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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-21
Tacoman Turns His Son Over
To Officers After Accident
Arrest Follows Discovery Pedestrian
Had Been Injured by Hit-Run Driver

A Tacoma youth turned over te
police by his father was In the
city jail Monday. held as a hit.
snd-run driving suspect
Robert L. Milton. 10. ei7 So.
Sheridan ave, was booked for
having no drivers license and for
investigation OF the accident that
injured Casper johnson. IS, 44le
No. 26th st. early Sunday.
Police early Monday afternoon
said johnson had signed a state
ment declaring he would not prose-
cute the youth. Milton was to be
released shortly. officers said.
johnson. meanwhile. WAS under
observation in Tacoma General
hospital, his left leg broken and
suffering from bruises and shock.
He was found lying alongside the
roadway at No. 2sth and Stevens
SITS. by two brothers. Carl and
Lynn Faux. OF Yelm. who called
police at 2:2o a. m. Sunday.
The pedestrian was listed as the
victim of hit-run driver by Police
Sergt. Cornelison and Officers
Herman Schnugger and J. S.
Lyons, who investigated. Shat
tered glass from a headlight lens
was found on the road. together
with marks indicating johnson
was dragged about Is feet.
While officers were gathering
evidence in hope Of capturing the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-21
To Portland
For TRAINING
Advance Course
For z Tucomuns

Darrell HOf1inksr snd c. L Hafl.
kuff. representatives 81 ths oFxxen
Mutual fAgs Insurance g herr
ls,t sunday fnr their cenreays
house offices AZ Portland Ore. 10
take ~ advanced training euslrss
IN isfe Insurance. underwriting.
hcfilager ard iIafihast we're -
leeted fran areap II IL msa n
ths J. }. fatEefsun agency - eest
qualified. having represented their
company mere than three years
and having written = satisfactory
volume of life insurance.
'-T'hls special course wssl Require
oar attendance II lhs kasws afflees
FOR three days each moasA aufsax
TIE balance u TIE rear. ssta ilof.
linEer. and we are ssry happy -
have qualified. sa tAss special train
ing wtii enable us = xivs me high
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-21
To Announce
Census Soon

Taooms's 1910 population figure
will be announced within the next
few days. possibly Tuesday. Mrs
kathryn Malstrom. Pierce county
census director. announced Mon
day.
She Joined with Chamber Of
commsrcs and city officials in
urging unsnumsrated Tacomans 70
contact the census office immsds-
atsly. before II 10 too late.
Those unenumerated are re-
quested 10 telephone the chamber,
Main 2i75. or the census office,
Main ssei. Mrs hals,rom wanted
Il 10 be known that there still u
time for persons 20 be enumerated.
bat warned that the final figure
must b. sent to Washington. %. C.
soon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-21
Adelphians Give
Church Program
Group Closes It's
10th Season Here

IN concert that included the
sacred and secular classics snd
folk songs and touched the field
u light opera. The AdelphlAn
Choral society In . canoert 81 the
First Christian ehureh sunday
closed the 1910 season and the
10th year 81 It's exi.ssAes a. the
official singing society 81 the chi.
leFs u rnre, Sound. rhs effect
was 10 smphaslse the fact that the
college chorus. organised and
trained by John Paul Bennett. a..
rector 81 the conservatory ~ nu-
sic. has been developed into an
organization that for style and
fleslhillty IN IN . class by itself.
The program opened with the
sacred csntata. Near Ny Prayer. =
by rslix Asndsissohn. with Lana
Saunders Running singing The 30
prano solo. and closed with Tales
Of the Vienna Woods. ore ~ the
most tunsfui % the vaita compo-
sltions os Johann atrsuss. IN be.
tween were Cesar Frsnchs Gloria
In Excsisls.s sung In Latin
Brother James Air sn English
melody 10 which the words Of tina
rwsnty-thlrd Psalm have hesn
adapted group Of Latvian folk
sonEs The Monastery" by Pok-
rouskly; serEsrs Gypsy no.
In = Monastery Garden
by Albert W. kstslhey. Robert
McLeod's arrangement Of "Gaslle
Mouth Music. and the Matador
Song from vsrdts Ia TraviAta."
and other compositions In which
the versatility of the chorus en-
phassssd.
II Was q program ~ cappslla
and accompanied numbers IN
which each composition required
a different treatment. ranging
from passages IN which the fuli
volume Of the chorus was required
10 the softest pianissime. Through.
bot the concert there vas smphA.
sissd what always have been Adsl.
phian ehaetsustlos perfect co.
ordination between conductor and
,hoFlis, accuracy 81 phrasinE and
islleais shading
Sunday nights concert also
the 18th anniversary ~
Prof. Hennstt as director AZ The
". r. y.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-21
Races StOrk
To Seattle
Health Officer
Is Papa Again

II was a fast race with the
stork. starting at 3 a. m. Monday,
when Or. Norman f. Msgnussen.
Pierce county health officer,
drove his wife from their home
here to Swedish hospital. Seattle,
in ~ minutes.
Almost Immediately upon their
arrival, a baby boy, weighing nine
pounds and seven ounces. was
born to the Magnussens. They also
have another boy. aged 20 months.
The trip was necessary because
Mrs. Magnussen's personal ply
stefan resides in Seattle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-21
U. W. Band Plays
AT Fife Tuesday,

The 60-piece University of Wash
ington band. directed by Walter
c. Welke. will present a concert
of classical and popular music at
p. m. Tuesday in the Fife school
auditorium.
Proceeds from the concert will
be turned over TO a fund for pur-
chasing uniforms for members of
the Fife high school band.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-21

The Pierce county commission
ers Monday named Andrew S.
kupka. IS year old Washington
State college graduate. TO fill the
position OF county milk inspector.
The health department position.
involving inspection Of all diaries
in the county which do not de-
liver milk within the city Of Ia
coma. has been vacant since resig-
nation of DIR. Charles Saunders
more than a month ago.
Kupks. brother Of Deputy Sher-
III George Kupka. lives at Route
1. Buckley. At the state college
he has been majoring In dairy sci
ence and milk sanitation. has had
two years experience in official
herd testing and dairy herd i'm
provement work. and while going
to school has been manager and
part owner Of a large dairy herd
near Pullman.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-21
Forests Blozeless
So Far This Yeor

OLfHFfA Slate forestry Offi-
Gals kept tbeir fingers crossed 20
day - The state Nss well on is
Ssy 70 setting a record for the
lack n forest fires. not = single
biszs being reported - far this
year Last year during March and
April alone there we're so fires
Spring rain have Kept ths
woods ~ wet settlers bsgs hen
unable 70 burn ferns Ana stump
which usually starts scores u fires
zach spring when the biAzea get
away from them IN ths dfy under
brush Ths fires started early lass
year and covered me state with =
dense mantle Of smoSs Ia March
and April
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-21

Tos German sss force Emlsn<i.
tied iss ssissks - ths rear uczAs
nsansssliens a. ne snemy ~ q
series af ssase=<<fss~ bsmbzas
sslas ard official roursss sid thst
ere osFm.a snti.aisrfxft fe9sm~ns
eetwesn nsy % sna Nay ~ k.a
shes ao~n sas sasmy plzn<s Fsld.
lHs esssmss srsss
Tws enemy asxsrayefx we're e.
ssroysA eft TIA French is>lxizn
e~sst. he hlkh command sxia. And
nns destroyer sna = Fsemeh Ter
pese brat - sell - thFes msfs
ehantmsn we're seriously damaged
ire hlzn eemmsnd ssla tAs
Germans lad captured Ill ~ the
inner ring At Belgian fnsts thai
had hsid nut ~ mere thaH
wesk 81 Iasxs. and thst Al has
ere fort ~ Nsmsss. the IssikssA
ta~n ~ Tbs hsnstian ~ sAs nuae<
and Asmhrs rivers. nd been sssss.
rhe hixk sen ~ "a sal9
nstsi>A sivpi~s~~ sunday sixks
-sssi~s~s ~ barb we~ssfa
tssssssas. kiiiisx s~d ~ss~as
isg = nuass.~v IT essiIssHs.
ire eniy military nbi<etsvs NJ
BY the bombs. u was asserted. wss
pFs@on camp where n Allied
wsr prisoners nssF usnnuvrF wsrs
killed
u vas alleged In official satrses
that : ~omsns hospital 81 ths
esnlsr ~ Hsnaevss slse wss
stFaek BY hsmhs
Tns German high command ssid
that enemy leases Sunday tatsisa
la sirpisnss. lneludinr % au~nsa
IN AIR battles and 10 shes down ~
anti-alrcFaft guns snd ths -.
destroyed On the Ffnund.
Thirsy-ons German planes wers
reported missing.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-21

Paroles ~ twa rlsfes county
prisoners have been revoked ~ the
ststs board NJ prs.u trrms and
paroles. Il was announced Mandsy
by Parole officer Ralph y.
L.oudln.
Everett Taylor. -. ~ Olympia.
picked up by city police April 10
In connection with passing Rad
check. am 80 back TO waiia wslls
10 serve out : ao-YesF sentences.
on whieh he had dane fivs PEARS
Charles psvsDsy, -. Avsnus hotel,
Taeoma. on parole after serving
four years Of . is-yssF term fns
second degree burglary. wiii b
returned bseBuss ~ = varsity ~
psrols violations. ths affless said.