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who won the Open title in 1885.
Smith and Oliver had mines of
35-34, while Parks went out in "a,
2 under par. and home in 35, under
regulation figures.
The 70 bracket listed Battering
Ben Hogan of Dublin, Tex, big
money winner of the year, who had
1873, collecting an eagle and three
brides; Al Huske, husky" pro-
fessional from De Kalb, Ill, and the
veteran Vic Ghezzi of Deal, N. j..
both had 35-35.
Playing around in II were Leland
Gibson, Kansas City; Gene Sarazen,
two-time Open champion from
Brookfeld Center, Conn.,; Bob Bab-
bish of the University of Detroit,
low-scoring amateur of the day;
Andrew Gibson of Baltimore, and
Henry Kaiser of Racine, Wis.
The defending champion, Byron
Nelson of Toledo, Ohio, was laying
back in a fine spot to make his bid
today and on tomorroW's final round
of SO holes. He had par mines of
36-36 With him were Craig Wood,
Sam Byrd, Matt Kowal, Lawson Lit
tie, the low qualifer in the sectional
tests, and Leonard Dodson, Kansas
City.
Guldahl, Picard Trail.
Big Ralph Guldahl Open winner
in 1887 and 1888 and one of the
games great stretch runners" and
Henry Picard, P. G. A. champion
were among players who had TBS.
Jimmy Demaret, who with Hogan
dominated the winter golf tour, had
a first-round "a, which might have
been a IS had not Smiling Jim"
dropped 35-foot putt on the 18th
Green
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Vacation Farm, Camp
Store Jobs 10 Keep
"A. j. Athletes Fiji
Thatcher, Gridiron Star,
Behind PIow; FIoherty
In Plane Factory

American University athletes have
solved the problem of keeping fit for
football and storing up a mite of
gelt for the productive school
months by obtaining employment
during summer vacation in a variety
of fields ranging from ploW jockeys
to companions and airplane factory
hands. Most of them have started
already and the rest are getting
ready to pull on overalls or other
working clothes next week.
DaVie Thatcher, freshman back
field sensation last year, is the lad
who'll pilot old Nellie hitched to a
ploW. He's got a job on a large
Maryland farm that will keep him
busy and in Al condition-unlesS
farming conditions have changed in
recent months. The prospective
plane factory hand is Jim Flaherty,
is scheduled to report for work at the
/ Glenn Martin factory in Baltimore
next month.
Webb Is Furniture Salesman.
The rest of the group will be en-
ployed in summer camps for boys
and IN sundry other occupations
Ken Fox, 200-pound tackle. has lined
up berth at Williamsport, Pa, in
construction gang. He'll turn out
riVets on building job. Ernie Webb,
one of the Eagles brightest net
stars, will clerk in a Frederick, Md,
furniture store after playing in the
national intercollegiate tournament.
Ernie also expects to team up with
his doubles partner. Harold Lands
man, in number of local and near
by tournaments.
Carl tBing) Byham, 6-foot 4-inch
grid and court star, will act as COM
panion to the young son of David
Lawrence, and the pairs itinerary
includes national tour with stops
at all points of interest-including
the New York Worlds Fair.
Three Are CounseIIors.
Hugo (Dutch) Schulze, one of the
schools best athletes, has been signed
as a counsellor at Tall Timbers
Camp for Boys in Maryland, while
Bert Reese and Bruce Etchison have
obtained similar positions at large
Vermont camp.
BY way of variety, Bob Hall, foot
ball center and baseball catcher, will
toll for the American Automobile
Association, while Arnold Fine of the
basket ball squad has broken all the
rules by going in for advertising
Fine will write copy for large firm
Oh, yes-we also have a lifeguard
| in Archie Norford, versatile all
around athlete, who is on the staff
at Alexandria pool.
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Mcdowell Signs for Bout
With Cocoa Kid June II

Wild Bill Mcdowell, the truckin'
Texan, will meet the Cocoa Kid in
the l0-round feature bout at Griffith
Stadium June II, Promoter Joe Tur-
ner announced today after Phil Furr
fatty and finally refused the bout.
Mcdowell has won several bouts
here, including two decisions over
Furr. The Cocoa Kid is a high
ranking welterweight whose victory
over Steve Mamakos, in which he
cut the Washington fighter to sheds,
is believed to have started the Greek
doWnhill.
Evening star., 1940-06-07

-, The story thus far: The luck of Jim
cnarters. World War ace. stunt flyer.
Joan shared it. And then Jim was
killed In, a test-flight accident. Six
months later. with no other worldly
long dreamed OF military plane. Joan
agrees to marry Scott Lanning, wealthy
young New Yorker. Then the night be-
lore the wedding she hears Scott tell
kept company, that his marriage will
change nothing between them. She
runs away. hiding from Scott's violent
rage when he learns she overheard him.
Mike Halloran formerly a mechanic for
jim Charters and now cab driver in
New York, stakes her to small loan.
then talks to his friend John North,
head of North Aircraft about putting
her on as his secretary To throw
Scott on her trail she adopts new
Evening star., 1940-06-07
Bryant Carries Fight
On Cub Suspension
To Lands Again
Judge May Quiz WrieIey
As AiIing HurIer Asks
Pay, Operation Costs
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, June Clay Bryant
suspended Chicago Cub pitcher who
wants an unconditional release il
the Bruins won't gamble" on treat
ing his lame arm, had another date
today with K. NJ Lands, baseball's
high commissioner.
There also was the possibility that
P. K. Wrigley, Cub owner, might be
called in to make it a threesome.
Wrigley ordered Bryant's suspen-
sion without pay until he was in
condition to pitch again" and re-
fused to grant an unconditional re-
lease, explaining that the club had
an investment" to protect.
Hurler's Elbow is Clipped.
Lands and Bryant conferred yes
terday for almost an hour. but the
commissioner said he had no com-
ment to make at the present time
Bryant said he wanted his salary
for the rest of the year and the
Cubs to pay for an elbow operation
recommended in recent eXamina-
ton at Johns Hopkins. The clinic
report disclosed Clipped bone in
Bryants elbow and recommended
that the bone fragments be re-
moved if the arm failed to respond
to other treatment.
Asks Club to Pay Bill.
Bryant objected to months
treatment at Los Angeles when the
club asked that he pay his own ex-
penses. IF the treatment would
work they'd get all of the benefits
without any of the risk. And if ii
didn't Id be out some money can't
afford to lose if there is no income
ahead of me-"
Bryant won 19 games in 1898, the
year the Cubs won the National
League title, then developed a sore
arm and has made few starts since
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Minor Leagues
BY the Associated Press.

BY tne ASSOCIATED Press.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Hartford 9; Binghamton, l.
Elmira. Z; Scranton. s.
Willlamsport. 10; Wilkes-Barre, Z.
Springfield. 5; Albany, 0.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Macon. :: Spartanburg 4.
Columbus, II; Columbia, 10 40 In.
nings).
Augusta. 6; Savannah. 5.
Greenville. 6-7: Jacksonville, 81.
Evening star., 1940-06-07
HELP WoMEN.

HslP WOMeN. q
BEAUTY OPERATOR, experienced. Apply
NV. from am. to 7 pm.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. all-around. Steady
position. Come ready for work. 2O35
st. NV. Dupont 9547
GIRL white; % care for two children and
stay some nights. Apply 1923 r st. ne.
wch shop, No experience necessary. Local
refs. Apply 404 9th st. NV
HoUSEKEEPER. white, fond of children,
good cook; refs; live in; IS week Box
LADY; young, stenographer. available on
cal; call; = or & ;, 4-hour periods a week: can
MAssEUsE thoroughly experienced ia
$50 wk. Apply i4sa F st. Gis n'W'' and maSiss''
PpRESSs5Es, PRES E experienced on silk dresses.
Apply Premier Cleaners, rear 633 H ST. ne.
SHE SHIFT EIMIIsHERs FINS and folders; experi.
gInceu, Irv,n Apply Ambassador Laundry, 1929
MATTRESSES have eood wait.
TesSes Dinet, snd home,type cook at once Dollys
D,ne..e, 9aithersours, Md Apply in person.
years Old; live in; health certificate and
reierences necessary Apply in person,
3Oo9 Albemarle st. NV
Luzier Cosmetic Consultant.
At once: perm if qualified AID. 1o415.
s A l. Isl LADY-ONE OF
WASHINGTON'S FINEST
LADIES' READY-TO-WEAR
SPECIALITY SHOPS HAS AN
OPENING FOR A THOR.
OUGHLY EXPERIEN CED
SALESWOMAN IN COATS,
SUITS AND DRESSES, EX-
CEPTIONAL OPPORTUNI.
TY, EXCELLENT SALARY.
APPLICANT MUST Posi-.
TIVELY BE EFFICIENT
FOR THIS POSITION. BOX
237-D, STAR.
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Third Loss for Reliance

Reliance Life dropped its third
consecutive game in the Industrial
League by losing to Cameo Furni-
ture, 81. "Bootsy" McQuinn Of
Cameo and George Taylor of Re-
lance. clouted homers.
Evening star., 1940-06-07
St. Aloysius Nine Wins

st. Aloysius PeeWees nosed out
Police Boys Club No. 5, Sd, in a
well-played game at Gonzaga Field
Leading peeWee teams are chal-
lenged by the winners. Call Charles
Hatcher at National 9119.
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Naval Air Tops Treasury

Naval Air hung a 81 sinner on
Treasury in their United States
Government League game. Meads
held the losers to four hits. Smith
got three for four for the winners.
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Maritime Rally Is Short

Maritime Commissions last-inning
3-run rally was one run shy of
overtaking D. G. S. in the Depart
mental League, the Grocers win
ming, 7-6.
Evening star., 1940-06-07
Bundsmen Win Two Comes

Capital Band defeated the lead
ing Mayfair ten, 1873, and Earle
Band trounced Wardman Park, ga
in the Night Owls Softball League
Evening star., 1940-06-07
Colonial A. c. BOOKING

Colonial A. G. wants game with
out-of-town teams. Call Ralph
Spano at Georgia 6531 after 6 pm.
Evening star., 1940-06-07
SALESMEN.
SALESMAN WANTED

We have opening here for additional
salesman to. sell our well-known line ot
continuous form stationary and business
system equipment splendid connection for
rlRnt man, attractive recorder business
can be established Must have car man
selected Will be. properly trained II in
terested in such connection and want
a. Kennedy. southern sales manager,-
the Egry Register Co. care Ambassador
Hotel for personal interview, o.
Evening star., 1940-06-07
Lost Ads
on Pose A-3
SPECIAL NOTICES,

SPECIAL NOTICES.
/ WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts other than those made BY myself
CLAUDE T. McILVEEN. 1914 Whitehaven
parkway NV r.
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts contracted by any one other than
myself. JAMES H. M1LLIKIN. 243sIa 18th
st. NV. s.
TO BE SOLD FOR CHARGES AT WEscH
DAY. JUNE EIGHTH. 1910: One 1888
Ford sedan: motor No. 184539S2, left by
II: Z. Beach; 1888 Ford coach, motor No
1SO3765lO left by James Green; 1898
Chevrolet sedan. motor No. 36a2SO9, serial
12CAO6, left by Thos. Jones. CALL CARL,
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts other than those contracted for by
myself w L. CRABILL. 1905 Staples st.
ne.
WOULD SOME WEALTHY GENTLEMAN
care to sponsor q volunteer to the American
Ambulance Corps in France. Box 62-E.
Star.
HOLDERS OF THE NATIONAL UNION M
SURANCE COMPANY OF WASHINGTON
for the election of directors will be held
at the once Of the company. No. 9is f.
Street NV. on MONDAY. July 8, 1910
Polls open from to 2 o'clock pm.
WILLIAM Il. eoA1RVEILA
Secretary.
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HELP DOMESTIC.


with children, live in: state refs; s35 mo.
to start Box 36a-D, Star
COOK; references. experienced To help
WIN chlidren Live in, Good salary.
COUPLE; colored, want middle-aged
look after small boy, 5fa-day week: refer.
ence; Home after o'clock. COL 18th
GENERAL HousEwoRKER, good cook;
certificate required. WI l4s2-W
GENERAL GEN al HoUsEWoRKER, good plain
some M nsht a@s wabrdss Lye in o Or say
Goth and Park rdD Columbia 74sa-W
GIRL, white. over q, live in, experienced
Call Taylor 0O64
Girl, general housework, cooking, soma
IaulndIy' rela M suburbs must live in: experienced.
Phone Wisconsin 5aOa
GIRL, colored, 25 to 35, cook and general
houseEork, personal laundry; live in 81
Wk P. o Box 81, Silver Spring. Nd
nouSEfkEEpER. Eeo lofa lsi white as nuIsemaid; p
St. Arl., Va "o
HE6OuSEkEEPER E6 white. good cook, under
slU; empi couple child 3; pvt, rm., no
SUNDAYS; s. wk RA. 65"3 after 6.
care boy. age S. for employed couple: rrn,
oo' $500 month. $50 N. Barton, ArI., Va.
WOMAN settled, light housework, at sum.
mer cottage near Shadyside, Md Call RIA,
o4ol after m. Reference
WOMAN. white: housekeeper for employed
couple with infant and small child onlv
capaoie person need apply, live in; SI0
WOMAN colored, shw and cook leays
CITY Ior summer. Call Taylor O463
WOMAN: Young. occasional cleaning: tail,
M SUN enclent state qualifications fully
ana hourly wage Box 63-E, Star
Evening star., 1940-06-07

BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced. Apply
NV. from am, to 7 pm.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. all-around Steady
position. Come ready for work 2O35 p
st. NV Dupont 9547
Evening star., 1940-06-07

GIRL, colored, 25 to IS, cook and general
houseWork. personal laundry; live in, 81
Wk P. o. Box ls1, Silver Spring Md
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
{Continued)

WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts other than those made by myself.
CHARLES J. PIPER, 1911 st. se.,
Washington, D. C.
BEDROOM-ALL FURNITURE ONCE YOU
get it home Is USED. so buy from storage
warehouse and get the BEST VALUES.
This maple suite looks new and the same
customer has a mohair living, room that
is only 45 days old. Wine and blue and
BEAUTY. Many other suites. dining rooms,
living and dinette suites. Odd pieces.
Elec. refg., gas range, mangle. See ACME
we are not connected with any furniture
store, so dealers need not apply. These
OPEN, NIGHTS Acme Moving q Storage
Co. 461s 14th st. NV. Georgia 1000
Insured moving and fireproof storage at
Talk Of the town rates" OPEN NIGHTS.
See the For Sale Misc. Section "Today's
star for our sensational values.
FALSE TEETH REPAIRED
WHILE YOU WAIT
Private Waiting Rooms
Robt. B. Scott Dental Tech Rms. 9O1 -9O2
Westory Bldg. sos l4th at T Met 1898
Evening star., 1940-06-07

YOUNG MAN-Opportunity
for one of pleasing personal
lty and ability in large, we'll
established real estate Office.
Prefer some one with expert
ence in mortgage loans or
real estate sales. Reply in
own hand writing, giving full
information as to previous
experience, etc. Must own
car. Applications considered
confidential and no inquiries
made until after interview.
Salary, with opportunity for
advancement. Box 6O-E, Star.
Evening star., 1940-06-07

GENERAL HoUsEWORKER, good cook:
stay nights; IS: reference and health
certificate required. WI l4s2-W
Evening star., 1940-06-07
SITUATIONS MEN & WOMEN

MAN AND WIFE, colored, Southern. desire
work private family: IL yrs exp. cook.
g.h.w. Dupont 1850 o..
Evening star., 1940-06-07

GIRL, white. over 81, live in, experienced
Call TAYLOR OO64 WA ~
Evening star., 1940-06-07

GENERAL HOUSEWORKER, good plain
COOK cook city references, Live in or stay
some some nights. 1923 Walbridee pl Nv.
tEuth and PARK rdl Columbia 14sa-M
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n, HAL NEiSON
Tacoma Time. Drama tslf~s

As announced In Wednesdays
edition 81 Tn. Taenms Times. m.
complete list ~ prize. whlnh viii
be awarded In The Tacoma Times
1910 Ten Hest Pictures" poll has
been decided upon
Two additional pris~s hss. hsen
added this year, thus enabling
eight contestants 90 qualify FOE
awards, the largest number ~ poe.
sibie winners IN the five year
history ~ the local pnli
The complete prise lisa fullaws
FIRST prize viii b. sn engraved
silver ticket ~hich wiii admit the
owner Ia see every matlon picture
showing At regular prices ln ihs
city ~ Tacoma during the year
fpti. regardless ~ which thsstsf
IL playing them. II will he hnnersd
II the Risl.o Music Hos. Rosy.
HUE Mouse. Temple. Riviera and
Berverly. There will he M limit
10 tho number 81 times u may 10
presented, other than u must 10
used exclusively by The ons n
whom u has besn issued. II wiil
be- honorsd on Saturdays. sundays
and holidays ~ well a. other days
Of the week,
Second prime wili be . ticket
good for sis months 81 uamfiek .
lcontlnusd on Page IS. Column 8
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Phone Rates
Ordered Cut
Demand OF Stote
MoY Be Contested

Lower telephone rates for
Tacoma and the rest Of the
state have been ordered next
month.
The STATE public Srs1es depart
rnsnt In Olympia late "Wednesday
flied new rates reducing charges
u the Pacific Telephone = Tsis-
graph Co. BY t1Dss 900 . year.
and ordered the company 10 put
the rates IN effect after Jan. II.
Under terms II ths order Taco.
ma rates would BE- cut fsssIO.
yrh business phones reduced from
s. 10 $50 ard residential from
$50 10 1918
The department, also ordered
the company 70 reduce BY Is cents
the monthly bin On all hAndset
phones over ths state. resulting In
a $500 saving. II also cut off
$4,000 by modifying dial ssryios
Continued on Page 8. Column -
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S Killed When Army Flying Fortress
Flows Into Timbered Mountain Side

MAnsu WIN. Can't - The
crash q q four mntored army
flying fnFtf~s. Witch killed sis
afr corp. officers and enlisted men
vas attributed tsntstivsiy Thurs
dsy 70 failure ~ tho gasoline
supply
The plane e7.ten nostnE
bomber. plewed into the heavily
timhefed slope ~ Marion moun.
tain. mar ifyll~ild. Cal and
hurs, into flames Tho hssiiss ~
all crew members but the piiet
ser. badly harmed sna tho hsE
plane was = heap ~ mnltsH metal.
March field offieisls belisssd the
crash occurred while ths riiot vas
attempting To switch hls gasoline
supply
Aafrh flsld. ist wtnr head.
quarter. az the citQ sirfnrcs. -.
ported ths following ~ffiesFs and
men killed.
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Epidemic Of Mild
Flu CONTINUING

Cold weather and general rains
throughout the vest continued
Thursday 10 spread an epidemic
Of mild influenza. United Press
reports indicated.
Several schools in Pierce county
have been closed due to the cpl
demic. and locally c p. S. and
Annie Wright seminary have been
closed since Tuesday. Sumner
schools. reopened Wednesday. were
ordered closed until Jan. 6.
Christmas vacation starts in
Tacoma schools Friday.
No exact figures were available
from Camp Murray. Fort Lewis
and AcChorc field on the number
Of Flu" patients being treated by
army doctors and nurses.
In San Francisco Lieut..
Gen. John l. Dewitt, com
mander Of the fourth army,
said 81 per cent of army per
sonn-I In the Puget Sound
ares MAS affected by infiu-
enLz-
willamette university in Oregon
was the latest larger institution
Of Learning 70 Close
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Pilot pess~se . rssu~s. fsrse
lieutenant. cir reserve. formeriy
II cnFnsnn. Il.
ca-rilns n~sah1 =. Wes1. ftrsf
Lieutenant. sif earps Formerly "a
West Ice Ansssss Cal
Ssvtfssnr vevw~~ N<tssi>v.
fFsf llsas<r.rt. ale eavr~ 70
Riverside. Cal
Engineer rhsmss q Sweet. <zsf
sergeant. Riverside
Assl.sant Enxsrr~T rvAsh ..
fs.h. corporal formerly - salem.
ots
nadis Operator jsss~s q. 49,
sssss. rftestr. ulshes. Aria
All occupants stayed etfh ne
shlr ard apparently had made No
attempt q hail out. indicating
thsy had not believed themselves
in danger A eiasa h.ns prssun-
sniy hal concealed ths mountain
side.
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T4eoma's long neeGsd new fe0-
sral office hsiisiinx VAS sn~tensd
beyond reach Thursday ~ Pfssi-
dent Roosevelt dumped tins nscss-
s4ry funds into the national d.
fense ~sr-ehsst.
me proposed sdifies. piannsd
ana promised. was % have bssa
built on Pacific ave. between i3th
and IAN sts. At cost Of tso0. ooo.
Thursday ths president eommsnr
ae<rsd federal funds for $50 such
projscts to cost 80. o0o.o 900 and
szrmxrked the sum for warnhip4
planes and other defensss.
Affected like Tacoma were plane
for . new terminal annex at -
attic, 5000. 900: remodeling the
po.toffice At Spokane. St0o,ooe
and remodeling the Seattle post
office. s4oo. 900.
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Six Sisters and Phone Operator
Injured When Auto Turns Over

slx nssmh~ss - the Sisters -
~ Franeis firm ~ teseehs hes-
rltal sna Mrs. rsuliss Sish. chief
ssierhNas operator e ths Aosrit.i
wsre injured when ths machine
bearing thsm va struck ~ A.
other csr sah overturned thursday
mefninE
Two wsfs hnspitslised. sister
Csrmeissfe. with had lscerstien-
ssd sheek. ard sister usFs<rd.
suffsftnx shack art bruises
Others whe emerged vita hrsl.e.
ard snccs. were sister r'afstss
sister .sretieF - the hospital
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Ex-CouniY Official
Pardoned by Marlin

Gov. Clarence y. Martin Thurs
dsv issued an executive pardon 70
W. Pat Rooney. former Spokane
county commissioner convicted Of
soliciting and accepting brides
He hsd served II months In the
state prison-
Rooney was convicted Of arrang-
ing deals whereby relief clients
mad u eat at certain Spokane
restaurants. which kicked back"
70 him. The sentencing Judge gave
him 10 years maximum. The parole
board a minimum Of two years.
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3-Year-Old Brides Foster
Mother Released by Justice

hrs Afdsila nnusy szys.r.
old foster mother u T4eornas ~.
ysar-old bride. surrendered Al The
Pierce county jail late Wednesday
Afternoon 10 ~ beoksf on q charge
~ Contributing 10 delinquency u
a minor ard then Nah released.
shs Wss freed On personal re-
eoEHizanes ~ Justice Blanche
Funk Miller. IN whose court the
complaint Was flied after the giri's
marriage 10 Ralph Conway. "a
year-old Camp Murray national
gsArdsman from Baker. ore.
Woods Her Attorney
Dodging deputy snsriffs. Mrs.
Murray had not appeared at her
home. z0Is 10. ssth at. since
warned Of the impending prosscu-
ton Attorney Ralph Woods
phonsd Prosecutor Thor c. Tol-
isfson Wednesday 70 say he would
bring thu woman 70 the jail
Marriage Of the child. a Stewart
junior high school student. may
bs considered perfectly legal. in
spite Of perjury involved in obtain
ing the license and the girls age.
which IL three years younger than
the legal minimum.
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The War Todsy

Great Britain and Greece
rained hammer blows on Italy
Thursday, bombing the great
northern Italian industrial tri-
angle, smashing ever deeper
into Libya and forcing Fascist
legions in Albania to abandon
Tepelini and klisura.
Royal air force bombers roared
over the Swiss Alps to attack the
important industries al Milan and
Genoa and railroad communica-
tons at Vercell.
London reported they smashed
at factories in Milan. setting large
fires, and attacked the docks and
airdrome at Genoa. According TO
Rome, damage was caused TO build
ings al Milan. where one person
was killed. There was no state
ment of specific damage at Genoa.
In Ibya, British reports
said. thousands OF Fascist
troops have been bottled up
at Bardia, where British mech
anized forces were methodi-
cally smashing other forts and
pillboxes protecting this ItaI-
ian base.
Rome said terrific battles were
in progress in the Bardia zone
where Italian troops were reported
to have counter-attacked. Dis
patches from Libys suggested that
Italy was preparing TO make a
Eastman stand in defense OF Libya
at the big naval base Of Tobruk
so miles west Of the Libys Egypt
frontier.
The Italian reports said that
naval units had bombarded Greek
shore batteries in southern Alba
MIA and that Italian planes at
tackled Port Sudan.
A United Press correspond
dent on the central Albanian
fighting front reported that
Italian troops had marched out
Of Tepelini and hlisura after
setting the towns afire. He In
Continued on Page 8. Column 4
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Leahy Leaves Monday
For Post in France
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