davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-15
NU-aN4l kIAG0o
Little Higher

New York. April l5-lAP)-Cot-
tom futures opened 3 10 > lower.
Noon quotations We're unchanged
s., = points higher.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-15
Knox Favors
Vinson Bill

Continued From 7age One)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-15
Small Mills
/ Fellow Lead

Continued From Page Onc)
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-09-26

by lie nalezti zvlaSte u lid,
kteT1 jiz mali nadnormaln1 po-
Get zub1 v 1stech. Jejich chrup
ma pr1lis mnoho zarodkG zubG,
jez vSecky chtej1 ma denn1 sve-
Ito. Kdyz pax nemohou rGsti
smerem dolG, vyhledajf 81 ces-
tn nahoru a ~vyrGstajf do nosu.
1osnf zuby tedy nejsou nic1m
jinym nez jednou z cetnych
chrupovych zr6d.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-09-26

Jeden lekaT v Praze nasel
svemu pacientovi, ktery 81 ste
zoval ma chronickou rymu, v
nosu rezak, ktery byl cely po-
kryt sliznicf. Vypada to neu-
veritelne, ale lekarska literatu-
ra Una dnes pres sto prlpadu,
v nichz musel byt odstranen z
nosu zbloudily cub. V nekte-
rych pr1padech Sc v nose wy
skyline zubd nekolik. Nosn1 zu-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-09-26

49, 49, DA4O GOs
"Ba, ba, mohli by ma tom sve
tie lit jake sto kvet1v, ale tax
ma jeden druheho rad Jake
kocka v~rabce!"
LaSt1vka rychle bafal a pri-
kyyoval.
"Nemejte mi "a zle, kmo-
ire, ale, tento, ia bych vedel tu-
HE s Jozou konec," pritlumene
Zlevor rozpravel. "Vime - at
ST tn holku vezme, dobrak je,
ona taky, nekoho potrebuje; O
nj juz sotva by kdo ted Java
dill, a ten cerv1k, no, pro Pana-
boha, takovy drobecek, vzdyt
no uziv1 a NIUE S MIN NIT ra-
dost1 do allelujah."
LaStuvka stranou ostre Zle-
vora pozoroval, ale neodpove-
del. Zlevor chvilku cekal, pax
povstal.
"Bud'te tn s Panembohem,"
fekl haste, a "abyto dobre do
pablo, slysfs, Nepovfme, ably to
byl hoch!" a hlavu v ramenou
pc navrS1 dale upaloval.
"Stakra chlap!" brucel 81
LastGvka hlede "a Zlevorem.
"Ty, Jozo, dvacet let jsem byl
pfedstavenym, ale tohohle CHA
pa jsem tax neznal jake ted.
Divna podsfvka, divna, nikdo
by nerekl!"
Y tom nahoru vedle zahrad-
ky letela Zlevorka; vlasy sply-
valy il skoro do ocf, tvafe j
horely. Dfvala sc hbite kolem
baraku, az je ma vrsku spatfila.
"Pantato - pantato~-"
LastGvka il videl hned, pow
stal razem, ale nohy Sc mu "a
chvely, re hned Ease klesl ma
kamen.
"Pro Krista Jezise =" krikl
"Tonicka ma prince, slyslte:
hocha jake malinu!"
'Budiz Kristus Jez1s pochva.
len S Panenkou Mari1!" vyde.
chi Nepovfm a zGstal jake be-
ducha.
Zlevorka stala jiz u neho q
dlvala Sc ma chudasa Zmorene.
no.
"Uz je dobre, tax 81 jen cd.
dychnete," hovorila, "ale do.
MI nechodte, ted snad to Wy.
drzlte!"
"Slava Bohu = LastGvko
slys1s = slava Bohu ="
LaSt1vka take vsechen ozivel
"Vsak jste mne polekala, Wy.
letela jste jake s~plasena."
ITO radost1, pantato! A vite
jak Sc Dude jmenovat? Jal
Dlabolka Tekla: "Mate prince
Tonicko, ia 81 vzdychla a pow.
da: Dude Sc jmenovat Joza
pc strejckovi."
"A tax teda Joza," small sc
LastGvka vesele, "ale ted be-.
tie a vyridte, re nastokrat pc.
Zdravujem. Vzdyt uz byl zas
jake bez sebe, opravdu, ably ju5
ami ma svete nebyl, CO porad
dela!"
"Pro Kristacka, pro Kristac-
ka", vzdychal Joza, ale usmi-
val Sc a preb1hal jake mlad1k
S vecerem veSli do baraku.
Bylo tam sero. Nepovim Joza
vsecek Sc klate soupal sc k lozi
ma nemz odpoc1vala Tonka. Ne
spala, oci mela otevreny do ko-
ran, a Joza i V tom seru videl,
re Sc bolestn6 usm1va.
+ "Tak jak pax, holka, jak
pax, dobfe Sc mas, vid, chvala
Bohu, chvala Bohu," a Nepo-
vim hladil il pc tvaTfch. "No
milo, mic, snad bys neplakaIa
ale jdi, blaz1nku, jeste 81 po-
horsls =" konejsil il, az ma ola
nj sve uc1til horke, pine jejl
rty.
Ionic VAIN, SCroJcku, 90
smrti nezapomenu, PanbGh to
vid1 ="
II mic, mic, a kde pax mate
toho drobecka?" svitofil a sci
ke kolebce, jiz Zlevorka byla
vypGjcila u pfedstavenych.
Dlabolka r~ozsvecela. Vsich-
nj d1vali Sc ma Jozu: Dlabolka,
Tonka, LastGvka, Zlevorka i
Rohlice a Mezulanice, ktere ia
Ike prve priklusaly. Mad koleb-
kou sc Joza zastavil a zatTasl
hlavou. Z1ral do peTinek ma
malou, malinkou hlavicku a ma
drobna ocka, jez zdlouha mr.
kala. Hlava chvela Sc barac-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-09-26
Svar1ckOVa.

NOJCC1 PONNNJON1 H
Ri dochaz1!"
Ale Joza Nepovfm 81 jiz ne
vsfmal a stoupal do vrsku k
svemu baraku.
"Vidime no, vid1me vdovce,
iak najednou omladl. koukej,
Lojzo, jak 81 do toho vrsku Wy
slapuje!" jecela Lojzova a sma
la Sc jake diva.
"ze jdes," privftal Nepovima
Lastdvka, 'tot abys byl byval
we Spanihelsku!"
Joza neodpoved6l; byl jeste
rozcilen a nechtel, ably to Ton
ka zpozorovala.
"Meli jsme tn, brachu, PEEK
nou patalii! Priletela SEN Loj-
IOWA i S MIN a vyvadeli! Tonic
ka Sc, chudera, jeste trese."
INA mne 81 pockali, ale fekl
jsem JIM" odpovedel Nepo-
vim.
"Tys jim asi rekl =" podot-
XII LastGvka.
"Rekl, jdi Sc Jlch Optat, ted
snad dajf trochu pokoj! A kdy-
by sc ted delo, co delo, Tonic
ko, tebe odtud nepustim, i kdy-
bys chtela."
Tonicka potacejic Sc, vzala
Nepovfma "a ruku a chtela j
polfbit.
ALE prosfm te, holka, co 7as
delas ="
"Zaplat yam to Kristus Pan,
strejcku, ale jest6 bych vas pro
sila, abyste postal Zlevorku k
nam, ably O mne v6deli."
"Poslu, a mamince vzkazu,
ably tie taky navSt1vila!"
"Inu, inu, dneska isl, Jozo,
poprve zas k sv6tu," chechtal
Sc Lastnvka. "Juz sestaral, a.
lie ten starry palicak je v mem,
dneska Sc oval, dobre tax, no
chu!"
VIII.
Snfh ma kopcfch zmizel, a
strechy chalup slunily provide
dosky ma jarnim slunci. Lesy
rozbujnele sumely a ma jedllch
hvfzdali spackove. Bylo ma po-
catku dubna. Ia Nepom1mo-
wynn barakem pocal Sc zelena-
tt palouk. Vyminkar LastGv-
ka a Joza Nepov1m vyhrfvali Sc
tn ma jarn1m slun1cku. Lastly
ka sedel ma balvanu omsenem,
jake jsou tn pc vsech stran1ch
rozsety, a Joza nepokojne pre-
chazel.
"Proslm tie, sedni uz a metre
Sti, vzdyt behas porad jake
fanfar," huboval Lastdvka.
ely isl mi kus divneho Glove
ka; dlouho-li tomu, provadel
jedno blaznovstvi, sedel zrov-
ma jake bez ducha, a ted je V
druhem, cupe zrovna jake VIZ
tidlo!"
ely Sc mne nahubujeS, Las
tGvko, ty Sc mne nahubujes-"
II co nahubuju, jake pax
hubovanf, cd prftele i rany mi
lie, ale mel pfece rozum, vzdyt
isl hned zrovna bez sebe!"
"Taky jsem takovy nebyval,
ale vzdyt, pro pana krale, mann
juz leta a pax Wis, trochu tehle
povahy zd6dil jsem pc Betus-
&c, ia byla taky takova lekava,
hned il vsecko roztTaslo. Pro
Kristacka, pro Kristacka, jak
to vSechno dopadne!" a Joza
stole, siroce rozevTenyma oci-
ma zfral dol1 k baraku, k oknu
Il n6hoz kdysi Zlevor pozoro-
val chalupskou.
"DobTe to dopadne, jenom
poFad nezoufej; vzdyt Dlabol-
ka je rozumna osoba a nenf
am poprve," konejsil jej Las
tGvka.
"Aspon kdyby tn byla ia
KTancilka, taky Sc mohla tro-
chu podivat ma hory, vzdyt ma
rozum a je mama!"
"Je mama a ma rozum, ale
vsevedouc1 taky nenf; vzdyt
pfeci vzkazala, re Pride = a
jiste re Pride, ma den to prec
T1ci nem1ze."
"Kdyby byIa Betuska viva,
ysecko by bylo jinacf, ia ubo-
zacka mela by pohodlf, poslu-
hu co pax ia dokazu?"
Il nenafikej, vzdyt tam mas
Zlevorku, to je zenska dobra a
spravedliva."
"Je, je, ale C opak taky vi,
vzdyt jakteziva detf nemela,"
odpovedel Nepovfm.
"Nemela - Betuska taky
d6tf nemela, ale CO pax musf
nit deti, ably dovedla pomoci?
Vzdyt je zenska!"
Last6vka pax uz nemluvil,
sed6l zamySlen a pokuruje Ii
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-06

Po likes 10 pioy checkers
when hs ~lns. bsf he osrrdo<x
bein' q coed lossf. lie orfs
corsless. = roke hsrsseIf BE-
llsNe he ont tfyin',"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-06

TO work and buy mors raw ma
terias. the non-defensa factories
increase their staffs and buy more
raw materials. The sirpians plant
increases pHyrolls and the sho.
plant increases psyrolls 20 make
more shoes for the men In the
plane plant who are now at work.
Since the war started. factory EN-
ployment here has gone up from
30 to 1874 Industrial production
has increased from iot 10 l5T.
Department store sales have gone
up from ~ to 102.
The second force that causes the
trouble. therefore. IL the competi-
ton between defense Industries and
non-defense industries for labor
and raw materials And this
brings about the second phase OF
the pric. disturbance The first
phase occurs when the people get
more dollars with which TO buy
goods. But in this phase the pro
duetion Of goods increases with
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-06

era nkRnon - ne raAlic =
snxitsa o. attend : iswn rretsI
Witch Ill - nsia Friday frenn
stesr ~, - Neiifercft gardens
which Asvs heen zintiv ut -
NJ sna Mrs , "a feyrss fsr ne
eeeaslen
Rsx. wsiilsm A esnsfshas -
give seftes NJ F~adansa fsefn
k.nstsh AMI kmsfieaa pcstFY. a.
tsls ~ wila nfs = snuts sfrte.
where No srent several years NJ
J Hayward ceusfAhss wtil rresrnt
several suusssi naneefs A ssiesF
eollsstlen win ~ aanstsa ta ths
british American Va Hslsef faea
Rev Constable hss Travelled ana
lived n MANY different eeantris.
ard i roe slatiaK n. p=rvms.
Ne sna M. Arthar cca.szeis -
elr Hsrisor.
Aztec . ieaa psfiaf - quiet -
N. Hnesy nroa 80 station. -
the hnction - shrre.efs. rc.a
ard 10 cid ferry assh Fe.a. ths
rese. vas hfuken At II p ~
Saturday night whsn Fssns ~
isnss.u - Route :. n~s as. r.
eons. tnst enatfui - MS ssr snd
carried away ens ~ tho rss pumps
nsnssn wa unhuft bot the fruns
end If hts car Vas badly wrecked
THIS make. about 10 punrs thai
have been wrecked II this palnf
On Sunday iafEs annup II
residents sHa sx-fszlasats "a ulS
nsrlsor gathered ct r~anoh stats
park faF The 10th annusl picnic
at which tn. group - eld fsisn.i.
meet Resident. from Ola nsfbot
attending Included pr sna Nss
". ~ Ryan and fsnsily. Mr. sna
Mrs. Harold nshn and s.n. nlskY.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-06

he nation. Tn. more ~s lnoress.
We production % dslsn-s goods.
the NOR. ~s must eurtail fhs pro.
ductIea 81 al other goods And
the more ~s snrtall thls proiue.
ton. tho more pressure u put upon
prices 10 Keep rising.
But thls 10 not the end of the
trouble me more price. ne. the
more costly Will b. the production
81 defense goods and tn. more tho
government Sill hss. 10 borrow
To pay for them Thus "a. vicious
circle /. completed. since tho more
the government borFows thu mors
dollars ~ill be flooding around m
worhmens and other hands TO buy
food and elothe. and lusuris.. The
end OF this IL disaster snle.. means
are found 10 manage II. control u.
hold u within bounds. How can
that be done
NEXT rri.s Ceassoi ss Check
os Isfisiioa.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-06
lynn Sees Public, Money in Hand, Faced With
'hortase Of Goods
Prices Will Rise as Consumer Goods Lose
In Production Race With Defense, He Says
By JOHN T. FLYNN
Noted Author Economist
Second OF Three Arieles)


NEW YORK - Fer eight
years We have been in an
inflationary process-the ex-
pansion OF money incomes by
government borrowings at the
banks. But in the last year
it has speeded up greatly.
The government has been bor-
rowing three billion a year.
Last year II borrowed six bill
lions. And in this year. and
next year. the borrowings
promise TO be enormous-no
man can say exactly how
much-twelve billion. maybe
twenty billion in a year. 1t
Is staggering fact. The only
thing that can prevent II may
be the governments inability
to spend that much.
II il this money which is flow
ing into the pockets of the people.
The government borrows ii and
spends II in an airplane or gun
factory or a ship yard. The de-
Tense plant pays it out to workers.
The workers spend it in the stores
for food, clothes, luxuries. The
stores spend it in the peaee-time
factories which pake shoes. hats.
dresses, cosmetics, Injuries, food.
etc.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-06

mesa With less nicotins IN dis snoks.
What eig.ssus arc JOS smoking no~f
CHANCES are ifs en< Of tbs Ave Included
in tho nioosine iss. reported above ss
the leit-esn which trace Cam<is adj
vantage right down 10 the actual smoke
iiself. Obviously. the '-ok<'s the thing!
Try csmsls Por convenience economy
buy the carton.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-06
State Scenic Book
Distribution Soon

OIf WIN The state pr0Rfess
commission viii begin distribution
Of this years version Of the Wash
ington scenic book on Aug. 10.
The new book carries message
Of welcome 10 tourists from Gov
Arthur h Lsnghs and - color
fully illustrated with pictures q
outstanding state scene sttrac-
tons.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-06

Wss"t>afo> = TIE asvy -.
nessnesd th.t lsst mrnth a nsvsi
vessels wsf. lsuaehss ard "a No.
se~is s<rs isla.
ahsp< lsaHeh~f sneluA~d go
hsht cruises. Tire. si~-trey@rs. -
sanmsfine and nss ee<sfsf wine
swsepsrs. kssls w~fe islf fsr nas
sifefaff eafftsF twn hshf cruisers
20 as.sruYess three sahsrsrsa<s
and eight fleet tyrsI mtas
s~~.psrs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-06
BORROWING INCAGAsUH
PuRCHAsiN. rOwFR

The more. therefore. that We
pump government borrowed funds
into thu business stream the ysstsr
becomes the purchasing power Of
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-06
LESS nicotine In the smoke mdssss 70 NJ"
says test pilot Marshall Meade fsbevsj,
he lights w his and Americas. fsvesits egssstts

THERE may b. litris u.ibe at 5000
i feet. bar test-dising any new. untfisd
plane Is no Sunday joy.rids. No, nos
even for q veteran like Marshall IisAdis
(Sb0fsl
Naturally. Cigarette miIdness Is impof.
amt 10 Marshall HeAdle. And in the
slo~er-borning eigarsfss Of oosdier no
bAccos a.. Czm<ls he gets extra mild
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-06
&RIRT[HDAYS.
FAMOUS AMERICANS
AI-GIsr s

AUGUST 5
ie04--John Eliot, colonial clergy
man who was known as the
Apostle TO the Indians" in
Hertfordshire. England. Be
coming Puritan. ne emf
grated 10 America in 1891
and settled at Boston. He
was the first white man TO
learn the Indian dialect and
10 preach 10 Indians in their
own tongue. He also trans
lated the Bible into the
Massachusetts dialect of the
Algonquin language.
lsis-Middleton Goldsmith, physi-
elan and surgeon. at Port To-
bsceo. Nd. During the Ciyil
war he became surgeon gen
ersl ID all military hospitals
IN Kentucky and the Depart
ment Of Ohio. During his
army services he became in
terested In gsngrene, cry
sipehs and pyemis, the
scourges of the hospitals Of
his day. He devised treat
ment for gsngrene which
checked its ravsges and was
generally adopted.
is5s-Hsrry siddons Mowbrsy.
artist. at Alexandra. Egypt.
He studied at Paris. and his
early canvsses Of high rank
include Aladdin The Eve
ming Breeze. and The Last
Fsvorits Re devoted nj.
later years 10 mural paint
ings. for which ne WAS best
known.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-06

Mr.. ard ~. res usft.nss sna
fsmllr. M ard Ma Carl Nssisurs.
uf. ard hTs Tray Htsnseh Mr.
sei AFs Al Ahihefs. Mrs. fssa
Pearson. as. AMI afs y. ~. cals,
M. snd hfs Husid. ard Mr.. -.
REIN.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-06

the demand. too. But ,n ths SO
ond phase tho government has 10
ourtail the production Il peace
goods in order 10 enable the arms
factories to get rhess goods and
to get labor.
so. in This second phase. while
the dollars In the pockets Of tho
people who buy are increasing. the
amount Of non=dsfsnss goods must
decrease. Nor. people in the stores
elamoring to buy goods. less goods
on the shelves 10 sell them Hun
dreds of thousands ~ more peo-
pl. waiting to buy automobiles
only half the number ~ sutomo-
bile. TO be bought Hence the price
OF automobiles rises
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-06

NGNTi Prizes Cestsoi ss Check
on Initiation.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-06
ROUTE OF THE
DEFENSE DOLLAR

In the first five months of this
year the income Of the people Of
this country was s4,O7s. 900 900
greater than in the first five
months of last year And the big
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-05
Traffic Safety
Meeting Called

The first meeting Of Safety
Commissioner Holmes Eastwood's
Tacoma Traffic Safety commits
sion was called Tuesday for We'd
nesday afternoon at o'clock-but
not by Eastwood.
As the ordinance creating the
commission provided. the organ
ization meeting should have been
called within 30 days Of the
measures passage. The safety
chief. however, departed on his
vacation.
Since he has not returned,
Mayor Harry P. Cain called the
commissions first meeting, to be
held in his office. Its first job will
be to elect eight additional men,
bers from the general public.
Members by provision Of the
ordinance are Mayor Cain, Safety
Commissioner Eastwood, Works
Commissioner A. r. Bergersen.
Police Judge w. A. Richmond,
Sgt. Glenn Talbot of the police
motor division and Corporation
Counsel Howard Carothers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-05

SAN FRANCISCO-Maj. Gen.
Jay L. Benedict, U. s. A, today
took command of the Ninth Corps
area, covering the Western states.
Benedict replaced Brig Gen.
Arthur Lane who had been acting
commander after Maj. Gen. Ernest
Peek WAS forced to retire recently
by illness.
A graduate OF West Point mill
tary academy in 1904, Benedict
served in the Philippines. in the
World war and on the army gen.
eral staff until 1888 when he was
named superintendent of the mill
tary academy. Last year he was
made commander of the Fourth
army, headquarters at Jackson
vile. Fla. He was transferred
from that post to the Ninth Corps
area command.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-05
Secy. Biesen Meets
With City Officials

Tacoma municipal problems IN
general were discussed with the
city council Tuesday morning by
Chester Biesen, secretary to the
Association of Washington Cities,
who was on his way to Olympia
for a conference with state Off
cials.
Biesen has just returned from
Chicago and the convention of the
American Municipal association,
He proposed that cities of the
state, looking forward to continu-
ance of the national emergency.
might do well to ask the next legis-
lsture for outright grants for spe-
cific functions rather than TO seek
greater shares of gas and liquor
tax receipts.
Leaders of other municipalities
in the nation. he said, are plan
ming for a continued emergency
situation for five or six years.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-05
People in
The News
Nv United PRESS

James Kermit Lockhart, 1e, was
told 10 report to the navy recruit
ing service in San Francisco. He
arrived Just a few hours late after
hitchhiking the 1874 miles from
his home in Clay. w. Va, where
the notice reached him
Leo Jordan, 23-yesr-old Morri-
son, ILL.,, perverted ex-conviet, con-
fessed cutting the throat of War
rem Snyder. five
Leutenants Charles Chaplin and
Minar Murray Derbage of Wheeler
field. Hawaii, parachuted into the
sea and were rescued after their
pursuit planes colhded
JeweIer william Seymour was
held in Hollywood on a grand theft
charge, accused of failing to de-
liver a $4,000 diamond and sap
phire clip TO Actor Frsnchot Tone
after Tone had paid for it -.
Pvt. Egbert Sinka, one Of the
best poultry stickers in the bust
ness. was granted q 15-day fur
Tough from his Denver post TO help
out in the Christmas turkey rush
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-05
Three New Glasses
Opening Wednesday

Three new WPA groups under
the education department will open
Wednesday eevning. At Jason Lee
school, room 100, WPA will start
handcrafts class, to run from Z
TO 9 o'clock Wednesday each week.
Persons interested were asked to
call Broadway 1928 for further in
formation.
The WPA Shakespesrian club
will meet in the First Congrega-
tional church annex, Division and
J st. Henry "" will be the play
discussed.
A playwriting class to supply
skits for the United Service Or
CARNATIONS dramatic department
will start its work at l p. m. We'd
nesday at the Y. W. c. A. 1t will
meet each week at the same time.
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Defense Clinic
Wednesday Night

A public session. q so-called
defense clinic" will be held at
7:30 p. m. Wednesday in the Ia
coma Chamber of Commerce in an
effort TO eass local problems
arising from the national defense
program.
In charge Of the meeting will
be Robert Hayes, manager of the
Manufacturers Association of
Washington. and A. B. Comfort,
chairman of the industrial bureau
Of the local chamber.
Talks and informal question
answering will be conducted by
Fred c. Bold Of the oPM. Maj.
B. r. Lee Of the srmy's ordnance
department. and Lieut.. A. NJ. Pro-
thro. priority officer Of the army's
quartermaster corps.
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First three OF the so-called nib
erty ships" or ugly ducklings"
built on the Pacific coast soon will
20 into operation by Pacific coast
companies. 1t was disclosed Tues
day by the U. S. Maritime COM
mission
The steamers Star Of Oregon
and Meriwether Lewis. under con-
struction at Portland. will be oper-
ated by the States Steamship Co.
and the American Mail Line, re-
spectively.
Delivery OF the ships TO the
operators 10 slated for mid-No-
vember.
The John c. Fremont. being
built at Los Angeles, Is to be de-
iivered about the same time to the
American President Line.
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Mon Injured in Fall

Gene Fern. As. of AZ So. Ia
coma ave. was taken TO Tacoma
General hospital in the police
ambulance Tuesday morning and
treated for an injured back and
cut right elbow. He was washing
windows at $50 AZ 224 So. st.
while standing on a window box.
Its supports suddenly gave way
and dropped Fern IL feet 10 the
concrete Of a driveway.
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Want Large Houses in City
Subdivided for Families

Owners of many of Tacoma's
large old homes will be urged TO
subdivide them into multi-family
dwellings with assistance and ad-
vice OF government agents. the Ia
coma Defense Housing committee
decided at a meeting late Monday
in Mayor Harry p. Gains office.
Walter Trusdals, representing
the Home Owners Loan corpora
ton. said he now has authority
10 offer his men trained in re-
modelling work TO advise Tacoma
property holders.
Central agency for the program
will be the Homes Registration
bureau, in the Provident building.
sub-Group Named
As a further aid IN stimulating
home subdivision to help house
the thousands Of defense workers
expected here, the defense hous-
ing committee named a sub-group
Of its own. Chairman Harry l.
Blangy appointed Calvin w. Stew
art. Ray Moisio and Glen Reeves
TO that job. They will be assisted
by John Schlsrb, jr.. of the Home
Registration bureau.
Other subcommittees also were
named by Blangy. A finance COM
mittee. made up of Wallace Morris
settle. A. II. Hooker. jr.. Frank
Summers and J. J. Kaufman. will
seek means Of continuing the
bureau plans and architecture
committee 10 advise the federal
officials on the coming 4oo-unit de-
Tense housing project, will consist
OF Fred Shoemaker and Roland
Borhek. On the publicity commit
tee will be George d. Poe. George
NJ. V. Brown. Fred Haley and
Charles Edrington.
Site Not Chosen
Corporation Counsel Howard
Carothert. recently hack from
Washington, D. c. said ne was
confident Tacoma should be able
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LaGuardia, 0'Dwyer
In Battle for Ballots

NEW YORK-More than 1000.
900 voters decide Tuesday whether
to re-elect Mayor Fiorello H. La
Guardia for a third term or sup
plant him with William O'Dwyer,
the Murder, Inc" prosecutor.
LaGuardia was generally favor
ed in the election which had torn
party lines asunder.
William II. Chadbourne, his cam
paign manager. said he would win
by a plurality Of 100000 votes.
Charles z. Murphy, ODwyer's
campo manager. predicted
O'Dwyer would poll plurality OF
757, 900 votes.