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Service Orders
ARMV

MEDICAL CORPS.
Brown. 1t Col Eli T.. from st. Louis to
Camp Hulen.
ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT.
Luke. 1t. Col Ittai A.. from OGDEN. Utah,
to Washington.
CORPS. OF ENGINEERS.
Medusky. Second 1t. John W. from Ocean,
side. Calf, 10 Portland, Greg.
COAST ARTILLERY CORPS.
Mf Ne. {, Col GhsTss Mass "a from
oUARTERMAsTER CORPS.
Hobson, 1t. Col. George F.. from Brooklyn
10 Boston.
williams, Mai. Robert g.. from Fort Brasg
to Anchorage. Alaska.
Zwicker. Mai Michael H.. from Chicago
to Jacksonville. Ind.
INFANTRY.
Armstrong, Col. Frederick M. from Fort
Wayne to Indianapolis.
Hyde 1t. Col. Frederick W., from WASH
ington to Fort Jackson.
Stuart. Mai. Joseph A.. from New Gum
berland, Pa, to Atlanta:
to h.ds oous R from
Barracks to Camp Upton.
Truesdale First 1t. Francis c., from Edge
wood Arsenal to Niagara Falls.
NAVY.
BUREAU OF NAVIGATION.
Jacobs. Capt. Walter p. from 7th Naval
District to Key West.
MEDICAL CORPS.
Edmisten, Comdr,, Lloyd l.. from q. 8. 3.
MeKeown. 1t. q. e. George H C.. from
U. S. s.. whitney to Mare Island.
SUPPLY CORPS.
Cooper Ensign James ", from Key West
to Pensacola.
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RADIO SERVICEMEN; steady Job no Sun
days, nights or holiday work. straight SAL
airy and no lost time. CAROLS, 7l9 H
ST n " oOs
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,aperhangers. A. Abelman,
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FOUND.

BRING OR REPORT deserted. stray animals
tonly) to the Animal PROTECTIVE Association
Atlantic 1853 or Atlantic 7142
1873
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MOBILE HOSPITAL PAusEs rolling unit
Fifteenth
r
atonaeis sin CHARGE thu reent rip. stat Photo
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LOS

LOST.
BLLFOLD, black, card contents only. Re-
ward. Call owner, Silver Spring 59-M. 49,
BLUE TICK HOUND. large-size male. blue
and white mixed, brown feet; dark ears,
tag No. 12052-Li. Reward. IA. 145S.
BRIEF CASE, contsIning valuable papers
Monday nisht Reward. Ma 4s46.
BRIEF CASE, black leather, Upper, con-
tains papers valuable to owner only; name
inside. Reward. DI. $3.50.
eaMEo pP P & as7s value Re-
CHANGE PURSE, blue. containing $50
needed. Re*ard Please call Dupont
1894.
FUR SCARF, lost Sunday between 18th and
Monroe ne, and 10th and Shepherd sts.
ehu4eR s on IN 1874 ia Mf $685. r. au sos
GLASSES light shell-rimmed, in brown
case Reward ME. 5114
ss's SEN %' Sc fhdf'Rs Rs
WATCH, lady's, yellow gold, Hamilton pc
:sa Dqgea c Gin 81 SD ssS s
WATCH CHAIN AND CHARM on 18th st.
bus about 10. days ago. Reward. Call
Taylor 1921 after pm.
WILL the party who called at 10Y Flower
St; Takoma Park. with black scotty' phone
WRIST WATCH, lady's, diamond, small
Milton Hall Apis. Apt. sol. RE. 2s6s.
WRIST WATCH. yellow gold Hamilton. with
eoFSis sHe sy TSrnns Reward
and sapphires: metal band: reward. Phone
Wisconsin 5503.
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mediate application Of a tourniquet
Lives can be saved" 1t was stated
and injuries minimized If proper
precautions are observed"
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HELP WOMEN.

SALESWOMEN, MARRIED,
FOR | OR 2 DAYS A WEEK.
APPLY WILBUR ROGERS,
1911 F ST. NV.
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SITUATIONS MEN G. WOMEN.

COUPLE, husband employed caretsker or
cleaning; young; Scotch-Irish descent; good
refs Box 14@-S. Star. 90
COUPLE with Ions experience, wants apart
nent or roomlnE house 10 manage for free
rent. Best OF references. Ma. 1892 OF
ME 1892 POS
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

StiSAilSNS "SmEN.
COOK. housekeeper. excel; take comp.
give phone Box 1875 Star
GIRL young. small. = yrs hospita! train
ing. 3 yrs experience dents assist. wants
p p9f5ioa an IN $ ok Office or dents assist RE
G 0dI2I ~ is Sish school GTadgaSs wants
F PSsf2 Phone eng Ho8 8fe Ayr TT9!H 5000
LADY. refined Christian. desires position.
companion, infant nuLsing, housekeeper
iGr business couple: references. Lincoln
LADY. refined. wishes position. home man
laundry, unincUmbered. drive own car;
average size; age 40; salary. $50. Phone
NURSE, practical. Or for won1an's COM
g. NJ WALKER No is 5rd St. Sc. At, 4i5f.
NURSE. practical; hospital training, doc
tors reference, long experience, reason
able. Mrs. Lee, Franklin 1865.
patients reference; day duty MI Sal,
NURSE. practical. colored desires s or
u hours duty hospital experience. Phone
RECEPTIONIsT. stenosrapher and typist,
references. Dupont 1874.
SECRETARY, Competent, CONSCIENTIOUS
! years experience see % desires posi-
ton IN private business: present employer
knows OF tnlS advertisement. Phone alter
pm. Wisconsin ABB.
STUDENT. typist. desires part-time work
at home or office: competent. Randolph
o3-3.
TEACHER, young experienced. wants posi-
ton teaching children in home: experienced
child nursing. Box 139-S. Star 2O'
WIDOW. young. refined; fine cook and
housekeeper; capable Of taking full charge:
$50 month; give phone. Box 1s4-S. Star
WIDOW; refined as COMPANION .housekeep-
er. adult. more interested in home than
large salary Lincoln 40
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

/ WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts other than those contracted by my
self RUSSELL U. WISE, sos Roosevelt
St. Md. Park. Md. P. o. Seat Pleasant,
Md 81
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts other than those contracted by my
self. J. FRANK DELANEY, Jr., 431
Quincy st. NV, D. C.
FRESH GOAT MILK SOLD AND DELIv-
cred Vita-Health Food Co., $40 18th ct.
NV and 3040 14th st. NV. CO. 1880.
RETURN-LOAD RATES 10 ALL POINTS
Padded vans. NAT. DELIVERY ASSN,
phone National 146O.
FURNACES yaA.GG .u I'm, CLEANED 1aE NED
furnace. This special includes cleaning
chimney. smoke pipe and putting up where
needed. eau CARL aoBfY Lincoln .0aSo
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GIRLS, Il TO ~ YRS, YEAR ROUND
home. good food supervision, sports; Is
children here now: references: 14th year.
Ask our pleased parents. Box SIS. CIarks-
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DRESS SALESLADIES, with
local following; salary and
commission. Give full infor-
nation, answers strictly con-
fidential. Philipsborn, 61O
18th st. NV.
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Business cards under Special No
tees and all advertisements under
Personal SC per line additional
Business advertisements under Sit
uations Wanted will be charged the
regular classified rate.
The Star is the great want Ad"
medium Of Washington. and the rates
charged are far lower than those Of
newspapers In other large cities. Moth
ing is so cheap considering the results
obtained
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PERSONAL.

BOYS GIRLS. WARM, SUNNY ROOMS:
accredited school. 8 grades Kindergarten;
outdoor life; Gay boarding. North 6244
YOUR ELDERLY AND QUIET FEEBLE
minded friends will receive the kind. SYM
pathetic care in my home that mother
would give. Particulars call or write No
Lone Oak dr., Alta Vista, Nd 2Os
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LOVELY HOME IN WEST VIRGINIA, N
mi, from Harpers Ferry open 10 receive
elderly people as guests. reas. Phone
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRLS (2l, wish Job ss chambermaids or
g.h.w. North 03l0.
GIRL. colored, wants part-tinne work; ref
eTence also health card. Phone Lincoln
LAUNDRESS. colored; your laundry done
IN my home; families. SOC per person;
pachelors, 81 90. Lincoln 1926 pa
MAID. colored. cultured, honest. clean,
parL-tlme g.h.w., good plain cook. District
s477. Friday. 1913.
MAID, colored refined. desires part-tims
work; excellent reference. 1850 Cali
fornla st. DU. 1923.
MORNING OR AFTERNOON part-tjrre
rel. Ii. 7S71-J.
NURSE, graduate coiored wishes doctors
ONCE work or invalid nursing, or steady
part domestic. Ii. 3l96-W.
WOMAN. colored. wishes part-tims work
excellent plain cook. Hobart 6s63
WOMAN. colored. neat wishes Job ghw
or maid reference. MI. 5456.
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CLASSIFIED AD RATES
al Advertisers

Three Lines (Minimum)
time 23c line s SO
Claims for errors must be made in
time for correction before the Sec
ond insertion
DEATH NOTICES-Sl.25 per In.
sertion for 10 lines OF less: l5c per
line for additional lines.
Situations Wanted
Reduced Rates
3 lines, time, zoe line----- s go
3 lines. 2 times. 1sc line----- l08
3 lines, 8 times, 15c Hne-- 1.35
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MAID, colored, refined. desires part-tims
work excellent reference. 1850 Cali
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FOR SALE HOTEL STOCK WITH RIGHT
70 educed room rental. Stratford Hotel o5
Est. NV. Owner moving TO country. Box
l20-S, Star. 20
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MEN. over Is years old. to learn sales
manship, thorough personal training: can
earn S12 to SIS weekly while learning
See manager, to pm, RIM. 424. Bond
BUILDING
OIL BURNER MECHANICS, experienced
installation and service: year-around work.
R0Y T8-G Star
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YOUR LIFE STORY WRITTEN BY CA
pable author. A permanent record for your
family at little cost. Warfield $3.50
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PRESSER- colored, good, able to drive de-
livery truck. Calvert Valet. 2412 Wis
OF
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PRESSER. colored. first class, experienced
wool and sill presSer; good salary and
| steady work ApplY Q1R 9th W
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DISTRIBUTOR.
HELP MEN 8 WOMEN.

HELP MEN & WOMEN.
COUPLE colored. cooking and all house
work for small family. Man must have
experience in gardening. serving and driv-
ing car. Woman must be good cook. Live
in, References required. Phone Woodley
5000.
MEN AND WOMEN-Earn three to six
dollars daily demonstrating new, non
competitive device that increases power
Of any old bag-type vacuum sweeper and
eliminates the messy. unsanitary process
OF emptying birthdays. Call Adams 1921.
PART-TIME WORK evenings for Jewish
young woman imam. Call personally be-
tween 5 and .. Suite s36 Tower BLDG
PIANISTS, dance and classical. for Sat-
urday nights, non-union. Apply Chevy
Chase Music Store. $500 Conn. ave.
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MORNING OR AFTERNOON psrt-rjrre
YORK wanted by colored sirl, expers Guy
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laid, colored, cultured. honest. clean.
aTt-time g.h.w.. good plain cook. District
Az. Friday 1Ozp
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GIRL. colored, wants part-time work: ref
erence also health card. Phone Lincoln
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GIRLS (Sl, wish Job ss chambermaids or
g.h.W. North OHIO
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licenses

Marriage license applications
have been filed with County
Auditor :. Clifford Davis by Floyd
Harold Rarquist. Il. Of Route 2.
Box 4. and Ruby Thelma Christine
Larson. IS. 1856 Pioneer st. both
Enumolaw; Cecil Edward Woods.
Is. zoos So. 11th st. and Ida Mary
Boje, IS. $3.50 So. Sheridan ave.
both Tacoma; August =. Fraase,
-, Route I. Box 221-A. and Edna
Higgins. 50. Route 1. Box 256, both
Sumner: Maurice r. Nichols. 36.
s515is Mckinley ave. and Grace
n Jones. 81. si7 Ia. Morton ST..
both Tacoma: Edgar William OF
finger. IS. Mcchord Field. and
Merrie Jeanne Malcolm. %. ss21
Park ave. both Tacoma: Fred J.
seebsrt. 81. and Lorene Loendorf.
%. both Nashua. Mont. James
Peter Downey. 2s. 1902 SO. Pros
pect st, and Margaret Laura Neu-
fer, 30. 53o1 so. Cakes st. both
Tacoma; William Root. so. and
cressie Inez Lesser. 80. both OF
Pendleton. Ore: Edward Fred
Doersam. 81. Route 5. Box s7s. and
Frances Annetta stacy, IS, Route
3. Box 81. both Tacoma: Frank
Albert Nimick, 20. Parkland. and
Jeanne Kathryn Hintz. 20. 24171s
So. / ST, Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-23
Becker Making
Tour Of State

Fred c. Becker. Republican NOM
inee for insurance commissioner. IL
making = tour of the southwest
part of the state in the interest Of
his candidacy.
This Is the first time Becker
has filed for public office. He won
the nomination by a margin Of 32a
votes, the closest race in the his
tory of the state for this office,
He has been an insurance execu-
tive for IA years. having recently
resigned his position as assistant
agent-manager Of the Equitable
Life Assurance society in Seattle
in order to devote his entire time
to his campaign. He has lived in
this state 1s years. is home own
er and has three children, two OF
whom are attending the University
of Washington.
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Tavern Operator Posts Bond
On Charge Of Illegal Sales
Metzler Probing Cose in Which Boys
Lost Lives; 10 Question Injured Girl

Possibility doomed Tuesday that
{. 1. Epps. s7-year-old Edgewood
tavern operator. may face =
charge Of msnslauEhter. IN sddi-
tion to = charge Of selling intoxi-
eating liquor 10 minors. n con-
neetion with the deaths Of two
Tacoma youths who were burned
10 death when their car sheered
off = power Transmission pole
early Sunday.
Deputy Prosecutor Hugo Metz
Ter. u. said Tuesday he was
seriously considering filing the
additional charge against the
elderly man. who posted bail Of
$500 late Monday and was per
mitted freedom pending trial on
The charge Of selling liquor 10
minors.
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Sister Dies
On Birthday

sister NJ Demetria. r y. died
Tuesday in a local hospital On her
So birthday. she had lived n Ia
coma = years. serving the entire
tine as a nurse IN St Joseph's
hospital.
At one tine she vas superior
AZ TIE hospital. serving IN hat
canaeItv when the north wing vas
CONNECTED in 1926. she had been
= member Of the Sisterhood 50
years
Surviving are one brother. A. P.
Kirsch II Stsyton. Ore. and one
sister. sister Il. Agnes OF St Vim
cents hospital in Philadelphia,
Pa.
The body is at St Joseph's hos
pital. under care Of Gaffney.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-23
Roy and Elk Plain
Will Hear Candidates

Two meetings for candidates in
the 26th legislative district will be
held this week. John Buchanan,
Pierce county Republican chair
man. announced today.
The first viii be at Roy gym
nasium at 8 p. m. Tuesday.
The second will be at Elk Plain
Grange hall. on Mountain highway.
Wednesday AZ s ?. m.
Speakers will be headed BY Paul
Preus. Sixth district COP candidate
for congress.
Others to appear will be Arthur
Bassett. 7eth district candidate for
state senator; Art varco and
George Smiley. candidates for
county commissioner. and John
Mccuteheon and Mel voorhees,. 2sth
district candidates for state rep
resentative.
George Elder. COP precinct com
mitteemsn. viii act as chairman
at Roy.
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Will Not Prosecute Man Arrested
Following His Human Fly" Act

Old affairs Of the heart which
put Roy W IBID Raymond in
Jail. temporarily. were threatening
Tuesday to land him there again.
When he broke into the hotel
room Of a former sweetheart In
the pre-dawn darkness Sunday via
the human Fly" route. Raymond,
2e-year-old electrician living at
4i4 No. Yakima ave, also broke
into jail.
Police figured that was no way
for a man 10 act Particularly a
married man.
Raymond told police later he is
married TO the former Mayre Nit
chelL Police recalled her as the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-23
City Schools
Work Is Told
Are Expected to
Aid u. S. Defense

Importance q ths role BENG
taken ~ Tacoma In TIE nation
defense program has thrust ooh-
cations and demands upon ne
local public schools that caught
u = bit fatfooted.- CITY School
Superintendent Howard r Gooio
told Iegionnsires Of Rhodes post
Monday night
National defense requires trained
men In both industry and the mill
tary service. These needs win have
to be met BY an expanded voca-
tional education program here IN
the schools. Good said. a. pm
vate agencies are lacking. And
right now local vocational classes
are running virtually TO capacity.
For Special Trades
The army has expressed = desire
to train enlisted men that VIII Dc
stationed At Fort Lewis in special
trades. and defense industries also
want more skilled civilian workers,
the superintendent went on. While
government funds viii pay for in
struction, buildings and equipment
must be furnished by the school
district.
Vocational expansion In hardly
possible. Good stated frankly, I'M
less present school income Is sup
plemented. He referred to the
special levy for five extra mills
that is on the Nov. 5 ballot, pass
age of which would grant the
schools some financial leewsy. not
only in taking care Of past indebt-
edness, but in meeting new de-
msnds constantly arising.
Spirit of Teamwork
National defense is military
economic and moral" the super
intendent informed Legion mem
bers. We start our moral pro
gram with the kids In the kinder
garten. giving them first lessoni
in the democratic way Of life. On
through the school years we strive
to guide them in healthy living, Il
instill the spirit Of teamwork. in
stead of trying to regiment you'll
a. in dictator nations"
Coold pointed out that the man
ner In which Americas young mel
registered for last weeks draft In
dictated the lessons in democrac,
taught in the schools had born
good fruit. His talk was well re
ceived by the large throng hearini
him in Legion hall.
; The city superintendent wa
introduced by 3. o. Beal, Lincoli
high school principal and membe
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-23
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
Dill Challenged
STARTS on rAsE ONE

miffee CITY Controller Ton swssze
and Corporation Counsel Howard
csrotherz represented Tacoma
Seattle eity officials appeared 70
hack them
II such = proposal became
law VOORHEES, quoted Caroth-
erx - saying IT The hearing,
I've couldn't compete vita
cities getting coulee and Bon
neville rates because the state
could never levy similar taxes
against fhose federaIly-owned
systems.
Z. K. Murray, Of Tacoma. former
department of public service direc-
tor under Gov. Martin. attended
the hearing. representing the pub
lie utility districts. voorhees, said
and testified: We say leave this
revenue TO the cities: they need IL
Another hearing was called q
day or two later" Voorhees, weni
On. but apparently the Martin sd'
ministration lost heart for the bat
tie because none OF its spokesmer
appeared.
Subsequently, the measure Wal
allowed 10 die IN COMMITTEES. bui
il might be Law today If Tscomi
had not vigorously taken up tn
eudgei against II at that time.
Tacoma city officials took VI
the fight promptly and intelli
gently and won - because the.
were right
However. 1t seems now anothe
attempt Is 10 be made TO depriv'
Tacoma OF the benefits Of decade
Of building and protecting its grea
power system
It's time again to get this issu
into the open and kill It once an
for all"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-23

Neterer did not designate Alca-
traz. merely bound the men over
to the custody Of the L. S. at
torney general for Incarceration
in whatever federal prison he saw
fit.
But Alcafraz prison was
built On that island In San
Francisco hay especially for
the detention Of the most
desperate. hardened criminals.
That Crefzer. 1t IS. and Kyle.
1T 81. are In this class, no
official doubts.
They had pleaded not guilty 10
the charge Of numbering u. s.
Marshal A. ]. Chitty LAST Aug. %.
when they had been brought to
Tacoma for trial on their attempt
TO break out OF Mcneil island
prison. They had been charged
with first degree murder. But
they struck q bargain with the
government. pleaded guilty to
second degree murder.
The two men. believed TO have
much of the loot which they stole
in a series OF eight daring bank
robberies. had everything TO gain,
nothing To lose in attempting
escape. During noon recess
ahey set upon chitty. an elderly
man, not in the best OF health.
with their manacled hands and
beat him to the floor Of his office.
Gritty died shortly after
ward. The two men. subdued
by Chitty's deputies, were
stunned st the death Of
Chsfty. Kyle said: Not
this. Oh, not this
Both men greeted their sentences
impassively. II anything, they
were pleased. The court. undel
different circumstances, could hsv'
ordered their death. And. besides
what's a life sentence when yol
already were serving > term OF 81
years. They had been doing" p
years for bank robbery. five sd
ditionsl years for attempting q
escape.
"Baby-Face" cretzer and Fox
Face Kyle have been associate
NTH nrtr,Na at~.~ than xuFara hpus
All the petty crimes were theirs
They met each other in a Jail /
Portland. Ore. They began rob
hing banks, became known as tn
mo. / bankrobhing team in tn
II. s." TO federal bureau Of In
vestigation agents.
In court Monday was Cret-
zer's wife, who 10 also kyle's
sister. She Is known among
her friends as ''Teddie" Cret-
xer. Cretzer kept turning his
head toward .'Teddie," seated
beside q guard.
He couldn't see her very vel
: but he kept turning his head an
smiling wanly.
Another woman was to hay
brought Cretzer's small son. 'fC
one last look at his father" bI
the boy arrived too late. II
!, marshsrs van. carrying the Nv
men, had left when the youngsts
arrived.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-23

JosNph Paul cretzer and Arnold
Thomas Kyle. two desperate men.
whose lives have been glutted with
all sorts OF crimes. pleaded guilty
to the biggest crime OF all
mnrder-and were sentenced 10
serve life terms by Judge Jere-
niah Neterer In federal court
Monday.
Tuesday they likely already
were on their way 10 Alcstraz
federal prison. The Rock" from
which there In no escape. Judge
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-23

comely, authenticated. s0-year-old
bookkeeper who pleaded guilty
early last August to embezzlement
OF $2.644.3s from the school board.
for whom she worked. She won
indefinite postponement of SEN
tence upon her promise 10 supe-
rior Judge Z. d. Hodge 10 pay back
the missing funds at the rate of
SIS per month.
Accompanied Deputy
II was Raymond who accompa-
MED Deputy Sheriff Lyle Lathrop
to San Francisco after she fled
Tacoma and aided in her arrest
in the California city. Raymond
had been Miss Aitchell's sutton
before the endorsement case
broke.
When Raymond played the part
OF a seeond-story Romeo Sunday. II
was for the purpose OF retrieving
letters and Cancelled checks from
another ex-sweetheart, he told Of.
fieers He broke into her down
town hotel room the hard way. by
making his way from an outside
ledge to the window OF her room
while she was In Portland, Ore
He found some letters, which h,
was reading calmly when officer,
walked In and nabbed him.
He spent Sunday night in Jail
He was released Monday when tn,
waitress whose room he entered
failed to appear 10 swear out I
complaint against him.
Police To Assistance
Within a few hours after hi
release. friends OF the waitres
said that he was on her trail. an,
had appeared at her place OF en-
pioyment attempting to see her.
The friends told police that h
was endangering her job. that h
once had struck her and wrecke
her hotel room and she feared h
might try again. and that last. hu
not least. she had nothing OF
| literary nature that could possibl
interest him. They wondered
something could be done about 4
/ Police agreed something eoul,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-23

Members OF Tacoma lodge OF
Elks. meeting in their temple on
wednesday evening. win view new
issues Of U. S. Navy films, inelud-
ing one of this country's sub
marines.
There VIII be q talk BY Perry
Moore. in connection with Navy
dav. which falls on next Sunday
and a report Of the local Elks' trip
to Spokane last week. The report
viii be given BY John D. Cochran
exalted ruler OF Tacoma lodge.