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Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-01

%, another Negro, before the hori-
fled gaze of hundreds of carnival
jewellers here Saturday night.
The carnival killing occurred while
the celebration was at its height
McClelland suddenly produced a
pocketknife and stabbed Thomas in
the breast. The blade glittered in
The reflection of the streamcrS of
colored lights festooning the carnl-
val grounds in downtown CalcXico.
Terrified ShriekS drowned out the
Tilt of stringed orchcStras and the
laughter of the crowd. The jewellers
were thrown into an uproar Nc
Clelland escaped during the con-
fusion. Thomas died in a CaleXico
hospital few hours later
Immediately after the Stabbing,
CaleXlco police called the Sheriff'S
office and officers throughout I'M
perial county assisted in hastily
established blockade of all roads
leading from the valley,
Other officers searched for hours
through the WastelandS near the
ranch two miles west of CaleXico
where McClclland lived.
When McClelland appealed to rel
ativeS and friends for aid in his
escape from the valley they said.
they persuaded him to give himself
up. They took him to the county
Jail at Ell Centre.
Preliminary investigation revealed
that McClelland became enraged
Because of Thomas attentions to a
Pirl both admired
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-01
Slayer Of Valley
Man Getslife

STOCKTON, Cal, April |. (UP)
Dominic Suffer, Manteca dairy
rancher, was sentenced to life Inn
prisonment in San Quentin prison
today for the Staying of John MAJ
enauer of Ell Centre. b
Superior Judge Marion woodward,
who found Suffer guilty OF firss
degree murder in juryless tria1
also sentenced the dairyman to con-
current terms on charges OF steal.
ing Mazenauer's car and forgino
his employees name to $500 worth
of checks and a $40 money order.
The form of sentence made Suffer
ineligible to parole for IA years.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-01
Allies Concentrate ON
Forcing Attack by Nazis

Hitler'5 efforts to confine the mill
tary phase of warfare to the western
front and the North Sea.
The Allies apparently believe that
they are prepared for economic
warfare and can afford to wait until
the blockade drives the Nazis to
some desperate act that will open
the way for thanking attack on
Germany. A German effort to use
military power to enforce its econ
omic demands on the Scandinavians
or on a Balkan nation df Hitler
became that desperately would give
the Allies tine legal excuse they
want fer thanking thrust around
the Sirgfricd line,
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-01

the weekend if the words of Allied
spokesman can be taken as final
Behind that reluctance appeared to
be a plan to force the Germans
eventually to open up new war
front.
Winston Churchill. first lord of
the admiralty declared that the
Allies have no desire to spread the
war and that they would like to
operate on good terms with Italy
and Japan. They would, he added.
also take a passive attitude toward
Russia If the Soviets want to play
ball.
On the surface, at least, that at
uu'dc would mean success for
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-01
Tanker Picks Up
Man at Sea

SAN FRANCISCO. April /. CUP)
The Associated Oil tanker Paul
Shoup reported by radio today it
had picked up an unidentified man
from an overturned boat off Point
Montara near Halfmoon Bay.
The message to Mackay Radio
here said the man was unconscious
when taken abroad the tanker.
He was put to bed after medical
attention. The tanker said it would
take him to its next port of call,
possibly Monterey.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-01
House Probe Of
Nazi Claim Asked

WASHINGTON, April 1. CUP
Rep. Hamilton Fish, r., N. Y.
today introduced resolution
calling for a five-man house in
vestigation of the German white
book, which quoted American
diplomats as informing the Polish
government that the United
States would assist in war against
Germany.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-01
SO Percent of w.
Wheat Crop Insured

Rudolph Miller, secretary of the
Imperial county conservation as
ISOLATION, Monday announced that
slightly more than so per cent of
the valleys wheat acreage was gov
eminent insured instead of 95 per
cent as was previously reported from
his office.
Ninety-fve per cent of the val
ley's wheat acreage included under
the farm conservation program is
insured. Miller said, but wheat
grown under the farm program
amounts to only 1000 of the val
lcy'S estimated 10000 acres
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-01

employees VINO were at the point OF
striking.
If they strike, 100000 persons
will find their normal daily jour
ncying between work and home diff
ficult if not impossible. These T.
100000 operate offices and factories
doing a total business in the hun
dreds of millions.
The trains reared into Manhattan,
the borough of industry and offices
this morning with the workers from
the boroughs of Queens. Bronx. and
Brooklyn, the boroughs of homes.
But the trains may not be running
this evening to Ia e them back.
A tentative d. tdliro pf 10 am.
came and pas any cali
fc~ Nile. I'D s-.t.~--s'
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-01
BY JOE ALEX MORRIS
United Press Foreign News "a,

The Allied powers prepared Mon
day for real test of Adolf litler,s
claims that Germany is "blSkar,e
proof
lneir opJecIi'e, IL ueVeiop,d in
the wake OF last week 5 Sulreme
war council at London, will no q
total plockaoe tor Inc Cline ,eing
rather than the long feared 'sotaI
war" The chief victims appkred
likely to be the neutral stay of
Europe.
The reluctance of the Britisi ana
French to attempt at preset to
find a new front for military &tack
IN Germany emerged clearly over
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-01

definite confirmation that th0
Transport Union tCIO) was hops.
full of last minute settlements
Union headquarters gave no fndi.
cation when a strike order would
be given.
Mayor F. II. LaGuardia was b.
lieved engaged in last minute 81
fort to head 1t off. He wss u
only official to predict that these
would be no strike and II was -.
lieved he would confer with M1ehAM
J. Quill, international prcst1ent *
the union this morning. beloen III
deadline It was reported that
L. Lewis. president LIB c. 'as3 n
Of Industrial o.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-01
Unfair Advantage

While watching thetsalexico mar
ade, Marguerite Brooksand Warrn,
WashDurh we're accoSte by a group
Vi oofoer ioik VINO kne@Washburn
Aho IS thls MIS- raShburn?"
one OF INC group inbred. With
SIuoieo meahneS' LOT Witch she has
.alIicu Soiuc coi'Sloelae reputa-
Iioi, marguerite repieo Weetly:
No"
one JUST le'C 1t Ciieieand didn't
elaporate' vi course CiFe was an
a"k"dlo PAUSE Whi'c rarren did
d ineliCdi SCraiiiDlc lof words he
couldn't find.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-01
Summer? No. It's
Al riI Fools Doy

premature summer weather faded out OF the picture
Monday in Imperial Valley and it April Fools joke.
At the weather bureau reported temperatures Of
50 degrees instead of the high 8O and sos of last week
The bureau also reported wind OF "a miles hour
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-01
NY. Strike May
PoraIyze Subwoys

NEW YORK, April l. (UP)-The arteries of The na-
tons largest ctyas vital to it the arteries to the
human body-were threatened today.
The arteries the miles of underground railroad
the subways-and the threat from their unionized
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-01
misrepresentation

Alien Nullei n. Jerry Robertson
nave tnelr own ia of Warren Cur
rier. And they Iont snare anv
words telling it.
Preparing for cat-fisb cxnodi-
ton the other daAx1o rrcn nor9,,od-
Gu 1iiI TWO lisiici en- to take along
some high priced, nnorted catfish
bait.
Lullcd into suhsssion bv War;
lcil ou'ceC Slanship, the two
aiieieiS "eiiC ION confident of
success AS the hol. wore IN tbe;r
confidence gradual left them for
nary fish pausN tn nibble the
foreign lure. In deslir they chang
ca W ','eir oiu oa and the fish
started biting! Buti was too late
to do much good T.y had wasted
100 much Vllic VII the Currier
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-01
ifePIoy Mars
Festival Midwov

CALEXICO, April death operated an unschedued
concession on the Desert Cavacade midway Saturday
night.
V. C. McClelland, 21year-od Negro, was in custody
today for stabbng and fatally Wounding Eugene Thomas
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-01
Boy. 5. c|utchins
Coins, Runs Into
Pqth of Vehicle
Racing to Pay Delivery Man, younss+er
Steps in Front Of Machine, Tries Vain!y
To Halt Progress. Dies Under Wheels

A child paid 12-cent milk bill Sunday afternoon in Ell
Centre. lie paid it with his life.
you may give this to the milkmanl" >
Proudly clutching dime and two pennies in his fist
veyearod Lloyd Scott left his mother and from the
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-01
Thousands Driven
From CoIif.Homes
By Flood Waters
zoo. 900 Acres Covered as Rampasins
Streams Smash Through Levees Second
Time in Month; Damage in Millions

SAN FRANCISCO, April l. (UP)-Clearing weather
cheered flood ravaged northern California today, but
er lay like evil yellow pestience 100000 acres for
.ln second time within a month.
The Sacramento river draining the great Central Val
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-01
Momentary Tre-

A telephone.aller Monday mon
toned that E1,entro'e float in the
Calexico paradwas s,,nnlied nartlv
py NeV-oa' an partly by the I'M
ptrldi lIi''atio District.
That should . como hind of q
1loWer lor 'ne ! Centre Chamber
OF Commerce t. RR hereby votes
tic cildliipct dNolive branch.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-01
Assistants

Mrs. Stepon r Tier had a "ouard
of honor" hon che wae ird,,otod
as new outlay school supcrintend-
ent for the ,resbvterian church il,
FL Centre.
me euaI' was made up of ten
poyS' iheii'oer OF her Sunday school
c'd>a' WHO pSented their teacher
to inc fe'irnii superintendent, A. j.
Smaller, and T. nastor mr. George
w. Thomas.
we didn't ont bor to on I'M
'iiele dioile! ey explained.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-01
D AMBL|Ne
X EpORTER
Where An L

Where AMI
oolie iolk just never will learn
'ieir wa, around.
Langstn Goree has lived IN +be
valley somanv many veare hu+ ho
SIlil se's lost. In the confusion at
le''nls VI, pageant Friday evening
DIT CaieAio he somehow took the
"ioils ro@ and finally when he had
piioteu iih machine into a cavern
Gus NOOK he confessed he was lost
and got OF ,o reconnoiter
ne "dS n the bottom of the All
American <nal,
~ mighty good thing the
canal was jryD
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-01

Butter: Los Angeles 20c,
terfat, Imperial Valley I. o. B. fu1e2,I
grade A. SIC: manufacturing -
Gle; route gathered cream S7c.
L. A. hay: u. s. No. ia
U . S. No. 2 Ieafy $13-13.50: u. 3. -
2 S1O.5O-ll; Mpls. May flax S1.S1.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-06-27

the story will be slipped in with the
ones shot on the American location
and it won't be surprising if the
Baldwin lake shots are the more
convincing.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-06-27
Gift Doilies in Pineapple Design

piece or scarf, the small ones for
place mats. Pattern 2243 contains
directions for making doilies; il
Illustrations of them and stitches;
materials required. Send order to:
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-06-27
GEN ERAL
HUGH s.
.JOH N SON
..J.!!...!G!!'!!Hc'''''.'
wNu S-ry.e
Washington, d. C..
WHY WE MUST STAY OUT

Apart from emotion, there are
three compelling reasons why we
should now stay out of war. Cd We
not only have nothing to put in but
due to criminal neglects, we are de-
fenseless on our own shores. ~ Our
great need is time to prepare our
defense and, on all the facts, and the
opinion of all competent experts, we
could have from Is months to three
years if we do not invite every dam
ger we fear and rush headlong into
a situation we are now totally I'M
able to handle. 90 If we stay out
of this thing and become strong, we
shall have a voice in the outcome.
If we go in, by our present weak
ness foredoomed to defeat, we shall
just be another Hitler trophy-"voe
victis"-woe to the vanquished.
In the post World war Gordon
sanitaire," France melted the little
countries to threaten Germany on
her promise of help-and then neg
lected to remain able to help. On
the same formula, Britain encour-
aged Poland to resist on England S
guaranty" of assistance and was
wholly unable to help. Similarly,
for domestic politics, we are hold
ing out false hopes to England and
France and have melted them to
war.
All those small nations are gone
nine of them. France and England
are responsible. France also is gone.
England is going. We are repeating
the same CHASTITY international i'm
morality and suicide. For Gods
sake let's keep out-at least long
enough to get ready to get in.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-06-27
Ford Is Prepared to Speed Big Airplane Production

WASHINGTON.-Edsel Ford said
after conference with William S.
Knudsen, member of the national
defense commission, that his COM
pany was ready to swing into mass
production of airplanes as soon as
the government granted it con-
tracts.
Ford told reporters that the
army's fast pursuit plane, the P-40.
which engineers of his company ex-
amined, was found suitable for
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-06-27

Ford said that his company had
much space available for plane pro-
duction in it's old Highland Park,
Mich, plant, now partly vacant.
Retooling of Ford plants for pro-
duction of new 1871 automobile
models, he continued, is already So
far along that the demand for ma.
chine tools to TURN out airplanes
would not interfere with it. It is
too early now, he added, to say
whether sufficient machine tools will
be available to permit the introduc.
ton of new models for 1912.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-06-27

mass production in his plant.
He declined to estimate how
many planes he believed his COM
pany might turn out, but Ford
sources had indicated previously
that they believed a production
OF 1000 planes day was feasible.
The motor executive said his COM
pany was studying the Rolls-Royce
airplane engine, which Great Brit
ain has released to the United States
for production in this country.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-06-27

Uncle Ezra (Pat Barrett) of ra-
dos National Barn Dance is highly
enthusiastic over making movies in
Hollywood, but the most difficult
thing he had to adjust himself to
was the delay in starting. He re-
Gently returned to Chicago from the
cinema city after making Coming
Round the Mountain" with Bob
Burns; later he'll go back to Para
mount and do two more.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-06-27
H$$GQcz5f:
2S|$2sDltl4$2HE!S|s,
STAGE SCREENEk RADIO
Ry VIRGINIA VALE

(Released by Western Newspaper Union.)
WHEN you see Paramount's
w version of Joseph Conrad's
''Victory" directed by John
Cromwell, co-starring Frederic
March and Betty Field, you'll
see some of the most-traveled
film ever shown. Scenes
were shot in Sourbaya, on
the island of Java, in the
Dutch East Indies; then the
cans of film were transported by
train, native boat, and finally by
Chinese air line to Hong Kong. A
Pan-American clipper flew it to
Manila, and there it stayed; so
many passengers were waiting to
take the clipper home that there
was no room for part of movie.
1t came along on the next sched-
uled flight. Meanwhile the cast was
working at Baldwin lake. The
scenes shot in the actual location of
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-06-27
Aim Is First

The art of a thing is. fist, its
aim, and, next, its manner of ac-
complishment.-Bovee.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-06-27
Dangerous InsineeritY

OF all the evil spirits abroad at
this hour in the world, insincerity
is the most dangerous.-Froude.
Evening star., 1940-12-15

NO CASH RE0UIRED-TRADE YOUR
vacant lot for practically new Groom brick
house. attached garage. auto. heater: good
loc"tion; =. H. A. financed. low monthly
payments. Inquire 230l So. Arlington
Ridge rd., Arlington, Va.
Evening star., 1940-12-15
ANNOUNCEMENT

Now big display lot featuring 2B new
and used trailers. Schult, Plymouth,
Travelo. Covered Wagon; convenient terms.
american Trailer Co, Inc. spring Bank
Trailer Manor on u 8. Hwy. !, miles
Evening star., 1940-12-15
GREEN & MAGRUDER,
- 2s4o Wilson Blvd, Arl:. Va;

ITO ACRES, FRONTING ON
Lee blvd, wooded, large
stream, overlooking new golf
course. A rare opportunity.
w. S. HOGE, Jr., 1915 Lee
hwy. CHI. 0600.
Evening star., 1940-12-15
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE.
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

WILL TRADE MY $1,000 Equity IN
5000 home located on Richmond hish-
way miles south Alexandria for small
acreage clear OF debt in Fairfax County.
Alexandria 1927
Evening star., 1940-12-15
MONTGOMERY COUNTY,

175 acres, hunt club sectien. near Po-
tomac, 1e miles from D. c: On paved road;
buildings. 2b acres woods. balance culti-
waited: s15.750;, terms. 5000.
$50 acres, !. all farm BUILDINGS. sS1sBoO.
Many other farms, 10 to 900 acres listed
Buell. Ne. GardneI-J. e. Kelly,
Rockville, Nd. Phone $50.
Evening star., 1940-12-15
FIRST IN FRIENDLINESS"

YOU
can get a loan Of $4,000
il you can make monthly pay
ments of $7O4.
Evening star., 1940-12-15
ACREAGE WANTID.

on Colesville or 0eorgia ave. pike. Give
details. Address p. o. Box 43, Forest
Evening star., 1940-12-15
AUTO PARTS.

PARTS for '36 Dodge and Plymouth '37
Ford and many others; low prices a55
Fla. ave. NV. Decatur O35S
Evening star., 1940-12-15
ACREAGE ron sAlI.

EoE coM.duNrTY ROW AND FLAT 9. G.
w'ec oHasr iaa 'fxsE sfArEs. nss laos 'IoS S sr a.
,5h ACRIs BEAu1IFUL ROLLING oRAse-
anS ms. u fro 4aas
ste 45S:it: , read trontaIs; sIss:. q ph0ns. ns
800 down. $50 month. VERNON NJ.
pike. Alex. 69O6. Closed Sundays.
ALEXANDRIA. vA.-ON MAIN STREET;
about is acres OF land rising from the
can be Inspected. shows An economical
arransement: price. $4,000,
171s < L1gIS g! N.k. {; sHorMAkFEEz. N. 1855.
1890 ACRES
NEAR WASHINGTON,
IN HISTORIC FAIRFAX CO. VA.
This property is clear Of debt and is
game preserve or country estate, It lies in
faced. It Is IL miles from washinEton
to this land over hard roads. City elec-
1ricity and school buses available. In
white neighborhood. This land Is covered
with beautiful trees, hills, valleys springs,
streams gravel pits, stone auarries and
has a large creek on 1t. Price. $50 per
acre as . whole; one-fourth cash. balance
f1sr.I. over iNns srIen Period q years No agents
MASON HIRsT. Annandale. Va. at the
bs12. Address Alexandria, Va, Route 3.
Once closed Sundays.
Evening star., 1940-12-15
PRINCETON, MD.

NEAR THE DISTRICT.
4A MILES SOUTHEAST.
Beautifully situated. level. clear or
wooded 5Ox1 5O-foot lots S100-S125-$150.
with none higher for the present. on easy
terms All roads lead to Princeton. Any
type building site you may desire is here
for at auction Our men on the property
daily and Sunday. Drive out Pennsyl-
vania avenue se.. turn right on Branch
to Camp Springs. turn left a mile to
Princeton signs.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
Realtors.
925 New York Ave. NV. MA. 9797.
Evening star., 1940-12-15
LOTS FOR SALE,

VERY CHOICE LOT, FOUR GRAVES. IN
or t.r. AZ sssR
ST. sss asssa s. LOT Or sos
s:seo: snD:sy:nsns: ssy:s =: 6so 1 b1EfHs
hts. b. C.; 10oxaOO: wooded. good rds;:
ss91.Sy ssg1 spi rd BAN Clinton RS 0s
LOT. 60-Fr. FRONT. 100 FT. DEEP;
$500 cash. Chestnut OO6O.
ANAcosTIA. Mr.. GOOD HOPE RD.-APT.
or row house; high grounds; improyements
ias!nfsa ms Efipso ss1is3 s3 12ess 12e!sssed to SELL Call
and OTIS SITS. ne $500 i7th ST. ne.
NEAR 18th. AND EMERSON SITS, NV;
Lot 5Ox144, all improvements; beautiful
Sf't's4 Be- 1875 f5sss WxpR Iaiy 5xs M
CHOICE WOODED LOTS IN EXCLUSIVE
81 $50: terms. OIL. 1928 Or wi 5sss.
HoMEsTTEs. 5OxlOO. $500: 2 BLOCKS
r. PSRShs oR%NR Pa1s 4sol p Beck See T SUNDAY until
DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS ALL SEC
Me- Me- 1900, 800, bu. 1900.
LOCUST RIDGE ON RIVER RID. ABOUT
mile Deynd Sesste, Club cosS asFe rS 1f
discount for cash. OWNER. oliver s47l.
ALL OR PART OF 200 LOTS FOR GROUP
ssss to SSasss ssSs .aa 5Ssss
including water and sewer. MA. 9257.
Sunday. le to 2, or weekdays 9 to 8.
BEAUTIFUL. WOODED CORNER LOT.
oWNER. esWeiE me NE. o4ss. Ewes. Oxford ss-J.il.
NEARBY vA-CHoICE LOTS NEAR NEW
EsSS 'sSS.5 Development view w'shins'0n' 'A'
aeeHa .tTees. sosed 1st Is sen', tSs boe g. e. "
4es ?s't s. WI It Ifo7D r. SRs.R u ss
ouasada sts.. Chevy Chase. b. c.; all i'm
proponents; 81; $50 for both Man u,un
Building sites, Unaerwoos and End sts.
AZ sudnI ooa Site. 0T v.s M
and sewer, S1.150 for both; half cash.
balance, second trust: on = st. sc. near
Tso :nd shrss;sts.y apartment ss., ho1ss .ns
iiEsE sExI Fl TuRsEs RGS sash CO.. 11o5 Vermont Ave.
nc csli R.ndoiph 8 Ssss. National ii sis1:
BARGAIN-,1O0,Qo 900 50. TT. LAND IN
Takom. Park: | block from bus and stores;
!ssS tnsn one-nail o. traGi ;i, mas 1een suD- ss
Ali imDroSsmsnss svafasis $500.
81 Cedar EosHRT s{ 4sEoms e; PnFh. PsaF eE ossl.
5a. sss sSsl seH9S SIS q sssa A
''sps 11a. + g SSs's Sx SHOEMAKER sA 1855
Tree, w94Ps5Dr ss2F g RiiT RAFK ;.erinee.
THos' sseS 4. JARRElL 1sRia. c.. S REALTORS,
4!sto ST; NEAR 2; cApIToL; lsnS =.
Ask s 'S. braneh oe once nsn ssoi 3 1sSsm. a. ave. We
Sc. Saturday and Sunday afternoon.
Lincoln lo4G xbnBERr W LEE
1s4s H St. NV District 1900.
FOR FLATS, DUPLEXE.
Where You Can Get Good SITES EoE
uooo' e-Fam, eAH 9pupleses5 a 10f for % Only $3.50.
includes over 500 FEET ist coml. Front.
er Soo Ana ap oher oroand for nf Housss
msnts. s.It o'HARE ESTATES 14o9 L NE. MA.
,.. - BgMnERs ,5 ..5s At ATTEMTIoH Gs.ES y. 9 .r..
sSss. SSte VI: VI; 4s4s' tsERs arranged WI $500
WE BUILD ANYWHERE,
for for complete job. supplying everything At
SMITH BROS. & CO., INC,
WI. 4554. CHI. 0746.
PRINCETON, MD.
NEAR THE DISTRICT:
4A MILES SOUTHEAST.
Beautifully situated. level. clear or
wooded 5Ox150-foot lots. S100-S125-$150.
with none higher for the present. on easy
terms All roads lead to Princeton Any
type building site you may desire is here
at prices way below what similar lots sell
for At auction. Our men on the property
vania avenue Sc. turn right on Branch
Evening star., 1940-12-15

NEW BRICK APIS.
CORNER LOT, so APIS: renting for
$4,000 per year, all rented; low upkeep.
For apMr appSlntmenss san.,w san ,,,,
2-FAMILY, 4-FAMTLY AND 6-FAMILY
hats and small investment houses
PHILLIPS & CANDY, INC,
MA. 1900. 1912 18th St. NV.
Evening star., 1940-12-15
TRAllERS WANTED
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

wanted; will trade apartment of
furniture for house trailer. Box 69-D.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-14
Infantile Paralysis Didn't
Cause Tacoma Girls Death

Death Of Doris Little. IS. 1880
So. 53rd 81. last Thursday def
initely was not due TO infantile
paralysis.
Concluding his tests in the
pathological laboratories OF Ia
coma General hospital Wednesday.
DR.. Charles p. Larson. expert
pathologist. learned the young
woman vas not victim OF polio
myelitis.
Exhaustive and revealing tests
disclosed she was suffering from
Shilders disease. termed "periax-
tails encephalitis diffusa" in medi-
cal parlance, destructive TO brain
tissues but not infectious.
DR.. Lsrsons tests were part OF
an autopsy performed at Pierce
County hospital, where the girl.
an iron lung" patient before her
death. succumbed. His discoveries
supported the belief of DR.. Melvin
Warran, in charge OF the paralysis
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-14
Angry Husband
Taken 10 Jail

Accused Of threatening his
wife's life with a butcher knife
and with beating her severely,
Lem o. Kirkland. a laborer. 356l
Ea. n at, was Jailed on disorderly
conduct charges Thursday.
Officers Don Davies and r. s.
Morrison. called TO the kirkland
residence at $50 a. m. Thursday
on the excited summons Of neigh
bors who said "a man is killing a
woman" took Kirkland into Gus
tody. Mrs Kirkland. who answer
ed the door. bore bloody marks of
the beating she had taken. and
the kirklands four children were
covering in fear. police said.
Kirkland was partly intoxicated
and still threatening when he was
taken 10 jail. In police court, Kirk
land drew a 30-day jail sentence,
suspended on promise OF good be-
havior," and was released.