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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-09-04
Mittpod, hen A. Geptember 1910

Der ltnterbriidung. Das golf, nn-
gelebrt 1ino beraril,f, trug Die gauge
SdfDere Der ipridnOrtlihen rniiiiben
ltnmenihIibfeit.
Die berridenoen 3uit6noe naren
nnbaltbar., Sic brahten oem MibiIis-
mus ing Daiein. 2angian br6deIte
es. Big alles bereit fit ben eroBe1
unftura mar, elm l1mft,ira, Der stpar
ben Gar uno oas 3arentum bernib.
tete,, ni6t aber Dem Bolfe 8efieru1g
unb Grleidter,lng berfdaffte. Der
Dolb erfette nur bic &nllte.
Gin Sabraebnt por Ausbrud oes
Beltfrieges iuuroe bos gnoe oes 3a-
rentu1ns als Elm baloiges greienis in
Ausiidt geitellt. Sn Rublano tpar bie
ortbo6ore Stride ano 6ie Neeier,tng
faft ems, ,1ne oies eereibte beiben s,,nt
gerbane,,is, benn Die 8eitedlidfeit in
8eeierunestreiien oebnte fid a,,f bic
3irbe aus uno fpielte, 10 paraoor es
audi Ia,tten mag, ben Nibiliiten in
oie Sanoe. 9enn bas nibiliitiide GLE
ment, oas iid tpie elm Sect iiber oas
erobe &eid) eusbreitete, erfannte,
oaB man geibulte Wdnner baben
miifie; oaber ididte man iunee Man.
ner bonn aaliber Stalin's in Die bom
Staate unterbaltenen Seminare, nno
lieB iie Sbeologie ftuoieren. @ie Sta-
lin riiien bieie Stubenten su gun.
oerten aus uno idloiien fid ben Re.
bolutiondren an, tpenu iie nidt fdon
Die eanae 3eit au oieien seborten.
Daeurd getpannen bie gibiIiiten lire
5ibrer. @lei6aeitig nabm bic 9abI
ser uBopen'' (ruiiiide Brieiter) ab,
bis Elm Mansel an iolden entitano.
8aren Stellen au beieseu ano feblte
es an einem 3anbibaten, 10 pereaben
Reeierunesbeante oie SteIlen: 8au.
ern 1lno Mrbeiter, Die im NotfaM Ie.
fen fonnten. Sierburd fam Die Cir
DIE in 8erruf, elm ,Seil bes forrnpten
Staates at iein. ~.:..
Srobfii lit ni6t mebr. Die eiferne
Sauit Stalins erreidte i'm in tpei.
ter Serne. @ie miro Stalin enoen2
llno tpas miro aus Dem groben. ar.
men &uBlano NAL tperben?
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-09-04
3ntlt Sobe Sroth's
(@reaoriu s All sfuB)

tpurbe 1879 eeboren, ct beiBt g)oliif
Biiiarionolpitid 9iueaiduili. Sei-
ne Matter, bie ,tnter Der 8obeit ibres
Rannes fdtper au lei6en bate, be-
ftimmte BEN fleinen Outfit gum Srie-
iter Der ortboboren Stride. 8is a,'
ieinem 20. 2ebensiabre be eiubte er
elm Seminar, bann rib er aus uno
trieb iib 20 Sabre lang ais Hepoll15=
aer i'm 2anoe berunl elm beridmiBter
8uride, ser es INNER beritan6, iid)
at briiden, mo- es @efabr gab, uno
ii6 borauoranse1,, mo- INNER itd @e=
lesenbeit bot, empor5uIteieen.
StaIin bereotterte 2enin beim Gol-
fe. Seine 2obreben batten fein @noe
uno fannten feline @renaen. @r lieB
8ilber 2enin's berteilen 1,nb sic 2ei=
DIE 2enin's fir ale 3eiten einbalia=
mieren. 9oourd setpann ct ben 8ei-
fail bes 8olfes unb Die Sberbano
iiber Sroefii. 8iele BON Erosfii's an-
bdngern ipurben berbattet ,,no be-
tannten ii6 man9erlei >Berbreden,
ser 8erfdmorung II. berel. idu1oie.
Nod benz @eitanbnis tpuroen fie bin
eeribtet, 8. +. aus oem Beee ee-
f6afft.
8ie man sic @eit6nbniiie erlanete,
erfubr man burd bic Yreiie: man
itel1te sic 8erbafteten in eine,n bunf-
len Seller big an sic &nie ins @ai=
Ter nno lieB Tie iteben, Bis Tie miirbe
lparen uno Sen SOB Ser Dual bor=
deger. ....
Srobfii flii6tete bon 2ano au 2ano,
3ulett bon Nornesen nod Merifo, mo-
er feline Meitation gegen Stalin uno
&oniorten fortiebte. SIM Wtat oran=
gen in. Merito .betpaffnete Mfdnner
auf i'm Elm, Damn lieB Erobfi, erfen-
memo, oob er in itanoieer Eooesee-
fabr tpar, feline 8ila 1T cine fleine
Seitung l,mpanbeln; MIR tpeniee Ser
ionen batten 3utritt, ,,nter bieien be-
fano iid Der Weeudelmoroer, Der ibm
ben Sdabel einidl,,g.
HuBlano mar Dor Ser g2eboll,tion
unb Der eebeimntsbollen 8ernidt,ne
oes 3aren 1,nb ieiner San1iIie bas
2anb Der @raulamfeit, Ser geIte=
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ct Of March 8, 1879. Acceptance for mailing nj
bus, Ohio. Published weekly ON Wednesday. Sci
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-09-04
Alien Registration Division
immigration and Naturalization
Service, Department of Justice
Washington, D. c.
8armumg fit Nidtbiraer 9egen
&esiitriermngs-S Sdmin6ler

0seYtr|N[HHYS'Ssvu
Carl g.. &arrilon, Direftor Der
ausldn6er>& >&egiitrierung bes Suftia.
antes, parnt Musldnoer, aegen ,,3e-
eiltrierunesi6piholer" auf Der &ut
at fem, tpelde angeben, oab fie es
lin Sronung bringen fonnen''. 10 bob
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Ni6tbiirger, pelder oieien Stat be.
folet, a,if atpei beribieoene Mrten ,tno
8eiien BEN &iiraeren 5ieben miro.
gritens, er miro Sbminolern fir
Dienite be5ablen, Die fie ni6t ausfiib.
rem ~fonnen; atpeitens, madt er iib
itrafbar uno iebt fid elmer @elo- ODER
@efdngnisitrafe ooer beiben aus. ipeil
er beriud)te, iid Ser &egiltrier,tng AT
ent5ieben. Mae Musldnber miiifen fib
re9iitrieren loiien.
uNiemano fann iid fir einen Mus.
lanoer regiItrieren ODER ettpa ben
Singeraborlld nebmen Iafien''. eibt
9err Sarriion befannt. 9as @efek
per1anet, baB ieber sluslanoer atpi-
iden bem 27. auguft nno 26. 9eaetn-
Der perionIib al,r 8eeiltriernne auf
bas Boitant seben muB, 11r1 feinen
6inserabbrlld nebmen a., loiien, nno
5ipar bon 6afiir beionbers eineeiebten
(6ortiebuns ai,f Seite 12)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-09-04

.gbriitli6en Srau" cine peritdnonis-
bolle @iirbigung. 9ie @eitalten Ser
Dibteri,l Oh iie flug ober toribt,
fromm ooer ,infromm iino, miiiien
@ott befennen. Sie ftreben gu oem
@ott Ser 2iebe bin, nm ibre Seele
nibt 5u perIieren. Mu1 bie geiitrei.
den Bbiloiopben bes l1nelaubens
ODER Die bospinieen @ottesleusner
entaeben ni9t Ser gebeimnisbolen
2iebesfraft bes Sdopfers.
X X *
11nl6neft tpurbe bem 81. Batter oas
erite @remplar elmer 9rudfbrift
iiberreibt, ,pel9e ben Bortlaut oller
Mnipraden entbGlt, hie 8ius Der
8molfte in ieinem eriten 8ontififatss
iabre eebalten bat. 9ie pradtpoa
ausgeitattete Bublifation eri6eint I'M
ter benz Motto: vSn 2iebe bic 8abr>
beit berbreiten' ,no brinet a,1h Die
programmatiide @n5Dflifa Summi
pontififatus bonn 20. Sftober 1889
rno ben Sirtenbrief Sertum laetitia
bom 1. Nopember 1889 an ben ame-
rifaniiden @piifopat gum Mborud.
Cine iolbe Auseabe ser Yapitanipra=
den Jon nunmebr ieoes Sobr eridei-
men.
X X X
9ie aatbolifen Yraes berlnodten
iiineit Die 285idbriee @rinnerune on
Die &ronung Der beriibmten Statue
bom 9inoe Seiu, bem tp,lnoertatisen
8ilo Broes, 81 beeeben. Die Statue
ftammt aus Dem Sabre 1923. Sic
,par elm @eibenf Der @enablin bes
b0bmii6en &analers 9iirltin Sobfo=
1pic5 an bas 3armelitertlolter Der
Stabt. 9as Seius-&inb lit i6on ourb
sSabrbunberte Wtittelpunft GROCER
2anoespalfabrten. Sogar ser Sdtpe=
oenfonig @uitab sloolf, obpobl er
proteltantiid NOR, ion por oem 8iloe
gebetet baben. sSSn 5ablrei6en Ball=
ernItuben Ser alien ,no ne,en @elt
fno 9tababmungen Der Statue al
finben. SSsm Sabre 1743 ibenfte bie
6iterrei6iibe &aiierin Waria Sbereiia
be,n &inoe einen pradtieen NIT @bel-
iteinen belebten Wantel.
X X X
Bius ser 3polfte bat al Sen Mer-
ceoarier-Sr6en Elm @liidtpuni6l6rei=
ben anlGblib oes 700. Sooestaees bes
Orbensltifters, bes III. &aim,no Non=
natus, geridtet. 9ie Mercebarier iinb
1918 ais ipaniider &itteroroen ae=
ftiftet poroen uno nerfolgten ur-
fpriineli9 Sen @oupt3med, driitlide
@efaneeae bon Ben l(neldubigen los
aufaufen. 1885 erbielt Der Sroen
Die papitlide 8eltatigune; er lebt nod
Der Muauitinerreeel nit Dem A.. &C.
liiboe, driitlide Stlapen notieenfaus
NIT bem @iniab Der eiaenen Sreibeit
befreien 5u ipoIlen. Seit oem II.
SeSabrbunbert iperoen sic Merceoarier
ben 8ettelorben aueerebnet. Sic. err
iparben ii6 bis ins Is. Sabrbunoert
bobe Berbienlte I'M bie Sflabenbe=
freillng, ,lno leit Der embedding Set
nel,en @elt audi Inn Die Miiiionen
In Mittel. unb Siioamerifa. gines
ibrer beionoeren Mrbeitsgebiete lit aud)
Die Srrenpflege. Ser Sroen lit be1te
nod in SStalien, Spanien uno Gii6=
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Die iiineite Muiifi6ule @roBoeutid,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-26
Is Per Cent
Quota Raised

Tacoma and Pierce county are
not keeping pace with other Red
Cross chapters on the Pacific
coast, it was indicated here to-
day, reports being received that
the Pacific Coast area had raised
40 per cent of the quota of s2,654,-
900, according to Red Cross Off
Gals.
More than Is per cent of the
$4,000 quota assigned to Pierce
county has been raised and COM
mittees were working in all di-
visions in an effort to reach the
goal as soon as possible. The local
office received an unmarked en-
velope Monday in which were
five pennies. somebody's thought
full contribution to the war relief
fund, which will be added to other
such donations received to make
up the $4,000, 900 war relief fund.
Emory Asbury, chairman of the
Pierce County chapter, pointed
out that contributors may be sure
that none of the war relief sup
plies nor any of the funds being
raised in the present emergency
campaign will be distributed
where the American Red Cross
does not have complete liberty
of action and proper safeguards
TO insure the relief to those for
whom it is intended.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-26
Steve Chadwick
Speaks Thursday
To Address Post
1873 of Legion

All American war veterans.
whether members of the American
Legion or not. were invited Tues
day by Commander Jerry Walters
To sttendxthe meeting Of Tacoma
post No. Jas Thursday night when
stephen Chadwick, immediate past
national commander of the Ameri-
can Legion. will speak.
Chadwick. long an advocate Of
military preparedness in the Z. S.,
and national chairman of Ameri-
canization activities, is scheduled
to bring to Tacoma a bristling sd-
dress on the preparedness situa-
ton and on subyersive influences
in America.
Tacoma posts meeting will open
at o'clock in its quarters at 900 Il
Commerce St
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-26
Two Drivers
Found Guilty
Driver OF JolopY
Given Five Days

For using jalopy ahead of the
jalopy races, and allowing three
boys to hang onto the frame, Jay
Bremen, 10, PIT So. saith St, drew
a five-day Jail term Monday.
Bremen was convicted of reck-
less driving on police testimony
he endangered the lives of the
passengers by letting them ride on
such a dilapidated machine.
"A boy was killed just recently
in a fall off a car" said Officer
J. S. Lyons, land it's a wonder
someone wasn't killed on Bren-
mems car" Thirty-day revocation
of the youths drivers license ac-
companied the Jail term. The
penalty covered a charge of hav-
ing no license plates.
A SITTER penalty was melted out
to Leo McGinn, Lakeview, Wash,
also convicted of reckless driving.
Judge Joseph Mallory levied a fine
of $50 and costs. giving McGinn
two days to pay or go to Jail.
Testimony of Officer Don Davies
was that McGinn's car skidded
around the corner onto jefferson
st. from Broadway in the early
morning hours Friday, and that
officers followed the machine at
at 60-mile clip before stopping the
driver at 26th and jefferson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-26
Head-0n Crash
Injuries Three

Three young women were in
jured, one severely. in a head-on
crash of two automobiles near the
main gate of the Western State
hospital. Steilacoom, Monday eve
ming.
State patrolmen investigating
the crash jailed Fred A. Braemer,
%, soldier from McChord field, on
a charge of reckless driving,
Braemer was held in the county
Jail in lieu of $500 bail
Most seriously hurt in the mis-
hap, which occurred about 1880
p. m. was Miss Louise Church, 16,
5000 So. Puget Sound ave. She
was taken to Tacoma General hos
pital. her left thigh fractured. her
face badly cut, and suffering other
cuts and bruises.
Miss Church was a passenger in
a car driven by Tell Pagni, 20,
former Lincoln high school basket
ball star, 5017 So. Washington st.
Passengers in Braemer's car were
Miss G. Sahnow and Miss T. Ira
vitz, student nurses. suffering
minor bruises and shock. Neither
driver was injured. according to
State Patrolmen Petersen and
Esteb, who investigated the acct
dent.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-26
Evangelist Will
Conduct Meetinus

DR.. Harry F. Jessop, dean of
Chicago Evangelistic institute. will
open series of evangelistic meet
ings Thursday at the camp grounds
of the Pierce County Holiness as
ISOLATION. Ea. 50th and Mckinley
ave. Bible study will be conducted
each afternoon at 2. and services
each evening at 7:30.
July 4 has been set aside as
Missionary day. Miss Alice Watts,
missionary, recently returned from
China, will speak.
A male quartet from the Cas-
cade college of Portland. Ore, will
be in charge of musical portions Of
the service.
Children's meetings will be held
each morning from 9 a. m. until
IL a. M, under the supervision of
Miss Josephine Fitch of Vancouver,
Wash.
Meetings will be concluded on
July Z.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-26
100 Entries
Display

One hundred and ninety entries
from Tacoma advertisers are now
on display in the Crystal ballroom
of Hotel Winthrop, for the Tacoma
advertising award contest which
Is sponsored by the Tacoma Ad-
vertisine and Sales club.
Awards in the nine different
classifications will be made Tues
day night at a dinner in the
Crystal ballroom, at which time
the c. G. Jennings perpetual tro-
ply will be awarded the sweep
stakes winner and certificates to
the division winners.
The contest is being held to
afford recognition to Tacoma ad-
vertisers for effective use of any
or all forms of advertising and also
to stimulate interest in better sales
promotional activities.
Mayor Harry p. Cain will be the
POSTMASTER. Addressing the group
will be DR.. Velma Phillips. The
meeting is open to the public.
Club officials reveal that the dis
plays will remain up all day We'd
nesday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-26

YAKIMA-Nearly 1000 men,
bers of International Order of Odd
Fellows, from Washington and
Alaska, Tuesday began business
sessions of their annual encamp-
ment. The encampment will con-
clude Thursday.
Members late Monday elected
Reuben Sandstrom, of Hoquiam.
grand patriarch, and David Fraz-
Ter. Wenatchee, grand high priest.
Other officers elected We're:
Oscar Gardner, Tacoma. grand
senior warden; Joe Schafer. Ritz
vile, grand junior warden: George
r. Chamberlain. Tacoma, grand
scribe, and Jerry Downs, Olympia,
grand treasurer, Cecil Lowry. Of
Dayton. the retiring grand patri-
arch. was chosen grand represen-
tative to the sovereign lodge.
The Rebekah assembly. meeting
in conjunction with the encamp-
ment. elected Mrs. Henrietta
Emigh. Walla Wslla, president:
Mrs. Harriet Bird. Seattle, vice
president; Mrs. Frances Pangle.
Pasco, warden; Mrs. Ethel Brew
ington, Everett, secretary. and
Mrs. Eta B. North. Tacoma. treas
urer. Mrs. Laura Fields. of Hat
ten, was chosen trustee of the
home board. and Mrs. Dora Craig,
South Tacoma, was elected to rep
resent the state assembly at the
annual Rebekah convention.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-26
State Aid TO
Schools Up

OLYMPIA-State School Super
intendent Stanley F. Atwood re-
ported common schools during the
fiscal year ended this month re-
ceived more money from the state
than In any previous year.
They received s16.545.504 from
the current school fund, enough TO
produce 23.3 cents a day for each
pupil in attendance. A year ago
the state paid 203 cents. and three
years ago 253 cents, but the lat
ter figure was on a smaller attend
ance.
Atwood said the states con-
tribution actually amounted 10
IS cents a day per pupil since
80 many Fictitious days" for
transportation, high school
students and federal education
and other items now were
figured In rs days attend
ance."
The June apportionment of tax
revenues from the state brought
schools s1,s39,4 6s, compared to
$1,361,317 for June. 1887. Atwood
also distributed S111,044 to schools
from the excise tax on cars.
In a letter to county school SUI
perintendents, Atwood advise d
them that state revenues for the
coming school year would bring
schools about 23.77 cents a day
per pupil, slight rise from this
year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-26
Reach Compromise on Bowl;
School Heads Meet Tuesday

Final obstruction in the building
Of Lincoln bowl seemed removed
Tuesday, following Mondays meet
ing Of the Metropolitan park board,
in which an agreement was reached
with representative of the school
board on the west boundary of the
bowl. The agreement reached
provides this boundary. coming
within the confines of Lincoln
park. shall extend 667ia feet west
of G st. Official approval of the
school board is expected when 1t
meets Thursday.
The figure agreed upon
represents compromise be-
tween $50 feet asked by the
park board, and 675 feet
wanted by the school board.
Essentials of the bowl will be
maintained with a minimum of
damage to the park, according to
Carl G. Caddey, secretary and
business manager of the school
board.
Fire Chief Emory N. Whitaker,
speaking in behalf of a convention
of Pacific Coast fire chiefs, to be
held in Tacoma August 3, re-
quested and was granted coopera-
ton of the board in furnishing
fishing tackle and equipment TO
delegates for salmon derby.
The board then went to TT.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-26
z North End Homes
Visited by Thieves

Looting of two North End homes
Monday night was accompanied by
only slight loss. police reported
Tuesday.
Officers said the burglaries evil
IDENTIFY were the work of the same
culprits. since the residents were
in the same district. Roland Toll
lefson, 1885 No. Orchard ST.. found
living room window jimmied, and
two coin banks containing about
IS stolen. Joseph A. Miller. 1927
No. Cove St, reported bedroom
window jimmied with Il shovel. the
house ransacked. and nothing miss
ing. Both homes were unoccupied
Monday evening.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-26
Another Exhibit
OF Wild Flowers

Specimens from north of the
carbon river and particularly from
1t Pitcher make up the weeks
vild flower display at the Tacoma
public library this week.
Most Of them were picked at
Zoo feet. from the summit of the
mountain. Among the best speci-
nehs are Alaska spirea or luetkea
~ veronica or alpine speedwell.
{0nnd between the heavy tufts of
TIE former. Avalanche lilies, red
hoAther and blue berries. found on
a. summit. are shown. and va
rlety of meadow flowers. Rarest
aaong them are meadow rue and
nertensia.
Some shooting stars and other
dvwers in the display come from a
large marsh near the summit. Four
plants In the collection which look
almost identical show four differ
snt varieties taken for solomon's
cal.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-26
Briiish-Americans
To Meet Wednesday

British-Americans resident IN
Pierce county are invited to attend
a meeting at e0eis Commerce st.
Wednesday at p. m. to complete
organization of the Tacoma branch
of the British-Ameriean War Re-
lief association. Speakers will be
Cecil Gervasse Hope Gill. British
consul at Seattle: NJ. J. Thomas
and other members of the Seattle
branch. J. F. Walter will be chair
man.
Moving pictures Of London be-
fore and after the war will be
shown. There also will be music
program and refreshments.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-26
Vacant House
Is Destroyed
Cause of Flumes
Not Discovered

Cause of fire that ruined the
suoccupied home of Mrs. Anna Mac
Donald, 650l Fawcett ave, early
Tuesday. has not been determined,
according to officials.
: Damage was estimated at 1880
from the blaze which was discov-
Sred by 4 neighbor about / 20 a. m
The fire gained such Roadway that
Hremen who spent three hours on
The scene were unable to save much
Of the residence.
Called Firemen
: George A. Jackson. $500 Faw-
eett ave-, was awakened by noise
Of the fire that started in the rear
Ind of the house. He jumped out
pf bed, saw the Macdonald home
IN flames. and called firemen.
!. Mrs.. Anna Macdonald has been
tisiting In California, and was due
20 return this week. Her son, Al
bert, rs. and = boarder, Harvey
Powers. have been staying in the
house, but were not at home when
the blaze started. There had been
90 fires built during the day. and
officials were unable to learn how
She place ignited.
$50 Loss In Another
, The rear part of the house was
ruined, a garage and woodshed
fere damaged. and the front of the
house suffered some damage.
> Another fire, which started at
DE Wheeler House Wrecking Co.
l0l0 South Tacoma way. caused
$50 damage to q fence Monday
Afternoon. Firemen reported the
blaze was caused by dry grass that
caught fire.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-26
Driver Unhurt When
His Cor Turns Over

Owen NJ. Barrett. Brookdale
resident. escaped possible serious
injury Tuesday morning when his
car turned over on Airport way.
Barrett. according to State PATROL
men Wayne and Crooks, swerved
while trying to avoid a car driven
by E. +. Sullivan. Rt. 2, box sec.
Puyallup. Barretts machine was
badly damaged. but the driver. a
salesman, emerged unscathed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-26


Harold w. Schweinler, IT., who
graduated from Stadium In 1889
with straight "A" average, was
recently announced winner Of a
$1,000 four-year scholarship at Car
negie Institute of Technology at
Pittsburgh Pa.
Schweinler. in competition with
377 applicants, all within the top
Is per cent Of their high high
school classes. was one Of 10 select
ed in the third annual contest for
the George Washington scholar
ships.
From the group OF 377 students,
l57 were selected jointly by the in
stitute and Westinghouse Electric
4 Manufacturing Co. to take COM
petitive exams. Personality and
professional promise were consid-
cred as well as scholarship.
The scholarship will provide each
holder with 5000 year. Pre-
scribed procedure under the grant
includes eight winter terms at Car
negie Tech and five summer and
two winter terms of practical ex-
perience at the Westinghouse plant.
Schweinler. Is. is the son Of Mr..
and Mrs. II. c. Schweinler. 1856
So. Ainsworth ave. In addition to
his scholastic record, which earned
him tie with three other students
for valedictorian honors, Schwein-
Ter took an active part in numerous
extra-curricular activities. In June
he completed years post-gradu-
ate work at Stadium.
He plans to major in chemical
engineering at Carnegie Tech.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-26
Thief Misses Some

When A. B. Sheriff.. 1922 So.
A ST., found an unlocked window
open at his home. the front door
standing ajar. So missing from a
table. and his pants lying in the
back yard, he informed police Mon
day he was the victim of burg
larry. His only cheer came from
the fact the burglar overlooked
watches and other articles Of value
in the visit.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-26
Child Loses Teeth
In Bicycle Accident

With several front teeth knock
ed out and suffering from a frac-
tured jaw resulting from a bicycle
accident, Gordon Gustafson. u,
2s1s No. Mason ave, was in Ia
coma General hospital Tuesday.
The youth fell from his bicycle
near his home Monday night and
struck the pavement with his face.
attendants said. His condition was
not serious.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-26
Man. Trying to Sell
Gun, Is Arrested

Arrested in possession Of . So
calibre revolver he was trying to
sell at 4 tire shop Monday eve
ming. Edgar Lindgren, 20. 2527
So. c St. was jailed for drunken
ness and investigation of carry
ing concealed weapons. He was
taken into custody by city police
after Special Officer Albert See
reported Lindgren was attempting
to sell the revolver and a watch
at the Erickson tire shop. Gath
and A stx