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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-10-13

Pride Skot do restaurace.
Prohibit j1deln1 listek sc sho-
ra dol1 a nahoru a mic sc mu
cenove nezamlouva. Konecne
pov1da vrchn1mu.
pane vrchni, chtel bych
tax neco maleho, tepleho do
ust."
"To bych jim moh', vasno-
sti, poradit," pov1da pc chvfli
1porneho premysleni pan vrch
nj, "aby 81 tam rozskrtli sir
ku."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-10-13
Trochu Sc popletl.

"Predstavte 81, jak NIUE BY
ii n6kdy clovek roztrzity. O.
nehdy jsem sci ma hon a "a
pomnel jsem donna pusku."
"A kdy jste to zpozoroval?"
"Teprve tehdy, kdyz jsem
daval manzelce zajfce, je-
hoz jsem mel stTelit ma hone"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-10-13
Fredni americky lekar zemFel.

DR.. Harvey Williams Cush-
ing, vynikajfc1 odbornfk " moz
kove chirurgii a svetovy neu-
rolog, zemrel v New Haven
nemocnici We veku 70 let. Sti-
zen byl srdecnfm zachvatem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-10-13
Valka
v Europe.

80 wv
cfch Sc sousednfmi stay, je
pouhe ~opakovani toho, co rekl
Hitler Polsku v lednu.
Hitler We sve reel ohlasil, re
k 80. zaTf nemecke ztraty v
Polsku byly: 1852 zabitych,
l3O,322 zranenych a 34O4 po-
hTesovanych, o nichz Sc z vet
siny soudf, re byli zabiti.
Sest americkych obcanG a
devet jinych letcd, kterl bojo-
vail britskem valecnem letec-
tvu V poslednf svetove valce,
bylo pTijmuto do sluzeb valec-
neho letectva Francie k sluzbe
ma bombometnych letadlech.
Tito muzove byli odmrsteni
We Velke Britanii a v Kanade
kdyz Sc hlasili k chime sluzbe,
jezto je povazovali "a prflis
stare. Vsichni jiz prekrocili
40. rok veku sveho. Jsou to
Jinak zkuseni letci, nebot kaz-
dy byl nejmene 500 hodin We
vzduchu.
Zprava z PaTize df, re Mem
ci mali ma zapadnf fronte sko-
70 vsech 81 aktivnich divisi,
kdezto v posadkach We vnitro-
zemf je asi 70 az 80 reservn1ch
a domobraneckych divisi. Die
odhadu FrancouzI tyto aktiv-
nj divise mely ma zacatku val
ky asi 1900, 900 vojakI.
We sve patecn1 reci Hitler
primal, re nemecka armada v
Polsku ztratila ma $4,000 mu-
III, zabitych a ranenych. Fran
couzi soudi, re dvojnasobne
Cislo je blizs1 pravde.
Francouzske casopisy upo-
zornujf lid, ably byl pripraven
na kazdou moznost. Prvn1 ia
kovou moznosti je %generalni o.
fensiva Nemci ma Saarske from
te S uzitlm vseho materialu,
ktery je pc ruce a bez ohledu
ma ztraty zivot1. Pocatkem
teto ofensivy NIUE byti docas-
ma modifikace vnejsfch opev-
nen1 Siegfriedovy LIME, ktera
ljsou menena postupem Fran
couzG We vnejsf opevnenf Ma
ginotovy LIME.
Nemecko a sovetske Rusko
dohodly Sc uvesti v zivot pro-
gram hospodaTske kooperace
"rychlym krokem a We velkem
meTftku".
Zpravu vydala sovetska u
rednf tiskova kancelar lass.
Pravi Sc v nj: "Zvlaste bylo do.
cileno dohody, re Rusko zacne
neprodlene zasobovati Nemec-
ko mnoha surovinami a mao
pax Nemecko zahaj1 vyplno-
vanf objednavek sovetskeho
Ruska.
Nastavajici vyjednavani So
vetskeho Ruska S Finskem ma
plnilo vaznymi obavami skan-
dinavske narody.
Finsko, ackoli prijalo pozva-
nj Moskvy, ably poslalo zastup-
ce k vyjednavan1, dalo ma je-
vo, re je odhodlano haiti svou
samostatnost proti Rusku, bu-
deli nutno.
Finove prav1, re jejich ka-
sarny jsou preplneny reservis-
ty, kteT1 jsou pTipraveni k O.
brane zeme.
Premier DIR. Josef Tiso wy
znamenal asi 80 slovenskych
d1stojnfkn a vojakG a dvacet
nemeckych d1stojnik1, pocita-
JIG v to plukovnfka generala
Lista a majora %generala Eber-
hardta Won Mackensen, sloven
skym vfteznym krfzem.
V Londyne bylo oznameno,
re anglicka letecka patrola
mad Severnim morem sestreli-
la nemecky aeroplan a pax po-
volala valecnou LODI, ably "a
chranila letce.
Anglicka vlada We stTedu po-
Gala opravovati sve vztahy S
Ruskem, jez otreseny byly rus
ko-nemeckou "pratelskou do
hodou". V Londyne ujedna-
ma byla vymena ruskeho Dire
va, jez uzfvano jest pfi delanl
streliva "a anglickou gumu a
Gin.
Ackoliv zadne detaily hned
oznameny nebyly, jest jisto, re
Jest to krok ku ~pratelstv1 Lon
dyna s Moskvou a re jest to di-
plomatickym polickem Hitle-
row.
Nemectf znalci tvrd1, re n.y.
nj Nemecko ovlada Severni
More jak ma vodach tax We
vzduchu.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-27
DiSmisses Case
Brought Against
Magazine Seller

Door-to-door statesmen may be
annoying at times. but mere an
noyance is not a criminal act. 1t
was not, at least, for Charles N.
Midkiff, % = year old magazine
salesman, who won dismissal OF
charges he was a disorderly person.
Midkiff, his employer, and three
women to whom he gave his sales
talk proved to the satisfaction OF
Police Court Judge Joseph Mallery
Tuesday afternoon that he was not
overly-personsl when he called
upon Mrs. Greg Loubrak, 1884
Durango St, on Sept. ID.
Mrs. Loubrak caused Midkiffs
arrest. After she let him In her
house for a book demonstration, he
became insistent, she charged. She
admitted she became excited when
he asked her where her husband
was and what he did. Il was so
excited that could die" she tes-
titled.
Midkiff testified that because
she does not understand English
too well, she misinterpreted some
of his remarks. His record has
been good previously, his employer
declared. The court ruled in bene-
fit to the youth, who has wife
and child in Bothell. Others who
testified in his behalf were women
living in the same district, inter
viewed the same afternoon he call.
ed on Mrs. Loubrak.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-27
War WILL NOT
HALT BUILDING

Despite disturbing uncertainties
Of the European war, home build
ing in the u. S. will continue at
about present high levels. John
Dover, local lumberman, pointed
out today. Dover is a regional
committeeman of the Western Re-
tail Lumbermens association.
An estimated 4ss,000 family
units of dwelling space will be
built in the u. s. this year, ac-
cording to Dover. following sur
vey made by the West Coast Lum-
bermen's association.
THE 1899 figures" Mr.. Dover
said, ARE projected on the records
for the first seven months of the
year. They represent substantial
increase in home building this year.
In 1888 an estimated 373, 900 family
units were constructed, while in
1897 and 1885 the number of new
family units constructed were
ItHptttlNtiJ 90 wv anu oobivVos
The lumberman emphasized the
point that, while an exact break
down was not available. a wide
cross section OF opinion had made
it certain that the great bulk Of
the new residential building in the
past four years was Of the single
family type of private home in the
low cost brackets.
Pointing out that undoubtedly
some families have been frightened
out of the notion Of home building
as result of the uncertainties OF
war, Mr.. Dover declared that 1t
was equally true that stimulated
business and the prospect Of
steadier employment in war-af-
fected industries was at the same
time bringing new home building
prospects into the market.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-27
Plus XII PLANS
1ST ENCYCLICAl

VATICAN CITY Authoritative
Vatican quarters understood today
that Pope Plus XII Will issue the
first encyclical Of his pontificate
on Oct. 4-the feast day OF st.
Francs OF Assasi.
The pope has been preparing his
encyclical all summer In the seclu-
sion Of his villa at Castel Candolfo.
A high source said that the
encyclical. in addition TO dealing
with the pontlff's program regard
Ing the European conflict, will
point out that the difficulties con-
fronting the world represent prin-
cipally moral crisis. The vatican
source said:
1T Is our belief that the forth
coming encyclical will warn men
that unless they return 10 con-
slderation OF world events In their
just value, subordinating them TO
spiritual value. the crisis which has
been tormeDting the world for so
many years cannot be surmounted.
II men heed the pope's warning,
only then will true and Just
peace once again shine throughout
the world"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-27
Pic. CLASSES
ELECT OFFICERS

~ NafuAl classes 81 rsczfss
iaainsFAs ocgsess me- e casf@ss-
tsan sta ths iss~ssl AFss slssssasi
Tssesa2y se slecs cas- effiessr
fas ~ oNgussf sezf
STANLEY Lex. Exxfxss. NAs rhossn
pr<ssarns q shs ffxshnRn class
Assisting hisa sFs xsc~ prsssaxai
WllaAsn Rsnsslsa. raFklanA. se<-
rx;sry treasurer tsoY nsarxna
rayallur. Ard ssrKsant AZ krnas
Aires Stacy, Taconea,
Martin Noxth. TsnunA. = shs
ns~ sophomore class pFessashl
Eseiyn staiNiek. Tacoma xscs
pgrszarni MarcellA FTessrfisk Ia
ossma. secretary hkFpld peserNon.
Astoria. ore. treasures. and Rieh-
ard Bennett, spanANNy. sergeant
alarms
The juniors chose Robert krg-
ger oriing president Marvin
Tommersfk. Lakewood. vice pfesi-
dent. Virginia JahS. Puyallup, SEC
Rotary. Carol Hawk. seattle,
treasurer. and Earl Plat, Tacoma,
sergeant-ai-srms.
Officers Of the new faurth-yeAr
division al r l. c. viii he chosen
At q later date.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-27

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ueNeasy ueth<s< cfah- ffNness
Mskex2A - ksAsof chapter.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-27
IS P.L. c. Graduates in 80
Accept Teaching Positions

rorty.fiye Of Pacific Lutheran
Colleges graduates Of last year
have received teaching pcaitons up
To date. The most recent members
10 secure positions were Charlotte
Goplerud. Jane Bcrgheim and
Algat Gerdy. The new teachers
and their present teaching locs.
tions are.
Ella Mae Adams. Calvin; Astrid
Anderson, East stanwood. Len
nard Anderson. Tacoma; Alice
Boo, Onalaska. Ruth Downton. So.
Bay, George Ellis. Dewatto; Rudy
Elmer, Mercer. Ruth Enroth, MI.
Vernon: Betty Evanson. Clover
Creek; Charles Fallstrom, Issa-
quah; Elizabeth Fister. winlock:
Stan Fries. Lowell; Algat Gerde,
Mckenna; Charlotte Goplerud. TIA
coma; Angelyn Halvorson, Conrad.
Mont; Ida Mae Hoss, Bentson
school. Kspowsin; Palmer johnson,
Toledo.
Marion Johnson, Edgemont;
Alvin Lehman. Manette; Helen
Lindberg, Wildwood; Peter Lon
dahl. Factofia: Vivian Lunde, sno-
homlsh; Mel Mccutchan. Firgrove;
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-27
Man Under Arrest
After Auto Crash

Held in city Jail Wednesday in
lieu Of bond was Clyde w. George,
Tacoma, ON charges Of being drunk
and for investigation of an auto
mobile accident.
George was taken into custody
at 10 p. m. Tuesday by Patrolman
B. A. Barber after the car he
was driving allegedly collided with
machine operated by Harold l.
Gustafson on a downtown street
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-27
ONTARIO CHEZ
GIVES WARNING

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-27
JUDD SPEAKS
ON WEDNESDAY,


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heasa - - nAny pesaFts AZ Pre-.
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prescrt nise in a nzaxs sessiinr II
ne largest thArch q iss ts;y Tfss
sar<tsnr Al b. sre< q ~ pslhlie.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-27
FRENCH SEALING
RED BUILDINGS

PARIS Astsng anstsf q eahlnss
ascFss. T-aiies A. 8aen Es.siay fsiEss.i
ssd sssied eomsDunsst hsssiqazr.
ssss, dsgaies heaaauA1tsEs smaslsv
cells affiliated osTanizsiians
kns, cummanist uaatFSslisa i4s-es
anleHs
csnss fsailss parties started .
move 10 eeayaas rssis4msns Ia
sspsl - Communist member. ~
.hs chamber ~ Deputies and two
senators
The cabinet. meeting yesterday
a. a council % ministers under
President Albert i.ehrasn. ouilssed
the Communist party. ordering u
and all related organizations dis
solved. Publication, circulation.
distribution and sale ~ printed
matter, drawings and ali other
means Of disseminating order. or
slogans Of In. Communist party
and Communist international Was
forbidden.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-27
LEGION PARADE
7 MILES l0Nc

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-27

Shirley Mckenzie. tsedard school |:
Mary Ann Marble. Tacoma. signs
Midsaier. University Place. Don.
AID Monson. Ttimwstsr: Lois Nor
ris. Firgnove. Richard Oliver. TIA.
coma. Henrietta o'Nell. Lacey;
Dorothy Petersen. Warden. Rich
ard Peterson. Lincoln school,
Po,ilsbo; Florence Richardson
Twisp; Roy schmandt. Pc Eil,
Vivian Smith. Midland.
Emil Smith. Yelm; Carol shy.
der. Fox Island: obert sovds.
Crescent Valley: Elizabeth stuen,
Elbe; Vera Taylor, oiaila: Mar
garet Thompson. Woodland: Dom
aid TurnbulI, Midland; John VAL
enta. Algona. Msurine Wade, Ia
coma. and Jane Bergheim. Tum-
water.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-27

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-27
Girl Describes Experiences
During M,uderous Assaults
WE>T PAIN RFACH. ID

WEST PALM BEACH fh--Jean Bolton described = .
circuit ay Tuesday her narrowing sxrerenes With
IhcNs Mcbride Cohrsn the fraudulent talent scout uho
ked her sShoonAts after trucking ihs rsr into eAssng
Their Miarsl hosles With hirn-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-27

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fhrrstras % shest
Tse SCHOOLGIRL testified cnsAtss
ihrssssaea "a tAees Miss Dean i
1ssn screamed fef help
Cochran faessasa hsth Tlsls Ms.
Boiton testified
n Nas me nfss. later France.
Ruth. abe sAla-
BE told as either 10 take ~,
advances - he Wauld pgt us on a
boat with eight Of nins ucn. ,as
said We both decided 40 would
rather 1--we"
Aeoa, daylight The following day
CoehFan said
Frances. you come with me.
Miss Bolton related.
Hear. Screams
Ten or IS minute. later. the Wit
ness said. She heard Miss Dunn
scream three times. Cochran re
turned 10 the car shortly afterwars
and said he had put Frances on th'
boat.
She didn', want 60 60. 50 ] has
20 knock her out" Cochran wal
quoted as saying in explanation o.
the screams.
/ After Miss Dunn's disappearance
Cochran continued 20 threaten Mia
Bolton with death II she Attempted
TO escape Miss Bolton and cooh
ran spent the second night At |
Delrhy Beach hotel. She testified
he forced his attentions on hei
again.
During the third day and night
she related. Cochran made PLAN
10 notify her mother where she was
About midnight Of the third nigh
+ he instructed her to telephone he
mother from the Boca Ration cit,
hall. After she did 40. officer
came Immediately and Cochran wa
arrested nearby.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-27
Kills Deer Before
Season Is Opened

It was ahead of the season, but
A. Worrel, of Aberdeen, reported
to police Wednesday he had killed
deer.
Worrel told officers he was driv-
ing toward Tacoma at $3.50 a. m.
and the animal ran in front Of his
car near the Nisqually flats and
was killed. Police notified state
officers, who took the animal in
custody.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-27
FOREIGN BUYERS
HAMPERING j. s.

AsHIN President
Roosevelt Indicated late Tuesday
that efforts os foreign purchasers
n buy var stocks "a the United
States have impeded this govern
uents efforts 10 acquire reserve
supplies OF strategic materials
The United States Is building up
reserve stocks Of critical materials
under terms Of an appropriation
approved by the last congress.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-27
Program for Tsvo DeMolay
Chapters Thursday Night

Tseczns snd kea1or chapters ~
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The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1939-09-28
b. & P. w.. Club Meets
With Mrs. Tutum

The B. & P. w. Club met Wednes-
day evening, September 81, in the
home of Mrs. Albert Tatum, with
Mrs. Albert Brown, c~o-hostess.
Fifteen members were present. The
club voted to send a donation to
the Democratic fund of which Mrs
e. Steen is county chairman. Mem
bers were asked to attend the dis
trtct meeting a. Lexington on Octo-
Scr 1.
An interesting program was given
as follows: Parliamentary Drill by
Mrs. Tom Ashley. Program chairman
Mrs. Irby Johnson. Democracy
Mrs. Charlotte Cresswell. Democra-
cy in a Way Of Life-Miss Vera Her
bert. A very interesting book re-
port on Shadows of the Land py
Mrs. r. e. Rosson, Jr.
At the beginning of the meeting
a delicious spaghetti supper was en-
joyed in the beautifully decorated
dining room. The home was deco
rated with roses, ferns and othe.
summer flowers.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1939-09-28
Mrs. Alice c. MeBee
Passes In Lexington
One Of Most Prominent
Residents o. Lexington
And Holmes County

Mrs. Alice c. McBee, 70, one OF
Lexington's most prominent and be-
loved residents, died Wednesday af-
ternoon at her home after a long ILL
ness She was the widow of John H.
McBee, who served Holmes county
over a quarter of a century as circuit
clerk.
Funeral services were held in Lex
ington Thursday.
Mrs. McBee was a member of a
family tina. was prominent among
the early settlers of the county aud
Lexington. She was active in the
civic and religious activities of Lex
ington and Holmes county for many
years, and was a member Of the
Episcopal Church.
She Is survived by the following
children: DR.. J.. H. McBee, Dalton
McBee, Will C.. McBee, Dudley Nc
Bee, Greenwood; Mrs. Fred z. Browne,
Texarkana; Mrs. John Beall, Chicago;
Mrs. John Carpenter, Durant, Okla;
Miss Dorothy McBee, Holmes county
Superintendent of Education, Lexing-
ton; Mrs. H. H. Johnson, Lexington.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1939-09-28
Holmes Girls initiated
In Blue Mt. Societies

Blue Mountain, Miss,-Miss Marga-
ret Wright Chastain Of Lexington
has been taken into the Eunomians
at Blue Mountain College. Miss N.Y.
tbs Haynie has been taken into the
Modenians.
Blue Mountain College has no So
rorities and the Eunomians, Euze-
lians and Modenians are the me-
diums Of extra-curricular expression
on the campus.
Miss Chastain Is the daughter of
Rev. F. ]. Chastain and graduated
from the Lexington High School in
1889. Miss Haynie is the daughter
of Rev. and Mrs. w. r. Haynie and
graduated from the Durant High
School in 1887 and Hillman College,
Clinton, in 1850.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1939-09-28
Methodists Announce
Sunday Services

Church School at 9:45, w. A.. Bacon
superintendent.
Next Sunday begins a new school
year with us. A good time to enter
Sunday School. Why not make it
your time to begin?
Preaching service at Ii o'clock.
Mrs. Lipsey will play Go With
Me, Lord" by Pike and Peace Di-
vine" by Ashford. The choir will
sing "A Song Of Praise by Adams.
The offertory will be Keep Silence
Before Him" by Stultz. The pastor
will bring the sermon.
The League will meet at 6:45.
Evening worship at 7:3O.
The missionary society will me It
at 3 o'clock Monday afternoon for the
monthly business meeting. Prayer
sefVceeWednesday evening at 1880.
Choir practice Thursday evening at
TOO.
Everybody cordially invited to these
services.
Regular monthly communion SER
vice at the close of the morning
hour.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1939-09-28
Baptist Troinine Union
To Meet At TchuIo

The Baptist Training Union will
hold its regular quarterly meeting
with Tchula Baptist Church Sunday,
October / at 2:30 p. M, the follow
ing program having been planned:
Devotional led by Lexington B. T. U.
Talk: Every Christian Must Be a
Soul Winner"-Mrs. Stay of Tchula.
Special music by Junior groups pres
ent. Talk: "Is it Necessary to Con-
tinue the Fight for Religious Lib
erty"-B. A. U. from Goodman. Spe-
cial Music, Violin Duet-Rosa Ford
and Annette Mcdaniel.
All churches are urged to have re-
ports of their work on hand.
MRS. M. C. MCDANIEL,
County Director.