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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-08-23
Montana Refiners Are
At Utmost Capacity to
Supply Growing Demands

Montana refnees operating capacity the face
record market both and the storage
fined products Continued demand at the present will empty
products tanks in of the larger efneries reported
Montana products going to the Canadian
market which is this taking refined products rather than the
large of crude of former The increase the
price refined products Canada has made this
attractive than formerly when the exchange
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-08-23


drilled getting the
adzatiOn,
forming the firm Of Cuey which firm
Failing oil
drilled
Of the most highly profitable operations history
field Most Of the wells had sant shOwings
few developed quantities water which special equip
Crumley operators years experience in
Continued o
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-08-23
COBB NAMED
TO OIL BOARD
BY GOVERNOR

A. B. Cobb, Cut Bank producer and
new head Of Home Oil & Refining
Co. of Great Falls, was this week APP
pointed as a member of the OIL Con-
servation board by Gov. s. @. Ford, to
succeed w. E. Rice, resigned.
Cobb is a member OF the regional
producers committee of the new oil
co-ordinator setup for the Rocky
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-08-23
East SeabOarl
HvSteria Is Not
Based On Facts

There is much confusion with re-
gard to the threatened shortage Of
/ petroleum products in the East Coast
area says the Independent Petroleum
association Incomplete facts and
4 careless statements have brought US
/ dangerously near to the hysteria which
often leads to hasty and unsound
action.
The oil industry's transportation
system has already been seriously dis
rupted by the diversion Of tankers to
British shuttle service, but the indus
try has obviously moved quickly TO
meet the situation 1t should be noted
that in the face OF a record demand
and the diversion Of the tankers, stocks
OF gasoline and light fuel oil have, 50
far. shown no tendency to be depleted
Combined, these stocks increased at
an average rate of about 100000 bar
rels daily during the five weeks end
ing Aug 9, 1871 This compares with
the abnormally large increase Of $1,000
barrels daily during July Of last year
and $1,000 barrels daily for the July
average Of the two years 1889 and
1910"
The statistical chart furnished by
the IPA furnishes absolute proof that
the propaganda campaign thus far is
war hysteria unless. as Is pointed out, /
any future actions that may further
reduce the tanker fleet viii probably !
have serious effect upon these sup
plies. II therefore seems par
ticularly important in view Of the /
present situation that all the facts be /
made available to the public and the
industry"
A visitor from Chicago this week
gave us a sidelight on Mr.. Ickes. He
and Ickes were members Of the same
golf club at Chicago. Ickes always
made It point TO tell everyone how
TO play golf: self-appointed author
ity. But when 1t came 10 tournament
play. Ickes played in the e" flight
which is the "duffer" class.
Moved to Washington, MIR. Ickes like
wise has an ambition TO run every
hing he knows little about and par
dcularly the biggest. most complex
industry In the world-the petroleum
Everyone knows that the pc
.roleum industry is the best prepared
o meet a national emergency. 1t has
arrived at It's high state Of efficiency
~ fighting clear Of government con-
.rol. so when the government di- ]
Terges Eastern seaboard tankers into
he lend-lease service, why not call ]
Ipon the industry to solve the re-
ultant problem2 Why government {
.ontrol2 Nothing that Ickes can do OF,
ay win expedite the movement Of I
more gasoline to the East coast The
ask win be performed more quickly I
nd efficiently without government /
ontrol than with it. Who is so naive
s to believe that government can do {
in the realm Of industry as
Continued on Page -Four
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-08-23
ZOE on PACT ExTENsION

WASHTNGTON.-The senate unan-
imously agreed to a house resolution
extending until Sept. /, 1913, the inter-
state compact to conserve oil and gas
and sent It to the White House.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-08-23

The first auto taxi IN New York
city cruised on Fifth avenue IN 1904.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-13
QUESTIONS
AND ANSWERS

q whs, 10 'hs bsss shape and
sire for . lundry chute and shat
materials are most nften ussd'
A Ths household laundry chute
may be- round or rectangular In
shape, about twelve or eighteen
inches In width ana may 10 made
o. wood or sheet metal ~ wood
- used ths surfsos should es
sandsd smooth 10 prevent snss.
sinr tho clothes The chute can
10 built 10 the laundry floor. with
an access door st convenient
height or arranged ~ that the
clothes bssss, cen be- placed a..
rsoiiy under tho chute
q In plan. ho~ should tho
kitchen bs locstsd IN relation 10
other rooms
A. Tho sitensn. Of course. snosiii
10 directly adjacent 10 tina dining
room or. II the bogss 10 very small
tho dining space IN the living rom.
Access IN tho fror, fo1r without
passing ,hrouan other rooms 10 Ss'
sifsbis when possibls. ss 10 easy
secsss 70 me stair. - the ssssna
flor ara - ihs basement
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-13

4 ssw fnnsssia sesvsee. eoter~
sse h downtown ssssee@seA -
- srs~sa - ~ gv~ss1 ~ -
ne rust sssaidiae ~ iassev ~
- Apvsi sesapytao snsws -
square fsss ~ fssev spo<e
rhs smart rsw 49, w<n -
operated ~ = tSs nsenn - -
made svvanaemsoss vssh Irving
Thomas. msrsgsr ~ ~ nsea
sssi'dias. - isass ~ 1870 fsen-
sriy eesupisS ~ naless's esn1y
stare. 20 Inc psesfse eve Isvel 80
IN sass sves ths fouaeais - ~
vlrsss Drug store. witch p&anD
10 eliminate hal ssvvses Ia srsse
h make way ~ sItsvastsNA
rhs Pees vtll ~ sahsr ever ~
April !. ara werh wtii nsssW ~.
sssii'ss fsusssis s>ulpmsas asa
lighting fisssrss Eight a. -
rsrsss VIII ~ smpsaves % ~
ns~ shap. vtsh Larry nasrsssn1s
~ charge. krsss siss hAs -
eating ssd fountain hslsNmees
81 pvias~ ss6 raeema svsa
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-13

Fshey at the same time ssid
that home mortgage lending insti-
buttons. which today are aware ~
the dangers Of poor building have
II in their power 20 prevent =
real recurrence anywhere Of shod-
dy construction Of residential
dwellings.
The prospective home buyer
must he protected or an unpleas-
ant situation worse than tho boom
DAYS az the T,venties will result, +"
Fahey declared In many COM
munities the defense program has
slready brought about ~ great .
demand for new houses that CON
struction activity 10 approaching
boom proportions. In boom times
there IL always temptation for
INSCRIPTIONS builders 10 use
cheaper grades ~ material and
workmanship. II 10 necessary.
therefore. now. more than ever
before. 10 guard against the evils
Of jerry building.
During the boom days 81 the
Tswentiss. there was much fake
construction in this country the
home building industry rode the
rising tide. but too often sacrificed
permanent values for quick and
easy profits. Many Of the dwell
ings built during that period de.
Perforated 50 fast a. 10 cause
thousands Of families 20 iose the
savings they had invested In their
homes.
Il sincerely hope that mortgage
lenders will not allow the building
industry 10 make the same mis-.
take again. The experiences ~ the
Home Owners Loan Corporation
with over a million home martgsg-
- showed oonclusively that the
flimsy building of the Twsniiss
va. large factor In The fore
closure wave ~ the Thirtiss In
the interest both NJ the home
owner and Of the lending institu-
tons. such construction must be
eliminated
Good homes don't Iust grow.
a good design means little unless
good materials are built into q
house The value ~ good materials
il lost unless they are incorporst'
ed INTO an attractive and llyabls
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-13
Believes Evils
Can Be Cured Now

KANSAS CITY. Ma. Th< I'd.
verse effects of the business cycle
can no nsutrstlssd not 81 mseh by
emergency measures during dspses-
sion as by appropriate policies de-
yslopsd and carried out by proper
personnel In periods Of prosperity.
Herbert n. Faulkner. Hasson. Mas
ssehuss,,.. president n the Amer
lean Savings and Loan Institute.
told tho Institutes mldulntsr eou-
ference In Kansas City Ne said
that the purpose ~ the eduessinr-
al movement IN the home financing
business 10 to protect the business
against the sviis NJ prosperity.
when ! loas 81 the sweeping
departures from association pfse.
tiss with rhleh the sos have We.
it'd us the Federal iiems iosn
Bank system. the Homs ownsrs
Loan Corporation. the FEDERAL
Savings and Iran Insurance cor-
poration. Federal Savings and
Loan Associations. the FEDERAL
HouslnS Administration. selsatlfle
spprslsinx tsehnlaus. aggressive
advertising msthods. The direct
Reduction loan. ysfsabls Interest
rates feel that Understanding
these changes Of the present 10 shs
only wsy ! can meet tins changes
u the future. NJ Faulkner said
- es.rassssaH
nlrds ess initiate Sums of thsts
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-13

uass fr-s n hsm~s SAT n ths
easement
A basement essisrr II fir~re-
.sstsrs nst<nsis redu<e. ne fsrs
a.rsrs ~ delaying tss spreading
= FIRE = sHe Upper <t.<s<s -
eorsfsra n effscfsis ~ ~ re6evsI
Hea~srs Administration ss<n .
ceiling sl<r Improves - sr~>er-
sn<< n ~ rsssmsnt sd r-s->
prevent ss~ r~ss>es - thlst fruea
- n>s~msnt - rccrs shrvs
nsfers lasfaiilns the c>tilna sav
cr>nsrss n~t~sss van stads 81
- fsst-fiecx irssss - sroanl
rsr>s at re9ssssvs .Rcsss -
sics~f ~. n nsalss<w' tefms f'r>-
stepped rh~s~ openings. snieep
eles~d. h~eams f,ues tnvca~N
~hiss . FIRE n . n~s<ment m<v
- drawn nso ne w.Iss ss1 frrru
sf~es~
Openings - ~ satisfactorily
FIRE stopped sn~~id - ttGot1y
e1ns>s Win wceS s<ueuinG - -
lne.mhossihss nsserfal s>srn -
1rs-rsssrasat snsuisst~A
Any ore ~ ssversi mssevseIe
may ~ snttsfsescssiy 49, ~
basement e>slInes ovpsae ncere
- ssssstes bnsrs whi<h semp ~
sheets may - nailed - ~ ~
tnm 81 the ictsss o.. = 6e~sre4
cement plaster can - spfise6 -
metal lssh - ryrssn plaster ssn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-13

compact arrangement - rosua
fss outside APPEAL u aus mo~siy
n . playful use ~ rests and AR
msfs rsft - 10 sAl.sl>d fc.f
dlrs down aver the treat door. per.
msttlns . fuli a~msr shnse ~hlle
another part u sharply cut EFF
several feet hikhsf Ire garage
resf fms SAN snath<s cot ef
e.sss TIA. hs.ak and asp a roef
areas effsets shs comparative Elm.
plselty ~ plan mssss ths cclerfsi
rccf Tire feesI rois, n shs snt'rs
hcsss
Ard note the light fls<sssa g.
rage, . welcome change ffem tss
asasl Asrh. depressing ear sal.
To-.
olsss h,a<ts have ss>~ sssd In
the living nam. n furm swo
panels fiankinG the frrot end
window rn~s> help srrss~ the
rr"m. from the street. fcs though
they admit Hight they en~ars
vision
or course. lrts ~ closets 10 an
aid story nav sverysady srprs.
eisiss hcw important They are.
Hut this house has even more
thsn usual. without overriding .
very good iass For instance. two
closets opening csf tns entry hall
provide space for outer clothes
ard games Ore ~ thea has ten
peek" windows So In the oufss
ssIl. these III u with translucent
daylight . hir help IN IN ether.
siss dark riossi
The exterior walls 81 the hou~
are ~ ~ood. painted light pearl
gray. A contrast ~ eisphnrd
with smooth sidlrs fused shave
the front doorl adds n IL hsvi.
snntsiity. hsips emphasis the ca
try.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-13

Mrs Bertha Mcintyre will en-
tertain the Purdy Home and Gar
den club at the clubhouse Friday
afternoon. MIS- Anns swensen will
assist. There will he a short pro-
gram followed by the annual seed
and plant exchange. The roll call
will he An Irish Joke"
Mr.. and Mrs. Rev Hnr,.ook 70.
turned recently from n month,
trip to California and Mexico.
Prof. Michel franck of Pacific
Lutheran college viii speak on
The Balkan situation" at the
Narrows Bridge school PIT A
meeting Friday evening Tho pro-
gram will also include accordion
solos by John Schmidt and song,
by James Lsnghelm.
A daughter was born 10 Mr. and
Mrs Frank Jolly Of Vaughn Sun.
day at Gig Harbor hospital.
c J. olney Of spokan. Ia,
bought a piece Of property Just
south Of Burley and is preparing
10 build home there
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-13
mYOrders

MasHiNGIoN - The War depart
nnsni has issued tho following orders
Lieut. Cols Milton Hsilfron. osc
slrasville hiss 70 Camp wallace
William Y Corshili r. Port fiil %
indianapolis. hinert W Roche inf
A. Hale me. Camp Bowie 70 Brown
wood Ter ~ Clair Street. az ia.
wsiisn Dept 70 Wright f7sid I'd.
ward NJ Taieferro jf car Hawaiian
Dept 70 Fort winfield Scott. Robert
: Barr, Cd Hawaiian D.pt.. 70 Port
Mas. John r cunton IA Indian
spolis 70 Fort Brass. Vsrn wal
bridge. osc Hawaiian Dept. 70 Port
Rodmsn Walter l. Mccormick. rac
Hawaiian Dept. 70 Port Monroe
Harry v Meyer eac hawaiian Drpt
70 Fort Monroe Malcolm II. HArVell
ose Panama Canal D-pt 20 Port
Port Francis ? Warren. % Port Ben.
ming; riyin n Burger asc. Port Sam
Houston. 70 Camp Polk james W
hosteiisr u cNs Port Riley 20 Port
Custer WilsT Reid Wright a. fes
SEATTLE 70 duiY. Washineton EdEln
Trumsn ThoIa meas. nc rec DRIVER
% DUTY. Atlanta
Capt. Paul Eiiss. ose Panama
Truman W Morris cd Dover .
% Puerto Rlesn Dept Bert 4. LInd :
quist "a Carlisle fHrrsekf u Pan
sms Canal DEPT Theodore Fis-
ebsr DC Port Williams - Port Dir
Joseph " Dsn1tf. me. GisnvleE M
70 seott gleio Louis yrsnsls ruhsl.
nan, rvs rs OEosso nieh N
Edgewood Arsenal Edvaro August
Psir ehsr Fss nitHviiis Wssh -
duty Port stsvens vernon Troy
suddsth chap fes Hinusspoils n
suts epaFsns Milton Yaear paffsr-
an - res. sessrsyss rsx - duty
btfkhdsls Fislo Wayne Waldo con .
CiiHoy uue rec Portland. Ore -
DUTY Vancouver Bsrrackt Nurdosh
KsDdrics Goodwin one res wyn6-
MOI. Pa n duty. Philadelphia.
Charles etsArns sp~c res Martinez
Calf. N dufy tscrsmsn.o
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-13

home. And design and materials
can both he ruined by poor work.
mnnship To provld. ell ~ ,hsss
vital elements. good design. coed
materials and good workmanship
demands . definite. expert
technical service which can best
be provided ~ the institutions
which finance our country .
homes.
The mortgage lender has .
long term interest In each home on
which he holds q mortgage n the
house begins In crack up speedily.
or " the maintenance costs are
excessive. the homs owner viii not
or cannot keep ur his monthly
payments. That mssns that the
lending institution must 20 IN all
Of the expense ~ taking over the
property and we all know n our
sorrow that Foreclosure. psrtiou-
larry on . poorly built home. In
sbiNes isfks Iee~es 10 the tsHnef -
well 40 10 the borrower.
The agency which 10 In the
most strategic position 10 eurb un.
sound construction IL the mort
gage lender. Whistler . home 10
built on contract or by . spscuis.
tive builder. almost invariably
mortgage credit must he obtained,
Mortgages esn. therefore. prso.
ileally stop construction which de-.
esiyss the purchaser and msnsess
tho lender n they ~ili insis upon
adequate inspection by technically
trained. impartial Inspectors dur.
ing tho sourse ~ building A. .
condition ~ granting the loan"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-13
Enrol Flynn at
The Music Box
footsteps in the
Dark Opens Today

AL those who like mystery. ex
element. adventure and humor in
their films would do vel 70 take
themselves % the Music Box
thester today and see the new
Warner Bros. comedy-mystery
Footsteps in the Dark. starring
Enrol Flynn. This is his first mod
ern role in three years and let II
be said here and now that Enrol
can find as much adventure In
modern New York as he could on
the Spanish Main.
Charming Brenda Marshall, ia
nous for her Mrs. Sea Hawk role.
plays the lead opposite Flynn. and
from advance reports she sur
passes her Sea Hawk perform
snce. The film mixes thrills with
laughs as it tells the story Of a
mystery writer who tries TO get /
material first hand and finds out 4
that all be gets Ia trouble
plenty Of it.
The supporting cast includes
such film favorites As Ralph Bel
lamy. Lee Patrick. Alan Hale,
Allen Jenkins. Grant Mitchell and
Roscoe Karns. Ace film director
Iovd Bacon handled the scenario
which was written by Lester Cole
and John wexley from a play by
razlo Fodor. Bernard Merivale and
Jeffrey Dell.
Here Comes Happiness fes-
uring Edward Norris and Mildred
'oles, shares the screen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-13
Private Residential
Building Declining

SAN IRAN CISCO - The
Twelfth Federal Reserve Bank Of
ssn Frsnoisco today estimated
vain. Of all building construction
IN the district during February at
SIS .0O0. 900 as compared N s2s %
900 900 for the corresponding 1880
month.
The February total. ssslied by
defense construction projects. also
exceeded the January total Of
$50 .00o. 900
The reserve bank reported pri-
vats residential building declined
from the January peak. but army
and navy awards totsling $4,000
600 and nonresioentisi projects
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-13

lHg NluuS, sunlight ana view.
Although orientation would
seem TO be simply matter Of
facing q house so that the major
rooms are sunny and airy and have
pleasing ustas II really needs
expert attention TO be effective
To make sure the house is prop
erly placed on its lot, the prospec-
tive home owner is advised 10 con-
suit an architect whose job II IL
to understand such problems.
The problem of orientation is
complicated by the fact that the
geographic location Of the prop
erty plays an important part. a
house in the North needs the fun
benefit OF the sun and protection
from prevailing winds. while one
in the South needs the reverse
protection from the sun and the
benefits Of prevailing winds.
There sre certain fundamentals
which may be applied regardless Of
location. The living room should
face in q southerly direction, n
possible, 40 that II will be bright
and cheerful. IN the South IL may
be protected from the direct rays
OF the sun by overhsnging cor
nices II should also face the most
attractive view since this is the
room for relaxation and entertain
ment.
The bedroom should have sun
light at some time during the day.
but more important is adequate
ventilation Tbs IL best achieved
by facing themSoward the prevail
Ing winds and by providing win
dows on two exposures
The dining sloove Tor dining
room II the house is more preten-
tious) - well located II IL receives
the morning sun, while the kitchen
needs protection from tho heat Of
the afternoon sun during the
preparation Of dinner. An eastern
exposure will probably be best for
these two rooms.
The home owner may be dis
hesrtened by this array Of room
demands. but his architect usually
can solve the problem quite easily.
Almost any compact house plan
can be correctly orisnted by re-
yersing II or rotating H. the only
change required being the rsloca-
ton Of the entrance door and some
Of the windows.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-13
NOW PLAYING At
LOCAL THEATERS

RoNY-Jsmss Casney and Olivia de
Havillsnd in strawberry Blonde.
1900. $40. SIS. $50; also Thomas
Mitchell IN Flight from Destiny
RIALTo-Bud Abbott and Lou Cos
tello in Buck Privates,' 100, 2:io.
$50. T:3o. 1910. also John Howard
in Texas Ranger Ride Again,
/ .05. 3 as. as, :05.
MUSIC BoX-Errol FLYNN and Brenda
Joyce in Footsteps In the Dark, .
90, 3 SIS. SIS. ass also Mildred
Cole and Edward Norris IN Here
Comes Happiness, II SIS, so. 6:4s
Blue sE-Csrole Lombard and
Robert MONTGOMERY in Mr.. and
Mrs Smith" II 90. 3 as, $40 1000.
also KAY Francis and Jack oakie
William BOYD in In Old
lo.25: also Anita Louise ana Bruce
Bennett in Phantom Submarine,
LOS. 3 $50. $50 9:o5.
TEMPLE-Personal appearance OF
Marian Anderson, famous Negro
contralto
RETURN sHOwINGs
BEsERLN-AllRn Jones and Nancy
Kelly In One Night in the Irop-
les" also Baby Sandy IN Sandy
ecu Her Man.
MsoIaglen IN "Gungs Din also
Phillip Dorm in SIX Patrol
COMM NITy-Chsrles Lsughton and
Csrole Lombard in They Knew
What They Wanted" also Margaret
Lindsay and Ralph Bellamy In
Meet the wildcat"
KAY sTREET-Tyrons Power IN The
Marx Of Zorro" also JOHNNY Downs
in Sing Dance. Plenty Hot
EWOOD-cisudette Colbert and
also Gloria Jean In "A Little BIT
PARk-rrank Morgan in "Hullsba-
loo" also George Tobias In Calling
AL Husbands
PROCTOR-Jannes Cagney in City
for Conquest" also news events
feature The World In Planes"
REALARr-conrsd Veidt and ssnu
IN The Thief Of BagdAd, in tech
REN-Norma shearer and Robert
Taylor In Escape" also Edith Fel-
lows in "F1v. Little Peppers in
Trouble
sHELI-Chsrles Lang and Pay wrsy
In Wildcat Bus" also Desnna Dur
bin snd Robert Cumminss In
81 NsET-Bette Davis and Herbert
Marshall in The Letter" also
Cesar Romero In The Gay csbsi-
LIBERTY. Puyallup - James Cagney
in Here Comes tho Navy also
Douglas Fairbanks. jr, in Angels
Over Broadway
RIVIERA. Summarize Bennett and
Francis Lederer in The Man Mar
riec slso Cesar Romero In '-Ths
Gay Csbsllsro
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-13
Use Of Rust-Proof
Roof Nails Advised

Hunt-resisting roof nails are rec
ommended by Federal Housing
Administration technical officials.
Since the roof covering may be-
come bose long before it needs
to b replaced. nails which resist
rust are thought preferable. Hot
dipped xinc-coated nails are said 10
b most satisfactory. For wood
shingles cut or wire single nails
are rocommended. and for asphalt
and disbursement shingles and
roll roofing a large-headed roofing
nail ID thought best.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-13

Another NJ Hoilyso>sa's sseon6
generation has turned 70 pictures
Tor a career. r0snG Billy Ray.
currently appearing In Adam
Had -Four sons~ In support Of In.
grid Bergman. " nephew of Tom
ssn.~ hi, old fims film star.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-13
Core Of the News
~ B.SKRUpTCY

Alton Jess Jones. Vancouver.
Tuesday FLIED = petition IN hank
ruptcy with The clerk Of the fed.
srsi court ner. listing dssts Of
81. 0si 80 and ssssts at $500.
Hospital flowers HIM. FLORIST.
fAdyJ
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-13

which gained 80 900 900. placed the
total far above the preceding
month and the corresponding pc
NOD . year ago.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-13
Warns Of Evidence Of "Jerry"
Building Of Private Homes
WASHINGTON

WASHINGT0N-A warning that evidences Of the APP
renewal of Jerry building Of homes such occurred
the boom days Of i9222e have been again in
sections Of the country issued today by John Fshey
chairman Of the Federal Home Loan Bank board.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-13
Proper Room 0rieniaiion
Requires Careful PLANNING

When planning the construction Of house the potential
home should make certain that the properly
orened with respect to prevailing winds sunlight and view
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-13

This il just as important and
has as great an effect on the own
ers comfort as the heating system
or the roof. And. best Of all 1t is
something for nothing" a prop
erlv oriented house costs no more
than one planned without eonsid-
Grafton Of this factor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-13

The y. z sivll ssryies commits.
sion announces competitive 81
sminatinns zlil bs held n no near
future for pneumatic driiisf sp.
piics,ions must 10 cent N tina
Puget Sound nav yard. Bremen
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