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Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-14
Germans Boil
With Anger
Upon British

Berlin, July 14.-(AP)- -Propagan-
da Minister Paul Goebbels set the en-
tire German press to ridiculing the
"pious hypocracy" Of British pro-
paganda today and contributed a
blistering essay of his own in which
he said Germans were proud that
some Englishmen hated Adolf Hit
Ter.
The sudden outburst was OCCASION
ed by the recent arrival in Germany
of letters signed by Commander
Stephen King Hall of London. The
letters, it was said, were designed to
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-14
Threats To
WPA Force
Prosecuted
Steps Taken To En-
force Fines and Jail
Terms for Inti1nida-
tions; Murphy Cites
Situation In Mime
apolis; Dis mis- S ais
Continue
(By The Associated Press. }


While dismissal of striking WPA
employees continued, the government
took steps today to enforce the law
providing fines and Jail terms for
persons using threats to keep the re-
lief worker from his job.
Attorney General Murphy told re-
porters yesterday there fought not
to be strike against the government
of the United States" He said sub
sequently, however, that he believed
the WPA protests against the new
13O-hour month were in different
category from strikes which would
affect such services as fire and police
protection.
At the request of WPA headquar-
ters in Washington, a Federal inves-
tigator was sent to East st. Louis,
ILL.,, to look into reports that threats
Continued on Page Eight
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-14

administration than as Democratic
leader. President Roosevelt definitely
picked him as his senatorial gen
eralissimo. Senator Pat Harrison
wanted to do the leading, but the
President, in his "Dear Alben" letter,
spoke SO strongly for the Kentuckian
that the senatorial Democratic caucus
chose the latter. But only by mar
gin of one ballot Since then dear
Albens'' following has included a
small majority of the Democrats in
(COntinued on Page Eight)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-14
Babson Gives Investment
Program For individuals
Adequate Cash Reserve, Then Good Life In
surance and Home err Family in Spot Located
to Advantage as t, uture Values

people unable to find suitable ways
to invest their savings. Let's take
the practical problem of a young
family today. Brought up in the
tradition of thrift, they are paying
their bills and have a little some
thing left over at the end of the
month. What should they do with it?
Put it in the bank? Buy or build
home? Bury it in the backyard?
Purchase life insurance? Invest it in
stocks?
Program First Step
Well, the first thing they should
do is to lay out program. The twin
keynotes of this program should be
cash reserves and the cheapest form
of good life insurance. Banks all
over the nation are now again slash
ing interest rates on savings ac-
(CoffinIad IN paoo EiuaN
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-14

find himself on a
hot spot in connec-
ton with our ma
tional m o n etary
policies. At one
stage of the game
he said one thing;
now he says some
thing entirely diff
ferent. His two at
titudes clash.
It's correct, by
the way, to speak
Of A1hep rather nc
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-14
By ROGER w. BABSON
1899, Publishers Financial
nrrroar Inc


Gloucester. Mass, July 14.-This
is the queerest depression the United
States and Canada have ever ex-
perienced. One of the ordinary symp-
toms of hard times is tight money.
In our previous depressions, no one
had any cash. Banks always had one
eye peeled on the currency drawer.
The sheriff's office was busy slap
ping attachments on shops and busi-
ness offices. Interest rates were high.
No one wanted to lend money.
Every one wanted to borrow.
But here we are we'll along in
the second instalment Of the Great
Depression" with banks choked with
cash, with more money in circulation
than ever before, with interest rates
at new all time low, with thrifty
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-14
French Army
''Inviincible''
From Attack
Premier Boasts of Sc
curity in Bastile Day
w orld Broadcast;
Great Parade Review
ed By Notables, In
Guiding Foreigners

Paris, July 14.-(AP)-Premier
Daadier declared tonight in world
wide Bastile Day broadcast that the
French army was invincible against
any attack. The premier and ma
tional defense minister, who earlier
In the day had watched 10000 OF
Frances finest troops parade on the
Champs Elysees with British guards
men in celebration of the 150th an
niversary of the French Revolution,
said:
Any menace, any effort at domi-
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-14
WINSTON BOY BROWNS
AT CAROLINA BEACH

Carolina Beach, July IA
(AP)-Jack HOuser, 16, of Win
sion Salem, went to his death in
the surf here this morning when
he dived from a raft about $50
feet off shore mo ileavy seas. AT
noon searching speed boats and
an airpIane had not located the
BODY.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-14
B!|:'arkley B Put
On The Spot
On Money Bill
BY CHARLES p. STEWART
Central Press COIumniSt

Washington, July Ex-senator Al
ben w. Barkley, administration lead
er in the upper congressional cham
Der. is liable to
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-07-14
GlnthQA

FOR NORTH CAROLINA.
Slightly cooler in extreme
north portion tonight and in CEN
trail and northeast portion Sat-
urday.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-19
"DaWnP atrol'
Ends 7 onight

The Dawn Patrol" Warner
Bros great aviation epic of the
World War will close its second
weeks run at the Blue Mouse to-
night. The brilliant and all-made
cast is headed by Enrol Flynn, and
Basil Rathbone. David Niven. Dom
aid Crisp. Melville Cooper are fea-
tured with him, as we'll as q large
cast of others.
1t is a tale of the heroism and
tragedy that were the daily por-
ton of the brave young knights
of the air who engaged in aerial
combat over the western front
during the early days OF the
World War.
Specifically. it is the story Of
one squadron of the British Royal
Flying Corps during several fate
full months of 19l5-the story of
an endless stream of gallant but
unframed youngsters who reported
blithely to squadron headquarters
and then sailed forth unflinchingly
to almost certain doom: and 1t is
the story of the soul-searing tor
ture suffered by the few other
older and adequately trained MEM
bers of the squadron as they were
forced to witness and even abet
this awful sacrifice Of the flower
of Britain's youth.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-19
MIDNIGHT INTRUDER"
TO SHELL THURSDAY

A thunderstorm starts off the
outlandish goings-on in Mid
night Intruder" the film return
ing Thursday to the Shell theater,
wherein the destiny of a penniless
adventurer is turned inside out,
and in rapid succession he becomes
an impostor, a detective. a lover
and a writer.
In this rollicking Universal
comedy-mystery. Louis Hayward,
as well-bred vagabond. breaks
into q mansion to evade a storm.
His hiding place is discovered by
servants and the fun begins when
the butler says to him. Welcome
home, sir"
Hayward poses as the mansion
owners son, and gets away with
it-until he meets the wife of the
man he is impcrsonating He
falls in love with Barbara Read,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-19

LONDON Leaders of the Ma
tional Unemployed Workers move
ment today disclosed plans to eA-
tend throughout Great Britain a
series of spectacular dcmonstra-
tons that have kept London police
on the run for weeks.
More than so unemployed. In
GLIDING women, lay down at a
corner of Oxford ST. in the heart
of London's west end today on
posters inscribed Starved, Pro-
tested. Arrested" covering them
selves with similar posters. Traf-
fic was paraiyzed temporarily.
The organization made its great
est bid for official attention by
carrying to the No. 10 Downing st.
residence of Prime Minister Ne
Vile Chamberlain a big black cof-
fin containing an umbrella similar
10 the famous umbrella the prime
minister had carried on his "ap-
peasemcnt" trips through Europe.
The coffin was labeled: "Appease
the Unemployed, Not the Dicts-
tors"
The coffin WAS smashed by
police when II wae carried to
Victoria station on Chamber
lain's departure ON his Wait 10
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-19
NOW PLAYING At
LOCAL THEATERS
FIRST SHOWING

FIRST SHOWING
BILE MOUSE Enrol Flynn.
Basil Rathbone David Eiven
and Donald Crisp IN The
Dawn Patrol" IL :05 2:25 4.20.
7:20. $3.50
kEWOOD--WillY Forst Hell
Finkenzeller and Paul Hoer-
bigger IN The Kings Waltz
7:20 and $40
Music BOX Nelson Eddy.
jeanette Macdonald and Frank
Morgan in "Sweethearts." 1900
2;30 900 7:30. 1000
KINIERA-George O Brien and
Kav Sutton in "Lawless Valley"
1880. 3:l5 $40 805 1925.
also Polly Moran and Alison
Skipworth in Ladies In Dis
tress 1913, 200, 4;25. 500.
9:l0.
ROXY Loretta Young and
Richard Greene in "kcntueky,'
l2.05. 3 55. 6:55 go. also The
Jones Family in Down on the
Farm" 1850. 2:46 5:45. $40.
RETURN SHOWING
BEVERLY Fred MacMurraY
and Raw Milland in Men
With Wings" also Phil Regain
and Penny Singleton in out
side OF Paradise"
COMM NIFTY 49, Mckee Rooney
and Spencer Tracy in Bows
Town" also Joan Fontaine IN
Blonde Choat."
KAY sTREET-Mickev Rooney
and Spencer Tracy in BOYS
Town" also The Jones Family
In Safety In Numbers"
PAkk-Will Rogers in Life
Begins Al 40" also The Jones
Family In Safety In Num-
bers."
PROCTOR-Spenc Tracv and
REALAR T-Spencr Tracy
Mickey Roonev and Henry HUH
In BOYS Town"
REN-Mlckev Rooney and
Spencer Tracy In "Boys Town
also Kav Francis and George
Brent in Secrets OF An Ac-
tress"
sHEII1-Dick Foran and June
Travis In over the Wall"
Warner GLAND in Chan At
Monte Carlo" also Paradise
Express."
NSET--Jean Parker and Eric
Linden IN Romance OF the
Limberlost." also Joe Penner
and KAY Sutton in I'm From
the CITY"
TENPLE-Bette Davis and En-
rol Flynn IN The Sisters: also
Florence Rice and Dennis
OKeefc in Vacation From
Love"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-19

Authentic in every detail. the
picture "debunks' many wide
spread misconception Of the opera
tons and daily existence Of the
Canadian "Mounties, but the
actually. as wildly portrayed in
Heart of the North" turns out
to be even more thrilling and GER
tainly more interesting than the
popular decisions.
This Technicolor production was
done on the same large scale as all
of the previous Warner Bros. color
pictures and It has cast so liber-
ally sprinkled with outstanding
names that anyone of al least half
a dozen players could with equal
justice be called the star of the
troupe
The hero is Dick Foran. big
red headed star who is most effec-
tive in outdoor pictures, and there
are three girls who could each be
nominated as heroine They are
Gloria Dickson. Gale Page. and
little Janet Chapman, six-year-old
starlet who recently captured the
hearts of a host OF fans in Broad
way Musketeers.
Other important roles are filled
by Allen Jenkins. Patrc Knowles.
James Stephenson. Anthony Aver
i'll, Joe Sawyer. Joseph King, Rus
sell Simpson. and a canine actor
who is a cinch to steal some of the
scenes in which he appears. He is
a huge police dog, called Rex
in this picture. but in reality the
famous Lightning who was
starred in White Fang" and other
/ films.
College romance in the modern
manner, with its inevitable prob
lens of love and economics, pro-
vides the basis for the story OF
Spring Madness" which also
opens at the Roxy Thursday, with
Maureen O'Sullivan and Lew
Ayres heading a topnotch cast
Others in prominent roles in
clude Ruth Hussey, last seen with
Ayres in Rich Man, Poor Girl,
Burgess Meredith. who has scored
in one hit after the other on the
New York stage, Ann Morriss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-19
Old Airplanes
Seensin Film

The greatest-collectio of am.
tique airplanes fper To be gathered
in any one pfoces wNs assembled.
by Paramount Ter The Techhfcolor'
cavalcade OF aviation. Men With
Wings" which Ii now on view at
the Beverly thcater.
Since Producer-Director William
A. Wellman refused to use any
rcplicas in this picture, which
traces the romantic story of three
young Americans against the
surging background Of thrce dec
AIDES of aviation prngrcss. the en-
tire United States. ms well rs sew
cral foreign Countries, WAS .oombsd
for the necessary planes. - = Z
Among the fleet assembled by
Wellman, himself q World war
flying ace, were Fokkcr DIS. the
famous German combat planes;
DcHavilands. OF 1917 vintage, built
in both America and England;
Nieuports; Spads, SIC, SIS. and
Thomas Morse scouts. Fifty men
worked at replacing and rebuild
ak Hliscihk anu biohtu P0t ~ "
covering wings and fuselages and
doping and painting them In or
ieinal wartime colors for the Tech
nicolor cameras.
The greatest problem was to
find Spad of the type used by
Allies in combat flight. Experts
told Wellman that one couldn't be
found in the United States. which
only made the producer more de-
tcrmined than ever to find one.
Wellman declared that he was GER
tain there were Spads in America.
as he himself had flown one at
Rockwell Field when he was a
flight officer there after his re-
turn from France. This statement
led TO an amazing coincidence.
After weeks of searching a pilot
reported that there were two
planes of unknown make virtually
rotting away in the basement of
the Hotel Imperial. at Imperial.
Calf. One OF them turned out to
be q Spad And. after 1t was
brought to Hollywood for recon-
ditioning. II was discovered that
the instrument panel carried the
initials, WAN" standing for
William A. Wellman, who had
carved them there during his
Rockwell Field days.
A Fokker DIT used in the pic
ture also had colorful career.
After being flown by German avia-
tors during the war. II was secured
rs part of the rcparations settle
mcnt. Paramo cunt researchers
found 1t in a barn a short distance
from Los Angeles. where II has
been lying since its purchase from
the United States in 1921.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-19
TREASURER APPOINTED

Appointment of Norman b.
Haley. for more than so years
active in transportation economics.
as treasurer of United Air Lines
to succeed c. E. Brink, was an
nounced today in advices received
here from W. A. Patterson. presi-
dent of United. Brink. who started
his aviation career with w. +.
Boeing in Seattle in 1916. resigned
last week TO retire to private life.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-19

wore these" she confided TO her
wardrobe woman when she tried
on the contraption for the first
time. And certainly never
thought I'd get into one of them
myself"
But into one she went. while
the wardrobe women showed her
how to fastcn the steel eyelets and
pull the laces tight--laces that re-
duced her waist almost to the van
ishing point.
They're coming back into style
again. too" said the wardrobe
attendant. Were making new
ones, on slightly more modern
lines but just as shapely. for every
feminine player on the lot.
(Which proves something or
other" sighed Jane. a little breath
lessly because of the corset, prob
ably that smart women aren't
really smart"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-19

In The Kings Waltz we
are treated 20 exceptionally
fine acting. and while the pro-
duction II billed a. "a musical.
II II In fact, comedy drama
and good one at that. The
story Is consistent and there
Ia little need for the English
titles, because one finds II not
at all difficult to follow the
plot from start To finish.
The Don Cossack choir. which
played in pereon in Tacoma recent
ly, Is the subject Of one of the
short features which make up the
new bill which played last night
and which will be repeated again
This evening. BY the Campfire"
Is the title chosen by the former
officers in the Russian imperial
army who feature songs and
tances under the able direction of
Serge Jaroff.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-19

never tell the story Of a mo-
ton picture because | feel it spoils
the show for those who go 10 see
it. ! shall make no exception IN
this case, other than TO mention
the fact that the production deals
with events and personages lead
ing up to the story of Mayer
ling" with which most of my read
ers are familiar.
There is something refreshing
about foreign films Perhaps IT is
their disregard for the usual con-
ventionalities which govern Holly
wood productions. perhaps 1t is
the strange customs of the old
world which make their characters
do the darndest things!
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-19
BOYS TOWN" PLAYING
KAY STREET NOW

Boys Town starring Spencer
Tracy and Mickey Rooney, bring
the most colorful, human and ex-
citing of real-life stories to the
screen, proving again that truth
is stranger than fiction. The pic
ture plays today and Thursday at
the Kay Street theater.
Boys Town, the city of little
men has a population of 275, of
which 200 are boys, and is situ-
ated on the main highway west
of Omaha, Neb.
The second feature has the Jones
family in Safety in Numbers
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-19

{ h e feminine
fig ure prison.
er and made II
conform W ! { h
the modes of
the day through
use of whale
bone and steel
ribs.
We n e v Q r
really believed
that wu m e n
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-19
British Unemployed Stage
Stunts to Battle Police

Rome. hut what is left of il
il now parked amid typcwrit-
ers, n Telephone, n printing ma
chine and few chairs in an
office occupied by the brains
of the winter relief demonstra-
tious.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-19
Dick and Gale Page Roxy Thursday In eart OF the Nor
Astounded at
1900

Until tho day that she was
shown her wardrobe for Tho Sis
ters," the Warner Bros. picture
now playing at the Temple Thea
ter. Jane Byran had never seen a
corset. much less worn one. Jane
is Just twenty years old.
BY corset Is meant the old
fashioned kind that really held
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-19
VERY VALUABLE VOTE

A unique political situation that
makes one mans ballot of tremen-
dous Importance forms the plot of
The Great Man Votes" new RKO
Radio vehicle for John Barrymore.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-19

but complications arise when he
suspects her father of being muir
derer.
Besides Hayward and NJ SIS
Read, the cast includes J. c. Nu-
gent. Robert Greig. Eric Linden
and Sheila Bromley
This Marriage Business Will
share the bill
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-19
DIDN'T LAST LONG

Clesn-cut Bob Livingston had an
early ambition to became a news
paperman. Bob. who plays the
leading male role in the current
Skipworth- Moran picture, Ladies
in Distress now playing at the
Riviera theater, even went so far
as TO get a job on large metro
politan paper but his career was
short lived He was fired within
q few weeks.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-19
THE CORE


The Anglo Saxon Christian
World movement will hold a public
Bible forum in room 223 Hotel
Winthrop, at s p. m. Friday. Jan.
20. George !. Forsyth will be the
leader and the subject will be
1.-THE Gentiles, Who Are They"
Eggs falling fast. Cow Butter
Store" adv.
Spring Flowers-Hinz Florists
adv.
MEETING OF CLUB
The Tacoma Contest club will
meet at 1880 p. m. Thursday at
SIS No. Ainsworth ave.
Fruit trees. rose bushes. shrubs.
Puget Sound Nursery. s2oi Pac.
CONTINUES TRIAL
Denying motion to dismiss be-
cause of insufficient evidence. Po-
lice Judge Joseph Mallery Tuesday
afternoon ordered one-day con-
tinuance in the trial Of A. w.
Dahlstrom. accused of driving
while intoxicated. Further testi-
mony was to be taken Wednesday
afternoon. Dahlstrom was arrested
Nov. ~ after q car in which he
was riding crashed into gasoline
pump at service station at 43d
and Pacific ave.
Funeral flowers you can afford.
Garden Shop. Rhodes Bros. tadv.)
WOMAN FINED $50
Arrested Jan. 10. frankie Hayes,
EeEress. WAS fined $50 and costs
n police court Tuesday on charges
Of being disorderIy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-19
The Kings Waltz" Bares
Court Life Of Vienna
VIII Forst, Star Of Two Hearts and Director Of
Unfinished Symphony" Plays Role Of Love
Ambassador TO Bsvarian Court
BY Hal, NELSON

There to be bit of confusion to the proper
for the CONTINENTAL attraction at the Lakewood
On the is called 1.-THE Royal Waltz while elsewhere
and in this review it is known "rhe Kings Waltz.
However the pays the thing and after all whats in name?
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-19
Maureen O'SulIivan and Lew
Ayres In Spring Madness
Technicoor Film Has Rugged Northwest Locale WIN N0Ya'
Canadian Mounted Police; Lew Ayres and Maureen
osuIvsn in Comedy Of Love ShoestrIns

nol depicted in Heart of the North, the Warner Bros
ncrizaon in Technicoor of tale of the Royal Canadian
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-19

Joyce Compton. Jacqueline Wells,
Frank Albertson. Truman Brad
lev and Marjorie Gateson. The
picture is based on the Phllp
Barry stage success. "Spilng
Dance" adapted from An original
plav by Eleanor Golden and Eiolse
Barrangon
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-19

Arrested Jan. 10. frankie Hayes
EeEress.. mas fined $50 and costs
n police court Tuesday on charges
Of being disorderly.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-18
RADIO STARS
GET WARNING

>rM NuRk The government
has warned four radio and movie
slars. summoned % testify against
the Comedian Jack Benny at rs
trail on smuggling charges next
Tuesday. that u viii tolerate NJ
excuses FOR failure 10 appear. 4
Vas reported to-day,
Three Of them. George burns his
wife. Oracle Alien, and lack rcafi.
are among nenny's top-FanknE
colleagues The other = Kenny
Baker. singer ON RcnnYs own
radio program
Burns pleaded guilty 10 an ia.
dietmcnt similar 10 nennys and
awaits sentence They and Mrs
Edgar J lAnrr, wife nf New
York supreme court Justice. WIRE
charged With having received
struggled goods from Albert y.
Chapcrau Self-styled aiiaehc H.
the NicafaRuan consulate and
friend " celebrities here and IN
HOLLYWOOD
Chapcrau pleaded guilty ycstsr.
day 20 two more indictments one
involving iewelry he smuggird IN
from Europe for Burns. and the
other charging him alone with tho
smuggling Of jswelry worth 500
Previously he had pleaded guilty
10 smuggling of clothes for Mrs.
Dsoer and lcwelry for Kenny
OF those named. Kenny alone
denied the charge and wili fight Il
in court lie il under 81 900 bond
Mrs lAuer awaits sentence after
having admitted her part IN the
conspiracy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-18
OBITUARIES
MRS. JAMES u. MILLER

Mrs Sarah Ann Miller. 50. a
resident OF Tacoma for So years.
died Monday at the home Of a
daughter Mrs Perry Lash. 2902
No. Carr 81. She was native Of
Canada, had lived in the United
states 6s years. and was a member
Of the First Presbyterian church
She was the widow Of James II.
Miller, and leaves four daughters.
Mrs Chauncey Llngerman Mrs.
Alexander White. Mrs. DAVID HUI
Der and Mrs. Lash. and two song.
James NJ and Charles g. Miller.
all Of Tacoma. Funeral services
Will be held at 40 p m. Wedncs-
day at Buckley-Kings, Rev r. ~.
McGinnis officiating; burial In Ia
coma cemetery.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-18
Fined $50 for
Drunken DriUing

Kermit B. Croner 2s-year-old
Fort Lewis soldier. pleaded guilty
to charge of drunken driving
Monday and was fined $50 and
costs by Police Judge Joseph NAL
lery. He was arrested early Sun
day in South Tacoma.
Daniel F Mills. who was riding
with Croner and arrested on a
charge of being drunk in an auto
mobile. was given Jail sentence
of three days. A similar penalty
was imposed against Elias John
son. booked Saturday for being
drunk in an auto.