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Women's and Misses
SUMMER HATS
ID PRICE
SUITS AND COATS

E-pc. Suits; navy blue, pins stripe black
coat and skirt. Size IA. Orig. 10.95-7 22
3-Furred Collar Goats; camel, l novelty
strips. Size II. Orig. 1995-Q OF
1s-Spring Costs; Of tweeds, plaids and pas
teIs, rayon lined. Orig. 12.95-1495 II ~
Coldsnbers' Floor.
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TOTS AND GIRLS

15-Johnny Jumpers and Overalls; Of spun
rayon, broken sizes 8 to 16. Orig. 229 4 90
30-Infants' Double Breasted Shirts; Of cot
ton and rayon. Sizes and 6. Orig. 39c-1oc
1-Rayon Satin Comforter; reversible. Orig.
449 10
s-Nursery Seats; slightly damaged. Orig.
Infants High Chair; slightly damaged
7-Infants' Dresses; in pastel shades, sizes s,
8 and IL months Orig. 2l29 90
2Tots' Rayon Satin Dresses; sizes and ).
14-Polo Shirts; in colored stripes; sizes to
8. Orig. 49c 19e
15-sun Bonnets; Of piqne and sheers. Orig.
79c --------------1- 7oe
27-Pique Bonnets; boys Or girls styles. Orig.
79c " 1f1e
6-Spun Rayon Dresses in prints and rayon
crepe. 10h, IL, IA, 1611. Orig. 3Ds---1 .oo
21-Sheer Dresses; in stripes; sizes ! And {.
Orig. 89c
1s-Girls' Lawn Aprons: Orig. 5sc-----. 79c
15-Girls' Wool Coat Sweaters; sizes 3, IL and
1s-Print Rayon Crepe and BroadclctS sS
Dresses; sizes g. 10, IL, II and Is. Orig.
sheer Dresses; also rayon crepe; sizes Z, s,
121z and IA. Orig. 229-------I .Oo
3-Rayon Crepe Dresses; solid colors; sizes
8K and 12H. Orig 329 2915 SO
19-Girls' Denim Jackets; sizes 10, IL and IA.
Orig --------------3 ace
4Denim Jackets; finger length; sizes "A and
l6 Orig. l69
1o-Rayon Satin Slips; sizes II and Is. Orig.
LOO --------------------49
1Blue Gym Suits; size 3. Orig. 1.1s--i9c
Goldsnbsrs' Second Floor.
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HANDBAGS

97-Summer Handbags; of washable fabri-
colds, solid white and white with colored
trim. Originally 100 00.-----E- Soc
93-Summer Handbags; with inside zippers
or compartments. White and white with
colored trim. Originally 1853 85c
72-Handbags; Of fabrics and genuine leath-
er. Originally 800 so
6-White Leather Handbags; slightly soiled.
Originally 395 --------1. .o6
15-White Leather Handbags; Of soft cape
skin, slightly soiled. Originally 229 LIS
18-Plastic and Straw Handbags; white and
colors. Originally 9oe
Goldsnbsya's-MoinF Floor.
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DRESS FABRICS
12 PRICE

80 yds.-Dimities and Chambrays. Or
igtnally SOC
~ yds.-45" Cotton Tweeds. Origi-
nally Soc 1oe
$50 yds.-An-O Lace. Originally 79c
50 yds.-Swiss Organdy; various colors.
Originally 7oc yd. d.---3oc
200 yds.-Dress Linens; various colors.
Originally 79c yd. 3oc
and fancies. Orig. 7sc yd: - 39e
60 yds.-54" Cotton Coatings. Origi-
nally TIC yd.----------------- 39c
20 yds.-50" Acetate Matelasse. Orig
inally 1.29 yd. 5oc
rs yds.-54" White Coatings; wool and
cotton. Orig. 1.39 yd.- -.---- 5oe
Coilenbers's-Main Floor.
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CoRSETS
32-Cotton Mesh AIl-in-ones and Girdles;
broken sizes. Orig. zoo 001 00
15-Back-lace Corsets; in tearose, broken
sizes. Orig 139 zoe
31-Brassieres; in cottons, rayon and satins,
broken sizes. Orig 69c 34 34e
Goldenbers's-Second Floor.
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GLOVES

S00-Women's Doeskin Gloves; 4-button class
les Pastel colors. Orig. l. SO 9-5 see
14o-Womens Rayon Cotton Fabric Gloves;
white and colors. Orig. 100 Soc
304-Women's Rayon Fabric Gloves; slipon
style, white only. Orig. soc c----2oc
At-Women's Rayon and Cotton Fabric
Gloves; white and colors. Perfects and irreg
Of 3Sc quality 1oc
Coldsnberg's-Main Floor.
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TOYS
Hobby Horse; defective frame. Orig. 798
ZOO
1-Irish Mail; bent axle. Orig. 898 49, 4 .4o
%Steel Gym Sets; incomplete. Orig. 1893,
7.4o
AFancy Dressed Dolls; soiled or shopworn.
Orig. 398 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .99
Coldenberg's-Downsta
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LINGERIE

31-Rayon Panties. White and tearose Orig.
49c 24c
37-Slips; of rayon satin and crepe, lace
trimmed and tailored. Orig. 1.19 5Sc
S-2-pc. Batiste Ensembles; gown and neglige
to match, in floral prints. Orig. 259 -----1 .78
30-Rayon Crepe Gowns; in prints, sizes 16.
Orig. --------58
11-Rayon Crepe Panties; lace trimmed or
with bits of embroidery. Orig. 59c-----s28c
23-Rayon Slips; satin stripes or plain. Orig.
4,A1 , DC
l2-pc. Ensembles; Of rayon satin, gown and
negligee Orig. 40
1O-Slackettes; OF rayon satin and crepe to
wear under slacks. Small sizes. Orig. 119.
~ 58c
1s-Rayon Taffeta Slips; in royal and brown,
small sizes. Orig. 1.69 9-,-8 sac
11-Ray0n Satin Dance Sets; In tearose and
blue, others in floral prints. Small sizes. Orig.
7oc 3or
Ceidsnbsrs's-Main Floor.
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Entire Stock 3.99 White Arch Sh
ACCESSORIES

ACCESSOKIES
6OO-Men's Fine Cotton Handkerchiefs; with
colored borders Seconds of Csc quality,
lzHe
960-Mens Initial Handkerchiefs; colored
borders. Seconds of 19c quality y-------lOe
l60-Women's Handkerchiefs; in prints and
white emby. corners. Seconds of 10c and 121ac
qualities Sc
4S-Snoods and Calots; white and various
colors, some handmade Orig. 100 ------ soc
144-Wrapar0und Turbans and made-up
styles IN fshnet, jersey and cellacord. Orig.
1.OO --4-------A ------------- SOC
72-Wraparound Turbans; Of novelty mesh,
all colors Orig. 29c-
144-Blouses; white. and colors. Sizes 80 to 36.
Orig. l.4s 75e
24O-Odd Lot Neckwear; all materials and
combinations, all necklines Orig. soc 29c
5OO-MenS Fine Linen HandkerchiefS; Sec
onds and misweaves. Orig 29c--15c
Goldenbers's-Main Floor.
HOSIERY
480-"N0- Seam" Chiffon Hose; all silk top to
toe. Seconds of 100 quality AGE
700-Service Weight Hose; body of silk and
rayon twist, Isle top. Seconds of soc quality,
29e
360-Chiffon Hose; all silk body with rayon
top. Mill mends Of SOC quality 15e
600-Children's Anklets; in solid colors. Sec
onds of Ice quality --------------------~- Sc
90 Prs. Full Fashioned Silk Hose. Mill mends
Of LOO grades SOC
Gsl1snbsrIs-Msin Floor.
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NOTIONS


36-Boxed Powder Puffs; assorted sizes. Orig
4sc --------- 24e
40-Rubber Sport time Girdles; small size.
Orig. soc ---------------------
12-Two-way Stretch Girdles; small and
medium. Orig. 100 ---.----.--7- 49e
24-Household Aprons; in yellow, blue and
white. Orig. 69c ------------- 34e
14-Sets Dress Shirt Studs and Cuff Links
Orig. soc set t----------------------- z9e
20-Glass Swans; decorative pieces for what
not shelves. Orig. 100 4oc
12-Airtite Beach Turbans; for bathing. Orig
100 --.------------- 49e
25-Kitchen Sets; consisting Of 3 pot holders
and memo pad. Orig. 59c-25c
3-Sewing Cabinets; mahogany finish. Orig
24-Hot Dish Mats; set of 4. Orig Soc 25c
10-Straw Sewing Baskets. Orig. 100 ACE
35-Stamped Art Goods; including scarfs and
pillowtops Orig.
Goldenbere's-MoinF Floor.
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YOUR DOLLAR DOES DOUBLE Duty r
MEMS WEAR

5-Sample Body Hats; fine straws, wide and
medium brims. Orig. 195-------0 Roe
65-Sample Body Hats; genuine cocoanut
straw, kanakas, willow reeds, malibus, etc.
Orig 350-4.50 -------------- - 80
49-Basque Shirts; Of fine quality mesh.
Orig. 79c c--------------- 3oe
1s-Long Sleeve Sport Shirts; of gabardine.
Orig. 2.98 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 40
97-Hose and shortees; of rayon and cotton
and rayon. Orig 19c 9c-----------..--------9 sc
basque Shirts; fine combed yarn, blue
only. Orig. 98c c------ 4oc
s2-swm Trunks; of Lastex yarn and 5oee
wool. with inner support. Orig. 1.l9 5oe
10-Famous Make Sport Jackets; of spot
resistant rayon. Soiled from display. Orig
289 --- ---1 40
20S-Sport Shirts; of cotton gabardine, twilis
and waffle weave Orig. 100 Ace
uA-Slack Ensembles; of cotton twlls, green
only. Sizes 80 to 38. Orig. 298 1 20
12-Part Wool Sweaters size &c. in maroon
Orig, 1.19 7oe
1s1-Fruit-of- Loom Wash Ties; full
shape. Orig 19c O.
35-Rayon and Acetate Ties; full shape. Orig.
Csc c IN
29-100s Wool Sweaters; pull-overs, blue and
green Orig. 1929 8------~ ~-----------5o
9-Washable Robes; Of cotton sateen and
crash. Orig. 1893 8- 20e
8-Broadcloth Pajamas; notch collar and
MILDLY styles. Irregulars Of 1893 quality ooc
231-Non-crushable Mohair Ties; full shape.
Orig. soc - 73r
1s2-Broadcloth Shirts; fancy patterns, non
wilt collars. Irregulars of 119 quality 5oe
4-Nylon Ties; blue and tan figures, fun
shape. Orig. 100 S(1e
42-Genuine Fur Felt Hats; all width brims.
Orig. 219 oor
Coldenberg' Main Floor.
MEMS CLOTHING
l4-Tropical Suits; blue and grey, single and
double breasteds. Sizes for regulars, 2/36.
3/s7, 1888, 2/ss, H4o; longs, 1877, 2/3s. Orig.
16.95 oA7
5-Summer Suits; of spun rayon; in grey
Sizes for regulars, 1i35, 1888, 1/40, 1/44, 1i46.
Orig. 1880 - --- *
3-Fan Suits; for year-round wear. Sizes
81, 3S 40. Orig 1895 o.o7
20-Work Pants; Of cottonade, broken sizes
"a to AZ. Orig 1885, ~ @.4-- o..
15-sanforized Sport Stacks; waist sizes s..
80, "a. Orig 1893 .----.As------. -.t"-- ooe
Coidenbers's-MainF Floor.
BOYS WEAR
31-Sanforized Slack Sets; broken sizes. Ir-
regulars Of 219 quality oQe
6-White Flannel Longies; broken sizes.
oIlB. 4.S0 i 90
1l--Jr. Boys white Rugby Suits; coat, blouse
and shorts. Orig. 2s8 ooe
82-Cotton Knit Polo Shirts; mostly white.
Orig. 39c 1---------------~-4 10
14-Wash Longies; good patterns; broken
sizes. Orig. lie 3or
43-Wash Shorts; broken Sizes Orig soc poe
77-Cotton Knit Polo Shirts: broken sizes
Irregulars of 79c to 100 qualities 3o~
22-Swim Trunks; sizes rs to 80. Orig
sSc 58c
49-Athletic Shirts and Shorts; broken sizes.
Orig. 27c IL
25-Wash Stacks Of tubfast cottons; broken
sizes. Orig. 119 67e
Cotdenbers's-Main Floor.
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HOUSEWARES

6-Woven Fibre Hampers; simulated mother!
of-pearl seat. Sold "as Is" Orig. 95----2.41
22-Utilite Flash Lights, portable style. Orig
100 SOC
1S-Hoffman Plant Pantry Sets; containing
various fertilizers. Orig. 00-5Os
Turf Edgers; for trimming edges Of lawns
Orig. 98c- 49S
+Ivy Bowls and Stands; 3 glass bowls and
metal stand. Orig 88c 8c44 44<
5O-Individual Butter Molds; various initials
Orig. 29c a.
2-Rubbermaid Toilet Trays; originally 1O(
soc
2-Grapefruit Decorators; for decorating
grapefruit. Orig. 1.49 74e
1-53-pc. Decorated Dinner Set; service for 5
Orig. q ~
8-9-pc. Refreshment Sets; including 8 swan
tumblers and wire rack. Orig. 1.19 5oe
8-Covered Sugars; of red colored pottery
H-Cream Pitchers; of red colored pottery
S-Meat Platters; Of red colored pottery
Orig. 69c NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 3Ae
S-Vegetable Dishes; Of red pottery. Orig
4oc -------------------22<
6-Metal Plant Boxes; 15-inch size Orig
39c "
3-Fitted Picnic Baskets; wood Stats with
cover. Orig. 2.95 AZ
8-Fitted Picnic Baskets; wood Stats, With
cover. Orig. 2.25 Ia
handles. Orig. ACC "a
12-Steel Grass Shears; with spring handle
orig o9c ------------------------ 2oS
s-Wood Flower Trellis; SIT. size. Orig
69c "a.
36-Cooking Utensils; including cooking rots
bake pans, pals, etc. Seconds of soc quail
~
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IS MAPLE WALL RACKS
Originally 6.95-Nov
:: With ::::: :::::: =; =: :: 29
LIVING ROOM

1-Occasional Chair; wine tapestry. Sold
"as Is" Orig. 5.95 "a
1-Secretary Desk; walnut veneer on hard
wood. Orig. rig.34.95--------17.A
3-Lounge Chairs; tapestry upholstering,
soiled and shopworn. Orig. 1000 10. 90
Occasional Chair; rayon upholstery.
Sold "as Is" Orig. 1895 -
living Chair; figured red tapestry, soiled.
Orig. 1895
1-2-pc. Blue Tapestry Living R0om:
slightly soiled. Orig. 900 so
big Massive Lounge Chair; Albennarle
tapestry. Orig.
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TOWELS & LINENS

108-Cannon Turkish Towels; seconds of 15c
quality 7c
5S-Cannon Turkish Towels; seconds Of 39c
81-Dish Towels; firm woven, absorbent.
Seconds of 19c quality - oe
19-vanity Scarfs; for tables or dressers,
16x42" size. Originally 29c- 14c
10-9-pc. Damask Dinner Sets; Of rayon and
cotton. Originally 399 9l.o 81
Coldenbers's-MainF Floor.
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81 COTTON DRESSES
nr:o:u~U>, cnIl f., co

Cotton prints In fast
colors, including coat
styles. Sizes for misses
and women.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-28
ais 10 Collect
From Dubois Estate

A claim by Mrs. 1enora A. Otto
to collect $4,000 from the estate
of Felix Dubois. deceased Tacoma
real estate capitalist. was dis
allowed in a memorandum decision
handed down by Judge Fred G.
Remain Friday although Mrs.
Otto WAS granted 81 500 for sery-
ices rendered in opening real
estate office to handle Dubois
property.
Mrs. Otto had sued Bartlett
Rummel. executor OF Dubois es-
tate. 10 bring about performance
OF contract whereby Dubois was
TO bequeath s25. 900 20 Mrs. Otto
for services
The complaint states that Du-
bois had included beaueSt OF
SIS 600 in a win he made ON Feb
Is. 1897. Later = codicil 10 ths
will on May 7. 1887, revoked the
legacy 10 Mrs. Otto.
Dubois died on August 10. 1887
lesvine sn estate " s225.0 900.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-28
Stevenson Kids
About Its Raid

The fabulous Los Angeles Cham
Der of Commerce had its collective
ears gently pinned back Friday.
Strictly monkeybusiness, the fol-
lowing telegram was sent by T. A.
Stevenson. secretary-manager of
the Tacoma Chamber of Com
merce. to Leonard Reed. his oppo-
site number in Los Angeles:
Congratulations on your recent
air raid. II has caused almost as
much confusion as the one in San
Francisco a month ago. Hope you
boys are still in the white spot of
safety"
The final crack refers to recent
propaganda mailed broadcast by
the L. A. chamber. which included
remarkable map.
The map showed air distances
from axis bases, depicted with
Swallowed zones: the zones were
darker where the ''vulnerability'
Increased at the overlaps.
BY some strange twist of geo
graphic fate, Los Angeles was tn,
only white spot ON the continent
that was untouched by any of tn,
possible air raid zones! (Coinci
dentally. the Northwest WAS black
est of all
Stevenson solemnly summarized
the microscopic feud with: PEG
pie have more fun than anybody
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-28
-Marri;aae
.(;;censes

Marriage license applications
were received Friday by County
Auditor s. Clifford Davis from
the following:
Eldor X. Peterson, 33, 5219 So.
Thompson. and Dorothy Anna Day,
2s, S01 East Wright ave; John A.
Goehrig, "a, Fort Lewis, and June
7. Henry, 20, Trenton, N. J.; Rich
ard Charles Berger. %, Fort Lewis,
and Dorothy Caroline Cone, 81,
Seattle; Charles Peter Paul, 81,
Fort Lewis, and Donna Hoagland,
81. Seattle; Elmer w. Webb, 81,
Fort Lewis, and Sandra Marie
Huber. "a, Cottage Grove, Ore.
George Wesley Lowry, 80. and
Golden Imogene Records. 30, both
of Fort Lewis; Jay c. Johnson, 80
Fort Lewis, and Anna A. Young
81, Spokane; August Edward No
mensen. as, 315Is So. 18th st, and
Pearl Arvilla Young, 80, 237 St
Helens ave.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-28
Wholesale Mart
Active Friday

Local wholesale food markets
were active Friday. the last bust
ness day in the week, but all items
were being released at previously
quoted prices. dealers reported.
The small oranges were popular
in the fruit division. Bananas
also were in demand. and apples
were moving fairly well. but not at
the tempo set by former fruits.
Celery, cabbage, cauliflower and
carrots We're among the best
sellers in produce. with peppers.
potatoes and tomatoes running a
close second.
Average activity in the trading
Of flour, eggs. poultry and meats
also was rported.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-28
20-Year Term
For Sanders
Pleads Guilty TO
Wounding Mon

Pleading guilty 10 a first-degret
assault charge flied as a result
Of having shot his brother-in-law
in the hand. Eldon II. Sanders. As
year-old laborer, vas sentenced TO
maximum OF 20 years In the
state penitentiary AZ Walla Walla
BY Judge Ernest N. Card Friday
morning.
According to a reconstruction
Of the crime by Deputy Prosecutor
Hugo Metzler. jr.. Sanders. forti-
flying himself with liquor after tel
ephoning his estranged wife. Zelda
NJ. Sanders. that he intended
blowing her brains out" went To
his wife's home at 251O SO. l. st.
Sunday morning.
Mrs. Sanders brother. Spencer
Sandberg, Jr., heard someone
proving around about 2 a. m.
and with n friend. Harold Williams,
decided to investigate after OBJ
tanning a rifle and a flashhght.
Believing 1t was his brother-in-
law after flashing the light on a
man concealed in a neighboring
garage, sandberg called To San
doris To come out" but was an
swered by a shot which pierced
his hand.
Police arrested Sanders shortly
afterward across the street from
the Sandberg residence. He was
armed with rifle and was wear
ing Masonic apron. He was
booked at the police station for
drunkenness and investigation.
After Sanders had entered his
plea. his attorney. John o'connor.
made an impassioned plea for
suspended sentence.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-28
Morgenthou Rebuke
Honded by Tolon

PORTLAND - Immediate APP
pointment OF Pacific coast alien
property custodians was recon-
mended here Friday by Rep. John
Tolan, D.. Cal, who rebuked Sec
Rotary Of Treasurer Henry Nor
genthau with the declaration that
The United States is a nation Of
aliens and we must live with these
people after the war"
Tolan. directing coasfwide
congressional investigation of the
allen situation. displayed 4 tele-
gram from Morgenthau IN which
the secretary suggested that ex-
listing governmental ageneie
handle the evacuation and prob
lems attached TO 1t.
"Morgenthau regards this ~
. social matter, hut in reality
~ doesn't have the picture n
- gives IN this answer s.0oo
miles away ~ Washington"
sid Tolaa-
"Of course. I intend TO renew
eur recommendation and we will
continue our efforts until we ge,
what we want We are on the
ground here and know the exist.
ing needs"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-28
Pork Is Missing
From Surplus List

SPOKANE - Pork was missing
Friday from the list OF foods
available under the surplus market
ing administration program, and
NJ Louis Belsngie, Pacific North
west supervisor of the administra-
ton, blamed sharp price advance.
Included in Belangie's district
Washington and Idaho.
The list follows: Shell eggs, but
ter. fresh grapefruit. pears, apples.
oranges and fresh vegetables in
GLIDING potatoes. corn meal. dried
prunes. hominy grits, dry beans,
wheat flour. including white, en-
riched and whole wheat.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-28

/ In the first hours they
destroyed more than half of
the imperial air strength on
the ground and obtained aerial
superiority In the first week.
British pilots learned to have
a healthy respect for the Jap
snese aviators who, they said, had
plenty of CUTS.
ENEMY STRENGTH KNOWN
japanese intelligence apparent
ly assesses accurately the enemy
strength and dispositions, par
ticulsrly coastal defenses.
This was demonstrated Mt
Hong Kong and In Malaga,
where attacks were launched
nj the longest lines Of resist
ance. thereby evading the
coastal artillery which was
pointed the wrong way
seward.
The British theory that the
Malaga jungle was impenetrable
might have been correct had not the
japanese domiciled in Malaga sc-
quainted themselves with every
jungle pass by fraternizing with
the natives. This knowledge great
ly aided the sweep down the
peninsula.
SPIRIT EASILY BROKEN
Japanese discipline is good while
the going is good, but / have
heard stories of disintegration
during the infrequent occasions
when, in Malaga. the defenders
delivered counterblows.
Around Gemas, when the
Australians first broke the
Japanese wave, Japanese In
fantrymen, tank men and
mechanical troops ran scream
Ing into the jungle, Australian
soldiers told me, despite their
officers attempt 10 reform
broken columns.
did not see any imperial troops
break until the very last day /
visited the Singapore front. Feb.
10. when the japanese bombs and
artillery shells were breaking the
mems spirit.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-28
Burned on F ence
Asks for $4,000

Action for $4,000 in damages
allegedly resulting from touching
an electrically-charged fence was
instituted in superior court Fri
day by Albert Case. high-rigger,
against Peter Peterson. owner Of
a farm on the Mountain highway
near Chop valley.
Case states in his complaint that
he was severely burned on the
arm. hand and shoulder when he
touched the fence on August !,
| 1899.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-28
BtII.DING PERMITS

Building permits were issued by
the city Friday 10 Henry Wautila.
4402 No Orchard. for a $1,000 resi-
dence at 4sls No. s5th St. and TO
Earl Rowe. $40 So. Madison. for
a 81 900 factory at 4540 SO. Adams.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-28
lndusirials Lead Stock Mart;
Trading Tempo Is Stepped Up
Murkets ut q
Glance


stocks: Irregulsrly higher in mod.
crate trade.
Bends: Irregulsrly higher: u. s
governments steady.
Curb stocks: Jrrcgularly higher.
Cotton: Firm.
Wheat: Unchanged TO !. cent UP.
Corn: orr = to = cent.
silver: Unchanged in New York.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-28

A Judgment Of $500 against
William Holcheck was on file in
superior court Friday in favor Of
Carmen Thorpe and his two chill
dren. Bert Thorpe and Carmen
Thorpe. jr. The Judgment was in
an action instituted AS q result Of
q collision NJ So. 50th and South
Tacoma way on March ., 1871. The
Judgment specified that Bert
Thorpe was TO receive $3.50 and
Carmen Thorpe. IT.. WAS to receive
$3.50.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-28
RANkRuPTCY ACTIONS

Bankruptcy petitions filed here
Friday with the clerk Of the fed
eral court included:
Squire Milton Williams, slz Ea
55th st. listing debts totalling 81.
s6S.45 and no assets.
Howard W. Barnes. 1912 So
Yakima ave. listing debts total
ing s15s.09 and no assets.
Lawrence Jones. 623s SO. Adams
st. listing debts totsillng si.2s0..
Is and no assefs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-28
GUARD TELLS WHAT DUTCH NAY EXPECT
Java's Zero Hour Drawing
Near; Will Fate Be Same
As Hong Kong. Malaga?
INTENDED VICTIM OF JAP MACHINE

correspondent sho>e
campaign pr,,ieus Ispsnes. dr IT.
through rive
at
= less
indcates British and Aus
low faee.
Of correspondent
fonfu nes
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-28
SATURDAYS TIDES
(Pnrific standard Time
HAPPY
M;rthday
FRIDAY, FEB. 81

FRIDAY, FEB. ~
Mrs. Elsie Funk. sy05 No.
10th st.
George Locke, Buckley.
Maxine Starr, 6SOl 80. Park
ave.
David Drafh. East saith and
Mckinley ave.
sgt. Russell ID. Nelson, Fort
Lewis.
Mrs. Edna Day. S0l2 9th ave.
Mrs. Esther Howard, Ss42 so.
X st.. and her twin sister. Miss
Elsie strandley. Woodland.
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BY HAROLD GUARD
United Press Writer

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS observation-disclosures zero hour
Friday Japan
China Hong Kong Malaga
the Japanese action China Malaga;
able follow the their Hong
because Of intimate knowledge that territory
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PRICES TO FARMERS


feultry-Hens. eolored. Az 20
Q lbs. 2ig22 cts; Leghorn hens.
more than sis lbs. i71ls cts. and
under sis lbs. 1914 cts: coli
ored friers. 20 cts; rossters. 20
cts; rabbits. s1i4 cts, live
weight: turkeys. 2702e cts. per
h.. dressed. ducks. more than Al
lbs, IL cts
butferfat--Ss cents.
Eggs-Standard. 27 cts; medium
Is cts.
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Lost and Found

| oST-Monday. February 23rd, mans
l. brown leather wallet containing
Identification cards bearing name
Thomas SWEET. Reward Leroy
Hotel. Room No. 6, Broadway 3436
after 5 D. m.
| OST - Finder please return small
l. black corday purse. thrown from
Car IN district OF 40th and Tacoma
ave. 4O02 Tacoma ave. Reward.
/ OST-Small black coin purse con-
L tanning $40 currency. Nee e d
badly. not working. Reward. GAR
land 706l
/ OST-Strayed. black cocker spaniel
l. male dog from stadium high dis
trlct Call Main O5Sl.
/ OST-Gold rimless glasses. Feb
L 2lst Spanaway. Return CasWeii
Optical Co
/ OST-GLASSEs advertised without
| charge Call CasWell Optical Co
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Sslespeople. Agents

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