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Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-12-12
(By BOB WORTHY

The "next year" which New
ark basket ball fans had been
waiting for arrived with bang
heard round the state last Fri
day night in the senior high
gymnasium as our Wildcats
opened their cage season and
lived up to rosy predications,
tearing the Columbus East Tig-
ers into shreds, 54-20.
1t was the 10th Newark vic
tory in IL opening games with
the Tigers and the margin of
victory was the greatest, even if
the Cats did smack down the
Tigers in '36, 81 to A, during
the long series. Newark's win
made up for East 1888 victory
last season. Even Columbus ad-
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-12-12
DR.. Rice Appears
Friday Night on
Lecture Series

DR.. Merton S. Rice of the
Metropolitan Methodist church
of Detroit will speak Friday
night at 8:15 p. M, in the First
Methodist church in Newark, on
the topic, "Take Care of That
Boy"
This lecture is the second of
series being sponsored by the
Methodist church group, in an
effort to bring to Newark,
speakers of more than ordinary
repute.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-12-12
Help Soldiers

Employees of the Owens Corn
ing Fiberglas corporation will
receive vacations in 1941 with
pay. Whether entering mill
tary service by enlistment or
cOnscriptiOn employees who have
worked 1900 hours during the
past twelve months will receive
two weeks pay and insurance
will be carried without cost for
one year and forty days.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-12-12
Burglaries

City police have apprehended
eight Newark youths during the
past few weeks, suspected of
burglarizing several places of
business, among them the A. &
p. Super Market, Steinmetz con-
fectiOnery and the Hollis fill
ing station. Monday night
thieves broke into the grocery
and pOstoffice in the building
owned by c. E. Dillon and took
merchandise as well as thirteen
dollars in cash.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-12-12

Crash Victim

Mrs. Frank Reynolds, 379
North 18th street died Dec. g.,
in Butler, Ga, from injuries suf-
fered when a passenger engine
struck the car in which she was
returning to Ohio. She was
with Mrs. Ned Jenkins, former
Newark resident, who is in
critical condition. Mrs. Rey-
nOlds is the wife of Frank Rey-
nolds, music teacher, and the
mother of two sons, Willard and
Lawrence Reynolds, Newark,
and two daughters, Miss WynOns
Reynolds and Mrs. Paul Me-
Cracken of Minneapolis. Jesse
Baldwin of Mill street is her
father.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-12-12
Smallpox

DIR. Geraldine Crockett, county
health commissioner, reported a
case of smallpox this week, when
Chelsea Herbert Stuckey, an en-
plOye of the Pharis Rubber COM
pany, was found to have the dis
ease. He is quite ill. The fam
lily has been quarantined. The
case is the only one of that dis
ease in the county.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-12-12
Supervisor

William G. Thompson, $50
Mt. Vernon road, received word
from his son, William r. ThOmp-
son, this week that he had been
promoted to chief construction
supervisor for One-fOurth the
buildings being built to house
soldiers in training at Camp
Meade, Md. He has under his
direction, 1,500 men.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-12-12
Stop Thief

City police recovered two
sacks of chickens belonging to
Mrs. William Dunbar, 416 East
Manning street, early Sunday
morning, when two men they
were chasing, dropped their
spOils.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-12-12
Injured

G.. F. ChilcOte, with the state
tax commission for several years,
and former clerk of courts in
Licking county, was seriously
injured Dec. 10 in a traffic ac-
cident near Toledo. Two weeks
ago he visited with his mother,
Mrs. Anna ChilcOte, 854 West
Main street.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-12-12
Arrested

A number of arrests have
been made the past week for
double parking in the business
district. Chief of Police Gail
Christman says that the arrests
will continue, in warning motor
lists of such traffic violations.
The double parking is especially
troublesome during the Christ
mas shopping season.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-12-12
SPONSOR TOY PARTY

The Knights of Columbus and
the Alumni association of st.
Francis de Sales school are spon-
soring a toy party for the st.
Vincent de Paul society to be
held Wednesday, Dec. 18, from
z to 10 p. M, at the K. of C.
club.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-12-12
B. & o. CARLOADINGS

The Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road handled 51,012 cars of
freight during the week ended
Dec. Z. The figure is about the
same as that of the same week
a year ago.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-12-12
Moved

Newark Draft Board No. l
has been moved from the Cham
Der of Commerce offices to
rooms 8 and 9 in the Carroll &
Schaus building, East Park
place.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-04-05
Napraviti chyby pachane ma
industrii.
neho srdce

Vetsina Smithova vyboru,
ktera podala zpravu o SVEN
vysetrovani Narodnf rady pro
delnicke vztahy, rekla snemov-
ne poslanecke, re dodatek k
Wagnerovu zakonu v tonic "a
sedani kongresu jest ''nutnym,
ably Sc napravily kfivdy pacha-
ne denne ma industrii, delnic-
tvu a veTejnosti v1bec."
Predseda Smith, demokrat z
Virgnie a kongresn1ci Halleck,
republican z Indiany, a Rout-
zohn, republican z Ohia, po-
dali zpravu obsahuj1ci 10000
SLOW, kterou jest odporuceno
II revisit a kterou Sc obvinuje
pr1tomna rada z "pr1lisne hor-
livosti'' a "bezohledneho zasa-
hovani do zakladn1ch prav.'
Vetsina pred tim jiz predlo-
lila, We forme predlohy, navr-
hovane dodatky, jez zahrnuji
nahraditi novou radon pTitom-
ne tTlclenne teleso, oddelen1
vykonnych a pravnfch funkcl
rady a jine zmeny v procedure
rady. Vykonnymi funkcemi Sc
mini st1han1 v soudech pfestou-
pen1 neb neuposlechnut1 zako-
na.
Zprava podana obsahuje
souhrn svedectvi z1skaneho
behem dlouhych slysenl a Wy
svetluje pr1ciny pro odporuce-
nj dodatku. Ostatnf diva cleno-
We vysetrujfc1ho vyboru - kon
gresn1ci Healy, demokrat z
Massachusetts, a Murdoch, de-
mokrat z Utah - stavi Sc prot
odporucenlm a tvrd1, re by va
zne oslabila zakon.
Murdoch naznacil, re on a
Healy podaj1 formaln1 mensi-
novou zpravu. Mali k tomu
10 dni casu. Kongresn1k z u
tab pravil, re on ami Healy ne
videli vetSinovou zpravu az v
patek vecer.
Ma pocatku sve zpravy vet
sina vsak prav1:
"V navrhovan1 techto dodat-
XII, vybor znova potvrzuje sve
pfesvedceni v pravo zamest-
nancG vyjednavati kolektivne
prostTednictv1m zastupc1, KITE
re sami by 81 zvolili a v povin-
most vlady chraniti toto pra-
vO."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-04-05

Prfst1 1tery, dine 9. dubna v
kr1zkovych zapasech porada-
nych v Carlins Park v hlavnlm
zapase ktery urcen ma dobu
jedne porazky Lew Plummer,
vazfc1 236 liber z Baltimore ut
ka sc S Golden Terror, 3O3 ID.
Tito diva zapasnici utkali sc jiz
pred nekolka tydny a Golden
Terror prohlasen byl jake vi
tez.
V nasledujic1ch 4 zapasech
ktere urceny ma dobu 80 minut
aneb 1 porazku 1cinkuj1:
Warren Bockwinkel, 225 ID.
VS.. Ralph Garibaldi, 213 ID.
Don Evans, 23O ID. VS.. Jim
Coffield, 218 ID.
Pierre DeGlane, 22O ID. VS..
Lord Albert Mills, 225 ID.
Cliff Olsen, 222 ID. VS.. Abe
Tourist, 218 ID.
Zeny v pruvodu muze mali
vstup volny v ring side" soda
dlech.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-04-05
HLEDA Sc

HLEDA Sc
Muzsky Prodavac S vlastnfm
truckem, zkuseny v prodeii
maloobchodnfk1m V Baltimore
a v pfedmestfch.
Dobra pr1lezitost pro muze
z~ajistiti 81 staly obvod (route)
a vybudovati 81 vynosny OBJ
chod.
Pravym muzem by byl ash
ten, ktery Sc zabyval prodejem
chleba, mleka, potravin, sodo-
vek nebo kolackG.
$500 tydne Dude Yam "a
placeno pTedem jake vypomoc,
abyste mohl zapocfti Vasf route
Udejte jmeno, adresu, start,
Jaky truck vlastnite, a zkuse-
most V prodavani (cislo telefo-
nu) do Telegraph, 843 N. Wa
shington ST., Box 600.
Vase zpravy budou zacho-
vany V dGvernosti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-04-05
AUTOMOBILY.

- Dvacet osob zraneno by
10 v Marylandu v noel z patku
ma sobotu v rGznych automobi-
lovych nehodach z%avinenych
mlhou, jez byla, jak uznano
"jednou z nejhorsfch" v minu-
lych rocfch.
MnoZ1 ~automobiliste radeji
nechali a%utomobily ma cestach
v~racej1ce Sc v noel z ruznych
zabav v Baltimore a uzili elek-
trickych kar nebo taxicab1.
Prednl svetlo automobile ne
pomahalo.
- Anna Courtney z Will
mington, Del, osudn6 zran6na
byla a Morse Riggens, 36lety
z Baltimore tezce zranen, kdyz
automobil S mimi ma Frederick
avenue u Wade avenue vrazil
do sloupu elektricke poulicnf
kary. Osudne zranena v brz-
ku zemrela V nemocnici. Rig
gensovi rozbita byla lebka.
= We 200 blocku E. Fa-
yette ulice, prejet byl automo-
bilem 53lety Norman Moore z
N. Lakewood avenue a ODE no.
ny MI prerazeny.
- Pet osob v pondeli "a
chraneno bylo z jejich rozbi-
tych automobile V Tade nehod,
v nichz sedm muzu Zraneno
bylo.
Ma Washington Boulevard
We srazce O 6. iodine rano, sle-
tel automobil Howarda Orig
ger, 22leteho re 1900 blocku
E. Eager ulice, vrazil do slou-
pu, pTekotil Sc a hoTeti pocal.
Crigger v polovedomf lezeti
z1stal hoTlc1m automobile, z
nehoz konecne vytazen byl ne
bezpecne popaleny. Spolecnfk
jeho, Lindsay Bowling, 23lety
vyhozen byl z automobile a
noha mu prerazena.
Ma Falls road kratce pred
p1l noel automobil Frederick
Lamberta vrazil do sloupu ma
prudke silnicnf zatacce. Lam
bert wat byl do nemocnice,
kde zranen1 ma hlave a oblice-
il lecena byla. Vsichni ctyfi
jedoucf v tretlm automobilu,
ktery Tidil Charles Karasek, %
lety z HUI ulice, zachyceni by
Ii v AUTOMOBILE, kdyz tento Sc
srazil s karou ma Key Highway
u Montgomery ulice. Karasek
vrazen byl pod r1dftko nezli
uplynulo ash 20 minut, kdyz
automobil vytazen byl re spo-
du zeleznicnf kary. Byla mu
prerazena noha, rameno a o.
dren ma Have.
- Gertrude George, 55leta,
{. 418 Belnord avenue, zabita
byla automobilem pTi pTecha-
zenf Orleans ulice v blfzkosti
Belnord avenue kratce pred 6.
hodinou v pond6ll vecer. Au-
tomobil rfdil James |. Lusby,
2Olety z N. Ellwood avenue.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-04-05
Zahadna smrt divky ma cvicne
lodi vySetrovana.

V Detroit, 1rady vysetruj1
tajemnou smrt osmnactilete
Charlotty Mary Gransonove
ma palube cvicne lodi, kdyz
koroner rozhodl, re jej1 smrt
byla zavinena nec1m .jinym
nez prirozenymi pr1cinami.
Dlvka byal nalezena v ka-
luzi krve ma palub6 lodi Du-
buque zahy v sobotu pc cello
nocn1 divoke pitce. John w.
Klanauskas, 20 let starry, a pet
jinych 1castn1kG pitky bylo
Zatceno.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-04-05

Benjamin Brown, 29lety z
Alexandria, Va, podlehl ST.
decn1mu zachvatu We zdejsfm
zalafi. Dc vezenf dan byl %.
brezna 2 Eastern policejnfho
distriktu, kdyz nemohl zapla-
It'll obnos, ktery mu pro nepo-
Tadne chovanf urcen byl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-04-05
d n~ezachranil.

Y Salt Lake City, Utah F. B
Bowers, 20 let starry student a.
viatiky, skocil padakem S pos
kozeneho aeroplanu. Stastn6
Sc snesl k zemi, ale v tom ma
val vetru, spejfcfho 80 mil "a
hodinu, zabral do jeho pada-
ku, vlekl jej asi ctvrt mile pc
drsnem terenu, az konecne le-
tee vrazil do ostnateho padaku
a utrpeI wanna zran6nf, jimz
"a kratko podlehl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-04-05

Alfred l.. McGIannan, 23Ie-
TT z Riderwood narcen byl v
nedeli re zalozenl ctyT ohnG.
Kdyz zatcen byl, jak udali po-
liciste, byl opily a zapachal
petrolejem. Jedn1m z ohn6 Jim
zalozenych, byl jeden, jimz
znicena garaz ma jeho majet-
ku. By zatcen pri pocatku O.
hne v plovarne Five Oaks.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-04-05
Ze sirek zhotovil oltar.

John Rezac, 3Olety pacient
riversideske odbocky tuberku-
|losniho sanatoria v Chicago
vyhotovil z peti krabic sirek
oltaT We vysi IA palc1. Prace
mu vzala tri tydny a jest to
kus umelecke prace, ma kterou
sc chodi Tide dlvat. Figurky u
oltare jsou vyTezany z mydla.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-04-05
DfTKO POPALENO KAVOU

Diva roxy starry Robert Mas
bodsky z Fleet ulice popalen
byl v 1tery kavou tax, re mu-
sci byti wat do nemocnice
Popalen byl ma hlave, obliceji
a rameni. Popalen1 utrpel,
kdyz chtel witt matce nadobu
$ kavou, kterou tato davala z
kamen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-04-05
Wolfe 1868

307 S. Ann st. IS poschodi
8 svet. a koup. Pekne okolf.
1919 E. Pratt st. "a poschodl
8 svetnic, byty.
Patterson Park Av. 3 pos.
IL svetnic, 2 koupelny, to-
pen1 horkou vodou. Byty.
Dobra investice.
918 S. Robinson ST. = 2 pos.
6 %svetnic, 2 byty.
1912 N. Chester St. - 2 pos.
6 sv6tnic, koupelna, topenf
horkou vodou.
1705 Lansing Ave. - Prazdny
6 svetnic, koupelna, topeni.
Cena $3.50.
&c S. Collington Av. 2 poschodi
6 svet., koup. top. hor. vodou
253 S. REGISTER st. - svetnic
2 byty. $3.50.
2510 E. Jefferson St.-Rohovy
dun, Ma prodej neb ma rent
1924 E. Hoffman St.-6 svetnic
koupelna. Zavdavek $3.50
30O6 DuBoise Ave-, Parkville
Novy, 5 svetnic bungalow.
1920 Essex St. - 2 poschodl
6 svetnic, v dobrem poradku
1927 N. Montford Avenue
2 poschodf, 6 svetnic, koup.
Zavdavek pouze $3.50
1913 S. Chester St.-3 poschodf
8 %svetnic, koupelna, byty.
pELCZAR
Real Estate & Insurance
1888 EASTERN AVENUE
WOLFE $3.50
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-04-05
TIL zahynuli phi ohni We
stravnim dome " Detroit.

V Detroit, Mich, til muzi u
horeli a pet jinych bylo popa-
leno, kdyz ohen vznikl We stray
MIN dome. Vetsina z 80 straw
nfkd jsou zamestnanci Pack
ard Co. v Detroit. Nekolik z
Mich vyskocilo oknem, JIM byli
sneseni hasici.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-04-05
NALEZEN ZASTRELENY MA
PORCI.

George C. Owens, Ga rokI
starry, agent pro pocitajfcf
stroj, nalezen byl zastreleny
ma porci sveho domu, (. 420
Cedercroft road.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-04-05

Izen1 f1sskeho protektora.
Letn1 cas- potrva do 6. rijna
1910, kdy We 3 hodiny z rama
posunou Sc opet hodiny O jed
nu hodinu nazpet.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-04-05

Mas znamy krajan pan EDUARD F. PEROUTKA We
douci Mercury Advertising Co. V Baltimore, dosahl dals1ho
1spechu. Minulou sobotu Batova tovarna ma obuv v Belcamp,
Md, $500, 0O0, 900 podnik, jej ustanovila, ably f1dil veskerou
jeji oznamovaci a veTejnostnf akci pc celych Spojenych Sta
tech. Je to zajste radostna zprava, re pan Eduard F. Pc
routka Sc dopracoval k vysoke mete.
Preji Jemu Batovu podniku mnoho stest1 a zdaru z p-
nehO srdce. A. G..
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-04-05

HLEDAM zarfzeny byt O 3
mlstnostech s kuchynf a kou-
pelnou. Dynamite cenu "a IT,
den neb mesfc. Nabfdky "a
slete ma Telegraf, Box 700, 843
N. Washington St.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-04-05

HLEDAJf Sc obuvnictf
spravkari pro Batovy prodei-
ny. Haste Sc primo v prodej-
ne ma E. Monument st. v elsie
1924.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-04-05

PRIJMU jednoho neb diva
muze ma byt a straw. K dop-
TAM 921 N. Bradford St.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-04-05
Maly OznalMOyatel.
HELP WANTED-FOR SALE
FOR SALE

Dobre zaffzeny GROCERNf
OBCOD S DOMEM MA PRO-
DEL. Prfjem $500 tydne. Phi
Gina stehovanf do jineho mesta
Podrobnosti VAN sdelf "Tele-
graf"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-27

II was the left front one Of q
big army Cadillac, and while the
driver worked with the lug wrench.
we got out and looked around.
We were just outside the little
town of Meaux. which is II miles
from Paris. Crossing the road
were some old trenches and rusty
barbed wire which the Germans
had dug In 1914. CHANGING up
from that barbed wire, you could
see the Eiffel tower in Paris on
the horizon, big as life and twice
~ handsome. Because the Ger
mans had come too far and too
fast and had had terrific losses,
their lines fell back from those
trenches even before the wire was
properly strung. They had lost
the first fight, which later came
to be called the battle Of the
Marine. In the end they lost the
war. I don't know that they have
lost this battle or this war, but
even though the lines bulge far
into France. there is no sign that
the Germans have won it.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-27
/ Year Term for
Oregon Editor

PORTLAND - sgd d. Pierce,
editor Of the Bend Free Press. was
sentenced to a year and a day in
federal penitentiary by Federal
Judge Claude McColloch late Fri
day for sending obscene matter
through the mail.
Charges against Pierce were
based on editorial attacks on Rob-
ert w. Sawyer. editor and pub
Usher of the Bend Bulletin, after
noon newspaper. Pierce was in
dicted in June of 1888 on three
counts based on articles published
May 20. May ~, and June 5 of
that year.
Pierce pleaded not guilty at
first, but changed his plea to
guilty last February.
Pierce's attorney said that his
clients i'll health caused ''irrits-
hility" that inspired the offensive
articles. He said Pierce seems to
suffer from persecution complex
and to believe at times that he
was brought into this world to re-
form IL"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-27
Dedication at
Clover Park

A band concert. girls drill team
exhibition and intramural track
meet were highlights of a program
Friday afternoon dedicating the
new grandstand at the Clover Park
high school athletic field. A county
junior high track meet was can
celled.
Guest OF honor was Walter J.
Thompson. pioneer Tacoma banker
and donor of the field. 1t has
been named in his honor. Just
north of the field. Supt. A. G.
Hudtloff announced at the cere-
monies Friday. additional land has
been purchased for development Of
a practice football field.
The superintendent served a.
master of ceremonies. Mrs. Maur-
ice T. Owens directed the Clover
Park band and Hazel Miller was
captain of the drill team.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-27

Burglar Gets
l5-Year Term

rerrance Flagg. - year old
transient who confessed burglary
Of . number Of offices IN the Per-
kins building the night Of May ..
was sentenced By Judge Ernest n.
Card Friday afternoon to Is yesrs
N the state penitentiary at waIia
Walla.
His plea Of guilty 70 second de-
gree burglary followed dropping .
similar charge against Jack Erwin,
50. who was caught In 4 Portland
hold-up and returned here With
Flagg for the burglary trial
The jsnitor who was tied IN ~
the two Perkins building burg iars
could not identity Erwin. His
parole on . previous prison arm
win be revoked. 20 both WIN 80 TO
Walia walla-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-27
Another Attempt to
Revise Legislature

OLYMPIA third initiative
providing for a one-house legis-
lature was filed late Thursday
with Secretary OF State Belle
Reeves by E. F. Mitchell Of Seat
tie. sponsor OF the other two.
The latest measure was an in
itative TO the 1871 legislature and
win give Mitchell until January
5 TO get the required $4,000 sigma
lures instead OF having TO meet
the July headline for measures
aimed at a place on the November
election ballot.
The new initiative has similar
provisions to the other two, calling
for four legislators from each q.
the six congressional districts. II
was understood Mitchell would
withdraw his two previously-fileo
initiatives
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-27
Another Judge
Slows Down PUD
By JlkAMY HATlo

SPOKANE - Superior Judge
Fred II. Witt, In a memorandum
opinion, enjoined Lincoln county
public utility district from pro-
ceeding with a condemnation suit
which involved acquisition of cleo
trio distribution properties out
side the district.
Judge Witt upheld the plaintiffs
contention that Lincoln county
PUD could not acquire by eminent
domain distribution properties out
side its territorial limits.
The suit was brought by resi-
dents OF Lincoln county. who con-
tended the PUD planned to con-
denim and acquire electric proper
ties of Washington Water Power
Co. in sections Of Grant and Spo-
kane counties.
In his opinion, Judge Witt said
any other construction would per-
NIT the district to condemn and
acquire electric properties of
Washington Water Power COM
pany at Little Falls and Long
Lake, Wash, located within its
boundaries, the transmission lines
to Spokane-and its franchises and
facilities-and thereby compel the
citizens of Spokane to purchase
their power and light from 1t 1.-THE
district)."
The opinion was In line with q
recent decision in the condemna-
ton suit brought by okanogsr
county bile utility district
against Washington Water Power
On
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-27
Justice Driver
Speaks TO Bar

Judge Sam NJ Driver. newest
associate justice Of the supreme
court OF Washington. advocated by
intimation increased funds to be
used BY the state parole board.
Speaking before the Tacoma Bar
association. Judge Driver discussed
the Washington Parole System. I"
comparing it favorsbly with the
system used by the federal gov
eminent and New York state, with
exception of lack of funds.
He said there was general mis-
understanding on the part Of the
public regarding the parole sys-
TEN. II was pointed out that a
sentence imposed by the trial
Judge was the maximum sentence.
and the actual sentence to be
served by the criminal was fixed
by the parole board after a study
of conditions surrounding the case.
1t was declared that e5 per cent
Of those sentenced to prison return
to take their places in society.
The question of how" they came
back was said to be of the utmost
Importance. The duty of the pa
role board in relation to these re-
leased prisoners was cited as keep
ing them from slipping into habits
and associations which caused
their transgression. and, IL pos
sible, to secure them work. He
said this could be done under the
right conditions.
1T has been proven" he said
the maximum number OF PAROLES
which a parole officer can ade-
quately care for is so. At the
present time our officers are try
ing to keep check on approximate
ly 200 men. Our system has de-
veloped into a mail order affair
II is a known fact that a few pa
rolees have gone to California
leaving the job Of mailing In
monthly reports to some confeder-
ate. This system will not work
out"
Among the advantages of an
adequate parole system is the au-
thority of combining a psrolee be-
fore he commits some serious VIC.
lation Of laws which would return
him to prison for another term
Driver said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-27
Buckley Project
Forging Ahead

BUCKLEY - WPA at Western
State Custodial school, located
here, now has 237 men on pay
rolls and is listed as the largest
single project in the state. Per-
feet weather conditions have
speeded up construction schedules.
The huge 200-cow capacity barn
and creamery is taking shape, with
workmen hosting large rafters
into place and preparing to lay
sheeting. Plans are to start work
landscaping and arranging Of spa
cious lawns in the near future.
State employees and patients
at the school are working in the
gardens under Vincent Name
witch. school gardener. Some
trouble has been experienced with
the flea beetle, but the parasites
are under control now.
The two new buildings, being
built by Brady Construction Co.,
of Seattle, are practically COM
pleted, with workmen engaged in
plastering. Forms are being con-
structed for the chapel and class
room building.
Senator Monty Percival, presi-
dent of the state Benevolent
league, showed the children an
other motion picture recently.
Plans for a big Summer Festival
at Finnish hall. five miles west
OF Buckley. have been completed
and the people of Finnish descent
urge everyone to join them in q
day of entertainment on Sunday,
June 3.
A chicken dinner will be served
at l p. m. after which a program
Of musical numbers, speeches, and
band music by the Buckley Eagles
band will be heard. There will DO
dancing afternoon and evening.