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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-01-18

hany templomi egyletet is, me-
lyek sep munkat vegeznek.
A bejelentes utan a mise We
geztevel a hivok serege kony-
nyes szemmel bucsuzott Kova-
l'cky fourtol. Nepevel, a
Youngstown magyarsaggal
egyetemben sok szerencset XII
vanunk vi allasaban
Kovalicky four Trentonban
Ft, Artim Lajos helyet foglalja
ell, akit a piisp0k ur a hirtele-
nil elhunyt Ft. Goydich Me
thod detroiti kanonok plebanos
helyere nevezett XII.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-01-18
ELCSIPETT TOLVAJ

A rend6r0k letartoztattak
egy, a mansfield javito inte-
zetboi ideiglenesen szabadlabra
helyezett 26 ewes fiatalembert,
akit lopassal gyanusitanak. A
tolvajt a rend6rok akkor csip-
tex ell, amikor $50 dollaros
csekket akart bevaltani. A
csekket nehany hettel ezelott
az Andrews utica sarkan levG
Franks Cafe lhelyisegb6l loptak
el bet0res alkalmaval.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-01-18
VIZCS0 REPEDES

A multi szonlbaton reggel
nehany ezer gallon viz on.
totte ell Mahoning utcat, ami
kor a West utcai 6 inches f0-
vizvezeto ESQ megrepedt. Az
Edward es West utcak kor-
nyeki lakok viz nelkul voltak
mindaddig, amig a ESQ meg
javitasat vegzetek. A Water
Department jelentese szerint
a hideg idojaras Is helyen
okozott cs6repedest.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-01-18
MEGALAKULT A MOI KOR
WEST SIDEON

A mutt szombaton a West
Sidei Polgari Kor kereteber
megalakult a West Sidei Ma.
gyar Polgari Kor Noi Osztalya
a k0vetkezo tisztvisel0kkel: Ell
nok Csolinszky Ferencne. Alel-
nok Mikita Jozsefne. Jegyzt
Varga Imrene. Penztarnok Jul
hasz Jozsefne.
A gyiiles bezarasa utan me-
leg teat es sltemenyt szolgal-
tax fel.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-01-18
ANYA ES Fla
TUzHALALA

A multi vasarnap hajnali
orakban tulfitott kalyhatol
tiiz tamadt Polandhoz k0zel
lako Beight otthonban. A
l$ngok gyors iramban telje-
sen elboritottak a kis fahazat.
A csalad feje Paul Beigh es
IA ewes Helen leanya ebredt
fel a leghamarabb, maid fel-
kolt0ttek a csalad A alvo eyer
meket is, akik idejeben kline
nekiiltek. Mrs. Beight a. pin
cebe szaladt, hogy oft alvo 16
ewes Jack gyermeket felebresz.
sze, de mar mem volt ideje.
hogy a fiaval egyiitt a Ian
gokban allo lepcson menekil-
jon, ICY mindketten eletuket
vesztettek.
A szomszedokat a csalad-
tagok jajgatasa verte fel al
mukbol, akik nlindent meg
tettek, hogy az oltasnal Sc
gitseget nyujtsanak, de a
langokban allo fahazat mem
lehetett megmenteni a teljes
elpusztulastol. A csalad ira
nyaban altalanos al reszvet.
A NORTH SIDEI VI VA
ROSI KoRHAZAT vasarnap
reggel a tuz er6sen veszelyez-
tette, amikor 400 lab tavol-
sagban levo Werner Streeten
egy ket emeletes raktar helyi-
seq kigyulladt. A jelzesre 7
tiizolto allomas emberei meg
jelentek a szinhelyen, hogy q
tiiz tova-terjedeset megakada.
lyozzak es az eplletet a tel
jes elhamvasztastd megment.
SEX. Ket tuzolto allomas EN-
berei az epilet tetejen har.
coltak a langokkal, de abba
kellett hagyniok a munkat
amikor a falak erosen repedez.
nj kezdtek. A fist az eros
szel Matt nagy mertekben
korhaz fele todult, de semm
k1rt mem okozott az epiilet'
ben. A raktar helyisegber
esett kar eddigi megallapita
sok szerint 6 ezer dollar, {
mely reszben biztositas utiar
negteriil.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-01-18
KORCSOLYA RABL0K

A rendorseg kutat tobb fatal
fiubol allo csoport utan, akik az
esti orakban korcsolyapalyak-
rol hazatero fatal fiuktol er6-
szakkal elszedik a korcsolyat.
Tobb panasz erkezett a rend-
orokhoz ebben az iranyban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-01-18
ESEMEN YEK

EesetI71k Sseript meg SOh1
sem t1rtott rendes n1gy kon-
venci6t egyik adgy orssdgos
magyar egylet sem.
AZ idea dso7lban, YoaIngs-
toaU,aban tartja 7aegy eves 7'agy
konuenci6jdt a Bridgeport
Ss0Detseg, az aaerikai ma
gyarsdg egyik legreg5bb orssd-
Cos Sse7Desete.
Nagy kitantetes es mi rank
youngstowni n1agydrokra neg
ne.
Az OrSsdg cSGknenl n1inden
7aagyobb magyar lakta vdrosd-
Dol k0sel 200 delegdtus jelenik
na1jd meg esen a konvencioa.
Te7nessetesen elj0nnek Bird
geportbol, aho7 az egyesulet
f6roddja Dan, az 0ssses tasst-
uisel6k a derek Dess6 Jdnos el-
nOkkel az elukOn. lit leSs Wal
E6 Jdnos, 1ki hosSsu eUeken
DIT kitiin6e1a t0lti be az egylet
titkdri dNdsdt.
Mint halljuk ju1ai1S lien
kesd6dik maid a koaDencao,
Gnaelynek naegtartdsdra igasd1'
j6kO7r0 elkessult a Scent Ist-
vdn teren1, inert eg az egyet-
len ilyen hely, anaely a nagy
es drdga anaerikai ssdlloddkon
kiUdI dlkdln1as lehet a kon-
Deacio befogaddsdra.
A helybeH jo Greg 16-ik oss-
tdlya a tioknak n,dr most
kesd toglalkos1ri a ko7aveuci6
el6kessiteSevel. Jol is tessik,
inert egg ilye7a r1agy konOen-
ciot anaeIy eI6reldthat6lag egg
hetnel tovdbb fog tartani meg
felel6en el0 is kell kessite71i.
AIT hogy a Bridgeportiak
Youngstoaonba j0naaek Gagyi
Jdra0s'sak E0ss0nheti a youags
toUsi naagyarsdg. Gagyi bolt
az, nlci az utolso konveecio1a
anaelyet Chicagoban tartottak
kivitte ast, hogy q bopuencio
ide j0jjon.
A Nagybisottsdg ren,elha6-
leg n15ade7at meg fog tennt
h0gy a 16-ik 0sstdIyt segitse a
konvenci6 delegdtusatnak TO
gGdtatdsdban.
Youngstow,oaE meg keU ma.
tatni, hogy az els6 Macy ko'a-
Denci6t, 1meIyet lit tartanak
amerikdi n1agyaros OendegSse-
retettel togadja.
6 6 g
VGsds71ophos egg hetre tart
ja a Youngstown es K0rnyekl
Magyar Egyhdaak es EgyDetek
NagybisottsGga evi gydleset.
Fontos eg a gyules, inert az
iden eri meg Nagybisottsd-
gunE 25-k eDtordulojdt.
A gyulessel kapcsolatba71
ssabad legyen r,ekena, akit eDe-
ken at tisstelt meg a k0sbisa-
lona avUdl, hogy k0spo1ati seer
UI7sk elere dllitott mint Emo
k0t egg 1ayilvdnos bejelentest
tenanena.
Egesssegi dllapotom mem en-
gedi meg, hogy eltogodjam to-
Ddbbrd is az el1a0tseget, ha
AIT nskem esetzeg fel is ajdn-
lo7adk isnaet.
Tartoson est jo el6re beje-
lenteni, hogy a Nagybisottsdg
t1gjai j6 el0re k0rul nessenek
es a jubileunli eUre olyan el-
nOkOt vdlasssaoak aki foly-
tatni fogja a k0s0s nau'alcdt
tGIGn jObb1n mint ait en-
'negtehetten.
Ndgybisottsdgunk sok j6t
tett rs Sv al1tt.
KOz0s sservre meg n1iradig
nGgy ssuksegu1k Daa.
RenaeljaiE, hogy a Nagybi-
sottsdg vi tisstikara mSltd
less a nulthos. Ren1eljuE,
hmm fJOInOS71i fOnnnE 6e o1,T1p1,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-01-18
GOROG KATHOLIKUSOK
FIGYELMEBE!

Most vasarnap, januar 21-en
csak egy mise lesz S:45-kor
Ft. Jackanich kiszolgalasaval.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-01-18

tam. Pihe71ali keU.
AZ csak ternlsssetes, hOgy
az Amerihai Magyar Hirlap
toDdbbra is ugy fogja ssolgdl-
nj a k0s0s magyar ugyeket es
a k0s0s Nagybdsottsdgot mint
ait megtette rs eDen DIT.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-01-18
CSOKKEN A KOZSEGELY
TRUMBULL MEGYEBEN

Trumbull megye k0zsegely
osztalyanak vezetoje megele-
gedessel jelenti, hogy a k0z-
segelyre Szorulok szama az
utolso honapban orvendetesen
esett. EFT azzal magyarazza,
hogy a munkaviszonyok javu-
lasaval egyre tobb munkast
vesznek fel dolgozni. Girard-
ban is kevesebb a segelyre $40
rulok szama. Niles-ben legna-
gyobb az eses, mely szerint az
itteni k0zsegelyt elvezok nagy
reszben munkahoz jutottak.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-06
Fear Epidemic
OF Rabies Here

Dog owners were urged Friday
by DR.. L. E. Powers. city health
officer to prevent their pets from
running at large in an effort to
stop a threatened epidemic of
rabies.
DR.. Powers disclosed that early
this week a rabid dog bit three
members of one family and es-
capped. Efforts of police and others
to apprehend the animal thus far
have been unsuccessful
The health officer recommended
that all dogs be licensed so that
they could be identified and aid
authorities in checking on animals
running loose.
IF dogs are kept from running
at large" DR.. Powers stated, st
is possible that we can stop this
threatened rabies epidemic"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-06
Map Anglers
Nazi Leaders
In Picture With
Sumner Welles

BERLIS-N axis concentrated
their fire Friday ON an alleged
map of Europe near which Under
Secretary of State Summer welles
and Premier-then finance minis
ter-Paul Reynaud. of France,
posed for pictures during Welles'
European mission for President
Roosevelt.
Il was a map which showed a
severely reduced Germany. and
the allotment of generous portions
of other peoples lands to friends
of the allies. II was a map which
showed land where part of the
Aegean sea and all Of the Sea of
Marmora now are and showed
England without its southwest
tip.
A Nazi spokesman said of the
alleged map. as reproduced" on
the first pages of Berlin news
papers:
IF Welles allowed himself to be
photographed with Reynaud's map.
IL was shameless action. II the
photograph was taken without his
permission, then the French are
playing an infamous game"
The Nazis charged that the map
published was Reynaud's idea of
the frontiers the allies would i'm
pose after the war.
PARIS-Paul Robinet, a men,
Der of Premier Paul Reynaud's
staff. said some retoucher, with
little knowledge of Europe, was
responsible for German anger
over map beside which Reynaud
and Under Secretary of State Sum-
ner Welles were photographed.
AS photographed in Reynaud's
finance ministry office before he
became premier, Robinet said, the
map was an ordinary one of
Europe draughted before Germany
seized Austria. Incidentally, he
said, Germany and Russia showed
up in the same tone, with no
frontier between them.
WASHINGTON .Undersecre- |
tary of State Sumner Welles de-
scribed as fantastic nonsense" re-
ports that French Premier Paul
Reynaud had traced on a map for
him the secret, postwar aims OF
the allies.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-06
WPA Head Sees
New Industry

II 1000. 900 tons OF aiunite can
be unearthed in the regions near
Enumclaw where WPA men are
working on statewide mineral
survey. an eastern Industrial or
ganization has promised to invest
from three to five million dollars
In a Washington aluminium manI-
featuring plant. according TO an
announcement by Carl w. Smith.
state Work Projects administrator,
Smith said "a men on the WPA
project are stripping. test-pitting
and sampling alunite ore In a re-
gion near the Enumclaw- Y akima
highway six 10 IL miles east o.
Enumclaw. II sufficient tonnage
Is discovered, the new indust mai
plant proposed would employ three
to four hundred men and consume
hydro-electric power from Bonnie
vile and Grand Coulee.
As result OF the WPA survey
activities more than 1000. 900 tona
of manganese have been located ON
the olympic peninsula near Port
Angeles. This material. which Is
used for hardening steel and called
the ore Of first Importance as a
strategic mineral. Is the only s'li-
cate ore Of Manganese OF industrial
Importance in the United States
Organization plans are under way
now by peninsula bushes men
aimed at building a huge plant on
the Olympic peninsula to convert
this ore. All manganese ore In the
past has been imported in oxide
form from Brazil and Russia.
WPA has unearthed chromite In
Whatcom county from which an
alloy Is made for making stainless
steel and chromium. Smith said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-06
Mute" Beggor Held;
Didn't Get Pension

Difficulty Of getting an old-agt
pension made Bob Walker. ~. %
mad he became speeehless. The
72-year resident Of Everett,
Wash. landed in police tolls Friday
for that reason.
Walker was begging and using a
friends letter" testifying that he
was mute. Officers Herman
Schnugger and J. S. Lyons took
him into custody. Walker said his
mute career started only THURSDAY.
and he hadn't made anything. Con-
WINGED by Detective Cap. Cliff Os-
borne that such conduct may be
serious. he was escorted 10 the bus
station and permitted 10 buy him
self return ticket 10 Everett.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-06

Following a meeting Of North.
west shippers, n dustrialists,
steamship operators and trade
association representatives in this
city late in March, an imposing
array of facts have been gathered.
From special questionnaires and
other sources, it has already been
revealed the acute ship-shortage Is
a problem of immediate and vital
Importance to Pacific Coast lum-
bering, fishing. agriculture, labor
and other major concerns of the
area.
Conse Of representative
spokesman throughout Washing
ton. Oregon and California indi-
Gates business in all fields is faced
with economic paralysis unless
more ships are made available i'm
mediately to carry American do
nestle cargoes.
Solution of the problem, II
is felt, can be obtained only
through the energetic and uni
fled efforts of all Industries
and groups and areas.
All Tacomans intending 10 be
present at the San Francisco con-
ference are urged to notify either
Jay w. McCune. secretary of the
marine affairs committee of the
chamber of commerce. or Kenneth
Kennel, manager of Shaffer Term
inal No. l and secretary of the
Pacific Northwest Shippers Emer-
gency Committee.
Results of investigation and
fact-finding among maritime and
shipping interests of this vicinity
will be given each of those attend
ing from Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-06

To date, according TO Me
Cune and Kennel, Tacoma
representation promises 10 he
small and "far from ade-
quate."
II Is pointed out that Tacoma s
water-borne commerce, valued con-
servatively at 500, 000. 900 annual
ly without regard of the numerous
local industries dependent thereon.
is in jeopardy unless definite,
dynamic, dependable action is
taken by Tacomans on their own
behalf"
1t is expected a delegation will
be named at the San Francisco
meeting to visit Washington, d. c.,
and petition the national govern.
ment to relieve the situation by
releasing idle vessels held by the
U. S. maritime commission.
New Halibut Arrives
First halibut catch OF 1910 was
landed late Thursday at Van
couver, B. C., when two vessels
put In with total OF 1900
pounds. Somewhat higher than
Canadian prices. halibut is quoted
at 10 cents at Tacoma.
Ships Get Overhaul
Three vessels were being recon-
ditioned Friday in Northwest ship
yards for possible service on the
west coast. At Seattle, the
cornelia and the Redwood. and
at Grays Harbor the Alice Tebb,
were undergoing drydocking and
repairs.
Transport Unhurt
The army transport ST. Mihiel.
beached in a fog Thursday near
Seattle where she was bound to
lift a cargo for Alaska. was re-
floated without serious damage
and Friday was safely in port.
Port Calendar
Vessels in Port: American.
Centennial; Collingsworth, sperry.
El Cedro. Hooker: Herman Frssch,
Defiance mill; Indra, smelter: Lake
Frances. Dickman mill.
Vessels Due: Friday p. m,
oduna. shaffer No. /.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-06
Children Keep
Officers Busy

Children IN the belfry. children
suspected OF hats In the helfry.
children in : Juvenile nudist camp
movement. missing children. chill.
dren stealing a photograph. Chill
drsn. children. far into the night
These kids" choruscd Police
Officers +. J. Schultz Marty Joyce,
W. n. Aiken. Dan Johnson, 4. I.
Adsir and r. s Morrison, "are
getting out goats"
Harassed policemen Friday were
hoping to meet q good. tough
criminal for a change Anything
they said. would be better than
this.
Witness the ieh the officers
had Thursday. Called by neigh
bars who complained that
children were,
Staging a hsck-to-nature move-
ment near the gulch in the 5000
block on North Puget Sound ave.
minus pants. shirts, and 30 much
- a protective coat OF sun-tan.
Raiding pigeon nests in the
belfry of the Friends church, sso2
Mckinley ave. tAnd taking II
on the lam before officers ar
rived.l
Missing from their home on st.
Helens ave. And being found.
Letting air out OF automobile
tires In the $500 block on No.
3sth 1t.
SCATTERING the quiet near
Tacoma General hospital with
the blare Of sirens.
Seen leaving a store on Broad.
way with photograph they
hooked
Studying TO he hoodlums near
i0i3ts Court J. by seeing who
could make the most noise, in the
late evening.
When last seen. two carcworn
cops were attempting 10 swap
their night-sticks for razor-straps.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-06

nckprt n tIesk DeoG11s11 = -
Tnemen \ u@uey o. r<on -
ulub a pieree eeuety. nnrrrru1
FRIDAY Inst Ruin unnno Mocols
mica slmnsa esse - ~ es1n(1o(
lnx wuss<n polltieal nnus<1 = -
eountFy. VII seeok y = $500
se<tiue h ~ hel1 a ~ hoo1ne
~ I'll. I'm m re<l1Ie = ! =
- Moudsy.
t<fs 9lmms. rn~mxn4E<r u -
I,<wxy eamrainu viii meet w11&
Hrpubilsen ie&d<rw h<Te tGl1lo
he meeting ard dln<aee ~ -
sieai sltaalian nattenallY.
Mfa almmf llt1ofefv G<l115
her n rseoma toontoy s1lerN1
II ) s'sioeh From AnsesIpeA -
wiIi leave rssatey me<ntss ~
seattle
psushssr a. MARI t1snna. ~
user eeuwrsss~aH&s fxum IIIlne11
famous fof hsf nIoe1e<I ea1lIM
MA iIlmms u st<reo<ta9 4 nren1
deal n attsntien ~ NJ rFoe6n6
ipur q ths country ~ ben6if -
ThumnK n Dewey uu~ II ~
leading candidates ~ ~ -
publican namipatieH.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-06
Rainier CCC Camp
Plans Open House

Open house will be held at
Rainier ccc camp. near Rainier.
Wash. Sunday afternoon from
1880 to 4 o'clock. according 10
an announcement made Friday by
J. Herman Mattson. educational
adviser Of the camp. A varied
program will be held. featuring
camp facilities. equipment and
projects. Lunch will be provided
The camp Is under direction Of
Howard z. Graham and IL said
to be outstanding among those
Of its kind located in the North
west. with special attention drawn
10 the recreation hall and admin
istratiye buildings.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-06
BANKRUPTCY ACTIONS

Bankruptcy petitions were filed
Friday in federal district court by
Harvey Coult, 433 Fawcett ave,
and by August II. Butcher of Puy-
alup. Coult listed liabilities of
s1,011.32 against assets of $267,
claimed exempt. Butcher assessed
his liabilities at s7,353.4s. with as
sets of s2.233.4s, of which 500
were claimed exempt.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-06
BUILDING PERMITS

Building permits were issued
Friday by Building Inspector Nc
cormick to J. r. Taylor for con-
struetion Of a residence at 1907
No. Adams st. estimated 10 cost
$1,000: Murray Balm, residence.
65i2 So. Clement ave. $500. and
G. A. Drager. residence, 1880 50.
Yakima ave. $500.
DIR. Edwin ID. Warren has re-
turned. Eye, ear. nose and throat
ADV
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-06
sHovEIs TiKES

Theft Of a radio from his home
was reported 10 police by r. O..
Mcdonald. 1904 So. sOth 81. Who
said the door was unlocked and
the family away Al the time. Ffi.
day night Alexander Ezekiel,
5s13's So. Washington a.. told
police thieves took two shovels
left standing against the rear wall
Of has home.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-06
LECTURE on SUNDAY

A free lecture will be delivered
at p m. Sunday by Marx Bart
lett at Emerson hall. liO9is
Broadway fits subject viii be-
New Age Problems"
New laid eggs. zoe. Gov But.
ter store. adv
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-06
Reputation

/ u sh<r tabs end ~ ~. <.llln1
~ - check. MT na~ Gu -.
lized guilty. <hs 60 net wxnt 4
leave.
Rather an unasasi n&ns>. l.u's
IL ne fels<F<d desperately 1nxz-
Ct 70 knpw more hut uawlIIiu<
70 FIsk = straight ass<stbnu 4
suppose sv~ryuns calls hfsn chFss :
Everyone but he fath@f. lar
Reid. You've heard n aim 70
deuhs. Owns me nsid j<w<lry
stnfs=
D~xk xy~s
Gan nriacst Tier DARK eyes
heavy with their secret nso<ea d
ths table ~ the Opposite ssae u
ths rom. chrsstep~v w.< watch.
ne her. as lifssd NJ. xlsss -
drank : silent toest. Ana .se<p
dswn IN the girls heart = pr<sensi.
msnt u future danger stirred.
nut thh meeting snould make
~ differences Al the xaas hesi
smllsd urnn him ruFtune's fAxnr~
iis ~ might ns 10 the rest ~ n
world hut 10 her M was IN snsusy.
Bearing = hated nxme. fsr
face was - white MN noticed il.
''we're leaving jsst - sen -
! kss my change" he pfemte>d
Hut she knew even thaunh -
did not look that the golden saxe
u the ethsF man followed ~
fsum the room.
In nlii'a car dfivinx tewsfxl
Highland park o.ll rsm.ine<
silent until Ne asksd ~you w<fs
not surrFisrd ~
Surprised =" shs repeated.
al what ! told you willis -
wefs dancing"
Gail forced her ssssnilan bsxk
10 him.
- little" sbs admitted think.
lnk, sob. please. MIN dan't .Ay
any more tonight
i've loved you Tor . long
time no continued. nut I di<i
not fesi had the right 10 ssy
- until I could ssk YOU To marry
me. can do that now. WIN
you. darling 2"
When she aid not reply, he
cried. Surely you can zee huw
happy We would b. what chris
said tonight about our ioaains
alike was true. its becassss ~
SEQ things the same way. Have
the name Idsas. We belong 70.
gether. Gail. You must have -.
allied that"
Think siikey nut how littIs
he knew u tho resentment se~th-
inE IN her heart How entirely
ignorant he was. this pleasant.
kindly boy Of the life CAL Mead
own Trenton had already lived.
TITS impossible shs said IN.
happily. "rn probably nsvef
marry anyone. I'm sorry. nth
dear. II I've made you bsilsvs n
something that can never hsp-
pen"
why. Gall, what q. you mean 7
Are you trying 10 make ma b.
iieye there IL SONS secret reason
why We shouldn't marry"
You must believe It.#
well. I don't" hs said fatty
7 know you too we'll fof that.
You are everything any man could
desire IN . wifs and IN never
think otherwise"
~ ln't anything I've done. :
shs admitted.
mo matter what n a." he -.
sursd her.
he was ~ baffisa. - hurt Too
y hsr unexpected resist.nes that
ne knew shs would hsvs 10 tell
I'm even II II meant she could
,ot see him again. MY fathers
lame vas ftobsrt Trenton Gail
aid rsipetsntiy NE died IN
,fison."
ITO Ne tontinuedl
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Core Of the News
MAKE APPLICATION

An application for marriage
license was made In Port Orchard
by Frank A. Crater. 20. and Alice
J. Martin, ~. both Of Tacoma.
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I IIl3I|1MHT9553zN
Need Felt for Tacoma Representation
To Attend Ship-Shortoge Meet at S. F.

Shortage of ships the nercoasta and coaswse trades
this week assumed increasing Importance in maritime and
industrial circles of the Northwest delegations prepared
to attend coaswde conference at San Francisco next
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United Air Lines reported q
passenger traffic gain Of more
than 50 per cent for the first
quarter Of 1870 In figures re-
leased yesterday by Harold Crazy,
vice president Of traffic.
Choice cactus. HIM. Florist
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TO mEEi FRIDAY

The Canadian Legion and its
auxiliary viii meet az p. m.
Friday In Emerson hall. ii0s \
Broadway.
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Saturday morning OF the Temple fheoer the third of the
winter series OF Junior Programs will be presented from the
stoee OF the Homrck house. The Bundle Bee Prince is
the title and it will begin promptly at 1890 Junior
Programs, Inc notiono organization for the development
and presentation Of better entertainment for children With
music by Rnsky korsokoff. The Bundle Bee Prince"
Russion oitoe designed particularly TO appeal TO children
Above is O scene from the opero
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Tifkstsd - poiiee Tor 1Ispb<1<
iax traffic signals. fof msllne Ieft
turns ~ ~. en- q. snd 81 itelsne
ave- Joan .. nlsek ard fene L
wright wsfs sfsA1 10 appear =
poii<e court Friday