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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-08
M ain Street
Goings, Conings and Doings
OF Tdcomdns as the Re-
porter Found Them.

John Res and Rep. y. l. Pettus
still wearing Nsrrows bridge-Mc-
Chord field hatbands day after
end Of celebration-Don Rayley
watching friend play in tennis
tournament ~ Martin Potter re-
ceiving congratulations - 1t. e..
Ross Greening OF McChord field
discussing dedication program
Pearl Rebbock talking about last
ferryboat ride Harold Cosier col
lecting l0-cent pieces - Emmett
Anderson talking over Narrows
bridge -McChord field celebration
with T. A. Stevenson and y. X.
Fetterolf - Doris Watson doing
solo dance Al Buhre discussing
baseball strategy-Johnny Winter
house reading large book Howard
White watching big press roll out
papers Dave Tuell praising work
of Monty Gunther - Charles Gro
hey looking forward 10 next sum
mer's celebration -- Holmes East
wood stopping traffic during fire
call on Broadway Francine Funk
discussing trip to Vancouver, y. c.
Neva ". Olsen happy TO find dog
which had disappeared on July Z.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-08
Schools Advised
To Check FLAGS

School clerks throughout the
state this week were advised by
STANLEY v Atwood. state superin-
tendent Of the department of sdu.
cation, that IL Is time this summer
TO see that your United states
flag IL In good condition and that
proper arrangements ara made for
its display as required by law"
supt Atwood further wrote
May | add the suggestion that
your appropriate flag exercises he
made as meanlngful to the children
as possible in order that they may
understand the principles OF free
government and truly comprehend
tho rights. dignity and duty Of
American citizenship. In my opin-
ion, the finest possible contribu.
ton TO civilization that our great
country can make IL 10 furnish =
living example 81 successful de-
mocracy In the peoples of those
totalitanan countries in which the
welfare OF the individual Is To-
tally subordipsted 10 tho demands
Of the state our ancestors gave
their lives 10 establish our form
Of government let us be prepared
10 preserve and defend IL -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-08
List S2,25O,0OO
For Camp Ord

A S9,S64,275 construction pro-
gram of temporary buildings at
Is army posts and air fields was
announced Saturday by the war
department. Construction will con-
sist of barracks, mess halls, ware
house, administrative and utility
buildings, and similar structures.
Largest expenditure will be
made at Camp Ord, Calf, where
s2,250,000 will be spent. Camp
Jackson. s. c.. was budgeted for
81 100000. They are the head
quarters for the army's two new
est infantry divisions.
Other work includes: Hamilton
field, Calf, s3s, 500; Sacramento
air depot, Calf, s431 900; Wen
dover field. Utah. $55s 900; Moi
felt field, Calf, se2 500; Stockton
field, Calf, $4,000.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-08
Two Go Free;
One Sentenced
poir Tell Judge
They're Quitting

On srpesl. that shsy we're set
llax nat ~ shs Illegal liquor ssli-
snx bushes. t~~ defendants h~-
fore Iussles Rlsreas Funk Miller
v.s~ freed wtss sniy fsn~s rssasv
sfssspeen. nesh were fssst e.
Tenders
Nss Ruth Larson charged ~
stass officers with selling li1ssr
~ the aFssk az ista rnmmsree
"a. vas fried stsn rahsft Merits.
sFrvssss in . raid ~ ne fsse Hotsl.
fnrmsty shs I.laa. Al tstsss UFesa-
SAY he asaht ~ June 10 sshed
slssusney ~ me ground that -
had auls TIA inn he wss given
fine II 400 and 1eedsy sur
pended wnssass,
Milne Nevsk. rsv~unssl defence
ant aftes sslds an Inc Avenue
cafe. was fired tco1 ssa GtvsN =
70 .sssy Jail sentence ~ are chssEe
ara q straight - days an . seseNd
81. n. .rtss. tse-asy TERM YES
n Ne served
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-08
0'Nsil 10 Speak
To Lincoln Club

r. ID, o'Nsii. commissioner ri
public utilities. will speak 81 lhs
monthly nesting ~ tho Lincoln
Citizens club Tuesday 81 .. ~,
al the Masonic hall. ssth a. and
Yakima ave. according 10 Dr. q
O. Walters, club president,
Following tho busInse session
there viii be entertainment and Fss
treatments. The meeting vii ns
open 10 ths public
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-08

at the Hotel winthrsr Monday
night 81 4 aelock 10 organise .
Tacoma chapter Or, rhlllip ".
rshisndt. member az the faculty
ef the celler. of Puget Sound. viii
be temporary Chairman.
An outline % the aommltsss's
purpo~ sill include brief sd.
dresses by nr n. n Dayton, Paul
IA Means. member Of the college
faculty; Holmes Eastwood. public
safety commissioner, and Rodetie
oissndsm. public relations director
Of the wsysrhseuser Timber com.
pany
Non. Partisan 6reup
The COMMITTEES. Gld Dr. Feb.
landt. 10 nor. paftlsan, William Al.
len white. distinguished newspaper
publisher and writer. xho orgsq'
lied the COMMITTEES. 10 national
chairman. on the national beard
are such widely known persons ~
Mayor Fiofsllo LssGuardis, mayer
OF New York. Archibald Msri.sish.
librarian OF congress. hlshop Man
ming, Robert A. Milllkan, J, Pier
pont Morgan, Mrs Dwish, Nor
row, Lewis Mumford, william
Lyon Phelps Clifford rlnehat
Charming Pollock, Booth 'raFhlnE
ton, Gene Tunnsy. Atsxandel
woolioo,t Louis Adamie. Jane.
rrtislow Adams, julius oehs Adler
Frank Aydelotte, rallulah Bank
head, Barry bingham. Van wycl
Brooks, Nicholas Murray Butler
Carrie Chapman Gait, Mary Fllsf
Chase. Waiter Damrosh. Melvyr
Douglas. clifton Fsdiman, Lynn
Fontsnne and Alfred Lunt. Alber1
Guerard
These and other well know
pnrsDs. said Or Fehlandt. hay.
been united In Mr.. whites com
mittos BY a common concern for
the welfare Of this country ana
anxlsty for iis future.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-08
Accident Suit
Totals Sl7,659

A personal injury suit for W.
$4,000 was flied in superior court
here late Friday by Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene J. Carpenter of Tacoma
against the driver OF car which
crashed into theirs the night Of
June s on the Puysllup river road
a short distance east of the In
dian hospital,
They charge the defendant, Wil.
liam II. Wright. with swerving
suddenly off the pavement into
guard rail from which he
bounced back into a head-on col
lision with their car. Wright had
fallen asleep at the time, it was
stated.
Injuries to Carpenters legs the
suit claims, make it probable he
will be crippled permanently.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-08
HiusaAxiy

y, vas rlimSfsd IN flplomstle
circles today ina, Hungary had ia.
mancsd that Eumsnis osss her
two border towns presumably
slsbst sbd ssty. Mars as a pre-
ilids 70 nsfotistioas svsf Hun
Esry's claims on Egmsnlsn Tran
sylysnis
u sas recalled tbsi hefors Hun.
Tsfy demanded sna occupied me
lo~sr part ~ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
provinces of sloyssis. sns demanded
two towns az token psymsnt.'
IsDo-cmIsA
:, sss reported again today that
the status quo" Of FYsnen inao.
China had been assured BY ca
changes bstw~sn British ard
FrsBcn authorities. 4, vas not
revealed. however. ybsthsr ths
British mad negotiated ~itn Cen
srsl cstfol<. the old governor
general Of Indo. China, or with Al
mirsi Dseo1x. whom French Pre-
misr ksrshai Philippe pstsin
named after France |. espittssiation
70 Germany ana Italy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-08
New House Will
Be Open Sunday
Public Invited
From z 10 s P. M.

The John Dover Lumber Co
haat up. sits down house % Nr
ana Mr.. william r. nsMslle Al
SAIL No. unlon ave. viii he open
Ter public Inspection Sunday from
; 10 9 p m.
Catering the front doer. the
visitor wlll step into the frs, f'cor
hall One end ~ this nail opens
INTO the klsehea. which has cabinet
work In knotty cedar.
From the kitchen you step into
the dining room, which a almost
part Of the living room Here are
aide windows commanding
splendid viss ef the sound and ths
mountain Floors are ef eAk. cab.
NETS OF kneiiy eeisr, and walls Of
oalorful plaster
To the left Is the living room.
which has = beautiful Fireplace,
large plate glass windows. opening
on the sound, and fleoEs 81 ess,
fFhfh tRf RfNA NtF3 ANN wv
into the central hall TO tho stair.
Nay which leads down 10 the three
bedrooms and bathroom The bod
rooms, three in . rev. with the
bathroom st one end of the cent
trail hall are most sttrsctivs.
Each one has wide windows the
bathroom i finished IN Jehas-
Aanvite Flexhoard
From the bedroom level you 50
down. once again, this time 10 the
laundry room and furnace room,
equipped with sswdust burner.
The upside down house has
an attached garage. and In time,
when the landscsping 10 finished,
Will snuggis against . natural
setting OF beauty.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-08
Man Struck Down
By Car in Alley

An su.omebsls turning Into .
d.rhsnsd alley Friday night struck
and Injured at.yesF.ela Otto ~.
berg, 1910 No n a.. ~hs Was
under observation IN ~. iassrhs
hospital Saturday,
Ehhefxs scalp IVES ssshsa aver
hls lsH ear. We suffered from .
sis.lnch triangular cut IN the calf
ef hA left leg, and bruises.
Driver If the ear MAS Daniel
p1Islks. ~. saos 10. X e., and
passengers In the machine were
Miss oefsidlns Msftinesu, 7iai
NO. cushman ave. and Mias Aanss
kuscksr, 7sns 30 nprsxue ~
jaiks took hkbssE 20 the hospital.
The mi.hsp oeenrred shosst
10 10 In the alley bstsesn No, ssd
and 2s,h sts, from X To l. cts,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-08
Defense for America by Helping
Allies 10 Be Discussed Monday
Meeting Is Called for p. NJ. to Form
Local Chapter, DR.. rehlondt TO Preside

"A phass Al the sstastlea which
aas oct occurred 10 msay esFsans
/. the effect ~ nsitssA defeat an
Amsv,c&a sksseulsas~ - vFsh A.
democracy. said nF F.hssnat
American wheat eestaa. corn.
esss and peEs are sesnk - ~ var
sssaal,se. Il Enslsaa le~ss Our
pacs.s eoek. a. wen - aar ideals
are Threatened
We can tall a. mnsh ~ vs
s.as shnas h.mIsehsse dsfsn~.
bas the hattie fer or faFssxa MAR
kss. viii es fought aleHa ~. Eng
llsa channel EnslAnas fight se-
DAY IL Ter eaF prussstsea uaee
England fAils. eae Eafcr<Aa mar
sets are sans and esH Asssiie mar
act. a. wan We weala .sllI have
trade possibilities with seuth
AmsFlcs, Bat Amsrscsa and South
American farmers weaisias set
any where s~sppias their excess
wheat cotton and e~sf ~ssh each
ether
N~utAs< Net neAtss
The moss poiseuaas prora-
ssada essss sps~sa sassayl efssr
lnnccently. v that EaaiaHd u
beaten and that u 9TH ~ us<lssz
10 send AID
The fact. are that kesIsHd has
| $50 600 trained traeps On her
home Island. MOO ooo sams reserves
trained 10 tight parachute ueers,
and constantly Increasing samssrs
Of Canadian. Australian and Ns~
Zealand tfnars are arriving II
EnxlaHa In addition In her navy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-08
HER E'S MORE AB0uT
The War in Europe

way II WAS reported that Ger.
many had sought this permission
for we-hs, 10 facilitate Nor attack
on Great Britain.
nuMASIA
Russia mas agreed TO accept
II 900 Eumsnlans. most Of them
jews. who we're unable 10 cross thu
new frontier from Fumsnla into
Rnsslan.oeepplsd Bessarsbla with.
in the tins allotted. Il was dis.
closed today
the desdiiBs for evacuation .ss
yesterday when Russia completed
the occupation ~ sssss rsbss and
northern Bukovins p.oyinss ~hish
IL ssiD.d from EumBuis fhs
1000. prsfsrfins Russian 10 Hn.
maniAn domination. we're stranded
temporarily. bat IL .as learned
that tina Russians had permitted
1000 u them 10 eross tina Dsnues
from Csla,n yesterday sssaink and
would aoespt the other ;. 100 today.
on IN. 30 British citizens living
In the Eumsnisn of fields who had
bssn given until last midnight 10
get oiIt Of ihs country. n got s1sY
on tim. but the other nine we're
unable 70 get their affairs straight
.nsd oui ny ~. dsadiins I, ~ss
understood that AT the intsrcssslon
of ths United states legation. ths
nins we're given more time They
we're foferg cat Of the oli fields.
hai permitted 20 ssy temporarily
in Bucharest.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-08
Tacoma Obituary Notices
BY JIMMY HATlO

den. had lived in Tacoma Is years.
III. was member Of the Lumber
and Sswmin Workers union. the
Swedish Orders Of Nalhalla and
Nasa. and Of the Lutheran church.
Surviving are his wife. Helen Of
the home, . son, Herbert Emil Of
Tacoma: one brother. August Of
Seattle. a grandchild in Tacoma,
and several sisters in Sweden.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-08
MRS. MADELINE NAE
GoNREy

Mrs. Madeline Mae conrey, 10,
mother of John II, Blakiston. TIA
coma attorney. died Friday at the
home. tS2h No. Verde st She
had lived in Tacoma Is years,
and was member Of the Pill
grim Congregational church. Other
than her son, she leaves a grand
daughter, Joan Blskiston Of Ia
coma. Funeral services will be
held Monday at p. m. from Mel
fingers chapel, with the Rev.
Edgar c. Wheeler officiating Gre
nation will follow.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-08
H f r ELS MORE AB0U +
Intern French Ships
STARTS on PAGE ONE

eastern and southern coasts, u
regional commissioners had been
given absolute powers over the
roads to keep them clear OF
refugees and open for troops when
the invaders come and every
economic resource was thrown into
the fight against any attempt at
a starvation blockade.
Bomb Raids Continue
German air raiders were spew-
ing bombs over the British coun-
tryside almost constantly now. al
though the damage was said to
be slight, casualties few and the
defense system improving. This
morning the German bombers were
blasting at the southeast coast.
One bomb fell in the grounds OF
reotory, another damaged some
houses. Only one minor casualty
was reported. British fighters shot
down one German bomber and
chased others al sea.
But while the British stood firm
on the home front, they faced new
problems throughout the far-flung
empire. The British commonwealth
Of nations was fighting alone now.
1t had the additional job Of hunting
down French warships throughout
the world, and blockading the
French coast TO keep goods from
recalling Germany.
Gibraltar Bombed
Gibraltar had been bombed. al
though without effect, Italian
troops were making inroads into
the Anglo-Egyptisn Sudan; diff
culties with Japan were imminent
over the shipment OF goods to Ma
tionalist China; and conditions
were uncertain at most French
possessions. including French Indo-
China, from where British ships
now were barred.
The seizure or destruction OF VI
large part Of the French fleet had
eliminated one hazard the posi-
bllity of Germany and Italy get
ting the ship.-but the battle for
French warships at Oran, Algeria
had aroused the hostility OF
Frances Premier Marshal Philippe
Petsin and his government had
raised the necessity for Britain TO
redistribute her fleet.
1000 Sea Casualties
Ut was officially announced at
Orsn today that as a result Of the
British naval attack. the French
battleships Dunkerque. Bretsgne
and Providence and the destroyer
Mogador were aground and badly
damaged and that 900 French
sailors were dead, wounded or
missing.
Still serious problem was
Eires neutrality and the Daily
Mirror today reflected the incress-
ingly popular view:
Are we going N take the Lead
in Ireland or are vs 10 he too
lsts again. what's ths govern
nsnts policy"
II demanded strong action and
said the nation won't tolerate an
other disaster through lack Of fore
sight and initiative.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-08
BIKE owSER SOUGHT

Police Captain y. ". Gardner
reports b. has fallen helr 10 a
hsif-sizs bseycis. found IN the
south end II the city two dsys
ago and believed stolen from itS
owner TIE owner can redeem n
by calling az the police station 10
IDENTIFY tina vehicle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-08
AIIENMoRE TO MEET

Allenmore mems club will meet
Monday night At the club house at
3 o'clock. A tournament will pre-.
eede the meeting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-08
EMIL. ERICKSON

Funeral services for Emil Erick-
son. SIS. OF 1900 So, Ash st, whh
died Friday in local hospital,
will be held Monday at ] p. m.
from Lynns chapel, with the
Rev. Carl II. Peterson officiating
Burial will follow in Tacoma ceme-
terry. Erickson, a native OF Swe-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-08
MEETING SUNDAY

A United Scandinavian meeting
Will be held al , p. m. sunday in
Central Baptist church. 40. i7ih
and ] ats, with ", r. Thornquist
As speaker.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-08

Tacoma residents Interested IN
the Non Partisan cemmi,tss 10
Defend Amsrics ey Aiding the
Allies have hssn invited 10 meet
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-08
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
Avail German Strokes
srANra ON rAae on

hour n~stls vas fauxnt W IN
FsonasuF with 100 british esslsers.
seeoralns % F'reash dispatches VI
neehn rhe vrondsar ~as surk.
Tmr~ alsa we're r~pssts ~ naval
.cslan .. Casa nianeA. where ssss
sssl powerful uu,ss Al he rrenes
nee, wsss seassatrsssd. nsittsH
i.stsvyvrs ~vss fired N at cAse-
hlsnss. u was reported. hus
sssAped british naval s<tsar
against N. cassslarsA anite wes
expected. ~hIls ethes rrsssh var
shlps 81 Aisssnasss sslli vsrs IN
Assh.v nnssv ns,slsh centred.
nss~hss1s sDesbe1
tn the West tnaies she ussttsn
siselsa they wsys sisskndisa shs
french lslara NJ Msssisissts N
nrd.r 10 prevent The sisrmars fvcrs
getting Amsrtesnmaas sisriAnss
sosd 10 Fsrnss hui shsrs ~sss
british ~ssships In thai ssss snd
London refused 70 explain Ssvslsp-
norts
In tho far s~sf, fivs French msv~
chant ships ard The kunbast AvG'ss
wsrs held In the afitlsh pest NJ
Hong Kong ard british saIIlnEs fss
French inds.chIns which has fol-
lowed The program ~ Inc vvsssn
shinst II Marshal HsnH rssAiH
In hostility toward nFissla we're
csnesIisd.
Fishtins In Nnsth AfrsrA Ar-
pssfsd 10 ps developing inss IN
Italian offensive sxsinst Ire nrif.
ish IN Egypt and Inc Sudan. ~hsFe
TIM rsseists captured kssssis srd
repafisa thai TOO strong essslsn
attacks on rort c4pusso Ard
nlfslsman ~sSr rspsilssd,
Roth sides reported sssisi raids
on enemy bases and The Italians
said thai . vain British siiaeh Nod
ran msds GA sicily.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-08
JERRY c. ROVER

Funeral services for Jerry G.
Bower. IS. Of sumner. who died
Friday in local hospital, will be
held Monday at 2 p. m, from
the Sumner Funeral chapel. with
the Rev. w A. Moore officiating
Services will be followed by Gre
nation, Bower, who had lived
in Sumner 40 years. leaves a sis
ter. Mrs William Hummon of
that city, and two brothers, Henry
Of Sumner and oliver Of Walla
Walla.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-08

II you're not using II. sell Il with
a Fast Action Times Want Al.
Phone Main 1881.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-08
Buckley Man S
Funeral Held
VIM. Hemminger's
Rites in Sumner

SUMNER Funeral services for
William Hemminger. 50. were held
Saturday afternoon from the
Noiles Funeral chapel. Rev Ny
nsrd Meekhof officiated. Inter
ment was in Sumner cemetery.
Hemminger. a resident of Buck
ley for % years. died Wednesday
at the home Of his daughter, Mrs
Halle Heimberger in Tacoma. Be
sides Mrs. Heimberger, he leaves
four other daughters, Mrs. Hazel
Jones Of Cashmere, Mrs. zoa
Lewis Of Tacoma, Mrs Creta Mutt
Of Shelton and Mrs. Violet Hulett
Of Buckley, four sons. John II. Of
Idaho, Dewey, William and Cor
don OF Buckley, and % grand
children.
General harvesting of b q I h
sweet and sour cherries will get
under way the first of next week
In the Sumner district. An urgent
call has been made for additional
piekers A major portion of the
crop will be taken TO local can
neries.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-08
Street Widening

Removal of parking strips and
eurbjng on So. Ryan has been
completed and the workmen are
ready To pour concrete. A ready
mix of paving concrete will be
used and the work speeded TO
make the street ready for traffic
as soon as possible. This improve
ment lessons the fire hazard be-
cause the wider street will allow
fire trucks to pass parked cars
safely.
The Hunt ave. paving is in the
seasoning stage and will be open
for use in few days.
Saturday evening the Young
Peoples society of the First Bsp-
fist church will show moving pic
lures of the camp at Burton.
Young people of the Puysllup Bsp-
fist church will be guests.
Camp Opens Tuesday
The Y. M. c, A. camp on Lake
Taps will open Tuesday. July Q.
Twenty-Five boys have registered
On and after July % the state
highway department will have an
auto testing unit on Linden drive
west of Sumner. The set-up will
work for six weeks at this location
and should allow citizens of Sum-
ner ample time to have their cars
checked.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-08
MRS. WELLINGTON PECK


Mrs Anna Peck died saturday at
her home. 5729 No. 2sth St She
had lived in Tacoma so wars Mrs.
Peck, a member OF Olympia lodge
No. SOL. Rebekshs. leaves her hus-
band, Wellington OF the home two
sons. Robert and Louis of Tacoma.
two sisters. Mrs Mary MeBeth OF
Alberta, Canada, and Mrs Clara
Ronkon of Everett. Wash, and
three brothers. John Funkley Of
Alberta. George Funkley of Camp
bell River. Canada. and Henry
Funkley Of Fergus Falls. MINI.
Pipers will announce the funeral.
FUNERAL SERVICES
Fred A. Johnson Monday, p.
m, from Lynn's chapel, Rev. ".
Arthur Larson officiating; burial
Mountain View burial park:
James Thompson, jr. The body
was shipped Friday by Buckley
Kings to Seattle, where services
will be announced by the Homs
Undertaking Co.
Mrs. Elizabeth Lillian Iiix -
Monday, 1880 a. m. from Cas-
sedy a. Aliens chapel. Rev. Wal
ter Johnson officiating, burial
Chimacum Washington eemstery.
Mrs. Doris BaIes-Monday, 80
p. m. from Buekley-klng's chapel;
burial Mountain View burial park.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-10-12
Outsiders Write In
Defense OF Won Cosel

One OF many interesting letters
being received by various per
sons connected with the Karl
Tanzler Won CCsel case. was that
received by the aged scientist 5
attorney. Louis A Harris. yester-
day, expressing keen sympathy
with vOs COSel's motives.
l. was signed by three per
sons. Jack Hartman Linton and
Mrs Nettis Linton. OF Deerfield
Beach, Florida. and Mrs NJ. Sell
man, OF New York City. and
reads as follows.
will you please bring this let
ter TO the attention of the proper
authorities.
Relative TO Karl Tanzler Won
COSel. we feel that the very fact
that he preserved and kept a hu-
man BODY for the period of sew
en- years IS proof of his ability
as a scientist; furthermore. his
investigation into extreme re-
search should be considered as a
human valuable experimentation
and not as a criminal case
We resent any inference TO
his mental status and TO the ar
rest and Imprisonment OF such a
noble person.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-10-12

BERLIN. Oct. III have met
Lord HaW HaW
He IS that almost fabulous
Englishman-born in the United
States-who by his own assertion
perpetrates high Treason" daily
against England by broadcasting
from German stations with in
tent to disturb British self-aS-
SuTance.
He is blond. ruddy-faced. short
William Joyce. former British
fascist Mosleyite who was d prime
mover for national-SocialiSm in
England until August. 1889. Then.
as it became evident war was
about 10 break out. he and his
wife hastily packed a few bags
and dashed away to Germany
They had become sold on Nazi-
ism and on Hitler as its world
exponent.