March of Dimes window display. A poignant appeal from the March of Dimes for funds to fight crippling diseases was on display in the Capital Finance office on January 16, 1961. "Please say yes" was the slogan for the 1961 campaign. Photographs of youngsters in braces, including a large cutout of a wide-eyed boy with crutches, are prominently displayed. A child mannequin in wheelchair also emphasizes how disease can strike the very young.

March of Dimes (Tacoma); Fund raising--Tacoma--1960-1970; Poliomyletis--Prevention; Window displays--Tacoma--1960-1970; Wheelchairs; Capital Finance Co. (Tacoma); Signs (Notices);

Capital Finance Co. interiors. This loan company was managed by Clarence E. Cubbage. A single office area is occupied by four loan officers and two female secretaries or accountants. The women's desks sport an adding machine and typewriter. A counter with open spaces for customer interaction stands at the front.

Capital Finance Co. (Tacoma);

Capital Finance Co. interiors. This loan company was managed by Clarence E. Cubbage. A single office area is occupied by four loan officers and two female secretaries or accountants. The women's desks sport an adding machine and typewriter. A counter with open spaces for customer interaction stands at the front.

Capital Finance Co. (Tacoma);