davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1939-12-24
Naval Reserve
Affairs Here
Under New Head
Comdr. Arthur B. McCrury
To Direct Activities
In This Area

Comdr. Arthur B. McCrarv,
U. S. N, retired, has been returned
to active duty by the Navy Depart
ment and assigned as director Of
Naval Reserve in this District. He
takes the place of 1t. A. j. Benz,
U. S. NJ, who for the last six months
has filled that position in addition
to his regular assignment as execu-
tive officer of the receiving station
at the Washington Navy Yard.
The work of the local Reserve
headquarters has increased to such
an extent during the last few
months, or since the expans1u1l mas
begun In the Regular Establishment,
that 1t was desirable to have an
officer who would give his entire
time to the work, including the in
struction of the active battalion.
There are pending at the armorv
scores of applications for officers,
many of which have received pre-
liminary approval, but have not been
sent to the Navy Department be-
cause the quotas for the particular
branches which the prospective Of
ficers seek to serve in are now filled.
The Navy Department is clearing
its lists of those who have held
commissions for years, but who have
shown no disposition to perform
any training duty to fit them for
service in time of national emer-
gency. AS soon as this task is COM
pleted it is expected that the way
will be opened for taking a num-
ber of new officers into the service.
Evening star., 1939-12-24

Chief Gunner's
White. attached to
an enlisted man
active service in
Evening star., 1939-12-24
Meetings This Week.

Meetings This Week.
Tuesday - National Capital
Post, 1015 L street NV.
Observation-Disclosures Post,
1700 L street NV.
Thursday - Potomac Post,
Northeast Masonic Temple.
Evening star., 1939-12-24

Officers of the 320th Infantry,
composed entirely of Washington
mans, are being given intensive in
struction in the conduct of staff
duties in preparation for their COM
mand post exercise, to be held at
Fort George G. Meade, Nd, as the
annual field training of the regi-
ment.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-11-03
OSLAVA 28. RfJNA
v BALTIMORE

Minulou nedeli vecer kona-
la sc d1stojna a mohutna Vzpo
minkova oslava %. RfJNA v
hudebnfm Auditoriu v Patter-
son Parku. K~rajane re vsech
cast naseho mesta brali podll
ma teto oslave. Sal byl pfepl-
men a mnoho 1castnfkG musilo
staff. Oslava zahajena hymn
Mani americkou a ceskosloven-
skou, ktere zahrany byly or
chestrem p. Rudy Kiliana. Pc
tom nasledovaly 2 1--WE obra-
zy:
dnes a "Vitezstvf"-Ceskoslo
vensko zitrka. Obrazy byly
krasne promysleny a provede-
ny. Nasledoval Del. Pew. Spoil.
"Hlahol" S velmi pekne cape
nym sborem. Dirigoval p. E.
Slapak.
Predseda Ceskoslovenskych
Sdruzenych SpolkG p. Anton1n
Vancura p~Tivftal obecenstvo a
pTedstavoval Tecnfky. Veldp.
Josef stepanek prednesl invo-
kaci. Krasne a sympathetic re-
ci p~roneseny byly prately &C.
cho-SlovakG DR.. w. Stull Hol-
tenn, prof. historic ma Johns
Hopkins Universite, u. S. Sc
natorem George Radcliffem,
JUDI. Harlem Cervenkou, tai.
csl. vyslanectvi z Washingto-
nu a statnf senatorem John G..
Callanem. Kazdy recnfk skill
dill boure potlesku.
Mezi programem orchestr p.
Rudy Kiliana zahral velmi pc
kne Smes ceskych pfsnf a te-
norista p. Volta Mart1nek "a
zpival krasne a S citem 3 pfsne
"Stary Guslar", "Hosi cd Zbo-
Irova" a "Maminko".
Obecenstvo bylo primo mad
seno jeho krasnym hlasem a
odmenilo no spoutannim po-
|tleskem. Pred zakoncen1m pan
predseda Vancura podekoval
fecnikdm a veldp. Stepankovi
"a jejich krasne reci a obecen-
stvu "a obrovskou dcast. Ma
to tajemnik Sdruzen1 p. Anton
Svejda odevzdal v upomlnku
ma tuto oslavu Medalie Odboje
Sen. Radcliffovi, joni c.. Cal
lanovi a prof. Dru. w. Stull
Hollow.
Slavnost zakoncena zpevem
ktery vedl pan V. Martinez
"Bdh zehnej America.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-11-03
z MfSTNf Cd
BOCKY SVAZU
CESKYCH KATOLfKU.

Vazena redakce a krajane:-
S potesen1m o~znamujem jme-
ma tech, kter1 uposlechli vyzvy
v minulem elsie tohoto casopi-
gu a zadame ably ii, kterym to
dosud z rGznych pr1cin nebylo
mono tax uciniti CO nejdT1ve
Sc "a cleny Narodnfho Svazu
Ceskych Katol1k1 pTihlasili a
to bud ma fare, Pill Ashland
Avenue aneb u pisatele techto
radku. PomoZme tenn, kter1
81 sami pomoci nemohou.
Ia cleny prislasily Sc a prf-
spevek zaplatily:
Jan Troch $500.
Pc $1.OO: = Vaclav Pr1ho-
da, Mary Prihoda, Andela A.
Hajek, Marie A. Hajek, Josef
Vaclav Hajek, Karel J. Hajek,
Alois J. Hajek, Josef Marsa-
lex, Katerina Rasocha, Anna
Vesela, Karel Hrdlicka, Marie
Hrdlicka, Karel Hrdlicka, NIL,
Jan Prochazka, Vojtech Sta
mex, Jacob Trnacek, Charles
Voj1k, Frank Hyza, Anna L
Callan, John G. Callan, Frank
Vojfk, Barbora Janecek, Jan
Pelikan, Jan Motl, Harry Vo-
rel, Aloisie Borovy, Vilem jar
Rnzicka, James V. Suchanek
Barbora Suchanek, Frantisks
Pohl, Marie Duchek, Barbors
Marsalek, Vaclav Marsalek
Barbora Charvat.
Vsecky ctouc1 srdecne zdrav
Josef VonaSek
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-11-03

Kongresn1k, Thomas D'Ales-
andre, zadal osobne Miss Fran
ces Perkins, sekretafku Prace,
aby 1stnf zkousky v Marylan-
du dovoleny byly osobam, jez
zadajf o obcanske paplry, a
jez pTijely sem pred IL. listo-
padem, 1913.
Kongresnfk D'Alesandro u
vedl jiz pfedlohu v kongresu,
jez by dovolila obdrzenl OBJ
canskych pray osobam temto
bez 1stnfch a pfsemnlch zkou-
SEX, kdyz by dokazali, re ma
vstevovali tr1dy pro pristeho-
valce pri nejmensfm pc sest
m6s1c1.
Ukazoval ma to, re plsemne
zkousky "castokrate delaji OBJ
tie" osobam, jez pTijely do
Spojenych Statd v letech 1880
a 1890 a jez nemohly pfipra-
vovati Sc ma zkousky z d1vo-
du, re musely delati zivobytl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-11-03
Z SKLADISTE.

Ma pieru Boston a Wagner
ulic V nedeli shoTelo skladiste,
V nemz ukladany byly RUNE
zavareniny v plechovkach. Ma
zmozenf pozaru pracovalo ko-
lem $50 hasic1 a dive .pozarni
lodi. Polar zuTil cd rama az
skorem do 5 hodin odpoledne
Skladist6 vlastnila firma Cob
tinental Can. Pronajato bylC
firmou touto Gibbs Preserving
spolecnosti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-11-03
MlStnl ZprdYy.
z k~rajanskych kruhH.

= We stredu, dine 8. listopa-
du V 9 hodin rano oddani bu-
dou snoubenci: p. Josef j.
Hradsky Sc sic. Emmou Panus-
kovou V chramu Pane sv. Kle-
menta ma Chesaco Ave-, Rose
dale, Md. Mladencem Dude p.
Jan w. Wallis, bratranec zeni-
chGv a dr1zickou sic. Lillian
Wallis, sestfenice. Maid of Ho-
nor, sestra nevesty Is. Florence
Panuskova. Ushers: p. Jan
zaloudek a p. August Panuska.
= We stTedu, dine /. listopa-
du byli spojeni svaZkem man.
zelskym pan Jaroslav J. Toula
q sic. Ludmila r. Hrabakova.
Gratulujeme!
= Ma hTbitove Nejsv. Wy
kupitele pohrbena byla Ute
ry Elizabeth Gagalski, {. 2530
E. Madison ulice, jez zemfela
27. Tfjna We veku 81 rok1. Ma
rozena byla V Nemecku. Po-
hTebni obrady vykonal Rev.
John Peacock.
PohTeb vypravil Charles E.
Schimunek.
- Ma hTbitove Nejsv. Wy
kupitele pohrben byl We ctvr-
tex James L. Baroch, manzel
Mary Baroch, byvaly Glen ha-
sicskeho odboru, els. 404 N.
Streeper ulice, jenz zemrel ma
srdecnf vadu 20. rfjna. Byl Of
Gem 13 dftek. Narozen byl V
Baltimore. PohTebni obTady
yykonal Rev. Albert Liska.
PohTeb vypravila firma Cvach
& Syn.
- Card Party a Country
Store Bingo poFada Sbor Jaro-
mira c. % ]. G. D. We skole
Augustin Herman, Ashland a
Glover ulic, dnes v patek, 3. lis
topadu v $3.50 vecer. Listek
Csc. Dverni cena.
-U Unity of Bob. Ladies Cur
It's Bay porada Country Store
Bingo v Sokolovne, 1927 Cher
ry ulice dnes, V patek, 3. listo-
padu v 8 hodin vecer.
" pondelf, dine 6. listopa-
du Rieger Klub poTadati Dude
Barn Dance" v Katolicke Blu
dove, rob Madison a Duncan
ulic. Zacatek V 8 hodin vecer.
~Prvnf-Americko Cesky
Dem. Klub 7. wardy odbyvati
Dude radnou sch1zi dine Is. Ii
stopadu o 8. bod. vecer V klu-
bovni m1stnosti, 838 N. Ches-
ter ulice. NaSe zabava jest z
d1lezitych pf1cin odlozena.
Use sc vysvetlf We schGzi.
- TELEGRAM! Strycek
z BTochovan e. Hanne) prize
de do Sokolovny urcite ma A
mericke PosVfcenf dine %. lis
topadu. Blizsf zpravy V pr1s-
tim TELEGRAPH"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-11-03
TABOR LIDU A USTAVUJf-
CT SCHUZE ODBOCKY CES-
( Fl SDRU-

A&AO
zENf jig tuto nedeli, 5. listo-
padu " 1880 hodin vecer " So
kolovns, Gay. a Preston ulic.
Ctsns Pokrokove Verejnosti -
Sestry a Bratri! -
z dennich anglickych novin
Sc dovidate, re Ceskoslovensky
lid donna, pres vsechny zakazy
osIavoval Vyrocf Csl. Republi-
ky. Vojsko ami zalar nemohou
spoutat lid ktery vsri re vlada
jeho Sc vrati do jeho rukou!
MIGzeme byti k temto vykfi'
kun hlusi? Zakladame " Bal
timore Odboeku Ces. Narodni.
no Sdruzenf. Kazdy upfimny
Cecho-SIovak jest upfimne
ivan do nasich rad. Redaktol
A. Laurin a krajan John Bar
timex k nam zavitaji z New
Yorku ably nam naznacili prac
Ces. Mar. Sdruzeni. Praci kl
znovudobyti Ceskoslovenskt
samostatnosti. Praci, " ktert
zvitezime! Zastupkyne, "a
stupci Loze, RadH a Jednot do
stavte Sc " plnem poctu!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-11-03
OPRAVA.

V "Podekovanf' rodiny Ouch
kovy bylo chybne otisteno jme-
no Variance. D1stp. Josef
Duchek a rodina vyslovuj1 ST.
decne dfky sic. Mari Schwart-
zove, varhanicce Chramu Pa
ne sv. Vaclava.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-11-03
z6tsala, nebot ona padnouti

zdtsala, nebot ona padnouti
nemGze.
O Hospodine, vyslys verne
no sluzebnfka sveho, ktery z
rukou Tvych oddane wal los
svdj! ,Nedej, ably zvuk won't
V tie move nasf zemi umlkl! Po-
zehnej ty, kterl We sluzbe ma
rodu zazpfvali sobe pfsen la
butt, a del Jim mir vecny! Ale
"a ne Pane, DEF nam zvony no.
We, zvony este, ably usi nase k
rpavde neohluchly. Necht ka-
zdy z mas je zvonem, z nejz
mi jen kov a HAS ryz1ho mira,
nebot jenom tax nezahyne ma
rod, nalezeny dnem Vzkf1se-
nj! 0, pozehnej, Pane, ces-
kou zvonici! Pozehnej- jeji
ZvOny - !"
K tomu nam jiz jen malo co
napsati. A slice:
Zvony znely pc dvaeet let
svobodne. Dale vsak zvoni.
Mic ma svete je nadobro neu-
mlci, zaznfvaj1 v srdcfch mas
vsech, ale casem Sc haste ro-
zezvuc1.
Dne %. ffjna t. r. Sc Ease ro-
z~ezvucely pc Cechach, ably pTi-
pom6ly nasfm nepTatel1m, re
je nikdy nemohou navzdy u
inject.
Neznicil je "a 800 let rod
Habsburk6 a neznicf je ami ST.
leny Hitler, Himler, Goebles,
Goering a cely ten sileny ma
cizmus. Gin vice Dude tlouci
do tech zvon1, tim vice a hla-
siteji budou znfti. Vine, re
elm je vets1 tlak, tim je i vet
81 protitlak.
My Ease zvftezime. To vsak
nebude v1tezstvl mad shnilym
Rakouskem, ale Dude to vitez-
stv1 mad hrdym pangermanis-
mem.
My to budeme, Cesi, kter1
znicf nemecky nacismus.
Je proto nyn1 jen ma mas, a.
bychom pomahali tenn, ktef1
|stoj1 pevne a odhodlane prot
nemu.
Nezijme jen tax zbytecne,
ale zijme krasne, abychom Sc
dockali slavy naseho naroda.
Ano mas narod Dude jednou
celym svetem obdivovan a las
kan. Bude nejen milovan ma
mi, ale Dude vazen vsemi do
brymi lidmi sveta.
My Sc dockame tech kras-
nych cast, kdy uvid1me mad
henry rozkvet nasf krasne, mi
lovane Ceskoslovenske repu-
bliky. Jeste vice lasky il mu-
sine venovat. Je krasna, mi
Ia a je jedina ma celem svete,
tTebaze dnes okovech.
A kdyby bylo Hitler1 tis1c,
mic Sc nezmen1 V prave ceske
dust. Z1stane ceskou dokud
svet Dude svetem. Byli jsme
pred Hitlerem a budeme pc
mem.
Pres to re jsem American,
budu vzdy hrdym ma svoji ma
teTskou krev a rec.
A i kdyby jen jedina kapka
krve ceske proudila V mych IL
ZACH, zdstanu hrdym mad touto
jedinou kapkou, protoze je
ceska.
VeTim a vim, re slova velke-
no Jana Amose Komenskeho
sc Ease uskutecn1, re vlada We
ci Tvych sc k lobe Ease navra-
tt, O Tide Cesky!
Karel Zahradka.
0-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-11-03
ODVOD 1000.

Valecny department vydal
rozkaz odvodnf stanici 3. vo-
jenskeho distriktu ma odvod
1000 muz1 pred koncem to-
hoto roku. Odvody budou v
Marylandu, Pennsylvania, Dis
trict of Columbia a Virginia.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-11-03

Ma obzalobu, re zapalil dve
stodoly, 17lety Urban P. Hob
man, odsouzen byl ma pet roku
do kaznice soudcem v ToWson.
|Soudci rekl, re stodoly zapalil
"ze sprostoty''. Prvn1 stodolu
spalil A. cevrence Seymour
Ruffovi a druhou Ia ctyfi ty-
dny pozdeji Franku w. Doran.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-06-21
PAN AMERICAN
BEGINNING new
OCEAN Service
New York MdrseilIes
Flights 10 Start Next
Wednesday

Next week. PAA agene Louis
Delebecque Nill be hanging out a
new single at the ccmpany's offices
at Front ard FRANKLIN. with Pan
American inauguraing ,he first
scheduled Transit lantic air passen-
ger service in history.
And the funny thing about it,
the fare to France from New York
che way, IS only s375, as compared
with 1916. lowest first class fare on
the Queen Mary or the Normandie
Roundtrippers get a fare of s675.
On May 20 OF this year, mail SER
vice to Europe was inaugurated.
Next Wednesday. the passenger SER
vice begins with the big Alton four
motored 72-passenger Boeing flying
boats.
You leave New York and fly 1897
miles across the ocean TO Horta in
the Azores, stopping only briefly
there. and then 60 on to Lisbon,
Portugal, 1850 miles farther on.
landing for the night after % hours
Of flying, crossing the ocean from
enc world to another.
From Lisbon you fly u AarseilIes
around Spain, 100 nilea
Your total elspged time since
leaving the UGA. Is "A hours. Ard
you've trave.ed 4.e5O miles n ler4
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-06-21
EDMONTON NAN
FLIES In WITH
WACO SEApLkNE:

Capt. James Moore Operations
Manager for Yukon Southern Air
Transport. arrived in Juneau yes
terday afternoon from Edmonton
via Atlln in a Waco seaplane to
conduct routine investigation into
the crash Of one Of hs company
planes here last Thursday in which
pilot Charles Tweed lost his life.
Moore spent the night at the
Barauof Hotel and was to return
10 Edmonton today via Atlin TAX
ing two passengers with him, Dan
~ shaa AID jce Warga
70 sibiity Of airline connection
between mneau md northern Bril-
fish Columbia with Yukon Southern
planes in being considered, Moore
limited
However. Moore said the COM
pany does not have the proper
equipment available at this time for
he run, although a few flights TO
Juneau from Whitehorse may be
made
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-06-21
BUILDING rritNir

A Guiding permit Was granted ~
cay TO Owe Gravcsen W ada q is}feb
% lis dwelling Mt 02G West Tenth
street az cost OF s76
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-06-21
MARINE NEWS
STEAMER MOVEMENTS
NORTHBOUND

. Prince Robert in port and sails .
for Skagway at II o'clock to- .
night
. Prince Rupert due about 6 o. .
clock tomorrow evening. q
. Princess Charlotte scheduled to Q
arrive 1870 p. m. Saturday. o
On special Alaska cruise. .
SCHEDULED SATLlNGS =
. Baranof scheduled to sail .
from Seattle 9 a. m. today but Q
no report at p. m. .
Alaska scheduled to sail from .
o Seattle june % at 9 a. m. .
o North Coast scheduled to sail .
from Seattle June % at 10 a. o
m.
. Tongass scheduled to sail from Q
Seattle June % at 8 p. m. 9
Columbia scheduled to sail
. from Seattle June Is at a. .
m.
Q Prince George scheduled TO sail o
from Vancouver June 26 at Q Q
p. m 9
Taku scheduled to sail from Q
o Seattle June 80 at 8 p. m. Q
SOUTHBOUND SAILINGS .
o Princess Louise scheduled to o
arrive $50 a. IN. Friday and .
sails south at 8 a. m. .
North Sea scheduled south Q
bound Friday morning
Yukon scheduled south next .
Sunday
Alautian scheduled southbound 9
6 a. m June 26
LOCAL SAILINGS
Estebeth scheduled 10 81 = every :
Wednesday at pm for Sit
IA end wayrorts
Dart leaves every Wednesday
at Tam for Petersburg. Port :
Alexander. Kake anu way
ports
o
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-06-21
) HhL!BUTEnS
Sell, SEATTLE

SEATTLE. June 21-Halibuters
selling here today are as follows.
From the western banks-Federal
25 600 pounds. and ~ cents a
Mound: Akutan 10000 pounds, 8
and n cents.
From the local banks--Diana l6,-
600 pounds, Summit $4,000 pounds,
Pioneer Bird 5000 pounds all for
81 and Z cents; Prospect0r 1909
pounds Of sable, selling for AZ
cents a pound.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-06-21
TUR0FF LEAVES
FOR INSPECTION
WpAkGEll p0AD

L. w Turon. office saz5naey I'm
the Bureau Of Pubic fplScs iefl
today on the Forest ssefy}s@ sasaAeQ
Ranger VIII for W.aBgesi ~ teae
inspection business
The Ranger VII eafs4As e8l}f
George Reynolds aHd Dlet E8n~
ser J. NJ Wyekoff bs1e " geg
Petersburg headquarters
The vessel Forester b @A2@ "a
Juneau tonight from sisA 895gg r.
A SiicoX. Chief ~ kie n : I'm
esq Service. II. r. liataG,4 ylss Rsr
as1ant Assistant heel0ta f93 iey
NaAulan Holbroek Ha ll5tAt
Ranger w A. ChippeffieH
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-06-21
Dr.. sTEvEs. unn0rODIsT

3iVes qglek relief 20 DaiHiBg faol
Office, 10 Valentine Building. phone
80. adv,
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-06-21
TO sIToA

Travelling man f. M Moore was
among the Sitka bound passengers
ON the North Sea.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-06-21
north SEA TO
S!TKh WITH 7

Seven passengers sailed for Sitka
on the steamer North Sea yesterday
evening.
They were: b. F.. Kane, Victor
Ross. Steve Raymond, e. M. Moore,
N. A, McEachran, T. B. Brown and
Althea Rands.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-06-21
TO JOIN HUSBAND

Mrs. b. II. Rigg and children
Nancy Ann and Kent, arrived here
yesterday from South Carolina to
join Mr.. Rigg, stationed at Iioonah
on geodetic survey work.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-06-21
TIDES TOMORROW

Hieh tide 4:05 am, 1853 feet.
Low tide-l0:29 am III feet
High tide 4:57 pm, 1872 feet.
Low tide-11:03 pm, 81 feet.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-06-21
Shower at Bdranof
Last Evening for
Eta Mae KoIasd

Six tables Of bridge and miscel-
'laneous shower complimented Miss
Eta Mae Kolasa, bride-to-ke Of Mr.
Robert Duckworth, last eysning at
the Baranof Hotel Hosts sses for
the occasion were Mrs. GLADYS Over
by, Mrs. Edward Metzgar and Miss
Louise Kemper.
Honors for cards were won by
Mrs. C. E. Druley. first. Mrs. Helen
Cas- Smith. second; and third. Mrs
H. l. Lucas.
A luncheon was served in the Iris
Room Of the hotel.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-28
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
OIL and GAS TRIAL
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

any more of his money in P. G.
& o. leases.
Defense Attorney George F.
Vanderveer read to the jury
Simons' note, showing it had been
paid in full.
And what was the date of that
payment? ?" asked Assistant U. s.
Attorney Frank Pellegrini.
II read it, didn't you hear il? ?"
said Vanderveer
mo" Pellegrini grinned. Van
derveer read date in December,
1887.
"Oh yes.' rejoined Pellegrini, "a
month after the indictment was
returned"
What Witness Fisher hadn't said
on direct testimony was that he
also borrowed money from the
same man-S4,000.
And how much have you paid
back ?" asked the defense attorney,
after Fisher had admitted the bor-
rowing. The witness insisted he
had paid back about third.
In brief redirect examination
Thursday Fisher testified that De-
PENDANT William Markowitz once
threatened him. Shortly before he
left the p. G. & o. organization in
May, 1885, he said, he asked Mark
owitz why he was being kept on
the payroll when he wasn't doing
anything.
"Wire Tapped"
Don't worry, we're having your
telephone tapped and a detective
on your tail. We're watching every
move you make" he quoted Mark
owitz as saying.
Let me tell you a little story.
We had little fellow down in Los
Angeles who got troublesome. Then
a couple of tough little fellows
came out from Kansas City and
after a while he didn't bother us
any more.
You have family and you
love your wife" he said Markowitz
went on. II wouldn't do anything
to damage us.
II said. Are you threatening
me? p He said Whatever you
think I asked why l was being
kept on the payroll and he said
oh. well get rid of you when We
get ready"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-28
CHAMBER Gets
232 MEMBERS

Nearing the end of its one-week
campaign, Tacoma Chamber of
Commerce reported Thursday noon
a total of 232 toward its goal of
40 new memberships or increases
in present ones.
At Thursdays report luncheon
AZ new individual memberships and
2S increases, rs in all, were added.
Team standings in the single
membership division of the cam
paign were announced Thursday by
Eugene A. White, chairman of that
group. Leading the field was MUIR
ray McCartys team with 43 points.
High in the firm increases division
were Norton Clapp and Harry w.
Andrews.
Other team ratings included Max
Lakin. "a POINTS; Palmer Kennedy,
II; G. H. judges, 261a; E. T.
Richards. 90; c. H. Freeth, Is;
Frcd Klopfenstein, IL; Nels E.
Johanson. Howard Braman and
II. D. Smith, each 10; George H.
Fisher, 7: A. w. Taylor and James
Peterson's eroups. each, and J
Crank Hickey, ono .
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-28
CONCERT TO Be
FRIDAY NIGHT

Stadium high school musicians,
assisted by Pacific Lutheran col
lege chorus, Falkland, have pre-
pared particularly interesting
program for the band benefit con-
cert to be given at Stadium audi
forum Friday night. Proceeds
will be used to send Stadium band,
which earned a supcrios rating at
the recent high school music meet
at the University of Washington,
to Portland for the Northwest
music festival.
Besides the numbers by the band,
there will be a soprano solo by
Thelma Bratrud, one of the stars
of the opera "Wyotana"; clarinet
duet by Milton Thompson and Bob
Newman; marimba solo by Alta
Johnstead, an6 We selections from
the concert rel toire of the Park
land ch0rus.~-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-28
MINISTRIES TO
GIVE z SHOWS
Opening Performance
at St. Luke's Fri
day Night

The minstrel show, "A Holiday
in Dixie" will be presented Thurs
day and Friday evenings by the
st. Luke's Mems club and Young
Peoples Fellowship in the COM
muity house at No. 36th and Cove
SITS. Proceeds viii be used for the
st. Luke's building fund.
After many weeks of hard work,
the dress rehearsal was held We'd
nesday evening and the smoothness
with which the preliminary per-
Torrance clicked. promises the
same high class show as has been
the rule for past years.
Robert Derby is directing the
show and r. A. Blundeli is inter-
locutor.
End men are Roy F. Elstrom,
A. II. Mellish, d. A. Somerville,
Jerry Walters, Art Mather and
Paul T. Benson.
Soloists are Carolyn Dyer, Bar
bara johnson, Hermie Heron,
Dixie Wollard, Maureen Martin,
Robert Derby, William Nichols and
Catherine Mcdonald.
Dancers will be Hermie Heron
and Lorraine Bottiger.
Chorus members are Richard
Wollard. Hume Cleland. Jack Bell,
Fred Elstrom, Violet Crowder,
Mrs. Bob Mcpherson. Starr Steele,
Patricia Smith, Helen Whannell,
Carolyn Dyer Nelson, Barbara
Johnson. Hermie Heron, Dixie
Wollard. Maureen Martin, William
Nichols, Catherine Mcdonald.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-28
FAIL TO Save
LIFE Of BABY
Daughter of Gershom
Rowlands Dies of
Heart Ailment

Charlotte Rowland, the three
month-old daughter Of Mr.. and
4rs. Gershom c. Rowland died
Wednesday night at the family
home. SO West Road. after failing
to respond to treatment by the
police pulmotor. Death was
oscribed to a heart ailment.
Police Officer p. N. Trent and
Roscoe Savage were called to the
home when the child WAS stricken.
The attending physician. DR.. Ed
win D. Warren, pronounced her
dead when artificial respiration
failed to revive her.
Besides her parents, she leaves
her grandparents, DIR. and Mrs.
c. d. Hunter Of Tacoma Grave
side funeral services will be held
ut 2 p. m. Friday at Woodbine
cemetery In Puyallup. Rv. j. r.
Mccullough win officiate. and
burial win BE- under Mellinger's
direction.