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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-29
Valley Marine
Ends His Life

HAWTHORNE. Nevs-A SEARCH
M party recovered from the
western Nevada desert nonday
she scdy ef z7.year-esd j r.
rorus. ~ Valley. wssh. whs used
lcsded service pistol 70 hold
feur fellrw Marines a. Hawthorne
munitions aepot a. bay fer two
hours sunday night.
Texus fied into the desert AFTER
threatening the men ouce In tire
desert. the county coruasr said.
rnxas shot himself
Officers sd Tuzns appeared ~
the depot 6ezr here and started
talking 10 = sentry. Ths sentry
ieft his poss 70 talk 10 occupants
AZ ~ sutoasehzle.
When the sentry, Private
Anderson. returned To Ma posi-.
Toxus had picked up : lnadesi
service revolver. Pointing u a.
the sentry. hs ordered him 10
telephone the affsesr IN charge a.
TIE depot. MsInv Charles nslnbsck.
Dunh~ck. . s~sxeNst sna
another marine officer ARRIVED
II the sratry pest .inssi-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-29

SANTA CRUZ, Calf. THE fire
departments new FISH horn" siren.
used for signaling fires and awak-
ening the population At = in the
morning. recently went on an un-
usual foot" The false alarm came
from Box i2S. which requires eight
''toots" repeated four times. or a
total Of - blasts II took the fire
department so long 10 get the siren
sobered UP from It's "toot' that the
q o'clock signal was 10 minutes
late and the city's business life
accordingly demorslIzed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-29
Tacoma Obituary Notices

day. 10 a. m. from Buckley-King's
chapel; Rev. Harold b. Long Off
ciating; burial Tacoma cemetery.
Theodore Ernest kohler---wed-
nesday. $50 a. m. from Holy
Rosary church, under direction Of
Mellinger's. burial Calvary ceme-
terry. Rosary. Tuesday. s:io p. m,
at the church.
Thomas Gourley Wednesday.
2:f5 p. m. from Mellinger's chapel:
Rev. Arthur Bell officiating: burial
Mountain View burial park.
Mrs. Emma Eley - Wednesday,
$50 p. m. from Mellingers chapel;
Rev. II. w. Kitchener and Rev. w,
o. Benthin officiating. burial Ia
coma cemetery.
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MRS. MARTINA c. NoLT1

Mrs. Martina Carlson Noltte. So.
died Tuesday at her home. s251 So.
Park ave. A native Of Norway, she
had lived in the United States %
years. She came to Tacoma from
Montana % years ago. She was a
member OF the Methodist church.
Mellinger's will announce the fu-
neral,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-29
MRS MARGARET RILEY

Mrs. Margaret Riley. IS, of POOP
No. Junett st, died Tuesday in a
local hospital. She was born in
New Berlin, ILL.,, and had lived in
Tacoma 10 years, coming here
from Chicago. Mrs. Riley. widow
of William F. Riley, who died In
1894, leaves four brothers. T. f..
Corbett Of Tacoma, M. C. Corbett
of Mason City. Ia, J. J. Corbett
of Rudd, Ia, and J. w. Corbett
of Miles City. Mont, and five sis
tiers, Mrs. Rose Tunny of Los An
geles, Mrs. Jane McCloskey Of
Verona, H., Mrs. p. J. Sheehan Of
Springfield. ILL.,, Miss Alice Cor
bett Of Chicago. and Sister M.
Ambrosia of Pana, III. Cassidy &
Aliens will announce the funeral.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-29

The goth annual summer meet
Ing Of the Pierce County Honey
Producers association viii be held
in the auditorium Of the library al
Puyailup starting at 10 .. m. Fn.
day. May u
Those appearing on the program
viii include J. w. Peterson. n. v,
White. Richard Yost, N. y. Momm.
sen. George N. Paige. Earl Girls.
man. E Walker and Miss Elisabeth
Dsekernon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-29
Four Educators
Accorded Honors

-Four men from Tacoma ana vi
einity have been selected for men,
oership by Phi Delta Kappa. ma
uonal educational honorary fra
ternity. according to word received
by John A Arnold. principal Of
Fern Hin school.
The four are Cliff Olson. coach
at ?. L. c.; William r. Leather
wood. Stadium high: Franklin w.
o'Neel, Lincoln high. and Norris
Ford. superintendent Of Falkland
schools.
Selections are made on the basis
of scholarship and leadership in the
field of education.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-29

RUTH I. PERSON

Funeral services for Ruth Louise
Person. six, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Person of 1909 So. l. St.
who died Monday at her home. will
be held Wednesday at p. m. from
Lynn's chapel, with the Rev. Carl
E. Rydell officiating. Other than
her parents, the girl leaves three
sisters. Carrie Marie, Alice and
Katherine OF the home, and her
grandfather. Olaf Peterson Of Ia
coma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-29
Annual Award
Day at CPS.
Presentations
Are Announced

The annual award day at tbs
College Of Puget Scund saw th'
largest number Of presentation,
ever made, given TO the student
body.
Graduate scholarships In variou:
subjects were given to / members
of the class of 1910 and one mem
Der of 1889. Izetta Hendricks '3s
received a fellowship at the West
ern Reserve Graduate school OF
Social Work: Histoshi Tamaki,
tuition scholarship. Boston Univer-
sity Medical school; Howard Carl
son, teaching fellowship, mathe-
mates AID physics, College of
Puget Sound; Jean Hartman and
Bill Hopper, teaching scholarship,
law school, Columbia University:
Bradley Banno, tuition grant,
Drake University: Barbara Healy
and Joan Roberts, service scholar
ship in graduate school of retail
trAining, New York University;
Phyllis Anderson. Garth Dickens,
service scholarships in the gradu-
ate school of commerce North
western University; Robert Spren-
ger, teaching assistantship in
chemistry. Syracuse University.
Graduation Honors
General graduation honors in
elude: bachelors degree, magma
cum laude: Phyllis Anderson,
James Busey, Howard Carlson,
Helen Gessaman. Margaret Gill
strap. Marie Gilstrap, William
Hopper, Lois Kuhl Marion Rounds,
John Slipp. Cum laude: Frances
Cruver, Mary Daley, John Nc
Donald, William Reynolds, Hitoshi
Tamaki, Harry Venn.
Pledges to Mu Sigma Delta,
scholarship honorary, inclu d e:
Faculty, DIR. Helen Mckinney, DR..
Philip Fehlandt, DR.. Paul Means.
Senior, Marion Rounds, John
Slipp, Howard Carlson, William
Reynolds, Frances Cruver, Harry
Venn. John Mcdonald, Hitoshi
Tamaki. Juniors, Ronald Rau,
1rma Hawkinson, Wilbur Basin
ger.
Scholarships Listed
Howarth departmental scholar
ships: Polma Normand, Richard
Vimont, biology; Edgar Grain,
John Clifford, chemistry; Ronald
Rau, mathematics and physics;
Donald Murphy, physics; Betty
Tregoning. John Carter, music;
Richard Sloat, public speaking;
Lawrence Henderson, Eleanor
Graham, library; Helen Gessaman,
Mildred Mckenzie, Mary Ellen
Peterson, Roy Lokken, English;
Betianne Wasserman, Frenc h;
Blanche Haynes, Spanish; Anita
Wegener, Betty Peterson, Frances
Hoss, Lyall Jameson, Betty Jones,
business administration; Vera
Healy, physical education; Russell
Alsgaard, religious education; LIE;
land Thune, psychology.
Presidents scholarship cup:
Frances Chubb; dean Of women's
sorority scholarship cup, Delta
Alpha Gamma; faculty fraternity
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-29
FUNERAL SERVICES

Mrs. Pauline Paetz-Wednesiay.
3 p. m. from Pipers chapel: Rev.
Warren Hansen officiating, burial
Mountain View burial park.
Patricia Ann Conrad - Wsdnes-
day. 1870 p. m from Pipers chapel /;
burial Mountain View burial park.
Mrs. May T. Agnew-Wednes-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-29

If you're not using 1t, sell 1t with
a Fast = Action Times Want AID.
Phone Main 3151.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-29
CHRISTIAN NILSSON

Funeral services for Christian
Nilsson. 81, OF 1921 so. sth st. who
died Monday in a local hospital.
will be held Wednesday at / p. M.
from the Tuell chapel. with the
Rev. Charles T. Mentzer officiat-
ing. Burial will be In New Tacoma
cemetery. Nilsson, a resident Of
Tacoma ~ years. was a member
Of Ancient Order Of Vikings. He
leaves a brother. Carl. and a
nephew, Carl jr., both Of Tacoma
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-29

Funeral services for Mrs. Mary
C. Stone, 81, who died Monday at
her home in Puyallup, will be held
Wednesday at p. m. from Lynns
chapel. with entombment follow
ing in Tacoma mausoleum. Prior
to moving to Puysllup a little over
a year ago, Mrs. Stone had lived IN
Tacoma 40 years. making her home
with her daughter, Mrs. J. M.
Sheppard. who survives her. Mrs.
Stone was a native OF Denmark.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-29

scholarship cup. Delta Kappa Phi:
Mahncke football squad scholar
ship trophy, John Boyle; A. A.
U. w. award. Margaret and Marie
Gilstrap; women of rotary award.
Eleanor Wsrne; Kappa Alpha
Theta cup. Phyllis Anderson; AM
phietyon society cup, Robert
Sprenger; Chimes memorial cup.
Richard Sloat: Weir educational
trophy. Jean Hartman; Myra f.
Dupertuis prize in French. Mary
McKenny; American Chemical
society plaque, William Reynolds.
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records.

Mrs, Mary strauze, II, died
Monday at her home. Rt. l. Box
1872. She was born in Germany
and came to the United States
when nine years old. She had lived
in Tacoma AZ years. Surviving are
two sons, John and Sam of Ia
coma; five daughters, Mrs. Eliza
beth Cheney, Mrs. Helen Wilson
and Mrs. Stella zacha of Tacoma,
and Mrs. Marue Beal of New
Jersey and Mrs. Frances Faulkner
of Alaska; six grandchildren, and
one great grandchild. Mellingers
vii announce the funeral.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-29

RAfNAstu swiftly NhRF - y z I
Sprenger; Chimes memorial cup.
Richard Sloat: Weir educational
trophy. Jean Hartman; Myra +.
Dupertuis prize in French. Mary
McKenny; American Chemical
society plaque, William Reynolds.
Music Award
Richard Summers memorial
award in music, Walter Hopkins;
Robert Brandt memorial award in
dramatics. Richard Sloat; depart
ment award In dramatics. June
Peele; A.S.C.P.S. four year debate
awards. Barbara Healy. Marie and
Margaret Gilstrap; Burmiester
oratory prizes. women. Margarita
Irle. Sylvia Langdon; men, Rich
ard Dews, Frank Hanawalt: ex-
temporaneous speaking, women.
Barbara Healy, Pomla Normand.
men, Frank Hanawalt. Samuel
Bait: Frank S. Baker writing
prizes, Delbert Mcbride, Marion
Rounds; Philomathean sorority de-
bate trophy, Independents: New
begin fraternity debate trophy,
Independents.
Senior women's athletic awards,
Lois Kuhl and Mary Reitzel;
women's badminton trophy, Delta
Alpha Gamma; women's intra-
mural championship trophy. Delta
Alpha Gamma; Wainwright hiking
trophy, Helen Berg; Cook sorority
ski trophy. Kappa Sigma Theta.
Four-year lettermen's athletic
blankets, Marius Bertholet, John
Mcdonald, Larry Raglan; Johnson
Cox football inspirational trophy,
William Madden; Louis o. Grant
basketball inspirational trophy, Bill
Mclaughlin; Stewart Davis all
college golf championship, Jim
York; sll-college individual hand
ball trophy, Emery Waite, Bill
Schroeder; individual table tennis
trophy, Harry Werbisky.
Other Awards
All-year intramural champion
ship, Sigma Zeta Epsilon; all-year
intramural runner-up, Alpha Chi
M; Charles Maurmann trophy for
touch football, Sigma Zeta Epsilon;
intramural volleyball champion
ship, Alpha Chi M; r. L. Fox
intramural badminton champion
ship, Delta Kappa Phi; Howard
Armstrong "a" league basketball
trophy, Sigma zeta Epsilon; "B"
league basketball title, Independ-
ents; handball team championship,
Sigma Zeta Epsilon; Hoskins-
Mecca "a" league basketball run
ner-up, Independents; Sprenger
and Jones golf championship tro-
ply, Sigma zeta Epsilon; Harry L.
Brown tennis trophy, tie. Sigma
Zeta Epsilon, Alpha Chi NJ, Sigma
Mu Chi; A. S. c. p. S. softball
title, Alpha Chi M; softball run
ner-up trophy, Sigma Zeta Epsi-
Ion; table tennis team trophy, tie,
Sigma zeta Epsilon. Delta Pi Omi-
cron; intramural managers sports
manship trophy, Independents.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-07-26
Krajane.

V Chicago bandite Sc utkal
S policisty, kdyz byli JIM pre-
kvapeni pri pokusu ~vylamova
nj pokladny v Ashland & 81
Str. Currency Exchange, $685.
jiz. Ashland ave. Policistt
John P. Conway a John Jenilc
re STANCE Brighton Park jel
We SVEN policejn1m autombilu
kdyz zahledli pet bandita
praci ma pokladne.
Strazn1ci S tasenymi revol.
very vb6hli do mfstnosti, VIOLA.
jice ma lupice, ably sc vzdali
tt ale Sc dali ma 1t6k ma vsech.
ny strany a zahajili pc straznf.
CT stTelbu.
Policista Conway pronasle.
doval tTi z lupic1 ulickou, kdy5
byl zasazen jednou z kulf ban.
ditd do prave Pare. Kule pro.
jela mu pazf a zaryla Sc mt
do prave strany tela, a polici.
sta klesl ma dlazbu.
Ma m1sto pTijela detektivnt
Geta z 1stfedn1 STANCE.
Chycen byl 20 roxy starJ
George Montville. Pozdej!
chycen byl George Budka, Fl
let starry. Prohl1dkou jeho O.
bydlf detektivove objevili cely
arsenal. V loznici Bulky ma.
lezli automatickou pistol, diva
revolvery a kulovnici, jakoz
zasobu naboj1.
Ia nedlouho k zatcenym
pfibyl starry znamy policie, &c
let starry F. Michuda. Ten sc
pokusil uniknouti, kdyz POLICE
n~avst1vila jeho obydli, vysko-
cen1m z okna sve loznice, ale
padl primo do narucf serz.
Edwarda VALERA.
Ma policejnf stanici Mont
vile, Budka a Michuda Sc
PRIMAL ku sve 1casti ma po-
kusu vyloupen1 pokladny.
Ma zaklad6 jejich vypovedi
pOlicie zatkla pax Johna Sisku,
% roxy stareho a Michaela
Gruestzera.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-07-26

Walter w. Harrington, Vor-
denberge, Henry Gervais, pf.
J. Stach, 81. Dor. Stach. o.
John Stach, Jr., p. Frank Vra-
bic, p. John Walner, Claire
Beauty Shoppe, p. Paul F. Pc
ter, p. John Hrabanek, Julia
Hewitt.
Pc 500 darovali:
A. Hejnold, Filitek, c.. Reil-
ly, j. Sladie, Paul Campbell.
W. j. Garffish, Bollinger, pf.
j. Wanek, p. w. Scott Bate
man, p. Henry Beck, p. James
j. Karwack, pf. M. Semaly, pf.
Rosie Burnek, pf. Marie Drnec,
p. Rudy Paf1zek Jr., Princess
Dress Shop, pf Mary Tuna, o.
Otto Urban, pi. J. Klfma, pi.
A. Hacker, p. Frank Novotny,
p. E. Slapak, Karolina Miller,
pl. Frances Week, pi. Antonio
Nejedl1k, Sonia Dress Shop,
p1. M. Schultz, pf. M. Janda,
p: a pl. Zeman, p. a p1. Stanek,
p1. Slechta, pf. Kadlec, pf.
svec, p1. Kf1z, pf. Lii. Soft, pi.
M. Kramer, p1. Zarupska, Ne
jmenovany, Nejmenovany, pf.
Rozanek, Mary Wolf pf. Lose
nicky, pf. KuchaT, M. Quihhe,
j. Kaplan, Will. Graft, Paul
V. Gordish, pf. B. Kucera, M.
Cermak, E. j. Shaw, Tiny
Hauer, p. Czech, p. J. Vrablic.
Pc 25f darovali:
c. A. Cesky, pf. S. Cohn, V.
Bellistri, J. Rosenberg, pf. ].
Konrad, p1. V1tek, pf. Rada, pf.
Kankovsky, H. Langenfelder,
Frank Matousek, 81. Dvoracek,
Frank Schulz, j. Saffron, Jas.
Cernfk, pf. Soukup, Anna Ha-
jek j. Doggett, J. Skirts. J.
Ryan, F. Kelly, Ethel Bishop,
Alice Grace, p1. Reinhardt, pi.
Goldner, MIME Thorn.
Dale sebrano: p. a pi. Cerny
1880.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-07-26
I Washington.

General George G.. Mar
shall, nacelnfk generalnfho Sta
bu, pfedpovedel, re 16 divis1
americke armady Dude opatre-
no 1plne modernf vyzbroji do
/. ledna.
Tyto divise zahrnuji v sobe
dev6t divisi pechoty, ctyTi divi-
Sc narodni gardy, ktera ma by
tt povolana do chime sluzby,
jakmile president Roosevelt
obdrz1 prfslusnou autoritu cd
kongresu, dive move mechanic
Ike divise a jedna divise jfzdy.
Naceln1k generalnfho stabu
pravil, re devet divisi pechoty
je pine vyzbrojeno jiz nyni, a.
lie jejich vyzbroj neni zcela
modern1. Pocatkem ledna bu-
dou mfti vsechny plnou vyzbroj
a zasoby.
= President Roosevelt po-
depsal zakon o rozsfreni anne
rickeho valecneho lodstva,
j1mz Spojene Staty mali nit
jedno valecne lodstvo pro At
lantik a druhe pro Pacific. u
skutecneni tohoto planu Dude
znamenat re Spojen6 Staty
budou nit lodstvo schopne
odrazit jakoukoli kombinaci
svetovych namoTnlch sill. Gel
kovy pocet takoveho valecne-
no lod'stva by byl 701 lodi z
cehoz by 35 bylo bitevnfch.
Tento stav by americke valec-
ne lodstvo dosahlo do r. 1916
1947. Program Dude stat nej-
meme Sd, 900, 900, 900.
President soucasne podep-
sal HatchGv zakon O ''cistem
politikaTen1' die nehoz i stat
nj zamestnanci pokud jsou ca
stecne nebo cele placeni fede-
ralnfmi fondy, nesmf Sc chime
1castnit volebn1 kampane.
- We Washingtonu byla po-
dana zaloba, ably byl statnf
department donucen vydati
prdvodnf listy dvema Ameri-
cankam, jez jsou drzeny V u
zemf, okupovanem Nemci v
Europe. Jsou to pf. Fannie
R~ubinowiczova, ktera nyn1 je
drzena v polskem Lesnu a pf.
Vera Giegerichova, ktera je v
nemeckem koncentracn1m ia
bore Cars We Francii. Jsou
sestry a narodily Sc We Spoje-
nych Statech. Opustily tuto
zemi jake deti a pc revoluci v
Rusku byly donuceny, ably tyr
Oily, re narodily Sc v Rusku.
Nasledkem teto klamne infor-
mace statni department ode
pTel jim vydati pr1vodni listy,
ably molly odjeti do Spojenych
StatG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-07-26
Zastavil obIek, urceny pro
mrtveho.

V Omaze, Nebraska, Walter
Hampton, A leta starry, byl
odsouzen ma 60 dni do vezeni
protoze zastavil oblek, kterJ
mel donesti do pohrebniho L.
stavu pro mrtvolu tam dopra-
venom. Carl Johnson udala,ze
Hampton pTiSel do jejfho do
nova, pTedstavil Sc jake spoil
kovy bratr jej1ho zemreleho
manzela a rekl, re zarfdf vse
tax, ably spolek nesl naklad
ma pohreb. Den pred pohr-
benz dobrovolne pTijal 1kol,ze
donese oblek pro mrtvolu do
pohrebnfho 1stavu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-07-26

V Chicago cesky lekar a ma
rodnf pracovnik, DIR. Leopold
Wedeles, byl pocten Spoken
illinoiskych lekarI "a sluzby
ktere "a SO let sve lekarske
prakse prokazal svym bliznfm.
V uznanf techto sluzeb jmeno-
val no clenem Fifty Year
Club, k nemuz patti lekaTi,
kteTf Sc mohou pochlubit pa
desatiletou praks1. Mimo to
byl DIR. Wedelesovi odevzdan
umelecky diplom.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-14
Distribute Returns
To Berry Growers

SUMNER-Washington Packers.
Inc. a cooperative growers or
ganization, the only organization
in the Puyallup valley operating on
the fresh market with berries in
carload lots. is this week prepar-
ing the final distribution OF returns
to grower-members covering red
raspberries. loganberries. currants
and all other berries harvested for
the fresh market during the 1910
berry season. not including black
berries which will be covered
little later. The return will show
a general average to grower-mem-
bers as follows.
Red raspberries. after deducting
handling charge and the cost OF
the shipping crates. net return of
approximately cents per pound,
currants upwards of Sis cents per
pound; loganberries 4ise per
pound; youngberries 4lac per
pound; Olympic berries almost 5
cents per pound; blueberries up
wards of 12lac per pound.
The 1910 returns on berries
shipped to the fresh markets dis
close an average increase over
1889 on red raspberries 26Ia cents
per fiat; black raspberries rs
cents per flat; eurrants % cents
per FIAT. and other varieties rea-
sonably comparable.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-14
Randle Women
Hurt in Crash
Accident Occurs
On Mounioin Rood

Two elderly women. both resi-
uViies "a ss1ssFssss, - ssssss-s :
IN a traffic smashup on the noun
tain highway Thursday night
Mrs. Laura Leaman. 50. driver
Of a Packard sedan that smashed
into a car driven BY William Gray.
Rt :. box 40. Tacoma. was con-
fined in the county hospital Friday
with a serious chest injury and
cuts about the face. Her compan-
ION. Mrs. Katherine Jones. 81. sus-
tanned bad scalp wound but was
permitted to leave the hospital
after treatment
State Patrolman F. F. Esteb re-
moved the injured women 10 the
hospital after the accident at 7.35
p. m. Thursday Gray's hip was
bruised but he did not require hos
pital attention. Esteh said the
women had the right-of-way and
were driving south on the highway.
Gray. he reported. had left a store
and was crossing the highway and
heading east toward the Brookdale
road intersection. Gray evidently
failed to look both ways, and the
resultant accident damaged both
m hines considerably, Esteb
stated.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-14
0xholm Gets Letter Denying
CHARGE 0lav Aide Traitorous

Denial that one of the most
trusted aides OF Norway's Crown
Prince olav was traitor, as re-
ported by Carl J. Jonassen in a
Times interview. published Sept.
4. was made in a letter from the
Royal Norwegian legation in Wash
ington, d. c.. sent to Azel OK
holm of 901 No. Yakima ave.
Jonassen, who had just returned
from Trondheim. Norway, stated:
lone OF Crown Prince CLAWS most
trusted aides. who was a member
OF the princes party when II visit
ed Tacoma in May last year, was
In German employ" and further.
so was a highly trusted nurse to
the royal family"
Hans Olav. Norway's press repre-
sentative to the Y. s.. writing for
Minister Morgenstierne. remarks
that bot hstatements are without
the slightest foundation in facts. ="
Olav concludes his letter by writ
ing:
THE Norwe gians were
taken by surprise. hut they
fought heroically for two
months, longer than any other
country occupied by the Nazls.
Their vaior and fighting spirit
has even been commended nv
Herr Hitler In a recent speech
before the German reichstag."
Oxholm. in an accompanying
letter. stated:
Having been in close touch with
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-14

Buildings VIII De erected on the
Bird Division prairie. just west of
American lake. The project will
occupy an area approximately two
miles from one and a half miles
north of Dupont to the u. $. Vet
Grams hospital The buildings will
cover an area Of one mile wide.
To Use Unit Plan
Plans call for erection of SIS
buildings. which will be built In
five large groups. situated in a
~" shape. leaving approximately
200 feet between buildings for a
parade or drill field. Main en-
trance will be the road from Ia
coma-olympia highway leading to
American lake beach clubs.
Buildings will be Installed on the
unit basis. with one group of
structures composed OF two bar
racks. one mess hall. one recrea-
ton building and one storehouse
and administration building for
peace time company strength of
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about 126 men. This may be ex-
panded BY the addition Of one
barracks to house a war time CON-
pany Of 1se men.
Includes sol Barracks
Plans and specifications are
being rushed 50 that contracts
may be let for sewers and water
supply for the project.
When completed, the project
will include 301 barracks to &C
commodate SO men each; $50 mess
halls to accommodate 10 men each:
$50 buildings for storehouses and
company administration; $50 re-
ereational buildings; % officers
quarters; II buildings for officers
mess hall to accommodate lis men;
IL regimental recreation build
ings; IL regimental administrative
buildings; u post exchange build
ings, "a motor repair shops: IL
infirmaries: II non-insulated ware
houses and one telephone and
telegraph building.