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HOUSES FOR SALE,

BY oWNER-IN oAKLAWN, MD, MILES
from p, G. miles from Suitland. from
1ehoor house; year sarase: iandscaped
end wooded acres; paneled living room.
fireplace; bedrooms, bath kitchen dining
mace. full-size basement. telephone; $4,000.
terms, Call Locust 4s6-J-2 evenings.
SHERIDAN CIRCLE sECT1oN-MosT AT
Living room with fireplace. library with
fshen large dnns Sah pan ana
alley: $4,000. Phone AID. 30s4 or DU.
O2OO.
mo, F. H. A; 5 rms. bath. brick. COM
pletely equipped SAMPLE house, 2S39 s.
Glebe I'd. open daily till 9 nm. Located
9f sHs Line ea mRnsfs t4
CHEVY CHASE. D. c.. VA. MD, 5 ROOMS
and bath to II room rooms and 3 baths: pre-
terms a ae FuLroN 51pS r. GoRpoN S eSoe owner i4s7
Eye ST. NV, DI. $3.50. once open am.
to pm
BUS AT CORNER, NEW ROOMS. COP
D9ns poreh slate Fee
stricted community. Montsomery County,
lust over Takoma Park line: Barsain at
Please leave number i not in, i' 20
SOMERSET; ss MARYLAND: Ma "! 51s DORSET DORSET
s o pes oa sfubeT1 aIdVGod ssrd.n 1cri esr o
81 sS SRSS soo eass ssn ter%s owsEf:
I HAVE Cash BUYERS FOR ALL TYPES
write VI. L. MOORE. i108 vermont ave.
District s917 or Georgia 2s02.
SILVER sPRING-5-ROOM BUNGALOW,
details slHsk cali II silver sp1ns es
READY. MOVE RIGHT INTO REBUILT
home. clean. pretty, bedrooms. . baths,
all-white kitchen; no tires. gasoline needed.
a525 Arkansas ave. NV on 14th st.
1890 N-ARRANGED 7 UNITS; Sl2.75o.
$500 cash, exchange. NE. 1900. DU. 1900.
S5.a5O; TERM@MoDERN o-APT HOME
sion. Open Sunday. 905 F st. ne. AT. 1908.
1880 NORTH CLEVELAND PARK :
sTst path S
terns r csIl Mr. &c cANNoN sSsoyaS @o G sass
Me- NEAR wAt Red -, Nj LMosT sss
rooms 2. baths; breakfast room or den
on, first floor; auto, heat; screened porch;
splendid yard; close to transp.: excellent
ys.nnsrd yslTs At slS;a5o Is1a Call MR., cRANDAL1.
401s 35th ST. MT. RAINIER NM
rm. and b. bungalow; auto. ht. and h. w.;
flowers, veg. fruit trees; nr. car, bus,
schools. stores Owner transferred
Mr.. 1eth ST. N.w-DErAcHED. WELL
Ing guests; about IA rooms. 3h baths;
n DOYLE, Realtor. s27 18th st. NV.
TOWN HOUSE. D1oN1F1ED. Mr.. CONN.
and funE fsSon sstss ..sera tS auqafy e
places, brick sarags; servants ousrters;
4XasISssupsn sg 18th FRANK a M br Doyle
NEAR CATHEDRAL AND MASS. AVE
2 baths on the End d. House is i'm:
K ST. g. ls1o, 5m k2uls M ilss SHOEMAKER 17ls
CHI CHI. D.c;-roR SALE BY OWNER IN
bedrms.. 3 baths: library ad Law. on
1st flr.; rec. rm. Call EN-. 0s14.
S6,45O FOR sIx-RoOM sEMI-DETACH-
ed stucco over brick home; entire house is
newly decorated built-in cabinets in kitch-
heat: Venetian blinds front and rear
p2 pSTShss; Suilt-5n garage nice lot. Cau
vAcANT ,!I.s: Il BATHS BATES TsA ~ ps. Ay
dta.f des brieE. neS eond ee Near New H.mp and
Ga. ave; cars. buses. $4,000 cash payment.
RIGHT DOWNTOWN, NEAR 18th AND r
n.w.-Mcellent for rooming OF. professional
ss!ss EssseiEss, b b. el;aE sso.: osse :s:
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

For prompt responses
and better SerDice, ddUer-
tisers are requested to in
clude telephone number in
announcements under For
Rent CldSsifcutions.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

within a-hour bus ride Of 10th and SITS
nw S66-S7O; BY June l. Box 242-
RENT OR sUBLEAsE FURNISHED, / RIM
pe aorh 4k III rsasf SSFfns
3 GIRLS. BRITISH EMPLOYEES, DESIRE
comfortably furnished apt. in NV. section
or Arlington; excellent references. Call
HO. ss49 after pm.
TWO LADIES FROM CALIFORNIA DE-
sire two-bedroom furnished apartment Tor
summer. northwest section, 500 per
month from June /. Box 4l3-C. Star 49,
GOVT. COUPLE NO CHILDREN; UN-
or July. Phone Woodley 9:,44, evenings.
NV. - UNPURNIsHED 2-BEDRM.. LIV.
rm;, kit and modern bath apt: adults.
Hobart $3.50
CLARENpON-a OR 8 ROOM APT. CO.
MIDDLE-AGED GOVT. COUPLE WANT BY
I'D of month, small furnished house
keeping apt. with Frigidaire, on frst.
SECOND sec, foor' s' basement non-drinkers. Box
SMALL FURN. APT. OR STUDIO RIM IN
GEORGETOWN section for girls. Call AID.
71I5.
ARMY OFFICER AND WIFE DESIRE. OR
Phones 1oem ig5hshsa HAspIh apt 10 M Zoo
WILL TRADE OCCUPANCY. HAVE FURN-
ished apt, large bedroom, bath. parlor,
kitchen. kitchenette, all utilities, telephone.
garage included; rent, $50; twenty minutes
downtown. car and bus lines. Want two
bedroom apt. (ground floor or elevator apt
or bungafow. furnished or unfurnished.
Conn. or Mass. ave. sections, rent about
S1o. L. A. M, p. o. Box 4434. Washing ton,
d. c.
/ OR RIM. FURNISHED APT. OR WILL
share. with private room, well-furnlshed,
modern lady, NV. city or suburbs. Box
339-C. Star.
3 ADULTS WISH FULLY FURNISHED
apartment within 40c taxi zone, 3 to d
months or longer; one twin-bea bedroom,
one single bedroom. WA. B625.
= YOUNG GENTLE LADIES DESIRE
small furn. apt, approx. $40 mo. can
Ordway 1921 bet. 6-S m. Mon May lS.
COLORED-2 OR 3 ROOMS, KITCHEN
and bath Call Dupont 660S.
COLORED COUPLE WANT SMALL BASE
ment. apt. DI. 1924.
QUIET. EMPLOYED COLORED COUPLE
desire apt. / or . rooms Reasonable rent.
Call Franklin 1888 Sunday.
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HOUSES FUR. OR UNFUR.

HOUSES FUR. OR UkFUR.
IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN SOME ONE
caring for your house as their own, for
Taylor 4024 Mother and daughter en-
ployed, no children. willing to pay reason
able rent. References furnished.
NEW. FIVE ROOMS. OIL HEAT. AIR-CON-
ditioned: good transportation, Is minutes
to downtown. Chestnut 3445.
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APARTMENT HOUSES FOR SALE.

APARTMENT HOUSES FOR SALE.
WHY NOT SECURE YOUR RENT FREE
and have income besides? Will sell my
1O-unit apartment house furnished: con-
veniently located, close in sacrifice, SIS
900; down payment only 81. 500. Phone
AID. 0lS5.
APARTMENT RENT, NEW YORK.
WEST BRONX-COOL AIRY. 3-RM FUR
apt, available June lst; conven. transp.
Box 339-C Star.
SUBLET-NEW YORK-FURN APT, .
rooms maid service linen, silver: dishes:
available Immediately until Oct. |: refer
ences required. Adams 6130. MRS. CARL
SEL1GMAN.
GROOM FURNISHED APT, $50.
June ! to Sept 80. Apt 2-B, 81 West
10th ST. New York City. or phone Tuxedo
600. Ext. l "a. Baltimore.
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.


APT. 5 ROOMS AND BATH, NEWLY
decorated; quiet and cool cony: to bus
furnished. Cali Rockville 6s4-J. Avail
able June 20.
REFINED GIRLS TO SHARE FUR
nished apt. with another. in Arlington, Va.
Telephone Glebe 1878.
FURN. APT-LIv RIM. 2 BEDRMs.. KIT.
sink. gas range; Frisidsire PVT; bath. lse
FLA miles east Rockville. Md.
UNFURNIsHEb. 8 ROOMS. KIT. SEMI
pvt bath; vacant May 20. Phone. WA.
1915. Sundays or evenings.
1914 N. WAKEFIELD ST. ARL-UN-
furn. 2 bedrms.. bath, liv.. rm;. kitchenette.
Pvt entrance: adults CH 2269 or o99l
500 ROOSEVELT ST. MARYLAND PARK.
cleo, $3.50. Hillside O157-W.
LEE BOULEVARD HEIGHTS, VA.-GoVT
employe. widow. with employed Grown
SON. offers entirely private wing OF at
or longer, furnished to 2 or congenial
adults: no objection to l young baby; :?
double bedrooms. screened living and
sleeping porch, private bath with shower,
TO be shared but kitchen is used very little.
All utilities, uni. phone in apt. linens:
dishes. silver, pans, included in rent OF
slS5. Or will rent wing entirely private
furnished as living room. bedroom, porch
and bath apt with use of kitchen TO or
3 adults. no objection to ! baby and every
thing included as above for $3.50. Use Of
Bendix washer, yard. outdoor fireplace.
over Lee blvd. Is min. TO downtown: bus
] block Phone after ., Sunday, or after
6. weekdays Glebe O412
s1O6 44th PL.. RIvERDALE. MD. BLK
west of bank room, kitchen and bath
private entrance. S25.
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1 DOOR FROM BUS.


Money talks. This 5-room. 2-story brick
home has II bath on ST floor and bath
en- End foor large living room. dining
room rooms, % built-in garage; waking distance Of
stores and schools located in, Bethesda.
Priced for quick sale. $3.50
7sH4 MoMTa9MERY WIs 2ya REALTY %i' S9RRt: I4s1.
WEsTHAVEN OFF MASS. AVE.
nice maids room and bath; many fne
closets, lovely den with picture window,
large bay window in din. room beautiful
wooded lot; Could not be built for pres
G. ALLEN sHERw1N. EMERSON a1ee:
Ss,75O-BETHESDA, MD, AREA.
Lovely modern, detached brick home,
7 rms. and study. h-w.h.. tile bath gar.
and porch, beautiful wooded lot. Immedi-
ate possession, Substantial cash payment
tion. call WI. 5344; Monday OIL 6s67.
TAKoMA PARK. SILVER SPRING
New 5-rm. bungalow; attic, basement,
large lot; $500 F H A. terms
Within walking distance OF Georgia and
Alaska Alas sysS sm 6ungaios NH large
Large well-constructed, tvo-family
house Of s rms. . baths, pOrches, garage
and wooded lot. $3.50.
Sligo Park, Hills: beautiful e-rn. home.
rage and attic: S9,950
ROBERT E. LoHR
3l1 Cedar St. TAX. PIX. GE. Oss1.
77l7 CHICAGO. AVE. TAKOMA.
Within one block OF transports ation-New
rooms. solid brick house bedroom and
heat buiit-in sarsse, lot 45xi65 It with
large trees Drive out Piney Branch I'd.
to Philadelphia. left to house.
WAPLE 4 JAMES INC,
49,.
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ARLINGTON. VA. Mr.. WAR AND NAVY
Bldgs.-1 room, kitch., din, bath; furn.
IA. 1629-W
SUBLET APT ARLINGTON "a RMS;
! mo-; furn.: gentle couple; references
ss5. Apt. 1O3. 231I 9th st. n. Arl. Va.
BRENTWOOD. MD. 2O3 LENNOX AVE.
Colmar .Manor-Large furn. room, front
porch. kitchen. bath. elec. refg, auto.
heat: $40 per mo
ARLINGTON-2l27 n UTAH ST. .
room attractive front apt, furn., mr. bus.
Adults.
sos GREENWOOD AVE, TAX. PARK, MD.
; pm. HARRY P WILLIAMS sH. 635s
APARTMENTS. SUB. WANTED.
ARLINGToN-l OR BEDROOMS FURN
or unfurn.; permanent or sublet quiet,
employed couple. Box 351-C. Star.
COOPERATIVE APTs. FOR SALE.
COOPERATIVE APT. FOR SALE OR Ex-
change. upper Conn. ave. Price. $500:
subject End trust Will accept lot or
small house in trade. Call DI. 2724 or
EN-. a551.
SAVE a YOUR RENT.
Own your own apt. in one Of more than
so co-operatiye bldgs.
SEVERAL NEW , ,MSTINGs JUST
and bedroom types. excellent values
Investigate this plan whereby hundreds
of Washington families have enjoyed eco
nomical and carefree home ownership for
more than 90 years.
Authority on Co-operatiye Plan.
woodward Bldg Republic 121s.
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RIGHT DOWNTOWN, NEAR 18th AND R
n.w.-Ecellent for rooming or professional
use: 10 r. and 2 b. brick: h.w.h., elee., etc.
Price, SIC. 500. Property Is clear. Good
terms. E.-A. 0ARVEY. DI. 450e; eve.
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NOW VACANT-NEAR 18th AND PARK
rd. n.w.-3-story brick. 8 rooms and cellar,
front and rear porches. h.-wh. oil b.; Q
garages. Price. Sl0.500; reasonable cash
payment, bal. monthly. YELOTT d CO,
Ma Ois4 lss
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Sample. 1908 Oakton drive-House. 5
rooms. ] bath, built-in garage, modern
kitchen, large attic. on large wooded lots.
To reach: Drive out New Hampshire ave,
follow arrow signs to sample house Call
Mr. Leache, SH. 419s-R. or WAPLE a.
JAMES. INC. D1 3346. for TRANSPORTATION
~
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DESIRE ANOTHER YOUNG GENTLE
woman to share modern apt: halls air
cond; S. exp; conv. transp.: reas. Taylor
SQ34 Refs
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

HILLCREST. 1912 ALABAMA AVE. Sc,
SS. S.950-AttrsctiYe Groom detached story
and half house: large rooms. oil heat;
recently redecorated; detached garage;
conv. to schools. transp. and stores; va
cant: immediate possession. Call Mr.
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GENTLE GIRL 25-35, SHARE APART
ment with two others walking distance
Munitions Navy: S22 mo. Call RE. 2S6s,
ext 2O4, Sun. or evenings after q
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JUNE Is TO SEPT 15-LIVING ROOM,
dinette bedrooms Il furnished as in
fant's nursey); vic. Catholic Univ; SO
mo- Dupont 1919.
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WOODRIDGE HEIGHTS

only . left. 37IO nth st. ne New g.
room all-brick home with every modern
convenience. Concrete front porch large
60-ft. lot: close to schools. stores and
transporta ton Open Sunday.
WOoDRIDGE REALTY co.
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1907 NEWTON ST NV, End FLOOR
room, $50: adults. Inquire 1881 Monroe
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NEAR sHoREHAM & wARpMAN PARK.

,pen Sunday 10 to 7-Weekdays J. TO :.
Semi-detach.d brick. rooms and bath
nd recreation room. only 4 mos. old.
rice. $3.50. Real barsain. owner
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IDEAL GARDEN TYPE APT
Available for adult, permanent resident:
4 rooms and bath: near LIST and Webster
SITS. NV: rent. S55 month. Box 1870. Star.
NEW APARTMENTS,
Living room. bedroom, kitchen. dining
alcove and bath, only S41.50.
Inspect
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-07
OBITUARY NOTICES

$50 p. m. from the Buckley King
chapel.
VIII Allibon~ Saturday st
1890 . m. from Buckley KIM
chapel. with the Rev. Arthur Bell
officiating. fntermegt will be in
Forest Grove cemetery in Tenino,
Wash.
Miss Eliza Ross Saturday at I
p. m. from Buckley King chapel.
followed by interment In the Ia
coma msusoleum.
Mlss Gertrude Ada Iotx Chris
tan Science service Saturday al
p. m. from Buekley-King chapel.
Caleb kipp The body Was sent
TO orofino. Ida. by Cassidy and
Allen for interment.
Mrs. Caroline Peterson satur-
day AZ p. m. at Roy Community
church. with the Rev. Hans syinth
officiating. Burial viii be In Roy
cemetery. under the direction OF
p. Oscar storlie.
Mike George Saturday at / ~
q. m from st. Nicholas Hellenic
Orthodox church. with the Rev.
FIR. Constantine statheros officlat-
ing. Interment. under direction Of
the c. c. Melllnger Co, will be
in the Tacoma cemetery.
Christian Roth - Saturday. Al
30 p. m. from the &. c. nslllngsr
Cos Colonial chapel with Or.
William n. Eaton officiating.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-07
New Nickels o. K.
In Park Meters

when Uncle Sans new richsls
arrive In town. Taoomans who
can't resist putting coins In siots
may have 10 limit their play To
the city parking meters
Finance Commissions Fsvestt
n sure bic machine. won't turn
back the new five cent pieces ~
slugs. They take slugs nos,
though not v-ry many because he
has accumulated most ~ thoss In
local circulation
But pinbali machines. slot ma-
chimes. and some ~ the fsnciew
acknowledgements vending 10
vices. have slug dstsctors Thy
operate only when the five csnt
piece has tho proper amount Of
nickel In a.
Nov that metal 10 too y.iashls
q war material IN waists In tns
coins which bear its nsms. "niek-
els" viii be largely silver
To the machines with slug 70
isctorr they will bs slugs
The owners - svsfni hundred
plnhall devices. luss bozss And
vending machines set up In Taco
ma eating places. and even ysEs-
table markets. have good Fsa>on
10 wonder what the oossntry's ns~
nicssis are goinE 10 cost them.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-07
Bert Laird Bail
Is SET at $1,000

Awaiting arrsignmsnt On charge
of grand larceny by enhancement.
Bert Laird. <7-yesr-oid auditor
who was formerly = deputy in the
state tar commission. was In the
county Jail Friday after being ar
rested by sheriffs dspute. on .
warrant issued from Judge Car
ence +. IAyton's court.
According 10 Deputy Frsdsrie c.
Metzger Of Prosecutor Thor e. Toll
Lessons staff. Laird viii be
charged with embexxling ti.sos.si
in vxciss tsxsr which he collected
from the Crescent ballroom In 1855
and 1889.
Tax receipts In Metxgrr's posses'
sion show that Laird collected
sf.7477t IN excise taxes from tins
Crescent ballroom and 10 have
turned in In the tan commission
only si3s4s
Laird IL being held on $1,000 bail
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-07
Peninsula School
Program Mapped

Adoption Of a long range pro-
gram for betterment of the PENN
suls school system was adopted
by the Peninsula school board
Thursday following a thorough
survey of the system by state and
county school officials.
J. Guy Roland, state elementary
school supervisor: Miss Marcella
Lawler, state high school super
visor; Percy Cox, county supt. Of
schools, and H. N. Phillips. supt
OF the Peninsula district. spent all
day Thursday inspecting every
building in the district.
A report on their findings was
given to the Peninsula school
board Thursday evening. The board
then adopted program recon-
mended by the group.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-07
Bus Lines Warned
To Prepare for
Increased Traffic

CHICAGO The nations munici-
pal his and street csr hnss we're
warned Friday to prepare for an
Increase Of 1000 600 600 passengers
In their annual lead IN is<s ~
thinning tires reduce aatomohlls
traffic.
Msa.Eins Dsrecser Chsrses
Gerdea. New Ysrk, teis the
Americas Tvaasit Associates
eesveatsc~ that - pss ce~t 81
tn sasies's prs.e~s passenger
cars Would ~ takes EFT ~
highways this year h>osass II
rubber prierssies 80 sAat "ss@
age" weald csu~e - sAaislssai
four pr c>ss 10 - tsaked.
OF the 7s.s7s. 900 passenger cars
in use during issi. only ~. 600 600
Win be running BY neat yssr. Cor
don said, and by is<s the number
will be cut 10 ~ .ooo. 900
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-07
Gertrude Mexican
Named 10 Teach
AT redonia, N. Y.

Miss Gertrude Mexican. daugh-
ter Of Mrs Herbert Mexican. 3s0i
No. 18th st. and the late Mr.. Nc
Kean. who was principal of Edison
school, has received an appoint
ment to teach At the State Teach
ers college. Fredonia. N. Y. IL was
announced Friday.
Miss Mexican was graduated
from Lincoln high school here and
from the University OF Washing
ton. where she also received her
masters degree. Her thesis on
Tacoma industries written for her
M. A. was later published in a ma
tional magazine.
At the time of her appointment
at Fredonia she was working for
her Phi. ID. at Clark university.
Worcester. Mass.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-07
Tired Kidneys
Often Bring
SleepIess Nights

Dsetess 49, gear ksdaeTs sealaln - a..
tiesd aa1 esp go AsalfkF Hs~s 49, -
tafed s1d csE't ssrk rishf l. - dsvti@s
eA@t fsfpis AVS - go - = akts Fr~sa.af
eFsesA p@aa4s@ sflh aEsaftlas ssd sssraizs
sel.esaii-ss sAssa Tiers = e1assfk.ax sfaaE
rita teaf fAans7a - btsAaer Den nextssl
- = ser-1siioa sna isu-s vaIaatls. asstfsl 49,.
Neen Disorder - kidney f.sarfs.s1 s.srn..,.
posotf'ils matter - Fsnaia II ycar bisa1 u
nAaf aAsp eA@ae AAseAnG balEaeks. Fae1saafss
pAlef, - tainss iass - r.sD sd sasfFy.
seealsrs. ft4eaezs uaasr ia syes. ha4dasks.
aE1 dlIalhe.s.
Dee ssifi Az yos,r dsusrist fss nn.sis
Pin. essc successfully - nilllsns fer assr %
fsafs- fheY zlss taogy rslief and Iii sslv
ne Is ssllas - kiaHsF tus@s fsash 40 s.e..as.
80 $3.50 fsa yeza bod Css pssas pils
lay.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-07
Bethlehem Steel
Dispute Certified

WASHINGTON - Secretary Of
Labor Frances Perkins Friday
certified to the war labor board a
dispute involving 10000 workers
at Ia plants of the Bethlehem
Steel Corp.
The dispute. largest yet to be
sent to the board. grew out of
demands Of the steel workers
organizing committee (CIO) for
a contract covering wage in
creases, union security and arbi-
tration machinery.
Plans al Seattle, South San
Francisco, Alameda, and Los
Angeles, are involved.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-07
State Court Sets Aside
Milk Hauling Verdict

OLfMPIA-The suprens court
Friday set aside a So 3s5 judgment
granted Charles Miles against
Enumclsw Cooperative Creamery.
representing money sssertedly dus
him for hauling milk from Ne
kennz 70 Tacoma
Miles DID the hauling for 20
cents a hundred pounds. although
the state department Of public
service fixed a minimum Of 40
cents on such hauling BY common
carriers
When the creamery cancelled his
contract Miles sued for the dif-
ference and won a lover court
judgment. The supreme court.
however. held ne vas not = com
mon carrier and could not charge
rates set for such truckers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-07
Foe Claims Two
Dutch Ships Sunk

TOKYO fofncssi broadcast Re-
corded by uP In sss Fra~cisesl--
The navy section of imperial head
quarters announced Friday that
Japanese naval dive eombers had
sunk two Dutch cruisers and .
merchant ssss<i and had damaged
another Dutch cruiser and an
American cruiser ~ the Marble
head cisss. according n . broad
east If Tokyo radio.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-07

The end OF . ten-dsy trad Of
banditry. which started in Tacoma
and included holdups in Nevada.
Utah and Oregon. was nearing the
end for five Tacoma youths when
each pleaded guilty TO charges Of
car theft and robbery when ar
raigned before Judge Ernest NJ.
Card Friday morning.
Sentence was not imposed i'm
medistely upon the young men by
Judge Card. who said that he
wished some time 10 consider the
penalties in the most serious
criminal case involving young men
to come before this court In some
time"
The youths are Harold Hagman.
rs, and Benjamin Hagman. is.
brothers. both Of 1907 SO. q 81. (:
Oliver saltz, 10. 4525 SO. Thomp-
son: Henry vogel. Is. 1908 So. L
St. and Harley Krone. rs. 7401
So. st. All have records Of serv-
ing time In the state training
school for boys at chehahs and
the oldest Hagmsn, has served
time in Monroe.
Stole Guns Herr
Stealing guns from Tacoma
service station and a 1e4i sedan
belonging TO r. ID. Shaw from an
apartment hotel on Jan. rs. the
young men held up steide's
market at 72nd and Pacific ave.
early in the morning OF Jan. rs
and took $3.50 from William II.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-07
FUNERAL SERVICES

Mrs hagdalene sehaupp Sat
ufday Al 2 a. m. from Holy Rosary
church. the eortsgs leaving Gaff-
ney's at SIS Burial viii be In
Calvary cemetery. The rosary Nill
be recited Friday a. : .. m. a.
Gsffnsy's chapel Also surviving
l. son. Frank J. sehsupp. OF
Knoxville. Tenn.
Mrs. Izetts Nelson Monday a.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-07
Five Youths Returned From Oregon
Plead Guilty 10 Theft. Robbery

Russell. clerk q the market. Two
revolvers and a shotgun were used
In the holdup.
The gang then fled 10 Portland.
Ore. where they divided the loot.
Continuing on from Portland. they
went 10 salt Lake City by way Il
klamath Falls. ore. A laundry
was burslsrised In salt Lake city
after which service stations were
robbed In Elko and Carson City,
Nevada.
Returning To clamsth Fails
they headed east 10 ontario, Ore.
finally rkidding INTO . ditch ten
miles south Of Baker. Ore. Here
an investigating Oregon state
police officer noticed that Hay
mans drivers license did not agree
with the car ownership license
and took him TO Baker for investi-
cation.
Smoked" Them Out
The other youths fled into the
hills and barricsded themselves In
a cabin. state police. assisted by
nearby ranchers. smoked" them
out Of the cabin and took them
10 Baker.
Tacoma police were notified and
four officers went TO Oregon n
return the youths. one Of whom
had been wounded by buckshot
during the smoking OUT process
None Of the young mems par
ents were in court Friday morn
ing when each entered his pleas
OF guilty.