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The Omaha guide., 1941-11-01
FASHIONS ALONG THE
STROLL

It's too warm on the streets for
a topcoat and too cold to be with
out one. So the smarter Cats has
thought of a brilliant idea!!!!....
FLASH!!! They are wearing Fling
ertipps. The fine jackets for
boys. Have you by any chance
seen the smart jacket Phercy BYRD
is wearing ~. Straight from Chi
cago, we believe that he said, he
was n Of the first in Omaha to
break out in that Hollywood fling
ertip and to speak nothing Of the
brown and tan reversible one
Phercy Roundtree is wearing. Mac
Franklin who practically stays
on the fashion parade, has a light
tan fingertip. Simon Hughes, an
other one of our finer dressed cats
is modelling and has been for
sometime. i Green Corduroy Re-
versible jacket. Billie Riggs looks
very fine in his fur coat and then
comes Richard Gaskin, modelling
his. That little jitterbug guy.
Bob Floyd, has a green corduroy. .
Kenneth Starks also has a green
one among the other fine Sur
Coats, they are worn by Sol Hard
imam, Wendell Chambers, Law
renee Smith, Theotis Woods, FL
wood Hicks, Glen Anders, David
Hughes. So this concludes our
fingertipps for this week.
The Omaha guide., 1941-11-01

? New York, (Typ)-Ask anyone
l.ere in New York where is tao
Savoy Ba room. Ask them, too,
what goes on Up there. They WI
direct sou to the place where rhy-
tim j. king. Where the first blue
not Ct swing burst forth. Here
where swing was born 1--WE talk
came mtc being. where jii:er,
j4pr n 1--WE made a nation a,!vn.
with the rhythmic teat Of the
GrurI'. the blare Of the trump X;
the gaze Of brass and the voca!
sweet songs and hot tunes Of both.
singer and swinger. thtt's Harl
C.::'s Savoy, the Home Of Happy
Feet
1t vas at Harlem's Savoy Ball
room that name bands like Filing
ington. Galloway, Lunceford, Hop
kins. Eenderson-Cai way. and I
hundred Of lesserlites played 70
:renz*ed jitterbug carers. The
famed "400", a or Jup tr4at created
The Omaha guide., 1941-11-01

On Thursday, October 10Th
Long School teachers held their
annual open house for parents in
conjunction with the regular PTA
meeting. Parents were entertain
ed by the students. Some of whom
helped served the refreshments.
After the regular business SEES
sion Mrs. E. Skinner, program chr.
man, presented a mothers sext-
cite: Mesdames r. B. Alexander.
r. L. Campbell, w. Morris, T. L.
Woods, E, Littlejohn, H, A, Gray:
E, Littlejohn in a vocal solo and
a speaker from the Omaha Com
munity Chest.
Other special guests were Mes
DANES F. W. Baker, John Finally
son and j. w. Knox, all of the Is
aac Saddler chapter of the OAR
This group presented a flag to The
school in behalf of their organiz-
alton. Mrs. Nellie Royce former
Long school teacher, and Mrs. Bias
il Smith, state district president
of district No. 2 of Nebraska PTA
spoke briefly
Mrs. E. L, Young acting presid.
ent Of Long School PTA. gave
brief report on her trip to the an
nual State PTA. meeting.
The Omaha guide., 1941-11-01
SHALL WE REVIEW THE
DANCE OF MONDAY NIGHT

D1A4NOL Ut Null
All the hep Cats and Chicks fell
out all drapped and lookin' fine
rare, solid and other adjectivos
that could possibly describe them
First on the scene, let's glance the
Avenue before the dance begins.
Drug stores are filled with drags
who are awaiting the dance tt
come on. Some of the Cats fee.
that they cannot enjoy themselves
without having a you know.
half pint Of "Old Grand-dad" &
they promenade in and out of tho
saloons, trying TO make ends
meet.
Now as we auntro up to tn
main entrance Of the Dreamlano
hall, we spot a number of Rocks
wondering as usual, where they
can borrow 55c. Meanwhile thost
who have the do-re-me, give less
for everybody and file up the
stairs to begin the jam session
The band is fine of course, and
everyone seems to be enjoy n2
themselves immensely. Louise
Jones and William Winn were 70
gether of course. Clara Ander-
son looked very fine and was
jumpin' of course. What's this ::
looks like Bob Floyd has attract
ed a crowd already. III. swinging,
his partner left to right and round
about. Roberta. you know Long
mire spent half the evening with
Bobbie w. So naturally A. d. M.
that fine personality was here,
and there with various Chicks.
Joyce Blair styled an unsweep aid
Elwood H. swept her off her feet.
Gene Harrison was there, although
he complained a couple of times "a
bout his dogs barking. ~. Connie
was bugging with all her might.
Warren Agee seemed to be hav-
ing a gay time with different
Chicks. John Hamilton, so full Of
energy, was bugin' it on out. Most
Of the people just listened to the
orchestra. The Watson Bros. lis
tened patiently, without sprain-
ing an ankle. Bryce Doris was
looking very fine also. Jackie
must have spent a wonderful even
ing mo he didn't indulge in
drinks, it was a fee-male. Pork
lie was beefin' his line to several
Chicks. We are knowing you are
an old man. Theresa and Thelma
H. were present, and you can bet
they were enjoying themselves.
Joy j. and fiancee were there.
This is just a third Of the Rocks
who were there. nevertheless
everything was rare fine and
foxy.
The Omaha guide., 1941-11-01
Mr.. Frank Harris, lib North
23rd St., is now in the CCC Camp.

N. B. c.. L. Local No. 1O1 The
National Beauty Culturist League
Local No. 10 met October %, 1941
at the Althouse Beauty School. A
very interesting meeting was held.
The retiring Pres. Mrs. Christ
inc Althouse made a wonderful adj
dress and the election Of officers
followed.
The new officers are as follows:
Mrs. Hattie Moore, President, Mrs.
Whey Walker, Vice President, Mrs
Flossie Moore, Secy, Mrs. Louise
Cooper, Asst. Secy, Mrs. Christine
Althouse, Treasurer. The League
adjourned to meet November IL,
1941 at 1847 North oath St. All
The Omaha guide., 1941-11-01

The Ernest Evans Chapter No,
8 was named after the first col
ored soldier to be brought home
from France. The late Mrs. Thorn
as Wheeler suggested that name.
During the convention which
they held about a week ago, War
Mothers Mrs. Eliza Forrest and
Mrs. Avant, delegates from Omaha
were treated royalty by the mem
Der state officers.
Mrs. Forrest extends an invit-
alton for all War mothers to join
the Ernest Evans Chapter No. 9
For application come into the O
maha Guide office.
The Omaha guide., 1941-11-01
NORTHSIDE CHAUFFERS
CLUB

The Northside Chauffer's club
entertained at the home of Newton
Knight. The hosts for the even
ing were Mr.. Joe Winston, Mr..
Newton Knight, Nh Hayes. Lunch
was served, refreshments and many
games played and music was furn-
ished. With many out of town
guest present. Guest of the ev-
ening were Miss Beatrice Town
send of Desmoines, Mr.. Rasamara
Of Brooklyn, New York, Mr.. Hard
aman of Chicago, H., Mr., Grove
Of Chicago, ILL.,, Mr.. L, P, Battles
of Guthrie, Okla, Mr., Manford Of
Omaha.
The Omaha guide., 1941-11-01
REALLY VERY BOLD:

We are surprised at J. B. wax
ing up to R. T. and telling her
that she wasn't jealous of D. H. be-
cause she lad him. R. T. has
been going with d, H, a long time
Miss J. B. had better get a boz
friend OF her own instead of 5-y-
The Omaha guide., 1941-11-01
lU GIRLS
I'll ON The
STREETS.

1t has been said and it is Oh,
so true-"If you Want to. Stay
Healthy-Win Friends and Influ-
ence People, don't write a Gossip
Column"
But since Gossip is a thing that
has been every since there was
something to Gossip about. 1T
Must Go On!!! And there is a way
to gossip SO that you write SO lit
tie but know much more; So let's
read this weekly Gossip.
The Omaha guide., 1941-11-01

Mrs. Elsie Johnson was hostess
to the Cosmopolitan Club Friday,
evening, October II. All members
present a brief business meeting
was held. The discussion of the
evening was the Halloween party
to be given. The hostess served
a very delicious luncheon Next
meeting is with Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
win Burnside 2018 North 22nd st.
Hattie Dunn, Pres, Geo. Clark, Rep
orter.
The Omaha guide., 1941-11-01
WATERS
COLUMN
(BY "a. w. SMITH)

We talked with quite a number
of the UP. dining car walters and
they were all glad to have a friend
" chat about the Walters Column
in the Omaha Guide. Mr.. James
McAllister, Mr. Linwood Hall, Mr..
Smith, Mr.. Luther Johnson and
Mr.. Metoyer. We also had the
pleasure Of meeting Mr.. JOHNNIE
Baker of Portland, Oregon and he
yet has the appearance Of a young
man with the foreign look in his
fAce. Alright Johnnie keep the
good work up. Continue to pitch
while we are battling with the zero
weather in Omaha.
F~ONTENELLE HOTEL
The F~ontenelle Hotel was on the
map this week with the AkSarBen
King and Queens Supper Dance.
and WE know the boys went over
the top with the white uniforms
and pleasant smiles and very fine
way Of giving good service. And
say do they know their onions and
how. Mr.. Underwood always
knows what is is all about from A.
to z. Keen on going BOYS.
OMAHA CLUB
The Omaha Club is at the top as
usual with Mr.. Blackwell and Mr..
Earl Jones stepping on the gas in
the good service movement and 60
ing over the top at all times with
MI. Frank Buford, Mr. Harry Fra
zier, Mr.. Dave Morrison, and the
Bright light crew Of fine gentle
men walters.
We shall be very careful in tele-
phoning the Chamber Of Commerce
dining room in the future as the
musician head waiter will say start
the conversation when he picks up
the receiver and MI. Chester, golf
player Hodges, and the e~x-service
man Capt. Burns always give me
the laugh. The Waldorf chef Mr..
John Marshall joins in with them
by telling me. if you don't start no
stuff there will be no stuff. All
The Omaha guide., 1941-11-01
ZIEGFELD GIRLS:

New York and Hollywood 90
not have all of the Ziegfeld Girls.
Omaha also has some. They are
Estelle McCraty, Lydia McCraty,
Shawn Edmondson, Dolores VIII
Jams, Mary Yancey, Gloria Jeal
Claxton,
The Omaha guide., 1941-11-01
PAULINE EDWARDS:

Miss Edwards was talking aboul
what kind Of cigarettes she likes.
/ am surprised because | didn't
know that Pauline, Of all people,
knew anything about cigarettes.
Miss Edwards pretends to be So
high and mighty, and she is most
unfriendly. l would think she
would refrain from smoking, tch,
tch, my, my.
The Omaha guide., 1941-11-01
CYCLOPS:

All Of you Cats think you know
who the Cyclops is, but you don't.
The Cyclops is not a member Of
the Sub-Deb Club, the Cyclops
does not go to Central High. 49,.
the girl who used to write this col
umn doesn't write it anymore. g.
because I have taken over and no
one knows who I am.
See you Cats next week. Take
it Slow because it really isn't hard
~. 1T is just Slow and easy.
The CYCLOPS and ASSTS.
The Omaha guide., 1941-11-01

Mr.. Douglas Corbin, Butcher a
the Lewis Grocery underwent al
operation, but is doing nicely a
this time. Mr.. Corbin lives a
POOL North 18th st.
The Omaha guide., 1941-11-01
FASHION PARADE:

Miss Vivian Phillips was look
ing fine. She was wearing a green
suit, white blouse, black hat and
accessories. Miss Bertha Davis
was wearing some fine square TO-
ed strollers. Miss Rozella Thomas
was looking fine in her sport out
fit. Miss Shawn Edmondson wore
a beige jacket, green skirt, green
and white scarf. She used beige
accessories.
The Omaha guide., 1941-11-01
1T CAN BE DONE

1t didn't take Herman V. long
to get sharp after all. The other
night he was drapped--had plenty
of dc-re-me and plenty Of women.
My, my, my!
Well Cats, this is all this week.
Your Weak to Week, Girls On
The Streets.
The Omaha guide., 1941-11-01

A Halloween party was held at
the YWCA on October 80, 1871. It
was given by The girls of the
Blue Triangle Club.
The Omaha guide., 1941-11-01

Mr.. Fred Dixon who suffered a
broken leg after being injured in
a soccer game Sunday last, Octo-
Der II, is at home.
The Omaha guide., 1941-11-01

We are knowing you Cats had a
fine time at the dance. There
didn't seem to be much fighting
going on. You tough Cats have
to bring this fighting business to
a climax. We hope you act bet
ter in the future.
The Omaha guide., 1941-11-01

Miss Florence Young of 945 n.
25th St., returned home from the
hospital on October %, 1941.
The Omaha guide., 1941-11-01
JEWEL EVA MILLER:

JL " I'll IN II NTIILT1N'
We are surprised to hear Miss
Miller discussing cigarettes. She
must kniw something about them
or she wouldn't be saying what
kind she likes.
The Omaha guide., 1941-11-01
ing to separate D. Fl. and R.. T,
CELEBRATE:

Miss B. D. and Mr.. J. w. have
been going together six months,
We hope they continue on their
romantic career.
The Omaha guide., 1941-11-01

members are asked to be present.
Mrs. VIM. Cooper, Reporter,
Mrs. Hattie Moore, President.
The Omaha guide., 1941-11-01

Ladies, you will all agree
Ii you try this recipe:
Orange Vanilla Whip
1 package orange-1avored CELIA
TIN; l package vanilla cornstarch
pudding.
Prepare orange gelatin and
vanilla cornstarch pudding as
directed on packages. Chill pud-
ding. Chill gelatin until cold and
syrupy. Place in bowl Of cracked
Ice or ice water and whip with
rotary egg beaten until fluffy and
thick like whipped cream. Add
chilled pudding gradually, beating
constantly until blended. Turn into
sneroet glasses or large serving
alsn; Chill until firm. Serves 10
The Omaha guide., 1941-11-01

Mr.. 0. Roundtree is slowly on
the mend.
The Omaha guide., 1941-11-01
Whip A Whip
Together

= 81 Frances Lee Barton -
WOMEN who profess to know
w Say that WHIPS are apropos
NOT Tor training girls and bows:
The Omaha guide., 1941-11-01
GEORGE MOORE:

We wish to encourage George
Moore who is a young football star
at Central. We have watched him
play. He will be very good if the
Coach will give him a chance. Sue
cess to you George Moore. We
are all for you.
The Omaha guide., 1941-11-01
CLUBS:

All members please be present
at the Sub-Deb Club meeting
which will be at the home Of Miss
Venita Hall Saturday at 800.
The Omaha guide., 1941-11-01
RECOVERED:

We are glad to see Miss Rozella
McGill feeling better after a brief
illness.
The Omaha guide., 1941-11-01
The All
Seeing
EYES,"

CUTEST GIRL OF WEEK:
Naomi Downs.
The Omaha guide., 1941-11-01
BEST LOOKING BOY OF

OAOA AOOAAA4NU DOI OF
WEEK:
Mr.. David Acres from Los Ang-
eles.
The Omaha guide., 1941-11-01

BEST DRESSED GIRL OF
WEEK:
Shawn Edmondson.
The Omaha guide., 1941-11-01

Well here I am again with 4 lit
tie spiel for you people:-We hope
you will find something of inter
est.
The Omaha guide., 1941-11-01

Not for snap.
ping toe
much noise;
Not for politics
Of course;
Not for squirting
mule or horse;
But for serving,
noon or night
AS a cool, de-
liciOuS hito
The Omaha guide., 1941-11-01

right big shots, good luck to you,
and think of me while you are do
ing good for everyone.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-23
Mueller Furnace
Proving Popular

Karl Norhy heating and venu-
lating engineer for the Tacoma
Plumbing supply company, re-
ports the Mueller line Of furnaces
and air-oonditioning plants are
proving popular in Tacoma and
Southwest Washington
The company. located at BIS So.
23d st. claims high quality and
fine workmanship distinguishes the
Mueller line. and that dealers in
this territory report great salts
faction has resulted from the
many installations.
The Mueller Fifty" series
makes II possible for the moderate
priced home to enjoy the essential
functions Of winter sir-condition-
ing, all the comfort and freedom
Of automatic heat. plus clean, fill
tered warmth. uniformly circulated
in the home.
II embodies good. substantial,
attractive design, to provide clean.
economical. dependable heat. and
offers the advantage Of being
priced to meet the needs and
purse of the moderate sized home.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-23
No Shortage Of Winkler
Suckers, Dealer Says

1t is reported by the manage
ment of the Walesby Heating COM
pany that there is no storage OF
Winkler Coal Suckers or Super
flame Oil Circulators.
Executives of the firm. which
is located at 2315 Sixth ave. state
that efficient production and dis
! tribution methods have resulted in
abundance of this equipment in the
local market.
The walesby Heating company
represents a complete line of heat
ing equipment designed to meet
all requirements. Complete fur
mace installations with automatic
firing device may be had, while
those whose furnaces are in good
condition may secure automatic
firing devices for their old fur
naces. All employees in the in
stallation and service departments
are union men.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-23
Peck Displaying
Rudy's 1912 Line

The full and complete line OF
Rudy air-conditioning units has
been acquired by the Peck Fur
mace a Heating company, the 1912
models OF which are now In Ia
coma and on display. The COM
pany continues its representation
of the extensive line OF Rudy fur
naces and other equipment
The Peck firm is the exclusive
representative for the Rudy Fur
mace company of Dowagiac, Mich,
for this territory, and has In
stalled many of that compsny's
heating units In and around Taco
ma in recent years.
A popular piece of Rudy equip
ment Ia the Rudy Oil Heat AIT
Conditioner, which comes in vary
ing capacities Of BTU units rang
ing from $1,000 per hour to
100 900 per hour. Through this
new unit. 1t is possible. according
to company officials. to regulate
air conditions in the home with no
trouble at all.
This unit, with its controlled
circulation, distributes heat evenly
to all parts of the home, reducing
air qualification and indoor drafts
The unit filters dust, dirt and pol.
len from the air. as well as safe
guarding the health Of children
playing at floor level.
Humidity is supplied automatic
ally to prevent air dryness, and
helps preserve woodwork. furni
ture. plaster and books. 1T doe'
away with the coal bin. stocking
ash removal. coaling days and fir
tending" says Leonard Peck, hea'
of the Peck organization. "Yo'
have extra time for hobbies. rec
reation or relaxation. And the fue
bill will be surprisingly low, too
because in the spring and fall onl'
intermittent heat is required sn'
your Rudy unit will operate onl,
long enough to supply just tn
right degree of heat desired"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-23

efficiency Of the company and -
great convenience to It's Gus
TONERS
According q Marx Doiliver. the
company operates the largest and
most modern fleet Of tank trucks
n Tacoma all OF which are equip
ped with automatic meters and are
operated By bonded drivers.
Amundsen. the FIRST man 70
reach the South Pole. attained that
point Dec. Il. 1911
You help yourself when YOU BUY
/ L. $. Defense Bonds
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-23

Everett Jensen is now oper--
citing the fuel business his
fother organized so years oeo.
to guide its operations until but
few years ago. Then his son
Everett took over the management
and continues TO operate a COM
pany which has served private and
business firms for half century.
The elder Jensen retired from
active business life several years
ago, after pioneering in the fuel
business in the city for many
years. The large fuel yard owned
by the Jensen firm at the South
Washington street address is but
one unit Of the firms business. In
addition TO this yard. a huge saw
dust storage warehouse is located
on Ruston way. in close proximity
to the lumber mills from which
Jensen obtains his sawdust fuel.
Beginning with one-horse
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-23
Gas Service Well
Abreast of Times

IN the heating field both for
homes and business gas service
has kept abreAst-and ahead-of
the demand for real convenience
and comfort At a reasonable cost.
Whether II is floor type furnace
for HOSES without Easements. a
circulating type heater. an air con-
ditioned furnace for the home. or
a unit type heater for a business
establishment, there il = specially
designed gas unit for each psrtic-
ular purpose.
Gas offers the flawless service
OF heating appliances that have
been designed by engineers and
constructed in factories devoted
exclusively 10 the manufacture Of
gas fired appliances. Upon the in
stallation Of gas equipment. the
purchaser il absolutely sure he is
getting the utmost in heating COM
fort and convenience. as all appli-
ances sold by the Washington Gas
A Electric Co. are approved by the
American Gas association.
Annoyances, Inconvenience are
indeed few in the all gas home.
Life Is easier. work is lighter. and
holiday hours" are more frequent
when gas takes care of the four
major Jobs of cooking, water heat
ing. refrigeration and heating.
In the modern business where
floor space is at premium. gas
unit heater suspended from the
ceiling supplies forced air heat
which results in many savings to
the user. This modern method of
heating In being adopted by hun
dreds OF stores. offices. garages
and factories, theaters. churches.
auditoriums and countless other
establishments in the territory of
the Washington Gas and Electric
Co. The convenient sizes and com
pactness of these heaters make
them adaptable to many heating
problems.
Due to the wide variety Of equip
ment available. gas service can
answer any and all heating prob
lens.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-23
Jensen F uel a Veteran Firm

wagon the firm has grown to an
IL modern truck concern. With
the advent of fuel oil into the Ia
coma field, Jensen added the nee
essary transport equipment 10
handle. that ever increasing BUSH
ness. All types of wood. all grades
and sizes Of coal, sawdust and oil
are carried for quick delivery to
any part of Tacoma and the sur
rounding area at all times.
The oil transports are equipped
with meter devices which deliver
to the customer a certified receipt
of every ounce of fuel oil delivered
to his storage tanks.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-23
Tunks Corrode With
Heat Increase

Corrosion in hot water tanks
increased 100 per cent with each
40 degrees in temperature. accord
ing TO the American Iron and Steel
institute. Thus a hot water heater
operated at $50 degrees will cor
rode just twice as fast as IL oper'
sted at the recommended lao de-
grees.
Engineers of the institute advise
the use Of properly constructed
and adjusted thermostatic controls
to prevent excessive temperatures
and consequent rapid corrosion OF
heater tanks.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-23
Fine Facilities Aid To Greater Service

Modern facilities have PLAYED an
important part in the rapidly
growing volume Of business the
Fuel Oh Service corporation IS DO
ing In the Tacoma market
Owned By Mark Deliver and
Roger Stewart. the Fuel OIL Serv-
ice corporation markets the IA
nous Standard heating OILS. a
product which has enjoyed an en-
vaihle reputation for high quality
and consistent uniformity.
The new location o. the Fuel OF
Service corporation, located st SIC
A st. has proven an aid to the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-23

Coleman oil heater for its all
around utility and economy. The
Coleman offers all the advantages
Of real fireplace without any
fuss or dirt 1t operates on an ex-
tremeiy low draft. sending warmth
to every section Of the room. warm
floors. warm corners and warm
walls are the result. You don't
have to huddle close TO 1t TO get
warm.
For years Coleman's famous
forced warm air without moving
parts has brought delightful new
comfort TO thousands of happy
families all over America. But the
new Coleman with the furmance
type unit Is more powerful than
ever-actually circulates the warm
air in your home 3 to times an
hour"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-23
Utility and Economy
Influenced Choice

= Leon Mills. appliance manager
at Overland's. 1877 Commerce st.
sees possibility Of shortage Of
oil heaters as the result Of national
defense requirements
:. At the same time he outlines
the reasons Overland selected the
Coleman oil heater. 4 heater man.
..nfactured by a company which has
been associated with heating prob
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-23
Begon Business
Back in 1891

Every line Of business has It's
veterans and in the fuel business
in Tacoma 1t Ia the Jensen Fuel
company.
Robert Jensen founded the COM
pany back in 1891 and continued
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-23
LONDON CRIME

When its police department was
organized more than 100 years
ago. London was the most crimi-
nal place In the world. There
was, on an estimate. one criminal
for every "a persons in 1928.