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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-16

greatest city to defend their
homes, house to house and
street to street" while the Ger.
man radio broadcast a warning
that only quick capitulation can
save the city from ruin.
Stuka dive bombers, accord
ing to Berlin, showered Mos
COW with thousands of tons of
bombs last night, and the prop
uganda ministry warned that con-
tinued resistance will mean, 1.-THE
ruins of Moscow shall stand as a
monument to the shattered Rus
sian empire"
Hitler's headquarters said Ka-
linin was taken by surprice four
days ago, when a NaZi armored
force crossed the Volga river al
the city's gates SO Unexpectedly
that its defenders were unable to
blow up the bridges.
The frontal attack on Moscow
according to the high command
now has reached fairly stable
north and south line, its center 60
miles from the capital, and sweep
ing attacks at both ends of the
line are said to be turning the
Red army flanks.
To the south, German reports
declared a quick break-through
by the Rumanians has permitted
an Axis spearhead to drive to
within walking distance" of the
heart of Odessa, besieged port on
the Black Sea.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-16
WOODROW WILSON
STREET RENAMED

TIENTSIN, China. - Woodrow
Wilson Street. enc of the import
ant thoroughfares of this Japan
ese-occupied city, has been or
dered changed TO Hsin Yeh Chieh,
or Street of New Asia, by the
Japanese-dominated local mu-
nicipal administration.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-16
Approval For Aiming Merchant
Ships Appears Almost Certain
CBy Associated Pre.=l

Rayburn said the menacing
situation in the Far East will add
impetus to the drive for repeal
OF the neutraliy act, and he
predicted a margin of victory
numbering frem 100 to $50 votes
in the house.
ISolationiSts, meanwhile, con-
coded defeat in the lower cham
Der, but their leaders said they
were girding for a fight in the
senate.
With debate on the arms meas
ure nearing a showdown in con-
Continued on Page Four
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-16
A0UEDUCT UNIT
SELECTS SITE
FOR STATION
RESERVOIR AND PUMPING
PLANT WILL BE SITUATED
IN SOUTH CORNER OF
JACKSON SQUARE

South corner of jackson Square
at Southland and Thomas streets
has been selected by the Florida
Keys Aqueduct commission as
the site for a reservoir and
pumping station to handle the
city's water supply, VIII Dough-
try, commission member, re-
vealed today.
Doughty confirmed selection
of the courthouse square park
for the project after hackers of
the proposed recreation center
said they had heard rumors TO
that effect, influencing their
choice of a location for the
amusement building.
The commissioner said be does
not know how much of the ex-
listing pumping equipment at the
square will be utilized, but he
said an overhead tank viii be
constructed, and new equipment
added to that already there.
Moving toward the start of act
ual construction, States Attorney
G. A. Worley yesterday filed an
appeal to the State Supreme
court, testing the decision of Cir
cult Judge Arthur Gomez in
validating sI,750.O0O in aqueduct
bonds here Sept. 80.
Raises Flaws
Worley'S action is in accord
with requirements of RFC and
is for the purpose of raising now
every possible question which
might come UP later. By ques-
tioning the decision and lifting
every possible flaw in the pro-
ceedings, the possibility of any
later action by someone attempt
ing to have the valuation set
aside is obviated.
Arguments before the supreme
court are expected Oct. 81, or in
the following week.
S P. Robineau, attorney for
the commission, had said pre-
viously no appeal would be ne
cessary, but he revealed yester-
day that the RFC legal depart
ment had informed him the ap-
peal is one of their require
mentS.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-16
SAY LEADERS FLEE

tBy Associated PFeSsb
STOCKHOLM. Swe d en-,
Oct. l6.-Russian government
officials are abandoning Mos
cow and foreign diplomats are
leaving the city at the urgent
request of Stains leaders. ac-
cording to a report reaching
here today.
The report said the Reds
have chosen Kazan. $50 miles
to the east on the banks of
the Volga river. as their tenn
porarY capital.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-16
Nazi War MachineeRolIi
Close To Russian Capital
oBy Associated Press,

NEW YORK, Oct. 16.-Thun-
dering German artillery today
was declared to be rafting the
windows of Moscow" as the
mighty Nazi war machine rolled
into new positions along line 60
miles from the Red capital
Adolf Hitler's high command,
claiming the capture several
days ago" of Kalinin, north of
Moscow, and Kaluga, to the
southwest of the city, said German
tanks are rolling down paved
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-16

WASHINGTON, Oct. 10
Virtual certainty that approval
for the arming of American mer-
chant ships will be granted by
the house tomorrow was ex-
pressed today by Speaker Sam
Rayburn as word reached here
of the japanese government
overthrow of Prince Fumimaro
Konoye and his cabinet.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-16
GENERAL WEYGAND
ARRIVES AT VICHY
CBy A@~sciaa~a Pr~~-s

VICHY, Unoccupied Frame
Oct. 16.-Gen. Maxine WeyEana-
Frances African commander. ar
rived here today aboard an army
plane.
He is expected &c attend a spe-
cial cabinet session tomorrow
after holding a conference win
Vice Premier Adm Jean Darlan-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-16
COUNCIL BODY
MEETS TONIGHT

There will be a regular meeting
of the City Council held tonight,
beginning at 8 o'clock, this being
the second regular session of the
month.
There will be considerable bust
ness coming before the meeting
tonight. Much of the business to
be heard will concern matte S
that were deferred at a previous
session.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-16
LEAVE FOR HAVANA

MIR. and Mrs. Pedro Aguilar.
accompanied by Mr.. Aguilar' S
mother, left this morning on the
Steamship Florida for Havana,
where they will remain for few
weeks visit.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-16
LACKED THE MONEY

SCRANTON, Pa. - Thomas
Mulqueen, Of this city, arrested
for attempting to steal his radio
from a repair shop, pleaded that
he didn't have the money &c
claim it legitimately.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-16
MISSED BIGGEST LOOT

CHICAGO-Jaines R Testers
home in this city was robbed of So,
but the burglars missed SIS, 900
worth of jewels in a dresser draw.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-10-16

highways in their assault on the
capital
Josef Stain made personal ap-
peal to the citizens of Russia's
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-13
n + X ES MORE BOU7
Centennial Closes
TARTs ON PAGE on

cilistor. said three mills IN tn.
Pendleton area had rsopsnsd after
granting increases - 10 cents an
hour 10 members 81 the All.
union.
lie said the mills rsopsnsd were
the Western Milling Co plant
and Preston shsffer mill in P.ndls
ton and IN. Preston shsffer mill al
Wsitsburg Wash
With closing Of the Tacoma Cen
tsnniAl mill. theirs al. stiil 10
mills IN an. Oregon Ashingto
distict which are closed. Union rep
resentatiyes Of these mills we're 10
meet m Seattle Tuesday, for a
conference. jacobson said
No change existed Tuesday In
tho situation st the Tacoma
sperry plant wher. close 10 400
men we're locked out. as the union
asserts. last week
Centennial continued 10 opsrais
and AFL iongshorsmsn we're per
mittsd 10 load the product aboard
the outbound North Haven which
cleared port sunday Psrnikslon
70 load the North Haven was given
A. a national defense measure.
Hopkins asserted
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-13

fumlax . esinx arne ertY ~ -ssff
eFfiesFs - va va nsasf - the
fKhtinx - Il u II thslr s<-ss
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nee 81 - feFs NE ,hs.s tsys .
nermsi except fcr mssinx ~
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- nsia
Ths ~ 80 efficsss sna m~n
hsrs siu al ssfnx rte sstie~
Saturday mestns ITO re 80.
sleus shsFs 49, ~ he-s esse~d
- - sua ~ to F@r~r war
Thsy'u sftusilv e<sts a. fart
81 - iasssien ~sms tiHs AsssAsY
scntlaulnx 10 Befsnd me Sefth-
$500 uusn ths eln- - ne
usssassF The i.ssss p~Fs q
August - early n nsrssinh<f.
- o%a. Jehs 1. Dewitt ssuns
usnasr - the frsmth Army. ard
FssF-aa.snis fsw the aefsnss - the
sHtifs Pacific ess.st sr ~
t.s~ts russdsy wrsnlns ~ F~saru
% 10 headquarters 81 trs Pc
ssaie. s@n FFsasssea
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-13
Seaplane Base
Petition Denied

A request Of tho Rainier FLYING
club for use 81 = portion Of the
Metropolitan Park districts tract
on American lake for q seaplane
base was turned down nv the park
board at its brief meeting Monday
afternoon
The board session was notable
for its shortness. sdjourning after
barely an hour and half. The
flying club petition. which was sub
mitted two weeks ago by Attorney
Dewitt c. Rowland. was rejected
as result Of many protesting
petitions from American lake resi-
dents.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-13
Core Of the News
PICNIC ON AUGUST II

The BLACK Killers will hold
their third annual picnic In Lower
Woodland park. Seattle. on Sunday.
August II. at Stove No. Those
attending are to take lunches. COT
fee, sugar and cream will be fur
nished. Visitors from the Black
Hills district Of South Dakota are
invited to attend.
One of the indications Of better
times Is the fact that July was the
best month for business at the
Cow Butter Store, Pacific and JEFF
ferson, in ten years. 1t not only
spells better times but better
health Countries which consume
most butter have the lowest death
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-13
W.S.C. Alumni
Will Picnic
Outing Thursday
At Five-Mile Ldke

Washington state college alumni
and undergraduates fram fisFss
county and tie surrounding terri
tory will stage Their annual coa.
gar picnic ~ rive Niis lass Thurs.
dsy evening and Il ticket sslss =
date are any erttsrts tire sscsd
viii shstter all previous highs
Ray ssndesrsn. Chairman an.
ncunced to-day
FINAL plans for the AFFAIR we're
outlined 81 meeting Monday
night In the Active clubs quarters
in the Olympus hotel
This Cougar E~t-togethsr. =
kiekoff TO the big " G.
Texas A. a NJ game scheduled Tor
Tacoma ms fail = going 10 r.
good. old-fashicn.d picnic with
lots o. stream lined trimmings
SsndeEren sad TO-DAY. There vii
10 game. and contests for every.
one and 10 winners ~iil 90 thu sp-
proprists spots Chairman san
degrsn spoutsd Enthusiastically.
GrudEe oap<
one Of the prim. feature. 81 the
evenings get-tossthvr ~ill be =
grudse softhan gam. between
alumni and STUDENT. living south
Of the Pacific highway into Taco
ma. and residents q the north
side hi ss~ell. star Cougar
hslfhsck. gill lead the southerners
against a team directed by Rin
Dale. one Of Washington states
most outstanding cindsr men OF
the past deeaa.
According 10 Al Hunt. in charge
Of arrangements. tickets hav. be.n
moving at q fast clip he pointed
out that more than 90 stehosrds
had been sold in tho P,Iysllup val
ley alone
Events for Alumnse
There will 10 lots 81 activity for
alumnAe. too Chairman ssndegren
announced. They will compete in
husband calling and rolling PIN
throwing contests Spectators will
look on At their own risk. how
ever. he added. The traditional
fat mans race ~ill go off on
schedule. sandegrsn ehueslsd.
George siarlund will serve a. mas
ter Of ceremonies
The eommitte. meeting Monday
night for final arrangements.
other than sand.grsn, included
the following
Mrs. Virgil Nelson. Miss Bsuiah
Nhit., Mrs Charles Pearson, Al
Hunt. Neil Roberts. Carr uppmAn.
George stArlund. Bob Weller. Nv.
Jensen. George Barclay. Grant
Jochimssn. jos CAraher and Virgil
Nelson.
Reserya can he made b
calling Al Hunt at ca s4si.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-13
Seeks Annulment
OF Her Marriage

An sanulmsnt Of marriage
which took place IN Tacoma on
June as 1885 on grounds that ~.
defendant Vas married 70 another
from HON ne NAs not divorced
although he sAs under the Dellsf
that hls wife had DOtalnsd . d
vores from BIN Was asked BY
Florence Harvey in a sit fled Ia
superior court Tuesday against
o. d Butler
Final DEGREES we're granted 10
Vera from Arid T Olsen. Gretchen
y from Edwin n Lambert
Emma 8 from Br0Nn o Flsks.
Irene from Era blbsft Coin. La
ellie from Floyd N Mitchell
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-13
Has Legal Right
To Examine All
Suspected Women

slight ss.afss - railes pro
e.duFs v h.sailas l.llsa psu~sl.
tu,ss sine. el.~ns - sns~n e@~sy
house. i.ss ~s.s ~ln nave lntis
~ M sffsss % s.sml1stl.- ~ N.
-omsn ~ the city health d>r~rs.
m.nt. pf lee Powers ND fses
asy.
~. spu.ht 70 eetr~et 90 len.
pfs-au~ mat prostitutes "a ls.nasf
yin he held fuf ss.nins,loa
nr Powers said there has hs~n
no change in M. ssp.rtmsnts
right Ia esAmin. al .rmsn t-nsssa
where there !. fe...sshls rFuaras
fnr slspseslas them ~ s~sna lr.
fectsd wtth v.nsfe.i disease All
~lli 10 es.minsd aaes. ard II the
result. -so~ Infection. ~fii \. 70.
qsirsd u undergo treatment until
cured
Assistant Corporation caa~ssl
Clarence n Boyle .uprer,sa tns
health officers altitude ard
showed an earlier oplalaa he hal
written n which h. ruled thai he.
Power. eonld order any suspected
woman held a week without iis.
bliity
fhs eaiy change ln proesasrs
probably viii b. greater rsutian ~
police In booking women os .
hold for board ~ health sh.rss
sane. sppsrhsn.los ~ prostitutes
may be NOR. aiffles,ls However
the aoctof said, sus sssninstian.
~bsr. there 70 sny grounds n
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-13
Sheriff Halls
Cattle Deal
Report Man Has
Admitted Theits

ne Hussrcesa sra~th - -
ksncil ~ as - ssfh. - an
unlicensed cattle tssisf7 fsns n
a. sefarg ksii nanasv sfisfnsz,n
~asn - -. sfFesies ~ n~raty
sheriff. Powell Cav snd "a klt.
tlsson sna aodxsa n the coaaty
al e. investigations
t'uderahsFiff c1yas knawiss ssli
rassasY thsl Kensii hsi asuea q
confession admitting ire ih~ft ~
seven cows Including eve hsieaE
ia % Andrew Hart roof rs~-
eett ave. ealch Nrs Nars reported
u poiles IS missing sunday niEht
rss~r saFe~iii..s<
Hart notified kne~lss Monday
morning ara me undsf.heftf in
Hsdlstsiy started sesHrh fcf kan-
ssl. who nd e~sw under sirsssl.
lance for .ans time N eennsetton
with his cattle deal.
Noueii "a. not homs - Knowles
vent % an sustien cal. un tho
Mountain rad Knowles ~ss
called into the effics and eft the
two deputy shsriffs "a arrest
kaneil.
when arrested kuaeli had q eo~
IN MIS- 1854 Ford tralsk which ~
had pure hsss.f ffam "a nuetlonssf
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-13
Death Takes
U. S. Lodge

tfrmsn = Lcfr<. Il. retired
ssi.xr.ps<r 80 fefmeF president
- 10 r.rcms rs.> ~n<l<tv. si<s
saaasv sftsfnec. 81 h,s hcrne.
1874 Ne unlea 49,.
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onte Iss n ften - rrls<f<d
= - = : array = Ice sr-=asrr
t~e Yr.F= - 10 ~En.l rr<rs =
ne rssHFpss. i.sssss - . enT-
p-nssl
80 ~efs~s a. . tsl~srsrh<r -
MARY yesss ~ v<Heas s<ilra~as
sna istsF SO srplev<f 81 ~
reel1e rsierhes~ eamr<ns ers "a
h-th th< rsssws. New rsna~s
sra rseews rsm<. sersi~x ~
ssi~xssphss fsreFts = wtfs
s~fxlss.
y ieas ~ go msrfs.s n
MsFT G. Nes.s~sss. ~sn Survives
lsss w~th~r. NJ. Martha nl~e
f.~axs AIN . isvsnE 81 Inc fsmssv
hss4s
t.~sss fuf ts<ss Yesr. $40 pvsss-
sset 90 ne rssc-ee ness s<~ssts.
Ne slss ~rssa II s<ftrus tim~s
ss rF~~sasrs sss w<r~tsrv ~ Ne
i1sfss County ttafsieuitur.i 80
eists Hs go . frsm-< u>mesr
"a ls~tsaa~ la-sss y -. ~
whss employed - laesi ssw~.
papers - seld powder IN rssmp
fsnshsss 80 . sa~lIes Ne sl.s
-fvsd thr~s rsefs - asr4tr
e.fuess.
rsrsfsi s~r<se>s ~sn - Md q
ssa y - THURSDAY fsem ~
n.ssisy ksaa O.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-13
i Wanted WINGS
All Beverly Today

Because - II rrassoms pessi-
eihus= = persons except those
sfth s1tsl functions Ner< esrred
ehen Paramount filmed the crash
and burning q sn sfmv BIS for
scene IN I Wanted Wings ths
story ~ Americas ar program.
a hich comes to-day = ths BsvsTiy
fhester n a return engagement
Ths scene. made under the su-
peryason ~ Director Mitchell Let.
ser. ~as staged - = location a fsS
miles from Randolph Ped. where
much 81 the picture Was filmed
snth Army Ar corps cooperation.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-13

IN. L. s Civil Service commits
sion announces examinations vii
Be held in the near future for srrna-
ment mAehinist for the purpose u
filing vacancies a. Fort Stevens
ore Applications must b. on file
AZ Seattle not later than sept z.
u 90 for your Old aluminium
See your I. c. A. or z0th Century
store. adv
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-13

Roy Millond viii be seen TO-
doy OF the Beverly theotsr
where ne IS storing IN Il
Wonted Wings. Poromounts
thrilling eviction story.
The location WAS kept secret from
even the actors. until less than an
hour before the scene Was 10 be
filmed On hand for the filming
Of the spectacular sequence were
several smbulanoes. an emergency
truck equipped with firefighting
apparatus. the cameramsn and a
group OF tsohnicians
When all was in readiness. Paul
Mantz. ace motion picture stunt
pilot. came diving out OF the sky
and spun his ship into the ground
Technicisns then cleverly prepared
the plane for burning. as william
Holden and Ray hlland. and
Phil Brown. who Is featured, stood
BY, wearing fire PROCEED makeup
on their faces and nrs-proofed
clothing. Brown then erawled into
the cockpit, waiting TO be rescued
by Holden and Midland Techni-
eians then set fir. 10 IN. plan.
Holden dashed 10 The rescue. as
the cameras ground out the scene
Although the most elaborate
precautions were taken. both
Brown and Modem were slightly
singed by the flames
Besides this perilous crash, two
others were filmed for Il Wanted
Wings" One OF the crashes in
wolves a Flying Fortress
Guy kibbee IN "Soattergood
Pulls the Strings shares the
screen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-13

Ted r Gilmore ard NIfs opera
tors u the Penguin lee Cream Co
al Tsnino. flied a voluntary petl-
tor N bankruptcy IN fedora DIS
triet eogrt Tuesday hstinE dents
Of -, $50 Of and no sSssta.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-13
II r Els MORE ABOUT
Main Street

been discovered by Mayor u.rr,
Cain. BE spent most II Saturday
in nssr-vioisnt activity at ~. city
employees picnic 81 spsnaway and
then vent squsplaning on IN.
sound sunday Result 4. aches al
over with no particularly notice
able spots.
Ernest n. B.efsa.s and D.r.th,
Schroeder. both Of Tacoma. 70.
Gently made application FOR a mar
rage hcen.. from Grsys Harbor
county auditor ct Monte~no.
Mr.. and a-. A,ir.a }. Van
Troi-a. r.. nss rs~c.tt ss.
were recent visitors al IN. homs
ef Ms. and Ms. a. ID. Am.,~ses
of chimaeum.
William u.i.ns. who taught at
Kent high school last year. has
resigned 10 accept a positioa M
tho Tacoma school system.
Application FOR marriage Licenses
wsr. made in s.sttl. BY Donald
Eugene Macarthur. 70. Fort Lewis.
and Lillian n. s~aa.oa. Il. seat
tie. and by endmand A. Wtss. 10.
Fort Lewis. and H~s~~ n. wshI.
40. Seattle
coorH. Ah~I. assistant city Al
tosney. will leave Taeons Dor spo-
kane by tram Thursday night Ne
Plans Ia 10 hack on tn. job Mon
Gag.
poso. yv.,s. ". 4. n..hme.d 70
turned 10 N. bench Monday. foi-
lowing ms vacation.
Russell JOHNSON. managing n.
rector of N. bry Cleaners =
Dysrs Instituts o. Washington
returned On the week end from .
business utp 10 s~n FRANCHISE.
Jack M.eI. stat. n~h.us. In.
sp.ctor. and bis brother. who lives
In Port Angeles, are planning q
motor trip late In september or
early In October 20 visit their
parents. who reside Ia AihamDra.
CAhf.
Damon Ennyes In his syndlestssi
column Tuesday praised ~ Joe
Robert. Of Fort Lewis for turning
out tbs best army releases received
from any military pot Runysn
also mentions Mis-. vivian on,esp,s
and other of Roberts ss=isisnts
%. ". Ekrs. Taeoms and Marian
Baker. seAitls. recently made sp-
pllcsilon for marriage license
from IN. Whatoom county auditor
at BsllinEham.
Mr.. and Mr.. Gsofs. d. Mood.
siS No. Both. are visiting plth Mr..
Woods brother. Dr. y. 4. wssd
and Mrs Wood u LYndsn
nn.. sarah 6...s Of raeoms
Nho taught si the Chlmseafn
schools an year. 10 visiting Mr..
ard Mrs. a. n. Bsnfinsfsfd u
CBimaeum
George L. Oslbr.itb. rot No
isCOua ave has bssn named
teacher 81 oBusn sehali b~tNs~n
Kent and Esnt0n oaIbfalih all
also drive IN. o.Bri.n - hs,oi Dsls
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-13

Aiaa Marshal Nho poftfays ous
- Ginger Rogers three sasitofs in
Tom. DICK ana Harry made his
aenns DEBUT A. an infant in his
mothers arms IN ~. stag. play
The Blue Bird
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-13
IAkEN To HOSPITAL

Gerald r. Dsesstt Of tn Bristol
b1tel AS taken O. the County hos
Tital ~ police ambulance Tuesday
shout ri. Tor treatment u q
cut Up Police sd Duckett in
formed them ~ had ten at - a
solder a. l2th and Commerce 81
Bedding Ulanfa HIM FTOrtEf a.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-13
CITIZENSHIP CLASS

Under the supervision Of the
Work Projects Administration a
class IN citizenship for those VINO
have recently applied for natursli-
nation will ~ opened next Wednes-
day from ] 10 ; p. m. at Emerson
nall. il0sa4 Broadway. There viii
be no charge for instructions. text
books Will be provided by the gov
eminent.
NOUNDES fine surgical dress
Ing wounds cuts burns. adv
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-13
Siiko Telephone
Plant Owner Suicide

1ThA. Alaska Peter koSsro.
m.tineff, owner - tn. sltha rels.
phone company and = member 81
one ~ sithss oldest Russian
families shot himself ta death
late Monday. sosonsrs officer.
said.
~ vas mo fourth rsssds s~rs
ln bess than q y.af
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-13
CURB ON CREDIT BUSINESS ORDERED
Larger Down Payments
On Purchases Will Be
Required in the Future
INTENDED TO PREVENT INITIATION

'ssrvs hard Tuesday drafted rsEu-
Irchases ~ automobiles. washing
her durable goods.
Chairman Mariner Eecles n,
the hoard said that residential
building snd durable goods bought
Tor production purposes. such as
farm implements vii he exempt
from the initial regulation.
Officials declined 10 reveal IN
advance q the discussions methods
BY which The control. Win ~
exercised Previous statements
have indicated. however. that they
would include requirement for
larger down payment. = reduc-
ton In the time allowed for paw
ment. and restrictions on hank
loans 10 financing companies
LARGER DOWN PAYMENT
on PURCHASES LOOM
Thus a housewife contracting 20
purchase = vacuum cleaner on the
installment plan might be re-
qnired TO make a down payment
Of $40 on the total cost Of $50
instead az $40 as heretofor.. Also.
she might DO required to complete
the payments in SIX months. in
stead Of IL. She could. however
pure base the cleaner on her omen
account a. the department stor.
without any restriction.
Officials said that II the volume
OF open account purchases 81
durable goods becomes too great
the restrictions could bs extended
10 cover them.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-13

Above is q scene from IN
the Navy" Abbott and Cos
telIo comedy which comes IN
Q return engagement TO the
Riviera theoter Wednesday.
Lou Costello IS shown with
Potty Andrews OF the fomous
Andrews Sisters, who ore oIso
IN the cost.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-13

NEN REG ORD -ET

A nsW record wss set frr Olym-
pr National Park durins Jmy
Wnsn ~ 7ss persons visited this
third largest psrs N continental
L : supL Preston p Mac an
nouncsd.
Away bettsr butter az Coz
Butter store - Adv
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-13

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