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The Omaha guide., 1939-01-21

You here people say that some.
one has no more senee mot scents)
than a snake has hips. Well,
they're just complimenting that
fella because when a snake moves
it must have hips, because it
wiggles back and forth.
+ = r
Tsk-tsk-tsk, robbing the CRADLE,
at least that is what it looked Ike
the other day. Richard Rice walk
ing down one of Techs halls with
Laura Fagin and Monte Tucker.
Maybe he puts the ages together,
eh Rice.
Guy Rucker doesn't seem to like
girls, but as the old saying goes
"Still water runs deep"
The Omaha guide., 1939-01-21

him to speak er maygs he's hard
hearing
= + e
Agnes Nelson does not ike be-
ire "Ths Lone Ranger. so. she
HIS g "Tonto. to help her along.
Who is he Agnes? -?
The Omaha guide., 1939-01-21

ABOUT
Phillip Myplate
Phillip Myplate

Another round for the dope ped
dler for here he is again.
4 4 =
The Omaha guide., 1939-01-21
Beauty Culturists

CHRISTINE ALTHOUSE
It Pays To Look Attractive
1922 N. 22nd st. WE. 0846
The Omaha guide., 1939-01-21

Eugene Ingalise seems awfully
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-02
MINT CRACKERS
STILL ARE HELD
SAN FRANCISCO - IN, boys

SAN FRANCISCO - The boys
who broke into the mint had time
to think II over today
Federal authorities needed q IT.
tie time for the same pufposs.
They thought the mint Was bur.
giar proof
Frank H.nnsssy. y y attorney
doubted II any action would be
taken against Paul Ffsneis and
william Gallagher. both 10. until
after New Years He believed
keeping them In the juvenile dsisn.
lion home a few days would 10
ihcm good
Two secret services agents we're
investigating ihs efficiency Of
guards Who failed 10 notice the
boys when they oismbsred pp 10
the second stofy Of the @impfss,
nabls mint. tossed ovi copper
plate. and Slid dosga drain pipe
again
Peter HaFgeriy. mint sDPcrin.
tsndsnt. minated no one would
lose his job over the incident Tbs
boys rot into the building only he
cause a window wa partially open.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-02
HEIRESS ENDS
life IN raw

s1Atrf.t-kAy isafssf, has
iifm 7s-yeaf.oid hsiFsas. rsyflaa
in The luxury ~ getting q mani
cure and a psfmsnsnf wsss today
while indicating her fisssm0fsss
~ allfs IN tAs raw W South csHr
trail Alssss wa enough for ihs
moment
Tier arms ssafrsd from burns
suffered In attempts 20 try 0slt
soms recipes thought Dp nyssif
she prepared 10 head for asf bofas
IN rarksfsburg. West vlfginis
IN nofty about going back
10 Alaska NhsB I've bad enough
civilization snd that may W a
long time from nov siss salf
Accompanying hsf on the tip
cot ffDfa Alaska vas 20 Woods.
formerly n seattle. Who became
manager ~ her fox farm so storm
haFfssssd ushlsst island. ~ ialiss
Off csa5ks mist
WIN thsm They had 20 bits
f0xss which bad ben raised an
ihs island u Nas leased sixbt
years sRD by Mis- BARKER ff1sa sfse
government hhs had VISITED u
frDn tine "a time Dslt five H0nths
ago decided 10 scofn The n4ssf0pogir
tao bright lights and manage lbs
farm hegseif
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-02

an iron monider June 8. issa. and
found immediate employment IN
the Lister 4 spfaEus foundry.
Later vtih John = Anss and
Henry AnafaRs be otgaaifsd the
ksyslons foundry
In this work. Meals helpsd 70
provide irun castings for much ~
early Thoomas tes business bsiiitis
ings and he recalled st TIMES that
he bad east aait ~ hfsss the ptilleys
that srnt into ths stage msfhans
ism ~ the old Tacoma thnalsr
ks his foundry venture dif not
prove successful however. Msads
jalne1 ia IN. Alaska gold rush
went into The klendiss aver tas
OH Dysa tran and spent FIVE ysafs
Ia fairly saocessiih prospecting
and aiming
Returning 10 Taenns hs found
{ Continued gu Page =, Column -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-02
John +. MEADS,
CONTROLLER 1
Terms, PASSES
Local Pioneer, One
time Sourdough. and
Active in Politics.
Dies At Hia Home

Death came swiftly and
peacefully early Saturday
morning 10 John Fremont
Meaels. veteran city and eoun.
~ official. at his home, ISL
so. |. st.. where he had recent.
Nv celebrated his sd birthday.
only 4 few years ago he had
retired from public service a.
chief deputy county clerk. last
If local governmental posi-
lions held by him since shortly
after the beginning Of the
century.
Msaas born Dvs ~, isse In
Newton. "a. came 10 Tssuma a.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-02

WASHINGTON A grace
full. faultlessly attircd Viz
gilman with a rosy, schoolboy
complexion - Col. f. {.
(Pinky) Harrington = will
henceforth handle the billions
of relief funds that furnish
food and lodging and clothes
to under-privileged one-third
of Americans. Oddly, the
s.orld's leading government
bhilanthropist is an aristocrat
yand the darling of Washing
.ton's most exclusive drawing
rooms.
But ne has the stuff. Three
wears ago. when WPA was con-
fronted with the task Of finding
worthwhile projects for oO0.00O
neonle within A few cold months,
the prcsiden Communicated
Colonel Harrington for the assign
n1ent. He carried it out as best
he could with the men and ma
terials on hand
He had fine military record.
Second in his 1909 class at West
Point he has risen steadily be-
cause of his discharge of respon-
sible Jobs His duties before his
WPA tour included two years with
the French army as an observer
and flood control work on the
lower Mississippi.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-02
WPA
Men, Women
To Be 4O3'd!
Drastic Slashing Of
Relief Rolls Is
Continued

AT least 800 WA work
ers in the Tacoma district
will be "403'd"-or in lay
mans language, fired--this
week end.
That unpleasant New Years
gift viii cut IN half the number
Of women working in the WPA
sewing center on Puvallup ave. by
elimination OF all single women.
regardless Of age. while out ON
the mems projects heaviest toll
will be among aliens who have
been abr 20 work up TO now be
cause Of having first citizenship
papers.
Some Of the project workers
already had received their Form
No. 403s Friday and. augmented
by others eligible for the new cut,
massed At the NPA administrative
office. So 3sth and Warner late
in the afternoon 10 protest
While not nearly as large ~ tho
Thursday afternoon protest ses.
sion. when rumors of the slash
first reached Tacoma. more than
so persons largely women. crowd
ed into the office OF Il. r. Leroy,
district employment supervisor.
demanding m explanation
They remained until nearly
5 o'clock. but left apparently
As.s
done locally except follow or
ders originating In Washing
ton. ID. C.. calling for cuts To
III the dwipdling WfA budget.
The Tacoma district work-reliei
roll will be slashcd TO barely $500
men and women. about half the
number on the payroll a month
ago. before the first cut
An official explanation OF the
cut was not forthcoming from
state Works Administrator Don
Abel n Seattle and Leroy. In
Tacoma. said he was not author
lied to inform the public, but the
following general orders were
verified.
Release OF all aliens with first
papers
= No ren ssignments 10 lobs OF
4 ANYONE. including those re-
turned from private employment
previously promised immediate re
assignment
NO reassignment OF single per
- sons laid OF temporarily =
month ago At the first Of the
month II was announced singles
would work every other pay period
and receive half pay each month
Release OF all persons over 81
and those eligible for child
welfare aid from the welfare de-
psrtment
Where the first cut Of single
persons Was limited IN the Women's
sewing projects 10 women under
~. those over A. are being dropped
this time.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-02
ALASKA'S ACTING CHIEF
EXECUTIVE DROPS DEAD

JuAtAU. AisskA--E VI CRIT
I'm. secretary u Alaska ard act
ing governor during me sessnes u
GOV. John W TrOY. died u = heart
stisek last slxht while rising %
his feet % deliver a Gues, u hOn0f
address % community gathering
4 pfOmlnent Alaskan since BE-
fore the turn u uss century. Cflfs
I'm rad just b~en asked 10 speak
~ Mrs. Harry Lilsas wife u the
msyor Of Juneau. when he col
IaDsed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-02
STORM COMING.
SAYS FORECAST

Whole gale warnings Wsni up %
the Warrington sDast - tbs
mouth Of Columbia river today.
With aouthsAst storm warnings
posted on ihs Oregon coast and
south ~ Eureka. Cal
Ths q y weather bureau forecast
Winds II - - 10 miles per hour
velocity and warmed small craft
and sysn large coastal ffsiGhitfs
~ seek safety
The stDfu conferred about 900
miles Oil the Oregon coast. but
ass moving nOrinsaktSsfd fapids
-. The weather burrss said
The barometer dfDppsd. but IN
nuefBsiinz manner which fore
east 4 severe storm
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-02
IJ-C An Inside Picture of Finan-
l. ~ | | cial and Political America

He remains ~ an army Of
ficnr. and therefore will sup
posedIy divorce partisan
politics from the WPA. He
was named n Harry Hopkins
successor not only because of
his demonstrated ability. but In
the nope OF staVihg OH 100
searching senate lnNeS'lga-
ton OF the reiiet naihihis'rh-
ton.
His only regret in assuming his
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-02

You are eligible for benefits
under Washington Uncmploy-
ment Compensation act II:
|. II YOU are unemployed. avail
able and ready TO work.
?. n YOU have worked in COW
cred employment since Jan.
!. 1888.
Work done previous To Jan.
|. 1888, will not he counted.
:. II you have built up suffi-
cieni wage credits.
1. II the work YOU did WAS done
During the first nine months
Of 1898.
This applies to benefit
claims filed during January,
February and March.
5. You are not covered II YOU
worked all the time In such
types of employment as; pri-
vate home, agricultural work,
religious or charitable ipsfi-
buttons, as mn officer or
member of n vessel In the
navigable waters Of the
United States, In federal or
state work.
WHEN YOU MAKE APPLI-
CATION FOR BENEFITS
/. You must register at an Of
flee Of Washington state
Employment service. In Ia
coma IL II ut So. 18th GID
4 SIS.
2. Bring along your social Sc
curity account number.
3. Separation notice given you
by your last employer.
I. Or II no separation notice,
name and address Of your
last employer or employers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-02

benefit year No eligible worker
will receive benefits longer than
is weeks
Plans have been perfected by
Unemployed Compensation division
and the Washington State Employ
ment service, officials said today,
for the taking OF claims In some
66 different cities throughout the
state OF this number. 20 cities
have permanently established Of
fees Of Washington state Employ
ment service Claims may be filed
in such offices every week day.
The remaining &c cities have
been designated as "Itineranr
points. staff members Of the EN-
ployment service win be At such
places on certain week days and
at designated places. so eligible
unemployed workers within that
area can file their claims
Must Send in Name
II was pointed out that the law
provides ordinarily for a two weeks
waiting period before the applicants
are entitled 10 receive benefits
This means the third week wil be
the FIRST compenss bic week Ac-
cordingiy. no claim can be paid
until the fourth week. or the be-
ginning of the fifth week
The reason for this. II was eX-
planned Is that the office where
the claim rs filed must send IN the
name Of the applicant 20 division
headquarters IN Olympia as one
VINO is entitled 20 benefits This
will be done during the third week
Of unemployment
After the application has been
received by the division. II viii be
checked against the applicants
wage credits Th,s will tell the
division whether the applicant -
entitled 10 receive benefits the
amount Of weekly benefit he b.
entitled 10 receive. and the length
Of time he - entitled 10 reeeiy,
them.
One Must Work
After this been determined.
and u the applicant II entitled %
benefits. a check VIII be mailed
directly 10 him al the address he
gave IN making ms claim.
To understand the underlying
principles II Washington Unsm-
ploymen' Compensation act. y vas
pointed out It vas necessary 70
Continued on Page : Column -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-02
MT BY ENGINE,
TACOMAN Dies

~ J. Austin. 30. ~ tbzgts Ts
coma ave brakeman. ss@ Killed
simust instantly Friday A. Mineral
when struck W . iosgiHx engine
~ the West Fnfk Logging Co.
offieials ~ shs company hsfs SAID
Saturday
Austin. according 10 reports. ras
hlt ~ the engine NhsH he fell -
be stismptssi 10 step Oft the run
nisx hoard. whsts hs had sees
riding DE @ss fhs had brakeman
Ia charge ~ the rrew Austin mad
bssn employed ny ths company fps
several years
'fhs body was taken 10 Mnvteh,
bssi probably siii later ~ removed
- Taeasis funeral psfiof,
lie leaves M. wife, Mrs iane
Austin, sHs . dsssahtsf. Ars.
kfasksy ~ ~. Jehas WsHh,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-02
BULLE

PORTLAND -- Police said
today leslie Thomas Wheeler.
wanted on n first degree muir
der warrant In connection with
the staying Of Mrs. Daisy May
TlIlotson near Auburn. Wash.
was seen In Portland within
the Last 80 hours.
SPOKANE 80 Assistant Po-
lice Chief Charles Terncy ~
St Paul announced today.
after further questioning Of
James LEO Smith. that Smiths
confession to the sex staying
~ Laura Kruso. is-year-old
Minneapolis beauty school stu
dent. was false
WASHINGToN-social -
curity board officials raid To-
day that they would defer
certlflcstlon Of the oregon IN
employment compensation Law
pending determination d ef-
fects upon it by the recently
enacted state anti-pickeilng
statute
BERLIN Persistent re-
ports in the v iihsImstfa.s<
today said Hans Thomson.
German charge d'sffaires ~
Washington. ~ Sgild be- fseaiisd.
Germany would ieass only IN,
form Of diplomatic rrprssen-
tatien. II was said. bat sosiid
not break off relations.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-02
BARLEY REELECTED
LEADER OF MAJORITY

WAsHINGTON--senate Demo
Gratis. IN harmony rally. to-day
reelected Sen. Alben W Barley.
D. Ky. ~ the ma lority leader for
the 7sth congress
Bsrkieys recollection came few
minutes after another party soil
dainty action the decision 81 sen.
J Hamilton Lewis. l. 10. 70 re-
tain his party whip post Lewis
decision Vas Influenced by Press
dent Roosevelt. whD acted after
Lewis Indicated a desire 10 quit
the JOB because Of differences over
some administration policies and .
desire 10 Sponsor legisisuOn u his
own
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-02

tslf0s 20 slepfisfis ahi fisfsr' :
feen To- tis isiaTdn eel~Dfat~d ths
arrival " 1888. and. ia accordance
With proud tradition. the bell ~
the little chafen "a iianaon .aland
vas psaird to welcome IN. Sev
Year. a. clocks Ia fiss Eastern time
zone IN the United States pointed
20 7 .. ~. "a a. m psf,
The Chatham Islands nave the
honor Of welcoming the New Year
~ It's Olrth because they are the
nearest land points ~ the British
admiralty date line. from which
tins zones are marked throughout
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-02
UNEMPLOYMENT
COMPENSATION
BEGINS sunday
Act to Become Law
Tomorrow, Jan. l.;
First Claims to Be
Taken Tuesday

The state of Washington's
unemployment compensation
program is set to go. The act
becomes effective tomorrow
Sunday. January u. First
claims will be taken Tuesday,
January 3, at offices of Wash
ington State Employment
service.
The maximum weekly benefit to
he paid will be SIS And the
longest time that il can be re-
eeived is is weeks in any one
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-02
Mercer Island Span
Contracts Awarded

OLYMPIA After last minDts
delays Vhich threatened - lOss
the four. million dollar PiFA grant,
me State Toll Bridge Authority
awarded contracts % the 5000
900 Mercer Island toll bridge proj-
ect M seattle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-02


YAKIMA. Wash. -- Five
men. including \ younH ean-
vistsd murderer. cut bars II
the Yakima county jail early
today and escaped. scattering
over Yakima valley. = fruit
section.
Ths escape yes nns Al the mast
sisxss snEins-ssa IN = wsshsnxtna
pflaaa ~ ysafs The gulntrt
efselsd thruuah hole fart wssis
saa seven inches nigh n emerge
fsem shs IAN. sfssr sssassnx ne
opening with crap u make y
slippery
The tusasvss wsrsg
h.y Wright ~ wstsrrvtti<.
tai. convicted ssslsss thts nsenth
~ s,sylas jain q. Mmfs. Yakima
anfuaoblls stesies.
t~.li ~ tk~psrts~s a. sfrsstsa
thursday fos ssenna degree 49,
sssit after being 90 psruis fcv ne
robbery ~ MAhsan hsns In iaao
1.sr.~ Isswitissass. -. sssvth6
q tenn fof petty lsfseHs
Hess~s wst-e.. ~. serving =
sentence fss fesHsfy
Jsss~s t.ssss. 10 bslas held fas
federal authorities ~ : Suspect ~
the fshlssFy II . mali nas Al
T.ppsnssh.
other pslsansrs notified Night
laiisY Al Hagen ~ y a. m. that
The five asn had fled 40 nlnasrs
esrflef nhsrtffs officers. sisy
pelles and stats pstfelmea mus.
tered their fptess Immediately ard
started nut ~ pursuit
rhs pssa I'll sers essassseed
On IN ftsss fiavs ~ fhs jHit
They sppasssiis saae1 s~~s
that hsa h~ss sssussie@ IN h
thsn 10 rat bars ~ ses e>st
sna hsse ~ the swtelAe wts<
asw. skssw.h wkleA they
psliea ihsussstss~ - wssks
I HssHe spsetr essnpp.
rhs men pssssd sheets n smsosI
magazine pages N ~ esstnl .
tbs ~snd"w - Asip Mafkess NJ
passage ataisihs,
4 Officers said they tsetisyed ~
fusitlvss ssfsfstea sosss after fhs'
lefs the Jail situated In the down
toan seetlon ~ tA~ eits.
Wright, @ho vas ARRESTED 4
san Jos.. Cal, In November. ssi
sssitlas frsnsfsf sn thr ststs PER
itsnslHs Al walls wslla Ne sls>
Mesrs Nov. 7. ~hsn the sufHms
bile dealer resisted . hais'sp ~
tempt
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-02
PSTTTAC0SIS FEARED
AS MAN BECOMES ILL

PORTLAND, Orr. Ear SaXOn
4I~ysar-Old foundry worker, wss
seriously III 10 hospital today
with q possible case u psaitacDnis.
contracted the ssme day his par
rot died, according 70 Dr. Adoipn
Weinzib. city health officer
Saxon improved after a blood
tfansfnsion Friday samples Of
MS DiooL were rushed 90 Dr. Can
2. AeYe Of The Hooper Founda-
ton. ur sity ~ California hoz-
pftai. -sncisco. for psitta-
coeis
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-02
Old Year to
Be UShered
Ont Tonight
Boisterous Welcome
90 BE Given 1899
Over Week End

Old 1898 viii lie boisleons-
IA ushcrcd ont of Tacoma =
history tonight ri the stroke
Of l. and. II the weather
prophets dope i correct, a
little fellow identifying him.
self as 1912 win come blasting
in on gusty southwest gales.
shaking the raindrops off his
and announce in
childish glee.
"Nell. folks. here | ann
And hcte he'll be. his arrival a
signal for cessation ~ hasiiliiiss
and hesrl,ailtlcs on Tacomas far.
dung bottle lin. ~ The nsN
years calendar fllps over i's first
sunday
CITY county and state officials
have lsaurd their warnings no
drinks 10 be sold after midnlehi
and no dancing in town. after
that hour Revelrs viii iusl have
10 coast along until teyeisrs tire
~ uniuspirea activity.
Watch Might services
Many churches have announced
watch services marking In re.
llTious solenuity the passing oi
the old year and coming Of tbs
new
Police were laying plans natur'
day Ia deal with traffic miN'ups
normally common enough on New
Years eve hut more probable II
weather proves stormy ss ia nos
expected.
nlgh winds aud heavy rains arr
F forecast
Hundreds OF ski enthusiasts Wef,
departing for the mountain resort
and Paradise lodg. il prepared 10
capacity week end crowd
Normally" On Tuesday
Taverns for miles around Ia
coma have elaborate plans msd'
+ FOR entertaining thousands. thealsf
and similar amusement rent.fs al
/ giving special shows for mldnlRh
crowds Most Of the Transports
+ iion aompanifs viii provide sAtrl
iDte service for csishInntn.
Stonogtsphnrs won't have 4
worry much about dating letter
1853 until Tuesday when all bnhl
NESS and governmental Junction.
VIII return Ia normal activity.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-02


Haegard and rumpled from
night Of driving over highways
heavily guarded ny armed police.
Atterberrv was hustled through
battery Of patrolmen. newspaper
men and photographers 10 the o.
flee Of Captain Of Detectives
lanes Z. Childres for questioning.
The police station was thronged
a. the time OF his arrival Ad-
vance notice was given by District
ATTORNEY (. VI. Eagleton At Canon
CITY. He notified Denver police
that Atterberly had contacted INN
by telephone from J. nser an nour
earlier and indicated desire 10
surrender.
7 have no statement to make.
be told interviewers when oues-
oned concerning what plea ne
,uld enter. Il intend 10 lei Inc
take its course"
they had found bruises on ms
rs throat and said she haa
killed by someone win
raordinarily strong fingers
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-02
RULES ON LOGGING

OLYMPIA Social Security d.
rector Charles r. Ernst ruled to-
day that the logging industry ln
Washington H'as "non-seasonal
and the fruit and vegetable can
ming and packing industry was
seasonal IN computing uDeIn-
piOyment insurance benefits
by declaring the logging indus
try nOn-seasOual the department
viii oe able 20 pay JOB insurance
benefit checks after January /
during all the year. Workers In
the canning and packing industry
can draw checks only II unem-
pioyed during what II eustomsrily
the industry's busy season.
BANK TRANSACTIONS
-nC mn
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-02

MIS-. Atterberrv's body was
found crumpled at the foot Of base
ment stairs by her husband He
reported the death, and said he
believed she 50 fered broken neck
IN fan
A coroner's jury found she
had been strangied. by per-
son or persons unknown.
Police advanced tentative
theory that she had been
slain bf prowIer .ho had
annoyed nrighboring HOUSE
wives in the exclusive r-siden-
tial district.
The Atterberrys were married
IS months ago at Kirksville, Mo.
where she was popular school
teacher when he graduated from a
school OF osteopathy. They re-
moved here. He was successful
ana she became a leader in civic
and religious affairs. She vas a
beauty. ne handsome and popular,
and the community regarded them
as an ideal, happily-wed couple.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-02
MANS SUICIDE
HELPS FAMILY

I0s ANaEt1H--tfs5 rssnsAa.
p~nHllsss and In aeht. secured tho
finsneiAi future II Ms wifs and
ann today. committing ssiet<is.
Sssman. a Szsysar old attesn~y,
~het hlusslf 10 fh~ htaff Last
night. choosing ssath fstnes than
Ira foffslsing % tts0oe IFS In
sssaHes II ~ssia nave lapsed
to-day
Fumss Killed klmssif N the b.
ssasy ef . fsiias lawyer Eyzena
Marcus lts left lssssrs a HE lowe
fss MA 1lfs and ssa.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-02

UGENE. ore.-Lesle T. Wheeler hunted across the
n for two days, today walked into the Eugene police
on and confessed, according police. the murder Of
/ Daisy May TillotSon. Auburn Wash. Wheeler.
hveled, walked into the station and asked for the
cant and said he wanted to confess he killed
said he told them he killed Mrs Tllotson By beating
on the head with iron pipe. He said they had
arreed"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-02

Alvin r. Katz filed the suit in
Cook county superior court against
the blond skato j Arthur NJ.
Writ. vice p ~ of Chicago
stadium, where Mss Henie has
been presenting an ice carnival
In his complaint, Katz said he
had gore 20 Miss Henios hotel
with a L. s. marshal Dec. % to
serve a federal court order nam
ing Miss Henie co-defendant with
10th Century-Fox Film corp. in
the suit.
The attic Tcv complained that
Miss Henie through her agent
ordered CT in husky hoodlums
unknow &c plaintiff to throw
him At hotel"
/ MIS-. nad been attacked
and MIS- ar "unwarranted
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-02
YULE MAILS VOLUME
BREAKS ALL RECORDS

WAsHINGTON-The post office
department reported today tina,
ine volume of Christmas mail this
year ezceeded that ~ any pr fious
year in the departments history.