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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-01-12
KRADEzE.

Bandita chycen a soudruh
jeho utekl asi Sc $127 ponde-
Ii V noel pc kradezi provedene
y Young's krejcovskem obcho-
du, {. 116 E. Baltimore ulice.
Bandita chycen byl pc st1ha-
nj jej v dalce jednoho blocku
spravcem obchodu, Leonem
Lamm. Chytil zlodeje Ia hrd-
10 kdyz zahledl, jak st1hany
zlodej odhodil revolver ma ro-
nu Baltimore a Light ulic.
- Dvema mladyma bandity
okraden byl ridic taxicabu,
Raymond Stockman O Sc a ia
xicab ma Belvedere avenue a
Falls road. Taxicab pozdeji
nalezen byl ma Druid Hill Park
Drive.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-01-12
KRfzKOVE ZAPASY
" COLISEUM.

Prfsti 1tery, dine 16. ledna
krizkove zapasy v Coliseum
poradany budou pod protekto-
ratem Greek Orthodox Church
of Baltimore. V hlavn1m zapa-
Sc ktery urcen ma dobu jedne
porazky Jim Londos, 21O Id.
svetovy champion v tonic obo-
ru utka Sc s Tommy O'Toole,
215 Id.
V nasledujicich A zapasech
ktere urceny ma dobu 80 minut
aneb 1 porazku 1cinkuj1:
Tommy Rae, 225 ID. VS.. Lou
236 Id.
Gino "Red' Vagnone, ZIG Id.
VS.. Joe Cox, 225 lb.
Emil Dusek, 218 Id. VS.. Maui
rice La Chappelle, 1877 Id.
Louis Pappas, 218 Id. VS.. AL.
224 ID.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-01-12
HELP WANTED-FOR SALE-ETC
25O9 McElderry st.

$500 McElderry st.
Rohovy dun, prazdny.
Ma prodej neb k pronajmuti
253 S. REGISTER ST.
7 svetnic, $4,000
76 Admiral Blvd, Dundalk
6 svetnic, koupelna, topeni
horkou vodu, S gruntem
26O1 Springhill Ave-, pTedni
veranda, top. horkou vodou
1851 S. Decker Avenue
6 sv6tnic, koupelna, $14O0
112 N. Highland Ave. 6 svetnic
koupelna, velky dvorek
2936 Hudson st. = Z svetnic,
koupelna, topen1
SOP S. Oldham ST. = kuchyn
V pTfzem1. 2 apartmenty
1923 Dundalk Ave- svetnic,
koupelna, topen1, z gruntem
1905 Lansing St. = 6 svetnic,
%koupelna, topen1, $105O.00
1920 S. Kenwod Ave. = tope-
nj horkou vodou, S gruntem
2510 E. Jefferson St.-Rohovy
dun s kramem, prazdny
Ma prodej neb k pronajmut1
1924 E. Hoffman st.
zavdavek $3.50
1927 N. Montford Avenue
zavdavek $3.50
1905 DuBoise Ave- svetnic,
koupelna, topenf horkou vodou
garage. Novy.
PELCZAR
Real Estate & Insurance
1888 EASTERN AVENUE
WOLFE $3.50
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-01-12
NAJEM ASH $3.50 IA


Najemne vypocteno bylo re
svetnice ma $3.50 mesfcne v
sedmi projektech, jez vladou
zbudovany byti mali. Prvni
pffpad tykal Sc projektu ma
Philadelphia road urceneho ia
ko Area D. Najem tvoril by a.
81 nejvlce z domu o 5 a pGl
svetnicich, byl by trochu vice
neil $40. Jestlize soud dovolf
vybudovanf domI v arei D, ty-
to zbudovany by byly asi be-
hem 18 mes1cH.
Domy ty vladou staveny bu-
dou v Gastech mesta, kde domy
stojici 1plne schatrale jsou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-01-12

en- II. ledna venujem I've pamatce!
August a Vacav, synove,
Barbora Hofmeister, Bozena R1ha a Marie Rokos, dcery.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-01-12
JOSEF KLECKA

y my vsichni postradame veil
&c Jeho drahou pritomnost. O.
DIESEL isl cd mas mily otce a srd-
ce nase krvac1. Bolest svira ma
Sc srdce pfi vzpom1nce re liz
nikdy vice nepohledneme v mi
lou Tvoj1 tvaf, V nfz zobrazena
byla vsechna laska, jake milu-
jlci otec jest schopen. Pustym
Jest domov mas bez Tebe, dra-
ny otce mas, jiz laskou svou isl
ozafoval domac1 krb mas, jez v
dobrote srdce sveho isl laska-
We prom1jel chyby nase a las
kou svou oslazoval isl chvile
naseho pobytu v bllzkosti I've.
Budiz Ii zeme lehkou!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-01-12
TRI S
ZENI " NEw YORKH

vladimir distriktnim soudem
odsouzeni byli v 1tery tri Balti-
moTane. zaloba proti MIN u
vadela, re ukryli diva st1hane:
Louis (Lepke) Buchalter a ia
coba (Gurrah) Shapiro. Stlha-
nym poskytli tez penezitou po-
moe.
Carl Shapiro, svagr Gurraha,
odsouzen byl ma 6 mesfc1 do
vezenf a ma tutez dobu asi Cd
souzen Dude Florence Dwyer,
bratr Gurraha, Carl Shapiro,
odsouzen byl ma l rok a den.
Odsouzenf ucineno bylo pc
usvedeenf, re v listopadu dali
kazde manzelce stlhanych po
$3.50 tydne, cfmz stfhanym da-
filo Sc vyhybati stihanf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-01-12
VZPOMINKA.

Dne IA. ledna Dude tomu 2 ro-
ky kdy mas navzdy opustil mas
milovany syn, bratr a manzel
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-01-12
POPALENA.

Martha F. Hoddinott tezce
popalena byla v 1tery, kdyz
vznaly Sc ma nj saty pTi rozsve-
covani plynovych kaminek We
$500 blocku w. North avenue.
Manzel, 83lety, volany vykriky
manzelky sve, 70 rokn stare,
pfibehl S druheho poschodi a
uhasil ma nj hor1c1 saty, pr
'cemz popalil 81 ODE ruce. Sta
fena behem nekolika hodin
zemrela v nemocnici.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-01-12

William Crawford, 23lety v
Dundalk, spadl v pondeli Sc
schod1 We SVEN dome, kdyz
snasel nadobu s vaTici vodou.
On i jeho dcera, jez stala u pa
ty schodG a polita byla var1c1
vodou z nadoby padle ma nj a
otce, watt byli do nemocnice
tezce popaleni.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-01-12
Antonin Lehecka

a nynf odpoclva v pokoji ma
hfbitove Nejsv. Vykupitele.
Oci I've Sc ma vzdy zavrely,
IDA v srdci Sc rama kdy zacelf?
Odesel's nam ma vzdy,
o jaky zal,
CO bylo nejdrazs1, to osud wal.
V pamatku hrob Tv1j
zdoblme kv1t1m,
vzpominka svata kraci naSim
z1t1m.
K ucten1 I've pamatky v6nujf:
OTEC, MATKA, SESTRA
A MANZELKA.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-01-12

Vybuchem We stTedu zavine-
ma byla jedna z nejhorslch dull
Mich katastrof z Zapadni Vir-
ginii. Vybuch zuTil v uhlodo-
lie, {. /, BARLEY dolu Pond
Creek Pocahontas uhelni spo-
lecnosti. Diva haviri usmrceni
byli. Ostatni, jichz v dole pra-
covalo 90, zachraneni byli.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-01-12
STOCKSDALE
KANDIDATEM

William j. Stocksdale, byva-
~ soudce v Traffic soudu, O.
znamil svoji kandidaturu jak
republican do kongresu We ctvr
tenn distriktu. Nyn6jsfm kon-
gresnfkem "a distrikt ten jest
demokrat, Kennedy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-01-12
VZPOMINKA.

II. ledna Dude tomu jiz IA
rok1 co cd mas odesel mas draze
milovany otec, bratr a dedecek
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-09
RESUME TRIAL
IN u. 5. COURT
Jury and Two Alter
mates Are Back
From Cowlitz

Refreshed following trip TO
Longview to view property In
volved in the condemnation suit
before Federal Judge Lloyd L.
Black. Il jurors. two of them al
ternates. Thursday resumed hear
ing testimony In the action brought
by Public Utilities District No.
of Cowlitz county against the
Washington Gas a Electric Co.
Columbia Electrical Development
Co. and the Chase National bank
of New York.
Testimony OF technical nature.
which was halted Tuesday after
noon to allow jurors 10 go to Long
view, was resumed Thursday
Judge Black informed counsel
for both sides that during the trip
to Cowlitz county jurors had ex-
pressed opinion that several points
in connection with proceedings
thus far had puzzled them. He
said he would instruct attorneys
10 clear up the points in question
at the proper time.
Jurors will be asked to de-
termine how much money the
PUD district should pay the three
corporations for property involved
In the suit.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-09

Starnes ordered the hearing sd-
journed until Thursday and in
structed Policy not to reply to
voorhis' inquiry.
1T Is not involved in an investi-
CATION of un-American activities.
Starnes declared. Il am instruct
ing the witness TO confine his an
swers to un-American activities.
am ruling that question out
Voorhis. a member OF the CON-
mittee. had asked Policy about an
article in his magazine. Liberation,
which charged that President
Roosevelt personally profited from
contributions to the national cam
paign against infantile paralysis,
Solons Argue
1T seems to me IL Is not an APP
propriate question" starnes said.
1T is a pretty scurrilous
charge" Voorhis insisted.
After adjournment. COMMITTEES
investigators refused to let news
men talk to Policy.
Policy denied that anti : Semi
tism was the driving force behind
the Silver Shirts"
Under the constitution I've got
as much right to propagandize as
you have" he said. Il don't hold
any hatred for a single Jew in the
u. S. My dear Mr.. voorhis. people
all over the country are discussing
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-09
SilVer Legion NeVer Armed,
Pelley Tells Dies Members

siitian~ i. thFsstsn<<z k<s.se< u
The Jewish hcsehesik nsnx
y. asked r<lIey + - nn~w i
~aay efh<r .rnsnIxaflea = IN
oeaatFs~ th<t relieves f<<uIattna
i near.
rssi<x replied thAs ~frem - -
- per sens ~ ~ vfntlante o<AAn.
lz.ssans n thls eeans<Yn bpllsvs1
thss wae tn s&ss.
~ 80 80 ~nnf~vtmnoep-
ly@ ~ esppssp.re - -
sAet. ~~ae ess - ev~wy en<ee
s~w. wA~<. 1 nse<- v~ps e~~n-
ne<zatst..
n>p- ssA~ I,>~ps~v. =. y.
~. wnst~1 - ne~w ~
resles knew ~ S~w4 w>se
eesnmmats<a.
~TAe1.~ reltey -. - :
vesy a1fflrsls e~>ess~n.~
starn>s rad frnzn : rsll<x
treatise Inst - jew. tunatius
l.ayels. : faunied N Jesuit sraev.
IselIey aid ~ later fsaad thie
~ss In sFser and emitted Il from
HI. Iis~rstuFs.
sssFnss qssetsd Psilsy - saying
shs Jssuits were reepanasbte ~
meat a. ths csikelse mis<kief -
this es<sntFyss has fetiey 1e4iet
having amy prsIsdiee - wNntno
any war axssnas IN t'atbol(e
faith
Assien chalsmsn he ssArnee,
D.. Ala. speaed shs hearing ~
ssatinx Why ~ oster~d Feliey
yesterday net tn reply 10 : enee.
tinn ny nsp. y. Jerry voerhi1. o.
Calf. aheet fslley's charge thal
President Roosevelt pvefsssa -
sonaliy from the iafsatiie pasNly-
80 fund.
stsrnes sala she eemmItiee M
besn criticised ~ permitting Vii
neeses 10 use u ~ . epssndlnr
bosra and mako statements =
personal oplnlos. Ne eald ~ ~
ssrdsd yaerhis question: - spenl
inK up saeh N sppestuaiiy IN
felley.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-09
Welfare Society
Election Tuesda,

The Lutheran Welfare society
will elect officers and hear reports
for the past year at its 10th annual
meeting Tuesday at 7;30 p. m. in
the parlors Of the First Lutheran
church, 9th ave. and I st
Following the business session, a
program will be given which viii
include an address by the Rev.
A. r. NJ. kettner. pastor of Luther
Memorial church: music by tina
Falkland band, and motion pic
lures of the social service program
of Tacoma and vicinity and Of the
Old Peoples home of Puyallup.
Members and friends of the So
ciety are invited 10 the meeting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-09
Leader Of Silver Shirts
Tesfities for COMMITTEE

tee are engaged IN prosecuting
right now suhvefsies activities. :
Pair uasAe.
Policy told Rep. J. psrnell Thom-
a.. r. y. j. that he circulated =
pamphlet describing Thomas At
tempt 10 smpeseh Secretary Of
Labor Frances Perkins
You know you have q letter
from me eondemning your efforts
TO make money out OF = public
document. Thomas fiared. while
YOU may admire IN act Of mlne. |
have yet 10 admire any act Of
yours Thomas said
I'm very sorry Policy xrinned.
Tells Of Life
Policy popped mp Tuesday after
having been hunted more than slx
months BY Dies committee agents.
He appeared At = strategic moment
to deny authorship Of letters which
had been used BY Rep. Frank Hook.
d, Mich. to Indicate some unwrit-
ten understanding between Dies
and Policy. The letters. Hook sd-
mitted after hearing Policy. were
forseries.
Policy. speaking IN firm. eager
voice, reiterated that he Was born
March 4. 1890. At Lynn, Mass.
For Is years. he said, he worked
on magazines a. = writer. Since
1892. he said. he has run his own
magazine. Liberation.
Describes Offer
Policy said that after Hitler
came TO power he had an offer
from one Col. Edwin Emerson To
put $4,000 Germans in the silver
Shirts"
He ssid he conferred with -
Mr.. Sharp" whom he identified ~
"ex-head OF the state department
secret service" and then with the
New Jersey Telephone and TeIe-
graph company.
He said Sharp told him Emerson
had been q courier between Dol
sheviks in Germany and in Rus
STA"
Praises Hitler
II turned the whole thing down, =
Policy said. Il didn't want any
thing to do with . man OF that
kind"
Voorhis read from Pelley's book,
Door to Revelation quoting .
passage in which Pelley said he
got a prophecy" about the Silver
Legion at the same time Hitler
came to power In Germany.
Policy denied Hitler was his in.
spiration," but said he thought the
fuehrer did a fine Job for Ger
many"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-09
ASK DIVORCES

Divorce actions were filed IN
superior court here Thursday by
Edward A. against Catherine Sta
Norling. incompaibility; Charlotte
against Anton Lundell. bandon-
ment. and Florence c. against
Thomas Il. Lewis, abandonment
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-09

lcontinned From Pare oasl
ne ~oFs u II. silver SHIRT ssxlon
vill become unnecessary ! -
Dies COMMITTEES continues - -.
curry inte ssussT<sse activities
rell<y asserted tk~ silver SAlfsz
had e<<n organised because -
nsssr sas akle - 80 sasan< u
congress 10 fsxht ssbssTssss ae.
tlsities.
u tAe ns~~ rs~up e~Nttussss
Ne ~srs. rrtl~s asserted. -sAe
silver skirs ~stss Win -
sr.--aaa vita ny hsr~~asa.-
r~ii<y offered sAss sHserss-
ite~ - . <sse>tses ~ mep. =.
Fsrseii Thesssa. y. ". -
afses sisisx - ~asrtss>~ -
extensive eutiise ~ hts 80
itsits>~ ssa hell<ss---is~tssttnn
. ssateas~at shnsi
= admit very freely sAss
an assi- Semitic. ! fe~l wssrtls
.. Ire Nasi party IN tsrrn.~ny
In regard - the Jewish ete-
meat In sas pepuistssN.
Perhaps" remarked rap. Nsef
Mason. n. M. with she help 81
such oompaots - he one h~i~ses
Hitler and Stain. Al 81 these ar'
Tanlsations might fold up
Fine said Policy. b>smlns
yes. think .. :
rap. ". Jerry yoorhls D. cslif.
said he didn't think Policy coslIt
have cotton ~ many msnhsrs q
he dld " he had net eontsndes
The country Was In danger u |
revolution.
Yea Pslisy began. hut ieoi
how the situation hss changed h
the last year and = half
4 think ~ myself" voerhh
said IT has changed
reilsy admitted he wa -op<s
to the interpretation" Of chang
Ing his views because Of mora
fear Of the Dies committees
But I'm honest Ne added. =
have TO run that risk,"
Acting Chairman Joe starnes
D.. Ala. ansersd by fslisy.s out
spoken praise Of the COMMITTEES
rehuked the witness.
ave deaf car. sssut praise
Or condemnation. nor as We
seek u frssa the right 81
left. n Tia silver shirts -
cut Al sxlstense. u wsa't ~
the fret sueh srsanisstsea 10
do that since this remmltses
started.
I'VE aea't care - havs
praise OF condemnation elut-
teriag up the record. The
witness has aeas beth. We
don't care 10 have aay more
Of II fress either Witnesses ~
MANNERS Of the COMMITTEES"
voorhls quoted . statement b
Policy that - revolutionary cor
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-09

st.
lrI
|1th
nd
kal
ply
un
lies
sn
to
of
an.
hce
Iso
ARE
re-
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! of
rye
in
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-09
SHORT CHANGERS HERE

Warning that two short change
artists are working in Tacoma WAS
received by Walter West Thurs
day. He said they tried TO con-
fuse the cashier In one store and
made a similar attempt In another
place of business. Both were
failures.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-09
DEBATE MEET :
HERE FRIDAY
Annual Tourney for
Catholic Pupils
nj B. II. S.

Second annual stl-city an
Catholic debate tournament vii
get under way Friday Al SIS .
m. u vas announced b. J. tsondls.
= J.. debate coach 81 Bellsrmsas
high school. whe = IN charge q
the contest.
schools participating Win IN
ciude nsllsrmins. Aauinas and
IT. Leo. Debate. ~ill he staged
in cisxsrooms at 81. t.so's school.
with II teams vielng for honors.
Topic for debate ~lll be: Re
solve, That: The Government
should Own and Operate the Raj.
roads,
Dshaisrs win Be guests At .
midday luncheon prepared ~
Mrs. Rose Richmond. who win he
assisted BY members 81 ~. Ieo's
Mothers club
To Present. Programs
At conclusion Of the tournament
in the afternoon. each school Will
present = program which viii In
elude short skits and musical
numbers.
Debate teams participating In
the tournament include Aquinsa.
James Rogers. coach. Mary Ma
rush. Moreno Rogers. kathleas
Morrison. Jaoqueline Brown. Ann
Hallargeon. Eleanor Gustin. Lois
Jacques. Dorothy Rudolph. Cath
lene o. Driscoll. Catherine Greg
DRY. shirley CONSTANT and Harriet
Quinn.
Others Cemp~tiaE
81. Leo's, Sister Emerits. coach !.
Louise smyth. Elaine sullivan.
Mary Ross. Evelyn Olson, Virginia
Mack. Josephine Hanger. Ma
thilda ogetieh. Yvonns DeGuira.
Fills Otto. Catherine Rinken-
berger. Dorothy Kennedy. Joyce
Gaffney. Katherine MeGaviak,
Ann Piper. Jean Hsfso and bar.
bara Adler.
Bellarmlns. Richard HUT. fouis
Rousseau. Jack Langley. George
Weis. Donald Antnsh. Jack Griesy,
James Cooke, ben Deibert, Mason
Hsliighan. John Gianelli, Joseph
Ribsr. Gsudette kiie. Bud Farrell
Roy Bowies and James rita
patrick.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-09

this question and II is rising with
volcanic force"
shows Pamphlet
He waved a pamphlet of his own
authorship. which he said showed
statements Of 81 Jewish leaders"
that they were planning to control
the government.
He asserted that Of his esti-
mated $4,000 members. I'D call
so per cent of them fine young
Catholics"
Rep. Joseph +. Casey. d. Mass.
observed that Policy couldn't
regard sterilization of Jews q
demonstration OF love and affec-
ton"
Il can show you copies Of my
publications. where I disapprove
OF sterilization" Policy said. Il
have spoken on segregation. yes"
1T will be a great comfort TO
the Jewish people to learn this,
Casey said acidly.
Tells of Probe
Policy said he had been invesu-
gated by three groups of Omen
last year, and lit seemed to me the
FIJI men more or less approved of
what we were doing"
At the justice department. Chief
Oman J. Edgar Hoover confirmed
that the Silver Shirt organization
had been investigated, but said any
suggestion that the FBI approved
OF Policy was absolutely wrong"
He said the inquiry was ordered
by former Attorney General Frank
Murphy.
Policy said the justice depart
ment agents told him they were
investigating the Silver Shirt or
ganization and his publishing house
affiliate at the orders of the attor-
ney general.
Estimates $4,000
He declared he thought all the
information about his activities was
in the hands of my government.
Policy placed the membership of
his organization at $4,000 and said
he probably had another 10000
sympathizers. He said the Silver
Shirts were active in ~ states.
He said he kept no membership
roster" of his members. but esti-
mated he had signed $4,000 men,
bership cards In the last seven
years"
He named Washington. New
York, Michigan, Illinois, Indiana,
Oregon, Ohio, Pennsylvania, New
Jersey. Indiana and Nebraska as
among the states where his or
ganization operated.
Answers Charge
Policy was questioned about the
Galahad Press, an Asheville. N. c.,
publishing enterprise, which WAS
placed in receivership and which
led to his conviction on charges of
violating the North Carolina blue
sky laws.
He contended the Galahad Press
was assailed because of our eco
nomic and political writings. and
that made il hard for US to con-
tinue and a situation developed
that 1t was necessary to apply for
bankruptcy"
There was a biased receiver
ship" he said. THE receiver closed
down an extremely profitable pub
LEGATION, Liberation, with revenues
of s35, 900 a year"
Voorhis Qulzzes
Rep. Voorhis pointed to evidence
that while Galahad Press was in
receivership, Policy banked s21 900
In a Washington bank
II must distinguish between my
publishing activities and esoterie
and metaphysical writings" Pelley
explained.
Policy said he started the Silver
Shirts in 1888 with the appear
ance of the so-cslled New Deal, to
propaganda exactly the same ac-
tivities Mr.. Dies and this commit
W
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-09
BULL FUNERAL
TO Be FRIDAY

Fun.ral ssrvtass for wllllsm 4.
Bull. vsteraa city smpsoys and
former volunteer Tacoma wss Their.
man. who died Tuesday u Als
homs. win b held Friday ~ ilso
p. m. from the buehisy King
chapel.
The Rev. Arthur Bell viii IT..
fiulsts Burial will b. In Tacoma
cemetery.
rallb<arsfs viii ~ made w -
his associates from the city hall.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-09

A wrist watch and yellow gold
chain were taken from the home of
Mrs. l. J. Olsen, 17ts 30. Washing.
ton ST.. by burglar who broke In
through the kitchen door. police
said Thursday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-09
William Dudley Pelley Has Stormy Siege
On Stand Before Congressmen

WASHINGTON - Acting Chairman Joe Stams Of the
Dies committee late Wednesday summarly halted efforts Of
Rep Jerry Voorhis d. Cal TO question William Dudley Pei
lev Silver Shirt leader about bitter attack President
Poo
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William Z. Everett Of Anacortes.
Burial took place on ouemas Is
land. IA

Eighteen countries shipped frozen
fish hvers to the United States last
year.
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Bishop of Toledo
Will Be Honored
AT Dinner Tonight.

The Bishop of Toledo, the Most
Rev. Karl ]. Alter, who will broad.
cast tonight In connection with the
sixth annual call to service OF the
National Catholic School of Social
Service, will be honored at q din
ner to be given by the washington
Women's Auxiliary OF the school al
Wardman Park Hotel tonight at
pm.
The auxiliary is sponsoring a call
to service card party at $50 pm
tonight at Wardman Park Hotel to
augment the student loan scholar
ship fund.
Bishop Alter will broadcast at
l0:l5 pm. from the Mutual Broad
casting Station over q Nationwide
hook-up. His address will be heard
at the card party here, which is one
OF hundreds Of 'listening-in" par
ties which have been arranged.
Guests at the dinner will include
the Most Rev. Joseph Corrigan, the
Right Rev. Michael Ready, Msgr
Francis J. Haas. the Right Rev. Full
ton j. Sheen, the Rev. DR.. Howard
Carroll, the Rev. Lucien Lauerman,
Mr.. Bruce Mohler, Mr.. Gene Butler,
Miss Agnes G. Regan. Mrs. Arthur
F. Mullin, Omaha, Nebr.; Miss Mary
J. Hawks. Mrs. j. Rozier Biggs, Mrs.
John F. Victory, Mrs. James E. Col
hfiower. Miss Rebecca E. Stanley,
Mrs. Charles p Neill, Miss Eliza
beth Dolan and Miss Rose Ann
French.
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Stephens College
Alumnae Benefit

A benefit bridge party will be
given by members of the Stephens
College Alumnae Club of Washing
ton tomorrow at pm. at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard E. Divine,
2027 Massachusetts avenue NV.
Proceeds will be used for the Leila
Rainey Wood Memorial Fund, es-
tablished in 1887 by alumnae of the
school for the building and mainte-
nance of the Leila Rainey Wood
Building, which houses national
alumnae Offices and also many STU
dent activities on the college cam
pus at Columbia, Mo. The fund
was named in memory of the wife
of President James M. Wood.
Miss Helen Schmid is in charge OF
arrangements and will be assisted
by Mrs. Lauren Lewis and Miss
Helen Sohner.
Officers of the club are: Mrs,
Richard E. Divine, president: Miss
Helen Froelich, Forest Glen, Md,
vice president; Miss Ruth Winn
Rockville, recording secretary: Miss
Bette Snyder, Forest Glen, corre-
spending secretary, and Miss Ruth
Strasser, Washington, treasurer.
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Mr.. and Mrs. william v. Jouvenal
entertained ct party and dance
Saturday evening 1t hsr home In
Silver Spring.
Mrs. Roy webster Of Big Rapids
Mich, Is spending several weeks
with with her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Clark,
In Arlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Rolf have given
up their apartment In Falkland,
Silver Spring. Nd. and have moved
to Camden, N. J.
Mrs. Paul Cogger and Mrs. Albert
Mcclure entertained at luncheon
and bridge yesterday afternoon at
the formers home In Silver Spring
Md.
Mrs. l.. M. Christie Of Woodside,
Md, has been visiting relatives for
the past week in Columbus, Pa. DR..
Christie will Join her over the week
end and they will return here the
early part Of next week.
Miss Eileen Power Is again in her
home on North Utah st., Arlington,
following stay of several months In
Miami, Fla.