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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-01-04
A YOUNGSTOWN
MAGYAR EV. REV.
EGYHAZ NEREI
Mt. BStty Janos Ielk6sz
737 Mahontng Ave efa3e eo041

ISTENTISZTELET vasarnap
delelott fel II orakor. El6tte
fel 10-kor vasarnapi iskola
Este 6:3O-kor a Junior G.. E.
ertekezlete, 7::30-kor a Senior
C. E. 0sszej0vetele es tiszt-
ujito gyilese.
....KARACONY es UJEVI i'm
nepleseink 0rvendetes es Is
tenliktol gazdagon megaldott
keretekben folytak lie. Kulo-
nosen sep volt a karacsony
elso napi istentisztelet, mikor
is ajtatos hiveink zsufolasig
megtolottek tagas templomun-
kat. Az alkalmi uri scent va
csoraval cit 142 ferfi es 162
no, osszesen 3O4 lelek. A scent
jegyeket Tomory Arpad es
csaladja es id. Molnar Istvan
es csaladja ajandekoztak. Az
jinnepi adomany 0sszege, if
jaink $184,54 kantalasi ado
manyaval egyutt, megkozeliti
a; 700 dollart.
GYERMEKEINK karacsony-
IA unnepelyet karacsony elso
nap estejen tartottuk meg. Az
alkalmi enekek, szavalas, va
lamint "The Three Christmas
Trees" es "A reszeg ember
fla" cimu gyermekszindarabok
bemutatasa utan a Progressziv
Liga tagjai cukorha es ma
rancs ajandekokat osztottak
XII a megjelent gyermekek ko-
zott. Ugyancsak kulon alan
dekban reszesiiltek a vasal-
napi iskola tanitoi es azOk a
n0vendekek, akik az ev folya-
man mem mulasztottak tObbet
egy vagy ket vasarnapnal.
TEMPT LOMUNKAT gyonyo-
ru sep virag diszek es ekes
karacsonyfa diszitettek az
egesz unnep tartamla alatt
melyeket Gyorgy Tamas es ne
je, ozv. Varga Imrene, Molnal
Wendell es csaladja es i'd. 10th
Istvan es csaladja ajandekoz
tax. A karacsonyfa diszites5
munkajat ifj. Molnar Istvar
gondnok, Uray Karoly jegyzo
es neje, ifj. Dorko Janos e.
neje, es ifj. Rati Janos es neje
vegeztek.
A KARACSONY masodnap:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, dacara
hosszss, kimerito unneplesnek
megfelelo sikerrel vegzodott
Az osszes bevetel volt $233.95
kiadas $143,69, maradvany
$9O,26. Koszonet illesse a hi
segesen faradozo munkasokat
A PROGRESSIVE LIGA rer
dies havi, valamint evi tiszt
ujito gyiilese januar Ten
most vasarnap delutan 3-kol
lesz megtartva. Tekintettel {
targy fontossagara, szivesked
jenek a ta,gok teljes szambar
megjelen11i.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES es
Trustee Bizottsagunk janua
lien, csiitortokon este 7-kO
fogja tartani evi kozgyiilesin
| ket elokeszito ertekezletet. Sze
retnok, ha az erdekelt tagol
teljes szamban jelennenel
meg ezen a gyulesen.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-01-04
SCENT ISTVAN EGYLET
VERHOVAY 21-IK FI0K
GYULEST TART

TudatOm a Scent IStvan
Egylet tagjaival, hogy most
vasarnap, januar Ten, yasar-
nap delutan 2 oratol rendes
havi gyiilest tartunk a Scent
Ictvan Otthonban.
Kerjuk mindazon tagjain-
kat, akik az osztalekot meg
mem vettek fel, ne halasszak
tovabbra annak a felveveset.
Beteg tagok: Bodzas Janos-
ne, Kalapos Gy0rgyne, Faj-
rovics Andrasne, Mislay ia
nos.
Kivanok mindenkinek Sok
szerencset az vi esztend6 6ben,
Kaluczky Jdn0s, tithdy.
! Telefon 43683.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-01-04
MOI KOR ALAKUL
A WEST SIDEON

Most vasarnap, januar Ten
delutan 2 oral kezdettel a
Magyar Hazban, a West Sidei
Magyar N6k Koret alakitjak
meg. Akik erdekl6dnek az
iigy irant, azok a vasarnapi
gyiilesen jelentkezzenek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-01-04

MiSEK SORRENDJE:
Vasarnap reggel 9 orakor kismise an
gol predikaci6val.
10: 30-kor nagymise magyar predika-
citval
H9tkoznapokon mise reggel S:30-kor
GYoNTATASOK:
Minden szombaton delutan 3-5-ig es
este 7-tG.
Minden elso pentek elotti csutOrtokon
delutan 3-5-ig es este 7-t0l.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-01-04
YOUNGSTOWN Is VIDEkE HIREI
AZ OSI
KELETI oRvOSOK

tudaSarol keveSet tudunk.
Ennek Okla sokaig az volt, hogy
a keleti nyelveket ismer6 tu-
dosok mem foglalkoztak az or
vosi tudas tortenetevel, vi
szont az orvosok kozt keves
volt a nyelvesz.
Ma mar mindenb6l es eek
bol a specialistakbol is tulter-
nelesiink van. Az ujabb idok-
ben tehat laSsacskan lefordit-
jak a perzsa, indiai, es chinai
orvosi erdeki keziratokat es
ha a haboru mem zavarna meg
joforman minden nor1nalis
emberi tevekenyseget, ma mar
sokat tudnank ismeretlen rel
telyekr6l.
Tudjuk pl. hogy Krisztus
elott 15OO-ban egy indiai gyogy
noveny jegyzekben egyetlen-
egy europai noveny mem volt
emlitve, holott pozitiv, bar
indirekt bizonyitekaink van
max ra, hogy kereskedelmi es
egyeb. erintkezes allott fem
Iran es Assyria kozt, Iren es
India ko1t, India es a nagy
Chinai birodalom kozt, tehat
ICY a kOzeli keletnek is kellett
ezekiel a tavolabbi kulturak-
kal erintkeznie, ami aztan
500 evvel Krisztus elott Eu-
ropa es a tavoli kelet erintke-
zesere kellett volna, hogy We
zessen, aminek pedig mar alig
van nyoma, mint ait eloszor
Herodotosz es ujabban Macy
Lajos hadjaratanak leirasabol
latjuk. Masfelol pedig sok in
dial orvosi ujdonsag tobb, mint
ezer evig volt altalanosan is
inert Indiaban es teljesen is
meretlen maradt 15O0-lg Eu-
ropaban.
Ma, mikor a kozlekedes
ilyen csodahtosan meggyor-
suit a mi elettink alatt, nehez
megerteni egesz foldreszek ev.
ezredeken at tarto telies izo-
laltsagat. Z
Indianak orvosi fenykora-
ban, ami Krisztus elott 800.
tol kb. a mi id6nk egyezredik
eveig tartott, mar jo, ismertek
a acknowledgement es tudtak
hogy mily veszelyes az, ha egy
ilyen cukorbajos betegen egy
fekoly kepzodik. Mi, europaiak
ezt megint ezerotszaz evvel ke
sobb ujra felfedeztiik. Nos
akkor mar az orvosi kikepzes
es gyakorlat teljes, hivatalos
szabalyokkal volt korulirva
Tizenhat evesnel fiatalabt
fiut mem volt szabad felvenn
orvosnovendeknek. Viszont 6
tanitonak mem volt megen
gedve egyszerre hatnal tobk
n0vendeket tanitani.
Az orvosi gyakorlat a hyp
pokratesi esktire nagyon emile
keztet6 szabalyokkal volt ma
gas erk0lcsi ertekre emelve
. Boncolas, aminek az orvo
anatomiai tudasat koszonheti
. es amin sebeszi tudasunk ala
pull, altalanps volt, holott
: kozepkor elejen az meg tor
!, venyileg uldoztetett Europa
ban.
A belsebeket ugy zartak e
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-24

B u LIE IN s

Los ANGELES-Mrs. Betty Flay Hardaker. 25. sat
drowsy-eyed today she heard eoroners jury brand
her the murderess of her foury daughter Gera
dine whose body found Monday in Monticello
park rest room with its skull crushed
osLo-Norwegian Foreign
Minister Kurt oorseuer signed today
trade including special protocol providing
clearing Discussions
pact continued
wAsHNGToN-The Nav, to-day that drilling mine
sighted Of Forda
The mine apparently Ioos~ned meoring
perhaps In the North
LoNDoN-Winson Churchill First Admiralty,
declared today thai @the long Of British
into "the tangies Of sided neutrality, well
German fleet
DETROIT-Duncan Mecrea. Wayne county prose-
cutor walked into
charging conspiracy To protect the
baseball pool He had sought by police Wednesday
night.
JOPLIN, Mo.-A truck driver told County Prosecutor
Coyne today that he stabbed pretty
kinsa Is to death then ripped the
drunken maniacai fury patch
Il must have been maniac but
father of three children said He
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-24
PEOPLE IN THE NEWS -
ho hum---Another Famous
Movie Romance on Rocks

Alice Faye. blonde motion pic
ure star and singer, has instructed
her attorney at Hollywood to File
suit for divorce against Tony
Martin. a singer who became IA
nous In New York after Holly
wood had ignored him The actress
said she and Martin had been to-
gether only three months in the
last Is. and that she would seek
divorce on grounds of incompat-
Utility :.
X. NJ. Evans, agricultural ad-
justment administrator. told the
opening session of the National
Farm Institute at Des Moines that
American farmers will not profit
from the European war
President Roosevelt planned an
other day of fishing from the
cruiser Tuscaloosa. anchored off
an undisclosed island In the Pa
cific today. Yesterday he hooked
only two small fish and three sea
gulls that snatched his fish bait F.
President Lazaro Cardenas was
quoted at Mexico City as saying
during a speech that before my
term expires the oil question shall
be settled satisfactorily. in accord
ance with the interests OF the ma
ton" Cardenas' term expires
Nov. so
II was learned at Hollywood
that Thomasina Mix, daughter Of
Tom Mix, and Bernard J.
of Ely. New, were mar
ried secretly at Las Vegas. New.
last Sunday
Baron Heitaro Fujita, II, prom
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-24

IAN n1non Co.. -
to-day i1nuc< ! unfxn1 -
lhe arrest e WnIl4r H. ~ J
nlins EorI kIno. -. ~ -
boring Inhn Frank nenxf
~ eonfeoesd ~red fpul
klnyrr II AIiee burns. r.
La Anuplen 1T Ii. e. =
II PARKED n111Q.
f>Ieetiyp ner0eoNt - -
monn fsvsolp1 ~ nrrvo1 - noM<W
resulted fyum ! ~ 11une mnn1n1(
ho4wa~n Neovn ~ tlmn<I1v - =
sanIs An4 aonse IN eyr9 Mnvln
attsnlton. - tl~e6>ex'n Wt1e me1o
u ns4vt1' eyso wexe kleenene4 =
IL fiehI
-n.Ny ssas fpee - 49,
ys~4vp etvpe1, n1uut - 49,
- ~ 6r1nee1so - rnU01e
~ ~ nrnvsn - - cu1a
- uoe1nune0o - ~peeorn1
~ ) hyucnu1of ~ne toeue1
L. AnorD1p pn1Dpp. - 49,
- upes1e - - noo0o
Wh~a ~ No. effr41o6 1<npm1nw
nsavse wna tstx5eG - na11n10eolle
registered n Nh Dc11&1rY RnnnN
Nensts ~ NoH1lev n1ose1 -
Inc auntsefn hero. 1nG1ley'e -
Ifs~s IL manf& ~ - IT, - -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-24
WHOLESALERS SALES
FALL OFF IN JANUARY

WARRINGTON Wholesalers
aaiss 10 January dropped nearly
$4,000 600 from December. bat r..
lnslned more than $1,000 900
sbeys ina total for January. 1899.
the commerce department reported
today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-24


sslf ssyisd bakers hssp<F. AS
h<la. he dsnisa any guilt h tAs
burglary. tslisa3 ssasy ps5sss
termed "aIl hsywifs
A s@inxisss. smashed - M@hns -
q GO. 1sNelrY store. sle Bread
way. sripps.I ihs A q. T. burglar
slArfn system - , ~ a NJ folle3
conveyed 90 the ssas
Detectives Ham Blake ard
Harry sn4nss. Berxt 4 y Harris.
aid Officers O. G. sElssNofsh and
W 4 0imstsaa rsxpessasa.
Ire seens ~s1 6sExx4sd n.
officers. however. found Wsbstsr
IN iagasnry of shs flilnzfoa bofsl.
upstairs. TsAo Officers conducted
hiaa e s<aslquaFtsrA wheEs ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-24
TRADE PACT HACKERS
WIN IN INITIAL TILT

WASHINGTON ire house Frs.
day Fsgseted tbs first stssnps ~
oyponsai's ~ ms standardization
reciprocal tra9s agfssmsnis aet 10
alter the program,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-24

Ndttssss Netsl Isstty berpeftss thle
sslsss,s. - Mttlisns g hl@s. sss =
white. niil ~ sshIpl u r. 4ef.srs
Tilass 0sm ksfpyse, Ii edig ~ -
xisu<a " ltestsst ~ fhe seoasf ~
prsfs>s ~ inst uef-fntn eas1lGen1 -
thet stsatgls NTH their enfreal esass
ixfss ~ 31E en4 eeeth, n fNte feu
bshtnd aad beyan4 In hinn1. bnefe4
ana bIsa<fiszz sfffeisf sassess ~ - 800.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-24
.5S$|;sss'$;Sy!

GREAT BRITAIN is in a
y fair way to lose one of her
best friends-the U. S.-not
to mention other nations
whose neutrality has been a
tremendous asset to the Brit
ish empire. Seizure of U. S.
mail from clipper planes in
the Bermudas is the latest
case in point. Attitude of the
British regarding travel of
German boats through neu-
trail waters of Norway is an
other.
For ability to ALLEVIATE
friends, Britain does take the
cake. War may justify many
things, but infringing on the
friendship of neutral nations
that are friendly, by un-
toward acts, is another thing.
The dog" may turn around
and bite the man. In this
case, England. Our British
cousins should think a bit fur
Their before insisting that they
rule the waves of the world
and can get away with it,
whether it is holding up
American m er c h andise at
Gibraltar, or mail in the Ber-
mudas.
Consulting engineers at the
Narrows bridge project re-
port the job is now 81 per cent
complete. That is welcome
news. Assurance of final
completion by June 80 is
given by Charles f. Andrew,
chief consulting engineer.
That assurance is double well
come. 1t is pointed out that
five of the 10 strands in both
cables for the bridge have
been completed. That is one
fourth of this paixicular task.
Regular employment is still
being given to 203 men.
Psychologically, if not eco
ally, the Narrows
bridge job is the biggest
undertaking in the history of
Tacoma. IT'S we'll that the
progress made by contractors
goes on apace. Accidents
have been few and far be-
tween. Engineers calcula-
tons have worked out to the
mathematical iota figured
upon. Good fortune has at
tended all operations. 1t is
still fine news to know that
the task will be completed in
the time allotted.
"RUY W-AsHINGToN
WEEK" is being OBJ
served during the current
seven-day period. Similar to
the "buy at home" movement
and others, the campaign has
much merit and deserves the
honest cooperation of every
resident in the state. Why |
not serve yourself and your
neighbor by buying locally |
produced goods? That is the
question every individual
should keep in mind-not just
for today, or this week, but
throughout the year.
All of US prosper, or other
wise, in the degree that we
patronize those manufactur-
ers, individuals and firms
who handle locally produced
things. Money thus expend-
ed is returned MANIFOLD. It
comes back in payrolls and in
purchasing of raw materials
and finished products de-
veloped within the state. 1t
is logical and consistent to as
sist those whose brains, en-
ergy and money is expended |
in providing things to use. !
wear, eat and drink in this
state.
The Buy in Washington"
campaign is one not only for
this week but the other 81 /
weeks in the wear Let's co.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-24

FzssAAfA1s4 - pfHt9eA H*F aH<7z<z Hzzsl
Wshs1eF. wtse<< xst6se~a -
sl~s~1 - Ira 80 Ges&esee
<s~.. $50 ~ seed - ~ het<t
- eli - : ~asaa - -
~if<.@ whess saxn@1 ~
ss=<s4s't sr<sit ~ &et6 t1ey
~sse - fssse ~. fellse inaxn~
81 there = - fsess uIzh lhs1
nsm1s~f. n 1ise eaff n hts
p@.is &sa e. hls 49, th&y
fs~saa PARTICLES II xIa<s.
JEflsefn Mhe searched fhe flssEkI
halfway fessnd = RAG nianatsnk.
iaAsn fFan ths sk6Fs. hissisn IL a
1tahFslia zsaa1. The diamond set
Iins. Mfsieh wae loose. wae found
n the fIour ~ ahs room mnefs
sshsfes uaa nabtysd IL wsa De-
.alnsa saT fsaFthez Questioning
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-24
nv WILLIAMS 4 WHITE

SOMEWHERE N FINLAND
Now ] wiii Try very hard 10 hold
myself In. and MT eut leo.~ slth
- many adj<esisss hal thsy ~lll
run over your sheesgp=. ysf Il u
= faas thas shis i tbs mast s<sHsl-
fal ~sr thai anyone essr se~ ~.
eauss snow eevss@ svssythlnx
which u ugly 10 tins sys. saeh -
The rrsusaEs Of tank. vhlis
everything that might bs ugly 10
The aese iand thsFs afs naml~rs
of them atlt ihere beynsd ms
wissl 10 Bo~ frozen solld =. msrbis
ANA covered wlth sneu a. eslI.
and ~ cannot he ugly either ~
eye % noss until the late spring
thaN.
Last night was usfm only
ss~yssl 10 degrees b~lan ffs@xsaK.
and spent four bgufs walking
through the FInnlsh sssnshsx
about five kiIomstsrs ~ n sioHk
the front llnss. ending ap IN
fgunt IsDs dssKsslt 81 asdnlaIss
Ths night Hss a. sslil ~ a<.th
can ever b.. Theys was ~ moua.
sfid = bsS fnsffIinE layer ~ klosssi<
had fhs starr. slnes Il e8s ealy
a little b~sgw fFssxlng. the sngn
ila mot sgesAk under fs~i ~ 4
isss IN h.ttsr esdd. fs1s -. @sft
ard elsssg 10 pea llke fIuffsa oet
ifsonklnsaed IN Issss !. 1zstasmn >
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-24
CUT "a POLES

fAAIaA--Poilos today pressed
ssaneh for vsndala who cut 5oNn
"a poles 81 fhs Benton rural
ejefsf5fieefiaa lire 30 miles south
Il hsfs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-24
INLAND EMPIRE GETS
HEAVY FALL OF SNOW

SPOKANE Riding a 1o-mile-
an hour wind. the seasons heaviest
snowfall blew in from the east
Friday. covering the Inland En-
pirs at depths ranging To eight
inches
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-24
PIONEER MINER PASSES

FAIRBANKS. Alaska - Joseph
HoegIand. 70. pioneer miner in the
koyllk river country. died in
hospital Thursday night
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-24

nuFHeuna rennrsed u ! do1lento
Operatives FRIDAY raurnln9 = -
stssmpt 10 mve ihs M - -
virutnss NINA. re.yeer-el3 nel2on
yietin
ne ys.ms ~suoe susnxln>1 -
csnnripu4 il 7neepso 0onrrni -
pitAi until IN spuoteek N apekIoe
ton wsa stexi<d m h&4 NJ
reneised OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES n ~ mo
| days since her .hnIi was orsle1e4
~ ~ blew n : nsstpsneI snsoiI-
anl.
Ny n~lleve rvsssusp
Her physinlsne hep6d ~ relleSe
The peemessrs IN IN bxntH. m
RVS mr. : ehanee nm ssxov<sy.
Her saadtllsu 49, extremely
critical. hswsssF.
James Hnsnpenn. - dairy
werner sssa fafsmsx s~~etkeert ~
ths xiri. remained IL shs rify tn
uh~ss h. Nas held M asl~stfsn.
iHK ttsnp~sn sfs.afsstiy aeoie1
any knowis1e~ u ho< shs ws4 -.
Jafss. H. 80 saHslst&sl n fs,stl<a
eeuFf Iszt nept 10 ~ sseauiIlax
Ihs yo<nx ~aassa. saa hef prs
~,asl injury suIt against hsm stlli
! p~nalnx.
S~ep~~ NJ t~e~1
psllse. sshssassInx ~ unfeleNi~
inx inquiry. sent - thu saepseE.s
living quarters IN dairy a p1fe
Thursday mi felleesef fesff paEfu
~ bss stee<.
Ths offikers xete nssfeutnx ,
s<se eisses and 30 nat reveal -
astufs. Th~ azssr<H ~lsh which
Miss Rims wss stfssek h&s nj
hs@a ipundl
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-24
TODAY,s MEATIfEK

Dee. raia ioalEht and SUNDAY.
Temps.s High. IS. sr. %. bus
rtses s.ts; ssts ks4s.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-24
REDS, Firms
DIE Oh SNOWY
BATIlEFlElDs
British Fleet Stands
Off Russian Arctic
Seaport; in South
USSR TO "Blackout"
tBtfiI.ETIN,

MOSCoN--Tasa. The affseinl M
Wet news aw~nrs, said to-day n
waa authorized 10 deny that any
Russian airpiases fiew ever Pa
Iais, ths swedish village which was
bombed "Wednesday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-24

y - ~ >s-fH s1@8 ~ WY tt&AA 8MA
Russian airpiases fie~ ever Pa
lais. the swedish village shirA was
bombed "Wednesday.
EuRorE's WARS
The Russian army fought
fnriously against Finnish
troops on snowy battlefislds
before Viipuri today while
the Russian navy took extra
ordinary precautions from the
Black sea 10 the Arctic
against a clash with the allied
powers.
Ruxsia's best solilera. aided by
massed tanks and heavy artillery
concentration. advanced time after
time against the new Finnish posi-
tons In the Mannerheim Line. with
the evacuated and shell-searsd city
OF vlipuri as their main objective
on the 22nd anniversary Of the
founding Of the Red army by Leon
Trotzky.
Snow and sleet helped The
Finns. but there we're naay
Indications the Russian. had
b~~n ordered 10 shoot the
works In perhaps the bixKest
hattie ef the war and sne
which may be decisive ss far
~ the Sosiet drive 20 break
the Maassshesun Ixne y ees-
eerned.
Late reports from the front said
the Firms held out before vilpuri
and claimed that their koivisto
fortress. as well m the Tailpals
fortress. stili was In action.
wARsHIps MAssED
In the north, according 10 re-
ports through Scandinavian cap
itals. British warships were stand
Ing OFF the Norwegian coast near
the Finnish Petsamo region In
what the Copenhagen press de-
scribed Ms a blockade OF the Rus-
sian port OF Murmansk.
In MOSCOW officials were silent
on the statement Of = Stockholm
that the Soviet naval |
eommissaf. n. @. kuznstsos, had
gone to Murmansk 10 take per-
sonal charge In view Of the pres
encs of the British naval squadron
AFTER NAH SHIPS
Despite aiarmist reports. there
appeared tn be no reason to be-
llese the British warships were
planning any action against Soviet
Russia unless the situation de-
velops swiftly or To give direct aid
TO Finland.
On the other hand. there Was
rvery reason 10 believe the British
squadron had been ordered 10
operate against German ships
using Norwegian waters or u.
boats II any using Anrmansk as
, base.
MARks GRAVE TURN
Such sctlon on ths part Of the
lilies appeared 10 mark one u tins
grasest turns In the war At sea.
I can serve only to move tbs war
ront closer 10 Scandinavia. aud
o intensity the long series Of
developments building up hostii-
ties between The allied capitals
nd hoscsw
Russia ordered air raid drills
nd biackouts IN the ksy cities
long the Turkish and AfghausssAn
order zones and the Red nasy.
ompletinE maneugsfs IN the Black
ca. boasisd that Il ssa prepared
Or any sventuaiity. Il
AGAIN TAIk on wAR
The Turkish prsss again began
alking about the possibility 81
var IN tbs Near East tina spring
In Eumsnis the government was
b ihe midst Of = great display Of
Military power ia connection pith
rmy mansuyeFa that conceded
slth further dispute ossr Oh sup-
iies for Germany and other bel.
gerenia
Thoss are all spectacular and
s0stly calculated moves To create
"A effect. bit 20 far tesy have
allied 70 ssos sny evidences that
1Dfiict L. about 10 break out 0r
J likely unless the Bntish o.
'reneh decide 10 start Il.
roma aftG AS sFsakEss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-24
Love TRAGEDY
IS ENDED ON
GALLONS TRAP
Canadian Pair Bereft
of Lives for MUIR
der of Former Hus-
band of Won an

M0NTREAI-Achille and
Mary Louise Grondin, a
prayer on their lips, were
hanged in Montreal jail yard
today for the poison murder
of Mrs. Grondins former hus-
band.
A black flag at half staff over
the walls of Bordeaux prison in
the morning twilight and the toll
ing of chapel bells signaled the
end to love tragedy, which. in
many respects. was the Canadian
counterpart of New York's Ruth
Snyder-Judd Gray case.
Achille, A. and Mary Louise,
40, had murdered her former hus-
band, vollemond Brochu. on his
farm near the village of Beauce.
Together, they poisoned him slow
ly over period of weeks, and
then, after his funeral, were mar
ried.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-24

The Times will hold al
9l9 Market Saturday from o'clock
facilities for daily publication
prisng
unit Goss for the benefit of visitors.
Remember the hours-7 10-and everyone welcome!
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-24
JeeVelry Store Robbed, But
Loot Found, Suspect Nabbed

Recovery ~ 5000 diamond ring and Of suspect
quickly followed jeusiry store ooElns early Friday,