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La gaceta., 1940-09-11

marian, no tendrian mas RENE
do que perdonarmel,, L..
-iOh, TILL.
Tn nuevo beso estall6 en- el 81
Iencio del comedor, impregnado
de orden y quietud, de una dicha
burguesa muy honda.
Los amantes Sc levantaron al
fin.
Miguel baj6 la cortina meta
lica del fuego, apartando la al
fombra, y luego pase6 una mira
da amable por los muebles, por
las cosas.
Todo, TODD hablaba en- esta ca
sa de paz, de dicha tranquila, de
abundancia, y parecia impregna
o e amor y e espiritualidad.
La presencia do esta mujer
hermosa como un eielo, armada
hasta la locura, parecia infundir
Era e. alma de ella, el alma
los ObjetOs, q los muebles..
La gaceta., 1940-09-11
Rheumatic Happy;
Relieves Pain Quick

Thousands who suffered from the tortning
pains OF rheumatism. aciatica, lumbago, neu-
Talgta and neuritis-are Certainly happy over
their discovery of NURITO. Now they have
found a quick-acting formula which speedily
relieves those exhausting muscular aches and
pains. NURITO Is trustworthy and dependable
Ghe Joy Of relief from pain-so you can work IN
peace and sleep in comfort-be wise and Try
NURITO under this ironclad guarantee. If the
very first three doses do not relieve that cruef~
pain to your satsiaction-your money will b
refunded. Don't suffer. Ask your dftEgiR today
kr NuFqTo on this guarantee. AT.N.c2
La gaceta., 1940-09-11

A cola cough seriously endangers
rou, your family, and your business
Z ssociates. Illness from cold Rnd
,oug.,s causes pore loss Of pc
,aan all othe sseases combin
If YOU ha1ga cough due to a
get Mentho-M ulsion, the gua
tced medicine, today. If Mem
La gaceta., 1940-09-11
CAPITUIo XIV

La casa Sc Hen6 de genie.
Las dos dOnCellas, JscintO y
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-06

Said youthful Lawyer Miller:
Congressman Mon waiigren
has been carrying out a hoax upon
the people Of this .tats and Of his
district.
'Hs claims he returned 10 this
state last Friday from Washing
ton, d. C.. where he had been
called, he said. upon important
congressional business
AS . mater o. fact. Wallgrsn
WAS IN spoksns Friday. and had
not been out 81 ths state. Hs
used . photograph record tran
script over radio station kFPY.
Spokane, purporting he was In
Washington. d. C., AZ that time.
He would have the people be-
iisvs he WAS In Washington.
This h . fraud on the pub
Ne. Wailgren has not re-
turned 20 Washington since be
filed for the senate Ank. ..
Tie tsid the people Of Aber-
deen he Was leaving On .
plane for Washington. ID. c.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-06
SNSS;ISs&sS|

LIVERY time there Is big con-
Il centration of troops at Fort
Lewis and Camp Murray. some
body is killed on the Pacific high
way. This last big concentration
In August was no exception
Enlisted men aren't overpaid;
they have time off occasionally;
they'd like to get to Tacoma a.
cheaply as possible and have been
known to walk when other means
failed.
That Is a four-lane superhigh-
way, dark as Trebus except where
automobile and truck headlights
vie in binding oncoming drivers.
except that stretch into Taco
ma from Lakeview.
The wonder Ia that more men
are not killed.
Some years ago the state high
way department launched an in
teresting experiment by installing
sodium vapor lighting from Taco
ma city limits south to Lakeview.
Since then the idea has helped
the cause of highway safety 20 well
that similar lights illuminate the
state road lat city expense)
through Tacoma and lat state ex-
pense) on along the Seattle section
of the highway as far as Milton.
Now that plans are definite for
mobilization of the national guard
for continuous and intensive train
ing: now that winter is coming on
with its increased driving hazards,
why does not Highway Director
Lacey Murrow take steps to extend
the special highway lighting clear
through to Fort Lewis?
That would be welcome to mo-
florists and to the army people
those who use the highway IS Pc
Continued on Page 3, Column y
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-06
Princess Ship
Goes Aground
Vessel Damaged:
No Casualties

VANCOUVER, b. C.-The Ca
madam Pacific steamship Princess
Charlotte. carrying 200 passengers
from Juneau, Alaska. to Van
couver. ran aground Thursday
morning in Tolmie channel. s4o
miles north of here. and was rem
dered unseaworthy, c. p. s. Off
Gals announced.
The vessel managed to put In n
the Indian coastal village Of
Klemtu, 1t was said There were
no casualties.
The ship grounded IN a denss
fog while passing through the
tricky channel, r. w. McMurrsy
Canadian Pacific coastal servics
manager, said.
Passengers, including many from
the United States. have been put
ashore at Klemtu. he said. TIT
C. p. s. Princess Louise has beer
dispatched from Vancouver to pici
them UP. The salvage tug Kyu
quot left Vancouver TO 20 TO tn
aid Of the Princess Charlotte.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-06
THE BALKANS

Gen. Ion Antonssoa. He'd Dog
OF the Rumanlan army. took over
most Of King Carrots dlctstoriai
powers today. said bs would re-
spoct the sxis award Of northern
Transylvanls 10 Hungary. and
promised 10 punish psrsons who
previously had acted against the
pro-aaxl Iron Guard.
An army favorits. once friendly
with Iron Guard leaders. Anton
sscu said:
PROM the bataom On th~
tsp. . win pani.h guilty pei
sans In tn department Of In
tsriss responsible for aa l.s-siy
Furnishing irss Guard. and
sthsfs.s
Hs told ths prsss and q group
of Rumanian leaders he would
respect last weeks Vienna confer
sncs dscision. whsrsin Germany
and Italy directed that Transyi.
vsnia's whole northern portion
should 70 10 Hungary.
Astsss-es took Tho cath -
premier after he and kinE
Carol had issued . Isis, DE-
eres s..psaaisE the esastits-
tisa. df..sIsisE parliament.
limiting she kings power. and
osnfrrrisg an ethss authority
on Asfsse-ea.
budapest dispatches reported
that ssriy today Hungarian troops
led personally BY Regent Admiral
Nicholas Horthy. b~Ean ths occu'
patton u northern Tfansfisania.
ffn Berlin authorized German
quarters said sysnta IN Kumania
had been noted sith extra inter.
est. but n vas said that h0~ Eu-
mania settles her 0sn problems u
her own coneern.b
Antonsscu asked Rumsnian press
leaders not 10 attack the king OF
ths throne or former political
leaders
= EiiI take care Of them he
said IT the latter.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-06
Defense Bill
Soon IL Be Law

WASHINGTON The house
Thursday completed its action on
the IS. 25e, 0Oo. 900 total defense"
AUTHORIZATION bill. Only senate APP
proval of the conference report re-
mains before the bill goes to the
president.
The measure carries funds for
1s.422 more airplanes. start on con-
struction Of zoo more waships. and
equipment for an army Of ]. zoo. 900
men.
The house concurred In all SEN
ate amendments. in order TO speed
approval Of the measure and avoid
sending it back TO conference.
IL approved without serious
opposition 500 00o,0 900 for
housing for defense workers,
and sIzs,1o7,115 for construct
ing environments for national
fuardsmen modified by Presi-
dent Roosevelt These items
were added after the house
originally passed the bill
AS finally approved, the meas
ure carried approximately $3.50,
s24. 435 more than when IL passed
the house originally.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-06
Needless Of Hitler Threat,
British Bomb Berlin Again
Meanwhile. More Thon SO British
Towns Are Attacked by Nozis

40 bombs were dropp-d In 10
minutes.
SO many German planes were
over Britain that defense leaders
sent into action new secret anti
aircraft batteries. The guns were
reported 10 have brought down
six of the raiders. bringing the
74-hour British tabuiation 10 90
German planes down against loss
Of II British craft with five pilots
safe.
Royal Air Force bomb~r.
blasted away 81 Germas base.
aeros. the channel In France
and the repercuseios 81 their
bombs rocked house. sa ths
EaElish ceast.
The German high command
claimed one British raider was
brought down In ths Berlin vlcin-
lty last night and that two per-
sons were killed there. With the
~ casualties in north Germany.
this brought known deaths In last
nights British raids To 20.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-06

Puget Sound would remain viz
tuaiir unchanged for ths seventh
day.
Last night At Seattle Harry
Bridges sNhortsd Ms CO long
shofsmsn 10 disregard AL
pieksts on five not csreo~ ships
VA At that port. and ths msEn-
hsrship voted support q ths pro-
poaal
r A. Thronsoa. Pacific coast
secretary of AL waterfront
workers. thsrsepon declared ms
group ~as prepared 10 establish
picket lines strong enough 10 pre-
vent thslr violation.
To shat or sss.m
Il Nas sxpsctsd a sno~ down
fight bstNsen the two factions
would take place On ths seattle
waterfront when ths clio long
shorsmsn appeared 70 work ths
mootsd ships.
However. while TAcoma's AL
i0ngsh0rsmen we're IN general
SESSION here Al dasn today. word
~lss received from Thronson that
Il has been arranged sith the
sailors unloa u ths Pacific for
(continusd On Page 2. Column -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-06
HOLLYwOOD-Quotation,

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
on love, Hollywood branch,
sank to a new low today,
when three of the screens
greatest love makers, John
Barrymore. Hedy LAMAR.
and Carole Lands, split with
their mates.
Barrymore. the great gray
profile. walked out on his Elaine
and said this was their fifth--or
was II sixth and final separa-
ton.
Miss Lamar, who became an
international star by swimming
naked In her first movie, sued
Producer Gene Markey for divorce.
Miss Lands, the self-described
fugitive from a leg art career.
said she had to use exceptional
forbearance TO make her marriage
last an even 60 days.
JOHN Is "IsOLATED"
They agreed that welded bliss
was a snare and a delusion, though
Barrymore. who has been married
so often he sometimes loses count.
wouldn't promise not to give II
another try.
mo man In safe-so long az
there are women In the world,
he opined from the isolation Of
his iron-barred mansion on Tower
road.
HEDY CHARGES CRUELTY
Established In the caretakers'
quarters of his multi-roomed
house, which he described as look
ing like a Chinese tenement, f"
Barrymore said he expected Elaine
would file divorce proceedings
shortly.
The beauteous Miss Lamar.
who married Markey after Joan
Bennett had divorced him, charged
him In court with cruelty. inspect
fled. She said they had reached
a property settlement. and that
she wanted no slimony; only free
dom.
LEAVES IN A HURRY
Miss lands eloped 10 Las
Vegas, New. exactly two months
ago with William Hunt, yacht
broker. She left him last night
announced she would seek Q
divorce Immediately, and said II
hadn't really taken her the full 90
days to discover they were In.
compatible.
She is the well-curved blonds
who appealed TO newspaper editor,
a couple Of months ago To throw
away all the bathing suit photos
of her In their files. She charged
that her studio publicity depart
ment had focused attention OF
movie fans on her body. instead Of
her art.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-06

Adolf Hitler sent his bombers
over ct Britain today. but they
met q flying barrieade Of British
fighter planes and bursting anti
aircraft shells.
Needless OF the fuehrer's threats
10 RAE" British cities. Royal
Air Force planes again swarmed
over Germany. causing a two
hour air raid alarm In Berlin.
blasting an army storehouss and
dropping a bomb In the famous
Tiergartsn In the capital city.
In an attack on a north Ger
man city. 1t was admitted, 10
persons were killed.
More than 90 British towns
and cities heard the crash Of
German bombs and the roar
Of German planes In the hours
before daylight. In one Lon
don district region 100 bombs
fell In another section Of
the metrepolitaa defense ares
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-06

thursday. Aug. n. This also
sas FALSE
No. now. it's POUR move. spar
entity. Congressman Waligrsn.
wallgrsn u the eandidsts who
II believed 70 have At Least the
encouragement 81 ths national ad-
rninistratlon IN the contest Miller
was = member Of the lower house
Of thu last legislature.
Steve Chadwick. Seattle. can
didzts for U. Q. senator on ths
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-06
Condemned
Insists He's
innocent
However. He Tells
Worden He Vents
His Life to End

wALLA WALLA, WASH
Protesting his innocence, but
claiming he wants to die,
Edward l.. Bouchard, as,
ordered his last meal today as
the state prepared to take his
life for a double Staying.
Bouchard viii be hanged shortly
after midnight at washington
state penitentiary for the AK muir
der of Ralph Allison. %. and Cyril
L. Ables, rs. both Of Van Mugs,
Calf.
The condemned man told
Warden r. 4. Mahoney he
was present af the time ALI
son and Ables wcre slain. but
insisted he was not guilty Of
the crime.
Mahoney said Bouchard has
asked no clcmcncy, and insists
he wants his life to end.
Bouchard. who apparently viii
be the first man hanged at the
penitentiary this year, ordered a
last meal of fried chicken to be
served him at 4:30 p. m, when
guards viii transfer him to q
death cell in condemned row.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-06

NEW fOnk--Dr. Haas Zins-
ser. 81. famous bactsriologist who
Isolated the typhns fever germ and
yet found time IN q life OF prolific
research 10 write best sellers.
died Of lenksmia Wednesday.
Dr. zinsser was professor OF
baetsrioiogy al Harvard Medical
school His books included Rats.
Lice and History and AS I Re-
member Him. the Biography Of
r. g.. which many critics thought
autoeaogr2phicsl
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-06

Republican ticket. siil make his
last address. q the primary cam
palEn tonight AZ = p. m. Il Sum
nsr high school His topic Our
Unprepared Preparedness.
There viii Be about s75. 900
registered voters In the states
s.0ie precincts ON Sept. 10 primary
election day. Secretary Of State
Belle Reeves reported today.
The number OF precincts In
creased slightly from the 7,s63 In
Continued on Page .. Column q
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-06
Hope Wanes for
Victim Of Fall

Fear for the life OF Oscar Peter
son. 90. injured in q fall down q
flight Of stairs at the Provident
building. was expressed BY physi-
clans Thursday. Peterson was In
the county hospital. his condition
admittedly poor. He suffered
shock, brain conclusion and q pos
sibie skull fracture, attendants
said.
The victim, who lives at 1918
No. 9th st., tr1pped on the stairway
and plunged TO the second story
level Of the building where he had
been visiting q friend. The acct
dent occurred At q late hour Tues
day night
-s
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-06
BASEBALL
FINALS


NATIONAL LkAStk
First Game:
Boston -. e10 lzo 030--7 10 o
New York =. 900 800 el4-s rs I
Tobin. strineevich "a. Sullivan
fsD. coffmzn ts). Piechota 90
and Mast: Carpenter. Melton Cd,
Lynn I'D and O'Dea-
Brooklyn ZOO ESQ 900 SIS Is !
PhiladslphiA ole l7e ooI e-s IL 2
Wyatt. Carleton go. Casey 90.
Tamulis (e) and Phelps. hulcaby
and Atwood
AMEEicAs LEAGUE
First Game:
New York :. eIe 100 600 Q 0
Washington clio 900 00o-I 7 I
Bonham ard Dickey; Leonard
and Terrell
PhIl.dashis. COZ eoo eoo-7 N Q
Bosfon -. eco orc lox-s II
Caster. Beckman ~ and Hayes;
Bsgby. Dickman CD, T. johnson
90 and Foxx-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-06
Port Tieup
Is In Effect
Seventh Day
CIO Longshoremen
To Disregard
AL pickets
fnrtIErtSsl

sfsfsrsssr wa,n~ q. sIar.s a.
s.ase~a - ae~i=saa wsaia -
~ sssa~ pahi,r -.ouetIus~ ~
sirk.- fsilsWtns eaaciu=ssu II
hearings her. rhar<asy sftrrassaL
ue sili aeserulne NJ AL i.az-
shar~m~a vlaiss~d th~ir eusp,syef<
cantfset wses theY strues m IT,
causs. resf Aaxrle. sna An==
esste-. vita .sh-eas~rt ti~ap Il
ships IN seattle
srsrrfK-ss attempts % cTo
iesaza.reu,~s n sssh ~ ALL
piekssea sklp f.is~<s thi< .fs~rnss-
a. sailor. s.a fireus~n shut of
steam And wsiked eff. The ie.E-
.harem-. hsa srs--~a . ptssst
linz q AFI lsaE=ssr~m~a sreasa
tho sscsr,es Ipswich. sssisr- i~ft
the se.-si. h.ifisa sp~rstisr.. the.
returned sareash . mixsp. sst
wee erdefsa of ss.is ~ AL
headquarters rhe .hip sssia -
"sais lsiis. h~sagasrs~vs .ssa. -
lsnE =. the ve..~i va pssk~t>d.
SEATTLE cio l..s-asr-m-.
to-day p@s.ea piehss Iise. ~ AMER
icas TefsFsfssa u fsissr Iasn-
.harem~n - sssssa esrrs 90 ths
s,s.ss<s ir=wiea. sfemh~r- sf tf~
AFL sfniiasea <.iiar. unis. -
Inc Pacific. whs had .sut aft
steam ard wsihes ssf the ship -
the CfO ssa hezaa removing
esssa. retafssa saa fired sp sx.ls
after sn hsars lai~ne-- Caafss.
.isa ssi.t<d 81 AL s-~dausrter..
hswsesr. where sffieiais .sla -
order had h~ea Eis~a IN FssaF. 10
work.
Wits challenges tossed between
AL and CfO ionKnhcrsnsn fob
D. ing mas msetlnKs % ne rival
factions iaat night and tins marn-
ing, u appeared Thursday th-
waterfront tisup whieb grips
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-06
Rally for c. c. Dill
Will Be Held Tonight

A Pierce eoasty rally for q.
q. DfII. ss-sea.tef and Demo-
ersfle eaaaidsts for governor.
VIII b ibid ~ . .. M toniEht
IN Temple ths.fer. a torch
nght parade wfii preosds ths
nseetisg.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-06

Above sho' oppensd Wednsdo evening when the venerable 07 model CON-
the end Of the Mus.sno,so opo oqs, who hold. po, esn.
heov for the pone. moI ont After rocky flight the tied
the other side The bottom propeller ord ode ~oed out too
oil
If m n
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-06
General Takes
Carol'sPowers
Hungary Sends In
Occupation Army
(BufI.eTfs1

BUCHAREST. n.msnis--Fishf-
Ing hroks out ia tho street. ~
bucharest ianiEht. but paiiee re-
ported the situation under esa-
troll BY siss .. M.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-06
Leverich Olympia Pm.
WASHINGTON

WAsHINGT0N-P resi- den I
Roosevelt Thursday nominated
Jesse Francis Leverich to be post
master At Olympia.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-06
-POLITICULARS-
PUBLIC AFFAIRS
Mystery: Miller Charges Wollgren's
Plone Trips to Copitol Are Political HOAX

II Mr.. WaIlgren here or Is he there7
That became moot question in the current political cam
paign Thursday, when Spokanes Donald Is. Miller. Demo-
cratic candidate for u senator dropped off In Tacoma
long enough 10 charge Of his opponents Congressman
Mon Wagren. Everett also seeking the senatorial nominal
ton of carrying upon the people Of this state
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-06

BANK TRANSACTIONS
Tacoma -..............A ,leo, 90
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-06
S STATE TO Hang man AT MIDNIGHT
WEATHER FORECAST

Cloudy tonight. Saturday. Tenn
persturc-; High. -: low, So sun
rises. s:s6; sets. SAL.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-26
MISS ANNIE MOSI.EY
BURIED WEDNESDAY
EiChShOro CGmmDni:y Lady Died
Al Home Tuesday Following
Operation Earlier

Funeral services were held al
Shocco Methodist church at 2:30 T.
n. Christmas day for Miss Anne
Davis MoSIey, 80, who died at her
home Just across the line in Warren
county, in the Nicks bovo community.
Il $40 a. III. Tuesday. She underwent
al operation - Maria ftGrham hos
pital here several weeks ago.
Miss MoslcE had been = member Of
Snoccc church fifteen years, and III"
pastor OF th"r chUrch, Rev. i. "
Lee, Of Middlc5urg, was in charge
Of the services, assisted by Rev. I.
y. WoCdall, former pastor. Buria!
vas in the church cemetery.
Surviving are the parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. James L. Mo>icy; one brother,
Games Early MoSJy, Of this count.
and three sisters, Mrs. Florence EGL-
&hcth Parham, Mrs. Pearl SiainbacE.
both of Warren county, and Mrs..
Laura LaSSitCr, OF Vance.
Active pallhcarCrS were announced
;,s follows: W. +. Turner. Il. p. Elem
ing, Eugene Lester, i. J. Abbott. =.
J. Turner and Vastis Young.
Miss MOSlcy had lived in tnc
Nici5boro community all her Lie.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-26
kEETON FUNERAL. is
HAD AT TOWNSVILLE
Prominent Citizen Buried at Rock
Spring Church Following
Services There

Furcral services Wcrc held at 2:3t
u'cl""i, this afternoon at Rock Spring,
Hap, ! church at Townsville for the
late Jun.cs wilkins KeCton, &c, whit
Gln3 at @:+5 d. m. Tuesday al his
i"mc 1T Townsville. lie had been Ill
three and 4 nall years, suffering from
. ,Curt 2ilmGnt and complications.
Rev. S. L. Morgan. who retires as
paste" of Rock Spring church jan
U&ry after ministry OF several
years, was III charge of the service.
assisted by Rev. Lee Pridgen, who
.,..;'. g.. j. - the passionate.
Mr.. KectOn was native Of Neck
i,unur4 county, Virginia, and was
.orn March Is, 1872. He had lived
It Townsville the past twenty years,
rs u substantial farmer and citizen.
He had been a member Of Rock
Spring church for forty years.
Surviving are the widow, Mrs.
Alice Pulyear Keeton; one daughter,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-26
CAN YOU ANSWER
THESE QUESTIONS?
See Page FOur

|. What is the popular term used
to describe the informal radio talks
by President Roosevelt?
2. Does radio affect the weather?
;. Which of the following countries
WAS not neutral during World Wa:
i-DCnmark, Panama or SPAN!
4. How many government depart
mCnts are represented in the Presl-
dents cabinet?
5. The city Of - is called, 'the
home of the bean and the COD.
8. Can the United States Govern
mcnt appropriate patent without
the inventors consent?
T. Has woman ever been an &C
tive candidate for President Oh inc
United States?
s. Was the late Neville CfamDef-
lain, former Prime Minister Oh Eng
land, Il Catholic or Protestant:
8. Name the last U. S. submarine
which sank?
10. On the loss Of which OF ms soi,'
did DAVID CITY, ny Sen, AIy o1h
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-26
Christmas In Henderson
>luiiet, Without incident

Dispatch and provided for by lndl-
\iuualS or groups.
Other organizations and SOclell2'
carried out charity programs Oh lllelf
uVn, and deserving needy lallIllIe@
WrrC provided for in every instance
where them condition was noted, ii
wa, believed.
! Spccial turkey dinner was pre-
,.;drd for prisoners at The State High
way prison camp at Glllourg, loul
miles east Of iIcnuer*on. mat was
thr principal observance OF inc or
Cas;un there, Superintendent j. II
CIrton said, though prisoners were
loot required 10 work.
Assistant Fire Chief J. w. Hayes
who Was in charge Of work OF IRE"
men in repairing used toys Tor chit
drcn. said some 800 children shared
in the distributions, with white anC
colorcd children being provided Tor
Some l25 to 1856 families were Vlsltc.
Lv Santa Claus in this way.
Mr.. Hayes said approximately z.
GEO used Toys had been furnished ny
citizens and repaired by the fire
men. and that every deserving fam
= iiy YVES cared for, SO far as was learn
cd. He thanked all the people VIII,
@avp toys and also his assistants il
the fire department who had hanc
in thc work, and those concerns WI;
gave paint tools OF other cluipmen
for lh@ repair job. Some gave cas-:
for puchaSc of paint and other ncccs-
sites. Distribution was made by tn,
fircmen themselves, by The SALIVA
ton Army and other agencies.
All Christmas Opportunities print
CO in i've Dispatch, Il total Of 81, Wcr'
cared for, Captain Mills, Of The S&!
walton Army, said.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-26
Rrnther-in-LaW Dies

Mrs. George Powell recently learn
cd Of the death Of her brother-in-laW,
S. J. Sullivan, 70. in Fredericksburg
Va, last Saturday. Funeral services
were conducted Sunday. He had
been i'll sometime. Illness prevented
Mrs. PoWelPS attending the last
rites.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-26

Mrs. E. M. Moody, and three SONS, G.
| II. Kecton, Of Durham, and j. u.
| Kccton and A. b. kectOn, Of Towns
vile, and two brothers, G.. W. keeton
Of Townsville, and J. A. kecton, Of
South Hill, Va.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-26

Meeting Omitted-Mcmbcrs of the
Mohawk Tribe, Improved Order Of
ECd Men, are reminded that the
regular weekly meeting. scheduled
for Friday evening, will not be held
due to the Christmas season. The
tribe meets next Or January 3
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-26
AI}OU. ID TOWN

Traffic Finest. G.. Hester. Jr
and r p. Stewart, Jr., paid 81 trait
fc fines into the office Of the CITY
clerk, according to records there TO-
day.