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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-09
Question Mark
Tavern Now Open

Arnold Hunt and Bill Matthias
announce the grand opening to-
day, Friday, Of the Question mark
Tavern located at 1907 Puysllup
Ave. Both are well known in Ia
coma as they have resided here for
over 80 years. Hunt for the past
seven years has been in the coil
cleaning business. The tavern has
been remodeled and redecorated.
II stands at the sept which was
known 10 Tacomsns for so many
years as the Rankin grocery.
In connection with the tavern
there is fine lunch counter which
will feature delicious food and
sandwiches and a billiard room
where the public may enjoy the
fine sport.
One Of the grand opening fea-
lures for Friday night is that the
first 100 ladies 10 arrive after Z
p m. will receive a free corsage
and the first 100 men to arrive
after p. m. will receive a free
cigar.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-09
> HARRISON IN HOLLYWOOD
BY PAUL HARRISON
HOLLYWOOD

H0LLfWOOD-"Wrter Sues for $4,000" Studio De-
MES Story Piracy Claims Plot Stolen Asks Million"
"Pagariss Trial Begins"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-09
Marlene Does a
Solo Weddinu

Marlens Dietrich not only walks
down the wedding aisle a. last in
Unlverssls The Flame Of New
Orleans" which Is now on the
screen AZ the Rialto theater. but
she walks down the aisle alone.
Miss Dietrich has never made
the march in any Of her previous
pictures: probably no bride has
ever done It alone in any picture
But the story makes It natural
for Miss Dietrich to march with
out an escort. and in connection
with her wedding the story fur
nishes another surprising twist.
She mraches down the aisle in q
stunning white satin wedding
gown. but she doesn't leave the
church a bride.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-09

IL II fact that there Is much
good acting in the film. particu-
larry that Of Miss Rogers and Bur
Eess Meredith. II is these two who
lift the picture high above what
might have been a very silly and
impossible creation.
OF course. 1t is a comedy A..
and q very funny one at that. with
= number of fantastic shots which
give II freshness not usually
found in such pictures. The plot
does not make full use of the tai
snts Of George Murphy and Alan
Marshall but the other members
Of the big four"-Miss Rogers
and Meredith-really 20 TO town.
II you are all set for q new kind
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-09
"Penfhouse MysferV"!


Most everyone enjoys a good
mystery story. either in book form
or a. . motion picture. For that
reason the new show at the Rivi-
era should do all right with "Pent-
house Mystery" al the feature at
traction.
Ralph BelIamy and Marga-
ret Lindsay have established
. large following In the Elery
Queen series, of which "Pent-
house Mystery" Ii the latest.
Anna May Wong, Charlie
Grapewin. Eduardo Ciannclii.
James Burke and Frank Al
bertson head the strong sup
porting cast
Lake the films which have come
before. this production presents a
difficult problem for the novice
sleuth who delights In solving the
murder from the comfort Of n seat
In . movie theater. There IN plenty
OF exciting action and a good story
10 well told.
Followers Of western films
get n break In the companion
feature which offers Charles
Starrett ~ the hero Of The
Medico Of Painted Springs"
In this Columbia creation one
finds thrills sharing honors
with the songs Of the plains
~ sung by the simp- Phonies,
popular radio entertainers.
In these two attractions. Mike
il sticking closely to the
rule Of entertainment for enter
tsinments sake which, after
Ill. 10 tho big idea!
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-09
HALL SETS RECORD

Following the completion of his
role with Dorothy LAmour in Para
mounts "Aloma of the South
Seas" Jon Hall visited his orange
grove in Florida and distinguished
himself on q fishing trip by land
ing a record-breaking pound
anook.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-09
Vaudeville Has
Revival in Film

Vaudeville comes miraculously
to life in Universals Hello Suck
err" hilarious comedy starring
Hugh Herbert. now playing at the
Blue Mouse theater.
Through a clever idea OF one of
the comedy's characters, work Is
found for fire-eaters, aerialists,
animal-trainers and acrobats, dem
onstrating commercial products in
living show-windows."
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-09

eeen IN the public domain. one
of the best Instances was phen
Edward Sheldon and Margaret
Barnes wor a Judgment To- S602-
437 from M-G-M and it, parent.
Loews. Inc. The writers said that
Metro had used their play. Dis
honored Lady" in the movie called
Lefty Lynion" The studio eoun-
tered that both play and movie
were basel on facts available TO
anybody-sn sO-year-old poisoning
case in sootland-but apparently
M-G-M hadn't done a very good
job Of researching The picture
Used some things which had been
invented in the writing Of the play.
GRANDDADDY OF EN- ALL
Veteran Of all plagiarism cases.
though. was Grace Tenders con-
tention thar The Bird Of Para
disc" was pirated from her work.
In Hawaii" II went on for 20
years. with court Of appeals
finally setting aside $3.50. 900
verdict for the plaintiff.
Stars often are named in pla-
giarism suits. Gingers Rogers and
David Niven were made co-defend-
ants with RkO when writer
claimed he owned the plot OF
Bachelor Mother" A couple OF
months ago Olympic Bradna and
Paramount were sued by a writer
who said he gave her a manuscript
TO read. and charged the story was
pirated for the picture, Night OF
Nights"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-09
EARLY START

Jimmy Lydon. who has the title
role in Paramount's Henry Aldrich
for President started his career
at the age ~ seven, when he ap-
peared on the Broadway stage.
During the past year he has
starred in six pictures.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-09

The Nazi high command did not
Indicate whether Uman itself was
now in German hands
However, the official commu-
niqne said that a strong Soviet
force which had been encircled TO
the southeast OF the city had
now been forced TO surrender and
that the oommander-in-ehief and
ether staff officers Of the 9Th
Soviet army as well as large guam
titles OF booty had fallen into
German HANDS.
GERMANS SMASH
FORWARD IN NORTH
On the northern front. the high
command said, German forces
smashed forward 10 the gulf of
Finland after taking Rakvere on
the Tallinn-Leningrsd railroad to
complete The severance OF COM
munications between the Russian
army still fighting in Estonis and
the strong Leningrsd military gar
rison.
The official news agency
credited a German snti-air-
craft battery In an unspecified
sector Of the southern front
with repulsing a Soviet effort
to penetrate German lines.
The battery, without aid Of
infantry. killed $50 Russians,
took 100 prisoners and de-
stroysd 20 trucks, the news
agency claimed.
DNB reported that during
recent heavy air raid on Moscow,
10 large fires were observed at a
single aircraft factory. The news
agency said the heart of Moscow
and areas south and east of the
Moscow river bend were heavily |
bomba rded with explosive bombs
and many thousands of incen-
diaries"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-09
CAN'T DECIDE

Jean Phillips, naturally a straw
berry blonde. has had to dye her
hair a different shade for each of
her last five films for Paramount.
She'll be red-head in Sweater
Girl"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-09

Don Castle recently was award
ed a certificate for safe driving.
The young featured player in
Psramount's World Premiere
has driven an automobile for over
eight years without a single acci-
dent
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-09

OF dish in screen fare. better see
Tom. Dick and Harry in which
the Academy Award winner Of
last year viii give you a surprise.
The companion film. The Saints
Vacation" uses the services of
Hugh Sinclair in the detective role
which George Sanders made 20
famous Sally Gray plays the
feminine head.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-09
CONFUsEs PEOPLE

Hobart Cavanaugh. again a
meek fellow in "Skylark," adopts
q gruff attitude in real life to
prove he isn't really a Mr.. Milque-
toast.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-30
Baniz Will Head
State Highways

OILY MrfA--fsov. Arthur .
i-AnTils today announced appoint.
msnt - Barssii naniz a Che.
hsils e dirscfof q highways
banfz u ~ present Lrsia
county rad sa9snssf If sill taks
office July !. a,aeesselaK James A
Davis sho has been sesina al.
rector mnes Lacey Y. N.fF0w 70
sFnsd inat September - enter IN
srBed ssrvios. Davis al rsmaia
N4ih ~ department
banfx -. sas gfaauet@a frem
University ~ Washington saaih-
esfsna school In 1903 t4s naa prae-
tieed ~ this stats snee serving
the ely n Ssaftis. the Northern
Pacific railroad. STATE highway De-
partnseHf and various Hanieipsil-
iies and counties
He so Iaisnd eozaafY Engineer
from 1914 70 1914. city engineer
ana water superintendent Of Che
halls several terms and IL 1919
and 1880 Vas construction engin-
eer in charge q the centraiis
municipal hycrsslle protest A.
Tsim.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-30

fishing stretches hack over 80
years
Sure he says 4 knew Aims
worth and Dunn and Meyers and
Sutter-all OF that gang. ] was
fishing when they were canning
salmon on the Sound In ths early
days ! guess they are all dead
now.
Boy. there have been : lot u
changes since then. The Old row-
row seine boats are gone. Moth
ing but power boats now and SONS
big opss.
We used "a work In the old
days, tell you. Out early. we'd
have = steamboat tow - snound
until Ss saw signs Of salmon. and
then we'd row.
The worst season ! ever had.
! worked shout seven months and
made about g. We used to carry
our grub In = sack Nov ~s have
fContinnsd on Page n. Column -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-30
Reds Destroy
German Force

MOSCOW - Russian cayal-
rymen were reported today in
a Soviet war communique 10
have destroyed the Sixth Ger
man infantry regiment at
tempting to fight their way
across the Pruth river on the
Bessarabia- Bukovina front in
the south.
On the central Polish front.
Soviet troops were said to have
crushed German attempts 10 out
flank Lwow. The communique as
serted that the Red armies were
holding firmly along the entire
central and southern part Of the
front from Preszemysl TO the Black
sea.
Fierce fighting was reported
In progress In the direction Of
Minsk and Luck where Ger
man tank formations and the
staff Of the seth Mani corps
were said 20 have been pot
10 rout.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-30
Drive on Gambling
Devices Is Urged

LANE QuINAuLT Prosecuting
attorneys u Washington today en-
tered the second day 90 their an
nusl convention with discussions
Of legal procedure beading tbs
program
Attorney Gsnsral smith Troy
Friday presented a message from
Gov. Arthur y. LAngiis asking the
prosecutors 10 pan = drive 70
stop the Use 81 gambling devices
In Washington.
The governor pointed oth that
All ai0t machines. with the skcsp-
ton u those IN legal eluba. ~srs
subject II eonfiseatiOn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-30
Retail Clerks
Get Increases

Some 100 members Of the Re
tail Clerks union tAFLD were ben
efitted Saturday by wage increases
gained under a new agreement
with employers reached but a few
hours before the desdline set for
q threatened strike.
Gains obtained by the union m
volved wage increases ranging
from siz 10 IS per cent. with
general average for the majority
calculated At 107 per cent
Peaceful conclusion Of the negO-
tistions Was hailed A. good
omen q negotiations yet 10 be
concluded before Tacoma retail
stores sign a master contract"
embracing II separate unions.
Agreements have now been
reached with seven ALL unions
Continued on Page 2. Column -
|
BANK TRANSACTIONS
Tacoma .sss4sssss~.ss - slf 600
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-30
Draft-Age Married Men to
Be Exempted From Service

WAsHINGToN-Nstionsl selee-
tive service hsAdqusrters today
ordered the oeferment Of draft
age married men and other regis
trants with one or more depend
snts 10 whose support they make
any substantial contribution.
In Instructions 10 all state sslec-
tive service directors. BnR Gen.
Lewis p. Hershey also ordered the
reclassificstion Of all such men
VINO have been placed in class IA
BY their local boards
The only exception to the gen
eral easing o. defermenfa applied
10 men Eho married after their
registration date and cannot prove
that they did 20 in a manner con
sistent with ths ordinary Gauss Of
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-30
Power Boats Being Fitted
For Trip TO Salmon Banks

Tacoma. no less than San Fran.
cisco. has its fishefmsn's wharf
not 10 big. nor 10 busy. but In
every other way . fishermen's out
fitting center. none the less. with
all the details and all the color
that gave san Francisco's ITS
fame.
Right now. Tscomat Fisher.
mems wharf at Old TaoomA-iu just
st the foot OF McCarver st.-is a
busy place where the last work
Ia being done TO ~ out the power
boats now IN their seasonal exodus
10 the salmon banks q " n
Sound"
As = matter Of fact. many ~
the Tacoma fleet units have al
ready showed off for the straits.
but those yet In port are furnish
ing no end OF interest 10 visitors.
The boys ar. booking for a good
season this year much better than
they have had for several years.
Boys Well. most Of the young
er fellows are high school gradu-
atss and some have even been
graduated from college. but the
point is. they're not AL young,
nor 10 be CHASED - boys
Take Can't Dorneulck Jehlaleh
for example. Aye. an old-timsr
tanned. dark-faced and a BIT o.
gray In the hair.
How long have been FISH
ing on ths sound on. I Vas fish
ing here away back in Is Let's
see Was just a young fellow
then. That was a long time ago"
His memory % commercial
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-30
z Defense Areas
Designated; Will
Combat Sabotage

FORT IeWis and hochord field
are among n protective defenss
areasv desgnAisd Saturday ~
Gov. Arthur D. Lsnghs ss STEP
toward combating Abotags %
foreign espionage
Under terms % = lssi iaS No
ore can enter those arssa sift
cameras. binoculars. firearms -
other suspseioals equipment Nth.
out obtaining a psrmit from fhs
state patrol The laW was drafted
b. the federal government ara On
acted - the legislature - IA
request
Protective areas ineIuds an
territory pffhiR ths federal
lurtsdsrfsoaa and zee feet
outside.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-30
Rescues Wife
And Children

FHFAs.ANk <xssAzs 4efson eH
shs pr ~ A. . csaksia ef sssas-
ne sassa bls utfs sn1 t~e ehl1-
afsn ahen he eaf SO stfslek -
- ssliemeo4is aEs<sa - y A.
asrs.n - ~ Wessl@s spsftm@afs.
TaeoAa, e fhs InlsFs<sll1a ~
Assialam ct and ~ Oh Faeifle
hlknNsg aaMf nfaonsyM taxefa
Fsiaay sfssFnean - 70 s'eine3.
f;aakiln wltn - famIly wa4
aFlslns spush 80 MzTldtan. ths A.
ssflai hiehssg. shsa - tns latsF-
serflon "a NJ Rselfie hlxhN&T ~
snseaias was slFsex - - An1eF-
80 eaf xoina sest rs lEepae<
lssrmma lke cgnklin esF oFsF ara
sshfzs<f a 70 fsss. sseexdtn9 ~ -
" oseFheit u tAs stats paffol
sbs Investigated - seel1snt. In
msalsfsig conkllns ear caueHl
fi1s aha conkiin. ualnIuFsd. vs.
asle - wfenea epsn : wln<ow sa1
feaeam Ms family They were
s4kea - ihs rsgallnp ellnl< where
my weFs tr<nfed feF nii1ak
hssfnz. Ths fugallsp flfs dspaft=
neat responded - shs ira siarm
ard extlaEuiahe1 ths blaze eulx
altar lns ear wss = total los
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-30

Mrs. r. p. Middleton, who has
been In Portsmouth. o.. for three
months, has returned TO Tacoma
and will be at home to her friends
after Saturday at the volk apart
ments.
Miss Carol Pratsch, who was
graduated from the College of
Puget Sound this month, is re-
ceiving what she considers an ideal
graduation present from her father
and mother. II u TO be a trip to
Beres. Kentucky. where she viii
enroll in Beres college for a four
weeks course in hand weaving.
On a motor trip through Yellow
stone National park are Miss Janet
TAFT and Miss Ethel HOwey.
Mrs. A. l. Cook has as her guest
for 10 days her sister. Mrs. J. X.
Uyil of Elbe.
T. Scott Huston, 1902 No. Aadi-
son st. has returned 10 Tacoma.
following a six-week tour Of the
east. during which be Travelled by
airplane. train and sutomobile. He
witnessed the graduation Of his
son. T. Scott Huston, jr.. from the
Eastman School Of Music at
Rochester. n. Y. and following the
exercises. both he and his son re-
turned to Tacoma by automobile.
visiting Yellowstone national psTk
enroute.
Rev. Carl II. Peterson, pastor Of
First Covenant church. So. 10Th
and SITS. viii return TO his pulpit
lContinued On Page 2. Column -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-30

Ths condition 81 nfs Bessie
Jsffries 81 s03s south Tacoma
way. Wa described ~ ssiii critical
Saturday - Tacoma General boa-
pifsi
She as injured thursday aftsF-
noon Nhsn struck daNn 81 sfh -
ard 81 Bslsns ave BY = esr sriven
- Douglas o. Brown. Foff Lewis
soldier.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-30
Gomelin. Dolodier
Still Awoit Trials

NlCHY. FraBer 49, ne govern
meat officially denied runW To-
day that Gen. Maurics Gamsiin
and former Pr<misr Edoaard D4la-
der have escaped from Bourraasoi,
near Ron. where they are a~ait-
ing trial selther hzs tr1sd -
ssczpe, i 49, stated
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-30
Young Bicycle Rider
Injured in Accident

Herbert r. Saterles. -. Of 45Z5
So. J 81. suffered minor body
bruises Friday afternoon At So.
s5th 81. and Thompson ave. when
the bicycle he was rioing sss
struck BY an automobile driven By
Z. z. Stephenson. n. Of Sos So.
attn st
He vas taken to his houe fol
lowing the accident. Stephenson,
who was booked for investigation
and then released. was driving =
ear owned by Anthony Aanko, also
- e63 So. 57th 81 He was driving
without a license. police zaid
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-30

WASHINGTON - The
senate today completed
congressional action On
The $40 .ast. 81 go army
BIZ for iaia-IaFHezt sp-
preparation in lhe nations
history - and ssni Il 10
the White House.
sgRLiv . rae a,ss
eeH maHd eiaimsd - .
special commaHigns Co
Hsgkf that Nazs sabma-
Fsnss hare sask sfehf
mefs HfsflsA ships. So
elud.Hg ess iaH1sr. feF a
total Of l6.foo foas "
chipping ~ 80 Horfh
Atlantic.
~sssnsefoss-Tl. ss-~-
s.ss-s.s~ = s<ss-.s~s - ss--
sss>..s~si is-s<rs - s><sl<ass
- : s--ss~<ss~~~l s~<i~s~s>s~
- @sss~-~i s~s.s<~sy - p>s~s
s~<s~ss~~ - ~ssi~~si s~~sss~s@
80 ss-~s s<i<<ss<< k<f@~f fk<1s
ssss<-s ssss-.~s r>
<. = 80
iss.sss s~<-s.
srosASK : n.rvln fnsa,
Ward teok . a.up advantages
over Matt rslssio. san Ffsa.
elscn. 81 tho halfway mara IN
their ae.hnls finsi Fuuna asslrh
~ ne Pacific ssfshssss Golf
sasoeistion iouFusmsal here.
DON Hsspaaahls
sources reported ssllsf tonight
That osn Htlsiasf schmidt.
commander af lhs lsrman
spth srmoFsd eofps snd ens
- ths most I~slllsnf 1i~fmsn
tank efflnsFs hsa s~sn klll~a
- ths eastern frat. rsfnm-
familiar vilh - 9sFmsa
sfmy said tai - affleiai
Soviet rspaFt thst . German
general had h~sa ksllsf h.
aiaslsd that nrhmiaf wss lhs
xlatlm.
suDsrssr.i- s-.-..,
sisif sssssse~a teaIKhi iksi
fsaskzsl.a tFsaps - sss~~~a
ne fia@~i~s fFaafz~s ~ s~t.
ssni pss.f. ssa .efs -passulns
- ssemt~
sEw toak bslsls sfsds
Fsaston Esllop<a n - easy
triumph IN fhs aaTa running
~ ina l11 ooo afaokiyn hsnais
cap befnFs . ervwa II 10 .h1i
81 Aassssiiiet Fses ealafs< to-day
fssr ne fifsi ma1pf tftnmpn
slfss ~ sss lnIslfsd iasl
81 aHns
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-30
Widow Gets King s
Est0te OF 100000

COLFAK-Erdn z King. for
mer State Grange master VINO
committed suicide on June 8 fol-
lowing a nervous breakdown. left
an estate IN excess Of 500 600. ze-
cording 70 his viii admitted 70 pro-
bate today The entire estate Sss
eft 70 his widow.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-30

Members ~ the Coaks and
Walters aaiDa ere expected 70 vote
Monday On new proposal from
employers winch may snd ths
strike. IL effect since Jnne 70
Terms II tss proposal usfs not
revealed
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-30

NV fOHh--KgfsnaF FFeaideni
Hefesft Hoover annozncsa today
~ seuid discsisa Our alfastinn
IN Ia VA" In = ra0lo address
SUNDAY niEhf.
snail make . skatsment -
ths American peopis upen oar
situation In tne Naf from chieago
sunday night over ths He'd net
work - ths National flroa1easflnG
company tbe announcement sid
NJ Hoover wlB tax from go
V lis p a.. PAT.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-30
Gas Control
Looms, Says
Maxwell

No 'gasless sundays but
. considerable measure Of
government control looms for
the Pacific Northwest oil In
d0stry."
TAls ~ss the message eFaaEht
hack from washlnKtan. y G. to.
dsy ~ u y. Maxwell president a.
the Maxwell fstralsum carr. II
rseoms. and one ~ thf~s men IN
the state summoned ~ Harold
isss.. secretary ~ the interior and
federal ell sdmlnlssrasas. 10 par.
ticipsis IN = conferences attended
hy $40 leaders ~ ths naisens oll
industry June 10.
Maxwell sid sAe ~ gas
b.. susasy. sarmi.e cam. -
result II . pefseasl eaafsses.s
sftb Ralph y. nssls=, ehisf
deputy federal Oh es.sdln.s.s.
~ which Davie. said -thsfe
Win he sa shortage - pesFes~-
um rrsdarts :. ths ra.ifse
Northwest"
"Gasless sundays ar : distinct
possibility IN the sasf. Maxwell
said. whore : shortage 81 tenhsfs
70 transport pstfnisum prodnsts
from Gulf oil producing esntsrs
exists. The shortage 81 tsnksrr
was caused by . sals - 50 boats
TO Great Britain.
Particularly az interest 20 NoFth.
west motorists are Mss~xll's Oh.
servations on what no lhlnk. will
b. The nsxt step. IN the govern.
msnts program These sisps are
i---Esishisshmest Of .. ert..s-
specification FOR Eassiiss.
1---stesdsrdissfie. ssa r-a.r.
tiea af grades % ss.sIias. poe.
sisis - enc grade. - = ss~ IN
effeea N Great nsssala.
s--rsoiins n sssslia~. haass.
iesnsiaal. and ass ssaes a~s.s-.sy
facilities.
s-fss.esntinasaas ~ bsilsins ~
new sersies sississs ssd bslk 80.
sfssusisE pissts. In sfasr ts eco.
seFss steel.
Administration 81 lAls eantrul
program would reat 10 foan as.ist.
ant administrators ~ washlnstsa,
d. G. with advisory COMMITTEES. IN
each Of five national zones aiding
these assistant administration
sash Of whom would had up . a..
vision d production. Fsflnins
transportation and mafsriina.
WashiaEisn h IL ssa~ Ne.
.. shieh iaeisaes ~ States -
California. Oregsa. Asises.
saa Nevada zoss esasssifss~.
siii een<ist - not a.sfs fhss
y ssssBhsss and are sxpeesaa
10 - made ~ largely ~ tan.
fsrnia nsen ln xsae q IfsU.
sssf. % h hiThly ps..ihis.
especially N TIE sasrksfisr
esmmiffes. that sss-esanaf-
-. rfii - 80 - - ssea
state.
Al esmsnifiss .ppaaais.~.is
~iii b. made ~ sesfssasy
Likes. sfaEssli ssaa.
No advances Ia sssollns PRICES
= Imminent. said Maxwell. except
any which might b. eanssd b. ne~
federal nEss haz~su. bo1sssr.
pointed out that Fselfse North-
sssi prices ssTs siiii = half cent
Under the -four year average praeu
which existed prior u an Averages
Ssd'setiea 81 "a esnts IL nay.
1890
The other Washington men h.
attend tbs eonfsfsoes ssfs cscil
Tfls. II Tnss OH Co. ~ apo-
kAns ana "a Miller. u Jebhsfs
Petroleum. u Asaitis
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human affairs" rather than 70
dodge possible military training.
Under the new instructions. mar
ned men and others affected By
the ruling would b. placed IN class
liza deferred because q de-
pendenfs
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Stale Office Moves

Tacoma office Of the Washing
ton STATE Tax Commission wiIl b.
moved Monday from 40z Rust
bidg. 70 zoe Perkins bldg Several
other state departments nave Of
fiesa n the Ferxins bldE.