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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-30
Pioneer Park
Program Set
To Mork Holiday
In PuYullup

PuYALLUP-Citizens Of Puyai-
lup win assemble IN Pioneer park
Thursday morning at $50 O'Clock
in an observance of Memorial day
under the auspices OF Puyailup
Valley post No. 7224. Veterans of
Foreign Wars.
Opening Of the program, an
nounced by Adrian Piquette. Of
ficer Of the day, win be assembly.
called by Buglar Douglas Kelley
at 10 o'clock. after which the high
school hand under direction Of
Verne Jennings viii play The
Star Spangled Banner; invoca-
ton. by Rev. Philip Graf of Puy-
allup. William d. knickerbocker.
commander of the v. r. w. post,
will read General John A. Logan's
order No. IL. establishing Memo
rial day. This will be followed
by q patriotic selection by the
mand.
Previous to the ritual at the
mound Piquette will read the re-
cent poem. Lest We Forget" by
Mira Robert Montgomery. Par
ticipating In the mound ceremony
will be Ladies' OF the C. A. r.;
Daughters of Union Veterans,
headed by Mrs. Adelaide Kinzie;
American Legion, led by COM
mander II. e. spead; American
Legion auxiliary. Mrs. Ruby Giel-
yer. president; Sons of the Legion,
C. H. Fewins, director: Boy Scouts.
directed by II. B. Anderson; Sea
Scouts. Howard Peterson; Girl
Scouts. Mrs. william Wischemsnn:
Camp Fire Girls; Rainbow assem-
bly,, Miss Vera DeBon; v. r. W.,
William Knickerbocker. and v. F.
w. auxiliary. Mrs. r. II. Smith.
Address of the day will be by
Rev. jackson A. Bales Of Sum-
mes. After 1t Taps will be sounded
and the band will play God Bless
America" William Castle Of the
v. r. w. post Is general chairman.
Hold Annual Assembly
The annual senior class assem-
bly, was held Thursday morning
at Puyailup high school with
Margie Roscoe presiding over
program arranged by Patricia
Kalkus.
Numbers included a whistling
solo by Ruth Hanawalt; songs by
the senior girls' nonette; a one-act
play. Happy Journey; violin Sc
Iections by Paul Rivette. and piano
numbers by Raymond Elliott.
Dramatic pins. to students who
have taken outstanding parts in
theatrical productions during the
term. were presented by a group
Of last years winners including
Margie Roscoe, Ruth Hanawalt,
Marie Barovic. Delbert Lemon and
Patricia Kslkus. Receiving pins
were Charlene Rollman. Shirley
Reynolds. Pearl Donley, Betty
Emerson, Marie Jones, Oral Lem,
Delmar Workman. Dorothy West
DO. Dean Healey, Irene Fearn. VIII
bur jolly. Shirley Clements. Caro-
line Kellogg, Betty Reid, Lucille
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-30

4 Tune in on Major Bowes, CHS, Every
Thurs, 9 TO 10 PM, E.D.S.T.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-30

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Heading the student body at Bel
larmine high school next year will
be Paul Greiwe, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. X. A. Creiwe. 2s17 No.
Warner 81. Serving with him as
president will be James McNerth-
ney. vice president: Buster Van
Rooy, secretary treasurer. and
Rudy Mockel, sergeant-at-arms
Smith Studio Photo
Evening star., 1940-01-02

Even if your coat will last through
this winter, think ahead to next sea-
son and buy while you can get these
magnificent savings. These coats
are stylishly tailored of fine wooden
fabrics and trimmed with such fine
furs as tipped skunk, silver fox,
dyed Persian lamb and blended
mink! Group includes manufacture
ers' samples, reductions from our
own stock and special purchases!
Sizes for misses and women.
Kann's-Coat Dept-second Floor.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-11-21
THANKS!
(By B. =. w. CLUB

Well this is Thanksgiving Day
Il time for the Business and Profess
siona Wumcn's club TO extend
thanks for many and Sundry bless
ingS. First. our thanks 90 to those
few business mon to whom VIC wen:
TO discuss the feasibility Of having
Mrs. Roosevelt; mere. They. one ant
all, said ii could be done but i
talk" work. Next, our thank
60 IL the Daily Dispatch for their
splendid cooperation in every re-
spcCt. Our rcadinr public is mucI
better informed because of them
TO the mayor, for his help in enter
tanning and for the fine protection
provided while She was IN Our keep
ing. To the Vance Hotel for II
comfortable quarters and for SecN
to il that she had the privacy tha'
both she and her secretary apprc
ciatcd: t. those merchants who s;
kindly allowed lis the use OF thci
WnGuWs and for the COlorful APP.
pCaranCc upon our entrance TO tht
i efficient secretary. to Mr.. HcaIn,
and the banG fer the splendid CON
.,,,,. t., h.g. G.. Y. Jcu;ins for the
use Of the speaking equipment Whic'
made it possible for all 10 hear
tn:, Huly.\l ~ Was done with Il snlali
ice attached as u.r l.e.,..I..~.y
very QLIlCuly a.d m,r4CIt.. ;l.,
a;Cd iii making il comfortable Ior
Mr.. Rollins iur the use ui inc niS
scnUul ANA MI. Porter, who cooper
us.
10 the Hayes Millinery Shop FOR
handling trvKcts; 10 The Perry Me
mUriui Library ion their fine table
containing uuUrmaliun about MIS-.
Roosevelt, ;nu 10 ;';uECF Drug o.,
iUr the cGnuIDutiun 81 ne ,!iNs Is.
10 uiDDard and Mrs. Wilson, who
pruvluru the lovely dIgnIIicd dccora-
,lullS Iur lnC Stage, the hotel room
and lur her cur5agc: 10 Mrs. Edith
OLary Tor furnishing the official
car and chauGlcurng it; 10 the many
OF oar nUlC prurp; :. "~.'-,
offered thciT homes IUr nCr stay d..
entertainment and We we're sorry
that we could not accept Uul W''.-
her mail and wires coming 10 hci
rooms she had to be easily available;
10 those crowds who met us at the
hotel, for their quiet and dtGnilIcG
behavior. to ull who contributed IN
any way 10 the SHCCca$ ul the event.
And. lastly, to those who by then
attendance made thc lecture Il II
nancl,I SucCcSS. bCtHti.C "i (n,n'
VIC .haII, after paying all obligations,
have several hundred dollars To add
TO the loan fund and will be able to
pay for tie girl enlisted who was
waiting for this event to assure her
that she might complete her buSI-
ness course.
The club is sending To Mrs. RooSc-
Welt ii once Il &CrHpbUOk containing
all publicity for the event entitled
GLOW Little City Docs Publicity
for Il Big Event. Alternating page
ccutain views in and near llcndHr-
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-11-21
Mrs: Watkins Speaks
High School PIT. 4.

Mrs. SuuucI Watkins, { c$t Speak
er 1t the Henderson nigh school P
I. y. meeting "Wednesday. tu1u luc
members that il the parents wanted
the school library 70 grow thcy
should help to build 1t themselves.
and that ii they W"5Id .rIu more.
an interest would n c.,a;>l il thr
children t. read more.
The meeting Wus he'd At $50
O'Clock Wednesday afternoon II In
high school library. with the press
dent. Mrs. D. d. Hocutt, presiding
Mrs. Watkins talk was IN cpmncc-
ton with the program entitled Our
Library" arranged ny tic tI..MH
committee Of the organization. ailc
urcscn'cd by Mrs. ". i. Daniel
chairman OF the committee. Mrs.
Watkins also presented ,everal books
by famous authors. G!Ein@ bri2t
SYNOPSIS OF each one. and shc urged
the parents to read them and 10 place
them on the library ShC!lCS {! the
.ool. She stated that there are two
kinds OF readers. those who ryGd /"
remember. and those VINO re00 10 iof-
get
Hiss Anne FELTON,. librarian Ct the
school. spoke on the requirements ol
p standard library. She ,ald that
tner, should be IN CNCCsi oil thrc'
books per pupil 1t The library ana al
present there are only l.""6 DOCKS.
some % them Of no Vaiu" 10 INC stu
dent Nationa! Book Week was OBJ
served last week at the school. CliGc
Rcgiytc,,. student. had ON display m
the ljbrory 4 number Of very o'o
books.
The or..ptionaI pcricG Wa con-
d,ctccl by Mr.. J. fran!jn MINIS
cnapIain. WIrr read portion. 81 ,N2
I'm chaptcr Of Ruth, and baE ed hcr
remarks on the beauty at love, ana
affections Ruth had for others.
During the business session, MRS.
I /. NcDonald annu need TINT plan.
arc shaping in a Inc way Tor car
niyal To- be given At an carly date
A membership caTDaI@n IS t.
nroarcss, ,.rd the cUmr'lttc@S are
anxious t. Sccr'rc new members lof
the organization.
Mrs. ". H. Wirulcy, Sa'r,V cA;'Ir"
man, reported that S;dcty "'aFNeI'
ind bccn placed IN the stree cor
,,o,... pcar the school zones ~ Guy
al the comHou'AI'y
would be reminded I" be more ~
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-11-21
White House .DzVellery
Tuesday Club Subject

Mrs. +. +. P;rham WAS hostess TO
ne Woman'S Tuesday club, at its
meeting Tuesday afternoon. Guests
,Eere greeted at the door of the Par
lam home on GholSuu avenue by lit
lc Sumner Fuller Parham. small
daughter Of the hostess.
Mrs. j. NJ. Peace. president, pre-
sided and graciously welcomed the
guests.
"DwclerS in the White House, the
afternoons subject. conceded with
the visit OF the First Lady. Mrs.
Roosevelt. who lCrtured here Tues
day. Its 4 fierce light that beats
about 4 throne WAS the quotation
for the Gay.
Hail To the Chief. by Mrs. +. F.
Purham. was made especially inter-
t~tIn9 because Mrs. parham. daush-
ter OF the late Congressman Pou,
lived many years in Washington. She
displayed Invitations 10 teas. rcccp-
tons, balls. and other social lunC-
tons held at the White House and
at other places in Washington.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-11-21

-. ,-.,. D,,l.,, 0Ti.,-
Jordan, Miss Nancy l'arham' MESS
Ann Mills, and MRS. Clarence row
crS as new MEMBERS
During the business session the
club decided on activities for the
month, which included the sal" Oh
Henderson auto name plates, in co
operation with the Cnambcr ct Con-
merce. a sewing party fer The benefit
of the Rcd Cross. and Il main p'"ioc'
of the sale of tuberculosis Christmas
seals. Mrs. LinVIIIc b. watkins IS
chairman of the seal sale i"r lAhi,
and the club gave a rising \c," Oh
thanks and OF support and co"H2ra-
tion to Mrs. Watkins in this work.
II ,.,. ,rnn,ncrd ,ha1 tic first
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-11-21

Anticipation time means partIC!-
patton time to the modern woman.
For when styles like Pattern 956i
may be had for the easy making,
there's no need to be Il "Shut-in" .
Marian Martin has "%DCrtly do
signed this dress "a grow with
YOUR figure changes, without the
bother of changing snaps, buttons.
hooks and eyes. The draWStrinG at
the waist is easy OF adjust il Gre
atcS concc.ling gathers and it's a
mast attractive style feature as
well. You'll find those front and
back panels quick 10 stitch straight
up and down. And the SluHrcd
vokcs. together with n"ckIinc dart.
arc decorative and Simrp!" I" {"
Choose between short and three
quarter, tucked sleeves.
Pattrn 95Gl may -" "rot"r"d "nY
in misses and women "iz'f -. J.
l6 18. 20. 80. 80. 81, &c, "a. III and
-. Size Is requires 3 10 yards 80
inch fabric.
Send fifteen SCENTS in coins Cor this
Marian Martin pattcr!;. SO sure t.
write plainly your SIC, name. ad-
dress, and style number.
Send your orcCr 10 frnd"r@nn
Daily Dispatch, Pattern Department.
232 w. 18th ST., New YORK, n. y.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-11-21

w. J. Aston directed the guests to
the dining room, where Mrs. +. f.
Parham, Miss Kate FMman. Mrs. d.
d. Hocutt, and Mrs. Leonard Hol-
land had charge. Mrs. j. Franklin
Mills and Mrs. Alex Cooper poured
tea from opposite ends Of the tea
table, which had Il novel ar angc-
ment for its ccntcrpicce, consisting
OF a miniature bride and groom drW.
ing two swans which were filled with
mixed flowers. Dainty SandW icheS.
cakes, minis and NUS We're scrvct
by Mrs. Carl HCrndOn. Mrs. RicharC
BurWell, and Mrs. +. p. GholSun.
Mrs. Henry T. Morris babe tn,
guests goodbye About 800 friends
called between the hours Of t anC
6 O'ciuck.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-11-21
School Zone Markers
Placed Near Schools

Through the courtesy Of the Vancc
County Council of Parents and
Teachers and Chief Of Police John
Laa2stun. all the streets near the
schools have been marked in large
white letters. "Schoal Zone, Sign"
are also being placed at the most
dangerous points in Henderson. it was
said.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-11-21

conscious.
1t was announced by Mis- Turna&
thai ;hc annual senior class play m
tltlcG ''Lavcnd"r and Old Lace.
would be presented tonight at 1
O'Clock in the school auditorium.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-11-21
Air Warfare.
AFL May Vote
Agains. Gangstcrism

(Curii:.Icd From Par Onc)
David Dubin:;ky and other mcm'"'"
Of his international Ladies Garment
Workers called upon tho convention
to vote the AFL COnStituli"nli :u-
thorIty 10 smash rackctrcring within
Il union.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-11-21
Parliament Hears
King at Opening
Continued From Page Oncl

Continued from Page Oncl
to follow hungary into 4 '"n-yc|
military. political and economic rIr,
with Germany. Italy and Japan.
This diplomatic activity on No
part Of the axis was seen AZ aIN"d
at Britain by forming in axis high
way to the borders of Greece" and
Turkey, possibly Tor thrust at the
Near Eastern oil fields and the Sue
canal.
Air Warfare.
The Germans continued their I'M
rclenting air war ON Britain. CON.
ccntrating for the second straight
night on the Industrial midi"n3S. bat
fierce anti-aircralt fire WIS rciurj-
cd To have taken the edge ul! H."
assault and the British described IN"
nights attacks as intermittent and
on minor scale"
London had in all night air raid
alarm but there were long periods
without nazi ain activity.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-11-21
: library Story Hour.

p lIcInnni> will be
. -...y hour at II. Leslie
81. / o'clock Friday
"g W.nung posters Sc
Book Week are still
ne rN,ldreu'S room.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-11-21
Mary Alumnae

N.uatUIe Will meet Al
parish house Friday
300 uCluCE.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-11-21
Nf>IlIu" Mother.

Eaton. ut Mauldin. S.
-. .gr mother. Mrs.
..... ... CD" ChIVu>>e avenue.
..s Tor len days.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-11-21
/, .>il> i'm + Florence.

.u>3iCy lett this morn
..ce. :. c.. to visit her
e. CWr.M. and Mrs. Cur
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-11-21

The chief good Of life after all de-
ponds on what goes on in ones mind.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-11-21

r ENA ". PRESLEY. II, of Speed
l. well. Jackson county. is one or
North Cardinals delegates to The
18th National i'll club Congress
oucning in Chicago, Nov. 2?. Named
hv Assistant State Club lie Ter
Frances Mn"t;r"%"r as the states
outstandiuG l-ll'cr in canning PROV
crty. the honor rlim"XcS Il f"ur-y"ar
r.rnrd " The girl is four times
n county food preservation cham
MON. and reports putting up 2"N'
uuarts of canned goods, al which she
sold 75n piDts. Total value Hf her
work is given as $3.50. Tho
girl will compel" in tn" national
finals with other stat" winners from
thn Southern extension section. FlFo
5000 scholarships are awarded VIM
nor. in he four extension S""'lohS
and On" ut large by the Kerr Glass
Mfg. Corporation, donors Of alex
u,nSc trips 20 Chicago for state can
ming champions. This is the tW"iith
wear Of the contest, which is con-
durtcd in cooperation with the eX-
tansiou service.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-11-21

NORTH CAEOLINA'S delegation
~ to the 18th National Ill club
Congress- in Chicago Nov. N bee. 7
includrS Pat Graham. 1G. Of F'aycttc-
willie. Cumberland county. who WAS
chosen for outstanding: work in food
prcp;Iraiinn. During her five
years of club work. Assistant State
Club Leader Frances Martirr"nr am
nnuu""S she won rs placimG% on &c
exhibits. aud earned SJi6. She has
prepared 1l%0 meals and canned 1T
quarts. This year Pat WAS president
Of the county I'LL council and cdi-
tor of her school paper. As
state winner she has hrcu given
an all-"XpruSc trip to Chicago by
ScrVrl. Inc. Wh"h also provides six
S"00 scholarships for national VIM
nerS. This is the sixth year Of tho
Cnutr:t, which i conducted in co.
Operation with the extension service.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-11-21
..rirr hOir Practice.

... of the First Meth
AL, practice at G:t3
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-11-21
A Three Days
Cough is Your
Danger Signal

..'.. .- relieves promptly be-
night 10 the seat OF the
-' ~ help loosen and eXpcl germ
... .-.-... and aid nature to SOothe
TO- .E. lender iuflamed bronchial
Il. ..".aD.lacS. Tell your druggist
81. w.. -.', bottle Of Circumcision with
.. .tHciOg you must like the
.' d. ..g<." a,iars the cough or you
..' .. ....t. 'rrjr' money hack
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-06


Clint J. Allgood. Tacoma busi-
ness man, who has been a resident
Of Tacoma for SO years, announced
his candidacy for the office OF
commissioner Of public utilities in
the coming election.
He has been identified with
many civic affairs here in the
past. lie resides at 4ol No. Yak
ina with his family. Allgood has
been a taxpayer and property
owner here for 80 years, his state
ment reveals.
Opens Headquarters
Allgood was for 81 years en-
ployed by three acknowledgement
firms. working for II years for
the National Cash Register Co,
eight years introducing Delco
lighting systems In the Pacific
Northwest. and IL years introduc-
ing electrical refrigeration in this
territory and operating a retail
store in Tacoma.
Allgood opened campaign offices
Friday at 324 Puget Sound Bank
building. His statement follows:
Il am sure that the public utili-
ties department offers the greatest
opportunity to see to the good for
tune of Tacoma. The facilities
operated on more vigorous and
far-resching scale could fulfil in
dustrial and individual needs to
greater extent. We need more
outlets to use the resources at our
command.
1T is obvious that coordination
and an intelligent program sus-
tanned within the public utilities
would attract new in
dustry To the city. add TO payrolls,
thus provide profitable develop
ment OF these facilities owned by
the city.
Against Meters
ST believe that lower water,
light and power rates could be Of |
fered Tacomans, with a more rigid |
control of funds derived from pub
lie utilities and greater coopera-
ion between city government de-
,artments.
In behalf Of the home owner, I
I'm definitely opposed to the en-
orced use of water meters for
ZONES, which believe should be
optional. I feel that the abund-
nee of water available here pre-
ludes the necessity for enforced
Use OF meters"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-06
Annual Goodwill
Meeting Will Be
Held On Tuesday

Tacoma Goodwill Industries will
hold its annual dinner meeting
next Tuesday evening at $50, at
the Goodwill building. 1856 Taco
ma ave. Reservations should be
made at Main e13i.
There will be a number Of short
talks. Rev. Cyrus Albertson, OF
First Methodist church. VIII give
the address. and Mrs. Henry
Skramstsd win sing.
Printed reports Of the years
work will be at each plate. Dis
plays OF the various work will be
shown. and directors for the com
ing year viii be elected.
All who have contributed 10 the
work. either through the Com
munity Chest or directly 20 the
Goodwill. are members OF the
Goodwill organization and are en-
titled 20 vote.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-06
Hurrying to Keep
Appointment With
Girl Is Expensive

Henry =. hathaway ei<.n<a 10
re Kitchen ard sscm>d snso tcwn.
Iis was hursyinr - ke~r : msa-
nskhs date with - xsrf.frssna
Ne hafsi<d - fsst ~ simcss
fni~~<d snotk>< cate. tsn. u. wh<n
hss company 10 stated 10 smh~rs
Ter the 'sn@stis a. c&isfcvrs~
fw H<nfy. = ys>F 81 ecck
vita The ssh ys<ld Arslt<rr. rors
Iswt< was ~susnx scnuf e. wh~n
state r&tFoimsa = y. r<t<r~rn
stepped I'm en Pacific sse. s<rsy
Thursday.
~xua s<<.- Hathaway explained
to Police Judge sn~~pa M2llrsy.
! stsrtea . little I.ss
Judge AAnsry added ~ ~
usual co~ts Speeding a. -. 80
fine. Over 40. twa anllaFs psr
mlis. fetal $50. nut shs nudge
disin't want 10 have Henry miss
the invasion al California. Ne
learned that hathaway had yse.oo
IN his po..<s<ien.
Your flns il ~ ana eoart
eosts. rbssl. sc So s@la tn
Judge AMI Tn afraid goo
srent going 10 have murh ncn<y
when you invade California.
Hathaway. paying The hill.
agreed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-06
COMP ANY ASKS
S1,621 RETURN

The 81 Paul 4 Tacoma Lumber
Co. had on file IN superior court
here Friday a suit asking return
of si.e1i = In taxes and xuldinx
of an election held BY school dts
trict $40 AZ kapowssn On Anr. q
1855.
Voters 81 the diztric, that date
approved special s0-mils levy TO
build \ new school, They previous
" had voted ie-mlll levy March
}, the same year. The humber
company. which has extensive
properties In the school district.
has called for vosding Of the cleo
ton on the ground that the state
law permits only one election on
= special levy in = year.
Defendants are Directors Nancy
Andrews J. w. shea aud Bertha
Johnston Of the school district. the
Pierce county commissioners and
treasurer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-06

They say that people have more
fun than anybody. but it seems TO
US that sailors have the most fun
especially when dealing with lub-
bers.
We were just thinking about that
deep water mate who, for some
obscure reason, found himself in
Spokane. Passing pawn-shop. he
spied an elegant ships clock tag
ged with a very fancy price.
Entering. he shopped and shop
ped, but it was apparently just an
afterthought when he asked the
pawnbroker about the clock. With
out mentioning price, the mate
asked IL the clock worked okeh, so
the clerk wound 1t.
The hands were pointing Mt
n:29h tabout) and the mate
was disinterestedly nodding his
approval when the clock
struck seven bells.
Deals off" hollers the mate,
"The things busted"
Result of the whole affair was
that the mate got his clock for
just a few dollars-''as is"
Sailors Make Try
Now comes word from Monte
video that five seamen of the in
termed Nazi steamer Tacoma" |
tried to escape under cover of /
darkness early Thursday.
The sailors used a launch from
the pocket-battleship Graf Spec"
which had been aboard the Taco
ma" since the warship was scut-
tied.
They were captured by maritime
police about 10 miles from the
harbor and three miles
from the hulk of the Graf Spec"