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Evening star., 1941-09-18
Sports Jackets, SIS
Vere lS.0S 10 {8.QS

Were S5.95 TO S8.95
40 jackets of rayon in tan, green,
brown, yellow and beige. Sizes
II to 20.
IS Sports Dresses Of rayon and
cotton in plain colors and
prints; green. brown. pink, beige
and white. Were $12.95 and
Si4.95. Now -------- $3.50
40 Sports Dresses Of rayon and
cotton in green. aqua, pink, yel-
low and white; prints and plain
colors. Sizes Il to 20 in the
group. Were 1895 to s25.
Now S14.45
SPORTSMAN, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-09-18
Pure Dye SiIkCrePe
IS yard

Less than y price
1853 yards OF Friendship pure
dye silk crepe in floral designs
on navy, wine. copper and black
backgrounds. 80 inches wide.
$50 Remnants Of Silk, Rayen
and Cotton in plain, printed
and novelty weaves. Lengths Of
l TO 3lz yards. Reduced one
half.
DRESS FABRICS, SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-09-18
Pictures Reduced

Original Oil Paintings, upright one scene and one
interior. Less than u price S32.b0
Was sos Now .- i.Se
Large Original Water Colors Of striking morning
glories framed Less than n price Now---------N 80
/ Framed Modern Renoir Print. Was S. Now---&151
Double Wooden Frames size 7xi0 We're $3.50. Now
Ss.2s
PICTURES AND MnRoRs Sixth FLooa.
Evening star., 1941-09-18
Sheer BIouses, 81

Less than z price
81 sheer rayon blouses in i've
styles. White, beige. yellow and
blue. Sizes 80 to 80.
Not all sizes in all styles.
NEcKWEAR, AISLE Is,
FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-09-18
Living Room and Dining
Room Furniture Reduced

1 Console Extension Table, Sheraton design, 1sx3s
inches closed 38x36 inches open Was $50, Now S1s75
GeerKian design Sofa down-hled scat cushions solid
mahogany exposed frame. blue cotton broca&ee scat
covers. Was $l3s50. Now-------------------SSs. $3.50
Mahogany Bookcase 80 inches long, 80 inches high
Originally $50 Now $751;
Open Armchair Philippine mahogany exposed frame,
blue cotton-snd- -mohair boucle cover. Was sac IS.
Dugest Folding Beach Shelter blue cotton gabardine
cover. Originally $1975 Now
DAgout Beach Shelter large Sase blue and-soad eot-
ton gabardine checker pattern cover. Was S475
NOW ~ssS
Dinette Tables mahogany finish birch, 33x4s-inch
top with 12inch extension leaf Was $35 Now SIS
Lead Statuette for fountain, Piping Boy ~ inches
high. Originally $50. Now-------------------S Szs7s
Lead Statuette for fountain, BOY with Urn," 10
inches high. Originally S45 $225e
Lead Fountain Statuette, Riding the Dolphins' Is
inches high Originally $40 Now $1975
Dining Room Table walnut and gum, double pedestal
base three extension leaves Was $4s.50. Now $3.50
LIVING AND DINING Room FuaNITuRE Sixth FLooa
Evening star., 1941-09-18
Housecoats, s2'9'

Were SS.95
7 of printed pastel cotton. Zip
style. Sizes II, IA. 1S.
6 Slide-Fastened Cotton Print
Housecoats. Sizes IA, Is. 18.
Were 1895. Now -- S1.S5
> Printed Rayon Bemberg
Housecoats. Sizes IL, IA. 16. Is.
Were $7.95 and more. Now, S5.s5
NEGLIGEEs, THIRD FLooR.
Evening star., 1941-09-18
Night Gowns, 'l'''
Wers SI.65

~ eft ~ sVt
10 Of printed rayon crepe In
bare midriff style. Flame, gold
color and rose. Size SO.
IL Gowns of silk-and-rayon
satin in tailored styles. Bias
and straight cut. Tearose. Sizes
81, 3e, 3s and a. Were s3.s5.
Now sass
I Gowns Of silk k-and-rayon satin
with cotton lace yoke. Tearoee.
Sizes 80 and 81. Were S3s5.
NOW se'So
I pairs Papamas Of pure dye
silk crepe in tailored styles
with short sleeves. Blush and
blue. Sizes IL, IA and IL. Were
S5.s5. Now S sass
VIUnDp VITA Turpn Tf nm
Evening star., 1941-09-18
Glassware Reduced

u Colored Glass Mirror Table Mats. Were So. Now
$3.50
IL White Glass Mirror Table Mats Were 50. Now 81
4 nairs CRYSTAL Glass Candiesticks. Were $3.50. Now
$50
Imported Three compartment Relish Dish. Was
$3.50 Now------------------------ %
16 inch Mirror Glass Vase, imperfect Less than Il
rr;cs Now --S5
CHINA AND GLASSWARE, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-09-18
Savings for the young Set
from Baby to Junior Miss
Girls Cotton Dresses, ..

We're S2.95 and more
100 for teen-age. chubby and girls sizes. OF
dotted Swiss, dimity, pique. Dots, prints.
stripes. Sizes II to 16.
20 'Teen-aEe Girls Dance Dresses Of cotton dotted
Swiss and rayon Prints dots and plain pastes Sizes
II to Is. Were $5.s5. Now
GIRLS DRESSES FOURTH Floor
Evening star., 1941-09-18
Infants Apparel Reduced

4 Natural Color Sheepskin Carriage Robes. Were
SIS 95 Now - --------- S3S5
l Cotton Tufted Nursery Rug, pink Was $5S5. Now.
y3s5
pairs Silk Socks in pink yellow, Sizes and Tia
Were Csc Now ----- Csc
Todders Dresses with white cotton pique skirt,
blue and white cotton sheer top. Sizes and 3.
Were Sl65. Now w-------------------------- SSc
INFANTS Furnishings, FouHTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-09-18

200 pairs OF cotton marquisette in cream
dotted or plain with narrow ruffle trim 2 1-6
yards long.
Short Lengths and Remnants Of drapery and giass
curtain fabrics Short lengths and remnants Of fabrics
for draperes, upholstery and glass curtains Rayons
and cottons. Reduced d--------h to II
CURTAINS AND DRAPERIEs SEyxNrH FLOOR
Evening star., 1941-09-18
Women's Formal Wear
Reduced

Dinner and evening dresses of printed spun ray
on, embroidered rayon marquisette. printed rayon
chifons and rayon crepes, in black navy, colorful
and monotone prints in light and dark back
grounds. Sizes 16 to A and 1919 to 2412.
IL Less than y price.
Il ess than u nrice Now 1896
4 7 4ss than 1o price Now ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS S12.50
Were s22q5 Now ------- $3.50
Were s25 s2e75.
4 Were S29.75 Now s22
Were S3975. Now S295o
WoMEN's FORMAL FASHIONS THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-09-18
ChiIdren's Shirts, IS

Were Sis and more
80 spun rayon and cotton seersucker shirts in
blue brown, green and stripes. Sizes to
years.
Is Boys Suits of spun rayon and cotton gabardine in
white and pastels Sizes to years. Were 81 95 and
more Now -------------. S1.45
48 Cotton Sun Suits for boys girls in stripes prints
and plain colors Sizes TO years Less than price.
Now Soc
70 Chdrens Shorts of cotton and spun rayon Brown.
navy green. Sizes 3, L. 8 years. Were 81 and more.
Now -------------------------
JUVENILES APPMEL, FOURTH Floor.
Evening star., 1941-09-18
Mems and Young Mems
Fall Suits, s24,75
Students Suits, sI9-75

We're SN.SU
10 2-trousers suits-cheviots and tveeds in
neat herringbones and twills. Properly
labeled as to wool content. Sizes "a to 38
regular.
IA Reversible Topcoats of wool tweed and
shower-resistant cotton. Sizes 81 to 81
Were s25 Now --------S $3.50
STUDENTS CLOTHING, SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-09-18
AnkIets, 6 pairs 'l

Were 25c pair
200 pairs Of childrens and juniors anklets of
cotton Isle in gay stripes or striped cuffs. Red.
blue brown, green, white, yellow, pink, navy.
Sizes to 1012.
- pairs Wool Skating Socks with deep ribbed cuff
knee-high styles in red, blue, beige, green Broken
sizes Were ST. Now 75c
IS pairs Juniors Cotton Knee Hi Socks with elasticzed
top. cable stitched leg. Were Csc. Now %5c
% pairs Childrens Cotton Knee Hi Socks In red blue
natural with fancy stitched leg Broken sizes Were
SOC Now 35c
CHnpREM's AND JUNIORS HosrRY FouRrH FLooa.
Evening star., 1941-09-18
Furs Reduced

Furs Reduced
Twe-skin Silver Fox Scarfs Were $3.50 Now s1s5
Two-skin Silver Fox Scarf. Was sls5. s14s
Two skin Silver Fox Scarf Was $3.50. Now S1l2
Two skin Silver Fox Scarfs. Were Sl95 Now Sl35
Two-skn Natural Baum Marten Scarf. Was sls5.
Now ------- S145
-Four skin Dyed Asatic Marten Scarf Was S125.
Now $3.50
q Five skin Mink-dyed Kolinsky Scarfs. Were 800.
Six-skin Mink k-dyed Kolnsky Scarfs. Were $l20.
Silver Fox Hat Muf Sets Were s39 95. Now $22.5e
1 Black dyed Persian Paw Muh Was 1895. Now $40
1 Silver Fox Shoulder Cape. Was s195. s1oo
l Silver Fox Stole. Was 1925. Now S149
Blue dyed Red Fox Jacket, Hat Mun Set Size ls
Was S138 Now $3.50
FUR SALON, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-09-18
Misses Formal Wear
Reduced

Dresses of rayon jersey. crepe and marquisette;
cotton pique, organdy. dotted swiss and lawn.
Prints, peach, blue, yellow; rose, black, white
Sizes 10 to 20.
30 Less than y price Now S5'5
Is Were sl9e and more Now w--s Sc
IL Were s2295 and more Now-----------------$l 1850
Were $2975. Now
MISSES FORMAL FASHIONS, THIRD FLool.
Evening star., 1941-09-18
Women's Cotton Dresses
Reduced

Included are printed voiles and batistes. few
dotted Swiss and Tootal linens. White. blue.
pink, green Sizes Is to A and 16l7 2o12 to 24i2.
IL Were 1896 and sl0s5 Now-----------------s s5.s5
80 Were 1895 and 1855. ss.s5
Were s22e5 Now ---- Sass
Z Were SOS Now -- SI65s
Were s29 IS S18.s5
group of Womens Daytime Dresses in plain and
printed rayon crepes printed rayon chidons,
spun rayons. some with jackets or capes In
black, blue, navy, white, pastels and colorful
prints Sizes 16 to A and 1412 to 2417
30 Were $40 e5, and $685. Nox.s s7ss
20 Were 1888 Now -.-- sss5
Is Were s1695 and more Now --------------- Sl2.5o
25 Were s22 s5 and more Now ow---------------s sl65e
Is Were $25 and more Now &1815
80 Were $3975 and Now Now------------------$2S
WoMENs DRESSES, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-09-18

Girls Sun Suits, 65e
Were Sis
80 of cotton seerSucker pique and gingham In
paStelS. Sizes to IA.
IS Girls Cotton Play Suits with separate skirts in
prints and stripes Sizes to l6 Were 2s5 Now s1.s5
GIRLS SPoRrswEAR, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-09-18
Rugs Reduced

NuSS NeuuCcu
1 Ski, Wool Hooked Rug, imperfect. Was $3.50. Now
$3.50
1 I5xl3 Plain Weave BroadIoom Rug in taupe imper
feet Was s15560 Now S79 50
l SKA Plain Weave Blue Breadloom Rug, imperfect
uas s1oA25 Now $3.50
sx4 Twist Weave BroadIoom Rug. Less than u price
Now
1 lzx51, Twist Weave Brosdloom Rug In burgundy
Less than "a price.
1 sx51s Twist Weave Brsadleom Rug IN taupe. Was
S47.50.
l 12x7S Plain Weave Broadloom Rug In green. Was
$3.50
l I2xsS Plain Weave BroadIoom Rug in green. Was
600 os Nou $50 so
l sxl2 Twist Weave Bfeadeem Rug in tan Was
RUGS SIXTH FLooa.
Evening star., 1941-09-18
Art NeedIework Reduced

1 Finished Needlepoint Chair gummed wood walnut
finished frame, needepoint aD-woo goblin blue BACK
ground and floral design Was s55. Now $40
Gibson Island Chair Pads of striped cotton terry
cloth with water resistant fabric backs filled with cot
ton fa1t ware % Nou -$1.25
is pieces Needepoint Figures done in alwool petit
point on cotton canvas, only background to nl IN,
I3x15. Were So. Now
ART NEEDIEwoRK, SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-09-18
Camera Supplies

1 Fluorescent Portrait Light Unit. Was S35 Now
sa6a5
1 Speed Graphic Case. Was 31125. Now--------S7se
Books on "Wratten Light Filters Half price. Now
15c
Fink -RoseIeine x-33 Fine-grain Developers. Were
IS. Now
4 Fink -Roseeine Quinolin. Were $125 Now -s3c
l Willow Tripod. Was S14.50. 'Now------------S75e
Argus Model Camera, f-4.5 lens. Was $3.50. Now
1850
Argus Model M Cameras, f-e.3 lens, complete with
cases Half price.
CAMEaAs, Fnsr Floor
Evening star., 1941-09-18
Westinghouse Electric
Vacuum Cleaners, '2l'9'

DiscoNtiwnsd wodsIs-yere 1875
8 entirely new vacuum cleaners, 1910 models
now discontinued.
A5s
Electric Travel Irsn. L~ss than y price Now SSs
1 wessnshsuss Aeetrie Brsiler Unit for = rosster.
wa. "A es Nov " $3.50
Manning 3 Bowman EIsetrie Tcastsr. Was Ass
Mutsehler Kitchen Cabinet Base with porcelain top
ss-inch Mse Was s25 so. ------slsss
Shower Curtains Plascota synthetic finish. exefoot
.;,. War. "a o, Now " a5s
HOUSEWARES EIoHrH Ftooa-Express Elevator Service
Evening star., 1941-09-18
Famous Martex Bath and Hand Towels, Wash
Cloths, Bath Mats, "a to 10 Less Than Their
Regular Price Because Of SIig hit ImPerfections

Bath Towels
ss-Extza Larys 2Sx5o inches, white, coored border
No. ..ch 81 .1y
6e-Extra LArge, 3ex50 inches solid color. NOW, eacn
e1.N
l8e-Extra Lara 3Ax4s inches white solorsd border
Now, each
ISs 22x44 inches, solid color. Nov. sach-------see
3ee-Extra LAxss, 34x46 inches, wits sosofsd boeof
Hand Towels
6e-l6xs2 inches, solid color Now. each--------1Ss
selsx3o inches white eo,ored borders Nov, each ~
LINENS, FIFTH FLooa
Evening star., 1941-09-18
Junior Misses Evening
Dresses, '3'9'


20 dresses of rayon net, cotton sheer and cot
ton seersucker. Jacketed and pulled sleeve
styles in white, blue, yellow, red and prints.
Sizes to Is.
IS Junior Miss Dresses Summer and Spring styles Of
rayon crepe spun rayon and cotton. White, pink, blue,
aqua red black. navy beige Prints and solid colors,
one and two-piece styles. Sizes to Is.
Is Were So 95 Now
30 Were IS 95 and more. Now S3.sS
30 Were S7s5 and more. Now A.Ss
20 Printed Cotton Skirts broomstick and wraparound
styles. Red, yellow, blue, aqua. Sizes to Is Were
81 95 and more Now S1.1s
20 Classic Style Sweaters shpovers and cardgans Aus
traan wool yarn. White yellow, blue aqua, pink.
red Sizes 9 to Is. Were 32s5 and more Now S1s5
Is Dressmaker Bathing Suits of rayon sharkskn and
cotton prints One and two-pece styles. White. blue
brown. Sizes II to Is Less than u price. Now 1888
IS Play Dresses and Play Suits of cotton seersucker
and poue. Red. white blue, prints. Sizes IL
to Is. Were So 95 and more Now ------------- $2sS
junior MISSES APPAREL, FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1941-09-18
Decorators Fabric
Samples Reduced

Less than " price
135 pieces imported silk and cotton fabrics;
damasks. velvets. taffetas and brocades.
erupro o. IxfEaloa DECORATING, SIXTH FLooa.
Evening star., 1941-09-18
Savings for Your Home, Too

Books, Z5I 5Uc and -
Less than Y price
200 books, general assortment of fiction and
non fiction; some slightly soiled.
THE BOOK STORE, AISLE 23, FIRST FLool.
RufHed Curtains
Special 'I'2' pair
Evening star., 1941-09-18
Mexican Straw Baskets

Were SI75
% two-handed baskets for knitting.
Is CoIorfuI Mexican Straw Waste Baskets. Were
GIFT SHOP, SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-09-18
Women's Shoes, '5's'

WPrp S8Z5
237 pairs in sports walking and street styles. Low
and medium heels. Tan, blue, brown and black
calfSkn and bucko. Sizes:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-17
Used Car 10 Be in Demand

ton which is not likely TO exist
very long.
With future new ear nrndnc=
lion slated for sharp cuts, more
and NOR. people VIII h. turning
IN good late model used ear ss
tn. solution IN their transrortH-
ton problem. When this happens
IN. supply will become depleted
and the prices will rise. An
article in great demand /. slwaYs
more expensive. than when the
supply IL great and the demand
but normal.
Many factors should influence
the selection of a used car. Dealer
responsibility. his reconditioning
policy. his reputation for fair
dealing and his fscilitie. for ~rv-
ic. all these hav. = direct
bearing on the amount of satisfae-
ton one will receive from IN. pur-
chase Of used car.
1t Is my firm conviction that
IL will be a long time before the
used car market Is so much a
buyer. market as 1t IL today and
those who are contemplating the
purchase Of a used ear will save
money and Eet = better car Tor
what they pay. II they buy now. :"
concluded Annson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-17
Buick S National Defense Job Doubled
By Increased Federal Commitments

In the original ronss rnctinn pro-
gram at aelrose Park. nj. where
planned facilities were irnnsdints.
~ stepped up Tn meet tho a..
paudsd program.
The army air corps has IN.
creased ia commitment 10 Hule 4
for Pratt a Whitney slrnrsft en-.
gines by sss 900 600 and author
lzsd an increase in production
from 800 TO ! 900 engines = month
At the factories now uadsr con.
ztruetien, Cuftless statement
said.
The original army contract
awarded Bulek VAS for l8s ssT $40
for engines and I'll BIB $50 BY ths
Defense Plant corporation 81 ths
Hseanst r1letian Finance corpora
ton Tor plant and equipment The
Defense Plant corporation has in.
creased - lease agreement nith
Buick tio.z7s ns1 for .zps nding
plants IN Pint and nsIross Park .
m. executive ssia that tina us~
~ Bulrks Pint factories for the
production NJ sireraft parts all
snsnls The company effectively 10
meet the expanded requirements
A. the sane time. he said. y aill
snasls ths further uss ~ skiiisd
Buick Norkmsn on tina important
defense undertaking
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-17

FLINT. Mieh.---fncreaAsd FEEDER
al commitments for plant sSpan-
sion and aircraft engine prodne-
ton have boosted Bucks defense
Job 10 virtually doubls ia origi-
nal nzs with contracts nov call
ing for plant and equipment and
rejected output Of ! 900 engines
month Increased from 300 a
month.
TINS VAS announced today by
Harlow IL curties. president Of
IN. AUTOMOBILE. concern. following
confirmation at Washington Of an
tss 600 600 expansion In The Buick
defense enterprise
The executive disclosed that IN
view OF the expansion. IL nov u
proposed n manufacture aircraft
parts 1T the Flint plants resulting
IN ihs probable employment ~ an
additional hof'o men on defense
WORK In addition. IN szee.s ~
IN 900 vii Re employed IN the chi
eaEo plan, where machining opss-
atoms and assembly and testing
of N. engines RIll tsks plaes.
curtles said that a. result
work sireAdy = under gay on the
conversion ~ certain Buick plants
into production lines fof TIRE fan
riestion ~ aircraft parts. A. the
sam. tine. changes we're made
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-17
New Cor Production
Decrease Cuuse

''Todsy's nssd ear market II
h,ivers market but II isn't likely
to stay that way"
II was Ed Munson. president NJ
tn. Munson Motor company and
Taeoma's exclusive Oldsmohils
dealer. who Vas talking talk
ing about III. radical changes
which have rom. upon the auto
mobile industry.
or course, on. can't talk at
length about the automobile In
dustry without bringing the used
car into the conversation 20 IL
wasn't long until Munson was
talking about little else.
With 1871 the biggest new car
year we have ever had. II Ia but
natural that our used car stock
would be heavy and that the pro-
portion of late model cars should
be larger than II has ever been
in the past" Munson said.
The reason say the present
used car market Is buyers mar
ket Is because stocks are large
and prices reasonable, a eondi-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-17

Later he returned to the middle west where he completed
his college education At the University of Minnesota major
Ing in business administration.
From this point Arts followed closely
that of his father He worked for his dad in the auto
mobile business in Minneapolis bridge Inspector
for the Milwaukee. Travelled out of Chicago for the
Graham-Paige Motor company field representative,
and. during the depression. worked for Sears, Roe
buck company in the tire and accessory department
- of their Chicago store.
When his father decided to cast anchor in Tacoma Art
Joined him and since that time father and have been
playing business pngpo with unusual success. All too
often only prefers to independent
refusing benefit by the experience and ability of his
father. Art however is the exception and that makes
him very lucky boy because he has gold mine of business
talent his finger tips time he touches hands with
his old man.
It was in 1881 that Art married Alta Jones Of Bismarck
North Dakota. They, too, have but child Fred H.
who is six of and student at Washington
school. These three live AT 500 No. 29th 81.
II wouldn't surprise the writer II some day IN the
distant future. the which is being enacted
with Fred Walker and Art in the lead roles would PLAY
engagement with Art and Fred II as the
stars. II should be if young Fred turns out TO be
smart as his father. Art.
And that's the way things Al the Walker Chevrolet
company where 50 employees Of the opinion that father
and combine is bit of all right II the fathers name
is Fred and the sons. Art.
If YOU have been around this old world bit il
YOU have rubbed elbows with the other fellows, you
will at once realize why the Walkers at the head
of a successful business and why Notwithstanding the
fact that they successful those who privileged
10 know them. either casually Intimately enjoy
the association. Some folks are bigger Than any
they may attain bigger than any bank
balance they may have and the walkers, boih
father and son, like that.
II Is only natural that the hobbies Of these two men
should like their business interests along parallel lines
golf and fishing and that their dispositions should
have many similar characteristics Both have quiet ser
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-17
Il uto-Bioqrdphies.,

Damon and Pyhias ham and eggs Jack and Jill
eorned beef and cabbage Fred and Art
And II IS that story this week must concern The
lives Of two Fred Walker and his Arthur, both
Of whom be found the Walker Chevrolet company
north end outlet for Americas most popular motor
Naturally Fred comes first . and his card
shall examine until point farther shall run into his
and only son. Arthur.
Il vas IN the home town Of James Wheomb Riley.
Greenfield. Indiana that Fred Walker first the light Of
and those golden Of bovhood divided between
education and fishing. Il difficult 10 picture him
barefoot boy. with tied around his big tor Ishng
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-17
Elmira Meet Sbotlights Neav
Importance of Sailblanes

spert II ne serez - American
glider pilots who are nov gath.
srsd here a. ire glider capital II
n. nation II try their wings st
breaking national and world
soaring record.
II Vas tn. nil that German
Dr. NolfganK klemperer. disciple
If Otto Lillenthal. father ef mo-
terless Night first picked. IN the
late 2os. as an IDEAL spot Ter
soaring. on tbs hill. conducted
BY the non .profit Elmifs Area
Soaring Corp. have been held all
the Soaring Society Of America :
national glider orsanizaiionl
meets. Around this hill have esn-
tered most of the activities 81 the
little hand of aerial pioneers
whose soaring spirits prove that
mans long felt dsslr. fer wings
i. hest satisfied hy the ssilplaue
Gliding. IA definitely mis-
nomsr A glider really does much
more than what is name implies
is sn sirzhip. enthusiasts say.
that sails thu skies with far more
freedom than = ship the seas. To
he exact. the art Of soaring Ia has
ed on the ability Of N. moterless
flying maehln. 10 maintain or
gam altitude.
The glider Il essentially an air
plane without a motor II u built
Of the same type Of materials.
spruce and-or metal wings row
cred with aircraft linen and sdop-
ed with nitroseelluln= com
pound are used almost universal
ly. The fuselage = constructed
Of thin. three .plv plywood or Of
wnoden or welded steel tubing
skeletons covered with don.d I'm.
en-. All-mstal shells haN. aisa
hten utilized. elders are. IN
nearly all cases. much stronger
than power planes In relation n
actual weight.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-17

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all times u Sc thai thirns -
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ard more.
EVEN rMusuGn<s.0uum
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rents fassnd IN ffens ~ .na lnesde
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enmnisis thar mn~f pe~sv pIats
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ley wss shs~ f~n v~ess sse n 81
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feet
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made. fer AMPS equipped ~sts
mind flying Instruments psictes
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ls~ ne. rsearsss p<~~shas. ~ r.y
Alan aren ire SAP. II sn&ssnG
tsss. On military aes commercial
sixnifsssnee IN this country, n IL
development of glider psiots who.
through thar wias knowisdss ~
and greater dependence m No.
,~selexy. snew tAs shy fas net-
tor than fhsir sirptAne plot
brethren.
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