davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-04-24
NnS &atcrtotun, Y. q.
3lucig 36

3lucig 36
bait lelne regelm0Bige Seriammllma
Den !. lfai i'm S3allie pom Serrn lno
Trau @eorg @eber. 56l Gearl Str,
ob. Siebe 8rii0cr lno Shpeitern, Die
Sale lit berfallrt ieit Dem 4. 9(pril
fiir 5000 Collars unb iomit balaen
mir Die Gerionmlllne bel Serrn @.
SSeber ab, bis plr ollsmahen, no
mir oIe nddlten Tcriammlungen ab-
bolten moIlen @itte nid)t peraeIIen
5ll iein am 4. Mai, 2::3O
(lhr nahmittags.
Sobn @adner. Yrot. SER.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-04-24
Mns salcm, ODio
Siuci9 Is

lpirS feline regcIudBiae GerIamme
lllng Trcitag, Ncu ,. @fai, abbolten.
Gs iino alle N'itglieocr gebeten oie=
Ter &eriammlung bei5upobnen, oa
febr mihtigc (5eld)Gfte negen ser
olesidbrigen aonpention porlieeer.
ga oieie &erionrmllln9 bie lette Dor
Der Sonpenticn 'cIn miro, 10 miillen
Sic &onitees eingeteilt neroen. Sllio
bitte nibt bergeiien.
g. 8unelh, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-04-24
Nus Ntib Gafle, Ya.
2iucia 25.

Sn ser Mdr5- -Gcriammlllne ers
ndblte ser g. g. Sl,senobuno 3ipeig
25 gr. GrGi. o>olcpb 9. Gpe ols De-
lcgnt l,nb MicGocl @oloner als Gr-
iot fir sic nGd,itc &onpention, ,peIhe
om 80. rno 81. Mai in SoIem, Ohio,
ntgebolten miro !.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-04-24
Gcfanntmadlnnu.

CoS oliGbrli6e gegean,lnasfeIt
De: &oniirmanten in unierer Stride
lit in oIeiem Sabr bis auf Sen erIten
Sonntog nah Hfinglten, oas lit Sen
8. SUM peridpben porben, ga sic
&onlirnrotion 81 Yfinglten itattiinoen
miro. Marie @eltber, Shriitl.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-04-24
Nus Sorain. Ohio
Gintradjt Vifniftaac fcitocicbt.

llnIere 3pci iG6rlicben Eifndtngc
Iiir OiCicn CONNER mcrbcn micoer in
9rcrOt's Eorf in glmberlt, Sbio, ob-
gebolten unO slpor om 13. Suli r,no
an1 2i. slu8llit. gSir bitten llnicrc
IrclrnNc lmo 8onncr iid) oieie teioen
Sage iiir uns SIT reierpieren.
u. 6. sSricicnbengit, Grot. .-Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-04-24

iist ooer Iiegt er inn Bug ober &ed
nno bdlt Musibau nad feinoliben
Sdgern. @enn ser Seino angreift
uno Sumter lmo 8oromebanifer eben
fails an sic Mai6inengelpebre itiir,
sen, oom bat ser Sliegerid)iibe sic
Srommel NIT ser M,,nition lGngIt
allf fem M8. geiebt llno iogt Sem
Teino 8arbe Inn @arbe entgegen. Ssn
cinem iplden Iugenblid mub ieber
Der 9elobllng lpiiien, binter Dem
Dt@. Iibt Elm &amerao, nnf oen man
lt6 iuobl pcrlaiicn fam, ser i'm rid-
tiacn slugcnblid, oos &ihtige tut lno
Der ben Seino abbGlt, oanit sic ans
orren ibre sllfgabe erfiillen f0nnen
Ger Slieserihiibc 1T Elm Sell ser 9c.
labl1ng, oeren Gamcrooihoft bis in
bcn 500 5uionmengcihmcibt lit burd
bas SertrolIcn, oas Ser cine gum ons
bcren bot.
Gines Cages bdIt Ser &riessberid.
ter einen @efebl in Ser Sano. Sic
limo bon bis 81 einem Slie-
aerldiibenlebrgang 5nr Slieseribiits
1cnIdule fonmanoiert
Srgcnono an ser See licgt ser
Sliegerborlt bineingebettet in oie
Sanoihaft: Sslus5eusbaaen, Inter
FINITE mb ser peit allsgebebnte
Sluaplab. 9lber ibm bleibt nibt piel
3eit gum llmibmlbalten. Sas sluf-
gabenpenilm lit grob mo oie 3eit
baIiir nur iebr fllr5. Die 9ebrer iino
erprobte lmo erfabrene Sifi5iere lno
llnterfiibrcr, meiit icbon i'm ssronteins
ias bclp1brt; oenn penn uuh ser I'm
tcrriht in Den ein5elnen ssdcbern -
oas Shieben bonn Slug5eug auf Elm
anoereS Tlug5ellg lit gar niht 10
leidt, ipie man iid) 6as unfGnglih
oorItellt un0 mIu alld) tbeoretiih I'M
terba!1t iein - cinen groBen Sell Der
Nusbiloungs5cit in slniprllh .nitnmt,
Die Sallptiabc bleibt boh bie @raris,
llno oaB Iic niht 81 fllrS tommt, oas
fir iorgt Idon oie Tieniteinlteallng.
Sdon nad uenigen Sogen iist
man gum erItennul inn Srebfrans
binter oem TliegersM8. lmb bon Oa
ab bann ieben Gag mebrerc StlnSen.
Gem Der SSliegcrIdbiibc mll6 nit lei
ner @afie ebenio pertraut ncrocn
uic ser Snianteriit nit ieinem 8es
lpcbr, Dcnn ibr Slufbau llnO ibrc @ir.
fllngslpeiie allh rmglcih fomplisicr.
ter lit. Die llnliherbeit, sic icbcn in
Sen criten Sageu beberrid)t. Der
lcb:cinoet ober 5lliebenos, uno balH
lit man NIT ollcm 10 pcrtrout, oils Oh
man iabreldng nifts anbercs aetun
bate.
Tls ,ridtigcr Tlicgeritbiitc fiiblt
lidb ser Sdiilcr aber crit, penn er
sl,n eritenmal bcn bis oabin icItcn
Stano NIT Dem Sllg5eug pertauiht
uno I'M Sef zines lleblngsflug5ell-
aes ltebt ooer in Ger Gansel lieat unb
iiber Die See iliegt. 9alo lit er nit
Dem 9luf ,tnO slb bes Slugseuges
oertralt, uno luenu er i6Iieblih
8ar6e alf 8arbe aui Sen poriiber,
fliegcnoen Shleppiof abgibt, ser
fiir i'm oaS fcinolihe Sllgseug be.
oeutet, 10 iiiblt er iih als Serridcr
IN icinem 9erei6 unb Gins nit Was
Ifine ,no M@.
@cnn ibm Damn zines Cages icin
Gpnlnnocllr mittcilt, oab er oen Scbr-
gang nit ~gllt" beltanoen bat, 10 febrt
cr 81 ieiner Observation-Disclosures
sllriif gr peiB iett, ooB er nidt
MIR Grie9s6erid)ter, ionoern in eriter
Sinie 6liegerIdiibe lit, ouf Sen iidl
bic &ameraoen in ser Mai6ine Der.
laiicn miiiien.
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Snocnobnn6.

slaes 1T bcreit fir unlcren Iriib-
linas-Sans am 26. slpril i'm sah-
lerbeim Sober Ser iid) nod einmal
gut llnterbalten ipiu, ion an Dem
9(benb oa iein.
Sie Sl,geno lit 9ebeten sic Sugenb-
buno-Sitl,ngen fleibie au beiuden.
Seitoem mir mieoer ifones @etter
baben, ,perben mir allh pieoer sluss
fliige MAIDEN. Die nddite Sl,gcno,
bllno-Sitlng 1T am 80. slpril nm
7:3O llbr.
Warie YfinasarGii, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-04-24
MuS 9etroit, @id.
6ribjafrss6pnsert
Der Saronia nno >. II. g. 8cmiidlten


GbDre
am Samstag, oen o6. slpriI, in ser
Garpatbiu Safe, 81 ipeIhem mir aQe
6reunoe lmo @onuer oes Seutiden
2ieoes auis her5lihIte einlaoen.
GrDsramm
Sr. HeId)fc - Siriocnt
eroffnun9smarih-- Gbein9olo SrdeIter
Sret ipeg - s. Sdtdnn
SebnIud1t na6 Den Bergen - Sr Tbt
NndltSallber ------- Soolf airtbel
Saronin 9. H. g. Gem. Ghor
Sd gina I'M 8alo ---- sllb. @einIhent
Sen5 ----- Gusen Silou6
Saronia 8. II. 9. Srauen Gbor
Sas oeutIfc Sieo ---- 8. yS. &allilpoba
Snn3 Sarl 3ollner
Suronia >. H. y. Gem. Gbor
Serr 9retenbaeb - gaIabeuIdneer -
Soipe $500 Slm Slii9el - Saul aodJ
8riiB eud 8ott ---- 9lus Ser Goaelz
bdnoler" 3eller
Sdlentt man lid Holeu in Sirpl 3eller
Soliitln ---- SRI. Wtimi Slum
SoliIt- -Serr Grtpiu Marauarbt
NadJ Dem aon5ert Sans 5u ben
alangen oes Rbeingolb.S b.Srd)eIter.
SSinfa aellner, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-04-24
3lucia ~.

Gs oieuc alien Shipeitern 5llr ge,
iiaigen Nahridt, eaB unier &artens
nbcno oerlhobcn lit orf Sen 3. Conn,
tag i'm Monat Mni.
&atb. @1rtncr, Grpt. .-Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-04-24
Mdltllna!

MdDtitng!
Sim 10. Mai 1941
rMai= uuo @iencr.@alscr-
W6cn6".
Die 3eitcn Gnoern Ii6! Gtipas
9teucs! Gtlpos Sbones= gttpas
@lunocrburcs
slae Golfsgenoiicn, Sung nnb sllt,
bon Nab lno Sern, lperoen ber5lihit
cingelaoen um 10. Mai gum @iencr
@al5crabenb i'm youngstown Sab,
lcnbeim 81 cri6einen.
g%beres an oieiem Ylab in nod,
Itcr Summer 0es Solfsblatt.
Sas Sauptfomitee.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-04-24

Mdtnne Donmestpiuner
Sadien!
Cine 6ofitcle 70. 5 In Widltffe,
youngstown, Sbiu, lit su uerfanfeu.
SoacbncS.
NGbere MnStunit idjrcibc man at
Mid,asl Scnnina, 1867 Naouroe
Ctr, 0arn, Snb.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-04-24
Nns Grie, Ya.

Ter Grie Siebenbiirser Samcn=
Werein
beronltnltet ON s. Mtai, abenos 6
ltbr, elm Wuatcr. unb Soflter-Nan=
fett. slae Wiitter rno S0dlter iino
berslieb eingelaben. gitte bis gum
3. Mai iid bel Ger Yrdiioentin ssrau
S. Deel5er an5llmeloen, oamit bas
&onlitee alles rihtig berehuen fann.
Gs oanft Sas &omitee.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-04-24

Ser gnn5e slbeno mar lrnter Ser
Seitllng bon slnnu Mtae Nolf.
Marie YiingsgrGii, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-04-24
Nns 6arD. Sub.


Ser 6. 9. g. 5. lmb 5. 6rouen
ararfen II. Gerein feiert am Sums.
tag. Sen 10. Mai, obenos, oas
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-26
Langlie' S Name Affixed
To Numerous Measures

OLYMPIA-G ov. Arthur B.
Langlie Monday night signed the
following more important bills:
HB7s - Authorizes school dis
tricts to establish a joint purchas-
ing agency.
HB140-Permits school districts
to invest in bonds guaranteed by
the United States.
HB182 Makes II gross misde-
meanor to fix any athletic contest.
Sub HB219 - Authorizes public
utility districts to provide for con-
struction, acquisition or financing
of utilities by resolution.
HB3I4-Authoriz use of state
tidelands in Mason county for
public shooting grounds.
HB329 Pro hibits prosecutors
from giving legal Hdyics to a grand
jury.
Observation-Disclosures first class
cities to include all employees In
the pension system except mayor
council, police and fire depart.
ments.
Sub Observation-Disclosures cities u
construct or acquire existing sewer
systems, within or without then
limits
HB4S7-Transfers auditing Of
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-26
To Observe Silver Anniversary
OF Commercial Daffodil Industry

West male quartet John Lars.
gard. Roy stevens. Lyle Nylsnd.
Gerald idedes
Harp background for the mar
ration Will be by Dorothy Jenkins.
playing local composers melodies
"Daffodii." Theme song
The theme song. "Daffodlls." I.
by Helen consdon and Ms. Mont
gomery.
Last of tho music program wlll
be Ruth samuelson singing Beau.
tvs Land" The music was writ
ten by Frank J. Nurding. words
by QuecnA Miller This leads Ia
the climax Of the broadcast in
PRODUCTION Of Queen Pauline l. who
vii preside over the daffodil fes.
tival
Script and arrangements for the
broadcast are ny Mrs Paul d
Shsfer. Anne Rademaker and
Sally sicade.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-26
So-Ed Wednesday
PROGRAM Is Given

rne fourth session ~ tae 30 -
seeial Educasioni series - -
al - held Ut - N. "Wednesday
- the Y NJ G A.
~ = . Hermann sin discuss
snioiegy ~ s~x and sexual ADJUST.
nseat. frcf. PRANK wnnssea al
hsxe =. hn suei~ct Behind ire
Headlines ard rrcf. Thecdssrs
karl stn sr-sk =. -Eff~ctixs
Speaking Developing, printing
snd snlsrging ssll ~ discussed n
ne Photography class
Recreation hour wsll folsow At ,
vita ,es latest asnc~ step. e~snk
taught ~ Louie Hart.r ard Ma
iorie AuRsile rn~re ~in ~ self
instruction ~ Gordon Selscn. ana
swimming IN the ~ rcoi directed
~ ntck nunt
The feature - the evening All
- a social dance which stn have
sports motif Tho vogue ~ ne
evening wiil 10 sweaters and sport
clothing With special entertainment
during lntefmissicn.
rhs eemmitt~s IN charge We'd
nesstsy evening ~ili ss Essisn
shaw. eernics Cille.pis. hyrtis
pahl. Elaine smith. Rob Eise~rts
sven LAndhsrg. NJ Msddins. HENRY
pisercws. Art linn and Roysi
iAndsl
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-26
Legal Ruling
Being Asked
County Board TO
Woit on Requests

Two emergency requests 10 the
Pierce county commissioners one
f. more deputy sherffs and the
nfher for additional assessor aids.
Uere heinE turned over 10 Deputy
Prosecutor Gilbert =. Peterson
Tuesday II determine their legality
before the hoard takes any action
rther favorable or negative.
Assessor Fred A Smith, who
asks $500 emergency appro-
pristion 70 provide four more depu-
ties for the remainder Of le4l, ran
into a verbal tiff with the commits
rioners when he submitted his re
quest = week sgo. on March Is.
Sheriff John c. Bjorklund. on
Ire other hand. has had no contact
with the board except by letter.
On much the same basis as the
assessors claim. that the heavy in
crease Of population in rural Pierce
sounty IS throwing heavy burdens
on his department. Sheriff Bjork-
lund asked six more deputies. at
sl75 per month each, for the re-
mainder of the year. and three
more cars, to cost approximately
s. e7s.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-26

Silver anniversary OF the COM
msreial bulb industry in the puy-
allup valley. featuring particularly
the daffodil, viii be observed with
a broadcast OF the works Of cont
posefs in Tacoma and the valley
over kMO at 5 o'clock Wednesday
night. The progrsm includes n
tribute 10 George ". LAWYER. Of
Fife. first president Of the North
west Bulb Growers association.
Among the music writers whose
works will be heard are Helen
Nancy Congdon, Frank J. Nurding.
Newton J. Buren,. Tacoma: Kay
Logan. Puyallup Sister Loretta.
Visitation academy. Prof. and Mrs.
Gunnar Mslmin. Pacific Lutheran
college Verse writers are Marist-
Ia Conway Kennsrd Mrs. Robert
Montgomery. Puyallup. Harold w.
Lyman. Mac r. Mcdonnell; Gisdy,
Payne shafer. Puyallup. Queena
DAWSON Miller
SoIoists Listed
Soloists will he Margaret nyles,
eontralio. Robert Henning. bari
tone. Carolyn Nelson, soprano.
Harry Dade, tenor: Ruth Samuel
son, soprano. violinists Will he
Maxine johnson and Virginia Gard
ner. Composers will play the ao-
compartments.
Ensemble numbers will be by
the Sibelians. Fritz Berntsen. con-
ductor: Lincoln double quartet -
Betty Peterson. Ruth Samuelson.
Faith Ringseth. Thelms Gaines.
Warren Hill. Ted Bond. Dick Hay
lund. Don Dalesky: Choir Of the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-26

state departments to state auditor
and sets up prs-sudit system In
budget division.
HB4s2- Provides for licensing
and regulation Of motor carrier
transportation agents
HB62I Provides for creation OF
protective areas in the state TO sio
in national defense
sB25-Provides for testing hear
ing Of school children.
$3.50 Requires teaching Of state
and United States history and gov
eminent in schools
sBss Provides for licensing ane
regulating small loan companies.
sBI0I PROVIDES for re-empioy
rnent under certain conditions oi
those entering the military serYic.
sB128 Establishing division oi
flood control In conservation and
development department.
sBIT2 Increasing benefits IN
der Vorkmen's compensation act.
sB1s2 - Authorizes counties tf
create sewer districts.
+ sB215-R Relieves eountis, Of sup
port Of INDECENT patients In state
hospitals.
sBz2o Includes as criminal an.
arcby the advocating Of such doc
trine by radio or ~ pamphlet.
sB25s Makes ~ gross nisds.
mssnor 10 remove or destroy
graves or records Of prehistoric
tribes
sBsss Authorizes port district,
20 construct Whsryss and harbor
improvements % issuing rsy.nus
bonds
sBsss -Provi d.s mstropoiitsE
park commissioners snail b elect
ed in staggered terms Of si1 years
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-26
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
Langlie Signs Measures
AIRS nN pACE nNY

ire governor Monday night lsfi
% - ths 7Ss bills passed hy ths
legislature On Ms desk Tuesday foi
acton before the final desdllns
5 reached tonight
He left until the last das the
sIss.eaa. 600 omnibus budget.
tn s7.oao.eoe supplemental
budget. two highway sppre-
priafion measures. the fir
mems pension bill. the uneua-
ple.ment compensation hill.
two appropriation bills total
ing IS. zoo. 900 for schools In
defense areas. q meat inspec-
ton measure and one pro,td-
ing inspection for cafes and
hofels.
Two partial vetoes were hand
ed out Monday one eliminated
two sections Of a bill setting "
safety standards for tunnel. quar-
" and esisSon workers and the
other took a SIS. 900 appropriation
from a bill adding the attorney
general and school superintendent
10 the state land board
Several Of the bills approved
dealt with national defense.
One set mp protective areas
about the state and barred u~e
Of cameras. binoculars or MAX
Ing maps around them. An
other provided for restoration
Of Jobs to men called into the
service.
a third authorized port district,
10 issue revenue bonds 10 con.
struet Wharves. warehouses snC
other harbor improvements Will,
fourth made II criminal anarchy
to advocate overthrow Of the gov
eernment via radio or pamphlets
Among the other bills signed
were ones increasing up to 40 per
cent the benefits injured workers
will get under the workmen'
compensation program, licensing
and regulating small loan compa.
mics. creating a division OF flood
control in the state department
OF conservation and development
authorizing first class cities to
include all employees under pen.
sion systems, making II a misde.
mesnor TO fix any athletic con.
test. prohibiting the city Of Spo.
kane from dumping raw sewag,
in Spokane river, regulating sal,
of cantaloupes and potatoes, au'
thorizing public utility districts tC
construct or acquire utilities by
resolution. and prohibiting prose
cutting attorneys from giving legs
advice to grand juries excep
where such Jury was summoned
at the prosecutors request,
Gov. Langlie signed his own bill
transferring all post-suditing oi
state departments to State Auditor
Cliff Yelle and setting up a pre-.
auditing system to control spend
ing of departments under the gov
ernor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-26
Gasoline Sales
Continue 10 Gain

Gasoline sales in the state oon-
tinued To boom during February,
exceeding by more than 5000, 900
gallons the amount sold that
month . year ago. Total ales
were $685.. s2s gallons. Of which
27.132. 53s gallons bore the state
tax. Diesel oil sales rose from
i7s.a25 10 2bi $50 gallons for the
two comparable months an d
butane gas sales from sg.5s7 To
Bliss gallons. License Director
Dave c. cohn reported al Olympia.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-26


Taking place Of two wooden
tanks Of 10000 gallon capacity. a
huge steel tank fabricated in Sc
attic was being put in place by
the Dash Point Cooperative Water
association Tuesday The new
tank. 81 feet long. rs feet in di-
smeter. and weighing % tons. was
unloaded on the beach at Dash
Point at high tide early Tuesday,
after which 1t was placed on a
huge truck. which In turn was
hauled by other trucks 10 the plat
form IT will occupy on top of a
hill.
The Dash Point water supply is
obtained from four artesian wells
and the entire flow is throug h
gravity. The new installation Is
expected to be completed late
Tuesday night at a cost of about
$4,000 Heading the water asso-
citation is Lloyd Eberhardt Mem
hers of the board include John F.
Gallagher. Roy n. Allen. Howard
Walker. J. r. Burkheimer, and
Norman Jacobson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-26
II ERE'S MORE ABOU I
Main Street
STARTS OK PAGE ONE

other national slick" magazines
for many years.
Andy and Dick Vineyard of the
Wingard York Co. have just re-
turned from a two-day York sales
conference in San Francisco.
Shirley Halyerson. daughter OF
Mrs. Lillian Smith. and honor stu
dent in the home economics de-
partment at the University of
Washington. has been chosen as
demonstration of frozen foods at
the home economics open house
to be held at the university April
Is. This is an annual event, and
Is attracting increasing attention
yearly. Miss Halverson, like scores
of other university students is at
home in the Marymsc apartments
for the spring vacation.
Planning their vacation and
trip east to pick up new car
in Detroit 50 that they could see
the New York Yankees play at
home, John MieIe. 1915 So. X:
Vic Miele. 1924 So. X, and
Ernie Ruffo, 1919 So. Sheridan,
are leaving Tacoma on May 13
VIA q stresmliner from Portland
The Yankees are home from May
Is to May ~ against the four
western clubs, st. Louis, Detroit
Chicago and Cleveland.
a. Robert H. Haser expect. a larg.
crowd at Lincoln high school Tues
day evening when 200 Tacoma
grade school students will take
part in the recreation review.
Mel Novikoff. recovered from
an attack of measles, returned to
work this week.
Sherman Ingels, park district
superintendent, is in charge OF
Taooma's exhibit at the flower
show in Seattle this week. Jane.
Stanyon. chief gardener, is assist.
Ing Ingels.
Miss Helen VI. Lucich, 571t
Alaska st. graduate of Lincoln
high school in 1899, has taken q
government position in Washing
ton, D. c.
Francis Cheryenka was namec
second vice president of North
west Florists in Seattle Monday
New president is Robert Hastings
Portland.
Mrs. A. l. Dean, <701 So. UnioI
ave, has received newspaper
from Grand Forks, n. D., telling
in detail about the storm that re
Gently hit that state.
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HERE'S MORE ABOUT
To Enlarge Yards
STARTS ON rAeg ON

worsA II ernsr.css frr nve small
tanker. ~ ne navy q 90 80
- twe navy Transports $1,000.
90 ~ feur merchant steamers
u ths ca Twp
At present sorn< socn nsn sFs
employed A. TIE SIT q c v.rsfs
- ths nams~r u ssp~etea - -
greatly increased IN resr.fasnFs
ananfhs
Al tss -.us um. raj hsala<fs
- sc~fsn vessels wefs hk~.1ss
preparing themselves Art sh<tF
facilities Fnr eonstrueslen ~ navy
coastal eFsft a. ~ aggregate eest
~ ssoat N NO ooo
rhslr eontrscss a. hand rrrxsa.
fnf = fleet - i,s-fcns mln<e~~<r-
e.. silecsted a. the following
yards Zee eemss<sscn ~tthis i
months
J n usrfinss shlphAtasnz
cerp. four Tseems posthulltisnk
n. fcar. wss,srr no.thaslsilns
@. tsHe
rN,s ~~>A ~ ssrss sw~ 900
eev~s we've Ssreesssa th>tr 80
e~ss~s 10 ~.ssssesss~s II No
s~~ ss~ss s~s isssehs~s ways.
rev nsssss -.st So fssvs~e-
Ne. ss~stsssss tie third. wse~s-
~hiie. b str~~Av ssssiy -
saseS n other wevk ~ sswaa
ANY ses~~ss
About iso men or. smrles>a n
thsrs three nrAtysrsss slnre. snd
indications rnsns toward N. ns<si
soor for more than dnuhls tk.t
nnme>~
shlryards ~ the Seattle ARA.
engaged In . program ~ similarly
huge prorcftions are already
iammsd 9th contracts totsIiinx
aser sioo. oco. 600 These ~ the
Columbia river Vicinity eenssrea
At Portland. now hurrtesiiy prepas.
ing their facilities. hold eantrsess
for approximately the same sim.
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A fssrs meeting - fse Tseuma
rhslstslss .oei<tv and re TseaHzs
stamp eluh wtn - s-id tns< wed-
nszd.T evening a 4 selaek - -.
fhifs foof. Medical Al. basldzHn.
A 6nnstior sactlcn uffi - I'D
- fel-~ fsIrfs fnr ts< fe<f North
<esf Fet~rsticn sxhsntlnn Fafcf-
sastlan snd entry hisnks - ~
sxhlhiilon VII siso - dlsfnnaf~d
~ -. ns<<sins.
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PROGRAM TUESDAY

A program built around a recent
conference in Seattle will be con
Quoted Tuesday evening by the Ia
coma Christian Youth council AZ
Us meeting ~ Central Baptist
church. So. 18th and SITS. at 7 10
?. m. Sam Bait viii De chairman.
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smooth no n. p. Straight Eigfa
Engins. II provides roomy COM
fort for six. It's styled In the
Custom manner. Cons, sse a.
ps,csD yUsr Asoys rss LOWEST
There's bffis differences IN price BE-
tween de iurs model to~ess priced
cars and the bag ODDS special But
. whale d . dsfS>rsn14 In cassl
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SALT LAkg CITY. Utah Utah
industry experienced i's hes, year
IN = decade in ia<o. . report ny
the state department ~ place
msnt and unemployment Insurance.
has revealed. Payroll. tntsied
800 .s<a. 900, distributed among
700 employers
II you're not using u. sell u with
a Fsst-Aetion Timss Want Ad.
Phone Main sint.
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Core Of the News
WILL MEET THURSDAY

The board Of directors Of Tacoma
school district No. 10 will meet at
q 30 p. m. Thursday in the Central
school building.
DIR. J. c. skaer. dentist, an
nounees the removal Of office TO
1406 Washington building. adv.
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