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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-04

paper Kay had thrown at Flynn
the night before, still lying in the
corner.
Honey. where do people 60
when they want TO get newspaper
advertising for the least money -
Kay ignored the Honey and
answered. Il haven't the slightest
idea"
Where You went when You
wanted 10 find me. where
Flynn snd Macleod aud Goldberg
went 10 trace YOU. Where Ne
both went 10 fluid Jobs. In the
classified section. It's eineh. "
Ted WAS shouting, his keen eyes
bright with enthusiasm.
We can reach all the customers
We heed through the want-sds.
We'll use the same oulldup. the
tessers. then give them the sales
message and every day we'll list
dealer. They'll let MS If Ne
promise them a good profit. And
III bet we can talk the classified
manager into a little page one box
on the strength Of this campaign. .
Kay laughed. wondrosoap was
on it's way.
TO he Continuedl
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-04
Umbriaco S Hearing
Set for Sept. is

As a matter Of convenience &c
government representatives.. Frank
umbriaeo. sO-seas-oid raeoman
faced With q federal charge oil
esading the seleet4se service act.
Will be given has FIRST formal hear
ing on sept. 10
Following his arrest last week
date for "a hearing before L. ;
Commissioner II. &. Fitch Was
originally scheduled for Thursday
EMBRACE is temporarily at liberty
under s.. 500 bond.
Meanwhile. Frank Hale. assist
ant l. 6. district attorney. who Is
handling the case. has been called
10 the national capital on govern
ment business. and press Of other
affairs prevents substitution of an
alternative federal attorney.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-04
Get $4,000 Permit
For Birchfield Work

A $4,000 building permit for
alteration of the Birchfield Boiler
plant at 2503 Ea. 18th st. into q
shipyard was granted by City
Building Inspector c. s. MeCor-
mick Wednesday. Industrial En-
gineers & Construction Co. of Ia
coma will build the new shipways
for the company. which has con-
tracts for a number of steel navy
tugs
Other permits We're issued to V.
w Bounds. 1880 Ea. F st. for a
$4,000 residence at 4533 Ea. E;
Felix L Beckman, 1921 So. I, for
s. 500 residence at 1924 No. 22d j;
J. r. Martin. sol No. I. for a
81. $50 residence at 4515 No. 9Th.
and X. c. Freeman, for $3.50
residence at 4430 So. It'll.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-04
BY CASEY DAWSON

With Tacoma's water borne
commerce suffering from loss
of approximately 90 per cent
of its normal volume, several
potent waterfront factions
Joined forces Wednesday TO
unite their efforts in hope of
remedying the situation.
Enlisting the aid OF shippers and
merchants, the international Long
shoremen's association. the Water
front Employers Association OF
the Pacific Coast and the North
west Maritime Terminal associa-
ton launched a unified campaign
Wednesday To divert inbound for
eisn eargoes through Puget Sound
ports.
All offshore eargoes Of defense
materials handled by Pacific ship
ping are routed by the u. s. Mari
time commission. Current prac-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-04
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Chief Waterfront Groups Unite Efforts
To Regain Woterborne Tonnage Losses

tice is 10 land such eargoes al
California ports. where adequate
storage facilities and wharfage
has become virtually non-existent
because of the 'bottlenecked'
movement
Meanwhile. all Northwest ports
have been severely stricken by d.
version Of ships TO other routes
and flow OF all emergency eargoes
through southern coastal ports.
Al houg h steamship. rail
and dock facilities of Califor-
MIA ports ARE currently taxed
beyond their efficient capaci-
ties, se,era, local terminals
are virtually empty and Taco
ma stands at the bottom OF
the list for volume of cargo
handled through ports of Its
size.
Indicative of the general mari
time situation which prevails To-
cally as direct result of the
emergency shipping program. pay
roll of Taeoma's 500 longshoremen
is approximately only 40 per cent
OF what 1t was year ago. it was
disclosed by T. A. Thronson, sec
rotary of the |. l.. A.
Focal points OF the several
groups united campaign, in which
other Puget Sound ports have
similarly pledged cooperation. will
be directed in an initial appeal TO
the L. 5. Maritime commission for
re-routing tonnage of the Pacific
offshore routes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-04
TUGBoATS STARTED

Workmen OF the Birc hfield
Boiler Co. were busy Wednesday
with first construction ON a fleet
of six diesel tugboats for the L.
5. Maritime commission at a cost
of s1.sO0.000.
The vessels will be 100-footers
of sll-steel welded construction.
Nearing completion at the COM
panys la. 18th ST. fabricating
plant, meanwhile. is small steel
motorship for use on the Columbia
river by the L. s. coast guard.
Launching is slated for sometime
next month.
Award of the tugboat contract
will necessitate doubling the plant
facilities and substantial payroll
increase.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-04
Feed and Grain
Prices Higher

Increase in prices of feed and
grain WAS reported Wednesday by
local wholesalers.
Current prices include barley at
s36.50u $3.50. oats. s3su al; red
and white wheat feed. s4fn AZ
alfalfa, s1s1 20: mill run. s34; egg
mash. So; middlings. $40; dairy
feed. 1854 As. shorts. $50, and
scratch. s42 .5on ~. All prices are
on a per ton basis.
Produce and fruit dealers said
that imports from eastern Wash
ington were scarce on the local
market Wednesday. due TO rains.
but that no substantial increase in
prices had Yet been made.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-04
3 Damage Suits
Over Accidents

Traffic collisions supplied the
basis of three damage suits filed
IN superior court Wednesday
Largest case was that in which p
r. Henzel and Fred Portman sued
o. F. Shines and wife and Jack
Seidelman and wife in which s10,-
4l1.l5 damages was asked.
A milk truck owned by Hensel
and driven by Portman was struck.
il is alleged. by car owned by
Shines and driven by Seidelman. In
the crash. the milk truck was
overturned and s22l5 of the dam
ages is for spilled milk and broken
milk cases. Portman asked S10.-
900 for personal injuries.
In another action Peter For
muzis sued Harold Davis and wife
and the Yellow Cab Co. for Sl,O23.-
IS for damages growing out of a
collision on Puyallup ave. Jan. rs.
Formulas alleges the cab driven
by Davis crashed into his car.
causing him $500 in pain and suf-
fering. s64 loss of time. S41.75
medical expense. $3.50 damage to
his car and $3.50 loss for rental
of another car.
The third suit was that of Rob-
ert Fl. Phillips, minor, and his
guardian at law, Clyde NJ. Hunt,
against William S. Baldwin Jr..
and wife. asking for $500 dam
ages in a collision at 9th and st.
Helens ayes. at 100 a. m. Jan. !
Baldwin's car is alleged 10 have
crashed into one driven by young
Phillips.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-04
Actions in Divorce

New actions for divorce were
filed in superior court Wednesday
by Mary against Edward Sulkosky
burdensome home life. Mary
against Clark Clarberg. non-sup.
port; Edwin II. against Gladys f
Hansen. desertion. A final decree
Was granted in the suit of Cantello
Strickland for divorce from Lillian
L. Strickland. where terms OF the
modified interloeutory DEGREES
We're confirmed and the defendant
given care and control OF the chill
dren subject To periodical visits OF
the father.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-04

licenses

Marriage license applications
were received Wednesday by coun-
ty Auditor =. Clifford Davis from
the following: Arthur Blaine
Comfort, jr., rs, Denver and. Mary
Elizabeth Runkel. 26. Seattle: VIII
liam J. Balm, IS. Fort Lewis. and
Muriel cssady. 20. Of 22is No.
Junstt st: Eddie Gibbs. -. Fort
Lewis. and belya p. Thompson, 2s.
Tfliieum. William A. zumbull, 70.
Fort Lewis. and Elizabeth kanton,
ID. spsnswsy: 1t. Robert W. Nc
Calder. 70. Fort Lewis. and Mary
Louise Morthey. ~. Of Sll0 No.
Willard ST: Albert J. Nirro. 81,
Fort Worden, and Leda h. Morset.
Is. Of ts37 SO. X at; Arthur e.
Mcleod. SO. Of 2o43 So. X st. and
kaJa b. Helleryik. -. of 1912 So.
Yakima ave; Theodore \. Lewis.
II. Of 1870 So. St. and Geraldine
r, Prendersast, "a. of 1886 No.
husoh at; Joseph J. LaBelle. ~,
Olympia. and Carly A. vieth. 70,
OF 402 So. st: Laurence I. Bulls.
rs. Of 32i4 No. 2sth st. and LOIS
o. Anthem, Al. Of 1T. 5. Box 1854
Howard +. Dean. Is. Renton, and
Helen Hodges. n, Stnnwood: VIII
liam p. Smith. %, Monterey Court.
and Mabis V. KEN. -, Columbus.
Mont; John ID. Tafser. ~. Fort
Lewis, aud Lettie b. Larson. Is. Of
6o23 So. Prospect st: Phillip n.
koss. rs. r'ort Lewis. snd Eva V.
Halter. ~. Lornita, Calf: Lee ".
Wilmington, 81. and Madeline
Brown. ~. both VI Seattle; Capt.
Weston A. Mecormae. 80. Fort
Lewis. and Mary Jean Rspinae. so.
Moscow. Ida.
Anthony }. ksmeleyiex. "A, Mos
COW. Ida, aud Kathryn |. Jones.
Il. Anaconda. Mont: Nathan Ziff,
20. Fort Lewis. aud Sara Mirvls.
a. Steubsaviile, O: Gerald N
bilby. II. fort Lewis. aud Anne
u. AseLesa. 70. VI III So. q III. /.
Howard NJ. Aildon. ~. stellaeoom.
and Ruth NJ. Larsen. 81. Seattle:
Theodore Jarsorski. ", Hollywood.
Calf. and Dorothy h. Mention.
legal, Los Angeles: Walter ID.
Andrewsen. 81. Fort Lewis. and
Daisy NJ. Beavers. Il. Of sos So.
Goth st. frank A, kuffo. ~. of
itis So. Sheridan ave. and Mary
csrbone. 10. Of 1915 So Aims
worth ave; claud A. Loewen. 2s.
Alton. la. and A. Marie Samuel.
p, Spsnawsy. Edward W. Steele.
20. Fort Lewis. and Lillian V.
larsen. Il. Of l1os So. Sheridan
ave: Melvin L<k. Csryl. Fl, and
Evelyn A. Hunt. 20. both of Occur
II Alene, Ida: Olaf A. h~ndriek-
son. ~. Fort Lewis. and Bertha
A. Johnson. "a. Of s42 Fsweett
ave; Duanee y. Giikison. rs. of ois
-. nstton 81. aud Ruby l..
blsntoa. -. OF 2lss So. Adams
at: Stanley J Lay. II. of is2a
tswS~ti ave. and Joan u. Hamp-
ton. ie. " z5os ~. berry at !:
Homer I. Cleman. 50. OF sos,
A 81. aud Geraldine <. Sharp. 81
Of Wsp.,o. Wash: Kari h John-
am. 50. " 9sos No. starr at. aud
Rose faliee. q. Of Ills SO. *
ST: Robert h. Brandt. 20. fort
Lewis. and Sylvia 4. Vaughan. 20
Of Harrisburg. ore.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-04
War in Europe
A Year Ago
Sept. 3, 1910

President Roosevelt informed
congress that the navy had traded
so oxer-sge dsstroyers 10 Britain
IN exchange for ee-year leases for
naval and ar bases on eight i'm
portsnt continental and island
points in the Western hemisphere
London fought off three German
ar raids n - hours
Iron Guard coup IN Bucharest
failed.
Border battle between Hungsr-
ian and Rumaniaa forces fought
over Pennsylvania. Casualties
we're reported 10 include $50 sol
disrs and peasants killed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-04
City Council Back
To Budget Problems

The city fathers will get hack
to their budget Thursday and plan
10 spend that day and Friday both
vn discussion of the pablie safety
department estimates
Principally Ne = result u plan
ned salary increases VI Is per sent
10 ali members u the department..
Safety Commissioner Holme >
Eastwood submitted q budget estl-
mate for ls42 u sl.oIo .sss .es. HIS
budget tor the present year Ma
soss.l<l.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-04
Wild Flowers Now
Shown at Library

Beautiful wild flowers are now
on display in the reference depart
ment of the public library. The
flowers were picked Sunday on the
trail from coplay lake TO the
summit of Bear Head. an elevation
Of $3.50 feet. Among the flowers
in the display are blue gentians,
arnica hairbills, louseworts. Indian
paint brush. mertensia, corydalis.
rattlesnake plantain. tiarella. and
an exceedingly pretty mushroom,
known as hybnum imbricata.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-04
Women Hurt on Way
To S0lmon Beach

Mrs. Esther Surge. IS. Of 1909
81. L 81. was released from Ia
coma General hospital after re-
eeising treatment early wednes-
day for a lseersted ear and lip.
received when she lost her balance
while descending the stairway at
Salmon beach.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-04
FOREIGN ENCANuE

NEW YORK Steady. wednes
day p. IA. cable rates on ma loI
currencies: England. fpoundl AVA
up 90. Canada. ldollsr) 0.ss
Cuba. lpesol o 90 =. Mexico, peso
2O70
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~ EHHA III AAEA
Neon ousrter Neon Quarter
sept 20 sept a septs sept. :
DAT. supplied oy .. 8 Weather
bureau. Department CT commeros1
Washington's forecast - Ram
Wednesday night. occasional light
showers Thursday. continued cool.
Strong southerly wind off the
coast and fresh over inland
waters. decreasing on the coast
Wednesday night
Rainfall in Tacoma for the -
hours ending at a. m. wednes-
day. % inch: since September /.
l.36 inches. an excess of i16
inches. since January I. 172e
inches shortage OF 4e2 inches.
Wind at a. m. Wednesday,
south IA m.p.h.
Barometer at % 81. rising and
then falling. .02 lower.
Sun rises at 5.33 Thursday and
sets at Gas.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-04
Traders Await Clearing Up
OF Japanese Situation
Markets ot q Glance
NEDSF>D

stocks: lrrsgulariy lower ans
quiet
Bssds: Irregular
Curb stocks. Irregular.
WHEAT: At s-year high Up E.
10 q. cent< = burhei.
Corn: Up /. 10 :. cents.
IesIes: Up ss much as 30 cents
bale after touching l1.yssr
highs.
SILVER. In New York unchanged.