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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-23

Tacoma Maecabees, represented
by all the lodge units OF men,
women and children, together with
their families. are preparing their
first big event on the fan social
calendar. IL will be q family pot
luck dinner party. 10 be held In
the Maccabee temple at $50 p. m.
Thurdsy evening. oct. "a.
There is to be no charge. and
the only requirement for admis-
sion IL some item OF food In the
form of a vegetable. salad or meat
dish.
A variety program OF entertain
ment. indoor sports and games,
has been arranged by the COM
mittee under the direction Of Dis
trict Manager Robert Goldberg,
assisted by Roy Devish. command
er OF Tacoma Tent number 2.
Ethel Koch, commander OF Golden
Rule Hive number 20. and Helen
Wegener. Record Keeper OF Puget
Sound Tent-hlye.
Guests OF honor for the party
will be State Manager Charles M.
Burns and his wife from Seattle.
a. well as the state department
staff.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-23

LONDON - United States Am.
bsssador Joseph r. Kennedy left
for homs Tuesday and the glowing
tributes paid him by British off,
Gals and newspapers had an air Of
finsiity. indicating belief he would
not return.
Accompanied BY his personal
secretary. Jack Kennedy. who IL
not n relative. Kennedy left London
by automoblis on hls way 10 Ls-
bon. where he intends 10 take .
Psn-Amsriesn Clipper pisns for
New York
II Was reported that IN his fare
Nsll ylslts In the diplomats quar-
ter, Kennedy had heard predictions
from Balkan ENJOYS thsi 1nlsss The
United States entered fhs war BY
the first Of the year. the chance u
preventing Germany and Italy
from conquerinE tho hsditsransAa
probably would vanish
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-23

Starting Wednesday evening
Tacoms council Of the Boy Scouts
will launch tao training courses,
one for seoutmsstsrs and assist
ants. the other for den chiefs and
cuhmastsrs.
The objective IL TO have Al least
one specially trained leader IN
every troop and cub pack by the
end Of the year. J. Hurley Hsgood.
assistant executive. announced.
Both courses Will begin at 7so
in First Congregational church.
scoutmastsF A. X. Cusssli Of Troop
II viii supervise the scoutmsstsrs
course specializing on patrol Lead
ership training. Hsgood vilI as
slst. SIX Wednesday evenings VIII
Be required.
The den chiefs course viii be
held In the Margaret n. Could
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-23
People in
The News

william n. Leader. president u
powerful branch 1 American
Federation II Hosiery workers. IN
Philadelphia. has demanded that
TO President Jaha I. levi. en-
dorse President Roosevelt. Leader
aid tho majority Of National clio
Executive board members and The
overwhelming majority % cio
unions have declared for Roose.
welt, leaving Lewis no alternative
Lewis will announce his position
in . broadcast Friday night.
DR.. David wight rraii. professor
Of philosophy az Harvard universe
~. died At the home of = sister in
Berkeley. Cal Ne wss on sab
hatical leave from Harvard. and
visited his family to rest after
suffering several heart stacks
Col Charles A. ilnahergh. sd.
ADDRESSING = meeting ef the Elmer
Eeney Peace conference IN wash.
inEton. urged those opposed "a
4. =. involvement In the European
war TO make a cooperative effort
for peace. lie warned that unless
we organize against the props
Eanda and agitation for war, II
may he too late"
George N. Moffett, director Of
the food products section OF the
National Defense Advisory COM
mission, told the international A..
ISOLATION Of MIX Dealers Al Al.
lantic City that 5000 900 more
cows and $4,000 900 acres put Ia
productive Use are needed "a bring
the nstion's milk drinking 20 the
minimum recommended nv nutrii
iionists. he said drinking
because II makes healthy and we'll.
fed peoples vital 70 national
defense
siErid undset. Norwegian au-
thor and Nobel Prize winner. b.
lisves the Grimes 81 the dictators
could not forever sustain their
nations" She told the League Of
Catholic Women At Boston that
only the vulgar. common. child.
ish minds are attracted 90 the
victorious tyrants ~ the day"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-23

SEATTLE George n Tai
madEs. ~. former claim agent for
Alaska steamship Co. and prouils
nent in shipping circles. died Tues.
Ia yof heart attack.
Taimsdgs came n Washington
In 1890. and was agent for the
Northern Pacific railroad al fuY.
ailup untll 1894. lie jolaed the Old
Pacific Steamship Go In 1897 ~
claim agent and remained with
the firm until ieoa. when he
joined Northwestern Steamship
Co Later he transferred 10 the
AiAaka line. and retired IN ip1s
Survivors include Mrs Hsna
Taimadgs. Of apokans. and Mrs.
Esther Rogers. Of Newport. dAush.
tsra.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-23
'Dogiags' Worn
In Army Changed

WARRINGTON n there was
one srray Esdgss ~hleh 80 nss
appear susceptible = Nc Improve
msnts u military sciences. Il -.
the laeaflfleatlon alsk shlch Amer
lean soldiers and sailors vexe in
the eenfllsf vhat lffevsfsut snd
lrrsprez.lhls aousAseys called thsif
adostaa nut ths vets &c 1911
1919 ~uula not recognise the eorn-
pllrstsa affair that ain 10 sound
around NJ nscks u their sons
rhs World wsr "a nmpfY hofs
the nsme and army serial number
~ The wrafsr Thsy wsrs ennsid-
cred sufficient . ldsntlfY hin u
hs wsrs hauled in dad or seriously
sounded nut they afien fslled Il
their purpose The modern ststetl-
tat. wln carry tn saldlsrs name.
home address. hts nearest n kla.
hls eutnt IN raised letters Il vii
provide information &c o. hls hieod-
type = sruesoms hut necessary
notation. n will alsa tsll whsa he
Last received vaeiaaa kinds 81 In
aeuiatlnna
In the nest canfliet blood sup
plies Niii 10 Kept IN storage slnnE
with shells and faed. Inatsad nf q
hurry call for deuera for an emery
ency TRANSMISSION = process whleh
oftsn produced the wrong type q
the World war ths blood data On
the new diahs vii furnish aeeuFats
information 10 msdicn1 At field
and base hospitals The ar ds-
pertmsnt. preparing for q nasIor
emergency. has efbsrsd 1000 600
u the modern stfeamllnsd tags 10
40 along with the 1000 600 '.eas-
uaity cards as he soldiers call
tho field ssrvles indexes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-23
Soldiers Dance
Wednesday Night
Girls Invited 10
Attend Afiuir

i.ast minute details fof the
dance 10 ~ hsld Wednesday night
~ the Tacoma Chamber 81 Com.
msrcs for the Is 600 enlisted man
II the 81 aEd ttst Divisions At
Fort Lewis and enlisted men It
McChofd field. we're completed
Tuesday.
The dance. scheduled 10 set
under Nay II $50 n the state
armory. 70. iith and yaklms avs..
viii he open n enlisted men nnly.
~ the two military posts who are
IN unlfafn.
An Invitation VA extended lat
week By the chamber % ft 200
girls and women n attend ne
affair. ths first 81 . series n
events 10 be arranged fof enter
talnmsnt 81 enlisted MEN. The
dance viii be ohaperansd and pro-
gram feature. viii include novelty
numbers by musicians and others.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-23

Arthur L. johnson Of Washing
ton. d. c., national executive and
legislative secretary of the General
Welfare Federation of America,
win speak before the student body
at Beutel's Business college, s37 n
Broadway. Thursday at IL a. m.
He is the author Of the federal
pension and recovery bill. H. r.
$500, now before congress, and Is
on his fourth nationwide tour,
speaking In behalf Of the legisla-
ton. In his talk. he will report
on the progress Of the movement.
The public Is invited.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-23
Kansan Sill
Held in Jail
Continue Probe
OF Fotul Crosh

Amel Horinek. 47-year-old Kan.
sas farmer. remained in Pisrcs
county AL Tuesday in lieu Of 81.
600 bond on a charge Of reckless
driving. while Prosecutor Thor c.
Tollefson and the state patrol con-
tinued an investigation into an
auto accident Saturday that claim
ed the life Of Charles Digger. 50.
who had come west with Horlnek
from Atwood. Kans.
Outcome OF the investigation wIn
determine whether the more seri-
Gus charge Of negligent homicide
win be filed against Horinek. Toll
lefson said.
Horinek was booked at county
Jail Saturday following a collision
at the intersection Of the old Fife
road and Valley highway.
Horinek's machine collided with
car driven by Nels Bonn. 70, OF
Route l. PuyaIlup. Bonn escaped
injury, As did another passenger in
the Ksnsan's machine. Perry Shan
non of Levant. Kans. Horinek as
sertedly failed to stop at an ar
terial intersection.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-23
Gasoline Sales in
State Continue Up

OLYMPIA - Gasoline sales dur
ing September continued their
gradual rise. with 100000 more
gallons sold that month than q
year ago. License Director Dave s.
COIN reported today. Total gallon
age sold was 42.ee5. sos. compared
TO 40.326,f57 q year ago. Taxable
gasoline sold was 32.6s4.7ib gal
Ions. Diesel oil sales continued
their heavy increase. with z65. 401
gallons during September com
pared TO 16s.7ss = year ago.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-23

One type Of Halloween prepared
ness which brought prompt police
response Tuesday was reported by
Mrs. Marie VonRotz. who dis
covered the South End department
store, which operates at 7015 Pa
cific ave. was burglarized during
the night.
Three Halloween masks, q police
whistle. cap gun and several rolls
of ammunition. together with an
assortment of candy. gum, cigarets
and cookies were taken. Police.
believing the job was the work of
boys. were investigating
Nick Mammolite. 1881 So. State
st., reported burglary Of his home
by a prowler who obtained two
watches and a heavy yellow-gold
necklace. The place was entered
Monday night by someone who
pulled stake from the garden and
used 1t to punch a hole in the
screen door. then pushed the pass
key out Of the lock and inserted
another passkey.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-23
Radio 5 Crime
Programs Hit
Porents Are Urged
To Ridicule Them

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-23
u. S. Navy Best
In World-Knox
Construction Far
Ahead OF Schedule

NEW YORK - Secretary 81 ths
Navy Knox said here that the
United states navy has the beat
and heaviest striking power IN the
world" but thst I'VE must slwny.
seek for progress and endesvor "a
secure new ships, new equipment
and new improvements
During an inspection tour 81 the
naval air reserve base ct Floyd
Bennett Field and the Brooklyn
navy yard. Knox said that desplts
= shortage Of trained men. ths
naval construction program wss
proceeding far ahead Of schedule
we are Just beginning 10
get into our stride" he said.
while checking construction
Of the Iowa $4,000 ton dread
naught) a few minutes ago
saw that one out of every four
men were apprentice. In irsia-
Ing. They we're doing splendid
work-fine work. and the hest
training for them is actually
building ships.
In every shipbuIldlng yard IN
the country doing naval construc-
tion we are ahead of schedule
Work on commissioning the North
Carolina ls5. 900 ton battleshipl II
three months ahead Of schedule
and ships being laid down nov
viii be completed far ahead OF
scheduled time"
Knox said tina government a
considering acquiring Floyd Ben
nett Field for use NJ . navy Air
base and training field.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-23
Gets so Days
For Assault

AftsF Deputy Prosecutor I'm
gocdwla changed : charge q sse-
ord degree assault n ere = fhiFd
dsrrss assault. Chester p. Nssnn.
"a. Nsxre. - 1885, broadway.
entered : plea - guilty = re
allegation before Superior Judge
Frsd =. Hsmsnn Tuesday snd Nss
ssrtenesa q serve 10 49, n
FIsres eauniy al
Goodwin sxplslard n the court
that following - investigation -
ne esss. evidences a. rot warrant
prosecution % -. more serious
ehsfEs
Masun Waa seru@@H ~ affarh-
inG gsafas tsesnesfFy. sHsfaer
Nsaro. sta . faznf iast Oct q.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-23

Failure 70 observe the speed
limits brought court citations 70
Edward l. Hsffron, ISIS South
Yakima ave; Gordon NJ Bogh
Burton. Wash: Lee r. Cundsfron
SOFT No. ysssauif ST: Mrs. Helen
L. Otto. si1 50. seth ~, and Dee
Deyiin. centrsiia. police reported
Tuesday. Edith p Mitchell. e457
So Cove st.. vas tickstsd for
disobeying a traffic signal: Wal
dron H Stevens. Tacoma. for
driving on thu wrong nde Of the
street
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-23

Arrested on the Tseoma-Oiyn-
pis highway a. z:so q. m. Tues
day by the state patrol. Rex v
Brsdwell. IS. Of hcChord Field,
and Willard r. Brammer. <5. also
Of the army air base. were lodged
in Pierce county jail by Officer
Bill Purse. BrsdweiI was held IN
lieu Of $3.50 bail on a charge Of
operating q car while under the
influence Of intozicants. while
Brammer. . passenger In the ma
chine. was booked for being IN
toxicated-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-23

Members Of the Pierce County
Z Employees organization At the
courthouse were making final
plans Tuesday for . dinner-dance
planned Thursday night this week
at The FRS, on the Mountain high
way.
The social gathering. at which
President Charles Mcdonald OF the
county employees local No. 40 will
be POSTMASTER. viii be the first Of
its type to be held by the group
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-23
Garner Vaughn S
Funeral Sunday

Funeral services for Garner
Vaughn. Sc. Eatonville farmer. who
was killed last Wednesday in an
automobile accident at the inter-
section Of the MeKenna-T anwax
road on the Harris lake loop drive,
viii be held Sunday at 2 p. m. from
the Eatonville Community church.
under direction of the Eatonville
Undertaking Co. Burial will fol-
low in EatonviIle cemetery.
Services are being delayed TO al
low his wife. Mrs. Maude Vaughn.
injured in the same accident, to at
tend. Besides his wife, he leaves
two sisters in the east and nieces
and nephews in Tacoma and Eaton
vile.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-23
Veterans 10 Stage
Rally for c. c. Dill

Plans for q statewide rally Of
Veterans Dili-for-coyernor clubs
to be held IN Seattle IN the near
future, will be completed 81 a
meeting to be held Thursday night,
starting at o'clock. In Democratic
headquarters. el5 Pacific ave. AL
veterans are urged to attend the
session.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-23
BEooAR SENTENCED

Accused Of hitting up" men
and women for casis on . down
town street. and getting tough
when refused. Clarence Falion. ~.
went 10 jail Monday night on .
charge Of soliciting aims. lie sp-
pearsd before Police Judge Joseph
halIsry Tuesday and drew a 30
day jail term on conviction.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-23
Temple Beth Israel
Observing Festival

The Festival Of the Conclusion
will be observed during worship
at Temple Beth Israel, No. attn
and J SITS, Wednesday at 8 p. m.
Rabbi Montague n. A. Cohen will
have a. his topic, The Evening
Of Life" dealing with the motif
Of the festival. The temple choir
will present musical numbers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-23

Suit for divorce has been start
ed in superior court by Dorothy
M. against Oscar " Dsnghtry.
Final DEGREES have been granted
70 Earl v. from Bertha Lee
Springer. and 10 Percy from Flea
nor Deacon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-23
JOINT MEETING

Tacoma Philatelic society and
Tacoma stamp club will hold q
Joint meeting in Tacoma secrs-
tsrial school in the Medical Arts
building "Wednesday a. . p. m.
Collectors are invited 70 attend.
A special celebration ~ scheduled.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-23

since It was organized four years
ago. Il. 8. Meflvslgh. secretary Of
the Tacoma Central Labor council
viii be the principal speaker.
General chairman Of the dinner
dance committee IL James Nilone.
Others on the committee are Mrs.
Phil sorgi. secretary Of the union
and in charge OF tickets; Lyle La
throp. Marian Coma and Dean
Wheeler,
The dinner time has been set at
z o'clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-23

Testimony of a i4-year-old boy
sent n. @. Rodefsr. e7-year-old
pensioner living at 1910 So. Taco
ma ave. 10 jail for a eo-day term
Tuesday after his appearance In
police court. He was convicted on
a morals charge
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-23
Eyes Sore? Tired?

ueFes prompt ssiiefi nstns sres sfth
iAypptih hufniaa inflammaalon
aufs nsss tlfsd issilHa ltfnina fIean
i0esi Ffltattons ali Fsiievsd Also
cnoia szrtha@ fefFsNhes. NJ haFFHfnl
dfuaa ~ Feafa success Get faeHHs
~ tadaf thfs.fuu tneiudsd Al
dfuaatsts 49,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-23
THREE MN TIkED

Three men arrested On ehsrgss
Of drunkenness In an sntomobils
Monday night were fined upon ron
vction in police court Tuesday.
Don King. Cliff Palmer and Paul
yonsrd. taken into custody BY Of
ficsr Bert Barber. were fined $40
and costs each.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-23
Boy Scouts Council Offers
Training Courses Oct. %

school section II the church base.
msnt and Sill consist ~ three
sessions on consecutive Wsdnssday
evenings. ciIbmsstsrs and HaEood
Will serve - Instructors.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-23

Five Pacific coast maritime
unions established q united front"
Tuesday at San Francisco and de-
termined to sign no separate peace
agreements with shipowners with
out consent of other involved
unions.
Represented in the pact are the
Masters, Mates 4 Pilots associa-
ton (AFL), Marine Firemen,
Wstertenders. Oilers a wipers as
ISOLATION independently, Marine
Cooks q Stewards association
(CIO), Marine Engineers Benefit
cial association (CIo). and Sailors
Union of the Pacific (AFL).
The marine firemen and the
stewards are presently on strike
for a new contract with operators.
Approximately so coasting vessels
are strike-bound In Pacific ports
since Oct. 4.
Not only did the unions agree
to stand by each other and not
consummats contracts without APP
proval of the other groups. but
they determined to reject any pro-
possl from the shipowners Asso-
citation Of the Pacific or from fed
eral conciliators that involved ar
bitration Of fundamental contract
factors or policies.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-23
PORT cALENpsR .

Vessels in port: Tosei Maru.
smelter; Norco. smelter: oskmar,
St Paul mill; Astoria, North
western.
Vessels due Wednesday: Coast
Merchant, shaffer No. 2: sstartia,
sperry.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-23
NAVY BUYS SHIPS

The navy has moved TO bolster
its fleet of auxiliary ships by TAX
ing over the entire Panama Paei-
fic line feet Of five cargo-passen-
ger vessels. IL was disclosed Tues
day.
II IL understood the navy will
use the s.o0o-ton ships a. trans
ports. or convert than into air
plane tenders.
The ships = City Of Baltimorv.
City Of San Francisco. City of Los
Angeles. City of Newport News
and city Of Norfolk-sre all more
than 20 years old. and cost a total
then Of 100000. Under the
Panama Pacific lines flag. the
vessels have been engaged In inter-
coastal trade. headquzrtering at
san Francisco.
Navy purchase price was not re-
vealed, subject to completing the
transfer of the merchant ships to
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-23

II you're not using II. sell Il with
Fast Action Tines Want Al.
Phone Main zl5I.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-23
1I31S&[a35f335f9
Coost Unions Pledge to Five-Woy Pact;
Navy Buys Entire Ponmo Poetic Fleet

navy control. The City Of Balti-
more will be turned over this
week.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-23

While cargo movements eontin-
ued generally sluggish because OF
several strikes involving local
sswmills and shipping. three ships
comprised the complete roster OF
vessels working cargo here Tues
day.
Most active visitor was the To-
sci Maru, on berth at the smeiter
to lift more than 1000 tons OF
copper destined for Japan.
Also at the smelter was the
motorship Norco. on berth to dis
charge ores from British Co
lumbia.
The steamer oakmar berthed at
the st. Paul mill to commences
loading lumber for the Atlantic
seaboard.
Slated for arrival Wednesday IA
the Coast Merchant. unit OF the
only line engaged in cosstwise
trade and operating despite strikes
under its separate contract with
the unions. and the satartia OF
the American Mail line, which
goes on berth here for q heavy
consignment OF local freights for
the Orient.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-23

Ti< LIVER shosi1 pssr 2 pirts II tis i.sies
ists Tesr bossis sssFy 1sy. II Ms s-is .
Al fer ma fresiys yotr foo1 r1aE nj a.
xsst- II may sasf 6easg ia the bSNsls. Ties
gas hosts - yoar s1oEnarh. Is4 ct coo
stlpstsd. You fsel scar. ssnk sn1 sss ~or1
lcoks p4nk
4 tales fhss< fss<. "a Carers f&tds
i4ssr Prs y 80 tksss Z Dlais q 49, fss-
Anax.nz n rrMkinx bie fDw freely. Ask
for C<x<xs LAkl4s lAssx Rllx. 10 40 1tf-
cav
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-12-13
Zkousky Sc zatmenim.

V New Yorku v brooklynske
lodenici byla podniknuta zkou-
ska S uplnym zatmenim a die
sdeleni velitele l.. N. McNaira,
vysledek byl uplne uspokojivy.
Zkouska provedena byla "a
tim 1celem, ably bylo ~zjisteno,
IDA nebylo by nutno praci 1pl-
ne prerusiti, kdyby V pripadu
nepTatelskeho naletu bylo by
nutno zavody zatmfti. Nc
Nair sdelil, re dobe zatmeni
v praci bylo pokracovano a vse
nalezite pracuje. Prozradil, re
.jeste jest treba hodne udelati,
ably bylo vse dokonale. Zkous-
ky Sc zatmenlm provadeny
,jsou tez ma Velkych Jezerech
namornl cvicebn1 posadkou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-12-13
Krajan " autu Zabit vlakem
V Nebrasce.

:. 27lety Miles Dezort, jediny
syn krajana Franka Dezorta z
Virginia, Neb., prisel O zivot phi
j1zde We SVEN autu.
Bylo asi 8 hodin vecer, kdyz
jeho auto tvaru coupe, We KITE
rem jel, bylo zasazeno motoro-
wynn vlakem Burlingtonske dra
ny ma kTizovatce meZi Blue
Springs a Yymore v Nebrasce.
Wax ujizdel jiznlm smerem.
Mlady Dezort byl prave ma
ceste dom1, kan Sc vsak uz III
w nedostal a jeho zdrcenym
rodic1m nastala smutna povin-
most, postarati Sc O pohfebnl
jeho telesnych pozGstatkG.
Okresnf zalobce Arnold Van
Borkum, ktery toto nestestl W.
setfoval, pravil, re nosec vlaku
utrhl sedadlo DeZortova auta,
ktere bylo vlakem vleceno ma
delsi vzdalenost. Dale pravil,
re jde ocividne O nestastnou
nahodu a re nenl zapotrebi in
kVeStu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-12-13

mani k p1vodnimu rozpoctu.
Takove zvysen1 vydani oceka-
va gen. George C.. Marshall,
ktery ma dozor ma budovani
kasaren. Ten doznal, re ma
dosti opravnene pochybnosti,
re obnos v kongresu povoleny
pro stavbu Dude postaeHelny
K tomu je ale pripomenuto, Re
budovanl budov kasarnach po-
kracuje velmi uspokojive a 80
procent budovaci prace Dude
vykonane do konce letosn1hC
roku a zbyvaj1cf prace Dude
mono dokonciti nejdele do me
Size cervence v roce 1911.
Je budovano pro vojenskoU
sluzbu velke mnozstvi budoN
ma 265 m1stech pc celych Spo'
jenych Statech. V tom je &c
tovarnlch budov, IA budov ur
cenych "a skladiste a 231 pod
nikd je urcenych pro obytnt
domy.