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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-10-23
SCHOF|ELD PEPS CROSBY FOR NEW LONDON BATTLE
Blue and White Shades LeavenwOrth 7-6; Wilby
 at Weaver

Crosby High schools 1899 football array had tough time winning its first game of the season, and need- ed a point after touchdown result ing in a 2 to 6 victory over Leaven- worth to record its initial victory after four starts, two ties and @ de- feat marring its early season re- cord. Wilby and Leavenworth has yet to win a game, while Naugatuck, after defeating Wilby, absorbed a 400 going over Saturday in the borough, at the hands of Torrington, which romped over Leavenworth the previous Saturday.
 To New London
 This week, Coach Bill Schofield takes his lads from Crosby to New London where Billy OBrien's Bull kelley High boys hang out. O'Brien, a Crosby grad had had good foot ball teams at New London for sev- eral years. Wilby goes to Hartford this week for a test with Fred Stones Weaver High lads, the Wild cats still seeking win number one. Derby beat 'em under lights last week. Leavenworth, also @ non- winner to date has chance to crash the victory column against Gilbert of Winsted here Saturday, though Gilbert has already beaten Wilby under lights at the new sta- dium in 8 rip-roaring finish.
 Promising
 From what Leavenworth showed Saturday, the Tech Gilbert game should be a lallapalooza. Crosby's win Saturday was hard-earned de- spite a first period touchdown. They lost another on a penalty and from then on Leavenworth was very much in the ball game scoring its touchdown on forward pass, Doran to Hoebel. Fumbles and intercep- tions were numerous but the fans enjoyed every minute of 1t. Score: CROSBY () (6) LEAvENWORTH pradiro .....,.,,, k1OepGl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-10-23

HoebeI.
 Points after touchdown, made by Mancini (placement).
 Substitutes: Crosby-Jarvis, Shen- .briskis, O'Neil, Vasallo, Leavenworth, zilaro, Griffin, Voegtle, Sedleski.
 Referee: Dr. B. A. O'Hara (Penn- sylvania0
 Umpire: John Kelley (Assump- tion.)
 Linesman: Dr. Al Kellie (Ham- ilton.)
 Time-Four 12 minute periods.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-10-23

the audience which hung window last night Clarence Anderson exhibition trick shots pocket billiard table including his speciality balls pocked shot, The novelty revelation local
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-10-23

all expected Immaculate Conception Wednesday Philip Huey charge special meeting
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-10-23

Samoska king odds of the Giants the Bears favore though they second the league standing the can't beat em with clubs They place Washington still pre-game favoe So on is Xain
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-10-23

Left End w. Margolis .............. M1tcnel
 Left Tackle n cruess s........ Guerrero
 Left Guard suorue Romanello
 Center Roberts ................. 1annucc1
 Right Guard Holmes ,............ Evitts.
 Right Tackle Kanny ........ AAo
 Right End .
 Quarterback J. Margolis ................. Dorau
 Left Ha1fback Mancini Travers
 Right Halfback Adomaitis ................. Lazeski
 F'ullback Score by periods: Crosby .............. Leavenworth ......... 0 Vo Touchdowns. made by Mancini,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-06-24

Dealer: West. Neither side
Wlnerable.) (
The most aggressive kind Of a
player sat in the South position
when West opened this deal with
l'Heart. He doubled it and after
nls partners response of 1-Spade
he called 2-Diamonds. This combi-
nation of a double followed by a
iIee bid at the range of two made
worth realize his partner had a
Copyright. 1899. King
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-06-24
TAKE THE ONLY ROAD

WHEN YOU know your No
Trump game will be defeated if
the opponents get the lead again,
your only possible road to success
is to run nine tricks at once. If
you can figure out some route
which can produce that result if
the opponents cards are located
scertain way, you must carry on
exactly the same as if you saw
those cards in the. desired posi-
tons. To do anything else would
constitute giving up the fight
While there is yet a slight chance.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-06-24

COPYRIGHT 1899 KING SYNDICATE
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-06-24
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE
BY Shepard Barclay
'SThs Authority on Authorities"

pretty fair holding. He himself
had an average hand as far as
high honors were concerned and
his singleton diamond Q was not
worthless, since his partner had
bid the suit. He therefore ventured
3-Clubs and South took a chance
on 3-No Trumps
Vests lead of the heart X made
it clear to South that he had to
get his nine tricks at once or
never. He therefore took the lead
with the heart A and, realizing
his shortage Of entries, dropped
the dummy's diamond @ under his
own A, found fortunate break of
the suit and also the spade K in
the right place, so that he made
his game.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-03
CALLS HUDDLE
ON LEGISLATION
w HINGTnN

ASHIN GTON President
Roosevelt today summoned his
house and senate leaders into a
final procession huddle on the adj
ministration' program for the 10th
congress, which convenes tomor-
row morning.
AT luncheon conference at the
White House. ii was expected that
the leaders, Sen. Alben w. Bark
ley of Kentucy and Rep. Sam Ray
burn of Texas. would go over the
draft of the annual message, which
the president will deliver person.
ally before a Joint session Of the
house and senate on Wednesday
House Democrats. at a caucus
later today. were set TO go through
the Formally Of rejecting Ray
burn as their floor leader and Rep.
William 3 Bankhead as speaker.
Senate Democrats on Saturday
chose Barley as their leader again
at a harmony session in which
the conservative and middle-of the
road Democrats temporarily sub
merged their mounting opposition
to many Roosevelt policies.
After seeing Barkley and Ray
burn. the president will 20 over
the relief situation with Col. Fran
els Harrington, new WPA admins
TRAITOR: Harry Hopkins. former
WPA head who was appointed sec
rotary Of commerce. and Daniel w.
Bell. acting budget director.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-03
Several Injured Here
In NelD Year Crashes

Saturday night In n collision at
roth and South Tacoma way be.
tween his car and one operated by
J. A Little Of Fort Lewis. Truslcr
was booked on suspicion Of drunken
driving.
Edna ThnrstoA ~. Of ssit SO
Cheyenne. suffered back injury
at a m. Sunday IN collision
at Goth ana South Tacoma way.
She was riding with Harry Butts.
1918 so. Lawrence st. whose car
was reported hit by an auto driven
by Louis Giibertson. Who WBs ar
rested on charges Of drunken drig-
ing.
Failed To stop
4 hit-and-run collision early Bun
day a. so. 3sth and Warner ri re-.
suited in the injury 10 Albert Ros-
SOW, 1911 So. Alaska At lie vas
taken TO Tacoma General hospital
for treatment Of n cut on his
temple. Rosso~. police said. wss
riding in car driven by Elsie
Patton. 1871 So. ffth 81. The
other driver failed to stop after
the collision.
James Young. 30. Of the Croft
hotel. vas slightly injured sstur-
day night when a car driven by
n. { Copper, b402 u South Taco
ma. struck him at jefferson and
Tacoma ave.
Hugh =. Brown. n. of Ohop. and
Miss Betty 5tringfsllpN. 90. ~ t2i
So. NJ at, suffered cuts ana bruises
Continued on Page 7. Column ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-03

Despite the handicaps Of slip
cry streets crowded highways and
certain amount Of alcoholic I'M
steadiness at the wheel. Tacomsns
got through their New Years ccic-
bration without fatalities. police
reported Monday.
Many accidents occurred. how
ever, and several persons got off
to an unfortunate start by spend
ing the first hours Of 1889 In hos
pitfalls. Injuries in most cases were
slight.
Nj and Mrs. Harry +. Skinner.
1898 East / ST.. and their siz-year-
old daughter. Shirley. were hurt
Sunday evening when SINNERS
car ran into a parked truck owned
by Clifford Niece Of Graham IN
front Of the Pierce county hospital
Suffers Broken Nose
Skinner. 80 suffered a broken
nose and facial cuts. His wife.
Eunice, 80, had an abrasion on her
right knee. and their daughter 70
ceiyed deep scalp laceration.
They were treated at the county
hospital.
Henry Trusler. 80. Of stI9
Clement ave, was under technical
arrest st the county hospital Mon
day. He suffered chest injury
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-03
RESUME SCHOOL
WORK TUESDAY

Students attending srhools In
Tacoma and persons enrolled IN
school conferred community fsefs-
atlon programs viii rssuns stud
les Tuesday after enjoying
vacation during The yals season.
Tacoma and rural public schessls
viii resume At thr tisusi hour
Tuesday morning. a. VIII Pacific
Lutheran college. College Of IN.
ret Sound and HelIarminc high
school.
Tho second twsive-~sek period
~ school centered community rec.
reatlnn program classes viii get
under way Tuesday.
Second semester ~ Tacoma eve
ming school. sponsored ny the
public school system. viii open
Thursday al Lincoln high school
al 7.aD o'clock. Glasses are held
each Monday and Thursday eve
ming. with instruction offered 10
hleh ~hool and grade ssibIects
shop and drawing. citizenship, a
capella choir. tipping and short
hand and specialized courses.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-03
ex-governor
MURPHY Named
Y..GENERAL
Another Ardent New
Dealer Picked For
Cabinet; Other New
Appointments Due
WASHINGTON-Pr,

Observation-Disclosures
Roosevelt completed pre-con-
gress reorganization of his
cabinet today when former
Gov. Frank Murphy of Michi-
gan, was sworn as attorney
general after a shake-up which
supplanted two old style Demo-
Gratis with 100 per cent new
dealers.
Murphy took the oath at a
White House ceremony similar to
that in which Harry L. Hopkins
was sworn in as secretary of COM
MERGE Just before Christmas.
The red-haired New Dealer
is assured of confirmation.
Among those attending the
swearing in ceremony was
Vice President John y. Garner,
whose presence was sufficient
TO assure that there would be
no substantial opposition TO
Murphy.
Murphy was sworn in at l2:l5
p m. by Supreme Court Justice
Stanley Reed, himself a New Deal
appointee. in the oval room of the
White House. The baby cabinet
member placed his hand on Bible
that was given him by his mother
81 years ago. Inscribed on the fly
leaf were these words:
TO dear Frank from mama on
the day he graduated, June 26,
1906
The 100 per cent New Deal cab
met circle is almost complete Mr..
Roosevelt may name a new SUI
preme court justice before night
fall and he is reported to be ready
to nominate a lame duck, Sen.
Fred H. Brown, D, n. H, to be
comptroller-general.
Murphy fell in the November
election balTage that hit Brown
and more than a score of other
Democratic senator's and governors.
His nomination was announced by
the White House yesterday.
Addition of Murphy to the cab
met provides politics with an out
standingly eligible bachelor. He is
red-headed, soft spoken, rather
handsome and As. But more i'm
portant is the fact that when
Murphy takes his seat in the cab
inetsroom, the 100 per cent New
Deal circle around the big table
will be nearly complete.
Only Postmaster General
James A. Farley and Secretary
of State Cordell Hull stand be-
tween Roosevelt and a cabinet
in which conservative Demo-
Gratis would not be represented
at all
Murphy enters the cabinet just
more than q week after Roosevelt
rewarded WPA Administrator
Harry L. Hopkins with the secre'
taryship of commerce. Hopkins
succeeded D"niel c. Roper, a polit-
ical figure since the days of the
Woodrow Wilson administration.
Murphy takes over from Homer
s. Cummings, who helped devise
Continued on Page Z, Column 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-03
FOIL ATTEMPTED LEAP
FROM nth ST. SPAN

Police today held a woman who
gave her name as Dolly Steimsn,
following what was believed TO be
an attempt TO end her life by
jumping from the 18th st. bridge
Sunday night.
Ed Beckman, 1114 Ea. nth St,
said he saw the woman poised
for the jump at S p. m. He pre-
vented her from leaping and held
her until police arrived. She vas
booked on charges Of drunkenness.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-03

inadequate equipment. that y
shakeup vas due at the institution
The threat to remove the hospital
from the colleges standardized
list came after representative
made an investigation ~ the lnsti-
tuition about month ago, A, the
time II was alleged the hospital
lacked sufficient medical supplies
TO treat patients. that equipment
was obsolete, and. IN some eases.
unsafe. that = shortage ~ linen
existed ana that the building Sss
oyerefoWded
Asked To Resign
Shortly after the report vas dis.
closed by The Times. " waa init
mated Commissioner Guy Melton
and John sehlArb favored
change In personnel ~ the hospital
and planned 10 appeal 10 the state
legislature for financial assistance
70 correct conditions alIegcdly
existing 10 order 10 prevent the
Institutions removal from the
standardized iiat ~ hospitals
DT brown confirmed re-
ports Of a split betseen msm-
hers ~ The board ~ commits
siopers when he revealed he
had been asked 10 resign HI.
post by sehlsfb and Melton.
The superintendent submitted
his resignation 10 the hoard late
Friday.
Dr. Brown said Commissioner
Rankin strenuouaiy opposed the
request for his resignation.
The resignation Is - become
effective hs ao0n as 4 Successor IL
selected by thu board
served sinss 1875
Dr. Brown said he planned "a
enter private prickies he was sps
pointed superintendent Of the In
sliluti0n May ! 1925
Commissioners declined % COM
msnt on the resignation.
n Nah learned from another
source the board contsmpiateS APP
p9lntment ~ trained hospital
manager 70 handle affairs ~ this
Institution The nes manager
would not necessarily be- pny.
slcisn and surgeon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-03
BURTON BROWN
QUITS JOB AS
HOSPITAL HEAD
Will Stay Al County
Institution Until
Successor Picke d;
Resignation Asked

Rumor Of a break In har.
mony that has existed between
members of the board OF
county commissioners during
recent years Was confirmed
Monday when Il was learned
that Dr. Burton A. Brown had
rendered his resignation rs
superintendent of Pierce
County hospital. to become
effective as soon ms n success.
SCR Is appointed,
Rumor had persisted since the
American College ~ Physicians
and Surgeons threatened 10 take
the county hospital off Its stan
aArditrd list. because NJ asserted
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-03
TWO PRISONERS
STILL AT LARGE

rAk1MA--ftoy Wright. ~. soW-
feas~d and convicted slAxsr II ~
AUTOMOBILES dealer and ons u live
prisoners ~bo broke jsil saturday.
surrendered himself l4ss last night
and WAS returned 70 ths Yakima
cossaty jail here early to-day
Wright uss the third 81 ths five
prisoners 10 escape WIN have bsem
returned 10 jail.
Rector Watson. II. . ons-IsGxs1
cripple serving term for forgery
was captured late yesterday whsn
a farmer found him hiding IN .
hsystsek near foppsnish. me
third fsespssfsd prisoner ~ss
Eugene Tsr~ilIlagsr. vim vas
found Saturday.
Thr search for shs remaining
faxltivss spread over tne entire
Pacific eoast. said 10 be i2sdsr
~ this iaiibrssk. they we're Cecil
= cnsppeiIs. %. ana James rudos.
80
Wright surrendered voipntsriiy
% Toppsnlsh police LAD night
when he Nsihssl lnko thx poisee
station and Identified hinssif. ~
said he was sorry Ne broke jail
Wright said he mad rnA<se up hts
mind not 20 steal any more ears
and would not t.hs ous Re sscsps-
n wss during sn attempt 10 steal
car from John y. Moore. ~,
Yakima AUTOMOBILES dealer. that
Wright killed Mooss and u was
for that ertms he rss sentenced to
hang after . teo-asy trial.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-03

Just a. the u n. Wssther BIZ
rsAu predicted. Tacoma had q wet
New Years
However. 1883 departed "a an
exceedingly dry year. Only z7.i2
inches q rain fell during the past
II months. which Is 1928 inches
below normal.
Rainfall for the "a hours ending
at 3 a. m. Monday amounted 10
50 inch. while since midnight on
Saturday, the total vas as inch.
More rain il expected Tliesdsy
High temperature for the last
"a hours vas 81 and low was -.
Al 4. m. Sunday the mercury was
up 10 90 degrees.
The weekend saw ~ inches OF
new snow fail II Paradise, bringing
the depth "a % inches.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-03
SPIKED SHOES AID
IN HAZARDOUS CLIMB

DENNER--A Denver youth Who
com bined youth and experience
with luck and homemade pair Of
spikes on his climbing shoes re-
thanked his guardian angels to-
day for his "Llndbergh feat Of
ascending lofty Longs Peak. ap.
prozimately 30 miles northwest Of
Denver.
Edwin Eddie Watson. %. vas
accredited with having performed
the most remarkable feat ~ SOLO
climbing in the eountTy's history"
in returning from mis- ascent of the
i4.155-foot sheer rock face Of the
Ragged peak.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-03
One OF five MADMEN
AT LARGE CAPTURED
CLEVELAND

captured one Of five mad conyicts
who escaped from the Lima. o.
state hospital for the criminslly
insane. He told them that the
other four had left him In TT.
Wayne. IND. and driven toward
Chicago.
Detective Sergeant James Nc
Donald arrested Russell Nuckies.
IS. az he walked along a down
town street. He offered no re-
sistsnce.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-03
TUO Inches Of Rain
For Seattle Folks

SEATTLE T'he weather bureau
recorded nearly two inchea ~ rain
over the holiday weekend and
predicted more n come.
Frank a. Green. 80. Nss killed
shortly after midnight Saturday
when an automobile struck him
as be walked across a street with
Mrs Edith Young Mrs. Young
was critically injured.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-03
People In
The News

Former Gov. All ". t.sndes,
a delegate 10 the Pan American
conference at Lama, Peru. said u
had inspired nsw confidence and
friendship among nations 81 tho
western hemisphere -. ~ frsers
son. g3~ year-old miner who greeted
the New Year IN . rock tomb 900
feet underground. wss recovering
rapidly from his 30 hours Of lin-
prlsonment. A rescue party bfoAs
through 10 him early sunday.
freeing from this Nevada mlns
shaft where he vas trapped by .
cavern
Wang Ching Wei. former pre-
inter Of China. was expelled from
the kuomlntanx party and all Of
fetal posts for proposing peace
With Japan
Rep. John D.. Rankin. Dem.
Miss. said he was preparing lsgis-
lation 20 force private utilities to
sell pawer 81 IVA yaFdssIek rates
Tor get out ~ the power business.
Harold Jsesti. presidsnt Of
aehsnlsy Dlstlilsfs corporation and
famed for his work In Jewish
charities. died al his Long Island
nome. sss
nsriaa Hopkins, film aeftess.
has settled the tez Lien flied
against bor for ISa.Ias On her
1888 income Dean f.afher \.
weigie of the Yais divinity school.
said the wnrd 'Lord' aili be sub
ssitutsd for Jehovah" In future
editions ~ the American standard
Bible wherever ths Hebrew mans
Tor ths Deity appear because
Jehovah il not a fisnetlonlng re.
llgtous term"
Queen Elizabeth and her aauEh-
ter. rrisesss tIissis~th. heir pre-
sumptivs 70 The British throne. ass
recovering from influenza The
queen has been In bed since aatsf.
day and TIRE i2-ysar-eid princess
since yesterday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-03
Confirmation OF
Murphy Assured
WESTINGHOUSE. A

WESTINGHOUSE. Arthur H..
Vandenberg. Michigan Republican
said today he did not expect to
oppose confirmation Of Michigan S
former governor. Frank Murphy
as attorney general.
Disagreeing with Murphys po-
litical views. Vandenberg said the
president should have wide lati-
tude in choosing cabinet members
and commended Murphy's per
sonal qualities.
That attitude fitted in with the
majority of senatorial comment.
Early confirmation Of Murphy was
indicated.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-03
IMPROVEMENT
IN IRON Lung. cnl

County hospital sttsndants 80
Monday they noted : xit9ht m
prosement in the coHditioa q
Mona MCGEE. o-year-oid Graham
girI. who has been IN IN ''troa
lung" machine aimee "Wednesday
She Is suffering from severe tyr
Of infsntiie paralysis Her condl-
ton Ia stili critical. but the siiGhG
gain encouraged attending do>soea
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-03
SEVEN IN ONE
FAMILY DROWN
IN CAR Crash
Four Burn To Death
In School Bus Fire,
Violent Deaths To
Pass The 300 Marx
nv uNrrsn rnEss

The number Of violent
deaths on highways. In homes
and In the air increased
steadily toward the 200 mark
to-day "a the three-d.y New
Year holiday nearesi it, end.
Antomnblle. rssircsa ssd ar.
plane accidents. fires. bullets sN6
xss had taken ~ least rs itvee
esriy to-day. A. usual. sutrmoetle
accidents headed tho HIST. account
ing fer n. dsaths Indications
we're tns figure would NJ dcublsd
befnre midnight
Iillnas reported u vsoisut
deaths. New Yesh hsd - ~
tslltiss. California, -
Atshasma No. tue ~ ~
NEST svagi~ s~st1eaas. asvea
ussmtsevs ~ . fn@1oy 9sUwun1
~ arzsesiiDN whea - seoe-
ussasle erssk<A tAsw~ee ~
ssiilss II brstgs go ~ ~
. escek.
r,~s kssh swAess ysueon
hasuea n aeseh Ssos 0aae~oo
~ksa sckssl hssN ea~ghs No
after " ealsae1 wskN - swee.
mahtte.
A. unford. Ne. tive psspeae
burned 10 death IN d firs whDeh
hsnke out In the Fails visw hosst
during the height NJ Nsv Years
ave festivities. A wnmAn husnsd
10 death al Fort Madison. II.
A. Clinton. Ind, 10 miners. ~.
tnnh~d for II hours ~ . raging
fira In coal mine. were reseued
ny eo.workers and volunteers
Another. efssed ny shsseh damp.
ran smuak' and died IN q sids eos'
rsaor before rsseuefs could find
him.
Or. Ieensy stsID, ~. sAse go
kiiieA htnHetf ~ ~ strshe ~
snsantshs New vsas's sse n .
New vssh ketel.
Al Sheffield. Ia. IN smetsui
aviation enthusiast wAs kIII>s
when the slrpians Ne wac pliotinl
crashed infs ths st1e ~ erntt
elevator during . taksoff
In othcr accidents. 4 eousktrto
va. run over and killed by M
o~n trala al Iowa CITY. Ia. fouI
persona. three ~ them children
we're killed In an sutonohils aeet
dent at CiovcfdsIs. Cal, and ~
yesrsoid Chicago hoy was KILLED
when he fell and struck his head
on the Ice whils playing ''rfaek'
ths whip"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-03
DRIVER BOOKED AFTER
CAR STRIKES GARAGE

Unhurt when ms car Crashed
through the walls of an empty
garage. Lee A. Emnest was
booked by police Saturday night
on suspicion of drunken driving.
Officers reported the man failed
To make a turn at 35th and NJ st.
His car jumped q curb, went so
feet through a vacant lot, then
crashed through the wall Of a
garage. Before stopping, the car
broke several boards in the op-
posite side Of the building.
Jim c. Waugh was booked on
charges Of reckless driving satur-
day night at 18th and Broadway.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-03
Aged Member Of
Dollar Clan Dies

NORTH BE>D. ORE. - David
Dollar. 7syssr-old member Of tns
Gan Francisco shipping family
died al = hospital mere last night
Of = heart attack
II vas understood here that
Dollar Was an uncle n J stanley
Dollar ard brother u Robert
Dollar ~ San Ftansisco.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-03

Just cant wait until my trail
ends, az I wili be crazier than
a Dedbug by then. | am going
that way fast
Processes Love for Girl
His love" note read.
Jean, darling, ] still love
you. and hope 10 ace you soon.
a. ! am going 10 put an end
to II all and I hope 10 be buried
alongside Of you Your ioy-
ing pal, Ray. love you.
Love and kisses until l see
you.a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-03
Mental Torture Drives Girls Slayer to Hang Himself

ley. 81. did not awaken until
George Doerr. laiier. discoy-
cred Hughes dangling body.
Hughes suicide note read:
Right now I am In hell. To
all my friends. ! hope you all
the luck in the world. and that
you never get into any trouble
ike / am IN, for IL sure Is
he'll.
Il sure hope 10 be buried
alongside Of my sweetheart,
ar I know we won't be fighting
there. To my friends again,