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Evening star., 1939-05-31
Worlds Fair State Exhibits
Held Up by Labor Troubles
Nine Out of rs Are Either Incomplete
Or Have Not Started Yet

tualiy complete, but that some de-
lay. and heavy expense, resulted
when pilings had to be driven 81
feet into the soggy area to support
the buildings and extensive gardens.
Minor labor jurisdictional disputes
held up work there also.
New York Finishes on Time.
New York, with its adjacent aqua
cade, was completed on time with
no trouble, as were Arkansas (whose
building costs tailed with the esti-
mates, Illinois, Pennsylvania and
North Carolina.
Tennessee reported its building
completed on schedule after only
minor labor trouble while the State
OF Washington rushed through its
construction, although workers were
reported as having dallied, resulting
in a much greater expenditure than
the fair had estimated would be
necessary.
West Virginia reported a few in
termittent labor disturbances but
said the resultant cost had been
negligible. Georgia-managed by
Charles Morgan, who also is pres
ident OF, the States directors Asso-
ciation-was read for the fair open
ing only after r uch labor trouble
had been iron, 4 out" He said
his States buildh ) also cost much
more than the fair estimate.
Maryland, Texas and Wisconsin
were three whose buildings. were
completely nude of construction
while spokesmen for Nevada-a
building in the same condition
said their exhibit would not open
until July "if then" They would
not comment futher.
New Jerseys building was said
to have been held up because OF a
tangle in appropriations.
But the picture was not bleak to
G. c. Courtney, jr., Of North Caro-
lima.
People write me every day ask
ing whether to come up since they've
heard everything is not finished"
he said. Il tell them to come on
you can stay here month and
still not see everything"
Evening star., 1939-05-31

ADVERTISEMENT,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-27
HERE'S MORE ADO Ut
MURDER CONFESSION
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

ham twice had been held for ex-
animation at hospital for the IN
sane at Norman, Okla.
Cunningham's confession and
discovery of the body ended
q search of weeks duration.
Morris. convinced that his con-
tinued plea of innocence was not
true and that he soon must break
had held him since Monday, while
directing a search for his wife $
body which extended into neigh
boring states.
He told Morris that after he
had strangled his wife, step
daughter of wealthy J. P. Stokes,
realtor. he drove around in the
night until he sighted the vacant
lot and its freshly thrown-up dirt
mound. On investigation he found
the mound to be the fill for a
new sewer and that the sewer al
ready had been laid.
'Felt Pretty Safe"
II took him only moment TO
kick and haul the body to the
ditch and to cover il. After he
had done that he went home and
slept. he said.
The next day he drove by the
lot and found that workmen had
completed both their job and his
the sewer was complete and the
ditch filled.
II felt pretty safe then" he
told Morris. II felt that it would
never be discovered
Cunningham is 33; his wife
was 80
Here's Confession
His confession as released by
Morris read:
Il strangled my wife. Eudora,
and buried her in partially filled
sewer ditch. Nav God have mer-
cy on my soul. After this l drove
to the postoffice building and
stayed until II p. m. and then !
went home and packed three tray-
cling bags with her clothes and
took them to the south end of May
ave. bridge and threw them off on
the west side by a squatters
shack. Then | drove home.
ROGER V. CUNNINGHAM
A short time after the body was
found, Morris dispatched deputies
TO the May ave. railway cut where
they found the bags.
Formal charges were 10 be
filed later.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-27
MEDICAL CARE
FORUM TOPIC

The alumni forum on medical
care held this week at College Of
Puget Sound presented a rounded
discussion Of the subject with Prof.
Marvin r Schafer of the depart
ment of sociology serving as chair
man
Dr. Horace J. Whitaore discussed
the subject of distribution and fl
nancing Of care from the stand
point of the conservative wing OF
the American Medical association
while DR.. Clifford Halvorsen. staff
physician at Western State hos
pital discussed trends recon-
mended by the committee of 1000
physicians"
Five Methods
Prefacing the discussion, Prof
Sehafer declared the major prob
lem appears TO be what method OF
controlling distribution of care and
what unit should be used. He
pointed TO five methods ranging
from the conventional private
practice arrangement to the full
state controlled type possible only
in an economic and governmental
organization such as that of
Russia.
The national health bill de-
veloped by the international COM
mittee in Washington last summer
made five major proposals now
reduced to four)," said Schafer.
Doctors, labor representatives, So
cial workers, and government Off
Gals coneurred in all but one of
these.
Most of the physicians (AMA1
opposed the proposition that ii is
the obligation of the states and
the federal government to make
medical care available to all classes
of people. c. state medicine. DR..
Fishbein, secretary of the ANA,
is reported in the New York Times
as saying he was not attacking
government medicine. and recon-
mending the association take more
positive action in the whole prob
lem of soeialized medicine
Chief Difference
1.-THE real difference of opinion
as between the American Medical
association and interdepartmental
committee concerns compulsory
health insurance" said DR.. Whit
acre
The adoption of a national sys-
tenn of medical care similar to
compulsory health insurance as we
know it in Europe would mean
very radical change in the method
of applying the great and vital
facts of medical science to the
needs of the public, and the medi-
cal profession as trustee of the
scientific facts feels that the pub
lie should weigh this matter very
carefully before undertaking
revolution.
THE medical profession is very
deeply concerned about the stand
ard of quality of service rendered
to the public and suggests that
compulsory health insurance or
any new economic system for the
delivery of medical care be judged
carefully"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-27
CHOIR Of WEST
PLEhSES CROWD

Several hundred p~rsons. lnelsn1-
Ing many prominent mus>eisneI
went 10 Central Lutheran church
Friday night 10 hear the Choir
~ the West Pacific Lath>rns
college, singing group. get cff 10
. good start On = seAsan that viii
include 81 appearance ~ the Ma
tionsi Choral union ccnsestios n
t.es Angeles this summer. untswr
the hsten cf conducicf Guunsr J.
Malmin. the shels went through .
program Il compositions that a.
tered opportunity fus tone con-
trasts. fine phrassaG ard shading
Adding 10 the suloyWsnt a. tne
concert Was the appearances At
Alice ssaskioe. yeuna Tacoma
vsaiinist Mriest and without ~.
feetAtlon az mannefism. The ~
yesf.ela pupil AZ Bernard Aus
played with an accuracy and gym
pathetic understanding that cpmss
euiy With snbcrn talent and intel
i,Esns stady. shs literally makes
the vinlsn sing
AZ the FARMLAND singers VITA 20
Through San vrAncisca and make
several oshsts Pacific coast ssnpn
on the way Ia the los AnGelss
convention. the Golden tumtee
COMMITTEES 10 sparscsinx an appear
snee Al the San frsneisca espo-
siIisn To punlseisc The rsccmA
statehood celebration In July.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-27
>~Church News

Continued From Page Eight
sion: Tuesday. 7:ts p m. Senior
choir rehearsal: $ ?. m. Home
builders class home OF Mr.. and
Mrs G. kRgeler; Wednesday. $50
Junior choir rehearsal. 80 p. m.
Bible study and prayer meeting
two groups in both languages,
Central--Bihle school At e:ts.
One adult Bible class will be con-
Quoted in the Swedish language.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-27

study. Thursday. 7so. mestims
for praise ssd xvangslisM nnaNs-
day. 7.tS p. NJ. Young repporo
meeting.
Dssps Chsess ~. S1en - IN
Sta Sunday sehool. 10 n4esNtNg
services IL. csritnss 4, qehofee
GILL speak m the subjees. ''CAriDt
Our dfsst Mish ry,ss(." CAsssetsa
Gnissvos. zen. Evsntng eosvtoe.
J3o. Mrs. echsfsv viii speeh ~
tbs subjset, Mailing pvsyss .
ttsbtts
New Apsse~jsr vn1oe~ iS1o ~
! 81. Rev. Trtesin t. Martin. 80
tor sunday school. este =. -.
Morning service. ~. aflsspooe -
.. and svsnina. q reli0Wue@n ~
prayer witi conduet ssetee a svnar
nsitssIe meetings hsaisNing nasee
"a. 7.t6 p m,. euattpulnG evegy
evening through Aprtl :.
6Asssh u Chslss- IN. MN nmA
l. sss. A. 1910 =. ~. Evspnstbee
Herman q Wiisga 9TH dtsruGe
Living kspsssiss." Ia ,. ~. "Ths
rossahsu Leader"
Weshee rsseersses1 m. itlh en6
) sts- sunday srbool asA ushle
risss. A. II .. ~. New. Carl No
ti~sn Will speak m "TNe Necessity
IT ths At0nsmsnt." and 81 - ,.
m, What VIII Y0u IN Win le-
spsf ?" $50 .. m. pssyes nleeetaGs
Wednesday, and Friday. To ,. -.
Rev. Hsdsss wil1 spsah.
Chsseh ~ Dos1y Cemsuan1ma, -
iSsh and I sss, Rev, \. ~ ~.
fiinnis, rsetes. Early sesvsse u
.. m. Church school. - =. n.
Morning prayer ssd ssrMna, ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-27
ON
CLUB PROGRAM

GIG HARRoR-rhe Lions club
viii mee, Monday At the Den with
MaeAliaster Moarc the guest
speaker he viii give tFavelos
on hts recent trip 10 California
Officers named TO head District
No. Is. Washington Packers Inc.
ar l. n Morgan. president, J, w.
Mckenzie. viec president; and Mrs
George KEENAN,. seeretarystress-
urer for her fourth YEAR.
The auxiliary 10 Wacands chap
ter No. 2if. O y. =. has postponed
It's regular meeting antn Mar 30
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Price. their
son and daughter.ln.lsw. and Mr..
and Mrs Kenneth Price ~ Auburn.
were guests Thursday 81 pr. and
Mrs A = Monsingo.
The Junior choir II the Messiah
Lutheran church Of Tacoma viii
give a concert at II a. m Sunday
in Emmanuel Lutheran church OF
Cromwell
Alta A. Farley. OF GIG Hsreor,
and Charles g. Lands Of Seattle.
were united In marriage Friday
at a quiet ceremony at the home
az Mrs. Clyde Davis Of Tacoma.
The new home viii he made in
Seattle. Mrs. Lsndls has q host Of
friends on the peninsula where she
was nurse al the ClT Hareor
hospital for q number of yesrs,
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pIrst - Dr. j. Berwick McCul-
Tough. Sunday school o:t5 Morn
ing worship. II n, m. Christian En-
desvors. $3.50. Adult prayer service.
Middleton parlor, $50. The organ
list. Frank J Surding. Will con-
tinue his pre-worshlp organ recitsis
at 7.i5
Evening worship. 7t5. Subject.
The Dawn Of Peace ="
Tuesday - Presberesns. stone
hall, 7 p. m Desoons Will meet
for monthly meeting. 7:s0 In MID
dletop parlor.
Thursday Scofield Bible class
will meet at 10 q m, With pastor
In Synder hall. Synthetic Bible
Study class Will meet with Or Me-
Cullough in Snyder hall. 7 p. m.
Midweek prayer service will be
held In Stone hall. = .. m.
Fridsy-All youth groups Of the
church will gather for annual
Young Peopls's bsnque, a, $50
In Stone hall Reports Of all Of the
EftbpS WIN "" EiF'b "f'' Wv NV
officers in each group viii he In
stalled by the pastor.
Saturday Young Peoples Eel
lowship of Prayer will meet In
Yoder psrior At p. m.
B~thany--So 4Ist and Verde ri
VIM. J. Sharp. minister. Bible
school. s.s5 a. m. Morning wor-
ship. II n. m The pastor VIII
speak on the Victorious Church "
Evening worship. 7 p. m. This 10
the beginning of a new order Of
evening service sponsored by the
Young People DR. y. W. James
viii speak on the subject. The
Truth About Alcohol" Miss Bar
bsra Ferriss Will sing Mr.. Jim
Murphy viii preside After the
evening service. for those who Nish
IN remain. there will be a discus
sion meeting. on Sunday evening
Dr. James vii lead this discussion
on How Best 10 Control the
Evils Of Alcohol"
Adults are weleOfns and are 20.
pected 10 attend these meetings
The annual congregational meet
ing viii b. held on Thursday eve
ming al 7 30 y m
sprsgue Nemsrizi--Esstsr pro-
gram viii be presented by the
Robert Fray Glss club at spragDs
Memorial Presbyterian church Fun
day evening st 100 O'Clock
..ran L.
A. -. Van Zants 70 IN. u. y.
Veterans hospital for Easter SER
vice. II 4. m. worship hour. Gun
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grim Congregational church. The
Camel Question.
Fireslde group meets at inc
parsonage. Delegation from Trim
lty Methodist church will attend.
Fern Hill--so. s<th and q SITS.
Rev. Wayne l. sprague, minister
Church school. e.t5 a. m. morn
ing worship. IL, sermon subject.
The Whip of Cords Epwofth
League. & 10 y. m. 40. evening
service. The Time for SINGING
Rethany---So. sTth and Park
Rev. Erie Howell Sunday school,
p:4s =. m. morning worship. III
O'Clock. Sermon topic. bring Him
to Me- Epworth League. $50.
Rev. Erie Howell win continue tho
study Of symbolism and Ritual
Evening worship. T;3o, Sermon,
topic The Leaven At Work
Asbur,--At the II a m. service
Rev II. A. Anderson will preach
ON Joyous Christian Living In
the evening a Zig Hymn Sing
will be conducted from the screen.
Rev. Anderson will speak ON New
Men for the New Day" Following
the evening service the newly or
ganixed Young Adult group VIII
meet In the parsonage. A repre-
sentative Of the Young Adult
group of Mason Methodist church
will speak. At CHS the Epworth
League group viii discuss what
Is God Like ,"
Epworth--So. sih and Anderson
SITS. Walter \. Gieiser. minister
The church viii present one OF the
few local appearances OF the
Adciphian Choral society OF {, "
=. for a full evenings concert Sun
day nj T,30 r. m. The society -
directed by John Paul Bennett. ID
Robert Smith 81 the Conservatory
of Music at the college VIII con-
tribute organ numbers. The pubic
In invited
The pastors Sunday morning
topic viii be be Your Cross ana
Mine" third of the Lenten series.
High school league at $50, Mrs.
Arthur Swindler will be the special
speaker. In the major group the
program will he sponsored by tho
missionary department Of the
league.
The Sunday school which meets
each Sunday morning Mt $50 VIII
sponsor the special worship
service on Faster. On Palm sun
day, the sacrament of baptism
Will be observed, and new mem
bers will be- received into the
church.