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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-28
Three DAY Luther League
Convention Opens Friday

The South Puget Sound Circuit
Luther league will hold a three
day convention. Friday through
Sunday. at the Hope Lutheran
church. So. gid and Warner SITS.
As host to the convention. the
Hope Luther league will be as
sisted by the Emmanuel Luther
league. Young people from Taco-
ma. Seattle, South Bend. Ray
mond. Aberdeen. Gig Harbor. Puy-
sl1up. Brcmerton and Poulsbo will
attend.
The speaker at the opening ses-
sion. Friday at p. m. will be
DR.. X. A. Stub. pastor of the I'm
manuel Lutheran church, Seattle.
Delegates and guests will be well
coined formally by Marvin Kase-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-28
u. S. Court Approves Insiallmeni
Plan for Payment Of Back Wages

tanned in a stipulation presented
70 the court with the approval Of
the company, the National Labor
Relations board and Estes Snede-
cor. special master in ehancery in
Portland, ore.
The company had pleaded
that payment Of the hack
wages In 4 lump sum would
lead IN bankruptcy.
Under the plan. per cent OF
the wages vii be paid Dec. 2.
Thereafter. the company will pay
off at the rate Of As cents per
each 1000 board feet Of lumber
turned out al the Unalasks mill.
Failure to pay wages BY Dec. 81.
1912. will mean increasing the rate
Of payment 10 IS cents per 1000
board feet
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-28
Federal Court
Runs 10 II P. N.

Due to a shortage of federal
judges coupled with a crush of
litigations. a federal jury found
IT necessary 10 sit until IL o'clock
Tuesday night TO reach a verdict
in a damage suit.
After two days of trial before
Federal Judge John c. Bowen,
w. ]. Schuldt of Oregon. and o.
II. Bailey and Emma S. Bailey
OF California. were awarded S6,207
damages from Frederick w. p.
Schumann (deceased) and Mabel
E. Schumann of this state, for
breach of contract.
Schuldt had asked $4,000 dam
ages for Schumann's failure TO
comply with a contract made in
1887, which involved sale OF some
$4,000 worth OF logging land
and equipment in Oregon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-28

ing regular dress OF the
Ladies' From Hell. "
mans in the last World war-be-
came favorites, so these days the
gallant Evzones of the Greek
army, battling Mussolini's hordes
in the mountains between Greece
and Albania. are fascinating the
American Imagination.
II IN not only their preliminary
success against great odds that
count, but also the way they look.
Their costume is. If anything.
more picturesque than that of the
killed Scots, for the Greek battlers
wear a peculiar swinging skirt
called by them "foustanella. Not
only that but in ordinary times
they affect a peculiar shoe with
upturned toes. said footgear often
being dyed in gay colors. The
outfit makes them look more like
ballet dancers than bullet handlers.
Just. as at one time most high
land Scots wore the kilt as part
OF their everyday garb, so up to
about 100 years ago, most Greek
highlanders wore the "foustanel-
la" Today most OF them wear
ordinary pants and coat just as
do the Scots. The name "Evzones'
is said to come from "Eu" mean
ing well" and Zone" meaning
"belted." In other words. the
Evzones are well-belted. This, be-
cause they wear a tight belt
around their waist which, with
the skirt. makes them look rather
slim at the body's equator.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-28
Actions in Divorce

Divorce action was filed in SUI
perior court here Wednesday by
Dorothy against Fred Gustafson.
grounds cruelty and addiction to
Intoxicating liquor.
Interlocutory DEGREES were
granted to Sakae from Tsuya
Mazda and Billie Ann from Earl
L. Presley: final DEGREES TO ]. Z.
from Della Hagelin and w. L
from Helen Ridley.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-28
Moccobees Fun Fest
On Thursday Evening

sonal decorations, with
golden leaves, large ripe pump
kins and corn stalks. will greet
members and friends OF Tacoma
Maccabees at the annual Thanks
giving dance and fun fest. to be
held Thursday evening in Macca-
bees hall. 18th and Pacific ave.
The program will start at Q p. m.
Robert Goldberg. chairman, has
announced that this dance is open
to the general public, without
charge. He promised a lively pro-
gram. including the award of a
live turkey. Bingo will be played
and numerous other entertain
ment features will be provided.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-28
Hellenic Ladies From He'll
Unladylike Toward Italians

when peace finally came in 1853
with the choice Of a Danish prince
as George the First. king o. the
Hellenes. Il was then that regi-
ments Of Evzones became part Of
the regular conseripted Greek
army. The Evzones also became
the principal guards Of the royal
palace and person.
In ordinary times. there are
about 10000 Of them. In war their
regiments are greatly expanded
They are largely recruited from
the tall men Of the mountains.
who are great climbers and walk
ers and dead shots. They are
mostly farmers cultivating small
patches, and shepherds
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-28
Anton Peterson S
Funeral Thursday

GIG HARBOR-Funeral ser
vices for Anton Peterson, As, of
Horseshoe lake, who died Monday
in a Bremerton hospital, will be
held Thursday at 10 a. m. from
the Catholic church in Bremen
ton. The Rev. FIR Hoen of Gig
Harbor will officiate. Burial will
follow in Forest Lawn cemetery
in Bremerton.
Peterson, resident OF Horse
shoe lake for % years, leaves his
wife. Ella; two sons. Jim and
John, all Of the home; one daugh-
ter, Mrs. Edward Finholm of Ia
coma; one granddaughter, Shirley,
and three brothers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-28


A 10-week study Of the Bible
with classes every day except Sat
urday and Sunday. will be under
taken Mt the Church Of Christ, seth
and l. SITS, beginning Monday,
Dec 2.
The class is open to the public
From i to I p. m. studies will be
devoted 10 the Old Testament. and
from 7 TO Q p. m, 10 the New Tes-
lament.
Evangelist J. c. Bum of Seattle.
widely experienced in leading stu
dents in Bible study. will have
charge Of the class.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-28
Junior Chamber S
Topic, oundry"

Foundry Work" will be the sub
ject of Joe Long. jr.. when he ad-
dresses the bi-monthly meeting of
the Junior Chamber of Commerce
at Hotel Winthrop Thursday eve
ming.
Members of the organization
later will visit the Atlas Foundry
4 Machine Co, 30l2 So. Wilkeson
st, one of the largest plants of its
kind on the Pacific coast The
plant, now working two shifts, EN-
ploys lao men.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-28
Boiilecap
Lottery
Backfires


PORTIAND-A bottle cap
lottery" was uncapped here
when p bother OF beverages vas
arrested and charged with vio-
lstion Of the state lottery law.
Bail was set AZ $500
The bother was accused of
placing numbers and figures IN
caps Of soda water bottles In
dicating holders or bearers were
entitled to be paid certain sums
ranging from five cents 10 Is
cents. II was alleged that sew
eral retail stores had redeemed
the caps.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-28
KNOW THEIR
MOUNTAINS

Their uniform, In addition TO
the white skirt and queer shoes,
is a short jacket. In winter-time
some of them were a blue instead
OF a white skirt. In the present
conflict the Evzones are said TO
have eamouflaged their skirts by
rubbing them in the mud.
Their big advantage is thorough
knowledge OF the frontier noun
tains. All their lives they have
been familiar with every pass and
path and every cave and hiding
place.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-28
VISITS RECOMMENDED

OMAHA. Neb.-Dr. Howard A.
Wawson. director OF rural service
Of the National Education associs-
ton. believes school teachers
should visit homes and become
familiar with out-of-school envir-
onments Of pupils in order to find
out all they need to know about
studentA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-28
Four Persons
Suffer Hurts
Stote Employee Is
Still in Hospital

Automobile accidents accounted
for injury Of four persons early
Tuesday evening. but all but one
was discharged from hospitals by
Wednesday.
In Tacoma General hospital was
Miss Marie Menfzer. interviewer
for the state employment service,
injured when she was struck at
18th at. and Court A about s
o'clock Tuesday night by a car
driven by Robert r. Anderson.
2o13 Ia. r ST.
Miss Mentzer, residing at 1920
No. Union ave, was reported in
good condition Wednesday. Ander-
son reported he did not see her
until she was directly In front of
him. He said he was driving only
nine miles an hour at the time.
Three others hurt In a collision
at So. 43d at. and Tacoma ave.
ware treated at Pierce County hos
pifal and permitted to 20 to their
homes. They were Virginia
Ruether, IL. of 4622ls Pacific ave:
Henry Schmidt. 81. of 1921 So.
Ainsworth ave, and his 22-months-
old baby. Henry, jr.. all occupants
OF car driven by Arnold kooley.
Az kooley attempted to turn his
car left into AID st. II was struck
by = car driven by Andrew q.
Bsrk, 1895 So. C ST. Kooley and
Berg escaped injury. The Ruether
girl emerged from the crash with
. lacerated hand and bruises:
Schmidt had cut chin and suf-
fered from shock. while the baby
escaped with bloody nose and cut
lip, police reports showed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-28
LED REVOLT
AGAINST TURKS

After the glory thateonce was
Greece, the nation fell upon evil
times under various conquerors
until they became the vassals Of
Turkey. In 1921 the Greeks IN
the southern tip of the land rose
in rebellion.
Many of the volunteers were
mountaineers. AS matter OF
course they wore their skirts.
They took part in all the troubles
of Greece clear down to the time
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-28

given at the Trinity Lutheran
church at Falkland. with a re-
hearsal at p. m. and the concert
at $3.50 p. m. Church choirs of
the circuit will combine under the
leadership of Carl lanyard of
Seattle.
The final session, Sunday at
7:3o p. m, will be devoted to a
concert by the Choir of the West"
Of Pacific Lutheran college, di-
rected by G. J. Malmin.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-28

SAN FRANCIsCo-An unpre-
cedented "installment plan" for
payment Of hack wages 20 As EN-
ploves Of the Carlisle Lumber com
pany Of Unalaska. Wash. who
were ordered reinststed after a
strike. Wednesday had the ap-
proval Of the I. 5 circuit court
NJ appeals
TIE plan. under which employees
vii NJ repaid S15s.7e5. vas con-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-28
Greek Evzones
Wear Skirts-Bottle
Like Killed Scotch
ny MILTON BRONNER

Ma efrfirr Correspondent
Just as the Scotch regiments Of
the British army called The
Ladies From Hell" By the Ger
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-28

entertainment. YIN. A. Johnson.
community planning and improve
ment. Harry Rowen. hospitality;
Maurice Raymond. publicity. Mrs.
Tom Henderson. fine arts: Dick
Mccain, special committee on
lights. and Ken Correns. recres-
ton.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-28

meier. president OF the Hope
Luther league. and the response
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-16
Chadwick 10 Talk
Here Friday Noon

stephen , chadwleb. nnpuhils
can candidate faf & senator.
Wltl come n Pierce county Fflz
dsy u speak Il rallies in rseama
and II Estanvills. Il waa an
aauneed Tuesday
IN Tacoma friends ard nip
portsrs all gather At a luncheon
At noon At the flhs club Il honor
the candidate Ths rally At Eaten
vile viii he held IN the evening
COMMITTEES members IN charge
q general arrangements include
Earl clifford. Hefhsft Ward.
Creighton FLYNN. Frank T Cal
iendar. and Aszdamsz + A lianfs
lngtan. nsrtha Taylor. Ivan WraY.
Kari Kellogg. ". l. Tucker Rss
eeption committee Mrs ] Peter
7. Hsaly. Mrs r. $. Nelson. Mrs
Burns Poe. Mrs Louie Ashton.
Adah Nelli=t and Mrs. John
Brukaw.
Edith Gordon. in charge n
decorations. Will be assisted ny
hefsiamsa John shauRhnsasy and
y. :. cramhiett. Handling tlekst
sales viii h Mrs. Russell HAIRED.
Mrs wray. Frances Howard and
Frank Calendar
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-16
Woman BRINGS
$4,000 Suit

Asserting that administration II
a treatment for the liquor habit
was made in an improper and
negligent manner, which allegedly
caused the death u her husband.
Mrs Vera y Berg. Tacoma. TUES.
day filed suit in superior e1urt
here seeking judgment n $4,000
The defendants In the unusual
case include Charles A. Shaded
Seattle. doing business a. the
Charles A. Shaded aanltarium.
Inc. Dr Griffith n. Parker. So
attic osteopathie physician. Haioo
Laboratories. Seattle. and Bert II
Kennedy. Tacoma. who asssrtedly
acted as district representative
for the other defendants.
Mrs. Berg reoites that on May
%. io3s. her husband. John J.
Berg. then 81. went 10 Seattle 10
enter the sanltarinm where he
was 10 take the cure or treat.
ment" for the liquor habit She
asserts that the treatment given
was too drastic" and that her
husband died a week. later.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-16
Home Defense Classes for Women
Will Start on Wednesday NIGHT

day evenings at The neuisi Huzls
ness college. pa7as Broadway. es.
ginning oct ID At ; aaeleek. a.
oordlng 10 Mrs.. LILLIAN Emblem. in
charge q womens activities e iho
earpA.
Thrift. first AID. home nursing
and mental hygiene viii he subjects
II the courses Volunteers nay
have their choice II Wednesday or
Saturday evenings Of each week
for the duration af the course
which lasts ak months
There will be no charge Ter lhls
training and wamen desiring e.
enroll may do - Al any time a. the
Sport Center. 100 Broadway or on
Wednesday or Saturday evenings
at the Reuiel business college
Specific Information may be oh
tained by calling Mrs. Emblem AZ
Main b3sa.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-16

Tacoma sawmill operators and
union officials were sitting tight
IN the local strike Tuesday pend
ing development of announced ef-
forts to extend the wage increase
Issue throughout the industry.
Neither side was informed here
Tuesday that there had been any
development so far in consequence
of the weekend announcement of
the Puget Sound council, Lumber
d Sawmill Workers (AFL) union
that demands similar to those pre-
scented at Tacoma would be pre-
sented to all mills in the jurisdic-
ton.
NJ. J. mickey. Industrial Con-
ference board manager. said the
operators here had offered, before
the strike. TO negotiate new wage
advance on an industry-wide basis,
and are still willing so to do.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-16
Faihers, Sons
Dine Tuesday


fsihsfs - ssas - - esasfsl
Lutheran shuFsh 81 gather -
s p rlFstay evening - ihsF
thlra annual banquet. sponsored -
~ Central asas sIas
\ 7 EInsf. president = -
slaa. ~ - POSTMASTER - -
alnneF. shleh - - ssfssa b
~ church rsriaf - ~ ladies'
kaIla y 7 f.sas.z rseaaa
nsNsnansFman. 81 - - rFlaei.
81 speaker
40 - ths ffakfsm A. nsx.
= = uaff pastor Haraia e ksis
-. chairman u re- Mems cub
tsaYs COMMITTEES. George u Fisher.
Nho I'll srsas faf ths fathers.
and 1aeE Fisher. 80 - rsnfs
sent the sans Jain ] i.aflus an
lad community singing. sith
chAflss 1. nraslsY II re piano
There 81 - piano seies -
William eIsFtasn
Program Chairman : William
, nsp. Marx A Bunting aud II
= nuahfsidt ticket ehaIfmsn
Harold 9 Keller. mn + knatssn
ard Frank efatiss. dining feem
and decorations committee NInal
arrangements Nefn beng Hamz
rlefsa Monday. Reservations a.
made through thn church afftrs
- - calling Garland z14a.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-16
Wage Reports
On SIS Ready
Amount Credited
MuY Be Learned

Wage earners whose obs are
covered hy the federal social -
eurity act may now obtain 4 state
ment Of wages credited 10 their
accounts since the law became e.
feetive On Jan. l. 1887. !. II. John
son. Tacoma manager Of the social
security board. announced Tues
day.
johnson said that II empiove.
would request a statement Of
wages credited to their accounts
each year. II would help eliminate
any errors in reports flied with the
social security board.
a postcard form for requesting
this information can be obtained At
the boards Tacoma office at COS
Washington building.
The revised social security act
now provides monthly insurance
payments to the widow and young
children Of a worker who dies
johnson said, and I believe many
workers will want 10 have 4 report
on their social security accounts
for the information of their fam
lies
Monthly insurance payments to
insured workers at age of IS and
TO the families of deceased workers
are based on the workers average
monthly wage at jobs covered by
the social security act.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-16
Pupils Enjoy
Boat Building

Boat building dominates work in
Lincoln high schools shops these
days as students in two classes are
INDUCING In this prelude TO neviga-
ton.
In Ned Ubben's wood shop. clar-
ence Halls Ii building q plywood
kyak which viii cost about $40
and require about a month for
completion. Other beginners In the
nautical profession are Jack Har-
ris, George Hawkins. Walt Cotton.
Martin Donohue and Fred Gull
stead.
Sheldon Brooks, metal shop
teacher. is designing metal ship.
AT present II Is in the model stage
but II tests prove satisfactory. he
will bring II TO full size.
Electric shop students are over
hauling the shop. They have
changed the old toolroom into a
radio room. and the class room Is
being transformed into machine
room.
Two boys of the auto shop have
taken on the task of repairing ard
overhauling a 1887 Ford Va motor.
They are William Otani and Bud
McIver. doing the job as class
work.
Working on a new shaper are
machine shop pupils. under In
structor George Forsyth. When II
is finished they win try to sell 1t
10 another school and buy other
for the shop with the
money. Working on the project
are Marvin Lnnden, Bob Shafer.
Walter Minch and Harold Denny.
Students from night classes are
also helping out.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-16

James Corrigan w sdnss day
s.15 a. m. from Holy Rossrs
church. cortsge leaving Pipsrs
mortuary At 7.s5. burial Calvary
cemetery.
Harold NJ. 1isiason Wednesday
q p. m. Buckley-king mortnary.
intermsnt at Minneota. MINI.
Infant Brooke -Gravsslds sery-
ices Wednesday. IL a m. New
Tacoma cemetery. under direction
Of Hellingsr
Albert Arthur Loea Thursday
3 p. m. from the Lypn chapel.
Rev. n. l.. Esssik officiating Ae-
tive pailbearers viii be Oscar Oak
land. Lawrence Rolfsson. Jack
Lindaas. Clarence Bandstrom. Bud
Armstrong and Eddie sepion.
Honorary palibearers vii include
Gene Frelgang. Lee Nicholson.
Don nsdiy. Joe Hazusa and Jsek
Gibbs.
Mrs. 7. l.. Bradshaw Thursday.
/ p m. from Lynns chapsl. Rev.
Donald Stephenson officiating
burial Tacoma esnstsry
Mrs. Hsuds ssikirk Wednss=
day, 80 p n. from tns gaffnsy
chapel. Amily chapter, o y b.
officiating. burial Mountain View
burial PARK
Harold N. GlalAson- ~ sdneaday
3 p. m, from Buckley. King >
chapel.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-16
Boy Confesses
Robbery Story
His Invention

Confession of a i5-year-old
newspaper carrier who admitted
his robbery report To police Naz
a hoax presented Juvenile authori-
ties with a perplexing problem
Tuesday.
Don LaPorts. 1891 IA. y st.
carrier for a Seattle newspaper,
confessed 10 his parents that his
account Of being knocked unoons-
eious and robbed by three men
Saturday night was imaginary.
Police Captain F W. Gardner.
head Of the juvenile division. was
considering possible action.
The youth said that he stopped
near the west approach 10 the
bridge at 3sth and Ea. u ats.
Saturday evening when three men
jumped him. struck him over the
head. and escaped with his trous-
ers. bicycle and $40 he had col
lected from his route The bicycle
later was found. Under continued
questioning. he admitted the re-
port WAS false. declaring he had
been spending too much Of the
money he should have turned In
TO his employer, Capt Gardner
said.
Because he IL Of minor age.
what type OF action might be taxi
en- against him was not decided
Tuesday. Police pointed out that
a soldier Of adult age drew stiff
jail penalty for issuing a fake
holdup report about two months
ago
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-16
Elks' Special
To Take 100
viii Moke Return
Trip On Thursday

I I'll - al aboard fer spo-
kane 10 approximately 100 mem-
hers Of TIE Tacoma Elks club
Wednesday whxn : special train
pulls out Of the Union station At
go a. N.
The Local EDS wsll visit ire
Spokane Elks lodge. where a large
class Of candidates. several from
Tacoma. vii Be initiated wednes-
day night.
Not even necessity Of register
ing Wednesday under the eon-
scription act prevents Elks from
making the 1unkst. Special ar
rangements were made BY Ii. Col.
Paul Warren. liaison officer for
the state. enabling those Of con-
scription sge to register on the
train.
Leaders Of the expedition to
Spokane are John d. Cochran.
exalted ruler. and Frank Heffer-
nan. chairman Of the visitation
committee. The delegation VIII
have its headquarters 1T the
Davenport hotel in Spokane.
Louis Devote viii be chief
steward In charge Of the reerea-
ton car. Besides the recreation
car. the train viii carry 4 special
observation car. dining car and
several lounge cars.
The group will arrive in spo-
kane at $50 o'clock Wednesday
night. with return scheduled
Thursday.
No meeting of the Tacoma lodge
will be held Wednesday night
Erling johnson. secretary Of The
Tacoma Elks. said there would be
time for Elks 10 make the trip
up until the train actually pulled
out of the station. Just come
down TO the train" johnson said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-16
HEREss MORE ABOUT
Communist Decision
STARTS o. fAoE on

n reviewing : record made eefoFs
ihs department. - izbaf. I'd -
81 eanfers apon the secretary
aaass judicial powers ~ n
flkAs = fazs - wslzH s*idsnes.
sFer - = accept ne decision
- aafhaFffy n the stead o ~
s=@sz -sss.14 - - ha5ld hsarnav
apen heafsaY. p accept them -
sathaFIfY faF eaf taking Fasiieial
aalles ~ - communist party
sasasstez fke axsFfnFuw - re
government = - United States
~ faree - vlasenea wuold -
untsnshls faF ia Feasosai
Hsssfer= fsemmaalzt party
asnY nat saeh = ~ par-
naes - ne PARTY ~ilh - maeh
~ zresfsr xshrnasnes than re -
tafnsY general asserts i = -
n m ieslsissars - provided
I msfhud ~ 0hieh ths faef
nax - determined through p
aleisi rfnessz.
We ars rot warranted n tak-
~ hsaieIaf nafIes = facts NhteH
saula marx The Realtors a. fslena
= justify : asetslau holding r.
lataFs guilty 1t criminal sYndieat-
isgn. ne crime ahnuid ~ charged
under - criminal - - -
issu< shaaid - presented apaa
eampstsnf evidence. = = my -
determination
chief 1uatles nFuee falaks wrpts
tas majority apinlan. which sss
signed ~ Justices Man. nssls.
Hahlnaun. Driver ard atsiusrt
Justice NtliaFsi Wfnts : dissent. -
did Justices simpson and tsffefn
u !. .l.ssaes pslsey -
l..as m sftt IN ~. sa.e sna
fhsFeeY encourage - sdlsaas-
81 outlaw. ~ sueh taett .ssr-
tian IT lhe sutisws shsz<s -
constitutional guarantees. -
eaatlnus = course Whleh naas
result n ssmsea la.asseetlss
aHa hIosdshesss Justice wi.
lard said.
Justices aimpsun and letters
sd lbeY dlaseutsd m ths ground
that tbs communist party sdxas
satsa ths axnrfhru~ II organized
government ~ force. ard far nat
reason IL net entitled = = place
On The hallst
The communist candidate FIR
governor In the iass general slee-
ton ct only euT Vntss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-16
Two Army Filters Killed
As Plane Spins, Crashes

DEWEY. IlI.-=Two army filters
from chanuts field. nantpui. III
we're killed Tuesday when the
went into a spin and crashed in
= field five mileH south Of here
The dead we're Lieut. Franklin
Case Davies. Madison. VIA. the
pilot. and Joseph Collins Taylor.
aanlt Ste Marie. hleh both re.
servinta recently called 70 active
service.