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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-11
Cooper Giuen Road Term
For Stealing Whiskey

Convicted yesterday in recorders
court of the larceny of two pint
bottles of whiskey, the property OF
the North Carolina line, Joe Coop
er, 716 Campbell street, drew six
months on the roads.
The defendant was granted a TO-
day stay of execution and an ap'
pearance bond of 5000 was requir
ed.
The case of Alexander Mcneil,
charged with violating the lottery
law by operating a numbers racket
on exchange quotations, was con
tinued again until today under 500
bond.
Trials of Mrs. Eloise Humphrey
and Mrs. Virginia Needham, charg'
ed with reckless driving with pro-
perty damages resulting, were con-
tinued until today.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-11

also progressing rapidly, will con-
tinue for two more weeks, it IS
stated. j. H. Darlington Of Lumber
ton is district supervisor for this
area.
Local. enumerators say that the
people of Wilmington are co-operat-
ing with the census takers, and that
no one has refused to answer .
question or become offended at the
queries. On the contrary, an unus
ual interest is shown, due, the
enumers tors believe, to the publicity
afforded the census this year.
Statistics on groups, territory, or
districts will be available through
the census bureau IN Washington
in around two months, but no mol
vidual information will be revealed.
Census takers are under oath not to
dlVulge information given them.
The business, manufacturing, and
mines and ouaries census was com
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-11

lyle HINT
Joe DiMaggio, eighth best dressed
man in the worl1 carries only foul
suits-a blue, a grey, u brown and
"a tive I'd.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-11
Collapse OF Healy
Causes Adjournment
Of Sedition Trial

NEW YORK, April 1O.-R-
The collapse of Denis Heslv
MAN government witness
against II men accused of sedi.
tious conspiracy to overthrow
the government, after a severe
defense cross-examination today
caused an adjournment of their
trial until Friday.
Healy, a prosecution informer
VINO associated with the accused
men In order to t-rn informa.
ton about them over 70 the
FEDERAL bureau of investigation.
had testified that he had seen
no machine guns and only
seven rifles in possession of the
alleged p%lotters, although he
previously had sworn that be
mad been asked to serve as a
machine-gun instructor.
He had declared, too, that the
Ci!rlstlan Front - of which he
said seven of the accused were
members-had certain PRINCIPLES
that he admired"
Asked to specify, he consulted
a pamphlet and replied that the
Front stood for good govern.
ment, clean politics, a living
wage for workers, peaceful solu-
tlon of labor problems, safe
guarding liberty, fighting COM
muhlsm and atheism and the
prevention of the infiltration
INTO the government of alien
practices"
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-11
BILL APPROVED

WASHINGTON, April 10 Up -
A bill by Senator Wagner (D-NY)
to provide SO, OOo,O 900 in federal
funds for construction Of hospitals
in rural areas won the approval to-
day of a senate education and labor
subcommittee. The measure was in
troduced by Wagner at the sugges-
ton of President Roosevelt.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-11
ADDRESSES
SESSION
| ,.oouizes Tooth Anniversary
of The Wilmington And
Weldon Railroad

ocizfna The Tooth anniversary
~. wilmington and Weldon rail
r. Cooper, lieut.-command-
Foal' retired, spoke on the his.
p mis- road at the Tuesday
p! .,setne of the Civitan club
he care Fear hotel
NV ,er said that plans Tor this
C.Y ,t,. rack, for many years the
~ in the United States, were
'o0-, rg Governor Dudley and 20
sS. trends in 1881. The COVER
r u" ,.o,se,s bought $4,000 shares of
p! Ind the total amount of capt.
.'D .saT was more than the total
a ,-ion of Wilmington property
|. that tlme.
,. +,, planned to link Will.
'.,-,n with the city of Raleigh,
DD"= .,,road was completed from
t.sn,irctoa to Weldon in 1910.
rrs speaker traced the history
.%o road from Its beginning to
o. resent operation under the At,
Coast Line.
1' ore new member, James Brown,
g accepted into the club.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-11
Scout Awards Planned
At Court Or Nav 6

A re-check of the Boy Scout camp
Gree score sheets at council head
quarters indicated that the Beaver
and Cobra patrols of Troop 9, the
Flying Eagle, Troop IA, the Flying
Eagle of Troop "a, all of Whining
ton; and the Hyena, Troop 60 of
Tabor City, and the Fox patrol OF
Troop 81, Whiteville, rated blue
ribbons at the camporee in White
Vile instead of red as previously
announced.
All awards for the Wilmington
district will be made at the next
Court of Honor to be held May 6.
pleted here on March 80, within the
l I I ~ Wv
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-11
Needy Families Helped
By Garden Program Here

Carl Render, director of the city
garden program, reported yesterday
that 154 needy families in the
county are being assisted in pro
duclng gardens that will supply
vegetables for their daily use and
give them a surplus for use next
fall.
Ihe report for the week ending
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-11

ADVERTISEMEN
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-11

periodic distress. But CARDUIS
principal use is to help increase ap-
petite; stimulate the flow of gastric
juice; so aid Digestion; assist in
building up physical resistance and
thus help reduce periodical distress.
Women have used CARDUl for over
SO years.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-11
ADVERTISEMENT
Girls Are Advised To
Bui|d-Up For Relief

Lack Of knowledge causes many a
weak, undernourished girl a lot of
suffering!
Many others, however, know how
the headaches, nervousness, cramp
like pain Of functional dysmenorrhea
due to malnutrition are helped by
the proper use of CARDUI.
Some take it a few days before
and during the time" to helm ease
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-11
UP YOU
L|vER BILE -'-
uitbou, C.IOmel-And You'll Jump Out Of
Red in the Morning Karin to Go

The liver should pour out two pints th o.
,,1 nd Bile into your bowels daily. + tnls
SSe is not flowing freely. you &c fo3 Sav may
not not digest il It may Just decay IN IN the net D sonst;.
Cas- {: 5loe +, up e.. y0u 1os s5om saaR a a0d f the e world
IoT :, ts P1s,H' those good, old carter's Little
Liver pills to get these Two pin1s OF ons
SoTtA ssra7ino in making bile flow freely.
W ~ Carter's Little Liver Pills by name.
H M and NJ 25t. Stubbornly refuse anything else
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-11
CENSUS NEARING
COMPLETION HERE
work Of The Enumerators Is
Scheduled To Be Com
pleted By Monday

Work Of the local census enum-
orators is expected to be completed
by Monday as was scheduled, Harry
4. Glove, enumerator, said yester.
day.
Approximately three fourths OF
the homes in the city have been
visited, it is estimated, despite a
temporary delay caused by the need
for additional forms.
! The agricultural census. which is
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-11
Voa Prze Crew Which
BOARDED Flint Released

LONDON. April 10 Up The
s.,cshoIm radio today reported that
.,r,sn forces in Trondheim had
s.,..so5 the German prize crew
,ssc oft the United States freighter
,~,,, of Flint and interned by Nor,
y,r five months ago.
rba Civ of Flint was handed back
her American crew after the Ger
captors put into Norwegian ter.
.;.orial waters Nov. 8.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-11

pleted here on March 30, within the
time expected.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-11

Saturday, April 6, included: 100
gardeners calling at office for seed,
500 visits and conferences, and to-
tai gardens now under the pro-
gram, 937.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-18

The waterfront WAS the scene
Of fair amount Of shipping
activity Saturday. BY Sunday.
however. work will have slackened
off. a trend expected to continue
through next week
-Four ships now in port will re-
main until Monday These in
olude the Flying Cloud, at Port
piers loading cargo for South
America; the Santa Agueda, al
the smelter loading copper for
Mexico. and the Lake Frances. at
st. Paul mill. and the Astoria. at
Northwest dock. which are being
loaded with lumber for California.
The Coast Shipper sailed this
afternoon for California. laden
with cargo from Shsffer No. 2.
From the same dock the Ameri-
can Mail liner. Coldbrook. will de-
part tonight for Portland. Ore. and
ultimately for China and the
Philippine islands.
With ore from the smelter. the
Amur and Border were scheduled
10 leave tonight for British
Columbia.
The Robert Luckenbach was
here Friday, loading cargo at Port
piers and then leaving Immediately
for Atlantic ports The Columbia
departed Friday also, for the east
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-18
Lack Of Competent Pilot
Trainees Hampering Army

accord with war plans now In
blueprint form. severe shortages
Will appear in every Army
Corps AREA oddly. noB-coilegs
applicants have 80 far made =
better showing than their more
educate competitors Tn.
former seem 10 have NOR. sptl-
tuds and am bi'lon.
The Civil Asronsutics Az
ihority has mad 10 rsyis, rs
training system 10 meet the
problem All candidates for
civil pilot courses must non
pledge themselves n apply for
military service II they make
good But even that may not
suffice n provide Uncle Sam
with enough birdmsn in q hurry.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-18
Arguments Heard
By Judge Black
In Utility Case

shortly esfore noon SATURDAY,
FEDERAL Judge Lloyd l. BLACK
called = hrief recess IN arguments
over he complicated situation
existing between Pun Nc, l 81
Cowiits county and the Washing
ton Gas a Electric O.. involving
the 81 OF 600 awarded The electric
company In condemnation proceed
ing. against i,s Cowhis county
properties
Attorneys who had sonns ideas
about going 10 the hs football
game IN Seattle abandoned their
plans until such time - the court
wss satisfied ne had heard enough
discussion.
Two important factors are de-
pendent upon tho courts decision;
O. The clerk Of the court Is en-
titled by law 20 per cent Of the
amount az the transaction. or
roughly SEQ 600. as a commission.
and there Ia some reluctance. u
appears. about paying the amount
Of the Judgment into the court,
and (21 while the bond company
has issued 10 tho district = com
mitmsnt to buy the districts
bonds, whether IN. bonds are &C
tually delivered OF not, may hinge
upon the decision In this pro
ceedinE
Attorneys for the utility com
psny we're protesting Saturday
that the Judgment 81 the eondsm-
nation jury should 10 set aside
because the utihty district had
not paid the amount OF the jadg
m.nt into the court to conclude
the transaction within . reason
able time
The Judgment was handed down
May IL.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-18

SEATTLE - The King county
sanity commission found insane a
woman who had posed as a man
for more than ten years and even
been married
The woman disclosed her true
sex when she feared she would
have TO undergo a physical exam
nation because she had registered
under the conscription law
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-18
Conviction Upheld

oLYMPIA-The supreme court
Saturday upheld conviction Of
Thomas r Bennett for sdyertis-
Ing himself as q chiropractor in
South Tacoma when in fact ne Uss
not licensed TO practice in the
state.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-18
Seattle Firm Gets
Buckley School Job

Brady Construction Co. Seattle.
was low bidder for constructing a
commissary building at the Buck
ley State Custodial school with
bid Of S2s .005. Finance Director
Olaf l.. Olsen reported Saturday
in Olympia.
n. w. Eckford. Bolhngham, was
low for the plumbing and heating
contract. with a bid Of SO. 200.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-18
BY RAY TUCKER

NEW YORk-The bottleneck
blocking real expansion Of mill
tary aviation is human rather
than mechanical The lack ~
competent pilot trainees alarms
army recruiters Experts con-
oede II 10 be the weakest link
IN the national defense pro-
gram.
The mortality among april
osnts-that j.. their failure 10
make the grade is terrific.
Even or the basis Of current
personnel requiremnts thou
sands Of candidates are needed
To produce sufficient fIers.
When quotas are increased IN
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-18
Wooden indies
Will Be Vogue
F or Britishers
LONDoN-The average Brit-

LoNDON-The average Brit
ish woman viii wear shorter
hslr, wooden underwear and
bright new wooden dresses this
winter because Of the aerial
biltzkrieR.
Common sense. without en-
tirely losing sight Of style. Will
be the keynote Of war fashions
ia hair-do frocks and lingerie.
= survey q London shops indi-
Gated today
The wearing Of uniforms and
tin-hats dictated the present
trend toward shorter. simpler
styles Of hsIrdressing. while
winter temperature IN AFRAID
shelters has n sde ire London
woman vote for warm v-oolies
rather than silsen frlliies.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-18
Academy OF Science
Lecture on Thursday

DR.. ". r. Thompson, acting d.
rector Of the school Of fisheries at
the University of Washington. will
give an illustrated lecture on Fish
Conservation on the Pacific Coast"
at the meeting Of the Puget Sound
Academy Of Science at Howarth
hall. C. p. s., Wednesday at 7:30
p. m.
DR.. Thompson is directing the
Investigations now being made IN
der treaty between the L. & and
Canada. regulating the salmon
fisheries OF the Fraser river.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-18
Lettuce From
South Arrives

California dry-psek lettuce was
received by local wholesalers Sat
urday Future supply Of the prod
uee will come from the southern
state. due 10 local cold weather,
Present shipments were being re-
leased at $3.50 per crate.
Avoosdos were selling al 81 per
crate. California ououmbers, si.75
per four-doz. box. persimmons. 81,
and sprouts. . cents per ID.
other prices remained unchanged.
Above quotations are wholesale.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-18
9th Ward Democrats
To Meet on Monday

Eighth Ward Democratic club
viii meet at s p. m Monday in ST
Luke's hall No. 3sth and Cove SITS
Two recently released navy depart
ment films Will 10 shown and re-
freshments Will he served.
Tho next meeting n the club will
be In January when officers Will
be elected
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-18
Radio, Cigareis
And Candy Stolen

Burglars broke into the I'm
perial market, 323 Ea. 26th St,
Friday night and stole five boxes
Of candy. seven cartons of cigarets
and a radio, f. H. Otto, proprietor,
reported to police.
Joe Thornton, of 14l7 Ea. 36th
St. reported that a suit case, some
clothes and several blankets were
stolen from his car Friday night
while it was parked in front OF
his home.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-18

Mrs. Betty Clinch. 81. Of 1910
9Th ave, who was injured about
545 p. m. Wednesday when struck
down BY the auto OF Harvey ".
Dodd, Rt 3. BOX AS. II being
treated for badly bruised feet and
ankles. and 10 expected 70 he con-
fined 10 her home for two weeks
She was struck while crossing at
18th and A sts
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-18
Will Be Tried Here
For Draft Evasion

John }. Fried. 33, seaman, was
ordered by Federal Judge Alger
Fee in Portland Friday transferred
TO Tacoma for trial on charge Of
draft evasion.
Fried q member of the crew OF
the steamer Flomar. was at Long
view, on the day of draft regis
tration. Officials said he refused
IN register. He is a resident OF
Thorpe. W. Va.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-18

ships In port Coast shipper and
Amur ana Border kins. smeltef
Lake Frances. ST Paul Mil. and
Astoria. Northwest dock
ships due: Monday Diamond Ce-
ment. Port piers Tuesday ani
Luckenbach. TeSmaT and J. } ConeY
Port piers. Flying Cloud Spcfry mill.
Coast Banker shAffer No : We'd
nesday--Capilio. sperry mill Thufs-
day Morlen and CRpiilo Shaffsr No
z Massmaf. St Paul mill Friday
Julia Luckenbach and Katrina Luck
enbaeh. Port piers saturday--stAn-
ley Grifflths. Shaffef No. a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-18
Seattle FBI Office
Gets New Leader

WASHINGTON-The director Of
the federal bureau Of investigation,
J. Edgar Hoover. Friday appointed
A. c. Cornelius. Of the Los Angeles
bureau. special agent in charge at
Seattle. Wash, replacing S. J.
Drayton. who will join the admin
istrative staff in Washington.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-18
MLADINoy NAMED

John X HlAdinov. Of 22i2 No.
Proctor ST. Tacoma. a sophomore
AT Columbia college. Columbia uni
versity. New York city, has been
appointed 10 the administrative
committee OF the student govern
ing board.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-18
Dyking District
Meeting on Monday

A meeting will be held at Fife
school at s p. m. Monday for the
purpose OF dissolving Dyking dis
trict No. /. All property owners in
the district are asked TO attend.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-18
IN Mot TOO LATE

Found guilty OF shooting Wild
game after shutdown IN violation
Of a state lay. Ben Bailey Of Puy-
silup was fined $40 and given a
s0-day suspended Jail sentences sat
ur,iay IN Justice Clarence u. Lay
tons court.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-18
An Expert
|Appraises
The War
n, . ". 7. MASON
Init~.i Pres. War Tsf.<Ff

tnnimisssf Anintofs tsn-rsN
ast n hsfiin. which terminated
Ehufsasy = specially marked ~
me fsrt thsi ~ hsd 40 contacts
sith itslisns dufink ~ s,sy. Not
eniy did Count Nisno Withhold his
presence from ne conferences hut
aiso thee has nssn NJ ruhlie an
neunesfnent 81 participation IN the
principal hine,iens ~ Isa'ys ara.
hssssanf 10 e'efmAny
raly seems 70 have eoyeotted
her AIS partners reception ~ 'hs
hasslsn envoy OF 70 have ben
frigidls ignored somewhat essen-
ts'iousiy' as MoaeteV LETT Berlin.
there arrived IN Rome General An
tenescn. premier 81 kumsnis, VIC
Tim Of TERRITORIAL sevsrsnees eve
ented hy Russian and German mill
tsry power.
oNLs ALTERNATIVE
Whatever occurred 81 the meet
inrs between Aolo'oF ana hiuef
can ~sreaf nave concerned l'ss
IN an direct WAY me only slieF=
nauNe !" this conclusion must Re
the presumption thst NasAo''ni
mas seespssa sneofainste AVS
foie anu COOKS 70 h''lef Tor etaeft.
since " 70 imrossiels. however,
thst hn"oiini could afford 10 re-
main sioof " heiotoN ana Hitisf
discussed matters s'ieeuns Italian
interests ,hefs - reason Tor dls-
counting rspof" mat Nor'd.shss.
nk occasions were reached Nv the
bsrhn nesohstofs " 70 reason
able. therefore 10 seesps ~ i1
race value the simultaneous stass-
mont from ssrhn mat inc discus
sions concerned questions OF inter
est TO Russia and Germany pre-
sumsoiy no, involving i'siy
fHoNists AssohIf.o
holotov carried back TO Moscow
not only an assortment OF promises
ana assurances given MIN hf INT
Ter and Rlhhentrop, hut the knowi-
edge that while hls farewell party
was being hsld, hfitish hoiabefs
showed the accuracy OF their pow.
er by hitting the Berlin east rail-
way station from which the holo-
tov special train should have
started.
This British gesture OF farewell
compelled the Germans to route
the Molotov train from the south
station. normally leading 10 Rome,
where there was silence about
Molotov's mission. holotox, too
returned with knowledge OF the
crippled Italian fleet and the itsl-
ian retreat from Greece, "a we'll
a. the escape OF the British Ausns
Tic convoy, all 81 which news was
doubtless being received by the
Russian smbsssy's short wave "a.
do while preparations for holo-
TOYS goodbye party we're In the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-18
Fear Of War Developments
Sends Losses 10 One Point
DOW IONS A,ERAGEs

DOW JONES AVERAGES
Industrial -. ls4TS. eff o.ss
Rail 1890. 1881. off e.iz
Utility ...... eo.9e. off ole
s. stocks ...- 4s.22. off o.Ss
Stock sales Appropriated 40
ooo shares Saturday compared
WITH 100 600 IN the short session
the previous Saturday. Curb stock
ssls were - 600 shares, compared
WITH $4,000
NEW YoRk Leading stocks
reeeded fractions to more than
point Saturday IN moderately &C
tive trading
Business news continued 10 be
favorable. but vas ignored. Trad
ing was influenced more BY fears
Of uDtoward developments over the
weekend IN the European war
Selling went ahead in issues
which recently had good gains. In
some special issues. traders took
profits In others. selling was
based on new appraissls Of tax
inroads.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-18

British prisons slowly are IN
stslling radios in al cells
II you look Ike your grand
father. you1l act ike him. accord
ing 70 chemists.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-18
HAPPY


SATURDAY. NOVEMBER ~
Rarbsrs irea~ rynAai,. Milton.
Elicit r. N. Mstcaif. ssso No.
9Th 81.
Mrs. Anss,lss Norwood. n Z.
Tacoma.
Don Hammer, spaaswas.
A. 10. Barnhi.el. III No. iss a.
doe Marssao. ists M. CusA-
snAa ave.
Re.s O.les. ifso M. ssss a.
N~. key nessde~. INA -.
seth st
SUNDAY. s3vsMnxm ~
sob smith. t07s Va. u.
Eddie -.seIbsi. 1914 Va. s<th.
Mrs. alpha Crawford. sios
No. Cheyenne ~.
Wallace Gp~s,sh. snss ss. rssh.
y. 4. whiss. tst0 M. ssth 81
Mrs. .. W. Mcclure. col Ma.
ID 81.
N~. Nate sssses. ss,~s.
Olympia.
Mrs. sersas I,s.iss Carr. ssih
N. Tacoma Ave.
s.asa.s.s -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-18
Markets dt q
Glance

Stocks Lower n m o dsrAts
trading
Bonds lrreEulsriy lower. 1. s
governments irregular.
Curb stocks -Irregulsrly lower.
Foreign exchange Easy.
Cotton Firm
Wheat -Off about !. cent
Corn Up around /. 70 =.
Rubher-Dower.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-18
T, ;&1MS9415f33sEI4
PORT CALENpkR
By LichtY

with copper from the smsltsr aDt
general cargo from Baker dock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-18
SATURDAYS QUOTATIONS.

Quotations courtesy Dean Witter q
Co Washington Bids members
New York stock ExchsnEel
HIph InA Clnes
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n yours not using u. sell !, ~iss
q Fss, Action Tines want A
Phone NAN sibI,
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s ss. . s b. Ne ss"ri !. s 81 :
49,, D.. sss,,s y : ,u, s...s.'
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-18

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-13

MONTREAL. Qn~. Canada was
plunged into ssyen days Of mourn
Ing for Lord Tweedsmuir. es-year-
old governor general who died last
night After a third brain operation
to relieve a conclusion suffered
last Tuesday IN fall In hls bath
room.
Sir Lyman Duff. chief justice 81
the supreme court. took over the
dsitias Of sdminist ratur u he do.
minion. which In sngfoNsed both
IN war with Germany and fed
srai election scheduled Mnreh 70.
The death of The governor rem.
eral. who had besn unconscious
since an hour altar ma fall 81 tins
s1es regal residences In Ottawa.
raised no serious political prob
lens.
Although ss vsesfoy. personal
representative of Great briiain's
hing Ia las greatest British do
minion. he had power TO appoint
tins Judiciary. members Of ths ssn-
ate and tbs ehisf szseutiyss pf all
nine Canadian provinces. he was
serving only q fivs-ysar term that
would have expired this summer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-13
two CONFESS sLUeeINe WOMEN
STATE EDITIo |
B u l E II s

wAIxENnuRa. r-aerrnse< rer>rns knea ~ e&rhan
death aes Aft<F h<If <ase
stalled snowursf iefty - vets fss~ -
miles Henry Walker n
walker csneT cae sad Nsy Rhoan - - NJ
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