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APARTMENTS WANTED.

SUBLET APT. FROM MAY 80. /.
months; refined couple, refs: NV. or
suburb. About $50. Box 31l-C. Star.
MODERN FURN. LV. RIM, BEDRM.. X.
b.; June Loot. l. Resp. couple. MI.
S21S
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1928 HORNER PL. SE-Single sleeping
room. next bath. Half blk. from transport
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

FIVE-ROOM FIRST FLOOR APT.-NEW
brick, heat and light 500. Four room n St
floor furnished, pvt. entr and bath. $50.
3S43 34th ST, M. Rainier. Nd 90
BUCKINGHAM-NICE FURNISHED 2
ARLINGTON-FIRST FLOOR APT. 3
rms, kit, bath, newly dec, 10c zone.
util-; $50. MRS. KING, oxford O5Il. CHI.
55OS.
THE IRVING APIS S-UNFURNISHED. 2
rms dInette. kitchenette bath. screened
porch: newly decorated Adults only.
6O5 N. Irving St, Arlington, Va.
ROOMS, KITCHEN. DINETTE AND
bath. unfurnished Silver Spring, S42 50.
r. D. STIMSON, National $3.50.
ARLINGTON = BUCKINGHAM FUR
nished apt, / bedroom. living room, din
ing alcove, kitchen. bath. June 15 TO Sept.
Is. Call oxford 264S-J.
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MODERN DOWNTOWN APT.
l RIM, K, $40. 2 RMS. S6O

FURN. AT SMALL. EXTRA CHARGE.
Modern, flreproof, convenient apt bldg
elevator, secretsrial phone. TOURAINE,
1870 r st. NV. DU $500
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COUNTRY BOARD.

BEAUTIFUL FARM HOME, 20 MILES
from washington; all improvements; near
Transportation Box 277-B. Star.
ESTATE. within committing distance of
Wash, cool and quiet, good roads, no car
or bus line. Phone Ashton 5242 or write
Grove Hill" Brinklow Post Office Mont
gomery County, Md. Good references re-
Quired.
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MANSION CLUB.

223O Mass. ave. n.W-Double and single.
next bath. shower, young men; double for
young ladies; next bath; entertaining priv
ileaes: conPenal group, excellent meals.
Mrs Hoffman. hostess.
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Beautiful Shepherd Park.

Home. / year old in excellent location,
mr. bus school and park has bedrms, 2
baths, lavatories, den, recreation rm.,
attic. gear garage and large lot. Other
plete home. Never offered for sale before.
Price is reasonable. Trade considered.
14O5 < st. NV NE. 1900.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-$62
Mo. incl. taxes; $3.50 down; new stone
baths; oil heat, gar; S1o.750. WI. ls4S.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

I340 SOUTH CAROLINA AVE Sc. nr.
Navy Yard-Vacancy for > gentlemen;
twin beds ch W: reas Ii zoos
COR. 18th AND L SITS NW-Attr rm,
for young lady: shower, home cooking:
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18th ST. NW.-Master front bedroom
with shower; fine food; available May "a
seen hv anpointment. RA 11l3
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.

BRIGHT. CHEERFUL RIM, suit. l or gem
tlemen: shower bath: meals optional. Phone
Falls Church l5S2-W
LYON PARK VA. 731 N. Danville St
single bedrooms. private home: privileges.
Half block . bus lines. CHI. .9057.
LARGE COOL ROOM. adjoining bath; pri-
yate home; single or double. Chestnut
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

FOREIGN SERVICE FAMILY WANTS DE-
tached unfurn. house. 4 bedrms oil or gas
heat; garage; in NV. washington Chevy
Chase or Bethesda. About 500. Large
lot. trees and SecusiOn essential State
fun particulars Box 1S6-B. Star.
HAVE CLIENT WHO WANTS TO RENT
house on Connecticut ave. Cau WO.
Abb LESLIE D. MEASELL.
WILL LEASE FROM OWNER 9-l2 ROOM
house. rooming section. Apt. 3. 1901 N.
Eutaw pl. Baltimore Md. IL
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4MFPICAN TTNTVFP srT-V pHpJ

First showing, new detached brick beau
tifully finished rooms. 2ls baths Gst-
floor lavstoryl finished and heated attic
knotty-pine clubroom, brick garage, large
lot conveniently located For appointment
to inspect call Mr.. Altman, Franklin 1904.
WAPLE & JAMES, INC, DI. 3347.
GEORGIA AVENUE-COMMERC
10 rooms and l ll2 baths. 3 kitchens: lot
25xl44 Rented to one tenant for SIS 80
per month All modern; in fine condition.
Bargain for S6500 Mr. Ralne, RA. 344l.
WAPLE & JAMES, INC. DI 3346
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2SOO 27th ST NV, near Wardman Park
Hotel-Single room. ray be used as double;
optjOnal. AID Sn5S
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1904 18th ST. NW.-Basement bedroom.
Ink PRIVILEGES If desired; permanent
sober Michigan O162. S5.
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o3OO 18th ST. Apt. >. nr. 18th and Col,
windows; free parking space; $50 mo.
WEST OF 18th ST.-Gentleman. master
BEDROOM, private bath, garage. Taylor
- O'clock
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Washington's most exclusive guest house,
is opening new annex June 1st: reserva-
tions now being made: newly decorated and
new furnishings Phone Dupont O1O6.
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3oO4 QUE ST N.W-Large. double. cool
oorta tion: reasonable HO. qT01.
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ST. NEAR list NV
PRICE, 1880.
GEORGETOWN,
RANDALL, HTGHANDS

RANDALL HIGHLANDS.
Detached; 8 large rms. and completely
finished children's play room. new-houss
condition. Detached garage You must
see inside to appreciate. Reduced to ST.
$50. Open tonight 2336 Que st. Sc.
ADELBERT W. LEE.
1343 H St. NV. DI 1900.
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WELL furnished room. with bath, in private
home, for gentleman, with references.
Mlchiean 1894
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ROOMS WANTED.

SINGLE ROOM for Govt employed lady;
light k p: state rental and transportation.
Box 361-C, Star
GENTLFMAN-Sinele room Walk dis
tance Columbia Country Club. Oh. Ch.,
Md; $50 mo. Also garage desired. Box
5-B. Star.
LADY DESIRES room with private bath in
D. c. home. near downtown car line. Give
full particulars and price. Box 243-C, Star.
2l~
WANTED. furnished, , rooms. kit, bath:
= small children. Write Mr.. Hicks, 1888
Fairmont st
MIDDLE-AGED BUSINESSWOMAN
desires TO share room or apt with another
lady of like age; with or without meals.
Must be in desirable location NV. section.
References exchanged. Phone Columbia
500
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33Oo CLEVELAND AVE. N.W.-Front mas
ter bedrm private bath, twin beds, pvt.
uToO6lay 1O53
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BABY CHICKS.
FARM g. GARDEN.

TOP SOIL. rich and black; small or large
quantities; trash removed; lawns remade.
DE 6337. DU. OILS.
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BELMONT GARDENS,

231O AShmead pl n.w-Several nice
single and double rooms. Excellent food.
Switchboard and elevator service. HO.
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APARrMENIs FURNISHED.
241O Doth ST NV
$40 PARK RID,
APARTMENTS FUR. OR UhEUR.

nicely furnished 21.
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zoos LELAND ST, Chevy Chase. Md
Attractive first-foor room, shower bath.
Kitchen privileges or breakfast. Ideal for
rentlemen or employed couple.
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OVENS REALTY, NE. O4s6

Near the WestchesterD
] room with Murphy bed, kitchenette,
dinette and bath. furnished. See res. mgr,
EN- EN- 343 - pp.nNrp M .-.o
VERY ATTRACTIVE. > RMS. KITCHEN,
dinette and bath: no linens or silver: sos.
A modern fireDroof elevator bldg, adjoin.
ROCK CREEK PARK; restaurant in bldg,
"a -hr eIev. and secretarial-telephone serv-
ice well-eQu'pped club rooms, beautiful
roof garden, squash and hand ball courts
are at disposal Of residents and their
guests without charge: rents incl. gas, elec.
and refg Res mgr.
INQUIRE AT DESK,
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507 pOWHATAN PL. NV. t600O blk. 5th)
f,ooI. corner windows. desk, Seml-pVt.
So RA .31oS,
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ROOMS UNFURNISHED.

? ROOMS and kitchen; light, heat and
gas furnished Near transportation; $50.
Call FIR 9343
TIA MONROE ST NV rooms. 2nd
floor, h.k.: gas and cleo. furnished. 90
2 UNFURN. RMS. FOR L.H.K.
35 9th st. NE.
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ADELBERT w. LEE


ADELBERT w. LEE
1343 H St. NV. DI 1900.
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-READ THIS AID!
A home yrs. old, Colonial oversize brick.
center entrance, paneled den and lavatory
on 1St floor breakfast alcove, rear
screened porch. 2 delghtful bedrms and
tile baths. full attic piped for extra bath.
noored recreation rm.1 also maids rm. and
bath in basement; garage. large lot, about
140 IT. deep; anchor fence around entire
yard. Try to beat this buy for Sl3.500
S1l.950-WESLEY HEIGHTS.
Something very unusual to have 4bed-
rm home priced so low in so fine a COM
munity- Large reception hall. breakfast
room; oil heat; deep lot with trees. over
looking Government park. Will not last
long.
SS,450-CHEVY CHASE, MD.
A real bargain. , blocks north of Brad
ley lane. between Conn. and Wis; aves,-,
A charming 6-room home on a beautiful
lot 65x165 #. deep, trees, flowers, hsh
pond. New oil heat auto. water heater,
insulated. weather-stripped. Lear garage.
For appointment, call E. II. Irwin, EN-.
F. A. TWEED CO..
907 18th St NV RE sI9e.
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DOWNToWN-UnpSually a. attractiye, &C large; re
WIIR y5nF PenlH Peemi!pvt' bath sos 1916 Jefferson
at lSthl. ME. .bH4.
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1447 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Jaree room,
Kitchen. bath, refg.; quiet people: S11 week.
NW-Furnished front bedroom for boys,
adioiring bath; unlim. phone; private en-
france: conv. to transp. Call co. 1920.
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1910 New Hampshire Ave.

Refined guest home, vacancy for young
lady: also small double room for June 1st;
minimum rate. Large, airy dining room,
lounge and porch: wholesome. well-pre
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NEW BRICK HOMES.

Bethesda, Md rooms (3 bedrooms. 2
all-tile baths: garage; air-conditloned heat;
recreation room; only Ss5. LESLIE D.
MEASEII.. MO. 41I2. 1877 Eye ST.
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UNDER $4,000.

3 years old and in grand shape: 3 bed
rooms. i y baths. 2-car garage. deep lot;
close to schools stores and transportation;
this Is exceptional. Open daily and eve
nings. 1907 42nd St NV. j. WESLEY
BUCHANAN. ME. 1143.
YOU CAN'T DUPLICATE THESE!
Brand-neW. all-brick homes. in close-in
D. C. location. Six attractive rooms. two
baths. concrete porch, nicely fenced yard.
Only S6.750 Modest cash deposit, balance
less than rent. Act now as there are only
2 left Mr. Quick, RA. 341S or DI. 3l00.
REITZEII'S
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Continued on Nert Pags.)
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Very desirable detached corner. house
Of e rooms (3 bedrooms, bath. bullt-in
garage; rental, $3.50 per month; lmme-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-08
Tacoma Seleciees
Sent 10 California

Among Tacomans recently in
Quoted into the U. S. army a,
selectees. seven have been assigned
to the infantry replacement train
ing center at Camp Roberts, Cal.
and four have been ordered 10 the
coast artillery replacement train
ing center at Camp Callan, Cal.
The men were assigned to these
replacement training centers from
the recruit reception center a,
Fort Lewis.
Those going 10 Camp Roberts
are Roy d. Swsnstrom, Carl E
Nelson, William J. Duckwitz
Rhinehart Koch, Otto r. Lawrence,
Anton J. Day and Daniel J. Lang
sea.
Assigned to Camp Callan are
Frank Salatino, Lloyd D. Gaines
William r. Passwaters and Nick
Ehly.
Following their nine weeks
training at these camps, the Ia
comans will then be assigned to
other posts, possibly Fort Lewis,
for duty.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-08
Break in Warehouse
To Steal Automobile

Burglary and theft of car in
the Pacific Highway Transport
warehouse at 523 Puyallup ave.
late Monday night was reported TO
police a little after midnight.
John Hicks. of 1910 So. Cush-
man, who reported the burglary,
said lock had been pried off a
side door. A 1910 Dodge sedan
was reported stolen and two trucks
in the warehouse prowled.
Mrs. John z. Belcher, 40i No.
z st, reported a fog light stolen
from her car Monday afternoon
while il was parked at No. 2eth
and Proctor.
Theft Of $3.50 in small change
WAS reported by Mrs. Katherine
Rooney, Of the National Youth
Administration school al 1905 So.
s4th ST. She said some one had
broken into The school building
and rifled desks.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-08
Seattle Doctor
Pays S2,4O8 in
Fines and Taxes

DR.. BENJAMIN 8. Pssehau 81
Seattle. indicted secretly By q
federal grand jury in February
1889 for income tax evasion. Mon.
day night in federal court here
was given a choice between ~rv-
Ing Is months in the Mcneil island
penitentiary or paying Immediately
some s. 4os.ps in taxes. fines and
penalties.
While Federal Judge Lloyd l.
Black conducted busy night
session 10 accommodate a crowded
docket, DR.. Pasehall turned over
10 the clerk fun payment Of the
amount imposed by the court.
The old secret indictment con-
tanned two counts: non-paymeni
Of 1912 SIS income tax due in 1884
on his income Of SCOOPS; nom
payment Of s355.37 tax due in 1885
on his income Of $40. 350.72.
DR.. Paschall. prominent ply
acian and surgeon known also for
his chemical research in behalf Of
asthma sufferers. pleaded guilty.
Judge Black sentenced Paschail
to IS months In the federal peni-
Tertiary. but ruled that II the de-
PENDANT paid the income taxes and
penalties plus a $500 fine before
court Was adjourned. the prison
term would be suspended and
Pasehall placed on probation for
three years.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-08
Zander to Speak
Tuesday Evening

Local members OF the American
Federation OF State. County and
Municipal Employees will meet
Tuesday at s p. m. TO hear an sd-
dress by the national president of
the organization.
Arnold s. Zander. head OF the
labor group. whose home is Madi-
son, Wis, will speak then In Nor
mama hall, So. 18th and X SITS.
Approximately 500 persons are
expected to hear Zander; the joint
meeting will include memberships
of the City Employees Union Local
12e, Pierce County Employees Union
Local 40 and State Welfare EN-
ployes Union Local 53-1.
County officials and Central La
Dor Council officers will attend the
meeting, TO which the public Is
invited, according to Seth Crosbie,
committee chairman in charge of
the gathering.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-08
Report 6 Grid
Players Burned

Six Clover Park football players
were burned by unknown chem
icais" in last Fridays football
game at Eatonville, it WAS an
nounced Tuesday by Clover Park
authorities following an examina-
ton Monday afternoon by DR.. F.
NJ. Mace Of South Tacoma.
DR.. Nace's examination disclosed
that the Clover Park players were
burned on their legs. hips and
other parts of their body which
were covered by pads.
None of the burns could be
called major burns but all would
be irritable to the players. l can
not say definitely that the burns
were caused by lime but under
the circumstances l think that a
chemical reaction between the
water on the field, the lime and
the normal perspiration acids was
very possible. II is fortunate that
there were no eye burns" said
DR.. Mace.
The lime burns stopped the
Eatonville Glover Park game at
half time last Friday when Clover
Park players complained of being
burned. Eatonville forfeited the
game to Clover Park.
According to Coach Lou Grant,
no Eatonville players were burned
in the game. Eatonville used the
lime all last year. Grant added.
Pierce County league coaches
recommended at the start of the
season that gypsum be used for
marking fields this year. This
recommendation has not been act
ed upon by the league principals.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-08
David Gross Leaves
Estate Of $50, 900

The will of David Gross, pioneer
Tacoma merchant, who died re-
Gently in California was admitted
to probate by Superior Judge F.
G. Remain Tuesday, with APP
pointment of d. F. Haskell. Taco
ma. as executor.
The estate was valued at $50, 900,
or more, the exact amount TO be
determined. Heirs are his widow,
Jennie Gross OF San Francisco;
and three sons. Leonard Of Los
Angeles, Mendes and Jeffrey OF
San Francisco.
The will. drawn in 1886 in Ia
coma. leaves $40 to Mrs. Gross and
$40 to Leonard; and all the resi-
dual estate TO the sons Mendes and
Jeffrey, they to pay 500 monthly
to their mother during her life
from proceeds of their fathers
community interest in the Gross
building here.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-08


Rhododendron court. Order of
Amsranth. viii meet Tuesday
night Oct. Il. at s o'clock at
Masonic hall when past matrons.
past patrons, past associate ma
irons and patrons and con-
ductresses Of all courts will be
COMMUNICATED. Mrs. J. c. Reynolds,
royal matron, and Robert Heston,
royal patron, will preside.
The court has set Oct. rs as
the date for its annual harvest
festival to be held in Masonic hall.
Decorations will be in the harvest
motif. The evs ing will be spent
playing bridge, 500. pinochle and
auction and contract bridge. Hazel
Ohrnen is general chairman.
Naomi chapter No. 10. o. E. s.
will meet Tuesday evening at
Masonic hall at s o'clock with
Mrs. Bernice Hanson and L. w.
Bonawitz, worthy matron and
patron. respectively. presiding. A
social hour will be held after the
business session.
The Ladies of the c. A. r. club
Is sponsoring a dinner and card
party Wednesday at odd Fellows
hall with Mrs. Virginia Todd and
Mrs. Effie MeNineh in charge.
Dinner will be served at noon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-08
Simon Mettler. rs.
Passes in Seattle

Simon Mettler. rs. of 453s 18th
ave, N. E, Seattle, died at his
home Monday. A native of Goldaw.
Switzerland, he came to Pierce
county in the late 1ss0s. Mettler
was a resident Of Tacoma for
many years, and was prominent in
Pierce county civic affairs. He
served as county commissioner for
two terms early in the 1900s. He
was a member of the Roman Cath
Ollie church.
Besides his wife, Anna of Seattle,
he leaves a son, Sam of Yakima:
a brother in Switzerland; three
nephews, Charles Mettler of Taco
ma. and Louis and Joseph Mettler,
both of Fife; and two nieces. Mrs.
Pauline Fohn of LaConner, Wash,
and Mrs. Elizabeth Gfeller of
Steptoe, Wash. Funeral arrange
ments will be announced later.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-08
Reports 2 Soldiers
Beut and Robbed Him

Robert Chapman, 50, OF Box
us, Steilacoom. was placed in the
county hospital for observation
Monday night after he reported
10 police he had been beaten and
robbed by two soldiers. He told
the officers he had been drinking
when he WAS attacked by the pair.
Chapman reported loss of 81 and
his overcost He showed bruises
about his head from the beating.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-08
Woman Is Victim
or Purse Snaicher

Purse snatching by a pair of
young men at So. 9th and Sheridan
Monday night was reported TO
police by Mrs. A. Apetz of 1918 So.
9Th IT.
She said she WAS walking west
ward on 9th ST. a little after 10
o'clock when she caught up with
the two men. They stepped aside
as she approached, one snatched
her purse and both ran south on
Sheridan. she reported.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-08
FUNERAL SERVICES

Michael G. sankovich-Requiem
high mass Wednesday at $50 a
m. at Visitation church, cortege
leaving Cassidy and Allen at . a.
m. Burial will be in Calvary
cemetery. The rosary will be
recited at the church Tuesday at
1880 p. m.
James j. Hogan-Requiem high
mass Wednesday at 10 a. m. at
st. Leo's church. the cortege leav-
ing Cassidy and Allen at Gas a.
m. Burial will be in the Holy
Cross cemetery. Enumclaw. The
rosary will be recited Tuesday at
1880 p. m. at Cassidy and Allen
chapel.
The body of Mrs. Walter r.
Schumacher was sent to Santa
Cruz, Calf, by c. o. Lynn Co. for
services and burial.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-08
BOOKED FOR CHECKS

Mildred r. Tidd. %, was arrested
at Fife Monday night on a war
rant issued by Justice Clarence
+. Layton and held in the city
jail under $500 bail Tuesday for
investigation OF a number Of re-
ported bad checks. She was picked
up by Detective Don Hager and
II. r. Nelson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-08
Independent Air Force
Hearings Start Oct. Is

WASHINGTON - HARM n
Robert r. Reynolds, D., N. c., of
the senate military affairs COM
mittee said here he plans to begin
hearings about Oct. IS on pro-
posals to create an independent air
force.
The hearings will be held on the
bill by Sen. Pat McCarran, D.,
New, which would place military
aviation under a separate depart
ment headed by a secretary for
air, Reynolds said in letter to
the magazine, Flying and Popular
Aviation.
Buy U. S. Bonds and Save,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-08
Roberts to Address
Ad Club Wednesday

1t. Joe Roberts, public relations
officer at Fort Lewis. will speak
at the meeting OF the Tacoma Ad-
vertising 4 Sales club Wednesday
noon in the Tacoma club. 18th
floor OF the Washington building.
His subject will be How the
Army Sells the Army"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-08
LANES UREN
INFORMATION FILED

An information charging Will
lam Reed with violation Of a writ
ten promise TO appear in court was
filed in superior court Tuesday by
Prosecuting Attorney Thor C. Toll
lefson.
1t is alleged that Reed gave writ
ten promise TO State Patrolman ].
d. Mckinney that he would ap-
pear before Justice Clarence f.
Layton the following day, but
failed to do 90.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-08
War in Europe
A Year Ago
Oct. ], 1910
By United Press

Germany's 31st night attack on
London was the most savage to
date.
Premier Benito Mussolini re-
viewed the army stationed in
northwest Italy.
Gov. Jean Decoux of French
Indo-China rejected demands Of
Thailand for territorial conces-
sions.
A British submarine fired on
Savona, Italy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-08
CAN'T keep
GRANDMA IN
HER CHAIR
She's ~ Lively a. a Younsster-
Now her Backache Is better

Many sufferers rsi-v. nAxrinx h.ek.eh.
oulekls, cace they discover tAAt ahe real
e1gse q Their trouble may be tiFed kiiness
The occeys are Natures ehiei wAy q tax
tnf the trcs-s .eids sn1 waste cut q the
blood ISsy hep rnost people pass sAout }
pats . eAs.
Neen dsorder 81 kidney fuartiou permits
poaeoacus natter 20 rrnakia IN yo1r hlood u
nay CAUSE uAxgsnx bAekArhe rheunnasse pAins.
lea pans. ioss Of PIP and eEerEy. Fettias up
n,Ehis. s~elans, pG8ness Gacer TIE eyes
hesoschss and diffincs- Frequent or scznty
rsxsAEes with ezaartinx ard b1srniur sar.s-
TINES shows there . scneikizk proax with
your sodsess c. hiafaer.
Dozt vsiti AK yer druggist fer DoAns
Plis- used successfully b. milhons for ever
toyssrs- They give happy reies ard wi hep
toe u wade. Of kiaasS tehss frsh out ps.srn-
acs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-08
Suppose every
STANDARD
OILER uOre
q PLUG HAT
A PLUG HAT is the last

A PLUG HAT is the last
"A thing likely to be worn
habitually by any member Of
this organization in his right
mind. A topper" doesn't 60
with the overalls Of the driller,
the stout uniform of the tank
truck driver, or the neon -
hold everything, IT'S syios -
stockings Of q stenographer.
Yet SfssdSyd might be APP
preciated TO q fuller extent If
the more than 1o0, 600 persons
whose income channels directly
through this Company wore .
distinctive badge like q plug
hat. The butcher would remem-
Der If someone in 4 plug hat
came in for Q dimes worth Of
liver for the cat.
Roughly speaking, $4,000
Company people, 5000 stock
holders, and some 1000 per.
sons in business selling Stand.
ard products help spread about
the money which this Company
eakes in. That doesn't consider
the thousands of people who
sell us crude oil, or printing.
or advertising. or furniture. or
machinery. OF automobiles. or
=. listen, we have to stop BE-
fore We run our Of space.
We really believe that IL
every person who benefits TO
some degree each year through
Standards operations were re-
quired to wear . plug hat -
then in the West you wouldn't
find q fedora in . carload. And.
since Standard people are fam
lily people, il would be q case
OF women and children FIRST.
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