (b) in an aircraft factory; Co mixing cement; (d) in 8 flower show.
 Answers on Back Page
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-13
. STORIES
 IN STAMPS
Donzie Under Germon Rule for Third Time

nANZIG, that beautiful city at O the mouth of the Vistula river in the old Polish Corridor, has had a stormy history.
 Three times it has fallen under German rule. On Sept. 1, l939j Nazi legions pushed into Poland,I made Danzig a part of the Reich.
 This stamp, one of the winter. help series of 1885, shows thd Danzig stock exchange building: Under the Treaty of Versailles; Danzig became a free city, flew its own flag, made its own laws, maintained an army and issued its own money and stamps. All that ended when Germany took over.
 The city was founded by Ger- mans at the beginning of the 18th century. Polish Pomeranian dukes ruled until 1908. The Teutonic knights assumed control and governed until l454.
 From 1454 to 1793 the city was associated in a personal union with the kings of Poland.
 In 1907, Danzig became a free city for the first time under French sponsorship. With the collapse of the Napoleonic re- gime, Danzig returned to Prussia, thus remained until the Treaty of Versailles.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-13

YESTERDAY: Mary Larsen tells Jjna hGhllery ell she wanted to kneW was where she could find HEf. flames Mallory, owner of the Ajax Salvage Company. She knpws yirn only as Spike. Jim RsiEs Mary who sent her on board, but she refuses to answer and dives overheard leading toward shore When Mary tires and goes under, Jim swims after her and aows her to safety. He learns She is going to Jeffery HammOnd's estate. Hammond owns 8 steam ship line and it was his ship, the Sonora, that Jim found after it sank and whose location he won't dlvulge. Jim tells Mary to come down to the Ajax OlIice the next day if she wants to see MT. Mall lory. He returns to the office to fnd an invitation from Jeffery Hammond to spend weekend at the Indian Creek mansion - to talk business.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-13
ARREsT1NG PICTURE

Revolving about the unusual IT, nance of an unprincipled adveu- turer and an rnsuspecting heiress RKO Radios Before the Fact stars Cary Grant and Joan Fon- taine in what is said to be an ex- ceptionally arresting film directed by Alfred Hitchcock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-13
HARD-Bo1LED LADY

Fern Emmett, noted character ac- tress, has featured role as a hard boiled frontier woman in "Six Gun Gold" Tim Holt's new action drama for RKO Radio. Jan Clayton has the feminine lead in the exciting story of banditry in a mining town.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-13

in the salvage business" she said. Her eyes said 8 lot more. They had predatory look.
 'It,s living',' he said, and over her head he saw Mary Larsen watching them dance with a twisted and bitter smile on her lips.
 (TO Re Continued)
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SIDE CHANGES

Answers on Back Page
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-13

nurk, the butler, found him in the living room. And Burk said. Miss Hammond has returned, sir. She would like you to join her in the ss1mptls room"
 Sf.ead away. Burk." Jim Nal l0xy said.
 He nearly laughed out loud whsn he 1oIla@ed D1rk into that room Everyone had psen Watchr
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-14
People in
The News
BY UNITED STATES

DIR. A. I. oimstesd. University
OF Chicago historian, says Easter
Sunday will be three days late lie
said q io-year study OF old coins
and BAhylonian. Hebrew and
Christian calendars has convinced
him that Christ was erlcified
April 7. 80 a. d.. and the resur-
rection Easter was April 10.
Malcolm Bleeeker. who captain
ed Columbia univerSltys football
team in 1929 and was named the
senior "sdjudged by his classmates
most worthy Of distinction on the
ground OF his qualities Of mind
and character" died in New York
from gas apparently a suicide.
His two children and their Cocker
Spaniel died with him IN the kitoh-
en- Of their home. Mrs Blocker
found the bodies when she return
ed from shopping. -.
The Marquis de Rochambcau. rs,
a descendant of the commander OF
French armies in the American
Revolution. died In tn. family
chateau near Saint Gaultier.
France
Gregory la Caya, film producer.
and the former Mrs. Grace Gar
land were married In Las Vegas.
New. last Dec 2. II WAS revealed
at Hollywood today They had
kept the marriage secret for
personal reasons
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-14
Aged Widow Regains
Control Of Estate

OLYMPIA The state supreme
court ordered dissolved a guard.
ianship appointed 10 administer
the $4,000 holdings of Mrs
Sophia Miohvlson. Te-year-old
widow living IN dickinson, Clark
county.
Two guardians, Peter Hill and
Hiims Rsinikka. had ben APP
pointed by tho superior court in
January. 1889. 10 administer her
business affairs because she was
incompetent and had a poor mem
cry She could not rcad. write or
speak English
Ii.r large family was divided In
two factions seeking control Of her
affairs. When abe sought 10 dls.
solve the guardianship. five of
them filed objections
The supreme court found she
displayed adequate control Of her
memory and faculties II reversed
the Clark county court decision
and ordered her ,stat. restored 10
hsr control.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-14
Women S Club Will Hear State
President in Federation Talk
Mrs. Fronk Ludwigs of Wollo Wollo
To Address Luncheon Meeting Monday

FtYAILTP- Guest sreak-r a.
49, annual spring luncheon ~ the
ruvsihsn wemer's club Monday -
! o'clock ~ tie Methodist church
rninE rooms vii ~ Mrs Frank
L1dv1ss ~ Walls walls. president
~ the state Federation ~ Won
eus clubs Her subject vii be
FASHIONS 81 Women IN which
she vii compare operation Of the
federation TODAY and in past years
Musical numbers VIII b Marin
haphone solos BY Miss Ruth Mere
9th. supervisor Of music in the
local grade schools. and numbers
bv the high school girls nonette
under the direction Of Louis
Owens
General chairman Of the event
b Mrs Newell Hunt who Will Be
assisted by Mesdsmes Sam Geppi.
BAR Poe Ear Powell. Paul Shafer
and J. NJ. Jones. program Mes
danes X. Petrieh. Garnet Sover-
s'gn. Harry Kelsey. A. } Pearson.
Ressie Richsrdt. TED Schroeder
and Robert Heston. decorations;
Mechanics George Jacobs RAY
coodner and r. J. Heath. menu.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-14
Ask Conciliaiors Help in
Settlement Of Labor Disputes

sklAr Manufacturing company.
Long Island City. ~ r. makers
Of surgical Instruments for tins
armed forces
Demand Wage Increase
Meanwhile. Bethlehem Steel
corporation. employer Of 100 600
steel workers and holder 81 NOR.
than a billion dollars In defense
orders considered demand BY
N. steel Workers Organizing
Commute. tcIOl for a i0-o.nt
hourly wage Increase sWoc lead.
sfs are negotiating with United
states Steel corporation officials
NJ Pittsburgh on a similar demand
Al the Bosing Aircraft company
plant. Seattle. members % the
AerOnsutiosl Mechanics union and
the BAH-CIO FLASHED when the
Go distributed litsrstur. ouiSids
the plant. whsr. . CTO msmbsf-
ship DIVE is rumor.d The AFL
has a bargaining contract at the
plant.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-14
Powerful New
Drug Revealed

PTTTSBURGH-A powerful new
drug with an unpronouncesbl BILE
name took its place today along
SIDE other proved weapons in sci
snce's fight against pneumonia.
The drug II called hydrox-
yethylapocupreine, or "71" for
short. While IL has hem In
existence five years. the drug
| VIA revealed for the first time
to-day 10 have been used ef-
fectiyeiy In the treatment Of
humans sufferings from pneu-
monia-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS use
Vas a treatment for pneumonia WAS
made in the 2sth annual report OF
Or. E f. Weidlein, director of Mel
Ion institute.
The new drugs effectiveness
was said to be equal 10 that of
sulfapvridine, which is more wide
D. used for treating pneumonia.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-14
Report on Output
OF Sewing Projects

Sewing projects under the direc-
tion Of Work Projects Administrs-
ton. are being gesred 70 perform
additional services that might be
required 10 speed up national de-
fense and TO meet any national
emergency.
Last year the Swing project at
+2t Puysllup ave. sponsored by the
state dsps rtmsnt ~ socisi security.
manufactured So 2ss garments for
needy men. women and children.
- .2ss quilts. sheets and other
household articles. besides Hspalr-
ing and altering ESQ surgeons
suits for the American Lake Vet
ersns hospital There are three
sewing projects " Pierce county
t~o each N Grays Hsrtor and
Thurston. and one in Mason county.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-14
Cape Fairweaiher
Takes 10 Wafer
Governors Wife
II Almost Late

A nv Unit u ths L = rsfra-
an marine rsas ~ her moeFtnks
n rseons hsrtzor saturday feiis~.
NJ = lsanchins ceremony In which
NFs sfthar y L@nslts wife -
re xexerner. h~esnae. N = nasrcs
margin = time ths ships srcnscf.
ne Cape FatrSesthsf. 80 per
cent completed. AS itching 10
slide down ths CREASED VAR q
Seattle. Tsrcms shlpysr,is hsrs
Friday sfisrnsen % TIE klsh tie
oev. and M. LsnEiis had NJ
W arrived AFs n J. LAMENT.
Wife 81 the eofros.tiee'. president.
hastily prepared b. offtctats a.
sponsor she Vas seeut ready q
ns'lss the champagne bottle fos tho
christening when Mfs. isnsile and
the governor arrived
TIE launching q N. Cap. Pair
weather preeeeaed without . hitch
and another fine Tacoma butt,
ship took her place sfiest within
a short distance u the three sister
ships launched before her
one ef them, the CAPS Aisv.
which was first down the esss
has hesn placed IN run commission
and vas due 10 sail this week end
on her maiden voyage 20 the
Orient IN the Amefissn Mail line
service
rhs CAPE Douglas ~if he nsst
~ the hvs CT cargo ships 10 s>
launched. ard last 81 N. original
coatrset awarded ths Seattle Ia.
eoms evaporation, The ssst s<riss
under construction viii hs ca
type ~ feet longer Than ,hs sif.
foot Ck1s
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-14
'MalleY Trial
May End Monday

The case Of the state ss Marvin
NJ oMslley Was expected To reach
the jury Monday following INV
opening Of the trial on Friday in
which the state completed Its case
MAthsts schlsmeergsr. agsd
resident 81 ass Ea., nth st. Vas
the principal wi,n..s for the pros.
scution IN the grand larceny
charge against ohsilsy. ~ho h
alleged 10 hsv. Incorporated
lac sasr~. az Northwest Brewery
stock bslonsins 10 sehlsmhsrKsr.
Other witncsse. called BY penu.
" Prosecutors william Goodwin
and Hugo hetrler, jr. included
Mrs Bess Oswald ~ Montesano.
Detective Tom Psulson. A. NJ
Grant. FORMER president ~ the
Northwest Brewery company. and
shelby coatvs
Defense Counsel Rsrin Johnson
bitterly contested the Introduction
NJ all evidence by tho stat. only
defense witnvss called was Harold
nagg. stock broker NJ Seattle
Dasss testimony concluded Fri.
days session.
Courthouse observers do not 10.
lisvs that o'Mallsy Will take the
stand In hls o~n defense n such
is the case. final arguments by
attorneys will be the sole Monday
action befor, Judg. Pred {. Re
mann sends N. case To the JuIy
for verdict.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-14
c. P. S. Fine ARR
Program Monday

STUDENTS sna easussy ~ ~ No.
arts asvsss-s - tss cstsees =
Puget Sound vsll rsfssrspsss n
me psesssm " ~ ssvss ~ ~
ytsss nspssss eAur~a 1co1nD
wight 81 ssts
J.A~ paul ne~ne<s. Asrsetew -
the conservatory ard sssshss -
voice. 9th nss~ charge ~ Ne MO-
SIC Martha rsasi jaess. dsrsetas
~ The assmstss an dspNytMeee
wsli direct the drama pvc9van. ~.
ssaalnr presentation AZ . sn~vAl
F~~dsns group. fsrss ~ sss sin1 -
appear On shs rsrsrs scass
Melvin nnhsss Az dars~sw. ON
sps.s q. contemporary ssseAs ~
shs sassa ~ srt. illustrating ~
sisseuosna with enievs1 at8eA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-14
Driver Is Arrested
Following Crashes

Paul fAthbons. Il. vas IN the
city JAIL Saturday for drunkenness
and investigation after ms sBto-
mobile silsgsdly hii another ma
chins and then a light pole. dam
aging both cars.
PDilos said Fathb0ns struck . car
driven b. Hs Gertrude Julian.
sZz 40. Anderson At. Friday niEht
~ sffh ~ ard Pacific sss. and
then ran Into . light poi. a. soih
and Pacific. No one vas injured
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-14
BY UNITED PRESS

The AID Of federal Cancellation
agencies In settling labor disputes
In defense industries was sought
on an increasing scale today.
Southern coal operators who
withdrew from n wsge scale con
ference with United Min. Workers
CCIO) In New Yors. asked Presi-
detn Roosevelt and Secretary d
iAbor Frances Perkins 10 certify
their dispute 10 the national de-
Tense media ton bosrd
James r. Dewey. veteran fed
ersI cOhcilistOr who played
prominent part N the settlement
Of a Today strike ~ the Ford
Motor oOmpanys River Rouge
plant was put TO work on a United
Automobile Workers tcIOD strike
threat against the General Motors
corporation. holder ~ more than
800 900 900 in defenss contracts
Appeal Prepared
a federal e0neiilstof prepared
an appeal h. Secretary Perkins 20
certify q the defense mediation
board q strike q AFL maehlnlsiG
against 90 plants n the California
Metal Trades association A. San
francisco. stopping work o. a.
900 900 defense orders Direct ne
goilstions we're deadiocksd over
wage demands
The defeaSe boards assignment
u Dean Lloyd X. Garrison q the
University u Wisconsin lsN school
a. referee In dealings Of ~ OhW
NIth the Aiiis Chsinsrn Manu-
featuring company a. kllysuk.s
drew szgrsss.Ons of approval from
laOyr and management
The mediation board announced
settlsn.snt n q strike a. the Seas
Shipping Co. New York. called By
the Go Marine Engineers union
seeking war bonuses. and prepared
- consider q strike q tho United
Electrical Radio and Machine
WORKERS lCIOJ against tns J
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-14

- Ienfuk, whore ~ ss<Ws~~f
HAT kss s~~ls s~~sssss~e w.asa
~ sss~mps~s against ss~swsss
aea nsliAa rs~<hastsea fese~s
sweeping eastward ses~ss rs
Ae>ess " ~ ssfsessss sf
Esyps - ~ ssws esssi.
rhs osfnas hlGh command
however. si.sm-d that the British
army In North Africa wss
beaten. and aid that The ass
divisions we're continuing -ths
pursuit" m eastern tlhya.
as.shs o~ss, o.
The main Rattle thsssss. sew-
ever. ~ss In os~ses and n the
hllls ~hsrs the Jauoslsv mcans.ia
troops sslll tried 10 carry on ths
h~t,ls against The uermaas In
this area there vas Vigorous
aerial activity. whssv The Royal
Air Force r~ps~sss throwing sars
ard more esmssrs into the f'shs
against German columns
sixteen wave. Of German planes.
lncludtng dive tambers. fslisd the
Athens port - ftra.us. apparently
lnfilctins heavy damage an the
main par, far british supplies into
ots~es. the Raj reported that
lss eoWssrs ard fighters wpsst'
sdly mad attacked German columns
IN the mountain. ~ .sssc~ and
Juru-lsvis with saors.s
Tho ssrrsndsr II ore~k
~.ui.sd~s a~iss whseh had hesa
out d~.rise tbs ssesrsss fss~s-
as movement In Ns~~sts~sa
(es.t 81 aslasihsl k~ipsd 30
Il~ee the Immediate War
threat IN Turkey but . state
Of .iess was repaired DECLARED
by Askssa. Late Dispatches.
how ey~s. said that Bulgarian
fierce. which had be~s ssss
the Turkish fseatiss ~sse
Withdrawing.
German bamhers rsided nristai
Portsmouth and other points 10
southern England during ths
night. repeatedly infileisnG hsas,
damage. while the German al
force claimed 10 have sunk fiv'
merchant ships to,slling 7s,oo'
tons su friday.
Roth Berlin and Rome ss~siiss
President Hoossvsits action n
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-14
Valley Youth Dies
Alter Long Illness

sum NER- Wayne Edward
Kellie, seven, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Kellie, RI 2, Box 407.
Puysllup. died in local hospital
Friday, following a long illness.
Funeral services will be held
Monday az 2 p. m. from the Funk
Funeral home. with the Rev Paul
Fulmer officiating. Burial will be
IN woodbine cemetery
Besides his parents, Wayne
leaves three brothers, Willis, viii.
lam, jr., and Willard, and one sis
Ter, Charlotte, all of the home. and
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W S.
Kellie Of Waunets. Neb.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-14
Dairymsn 10 Form
County Assecisiien

rasses county dairy farmers
havs hesa ASKED se NEST 81 The
Western Washington Impairment
s,stlea. puysiIur. 81 . ,. n. We'd
nssdsy. April "a. 10 ssuaniss .
breeders association. rhs rvvpcss
sf the organization y W dsssiap
such proi~css - dairy s~sd IN
prnv~msrt associations. stesh
Ivdslas soha"ls. artificial brood
ing, issisiatl.a affecting shs dslry
industry. etc
Owners ~ hath grade snd psWe.
bred cattle are invited
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-14
WILL MEET SUNDAY

The Washington Old Az. Pen
sion Union will meet In Emerson
hall. 1902 Broadway, Sunday
with clsud Smith a. guest speak
er. There will b. an open forum
from to 7.30 p. m. conducted by
John Greeman. the snlons edu-
cational director.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-14
HURTS HAND At WORK

Michael q. koCafffsy. -. "a
1927 ~. Union ave. s2s tsksn 10
-. Jossphs hospital Friday with
an injured nght hsnd which he
caught in a packing machine e.
Centennial FIGURING mill. The tips
ofStVo middle fingers were cut of
and ths forefingsr Sas bruised.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-14
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
Main Street
STARTS ON FAeF ONT

spending her sprng vacation hsrs
Rlth her aunt. Ms. Hubert "
WILEY. 10. No. Pine 1t
Little Jim a~aa~rl~r net with
misfortune 81 ia Easter vacation.
Ne Eel snd fractured one arm.
Jc.a Louis. - ths name select.
81 fof ths daughter horn rassdsy
n Nr. ard Mrs.. Robert q. osihout
Iuelen Rafesl. Grandparents sre
Mr.. and Nr., eearge Rats snd
Nr. ard Mr.. Harvey osthsut.
Mr.. Cora Ward "a grsat-srsnd-
mother.
Mr.. and Mr.. Robert y. Re~chl-
nor. e702 South Tscenas WAY have
gone to Michigan CITY. Ind. While
there he viii inspect neN cars for
the Northern Pacific railroad
N,we., hobby Of Tony Olsen i.
raising rabbits Last year It wss
trailer building
Nr. Alien MARKER and asush-
ter. Madden. have been visiting in
Tenino.
Lloyd Lundauist this week has
been entertaining his brother. ROY,
who Is visiting here from Everett
where he Is principal Of a grade
school.
Speaker a. the Tuesday meeting
OF the South Tacoma Business club
will be l.. {. Oberiies, who viii
have As his subject, Strut Your
Stuff" Alfred Actor on the same
program viii present the Gray
school quartet, which consists Of
Gordon Weld. James SiEafoos.
Earl and Randolph orocott.
school supt. Howard v. Gco,d
ia now mailing out contracts to
more than 500 men and women
who will make up the teaching
corps during la4l-42 In Tacoma
public schools.
Visiting Mrs. Kathryn Gunder-
son at Lsksvew have been her
daughter. Mrs. William Holloway
Cook and son. Billy, Of San Pedro,
Calf.
Bobb, Hayward OF SIS So Aims
worth ave. home for spring vaoa-
tion from Washington State col
lege. "a making little extra
money. working st a downtown
clothing store He recently
pledged Theta Chi fraternity At
Washington State. He rs a fresh
man.
Victor X kaperick will spenC
Easter m Seattle visiting friends
Miss Anne Murray. daughtel
of MIR. and Mr.. Lowell Thoma'
Murray OF Tacoma, junior a
Vassar college. was one of Tn
leading performers in the yearly
concert of the Nsssar dance groul
which WAS given April .. VIII
Miss Martha Topping Of Peoria
Ill, senior. IS her partner sh
interpreted small American
suite, Variations on q Theme"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-14
War in Europe
A Year Ago
April Il. 1910

nTttien announced sslnlns -
sksseftss sna ksttssst v hicek
osrmsnf fresn go erstset wsth
SsF~ay.
Naval battle ~ Marvin r.sssi
RFstsla Feparsss ssnslnE al sips
IN TIE hsftns.
Norway claimed sssssns ~ ihs
f.efmsn cruiser rmasa.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-14
Cop Wasn't Pooling
About Traffic Light

The officer wasn't fooling.
Alvin Bardell. soldier started to
cross a street against the light
late Friday, and when told TO wait
he thought the officer was fooling.
Hence he is in Jail" wrote Of
Ncer Rotscheck on the arrest card.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-14
WATER Permit GRANTED

The state has granted permits
sion 10 Zelms Gsrvin. Tacoma. TO
divert ] second foot Of water from
an unnamed source in Pierce
county for irrigation and domestic
use. The project will cost $3.50.
Certain manufacturers put up
IL OF cans Of spices Adams
spices are full ounces. Insist on
them adv
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Core Of the News
LYON BAR SPEAKER

Burton W Lyon. jrs young Ia
coma attorney addressed lunch
con meeting of Tacoma Bar asso-
citation Friday IN Tacoma hotel.
speaking on recent decisions Of the
state supreme court.
Always better butter at Cow
Butter Store. adv.