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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-27
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Washington's forecast - Gener-
ally cloudy Saturday night and
Sunday. with shower. In the west
portion. Little change in tempers-
ture. moderate to fresh southerly
winds offshore, becoming westerly
Sunday. Gentle 10 moderate
ohsngeshle winds over inland wa
tiers Of the state.
Rainfall in Tacoma for the -
hours ending At ss. m. Saturday.
none; since October l. 2.0e inches.
q shortage of .S6 inch: since Jan.
/. 2is& inches, a shortage of ass
inches
Wind At S a m. Saturday, south
10 m. p. h.
Barometer at 1901. rising 90
Sun rises at s:st Sunday and
sets at 5:04. Rise. at e:4s Monday
and sets at 500.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-27
Special Notices

Honesty Always Pays
FINDERS of lost articles sdver-
tised below. please take notice.
After you have returned the
articles to the loser. go 70 The
Tacoma Time. office. sls MAI
kst where YOU viii be pre-
sented with two ElleSt Tickets 10
the Temple theater.
The Nome nugget., 1941-07-05
Nazii Attack Is Sign Of Weakness

SAN FRANCISCO = Gre Britain's new high commissioner to Australia, Sir Ronald Cross believes that Germany's attack on Russia is a confession of weak ness on the part of Hitler.
 Sir Ronald and his family are in San Francisco while awaiting passage to Australia. Said the high commissioner:
 "We can't say for certain just what that weakness is, but we can feel certain that the attack wouldn't have come at this mo- ment unless Germany was after something she desperately needs to carry on the war effort"
 Sir Ronald said that whatever it's background, the new turn of the war should be to the advan,- tage of Britain.
The Nome nugget., 1941-07-05
CIOComplains Of Hoodlum Tactics

WASHINGTON Chairman A. D. Lewis of the CIOycharged that the AFL union had imposed "hoodlum tactics into recent ac- tion in an effort to crush the CIO Teamsters' Union with the use of knives, guns and thug tactics. at Minneapolis, Minn.
 Lewis charged that the AZ of L Teamsters' Union was conduct ing wide-scale campaign to smash the 5000 members of Min neapolis CIO Teamsters local. He released a telegram from Region al Director Frank Barnhardt say ing that the A F of L has re- jected all offers to settle the juris dictional dispute in peaceful fashion.
 The CIO charges that nation wide A F of L boycott has been imposed on all CIO truck dr:v- CTS. Barnhardt said that the 5000 teamsters in the Minneapolis re zion would defeat the Federation assault with the aid of the na- tional CIO.
The Nome nugget., 1941-07-05
M gn u son
 Urges Flights, ights Alaska to Asia

TILE - Representative Warren G. Magnuson, Chairman of the Alaskan International Highway Commission, who has returned here after a commission meeting in Juneau and flight ov- CT certain parts of the proposed highway, said more ships are needed to ply to Alaska and he will demand of the Federal Mari time Commission on his return to Washington that this demand be granted.
 Magnuson said that work at the naval bases at Kodiak, Sitka and Dutch Harbor is ahead of schedule but would go much fast CT if shipping facilities could be obtained to get needed material to the bases.
 Magnuson said also that when he returns to Washington he Will ask commercial air lines to make test flights from Alaska to Japan and points on the Asiatic main land and unless we take advan- tage of the opportunities we will wake up presently and find the Japanese and Russians are flying to Alaska as the result of the tre mendous impetus given aviation. Thousands of trained pilots, as the result of our national defense will make flights over the top of the world and these will be com monplace.
 "In furtherance of the idea, I shall ask the State department to negotiate for the joint occupation of Wrangell Island with Russia.
The Nome nugget., 1941-07-05
Slot Machines
 Will Be Taxed; Other Proposals

WASHINGTON, July - The House Ways and Means Commit tee has voted tentatively to re- commend excise taxes and slot machines, office and store ma chimes and optical instruments, other than eye glasses to help raise $3,5OO,0OO,OOO additional revenue to help finance the de- fense program.
 Representative Jere Cooper of Tennessee announced the con- mitee has agreed to an annual tax of $25 for use of coin operat- ed devices that pay cash Or tok- ems redeemable in cash, and a tax of $5 each on merchandise machines vending such commod- ities as cigarettes.
The Nome nugget., 1941-07-05
MINERS AND OPERATORS

You can obtain at the Nugget Office the following forms which are carried in stock, thus avoid ing long delays and incomplete blanks obtained in the States. Write or call at the Nugget Of- flee for: Time Sheets for Employees
 Lode Location Notices.
 Placer Location Notices.
 Proofs of Labor Banks.
 Cold Water Thawing Logs.
 Dredge Shift RepOrts-2 types. Non-Liability forms printed on cardboard. for posting on claims when owners lease property. 50e each or three for $1.00
 Prospecting Drill Field Logs.
 Deed Forms.
 Voucher Forms.
 Special Power of Attorney Blanks.
The Nome nugget., 1941-07-05
Pipe To Take
 US. Oil to Canada

OTTAWA, Canada Munitions and Supply Minister Howe said that the construction of the new pipeline from Portland, Me, to Montreal was another example of the all-out cooperation between the United States and Canada in the Canadian war effort.
 Howe stated that when the pipeline goes into operation this year, pumping approximately 55,000 barrels of crude oil daily to Montreal, it will make more certain an all-year supply for Montreal refineries.
The Nome nugget., 1941-07-05
Price Ceiling To Be Set
 On Lumber

WASHINGTON - Price Ad- ministrator Leon Henderson said that a price ceiling IS being form ulated for Upper grades and specialties of West Coast lum- ber."
 Rates have reached "unreason- able levels" he said.
 The movement has been under scrutiny of the Price Adminis- trator for some time.
 Price increases have ranged from S8 to SIS per thousand board feet for ship decking, floor ing, and box car materials.
The Nome nugget., 1941-07-05
Canada To Ship Wheat to Russia

~ VANCOUVER, B. C. Ship ping circles revealed that tenta- tive plans are under discussion to ship 50,000,000 bushels of wheat from Vancouver to Vlad- ivostok, as result of the German blitzkrieg against Russia.
 The wheat will be used to sup plement Russian troops battling Germany, supplementing present Russian grain supplies.
The Nome nugget., 1941-07-05
N 0 T c E

All taxes real and personal due the City of Nome for year 1940, are due, and on July 18th, 1941, penalty and interest on those un- paid taxes will be calculated, and the delinquent tax roll be prepar- ed, advertised, and the property sold according to law.
 Nome Common Council
 By M. J. Walsh, City Clerk
The Nome nugget., 1941-07-05

And it's chucked clear full of
 ground.
 We'll get aboard a steamer And we'll head her toward the
 north
 To little place called Teller Where the natives sally forth Just to show their basket-weav- E ing
 And their walrus ivory. There you see their huts and
 families
 On that sand spit by the sea. Then we get aboard the steamer And we head her toward the
 south
 To a place called St. Michaels Where the Yukon has a mouth There you see abandoned vessels Lying stranded on the beach Frantic miners simply quit them When the gold was out of reach. Many islands in great numbers To Alaska do belong And it now is ancient history That we bought them for a song They are known as the Aleutians And they teem with fish and bear They are full of seals and walurs And the whales get in your hair. It's topsy turvy country With an awful lot of space With the biggest hearted fellows Among the human race They never have to press their pants
 They never have to shave Uncle Sam, so it is rumored Never can make them behave. There are glaciers in Alaska And they count them by the score.
 There are large and live vol canoes That let out mighty roar! There are sleek and silvery sal mon
 Into cans they pack and squeeze. There's lofty mount Mckinley With its head up in the breeze. So we say to you, Alaska That you surely are pip You are famed for telling stories Have something on the hip! And it may be in the future I can come to live up there Where the life is wild and woody And the whales get in your hair!
 Marion E. Harvey,
 Ideal Pictures Corp.
 Chicago, III.
The Nome nugget., 1941-07-05

Shorts for formal wear have been introduced on the West Coast by film star Paulette God dard. We'll leave it to the women with knock knees, bow legs, thick ankles, or scraWny legs, to see to it that the new style of evening dress doesn't prove pop ular.
The Nome nugget., 1941-07-05
Cheechaccos impresson of Nome and Alaska THERE'S PLACE THEY CALL ALASKA"

There's place they call Alaska. On the northern boundary It is full of lake and rivers On the west, the Boring Sea. On the North the Arctic Ocean With its whales and seals and
 Walrus
 And its hardy Esquimeaux. On the South there is the main
 land
 Where the white man comes and
 goes
 On the East there is the Yukon Where they take it on the nose Iris land where men are hardy And the air is blowing free But I say, if you're cream puff Then it's not place to be. Sure there's Ketchikan and Sitka And there's Juneau fair to see, There's Cordova = and there's
 Seward
 Where some would rather be. But they're just lot of softies And they're all afraid to roam To that funny little village That they all call Nome. There it's perched along the ocean With the mountains at it's back There you see the hardy huskie And the miner with his pack There you see them always
 watching
 For the waves to settle down They hope and pray the fog will
 lift
 So you can see the town! There the ground is always froz-
 en
 And it's work to make it thaW 'Tis the darndest little village I nearly ever saw. It ain't no use to plant a tree Or try to keep COW You'd bust yourself wide open If you tried to use a blow. But they put up with these hardships
 Like the pioneers of old. They have fish and furs and na-
 tives
 And men still come for gold They're a kindly set of people In this little place called Nome And if you ever go there You'll sure feel at home. There are valleys in Alaska Where the sun is warm and
 bright
 There are places where the
 heavens
 Are touched with northern light There are spots were folks less
 hardy
 Have gone to settle down But if you want real pioneers, Then Nome's the town They sure are kindly people In that funny little place And if my rhymes would just
 hold out
 I'd give them some more space. But now we'll have to hurry If we're going to get around For Alaska is big country
The Nome nugget., 1941-07-05

Buy them by the bundle, Use them for starting fires. For Sale at The Nome Nugget.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-10
Fashion Trends for Fall
Interesting, Exciting;
HIGH Colors Important

Ssrt Lengths Are 10 Be Unchanged for Daytime Wear
During Fall Iq4l; Dolmsn Raglan and Kinona Cut
Sleeves Good; Tunes and Pepluns Are Tops
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-10
Original JewelrY
Sets STYLE Pace

Stores in the Pacific Northwest
which specialize in the making of
their own jewelry are the excep-
ton rather than the rule.
Tacoma. however. may proudly
point finger TO one such store
Gunderson's- which not only fea-
lures jewelry made in the stores
own workshop. but is responsible
for having originated many new
trends in the art OF jewelry MAX
ing.
Another distinctive feature of
the store Is the fact that the Jew
elry and gifts 1t shows. although
always in exquisite taste, are not
necessarily expensive.
1T IA not necessary. for In
stance, that an engagement
ring he expensive ~ long A. II
II well-styled.- believes Arthur
N. Gunderson.
This philosophy OF the owner is
in evidence throughout the entire
store.
Aside from its unusual jewelry
department, the store features
Spode, American made Lenox and
Haviland china, the first two be-
ing exclusive lines with Gunder-
sons in Tacoma, gifts. silver and
crystal.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-10
Sports and Casuals
Reach New HEIGHTS

The current demand for sport
and casual clothes is overwhelm-
ing. and rapidly increasing" Karl
Richardson OF Richardson's Slack
Shop relates. Even in large sizes.
Stacks continue to gain favor"
A new trend in materials is
noted this season. with Jungo and
Strutter cloth chipping out a large
niche for themselves. Both Of these
fabrics are heavy in weight. and
wrinkle resistant. making them
ideal for stacks. slack suits. and
street suits.
Stacks with the new front-fly
are gradually taking hold in this
part Of the country. though the
demand for the old type side
placket is still greater. Slack suits
are very popular. though 1 stnl
think the smartest and most at.
traetive sports outfits are schiev-
ed by various combinations. .
Richardson continues.
The leading color in sport
clothes. as in the rest Of the ward
robe this fall. is brown. with navy
blue and forest green running q
close second.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-10
Fine Leaihers Shown
In Season S Shoes

Leading In Importance for
shoes this fall Is genuine reptile.
especially alligator" says Vic
pessemier Of Pessemiers' Bootery.
ALSO of great importance are
the polished calfskins IN simple
tailored and military models. with
medium and low heels.
BLACK and army brown are
popular in these shoes, but COM
ing In for lot of attention are
the new antique stains on dark
Kona red. olive green and tans."
or interest also. is the popular
fly Of elasticized calfskin. which
is now perfected. and detailed with
the same delicate touch that al
ways characterized suede models.
Suede In being given = run for
its money this season, with these
calfskins stepping out with the
dressier costumes.
And now at last those people
who prefer shoes with closed toes
and heels will have at least an
equal chance of getting what they
want.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-10
Color Rules
In Fashions
Blue, Brown predominste
With Green Falling Behind

The all important "csH to the
eolorsr this season is reverberst-
ing into a veritahle =elamor
among fashion-minded women -
never have eolors been more ram
pant
Three vibrant new ones are be-
ing shown by the s A. Andrews
CO. :. Iceland green arrow
blue CsstiIlian red.
Buebling over with enthusiasm
for the new color trend. Mrs. An
drews announces that her store is
featuring dresses. two-piece suits
and coats in al three OF the new
fall tones.
"Acoessorie>.- says Mr.. An
drews, should aocentuzte the
basic dye Of the principal color
of enes costume"
Taking as an example. Iceland
green. which Is somewhat lighter
than moss. accessories in either
brown or black would be striking.
Highly contrssted oolors such as
these. are important "musts' for
any fashion-right autumn ward
robe.
Lines In coats are extremely
casual and IT times q sblou>e
effect" IL achieved by the new,
deep armholes. For evening,
coats win be shown In selsets,
taffefas. lambs and wool and
siIk Jerseys. One particularly
captivating model comes In
white wool and Ii full length.
Wild reds and greens viii also
hold the spotlight - and, Of
course, there's always black.
Hats" predicts Mrs. Andrews,
will be highly trimmed with
feathers (mostly eoque. quail or
pleasantly. birds and velvets."
For fall 1871. it's most certainly
color-but use it with sure
handl
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-10

lanes and erepes. Many are
trimmed with bead or nall-hsads.
Worn With a dazzling hat dinner
dresses are short and simple
They're for the hours from t~l-
light 70 midnight wherever a
formal gown i rot required
Fer evening. is velvets. tai
fetas lanes and wool and six
Jerseys Many q the neR eve
ming gowns have high necklines-
others have exceedingly low ones.
Many are long straight and TIM.
A Spanish influence Is noted IN
the sWishinE fringe tassels ana
bobhlez Stirring Is used 70 adj
vantage. Sleeveless boieros color
ful mandarin jackets, hug-me-
tights a quilted satin. and lovely
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-10
Light Colored Woods
Gain in Favor

Frank !. Sehatter. of Puget
Sound Furniture Co, reports that
the trend in furniture this season
Is toward lighter woods. Blonde
maple. blesched walnut and maho-
gsny, and new guinea are definite
ly in the lead" he says.
period furniture Is gaining
favor for bedroom and dining
room. though the seni-modern
mode 10 still the best selling.
We find that people In this
part Of the country prefer
more massive and comfortable
furniture. particularly In the
living ROOM Schatter con-
tinued.
For upholstering. pastel color
hold the spotlight. but materials
used are OF the heavier. more dur.
able type. Mohair is enjoying .
return of popularity. in all IN,
new shades. velours also are mucl
IN favor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-10

Skirts hang straighter. although
many stu are full Some Of the
narrower ones boast manifold
draped variations. Shoulders are
rounded and more natural Pad
ding still Is good.
Dolman sleeves Good
Dolman. raglan and kimono cut
sleeves promise TO be favortes for
some time. the slightly deeper
armholes balancing the gently re
Taxed shoulder line.
waistlines are slightly lower
than last season and bodices are
cut along softer lines and fit more
easily. TUNES and peplums are
tops
With that out of our way.
lets take a peek at the color
situation. OF course. It's al
WAYS black and brown for
winter. hut there are other
gayer. newer colors too.
Wild. South American colors
have been universally accepted.
Blues are good as are interesting
greens and reds. You may wrap
yourself In one color from tip to
toe or you may contrast your ae-
cessories with the color Of your
costume. Either way its splen-
did rival to the natural gloom
which is born from the current
turn of world events. Vivid plaids
have again come into favor.
The Importance of fur trim on
costume suits cannot be over
stressed. Fluffy fox fur collars
have countless feminine admirers
with promise of many more join
ing the ranks as the days march
by.
Untrimmed coats are tremen-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-10
Paulson's Drapery Dept.
Reflects the Trend in Style

''Damask seem TO be coming
again into its own for draperies, ="
reports Miss Bess Ulrey. interior
decorator for G. w. Paulson Co.
Floral prints in spun rayon are
still very popular in this field.
"Ruffle framed curtains occupy
as important a place as ever for
bedroom and kitchen"
This Is the picture of current
trends in her department, as Miss
Ulrey secs IL.
But see for yourself. We'd
nesday night. fall opening
night, Paulson's will hold open
house, serving coffee between
the hours of I and 3. and YOU
may wander around as you
choose.
The drapery department, opened
last January. has been steadily in
creasing Its list OF customers. anc
with increased business has come
increased stock. The new fsl
line Is in now, and you may be tn,
judge.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-10

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-10

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-10

dously popular too. Flattery 10
every figure type - offered by
the fitted and boxy styles for fall
Casual coats are soft, slim and
straight. They have new shoulder
lines and sleeves and are roomy
and comfortable.
Fur accessories are good with
the palmer type coats. II you are
going in for the fur-trimmed style.
remember that the Importance Of
brown fur has been greatly
stressed. Many coats come in
sharp, hard colors.
Jackets Are Longer
Suits are less severely mascu-
line. Many are narrow skirted,
collarless and untrimmed save for
their intriguing buttons. Jackets
are longer SKIRTS, simmer,
featuring ample width with cores
and pleats shoulders are
nodded Casual suits boast ease
above the waist
The classic skirtwaLst dress is
still holding its own. Not to be
outdone. it shows newness in the
full lines above the waist and in
the new variety of necklines and
sleeves.
One-piece dirndl dresses in both
pale and brilliant woolens are new.
Flattering to the figure, the new
dresses are readily recognized by
their charming TUNES, tiers and
peplums. The basic dress, which
il always so important, stresses
hip and back detail. Favorite
materials are messy crepes and
smooth textured woods.
Dinner Dresses Are Simple
Dresses TO be worn at the cock
tail hour come in yelvets E. :.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-10
Fashion in the Making -.
Stores Have New Styles Now

Through these in reflected all that the
of fashion
retailers the mirrors reader
clothes the ahead which
your wardrobe
they are scanned TO the
fabrics from which they made these
background contemporary history present
inspiration The present time
for which they superby
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-10

little shawls elsmor FOR approval
and get H. toe.
Furs are unusual 90. lovely -
and fortunately not too expensive
Separate skins are coming hack
IN the form Of stoles and shawls.
Fineer.up FUR eapes are exciting.
a. are the new broadtsil mandarin
jackets
Important flrs. among others
are white shaggy lamb otter
squirrel dyed mink hleaehed
-,Yskrat blond opposum .
uuskrat blond opossum =
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-10
BEAUTY "DRAFTFD"

Sam Ledner. dance director At
Paramount. interviewed more than
500 girls 70 find the Il most
beautiful IN Hollywood who viii
be used in the filmizstion Of
louisiana Purchase"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-10

Russia's still holding her own the stampede The
nations stocking counters Is plans Tor the winter
season still are in the formative and feminine
interest for the the eternay pertinent
questions-What IS the skirt length for fall! Are
skirts be longer shorter this season
And the anwer comes easily, simply They're TO be IN
changed for daytime For evening may take fling at
the now ud-caf length.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-10

Your postmaster can tell you
how 10 invest in L. 5. Defense
Bonds
Evening star., 1941-01-23
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(21) Girls Cotton BIouses;
sizes 8 to Is. Reg. soc ---l9e
uD Tots Flannel Skirts; with
suspenders. in size 4 only. Reg.
119 29c
CD Tots and Girls Hoods;
also velveteen hats, muff sets
and pocketbooks. Reg. 79c TO
1,99 29e to l.39
n3) Tots and Girls Cotton
BIouses; soiled: broken sizes 4
to Is. Reg. 79c 39e
(3D Girls Snugfits and Vests,
broken sizes. Reg. 29c-39c Sc
11) Tots Ski Pants; brown
and navy. broken sizes. Reg.
12) Tots and Girls Rayon
Dresses; broken sizes 4 to IL.
Reg. 1879 ---79e
(5) Girls Winter Goats; tweeds
and solid colors. Sizes Z and 8.
Reg. 500 and 7.99 --2.99
ca Mrs. Days Baby Shoes;
soiled. 3 to Az. Reg. 225 80
t3) Girls Evening Dresses; sizes
I and Is only. Regularly 399.
100
(2D Infants Bonnets and Nov
elites; including banks, stuffed
toys, etc. Reg. 29c to 7sc Sc
(6) Infants Bibs; hand embroi-
dered. Reg. 79c ---29e
I'D Girls All-Wool Sweaters;
broken sizes. Reg. 1.19---49e
(24) Tots and Girls Cotton
Dresses; soiled. Broken sizes,
3 to s. 7 to "A. Reg. SOC -24e
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