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and Mrs, Y. Aired red lind, tlpd, also < q r r .1 ieia e1ian~HiN Ljaa1s. oIsaabt
 The, g, o'clock service. was read by the Rev. John A, Glasse and wedding music was played by Mrs. carol BBeery Davis organist,
 Huge. baskets, of white ,gladioli, tied with white ribbon bows, and white, : tapers in candelabra, were placed upon the. church. altar for the ceremony. White candles were also arranged at each of the, win DoW fe9H sssF'loiis sssFes a bsI.pia U Re ot 1.-The { petite. blonde pride was charming in her lightweight wool costume suit of .seaWeed (, green, designed, with a ballero jacket of the same material trimmed with gray 'kjdskin fur. Her accessories were of matching. colors. She wore a corsage of white orchids and a gold lapel watch. which. had been Wolp by laer gfandmo her s:llil , Mrs Ralph Brookhart,, the bride $
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little producing directing because
 doesn't watch he1l the picture finished ahead of time and then the bosses will think he's no good
 But let's back to Jones, who's sitting on box way in the background and isn't interested.
 T been out here Is and em make plenty of Jones Tn the old days driver used to drive his pictures he'd collect Tor being the picture guild put to it. If we'd put squawk maybe could still be getting it. but we didn't squawk Now they get actor to drive and just stand by"
 the taxi business not what it used to be in many private and not enough riders be he that people from the movie studios would call cab they walk, drive themselves still plenty Of movie calls and tips even better good old Used to be he says that 10 cents dime, ct 10 cent all driver could hope for goes two-bits to 40 cents to half buck One regular riders" from studio to home Ala Naz nova Gin Escape) spends bucks trip One sixty in fare 70 cents in tip ss...s. s 4
 The gtauoDus Rita Haywmh by and Jones doesn't lift his eyes Glamour another item that's all in gravy day.
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5TAIII0E kINlY. s. V ,.. Sx x. 10 MOVE STUDIO

Studios and office of radio sta tin, KINY are to be moved from the Triangle Building to the Deck er.s,. Building on South Franklin Street, according to a permit is sued by the City Building Inspec- tor. 6 fas t,,. r.,,E
 , Remodeling of ths Decker Build ing property to fit the stations needs will cost $500 w R. Nichols applied for the permit. 's
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CLIPPER lRip EA'' E. ......is..s 2. X. ,...sl .. E CANCELLED

t; The. Alaska Clipper cancelled it's
 scheduled flight to Seattle today because Of llnfavorable weather con-
 ditions. while the northbound Elec- .tra was waiting at the airport at press time for favorable takeoff weather to Fairbapks.3af A4a
 f Scheduled to leave with Electra
 pilots Captain Al Mopsen. and Chief Officer Herman Josyln are Burks
 White. Hassie Hunt Don. Moulden, Harold Anderson, K. Harrington, R. Baatfidffs NH MdDpwell alid Char foftse Roberts. % "
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RAIDSs
 MADE IN NICE ON BIG SCALE -I
Germans Report Whole sale Riots-RevoIyers Fir
 ed, Windows Smashed

BERLIN, August 2.-The German radio said today anti-Jewish dem onstraticns are reported to have cc- cured !. ca a large, scale in Nice France, last lnight,n6 siosafs
 i a Large plate glass windows ir Jewish owned shops and depart msnt stores wera .splasbed,, revolvcI shots were fred and slogans de- claripg Down. with the Jews and Ffsihasopssy wsrM wstten in large fed aettcrs at stoie scntranccs.
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Bessarabia Is 13fh of
 Reds Union

MOSCOW, Aug, 2. - Supreme Council of the Russian Parliament unanimously adopted a resolution today creating the Moldavian Union Republic which incorporated the larger part of Bessarabia recently obtained from Rumania.
 The Moldavian Republic is the thirteenth member of the Union of Soviet Republics
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Mrs. SChoettIer
 Returns South

Mrs. Miriam c. Schoettler, mother af MT. Robert Schoettler, manager 1f the Baranof Hotel returned to her home in Seattle this morning .gn the Canadian Pacific steamer Princess Charlotte.
 During, ,her two weeks visit in Juneaus Mrs, Schoettler was the incentive for many social affairs.
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JUNEAU PLANES MAKE
 THREE FLIGHTS: ALL g.
 PILOTS TAKE TO AIR

Three flights were made out of Juneau by local fliers today. Shell Simmons flying Jack Littlepage and Paul, Sorenson to Chichagof and Hirst respectively, Alex Holden fly ing E. Withrow to Sitka. and John Amundsen flying trip to the Pol Iaris-Taku mine.
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MB..'ch'eslrltnlgfon ,s And Daughter Here

:, Bud .Cherrington, Acting Manager of KINY. flew to Petersburg last night with Shell Simmons to meet his lWife. and 87year-old daughter
 lorthboupdl on the steamer Yukon which arrived here this morning. ss They yCherripgtons are. stopping at tAs B{rasof fptel pntil M they choose an apaftments.
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MISS HARRINGTON
 BECOMES BRIDE OF !
 MR. ARTHUR LIND
Popular Young Couple Wed at Chur(h Here
 Last Evening

A simple but verg lovely all-vhite wedding was performed last eve ming at the Northern Light Pres byterian Church when Miss June Harrington, daughter of Mi. and Mrs Brazille L, Harrington of Enumclaw, Wash, became the bride of MT. Arthur E. Lind son of Mr.
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DIES

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2. = J. c. McCarl, 6l, former Comptroller of the United States who became known as the Watchdog of the Treasury" in controversies with the Roosevelt Administration and New Deal expenditures died suddenly in his office today.
 McCarl retired from office four years ago.
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IdioTrnal Dinner for
 Katherine Robinson

Tn compliment to his cousirf Miss Katherine Robinson, MT. John Jones was host last evening with an in- formal dinner party given in the banquet room of Percy's Cafe.
 Miss Robinson is visiting in Ju- neau from Los Angeles.
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Vlt't.'F. VoIef,,''ll
 FamiIYon NorthIdnd

Dr and Mrs. E. F. Vollert, ac- ccmpanied by their daughter, are enroute !, here son the Motorship Northland. < s
 Dr. Vollert is the physician in charge Of the Government Hospital here. He and his family have spent the past few months in the States.
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SHOCK QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK, Aug 2. - Closing 1uotaticn of Alaska Juneau mine stock today is A, American Can 415ls, Anaecnda 20h. Bethlehem Steel 80, Go nm veal tn and Southern 1il, Curtiss- Wright T. General Motors 455s, International Harvester 447s, Kennecott 27's New York Central l2, Northern Pacific 5lS, United States Steel 54, Pound s3.88
 DOW, JONES AVERAGES sss The following arestoday,s Dow, :Jenes averages: Industrialsg l26.37, rails g26.95, utilities 22982s N
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SKAGWAY MERCHANT .. ON STEAMER YUKON

Harry G. Aask. prominent Skag- way merchant, is enroute home on the steamer Yukon. He and his family have enjoyed trip to the San Francisco Fair and visits to the coast cities. Mrs. Ask and her two children will remain south for a short while before joining MT. Ask in Skagway.
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Ifs Fun t0g" Be Stabbed,
 Says Ollie
Witness in Assault Case Refuses to Blame
 Friend Sunshine

Being stabbed in the back is a pleasure, according to Ollie Nelson of, Juneau, who testified at hear ing in the court Of U. s. Commis- sioner Felix Gray. yesterday that he had been stabbed lots of times F Nelson, called as witness in case against Arminta (Sunshine) Osborne, Juneau negress said of being stabbed:
 Tt doesn't feel bad; it feels good. The blade feels warm and pleas ant
 He Can't Remember
 That was how 1t felt, ordinarily, to be stabbed, Nelson said. But he admitted he didn't feel anything at all when he was stabbed during visit to Miss Osborne's cabin on South Franklin Street two weeks ago.
 In fact, Nelson couldn't remem- ber much of anything else that happened that night. He admitted he was drunk, but not as drunk as he had been lots of times" be- fore. And on none of these former occasions, he said, had he been unable to recall what went on about him.
 Knife Identified
 He identified a blood-stained butcher knife introduced in evil dence yesterday as one which his friend, Miss Osborne, kept in her '-i'"hen to "cut up salads and things"
 Nelson was found by policemen outside his cabin After he was given medical attention and taken to jail Miss Osborne was arrested, and according to police officers testimony, admitted stabbing Neil son during a love spat.'
 Nelson wa5 taken from the City Jail to St. Ann's Hospital the fol- lowing day by ambulance, when
 his condition became worse. He stayed eight days in the hospital.
 All Is Forgiven
 But whatever Armlnta may have done to him, Nelson made it plain by his testimony at the hearing yesterday that he has forgiven hel. 1 He forgave her once before, when she took two shots at him several months ago. Since that, Arminta has been treated for severe. scalp injuries suffered, attendants sur missed, from being struck on the head with rock. She didn't blame on that occasion, either.
 At the hearing yesterday, Ar nina refused, on the advice of her attorney Mrs. Mildred Hermann, to say a word.
 She was ordered bound over to the Grand Jury under $2,000 bond | on a charge of assault with a dan gerous weapon.
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 WALLACE. has achieved marked success as Q corn husbandman and cattle breeder Incidentally, he founded those -husking con- tests. He raises coFn and wheat in Iowa, developed a new c'Hi- -Bred') corn that yields four to 10 bushels more an acre than ordinary va rieties. He is the, third of his fam fly to edit the weekly "Wallace's Farmer and Iowa Homestead. He thinks reciprocal trade treaties help agriculture. And he was one of the founders of the AAA.
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 McNARY lives on a farm near Salem, Ore. "Fircone,1 as he calls his home, is community show place, has filbert, walnut, cherry and pear orchards. McNary devel- oped the largest prune on the mar ket, sells its juice as a breakfast drink The 667year-old Senator from Oregon in 1926 sponsored the Mo- Nary Haugen bill Cveoted by Cool idge) to. subsidize U, s. grain grow CTS to sell abroad He has always supported public electric power-one reason being to get cheaper electric ity for farmers.
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Baseball Today

s A The following are scores of games played this afternoon in the two major leagues: M National League Chicago 4; Brooklyn g.. Cincinnati 3; Boston 70, first game.
 St. Louis 4; New York 5.
 American League Washington 2; Chicago 10. New York 10; Cleveland 2.
 ALASKAN TO WED SEATTLE, Aug PA marriage license has been issued to James Sayles, 6l, of Seattle, and Ann Jen- sen, 43, of Ketchikan, Alaska.
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 depression which noheaStWard was centered while continued Gulf most of Alaska Cloudy weather all of Alaska during the last "A hours and there the Yukon Territory in Brit Columbia clouds Seattle the southern half of the route 3-Sunrise 4.53 Sis
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ALASKAN TO WED
MRS. HARMON LEAVES

Mrs. Vera B. Harmon was southbound passenger on the steam CT Princess Charlotte this morning. She is Socail Welfare Director of the office of Indian Affairs here.
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U. S DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE, WEATHER BUREAU THE WEATHER
(By the U. s. Weather Bureau
Forecast for Juneau and vicinity beginning at

Forecast for Juneau vicinity beginning 1:30 Aug & and Sat- urday minimum 5S degrees; southey 
 Southeast Alaska: with much tonight Saturday. southey moderate fresh straits and Canal
 Foreca Q coast of the 0 souherly Inchmbook; moderate south southeasey Cape Hnchmbook to Kodiak but winds becoming fresh to strong near
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PERCY,S CAFE OPEN ALL NIGHT
.STOR'

al pERCY'S ANY TIME for Dinners or Light Lunches thot all Juneuu Is iolking about. TRY OUR FOUN- TAM TOO!
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OUR NEXT V. p. |1 A FARMER
AP Feature Service

AP Feature Service
 Ne matter which party wins in November. the next Vice-Prcsident of tho United States will be farmer Here's proof:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-09
is Planes Leave
And Il Return

Bad weather had forced IA Of
is McChord field bombing planes
To return 10 the home mat" after
being Out only short time on a
scheduled eunnery maneuver flight
Il Goleta. Cal. Friday
The two planes still aloft are
ostensbly on their way to Hamil-
ton field. Cal. Their failure to
return to MeChord did not create
fear among field Officials Word
has been forward to Hamilton
field ordering the men to return
here as soon as feasible.
Each plane contains two officers
and five enlisted men. In COM
mand of one ship is 1t. Walter E.
Arnold. jr.. of the I'D Bombard-
ment Squadron. while 1t. David NJ.
Jones of the saith Bomhardment
Squadron Is in command of the
second plane.
Led by 1t. Col. Robin Day. the
16 bombing planes took off from
MeChord field about 10 a. m. FRI
day. bound for a two-weeks' gun.
merry practice flight around Goleta.
near Santa Barbara.
Within half hour nine of the
Is planes had returned to McChord
field. Five others struggled in
during the next hour. leaving only
two planes unaccounted for.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-09
Tower Of London
Hit by Bombs

LONDON The Tower Of Lon
don and st Clement Danes. church
in the Strand have been damaged
in recent German air raids. II
was disclosed today.
The turret and one wall Of the
Tower Of London were hit. Bombs
tore down walls eight feet thick
enclosing the wardens quarters.
A section of the wall as large as a
lotion truck fell into the moat.
ST. Clement Danes church was
completed in 1862 from designs
by Sir Christopher Wren. In its
tower spire hang the bells Of the
nursery rhyme, Oranges and
lemons. say the bells Of St Gle
ments. Each March 81 children
of the parish receive oranges and
lemons.
Tine original church on the site
proba bly, received is name from .
settlement Of Danes IN the neigh
borhood ST Clement Danes nov
is the unofficial church Of tn.
Danish colony in London.
In the Tower Good Queen Bess'
lived in palace long since torn
down. and here the most famous
prisoners Of Britains history had
been held-kings, queens, princes
and prineesses. noblemen without
number. bishops, authors and IA.
nous traitors
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Navy Cooperation
Still Is Talked

LONDON Negotiations for
American British Australian de-
fensive naval cooperation In The
Pacific are 10 be resumed when
the Marques Of Lothian. now in
Great Britain. returns 10 his post
as British ambassador a. Wash
ington. II was believed today
Reliable informants. As reported
BY United Press, say negotiations
already have resulted IN an agree
ment IN principle. under which an
emergency defense decision might
be taken by the three governments
At short notice.
II would not be surprising. in
formants added today. that II.
without formal advance commit
ments. an understanding had been
reached which in certain eontin-
gencies would make the entire
Singapore and Australian bases
and facilities available to the
United States battle fleet
Authentic information of details
was not available. but observers
here asked whether British war.
ships might enjoy reciprocal ad-
vantages at certain United States
bases in the western Pacific
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Cable 10 Vashon
Island Severed
XVI Broodcosts
From Tronsmitter

Radio station NJ. which norm
ally ereaaessis from - rseoms
and Seattle studios. continued p
day - broadcast directly from
Their Nashon Island tranSmlttsr -
= crew 81 men searched Puget
Sound fer an end a ne submarine
cable which snapped Thursday At
ternoon=
Paelne Telephone md telegraph
%. officials sad eaaSe II Ire
break has not YET heen determined.
bur scoffed A. = .heory that the
collapse 81 the Sarrows bridge
Vas in any way responsible
The cable erosses the Sound
from POINT Defiance 10 Tahlequah.
following roughly he same route
as ths Nashon island ferries
A telephone company cable
barge erew WAS on The Job early
Friday morning attempting Il To-
cate the cable
Programs we've interrupted only
momentauly. XVI officials said.
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Foresee Resumption of Coost Shipping:
One Striking Union Accepts Peoce Plan

>A> FRANCISCO - Peaceful
settlement - ths uxe=xsek 81
steam schooner tisan leeued teass
When The Ssn Francisco leeal %
ne Marine Faremsa. Oilers. Water
tenders and Ntrers association
voted Il accept = compromise Nsks
Increase offered ~ re shineSnsfs
Association a the Pacific coast
Thc San Francisco ieeal voted
Us 70 Sc 70 accept an Increase 81
3 - monthly. hslf u The original
demand The san Pedro Local hss
voted against The compromise. ard
the outcome All ~ determined 10.
dsy when ballots are counted IN
Seattle and Portland.
The marine firemen struck oct
I and were followed shortly after.
ward by he marine Cooks and
Stewards union Sailors. marine
engineers and the masters and
mates have not been technically On
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-09
Eastwood Learns
OF Bridge Crash

rselle safety Commissioner
Holue. Es.fsaed -. visiting
klley nfssoa II NantsenssY. Al.
shsn he -. lnfaFmed - shs eei.
lspss - he nsean. Nsrre~.
bridge
\ as.psseh lfefa he slshsms
eIsx I'D Easss=nea - lnfefmsa
Il ne collapse ~ ~ innate. ~ho
I'D heard = nsps Bulletin ever =
radta. fhs commissioner expressed
relief shsn ted - 80 a.. N
lared OF 10 lives we're last
Esstsesaa. - fssais hane foiia~
lnK : lfIn - Washington. 4. Z
where - conferred with Fn1 ..
fieisls as visiting ths rftson
When raul nsxt. : native ~ So
attic tad the commissioner n ihs
catastrophe
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-09
Woman Loses Life
AS Town Burns

CORDONA. AlssLa--The ghost
mining town Of Mccarthy virtu.
ally Was in ruins today. "a result
OF a fire that swept the village in
below zero temperature. killing the
wife OF the postmaster
Mrs Ora Jackson. -. died when
a furnace IN her home set fire TO
the house. the blaze spreading In
tWinkling 10 the Alaska hotel.
"a grocery store and . half DOZEN
residences in the same block.
Bill Howell a miner. WAS burned
seriously attempting Mrs Jack
sons rescue. and he vas flown
here from Mccarthy for treat.
ment
Mccarthy. a town Of lis popu-
lation 40 miles 10 the north of
cordoys. once Wa . prominent
trading center II 10 al the head
Of the Copper Riyer-sorthvestsrn
railroad. but. when the kennioott
Copper oompzny's mine closed two
years ago. most Of the residents
departed
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-09
Talmud Torah Will
Honor Two Visitors

Designated as B'nai Birth sab
bath in honor Of two distinguished
guests Of the Bnai Birth order
expected TO attend the regular
worship service Of Talmud Torsh
synagogue. So. 18th and I SITS, viii
be held Friday at s:15 p. m.
Visitors will be Henry Vein
berger. grand president Of District
No. 4. and Harry X Wolff, grand
orator OF the district. Both viii
speak Rabbi y. J. TRIGGER Wlll
offieiste
Following the service a recep-
ton for the guests vii be held IN
the yestry room Members Of the
Bnsl Birth auxiliary. Of which
Mrs Vera Lorber Is president. vii
serve a. hostesses Assisting vii
be members Of the Destiny lodge.
led by Is president Dsn spsllman.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-09
Absentee Ballots
Kept Under Seals

Prosecutor Thor {. Tollefson. as
legal adviser 10 the county cleo
ton board. said Friday he vas
taking unusual precautions 10
guard absentee ballots. upon
which the election Of Langlie or
Dill as governor may depend
The ballots were held in three
heavy boxes. padlocked heavily and
scaled with three railroad seals
which could not be duplicated. II
broken In addition the boxes are
kept at all times IN the election
boards locked vault.
Counting of the large number
of ballots. probably about 1000,
viii take at least week Toilet
son said. The tally Will start next
Tuesday. Official counters VII
be one man recommended by each
major party and appointed by the
election board and one appointed
on the boards own recommended
ton. Election board members
themselves will be present At the
counting.
Precautions here are even ex-
eeeded in Seattle. the prosecutor
said With around 10000 abb
sentee ballots in King county. he
revealed. each party has retained
private detective TO watch the
place where they are kept at all
times.
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To Open New
Road Sunday
Crooked Elhi Hill
Lone Eliminated

Tacoma and valley residents Up
a. far a. ne Buckley area VII
Jon Sunday afternoon n eere-
monies opening the new section O.
state road No. between Sumner
and Buckley.
The new stretch Of highway
eliminates The crooked road from
The En- hin 10 Buckley. long the
bare Of motorists going from Ts-
coma to Yakima. Ceremonies open
ins the highway vii begin At so
with formation Of caravan AZ
Sumner high school
Mayor Harry ? Cain Of Tacoma
MI be master 81 ceremonies Al the
Buckley park Al $50 Others on
the program vii include ". ?
Bonney Of the state historical So
eietv. J Y Hamilton. district en-
Eineer of the highway department:
Z F limerick. resident engineer
and mayors Of Puyallup. Summer.
Buckley and Enumclaw. Tacoma
Chamber Of Commerce representa-
tives will be W c. Raleigh and
+ L. Warner.
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May Get Money
For New Airpori

Provided surveys 80 go sssI.
nss<= - - completed 81 fer-
essasa n wssrinxtao n. c. -
fafs Ssx = rseem. nay -
placed n "a ~ /. ar. f~seral
ssr-nassaFe - > naHlssral 49,
rs*s = 81 lass sH< s.sIaeal -
fsn<~ rssns
Wnfks Canms.>Iener n~rupr~~r
80 T.sesns representative = =
sasfsr.nss 81 ee.fsie Wednesday,
~ses - learned - 10 Nerfewe
hshixe disaster
Thaf.s.v - sspEsIn<a nat -
Seattle FHr<tlHH kFnanHt tnnefh<f
sh< nffleiats u . lsrns namtpr -
WsshsAatan eemnaunftI<s tnat ~ey
participates - 80 initial ntn -
80 80 - ~ - f~ss<f.t 6uv~vus
m.as fnt ~unleirsl strrrst asseI-
srmsnt
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Charles Eugene Hanson. AZ
yesr-old Puyaliup lsborer. wAs
held IN the Pierce county jail Pm
day 70 await an attempt u South
Dakota authorities 70 sxtradits
him on a charge u child dsserfion.
An officer from Gregory county.
So Dak.. wired Sheriff BjorkIupd
he Nas on his way here 70 yet the
man. Extrsditlon on a charge Of
dessrtion or non-support wss con
sldered doubtful D. local officers.
Il viii depend upon a hearing BE-
fore Gov. Martin.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-09
Need $4,000 Girls
To Attend Dance

Their first such affair an UNI
qualified success, enlisted men at
McChord Field, Fort Lewis and
Camp Murray-some $4,000 strong
will hold the second in a series
OF enlisted mems dances Wednes-
day night at the armory here
And, again, a plea went out
for girls. not more than $4,000
girls, please, to serve as dancing
partners.
This time the 14sth Field Artil-
lery orchestra will furnish the
music. All men in uniform from
McChord Field. Fort Lewis or
Camp Murray are invited So are.
as might be imagined. all members
Of the opposite sex
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Former Convict
Back 10 Prison

Nsxtna west. ss.Yeef nj frv-
nsr essnvtet. as s~nter<~d - NJ
..eana term II Nslla Wslia fee
forgery Friday
West pleaded naslty n pam1n.
s~a fssnss shssks ssssy N 1~se
81 an Olympia highway tavern ssd
Farmland sFees1Y ssa<s Js<tgs
gsnest n carl st she raniAasa
term 81 % yssss
r~s atn.Ts shs1x<d ~tih fss1evv
~sfs .rrslxned h<faFs Issaus = q.
llasiss friday Sawsfd LAnsafs.
"a. a..klnsa n mshs . Pisa rhe
s.ast .ppesntss Attorney william
I.ysaas In savss. shs pfssness.
Lester cneles. ~. ~ Kvseees.
pleaded nat guilty and sss 9xvsn
10 a.ys IN which - gel ~ attssesy
10 represent him.