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La gaceta., 1941-02-04

CASTOR sali6 un instante, y mo
mertos desputs vclvia acompa-
fado del portero de Ia finca,
Este, emo los lectores recuer-
dan, estaba tambidn vendido a
los apaches, mejor dicho, era l.
no mas de elios
u Que hay?
-Necesitamcs I'm auto de A.
qui, Ell mejor que haya, con
chaafteur a TODD tren, para que
saque de esta casa al amigo Gas
ton manana, por la tarde.
-Muy bien.
y has de estar sobre aviso.
La pdjarU esa s. Marcia mana
ma de Paris. 81 intentara una
nueva indagaGdn. va, sabes 10
que has de contestarle.
-E9tar tranluilos. Y en- cuan
10 al auto "a que hora 10 nece-
Eitais?
-iSobre las seisl Voy a to-
La gaceta., 1941-02-04

hace tarde, eni6m1ate til con
Hotz. Lo que til hagas, bien he
cho esta.
-Habra que desarmar las
piedras.
Que las desarme,
-5En cuanto tie parece que
cedamos los pendienteS?
Fran los famOsos pendientes
que el lector recuerda rob6 eli
condo de NOR a Eulalia de las
TORIES, suStituyendolos por o.
tros exactamente iguales, aun-
que falsos, como es natural.
-tT1 te has fijado en- la jo-
va?
-iFigdrate!
-Yo no la daria en- menos de
Glen mil balas.
Pepino sonri6.
ii No seas niho!
Luego dijo, en- otro tono:
II Avisa a Rene, Qus suba un
momento
La gaceta., 1941-02-04
DEPORTES
CON LOS GUANTES
Como Willie We las coSds

Jose Legion, ell pdgil cubanor
es aguardado en- Tampa, y esta
vez, como en- la anterior, lie diri-
gira Manuel PARA.
Peleara aqui Legion con Ell JAG
tancioso Lefty Young, Ell favo-
rito de los 'fbusca-broncas" que
le pegaron a Domingo Torres
por la espalda.
Hablando aver con Willie San
tana, que Ell viernes Sc hallabs
en- la esquina de Young, nos di-
jo:
Lefty pogo algunos golpes ru-
dos, pero de poca importancia,
por cuanto deseaba veneer a To
rreS en- los primeros asaltos. En-
ell pugilismo Sc pueden tolerar
algunos codazos, golpes de Co
nejo" y ciertos empujones; Pc
70 Torres, atandiendo malo;
consoles, recurri6 a las "coces"
A los empujOnes con "pata-
das" y Ell arbitro Raymond re
soIvi6 descalificarlo.
I'm individuo del publico, in.
dignado con la "tactica" de Do
mingo, Sc levant6, subi6 al tabls
do Y lie pogo, derribandolo.
Entonces Sc solt6 el "loco'', Il
ridfcula patrioteria, y hubieror
varios "noqueados". A mi me ii
raron un ~punetazo, baje la cabe'
"a y lie TOGO a otro.
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-,sabos tn, wnlie, quien L

-5Sabes tn, Willie, qulen le
peg6 a Torres, lie conoces?
-Yo no lie vi cuando pago,
por cuanto estaba cuidando q
Young, a quien las "coces" ha-
bian tirado.
Santana cree que es necio, por
parte de "la genie del patio, la
de Tampa, andar a morradas
por cuestiones de boXao.
Young manifesto que 6l desea
pslaar con Legion para darle a
este los punetazos que no puco
pagar a Torres deSpu6s de las
''patadas'.
No SC acuerda Young, sin en-
barge, de los empujones que el
scldado lie daba a Domingo, en-
pujones contrarios a las leyes
del pugilismo y a la correction
que Ell pdblico demanda.
La gaceta., 1941-02-04
TONIC u
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

de panico y de huida.., y baj6
los brazos, sin querer dar credi
to a sus ojos.
lie parecia este una de aque-
las pesadillas que a wees tur-
baban sus dulcisimos suenos de
borracho...
Pero... mo, no!
No sonaba....
ilEra la realidad.... o 10 que es
10 mismo, la guardia civil t..
No cabia duda...
i(Miraba los tricornios que a.
wanzaban, ell uniforme girls, las
correas amarillas cruzadas So
bre ell pecho L..
gNada, NADIA L.. LA guardia
La gaceta., 1941-02-04

A las dos de la tarde de hoy SC
efeotuaran, en- los terrenos de Ia
Feria, las anuncisdas carrera
deautom6v5Es.
Tomara parte en- elias el ST..
Jimmy WiYeurn, campe6n de pis
tas de terra en- tcdo el pals.
Wil5urn ha vencido, en- dife-
rentes carreras, a los eXc&mpso-
mes Ben Shaw y Gus Schradar.
Eatiman los peritos que Der,
Hellmueller, de Charlotte, Caro-
lima del Norte, sera I'M p.ligroso
adversario para ell campe6n.
La gaceta., 1941-02-04
Las carreras de automobiles de hoy, en- la Feria
Competiran en- elias ell campe6n Jimmy Wilburn

Entire los AUTOMOBILES inscrir
to5 figuran, ademas de los men,
cionados, Buddy Galloway, Wild
Bill Hooper, Cotton Cradle, Ha-
.rold "Chance" Shaw, Tommy
Kristin, Glenn, Cofhnan y otros.
"Bala Joe" Carson, de Nsw
York, campe6n de los autom6-
Viles pequehos, participant en-
la carrera con uno de sus dina
miteros".
Wilburn, el campe6n, empazo
su carrera, hace IL amos mon
tando una motocicleta.
La gaceta., 1941-02-04
HATCHER SUPERB A Carl
GUGGINO

Miami Beach, Feb. 4.-En I'm
combate a 10 asaltos, Jimmy
Kid Hatcher, peso ligero de
Palm Beach, venci6 por puntos
al pelirrojo Carl Guggino, de
Tampa. La espoSa de Hatcher &C
tue como su madrina, en- la es-
quina. Agarrados, los dos p1gi-
les cayeron por entire las sogas
en- ell cuarto round.
La gaceta., 1941-02-04
DON'T Spread Your Cold Cough
. Get MenthO- MulsiOR

Ing highest grade hecchwood erens
scte for penetration. Genuine Cal
ifornia fig syrup gives MenLl.o-
MuIs;or . taste the whole fan'iiy
viii. like. It clings to tie mem
brahes so its soothing, helling in
gradients act faster, better. An
Ohio minister recently said from
his pulpit;
attendance at church Is c
sary for human welfare. but don't
endanger the congregation with q
cold cough wke1 Mentho- Mulsion 10
so inexpensive and easy co obtain
M.ntho-M ulE;on is endorsed BY
your neighbors and gua ranteed BY
! ie~ding druggists everyThera adv.
La gaceta., 1941-02-04
DIAZ DERROTO A HENRY
RAYMOND

Clearwater, Feb. 4.-Coon un
peso de lis libras, Cicl6n Diaz,
de Tampa, derrot6 por puntos a
Henry Raymond, de 100. Dfaz
qllev6 la ofensiva y descarg6 la
mayor parte de los ~punetazos.
Raymond peg6 algunos golpes
Electives por ell cuerpo.
BlackIe Gonzalez, 1870, Tam
pa, perdi6 la decision frente a
Johnny AIRS, de st. Petersburg.
La gaceta., 1941-02-04
FEIEO CON los ~ROJ0S
UN UNIVERSITARIO

Bloomington, Indiana, Feb.
4.-Un futbolista de la Univer-
sidad de Indiana, Harold Harsh
finm6 aver I'm contrato con log,
Roios de Cincinnati. Juega ~
catcher en- la pelota.
Hafbia sido declarado ineligi-
BILE para la pelota escolar.
La gaceta., 1941-02-04
TORRES HIZO TABLAS CON
D

Sarasota, Feb. 4.-En una vic
lenta pelea a 10 asaltos, Domiu-
go Torres, de Tampa, hizo Ia
bias con Jimmy Maddox. Min
guno de los dos cay6 a la Iona.
Buddy Rose, de 164 libras,
vancio por nocaut tecnico a
Cranston Stanley, de TIA.
La gaceta., 1941-02-04

A cold cough seriously endangess
you, youl family, and your business
associates. llness from colds and
coughs causes more loss of time
than all other diseases combined.
If you have a cough due to a cold,
get Mentho- Mulsion, the guaran-
teed medicine, today. If Mentho-
Mulsion fails to stop your coughlAa
Immediately and ge', you entirely
ever your cold cough quicker chan
any medicine you aver tried, ask
or yQuR mercy bs K, y
Mentho- Mulsion is mo1e than an
1rdjnary mediocre. 1t contains vita
Minis A and d to build your cold
resistance, and seven soothing,
ing ai1s arl u~~~ra1ts. inclId
La gaceta., 1941-02-04
No divides que eres condo.

No divides que eres condo.
-Dascuida. Y, en- resumidas
cuentas, Ihasta d6nde voy?
70 tie 10 indicare cuando He
gu@is a la frontera. TIL y 70 es-
taremos en- communication tele-
f6nics a diarie,
-Claro que ST. ! Bueno, adi6s!
D6nde nos vemos?
En- casa de Brez.
-Perfectamente. ian revoir!
.-iAa revoir, mon cherl
La gaceta., 1941-02-04
AUN NO HA IDO NOMBRA-
DO Ell PREsIDENTE DEL


Nc fue nombrado anoche, Sc
gun los informes que tepemos,
ell nuevo presidente del Consult
'vo.
Sc hara la designation la Sc
mana proxima. Mr.. Simmons,
La gaceta., 1941-02-04
COMPRO CANARIOS

Page por los canarios ma
chos de mas de un aho $500.
y ror pichones garantizados
que son machos, S1.50. Pre-
gunte por Vega en- ell 1902
de la Gale IL.
La gaceta., 1941-02-04


Y, dominando con inmensa vo
luntad Ell panico loco que Sc ha-
bia apoderado de 81, murmur6
no mas estas palabras, lanzando
una madia mirada de soslayo a
Su brillante Segundo, que va no
era tampoco ell elegante Mon
sieur PAT que Sc exponia en- ell
circo, sine Ell Chepd de las afue-
ras de Madrid:
II Me paece que Pha hemos
hecho, niRchN It'll, nj pic, les
tas?... iDejame hablar a mi!
Los guardias Sc acercaban..
CAPITULO VII
De Paris a Madrid
IY tie marchas?
-Manana mismo.
Il Hasta d6nde piensas ir?
-Hasta donde til me digas.
La gaceta., 1941-02-04

Palal5ras de Young en- cuanto
a IN arbitro para sus peIeas:
"Yo solo deseo un hombre que
Dueda contar 10 en- ingles. Con
este me basta".
La gaceta., 1941-02-04
CASTOR sali6 a la Gale.

CASTOR saIi6 a Ia Gale.
Iba radiante.
Ri golpe sc presentaba con ca
racteres de apoteeSis.
Mahana Sc marchaba haciq al
Sar, como los condos autenticos,
como los millonarios y los aris-
t6oratas del barrio de Saint Ger
main, acompahando a una gran
DANA millionaire, que Sc mostra-
La gaceta., 1941-02-04
Rheumatic Happy:
Relieves al Quick

Thousands who suffered from the tortstf&nx
pains Of rheumatism, ~sciatica, lumhagn neIs
ra!gia and neuritis-are certainly happy over
their discovery Of NURITO. Nov they have
found a quick-acting formula which speedily
relieves those exhausting muscular aches and
contains no opiates. If you want to feel again
the Joy OF relief from paiIl-so you can work In
peace and sleep in comtort-be wise and try
NURITO under this ironclad guarantee. II The
very first three doses do not relieve that cruel
pain to your sati~sfaction-your money will Be
refunded. Don't suffer. Ask your druggist TODAY
kr EURIrO on this guarantee. (T,N,C1
La gaceta., 1941-02-04
Kidneys Must
Clean uikCids

Excess acids, poisons and wastes IN. your
blood are removed chiefly by your kidneys.
Getting up Nights, Burning Passages, Beck
ache, Swollen Ankles, Nervousness, Rheu-
mat C Pains, deafness, Circles Under Eyes.
and feeling worn out often are caused BY
Bladder troubles. Usually In such cases, the
very first dose OF Cystex gees, right to work
helping the Kidneys flush out excess acids
and wastes. And this cleansing, purifying
Kidney action, in just o day or so, may cas-,
better than in ye&rs. A printed guarantee
wrapped around each package OF CysteAi1.
sures an immediate refund of the fun cost
everything to gain and nothing to lose under
his positive money back RuarAntes 60 Ee&
0ystex from your druggist today for only S@.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-16

seFs for a greater increased vol.
ums Of business
No changes In official pefsonnel
we're reported. The director. al Of
whom we're reelected. srs. John :
Baker. Harry I. Brown. p =
Buckmasisf. Norton Clapp. .. T
Craig. Audslev II Fraser. ?. 4
Hsines. Scott 2. Henderson. Frank
F. Jeffries. " y Kilwofth. Nm.
L. Mccormick. Reno Odlin. Wm. .
Reed. Ralph shaffer. Pred E
shaneman. Frost Snyder. . y
Snyder. and corydon Wagner
A. The meeting Of directors fol-
lowing the stockholders meeting
the following officers were re-
elected for 1871: Reno oihn. presi-
dent. ". X. Yost. vice president.
d. ,. Haskell. cashier. r A. Olson.
assistant cashier. J. NJ. Gilbertson.
assistant cashier. Howard Lincoln.
assistant cashier. G. Z. ogden. as
sistant cashier. Ward {. Van
Arnam. auditor.
The branch manag gers renamed
were. Carl BrynestAd. Broadway
branch. aS3 Broadway. and o. {.
slburr. Lincoln branch. 5sOs South
Yakima ave
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-16

Arthur n Brouse, new presi-
dent OF the Noiionol Bonk OF
Washington. He succeeds S
M. Jookson, who will remain
os choifmon OF the boord.
men will NOV. their families TO
Tacoma.
Promotion for Ollie comes after
81 years Of service, having be
come an employee Of the bank as
messenger in 1909. He is In
charge Of the mortgage loan de-
partment and will continue In that
capacity.
Increasing demands from his
varied personal businesses caused
Peck to resign his official capac-
ity with the bank. He will con
tinne as member OF the boa rd
of directors and will assist Gould.
who takes over the trust depart
ment Of which Peck WAS the
executive.
Major General Stone, retired. Is
former commanding general at
Fort Lewis. during which time
Camp Murray WAS built. He also
served as commanding officer in
the Canal Zone. He resides at
Thornewood
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-16
4th Program
Next Sunday
Progressive Forum
Meets OF Y.W.C.A.

Res4mIng after the holiday n
PERMISSION. Tseenas Progressive
Forum ~ present Is fourth pro-
gram in the 1901 series next
Sunday evening. Jan . a. the Y.
y. {. 4. opening Al $ O'Clock
Hemisphere Defense How Can
the I. :. Deal Most Effectively
with Totalitsrian Aggression vas
announced as the discussion topic.
Speakers vii be members Ct ire
University q Washington Mens
Public Discussion Group. affiliated
With the department Of SPEECH ct
the university.
The four-man panel. which
proved so popular last season that
It appeared before $50 audiences.
vii briefly summarize the problem
from widely divergent points Of
view. Ample time will be allowed
for questions from the audience.
Cortland skinner. acting chair
man of the Forum during the abs
ence from Tacoma of Dr. Mary
Alice Hoover. announced that sun
dav evenings audience would Re
asked 10 vote on the subject Ter
the concluding program in the cur
rent series. scheduled for March
ls The firth program. on Fehrn-
asy is. is titled America Faces
the Orient The series Is open 10
the public.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-16
Amy Orders

w.>HI>GTo> - The var depart
menf has issued the following orders.
Bris Gen Benjamin o DAVIS New
York national guard. New York, %
Fort Riley
Col James d Heysinger m C ST.
Louis 10 home retired
Lieut. Co.'s Guy n. Thompson cav.
Burlington Ia. 70 Camp Bowie.
Charles p. Gross. c. OF 2. Rock Island.
to Providence. r L joel r. Burney.
I'D. Chicago. 20 Providence: Edward
NJ George amc.. Seattle. 20 San
Francisco. Charles NJ. Milliken, 5. G.
Fort Monmouth. TO Providence. John
r Holt. qme. Fort Smelling. to Provi-
denoe; Arvid p Croonquist. retired.
New Brunswick y J.. 70 duty.
Augusta. Ga Robert B. Ennis inf.
Indiana national guard. Fort Wayne.
10 Fort Benning, Heston r Cole c.
OF 2. Fort Belvoir. to Fort Smelling.
Robert " Daniels. Cd Fort Bliss. 10
Providence. Michael James Blew.
snty. c. res. Philadelphia, 10 duty
Atlanta
Mas. Thomas w. Newton. Cd.
Joliet, to Burlington. Ia. Benjamin
F. Nandefvoort. qmc.. Chanute Field.
to Columbus, o. Everett c Hayden.
ono Fort Custer TO Chicago. Harry
coma. n. Y. TO duty Fort Thomas.
Capts. Karl r Klock Jr. c OF 2.
Fort Knox, TO Camp Shelby. Joseph
Horridge. Cd, Charlestown, Ind. 10
Milan. Tenn: Frank r Bremen. nc.
Fort Sheridan. to Puerto Rican dept
Joseph l.. Johnson. c OF e. Noun
tain Home. Ark. 10 Rolla Mo:
William L. Bell Jr. cd. Pulaski. Va,
TO Lake City, Mo: Frank l. Blue Jr.,
c OF e, Fort Ord. to Fort Smelling:
Oliver J. Pickard c. OF e. MacDnl
Field. TO Fort Smelling: BENJAMIN @.
Davis Jr.. Tuskegee. to Fort Riley:
y 10 Anchorage. Alaska revoked
Joseph R. Mascara. nc. Syracuse, N.
Earl du Laney. chap. res Sacra-
mento. 70 duty. Fort Mason: Eldon
Allen Huchison. chap. res. Hamilton.
O, 10 duty. Fort Benjamin HARRISON
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-16
New Light. Power
Record in Tacoma

Two new Tacoma light and
power records were announced
Wednesday by supt. Verne Kent
of the utilities departments light
division.
For one thing. the peak load
on the district at any one time
hit new high about 6 o'clock
Tuesday evening when for a while
the eity's power facilities We're
supplying $4,000 kilowatts of
energy TO meet demands
The other record was Tuesdays
kilowatt-hour consumption which
crossed 1864 900 for the 24-hour
period.
Actually a load of more than
so. 900 kilowatts was on the sys-
tenn most of the time from s
o'clock in the morning To s at
night.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-16
New Credit Union
Declares Dividend

Stockholders of the new County
Employees credit union, an organi-
zstion In existence only nine
months, were able to declare their
first one per cent dividend Tues
day night at their meeting in the
commissioners room al the court
house
They elected new board of
directors. consisting OF Mary Flo
rino. l.. c. Hudson, Il. +. Gleason.
r. l. Johnson, Mrs. Grace Watson.
Luther Wright and Dean Wheeler.
Elected TO the credit committee
were Victor Johnson. A. ID. Elder
and James Baker. and 10 the
supervisory committee. W. A.
Dryden. F. W. Harrington and
Marion Torresdsl.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-16
Man Seriously Hurt
Al Boiilinq Plant

Walter J. Cole. IS. of 1902 So.
Sheridan ave. was seriously in
jured Tuesday afternoon in an ae-
cident at the Cammarsno Bottling
Co. 1907 A st
Employed as an engineer at the
plant. Cole was found lying un-
conscious alongside the ice COM
pressing machine. II was assumed
that he may have lost his footing
and become entsngled in the belt
line. as the belts were off the ma
chine at the time fellow workers
found him.
The accident occurred at about
p. m. and the man WAS alone at
that time. Cole WAS taken 10 the
Bridge clinic. where his condition
WAS described as serious. He sui
fered a possible skull fracture and
other injuries. attendants said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-16
Gafing Fish
Brings Fines
Two Men Are To
Serve 81 Dogs

Fishing with a gxff hook fal
gear and = wash tub and truck n
place Of the usual fish basket cost
substantial county Jsil terms here
Tuesday afternoon for q pair Of
oakville men.
Officers Of the state department
Of fisheries reported they caught
Marion Stevens. 3a-year-old farm
er, and J. o. Harris. IL. and a saw
yer by trade. in the act Of taking
salmon Illegally from Pierce
county stream
Seventeen salmon were in the
truck. according 10 Officers =. r
White and Don johnson. Harris.
who had the gsff hook AZ the time
the state men arrived. told Justice
Clarence f. Layton they were TAX
Ing the fish with the idea Of smok-
Ing them.
The offense was assessed by
Justice Layton at $50 fine each.
and both were committed TO Jail
To serve nut the fines Of 81 days
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-16
Scion S Phrase
Tres Roosevelt

AsHIN TON President
Roosevelt termed the use of the
phrase "plow under every fourth
American boy by opponents of
his aid-to- Britain bin rotten and
dastardly."
Sen. Burton X. Wheeler, D,
Mont. employed the expression
Sunday night in q radio attack on
the measure. He ssid he represent
ed 4 new New Deal AAA pro-
gram-plough under every fourth
American boy"
Mr.. Roosevelt authorized the
following direct quotation:
regard II as the
most untruthful. rs the most
daxtardly. unpatriotic thing
that has ever been said.
That really Is the rottenest
thing that has been said in public
life in my generation"
The issue came up when Mr..
Roosevelt WAS asked whether he
had any comment on the use OF
the term blank check powers" as
applied TO the bill by its opponents.
Mr.. Roosevelt replied quickly
that he would like for the CORE
spondents to attempt the task of
writing the bill in any other way
without putting in the clauses to
which his opponents have objected.
He emphasized that those provi-
sions were essential 10 any meas
ure which could accomplish the
objective of making America the
great arsenal for snti-axis nations
everywhere.
That temperate answer. said the
President. does not apply TO those
individuals who have talked about
blowing under every fourth Amer
lean child" Then he launched into
the bitter denunciation of those
who have nsed that slogan.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-16
Record Yeor Growth
Told by Odlin

Reno odlin. president of the
Puget Sound National Bank of
Tacoma. told stockholders of a
record year of growth in 1910 at
the annual meeting held Tuesday.
Reporting an increase In deposits
of 424eo during the year, to a total
of sio,9o6,0o at Dec. 81, odlin
said that earnings had been ex-
tremely satisfactory and that the
prospects for l94l, In his opinion.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-16
Boy TO Remain in Jail Until IT,
Then Become Marine if Possible

Luverne Wilson. 16-yesr-old Ia
coma boy who was too obstreper-
GUS to keep in the state training
school at Chehslis. Won from
Judge Il. ID. Hodge Wednesday
the alternative Of going to the
reformstory at Monroe or into the
L. s. marine corps.
That WAS the provision on which
he received deferred sentence
after he pleaded guilty to snatch
ing a purse from Mrs. r. J.
Fletcher on Jan. l. 1910 II was
after the purse-snatehing incident
that Wilson was sent to Chehalis
by the juvenile court.
A couple Of months ago train
ing school officials sent him back
To Pierce county because he
wouldn't obey rules. When charged
with the purse theft, at first the
boy pleaded not guilty and was
scheduled for trial Wednesday.
When he had changed his plea.
Attorney Bertil johnson explained
10 Judge Hodge that Wilson en-
listed In the marine corps two
years ago by falsifying his age,
He MAS discharged when his
mother informed marine officers
OF his correct years.
johnson said he WAS told Lu-
verne MAS an excellent soldier and
the boy told the court he liked
the marine corps.
After warning Wilson sternly
that repetition of his actions in
the marines would get him dis
honorable discharge that would
follow him the rest OF his life.
Judge Hodge granted the defer
ment. The agreement is that Will
son will stay in the county jail
until next June, when he be-
comes i.
II the marines let him in then.
he VIII be permitted 10 change
his plea again and the charge of
larceny dismissed. II the corps
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-16

SAN FRANCISCO - Australia
may soon be linked with the
United States by two air routes.
according TO Capt. p. G. Taylor
of Sydney, famed pilot-sssoeiste
of the late Sir Charles Kingsford-
Smith. One would be operated by
an American firm. the other by an
Australian company.
Capt. Taylor is in the United
States on a secret mission on be-
half OF the Australian common
wealth and in. connection with the
American aviation industry. He
has been consulting with aircraft
executives in San Diego.
So far as human beings as a
whole are concerned. the mallard
] is the most important of all ducks.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-16

At that time it was disclosed
the navy will soon place orders
for creation OF an unprecedent-
ed fleet for use in Pacific coast
waters.
Proposed are IS steel sub
marine chasers los feet long,
Is steel minesweepers 1853 feet
long. 30 wooden minesweepers
1S5 feet long, 80 wooden sub
marine chasers 10 feet long
and 80 wooden minesweepers
90 feet long.
Tacoma boatbuilders entertain
high hopes for a major portion of
the 10 wooden vessels. type
for which they have gained world
fame in the commercial field.
II is expected additional navy
orders of the same sort will be
Forthcoming. virtually all of which
will be awarded in the Northwest.
The meeting Tuesday was for
co-ordinating North west boat
building facilities and tual
acquaintance of the navy and local
maritime industry.
Speakers included Heryey
Petrich of Tacoma. chairman
of the boatbuilder.' commit
tee; Lieut.. Comdr. A. l.. HAM
lin. material officer of the
18th Naval district: CharlesF.
Frankland. Seattle banker:
". {. Nickum. naval architect.
As result of the meeting, II.
c. Hanson, Seattle naval archi-
tect specializing in vessels of the
proposed types. will depart soon
for Washington. D. c, as repre-
sentative OF the Northwest group
and nalson to the navy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-16
United Mutual Keeps
Its Same Officers

All officers and directors were
reelected at the annual meeting
of the United Mutual Savings bank
held Tuesday evening. +. +. Sum-
mers WAS again chosen president.
Other officers named were l.. A.
johnson and ". +. Barnum, vice
presidents. Harold Gloyde. secre-
tary; Mildred G. Geer. assistant
secretary, and Charles W. Johnson,
attorney. Directors reelected were
h. A. Lyddon. Fred W. Griffiths.
Charles A. Robbins and William p.
Matthsei
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-16
Changes Made al National Bank
OF Washington S Annual Meeting

fcontIau From Page one1
and Ashley Could 10 IN. bank
nj strengthen the bank jackson
I'll supervise loan activities. not
only Al the had Office buf also
n ths branches in Southwest
Washington Could all be- IN
charge y trust activities. Both