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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-03
Acute Lack Of Graduate Nurses
Creates Demand for Volunteers

ing temperatures. pulse and res
piration. assisting with non-sterile
dressings. helping to apply casts
and splints. making patients COM
Portable. etc. The work is done
in hospital wards. hospital clinics,
official and voluntary public health
nursing agencies. industrial health
clinics. school health srevice. and
all field health organizations.
The uniform authorized by the
American Red Cross and the u. S.
Office Of Civilian Defense is blue
and white. with the insignia of
the volunteer nurses aid corps on
sleeve and cap.
Mrs. Gus Vert. Chairman
Mrs. Gus w Vert is chairman
of the volunteer nurses aid for
Tacoma Pierce county chapter
Working with her are Mrs. Edna
Il. Brown. vice chairman, Emery
Asbury. Mrs. A. d. Fay. Dr.. A
l.. Schultz. Mrs. J. NJ. Lamb, Miss
Aileen II. Tuttle. Mrs. Grace s
Coffman, Mrs. Genevieve Houston
Miss Mary Simonson. Mrs. Hen
riete Palmer, Sister Mary Turibia
Mrs. Myron Carr. Miss Louise
Flint Mrs. Bruce Nelson and Mrs
Fred Hepp.
Women interested In volunteer
ing for this work may call Mrs
Vierte at Garland 677s. or Mrs
Carr al Garland 1865.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-03
Beloved Doq
Dies at 10

Sally, little dog which Sgt
David Godfrey. U. S. army, re-
tired. saved from starving TO
death on Fort Lewis prairie, ia
dead.
To Sgt. Godfrey and his wife,
caretakers of the officers bath
ing beach at American lake. ii
was as though a member of the
family had died.
Sgt Godfrey, while talking
walk decade ago, found a dog
tied TO tree. Two of her pup
pies were still alive. The mother
animal and her two puppies ap-
parently had been left to starve.
One Of those two pups grew up
to become Godfrey's pet. Sally,
well-known to hundreds of army
officers who have come to the
beach over the years.
An appropriate funeral cere-
mony is being planned.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-03
Four Men, Woman Held by Police
Charged With Driving While Drunk

Sprague - was charged with
drunken driving Monday It 80
A. m. ArrestinE officers said
they came upon Curtis asleep IN
his car A. I4th and Market =,
and advised him 10 take = tax
home Curtis Is sad 10 have
locked his machine and started
down the road The officers drove
around the block and spotted
Curtis driving west on 18th st
He was arrested At 18th and
Market -.
Held b. onlookers
Onlookers held Dean Hawkes.
until arrival OF police Saturday
evening when the latter drove Ms
car into an army bus a. 2lst and
Pacific ave. The bus vas driven
BY Andrew J. Mcmahon Hawkes.
was driving OF the wrong side Of
the street al the time. police were
told
Lawrence Albert. IS. was ar
rested after residents OF the
vicinity IN which he was arrested
became alarmed at ms actions.
Police reported Albert would drive
for a half block or so and then
park At the time Of his arrest,
officers found in the car gallon
jug OF wine. nearly empty and
also a loaded ~ caliber rifle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-03
Art Schlegel
Re-Appoinied
Agoin Will Work
In County Office

Arthur W. sehiegcl. who re-
signed hst January a. chief
deputy county auditor to become q
eandidat. for city controller, was
reappointed a deputy Monday By
County Auditor s. Clifford Davis
When schlegei resigned. J. r.
Ford, superintendent Of elections.
was appointed chief deputy. He
will continue TO fiji both positions
Davis said Schiegel was too
valuable a man 10 the office 10 be
footloose At this time when the
office Is rushed with work.
HE has learned 40 much In his
q years In this department that
We can use him 10 excellent ad-
vantage now" Davis said
In the primary election. schleg,l
finished third behind l.. ". Craig
and Lyle Lemley. who will com
pete in the final election March 10.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-03
Woman S Knee Hurt
In Auto Collision

Mrs. Mildred Nelson of 1906 No.
Orchard st. was expected TO be re-
leased Monday from Tacoma Cen
eral hospital where she was treat
ed for possible fracture OF the
left knee.
She was taken TO the hospital
Sunday afternoon after a two-car
collision at No. 18th and Fife SITS
She refused ambulance service at
the time OF the accident. but was
later taken to the hospital in a
police prowl car.
The car. which Mrs. Nelson was
driving west on No. 18th st. was
struck by one driven by Sherwin
c. Swartout. who vas travelling
north on Fife st Swartout told
officers he didn't see the srterial
stop sign.
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Five motorists. Including one
woman. we're arrested ~ police
over the week end and charged
Nth driving a car while under
the influence u liquor. according
20 police records Monday.
The feminine influence Vas con-
tributed by Helen Fuqua. 80 q
1928 Olympia ave. Olympia. who
vas arrested A. 23d and Pacific
ave Sunday Al 40 a. m. after
officers noticed her driving north
on Pacofic ave In an erratie
manner. She also failed 70 stop
A. the arterisl Al Path and Pacific
ave, officers said.
Driving on Flats
Earl Y. Brewer. q. vas fol-
lowed BY officers early Sunday
when he was noticed driving west
on Puyallup ave. on two flat
tires. Despite The handicap. police
said he was driving fairly fast
and in several instances. nearly
struck several cars. The tenders
on his car were damaged. indi-
eating he had been in an acci-
dent He could not explain the
condition Of MS car. so officers
booked him for driving while
under the influence Of liquor and
ordered him held for investigation.
James r. Curtis. 1105is So.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-03
Woman Hurt When
Truck Overturns

Ellen Groth. 80, of 326 No. Ia
coma ave. was treated early Sun
day in Tacoma General hospital
for shock and bruises in an auto
mobile collision at 18th and Mar
ket SITS. about 1870 a. m.
She was a passenger in a light
truck which was being driven
down 18th st hill by her husband
Harry Groth. Driver of the other
car involved was Harry Winsor OF
222 So. 4th st, Shelton. according
to police The truck overturned.
Mrs. Groth was unconscious when
taken to the hospital by police
ambulance.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-03

In the News

Archibald MacIeish. director Of
the office Of facts and figures,
believes the tough truth" about
the war can be told the nations
because the people will under
stand and accept it."
In Portland. Ore. TO meet new
writers, Atlantic Monthly Editor
Edward Weeks believes the coun-
try's next noted humorist will
come from somewhere west Of
the Rockies"
At Hollywood Monday night.
Charlie Chaplin's silent hit "The
Gold Rush" will be reissued with
all the flare of pre-war pre-
view sgt. Joseph Lockard.
who gave the unheeded warnings
OF approaching aircraft at Pearl
Harbor Dec. Z. will leave san
Francisco soon for the officers
training camp at Fl. Monmouth.
n. j., to which he was appointed
as reward for his vigilance
Frank Nelor Of the dancing
team of Neloz ana Yolander sold
first screen rights 10 his story
The Great Castillo" to Manuel
Reschi. who is in Mexico City
organizing a Lstin-Ameriean pro-
duction company
A Domei dispatch from sings-
pore Monday quoted Lieut.. Gen.
Tomoyuh Yamashita that while
the Malayan campaign was ended
the war was far from being over
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-03
TocomGn Fractures
Hip in Sidewalk Fall

Victim OF a "pedestrian-pedes-
trial" collision on the sidewalk al
14th and Commerce st Sunday
evening. Frank Z. Strauss SO. OF
the Croft hotel was IN Pierce Coun-
" hospital Monday with frsc-
tured right hip and possible frac-
tured right shoulder.
Police. who took the elderly man
TO the hospital reported he was
bumped and Knocked u the pave
ment ny another man. who was not
identified.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-03
State Y. NJ. B. {.
Executive Board
Meets Thursday

A meeting 81 the executive com
mittee u the Washington sssoeis-
ton 81 Young Mems Business clubs
Is planned for this Thursday eve
ming. Just PRIOR 10 the Burma
Bhtz stag party sponsored by the
Tacoma club a. the Crescent ball
room.
" y. Downs OF Olympia. state
president. VIII preside Al the ses-
sion Other state officers ex-
pected 10 be present are Gilbert
Waite Of Tacoma. first vice presi-
dent. {. ?. Sehlosstein Of Seattle.
second vice president. Arthur A.
Cook OF Tacoma. secretary. Harry
SsEer Of Sumner, treasurer: Julius
Gus Of Bremerton. historian.
Alden Whelan Of Everett. sergeant
alarms. Henry c. Leege of Ever
EFT. immediate past president
Delegates from the clubs viii
be: Dean Archey. J. T. James and
Cam T. Wilson Of Seattle. Frank
7. Walters. Lyle Salquist and
Arthur Angove Of Tacoma: II. j
Falknor. Glenn Larson and Frank
Drebiek Of Sumner; George Wolfe
Press Wright and Bob Finch OF
Olympia; Carey Raymond. Laur.
ence Maynard and Ken Knudsen
Of Everett.
Invitations have also been ex-
tended to these former state presi-
dents A. B. Comfort, Norm Dicki-
son. Herb Syford. J c. Baldwin
Doane Brodie DR.. W. A. Neitham.
mer, Ed Williamson. Tom Sawyer
Milt Evans. Fred Mast, Herman
Celian. Fred Cohen and Henry c
Leege.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-03
Mt. Rainier Boasts
Commerce Chamber!

Mt. Rainier Chamber of Com
merce. Mt. Rainier. Washington. 4"
That's the address which ap-
peared on postcard received
Monday by the Tacoma Chamber
Of Commerce from London, Eng
land. The card was sent by r.
Falby. office OF the Nj. A. Amer
lean Embassy. London.
II requested that a dozen cakes
of natural soap be mailed 10 Dor
othy Franklin Of radio station
WEEP. Boston. Mass Identity of
the manufacturer -pf the natural
soap is not known by the Cham
Der Of Commerce.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-03
Aufoisfs Hit
Light Poles
Three Persons Hurt
In Two Accidents

Light poles played q rather
prominent part in two sepats"
automobile accidents IN Tacoma
SUNDAY morning. police files re-
vealed Monday
Two persons were injured -
ssh and Park ave. Shen car
driven by Robert Neal hurlourt,
"a Of 1918 Ea. I ST. struck ana
broke a light pole in front Of sszz
So. Park ave.
Treated at Hospital
Hurlburt and his passenger,
sally Lindsey Of So. h ST. ana
sales road. were taken by police
ambulance to Pierce County hos
pital for first aid. Miss Lindsey
was released 10 her home. and
Hurlburt was transferred to thu
city Jail. charged with drunken
ness and ordered held for invests
cation Of the accident.
fnllCf Sdlu f1Ai AHaiA
upon and was given an alcoholic
blood test at Tacoma General
hospital.
Similar Accident Earlier
The accident followed by APP
proximately three hours similar
accident at Puyallup ave. and Ea.
F ST. when Julius Melboe, "a. OF
1920 So. 18th st, drove his car
on the wrong side of the street TO
strike a pole. He too was treat
ed for minor bruises at Pierce
County hospital before being
booked for drunkenness and in
vestigstion OF the accident.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-03

Out nation today is facing an
acute shortage of graduate nurses
due, in part, to needs of the armed
forces. the growing industrial
needs, and the rapid shifts IN
population now taking place.
The most practical plan for
meeting this shortage is the volun-
teer nurses aide organization,
sponsored by the American Ma
tional Red Cross and the u. S.
Office Of Civilian Defense. These
aides work as assistants. giving
the nurse more hands, and freeing
her for those services that only
a graduate nurse can do.
Must Have Aptitude
Volunteers for this work must
have an aptitude for nursing, and
a sincere beside TO participate IN
civilian defense They must be
between the ages Of IS and so.
United States citizens. with at
least a high school education.
They are required TO give $50
hours of service without pay an
nually, best des their training
course. Included in the training
course is 20 hours OF first aid
instruction, IS hours of class work
and As hours on the floor.
Duties Are Outlined
Their work includes such tasks
as making beds. giving baths, TAX
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-03

licenses,

Marriage license applications
were received Monday by County
Auditor 5. Clifford DAVIS from the
following.
Ellsworth l. Findley and Mar
garet c. Ofstsd. both Of 3l02 50.
Monroe st. Everett C. Hall. =,
McChord Field. and Hazel D. Phi
lips. 70. Ephrata. Wallace Parker
Wing. p. Of 1llia Ia. 45th ST,
and Marie Mae Helmer. 26. Wind
sor apartments. Harry 5. IA
week.. IS. Fort Lewis. ana -
lyn Louise Pommer. Is. San Fran
cisco. George ). Sohafer, 80. Chi
cago. and Marian A. Quinn. 30.
johnson City Tenn: Stanley NJ.
Hews. 25. OF e3ls So. Park ave,
and Mary Lueich, p. Of 5607 No.
4sth st. Morris L. LeVitin. IS.
Seattle. and Louise Homann, 81.
Great Falls. Mont
Charles Ernest Good. -. Their
mopolis. Wyo.. and Josephine Dan
ichek. 25. Seattle; r. F. Sedgwiek,
rs. Fort Lewis. and Grace Mar
guerite Gillespie. Is. Port An
geles. Fred Voorthuysen, 26, Fort
Lewis, and Genevieve Bailey. %
Mannette. Wash: Joseph J. Trzes-
niowski, IS, Seattle. and Kathleen
A. Short. 10. Bucods; Claude b
Allen. %, Fort Lewis. and Mary
Lorraine Sehabel, Is. Grandview
Wash;
Leo II. Kraft, 25. Fort Lewis
and Kathryn r. Epstein, %, La
%. Fort Lewis. and Ada n. Lynch
Grange, Ill: Harold C. Radford
80 of s435 So. A st; William
Gainey. jr.. 81. Fort Lewis, ano
Dorothy Pauline Jones. %. Chey-
enne. Wyo. Orville J. Lindstrom
q. McChord Field. and Joyce
Adeha Peters, 81. Billings. Mont.
Charles Hackel, "a, Fort Lewis
and Corita Rollo. %. Chicago
Oscar c. Breaux, %. Fort Lewis
and Elma Louise krenzin, 20
Hutchinson. kas; Melvin Forrest
27, Fort Lewis. and Dorothy NJ
Webb, q. Kansas City. Mo: DaviC
r. Morgan and Lorrene Davenport
both Of Ontario. Ore; Donald G
Miller, 10. Caldwell. Idaho. anC
Dorlene Rigby Is, of 402 So. l
st Theron G. Anderson, "a
McChord Field. and Olive Mar
garet Dull, %, Morton, Wash.
Thomas A. Gross, "a. Fort Lewis
and Dorothy Jean Wissen, Il. Ri
?. Box sos. Carl Thomas Barr
IS. Fort Lewis. and Mildred Eliza
beth Odell "a, Marshall, Mo.
Floyd f. Morton, 81, Fort Lewis
and Anne c. Barth. q, Olympia
John David Milroy, Toledo. Wash
and Lois NJ. Weller. of 915 So. 5,
st; Gerald Arthur Burgess. q
Dodge, n. D, and Dorothy Elain
McHaney, 10, Of 1928 No. Fife st.
Joseph r. Mallahan. 81. and Vevi
Doran, 30. both Of Seattle; Floy,
u. Sellers. al. Cambridge apart
ments, and Dorthy G. Bruenn. 3C
of 629 ST. Helens ave: Daniel M
Thomason, p, and Elsie f. Tay
Tor, %, both of Orting; William {
Glundberg. %. of $500 No. Ferdi
nand st. and Genevieve H. Kei
p, of AIS No. d st: Richar
Randle Simpson. %. Fort Levi.
and Nedine Louise Molinek. i. RI
:, Box 1888; Edward A. William.
80. Seattle. and Doris Garretsor
IS, South Bellingham.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-03
Lettuce Prices Advanced
Sharply on Local Market

Lettuce was higher on local
wholesale produce markets Mon
day with dealers quotation of
$3.50 per crate. Other produce
was being sold at previously quot
ed prices. A supply adequate TO
meet demands was reported on
hand.
Colored friers were priced from
80 to 81 cents per H.. wholesale
release. Farmers were being paid
q and % cents per 10.
Early arrival of the local allot-
ment of sugar for March was eN-
pected by dealers. Present prices
are expected to stand
Quotations are wholesale.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-03
Rangers Play
Lufes Twice

81. Martins Rangers warmed up
for their concluding Winko league
series this Monday and Tuesday
nights by defeating College Of
Puget Sound Loggers. $3.50. at
Lacey Saturday night.
The Rangers play the Luth-
Grams at Lacey in Mondays
game. then finish the series
AT Falkland on Tuesday night.
"Hotfoot' Johnny aKtica scored
% points in the Logger clash while
Tommy Cross of the Lumberjacks
tossed in i points The Rangers
led. 1921. Al halftime.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-03
ace, Hands Burned
By Exploding Torch

victim Of an exploding bio,
torch, Glen Clifford. Is. Of RI 4
Box 90. Puyslup, was in S. IL
seph's hospital Monday with trx,
and second degree burns :, -,
face. hands and arms. His oooo,.
non was satisfactory. attendant,
said Clifford was WORKING ., -.
home az the time Of the soc,o.,,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-03
Find Dynamite Cache

VANCOUVER = Police cbia
John Baker expressed belize NJ.
cay thst 10 stick, Of dynanits
found hidden in a vacant Ion re-.
mad been essned and forgotten .,
long time ago He .siS
piosiVes we're old and ..,,r
sozke6=
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-03
TUESDAYS TIDES
lPAcific STANDARD Time
Tacoma japanese
Held in Bellinqham

Tokunori Nishimura. 25-year-old
Japanese and Pacific ave. res
taurant operator. is now in the
whatcom county Jail in Belhnghsm
serving a ten-dsy sentence after
pleading guilty 10 vagrancy.
Nishimurs was arrested in COM
psny with Shigeru Sakamoto. Sc
attic Japanese, last week when
neither could offer good explana-
ton for being in Bellingham.
Snapshots on Sakamoto's person
when arrested were Of Bellinghan
viaduct, chucksnut drive bridge
and q BeIiingham industrial plant
The pictures were turned over e
L. S. immigration authorities. who
are investigating the two japanese
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-03
PRICES TO FARMERS

Poultry-Hens. colored. AZ 70
6 lbs, 21Q22 cts; Leghorn hens,
more than Sia lbs. 17a1s cts, and
under 3is lbs, 1914 cts; coli
cred friers. 21d p cts; rossters.
20 cts: rabbits, Ia cts, live
weight; turkeys. 27G2e cts. per
To-. dressed. ducks, more than Az
lbs. II cts
Rutterfat-3s cents.
Eggs-Standard p cts. medium
% cts.
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II Apply
Ri;rthdau
MONDAY. MARCH /,

MONDAf, MARCH
Y. b. Smith, East sOth and L
SITS.
Mrs.. Rosemary Bowersock
Rte. /, South Tacoma.
William Grodeck. 2SIe East
y st. Mar. ID.
John Lundy, Fife (Feb. "a
Mrs. Ernestine Hickok. I4os
9Th ave. (Feb. 2sl.
Mrs. A. Leford. Route 3. Bor
4s2, Puyallup.
Mrs. H. z. Hagen. 4OI7 Paw
eett ave.
Mn. Florence wyckOff, sol
No. VI ~.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-03
Market Dealings Are Quiet
As Stocks Dip Down Fractions
Markets at q
Glance
MONDAY

Stocks: Lower and quiet
Bonds: 1rregulariy lower: L. s
governments irregular.
Curb Stocks: Lower.
silver; Unchanged in New York.
Cotton: Easy.
Wheat; or = 10 = cent.
Corn: Unchanged 10 off !. cent
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-03
FILA Priorities Mon
Cancels Tacoma Coll

Regular Tuesday visits TO Ia
coma by the FILA priorities man
have been discontinued. the Cham
Der OF Commerce announced Tues
day. The OPM priorities man will
Eeain be here Tuesday. but his
entire day has already been sched-
uled with appointments. Others
desiring appointments next Tues
day are requested 10 contact the
Chamber OF Commerce.
Your postmaster can tell YOU
how TO invest in L. s. Defense
Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-03
BANK TRANSACTIONS

Seattle - Clesrings S14 .955. 1885,
o.. balances Sc. s64 AZ 40. trans
actions S2l.sla 600 90.
Portland -C1esrines Sl0.e7l. III
10. balances S4.115. sol IS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-03
SOPHnMORI CANT

SUBS; Lincoln Armstrong ~
davenport Akamoto 81. Hinshsv
Hayashi. kampben az. Becklsnd
bellsrn! ne-ferry u Farrell Graf
sey. Robertson Manlev Stefo,, 90
Kalspus "a. sGlhraith. FitznstyicL
a. i'cs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-03
Axel 0xholm. Jr.,
Hurt While Skiing

Axel II. oxholm. IT.. pol No.
Yakima ave, suffered slight
scalp wound at Paradise valley in
skiing accident. according TO
park rangers who said there were
10 accidents over the week end.
o. J. Rockwsy. e25 So. Sprague,
wrenehed his right knee while
Constance Cook. e2S 9Th ST. s. W.
Puysllup. wrenched her right knee
and sprained her right ankle.
Slightly more than 500 cars en-
tered the park over the week end.
PCT. II To MEET
Precinct No. II, 1880 p. m. Mon
day. St AIMS church, first sio
classes TO be resumed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-03

Stock sales Appropriated $50
900 shares. against $50 600 Friday.
Curb sales were $4,000 shares,
the same as on Friday.
NEW YORK Stocks declined
fractions to more than = point in
quiet dealings today.
Rails and chemicals led the re-
treat. some Of them reaching new
lows for the year and longer. Nor
folk a Western broke three points
to a new low at 1861. Union Pa
cific hit low Of T3s.. off IL. and
Santa Fe dropped to s5ss. off Ia.
They recovered slightly from these
levels Most other rails were off
fractions. with Erie certificates
very active at 5%. off u.
DUPONT declined IL. points.
Eastman sold down Ia to a new
low at l2sa. and Union Carbide
set q new bottom at 63is. off la.
Hercules Powder Was down around
. point TO a new low.
Bethlehem led stecls lower with
] = loss TO sea.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-03

Under instructions of United
States army authorities The Ia
coma Times u not permitted TO
publish any news Of current
weather conditions in the eight
western states.
Maximum temperature on Feb.
IS was 50 degrees and the lowest
temperature up 10 s a. m. March j
Was ~ degrees.
Sun rises Tuesday st 74s =. m.
and sets at s SIS % m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-03

Subs Puget Sound-WinsloW ~ .
Danielson a Bsisiuger a.. Duncan
81 Martin s-Hausmann 81. Hosne
ca. Cooley "a. Lozeau 81.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-03
Lions Ready
For Abe Five

Bellarmine Lions got back on
the victory trail Saturday night
by defeating Seattle Prep Panth-
ers, 1888, and may be ready to
upset Lincoln Abes when the two
squads meet Tuesday night at
Bellarmine.
The Martineau brothers, Vic and
LaVerne, were tossing in baskets
from all angles Saturday and
rolled up a 26-10 halftime lead.
Bellarmine sophomores defeated
Lincoln sphomores, 1888. in the
preliminary
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-03

You help yourself when you buy
L. s. Defense Bonds.
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Co. Washington Bldg. members
New YORK stock Eschangel
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g } &c

New First Pun last
Moon Quarter Noon Quarter
Mar. 10 Mar. a. Mar 30 Mar q
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CPrics 10 retailers IN small 70
es-pounc pasisl
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Investment Trusts

MONDAY
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Must Have Aptitude

Their work includes such tasks
as making beds. giving baths, TAX
La gaceta., 1942-11-28
Los capitanes francesesSe
hundieron con sus barcos
Dicese que dos submarines lograron escapar. No
quedaba a. la escuadra mas recurso que suicide

SCbre la escuadra y los deseos
de sus j5fes con frecuancia $
recaoian noticias c0.tradictc-
rias; pero Sc lie cor.ede gran
trascen3encia al h-eh1 de que
rcsistiera 81 asalto de os naz.
Ell hundimiento de la escua
dra garantiza a los Aii"dos L.
superioridad numerical en- q ".
diterraneo.
A las 10 de Ia mahana 81 no
la Francia Libra y Comsat.cn
tie, cumpliendo 6rIenas III 80.
raj De Ia Gaul,a y acl aInirant
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