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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-04

features tonight. Learning quiz Performance Eddie 11:3O Melodies
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-13
Tacoma AriilerYmen to
Stage Gymkana May q

adjutsnt general Of the Washing
ton national guard: Brig. Gen. Al
bert II. Beehe. commander Of the
seth y. A. brigade; Brig. Gen.
Carlos A. Pennington. commander
OF the sist Infantry brigade: IL.
Col. Howard Wright and Mayor
]. ]. Kaufman viii be In the re-
viewing stand.
A gun section test. q breech
block race, involving the taking
down and resssemhling Of the
brcech block Of the French 70 nm.
gun: = chariot race. short basket
ball and badminton games. = chair
race, band stunts and artillery
firing. complete the formal pro-
gram.
During the evening the armory
will be thrown open to visitors for
their inspection.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-13

Men and officers of the 1ssth
Field Artillery. Washington ma
tional guard. will play host to the
Tacoma public Tuesday evening.
May Fl. when q gymkana program
viii be held in the armory. Nearly
every phase Of drill and recrea-
tional activity of the guardsmen
will be shown In the program. Ad-
mission will be free.
The 14sth r. A. band. under the
leadership of Louis Wersen. will
start the program at 7:45 O'Clock.
A regimental review viii be held
during which there will be a pres
entation of the regimental basket
ball championship trophy To d
battery and rife and gunner's
medals won by the guardsmen
during the year.
Brig. Gen. Maurice Thompson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-13
Wood Workers Hold
Out for Full Raise

Employees OF the Northwestern
Woodenware Co. out on strike for
the past eight weeks. joined with
striking employees OF similar plants
in Portland, Seattle and Toledo.
in holding out for their original
demand Of a seven and one-haf
cent an hour increase. II was re-
ported Saturday.
Western Coopersge Co. en-
ployes OF Portland Friday voted
3i7 TO s in favor Of holding out
for their original demand. and a
negotiating COMMITTEES. represent
ing all the plants involved. backed
up the Portland employees vote.
The scale has been IS cents an
hour. with workers demanding
that the scale be increased to con-
form with the 62As cents an hour
paid 70 workers IN sawmilla.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-13
Exhibit of Photography
To Open Here Tuesday

Tacoma's first salon of photo
graphy took form Wednesday
night when a jury of seven select
I'd $50 prints for exhibition next
week at III So. 18th st.
The salon will be open to the
public without charge from Tues
day through Sunday between IL
q. m. and $50 p. m. The Tacoma
Camera club is sponsoring the ex-
hibit.
A preview of the salon will be
held Monday at 7:3o p. m.
The prints selected represent the
work of photographers throughout
the country, including such artists
as DR.. Max Thorek, Eleanor Parke
Gusts, Frank r. Fraprie, V. F. Bit
ner, Edward Alenius, John Won
dell and others.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-13
|Play6olds.
Pools Needed

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The jury is composed OF experts
In art and photography. and in
cludes orville Borgersen of Sc
attic. pictorial photographer; Vir-
ma Hsffer. Tacoma portrait artist
and pictorislist; r. B. Inverarity
of Seattle, state WPA art director:
Prof. Melvin o. Kohler, head OF
the College of Puget Sound art
department and director Of the
Tacoma Art association; Ted Nc
Intyre. Tacoma commercial photo
grapher and technician; Nolan
Richey. director and instructor OF
the Seattle School OF Photography,
and Stead Wood, art director Of
the Tacoma Engraving Co.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-13
Marriage
..G;cenyes
sy JiMMs HAno

Marriage license applications
have been filed with the pteres
county auditor by Harrell Henry
Scales. %. Bremsrton. and Lillian
Evelyn Russell. n. HOS Fawcett:
Albert Oliver Moreiii. "a. ssattie.
and Clara Anna Novelli. a. Eaton
Vile: Merrill wsinhsrt. -. ASA
So. q st.. and oieta Winnie nax-
ter. ~. Sixth ave. Tacosna: Allen
Bruce Brown. -. Route .. hos
100. Taooma. and Doris Jean
Hsugner, 20. Route 8. Box 80.
Tacoma; George Donald, b.. -.
and Alice NJ. Porter, ~. both Of
Seattle; Robert Lee Chapman. -.
Seattle. and Jeanne Eva Evans.
a.. 500 SO. Sheridan. Tacoma:
Jack Rosario. -. and Christina
Navarro, %. both Of Los Angeles
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Pierre cointys invitation 70 shs
city 70 Join In = money losing ven
tafs drew tins city eolnei1a peiits
refusal Saturday
Consequently. stiIi unsettled re-
malnsa ,hs plight u Foz island
residents. atis 10 ieas their ferry
aefyies Nhen TIE NaTrops sriass
q apsne1.
County commissioners had sags
rssssd 70 tbs city April 10 faAt Tse
coma sh0ald loaa n PFDvidins
terry ssryice Ths county aeaed
thAt lie Ice IN operation u ferry
service 70 Andsrs0n l@isna Y
- 600 ysafly. Il sas fslf city taA-
payers should assume part q me
nsx burden since merchants ~ ths
city get M sstorn IN business.
willis tfs bansflt - msny county
residents h virtually nea-sxistsnt
Tns councHs COMMITTEES - tis
whois. through hayeF }. } kaaf.
man. flied the answer Saturday
'-T1ss counsel fssis ths city cannot
become > party 70 nAint@Dsnes q
Fox lsinnd ferry services for fiaan'
eiAl ana otnef reaNana,~ was ths
reply
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-13
Long List OF Jurors
Drawn for June Term

sth n. w.. Puyallup: Harvey O. sco-
field. eos No Alnsworfh ave. Pred
sorenson. RID. Buckley. o. J. sor-
Doe, 1918 Fairbanks at. Kitty etro-
bel. 4o22 So. Tacoma ave- X. g.
steurnagei. n, 1. Puyallup: W g,
Strong. n. .. BOX 81. Tacoma. Harry
Thompson, SOFT No, Defiance st.
Robert Thompson, S2oe 50. Thomp-
cushmsn ave: j. G. Trosper. ssIi
so. L st; Mrs. Helen venaks. RID
Buckley: Harry A. Wiser. 3a4s 30. q
st. w. p. waShburn. 72s SO. 3fth IT
Mrs. Lesa Wsgateen. Dupont. y q
Wes,ley. 2g0s No. 10th st. John
wilder. sara So Tacoma ave Cyrus
A. Wilson, 37i7 50. J St. J. p. Wood.
RI. ?, Puysllup.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-13
Preparedness
Drive Begins

WASHINGTON ronuFees -
pex~6 ls1ag - sp~a6 n666Glsan1
faiiiteus mAyhe ~ mueA ~
r1po. 90 - b sp>s4 - nstlanei
p<~p~Fs<sa@~R - i@n<L - - y
to air.
rssslasss nesss<>lt w.s s~psst-
- ~ ash eaaxyees wafhla 4 fsw
aays y is<<~n1s - o1119 - -
alr~a6y soppnee<n1e1 t1Ia y~nF.~
IL stsssse 1se~nns h4s4eet "
p~sss tlmee poeuenees e ~ ~
es~~ss r~n - MOI - txeo ~ e14
fns rsssl1>af's rsgs~ef 4 go
p~e<e1 - sppm - ~ speD1se -
the sme1nf. c1n9r~erte~ni e1ns-
mlttees issssnsss tn<y wsvs r~say
. aet 81 a0see
Army - nsvy s61Ir1ots
- esnnpuas en<1ns - seoe
thas s~Ur1nmnssn1 sernen1s
w~1<1 - nun1H nen1s -
- h>1~9 h~vp>~1ly ~ssne<.
- - No. - ewep~1nnnnnt -
se~e~sa usv~Ds - -.
1E@ nsas<si a<f<sss penxF&m
- b<@s sstns~a - sea1<ssssost
eonmitf<~< ~ IL sfmy - Hesy.
a~e<sz.ry a - Navy chsftss Kzls-
- - icid . ae=zss 1pprap<zs-
$780,. ~..1.1a.N..lF1..& ks.ot ~. n4U~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-13
Fast Train Just
Nicks Workman

Escaping serious injury whsn he
was struck . EIancing blow ~
an outgoing fast passenger train.
Alfred Malstts. n. Of Seattle. ~ss
back IN his homs city saturday.
Tacoma poiics said haisttz
walked In front Of Northern Pc
cifie's No. <os on ths right 81 way
between the spsrFy dock and thu
waterfront road Friday Afternoon.
MaIstta. employed ~ the Puget
sound Tank Cleaning Co. q ~
stfls, vas carrying toola from he
parked car 70 tSs doek ehen The
accident occurred ina train VAS
halted brisfIy while ina eFss teak
stock af ths accident.
Officers Paul Trent and E n.
wslton tolk nalstta 10 Tacoma
General hospital BE sustained lsi-
Iuriss 10 his shoulder ard fore
head MaisttA later was taksn 10
ssattis By frtepds
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-13

A list OF IS Pierce county prop
erty owners. from whom viii be
chosen the jurors for two first de.
gree murder trials during the
month of June, was drawn Satur.
day in Presiding Judge Ernest M
Cards courtroom.
The prospective jurors were
called TO report first June 3 at $3.50
a. m. That is the day set for trisl
of John Ord. 42-year-old city fire.
man. for Staying OF his former com.
mon law wife, Mrs. Myra Hosler,
on Feb. %.
A second murder trial for this
jury list il set a week later, on
June 10. trial of James Hampson
for the fatal smuggling Of Miss vir-
ginia Rifle. only two days before
the sensational Ord case.
Drawn for jury duty were Gertrude
M. Allen. 2j9 broadway b. A. Almylg,
e05 No. Ainsworth. Ars p. h An
drews. 924 Ainsworth. Randolph An
Cora Armstrong. RI s. Boz SOC, Ia
coma; Robert BAgnall. Buckley. Carl
Beck. 1893 So. Sheridan ave. Carrie
II. Bins. Rt. o. Box AL. Tacoma, Mrs.
VIM. Bird. 45o8 SO. PARK ave. Mrs,
Irene Blass. 48i5 SO. ~ At, John
Botnen. Sylvan. Mrs. Helen Bradford.
TAI So. Goth st; David Brewer, R. ?,
d. /. Box AS. PuyAllup. Lawrenee
Brown, s734 SO. Tacoma Way, p. r.
calllgan. 1897 so. L at. Geo. s.
Caps. 4ii6 No. 2eth 81. Jessie v.
Card, 1T No. Tacoma ave. Peter
christianson. Eatonyille ChAs. clsy-
enger. 244 So. $50 At. Geo. I. Custer,
Boa ~, McMiiiin. Eugene 2 Dsyer-
ssh DON 81 Robert @. Eilsnsr' r..
SAIL So. Yakima ave Andrew Brlek-
son, r. r. ID. /. Puyallup. A. u FAR.
ASIA So. Tacoma ave. Lev FoysteAd,
4o07 No. TIN at; Ralph Forbes, $40
4th s. W. Puysllup. John A. fossler.
RI. l, Box as. Tacoma Car Fred
Agnes M PUNK. 1915 SO Verde st
Earl Garrison. 30l6 No. l2th St.
Prank Glass. 24i5 No. Lawrence at.
o. A. Gohr RI. /, Graham; r.. l..
ooldlng Roy A. GTumbling. 3lo2 etn
ave; Walter Gruneft, eo45 30. Law
renee 81. W. A Gym. 4os Ia. Pioneer.
istn ~, clint Hal. $40 So K e.;
Chris Hansen. 25Ie 50. cushTnan ave.
Albert e. Heseox. ei2 SO. TrAfton St.
NJ B. Hook. 70i 50 Yakima ave.
Mrs Rosa Holt. 4ls 80. both al. Ed
gar b. johnson. 1911 So. Tacoma ave.
Mrs.. o. z. Johnson. RI. !. Puy-
sllup: l. H. Kennedy, STA No. 2tth
ST John c. Klink 1890 30. 47th At.
Mrs. Edith KFohA. 7is No. l. At.
Afs z. r Kubick. 7O4e Park ave
Prank LAmbertson. Roy. Carl ". T.
Ilndstrom. coca 50. MONTGOMERY At.
Geo. s Long if.. 3si5 No ssth VI d.
Pred Ludwig 532z So. Pine 81.
Otto Madden. Buckley. CnfA ~
Mzd~n. $50 so. 50th at. T. y Moore
SIT No. Ainsworth ave Faith "
Morton. 2TOe No. Cedar at Harold
X Munro. 702 No J - Ars. Mar
garet Murphy RFD Buckley. Frank
saubxrt. n. 5. Tacoma Mrs.. Ru-
dolph selson. Wilkeson. Prank EeS-
ell ass No. Anderson At. Mr. Mar
s HeE. Gig Harbof. r A Nichols
z0i 7th n. ~. Puysiiup. ~. Alan Nor
den 6si5 So PAX ave Paul Otto
4o02 Pacific ave. q T. Pierce. 3fz3
No. 27fh At Rufus n Policy. 3s08
LAkebzY. Mr. Asrsarst Pratt. 30
So isth 81 Pred HAake Eagles hail.
r. Y Edwards. 61se efn ave. oiiberi
Richards 4izs No. VERGE - Mfk
ooidar HoNns. feIz No u@flAnes
Fl Bose b Running, as "a. soth o..
Ellsworth sawyer 1908 4th ave o.
e PuysIiup. II J. Schneider. 1881 No.
Prospect -. Mr.. " X. Scott. 100
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-13
Committee Of 100
To Meet Monday

To rally support for the pro-
posed survey Of Taeoma's city
government. q meeting Of the
Civic Committee of 100 has been
called for Monday evening at 8
o'clock In the city council cham
bers by J. II, Gordon, Jr., chair
man.
An ordinance appropriating tio,-
900 for the survey, introduced by
Mayor J. J. Kaufman at last Wed
nesdsy's city council meeting, Will
come up for passage At next We'd
nesday mornings session.
Notices have been sent TO nearly
100 organizations represented on
the civic committee to have dele
gates At the meeting. when plans
will be made 10 develop full public
support for the measure.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-13
Worrunts Issued
For Four Motorists

Failure % four rEse1aFlsss -
answers ssimsnss.sss - posies court
resulted n lssszAnes e w4Frsnla ~
Judge Jaeepa Mailsry Saturday.
is0esft q. 0tfinsion an1 James \
MeSsrthssr ssfs seeas<d 4
speeding " ,. cerbstf wzs iiekss-
20 for running thseash : red ssop
n9ht. and Mk hAsi NaiheF dfee 4
samn0ns fof arriving Hlth la
proper brakea
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-13

smArTtx - fs<nnsl rev<a -
-. cenvseted ~ = supex1sr essFs
iuFy isf~ yesterday - N.Iiiax -
mash>r MsFsh ~ xnd stu<f1a9 ~
nedy IN . kIsshsm sse4npt To
vsFlset carries ths seatk r>asity.
re Jury - s~xxa we>n&a ~
fivs msa d<llssfslsd - hssFs
Davis she~ea aliis .aalzaa - ~
verdict wNs f~&a
fsis trial - fisst-aexr~e maFts<
charges spsa>a Mead&ss Aiths9un
he confessed - staying ~ mfA
Harriet Ayfsid. - ard Iatsr
pl~.dsd gaslty. n<fsnss ccunssi
isesh kslins seaxAt " sstaetlsa
Davis w.s Innnas.
ifis wifs ard usatk~x - tne1s
twe-ymr-osd aaasAtsr 49, wz>s
shs isaFnsd - verdict Several
wom~n iszrc<s AIN sse>m1 - l@nss
ing TIE essrsresm.
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HERE'S MORE ABOUT
Census Figures

-
rr.irss. 80. up %: rlss. 10. avwn
7<s; Milton. esf. up 77t.
of the ~ small communities
listed. - showed in~.ss Bat al
the others showed substantial m
crea.ss. The 1910 population fnr
the ~ towns Aggregates io.ts4.
compared with Abs In 1850
gain ~ 7.2ae persons
The figures. perhaps more than
any other factor. ilinstrAt. way
Taeomas population for ip<o viii
be lower Than 10 years sgo. that
definite back 10 ths lana
movement has been IN proxrs@s
during the past few years.
Biggest gain was shown ny the
farming community ~ Waller
Road, suburb az Tacoma. which
jumped from s7p In 1910 10 ioss
this year. A. might be- expected.
ths largest decrease was suffered
by carbonado. from TIT TO s5t.
The leading industry u the town
coal mining ceased operation ssv-
eral years age.
Other totals: Kelly taks. SO.
up 2s3. Lake Tapps. lie. down ~.
Ashford. s67. up eTi National. "a.
down n: Alder. 2ss. down -.
carbonado. 49,. down ana, lib.
horn. 10. up IS. Riverside. ga,
down 72e; Silver Lake. 3d.
down ~.
Population Of towns, for which
Mrs. Malatrom could not supply
a 1899 figure. include
Breckon sae. Thrift 1ss. Fif-
Erose ses McMsllin. z27.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-13
Junk Dealer to
Be Tried June 20

Trial of Joe Simon, 46-year-old
Tacoma junk dealer. on charges OF
purchasing stolen railroad prop
erty from a number Of Pierce
county youths. was set by Supe-
rior Court Judge E. d. Hodge Sat
urdsy for June 90
II will follow by two days the
trial Of J. F. Chrisman. 50-yesr-
old Tacoma salesman, on a charge
Of forging a S47.75 check which
was passed at a local tavern.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-13
Building Permits

BuiIding permits VIE issued
Saturday to: r. II. Smith, 25O7 SO.
Hosmer St. for a $1,000 residence
Al 2505 So. Hosmer; Frank GrAtias,
5S07 Pacific ave. for a 300 resi-
dencs At 10 So 62d St; the
Holroyd Co, Inc. 5O47 50. Wash
ington st. $1,000 installation Of
storage bins a. 500 So. Washing
ton 81. A H. crIver. 1901 So.
Pine 81. for a $1,000 residence al
1910 No. Madison 81. and A Cos
settle, s224 Puget Sound ave. for
a $1,000 residence al 54z7 So
Birmingham 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-13
End Testimony
On Tax Bill

WASHINGTON - CHAIN store
witnesses this week cuncsaded =
meath q tr-<lmcny b<fa<e u
ho<s.< WAYS snd Hneea. saneammsE-
tee opposing - rstmsa ehzEA
store tsx hln
Rolsnd q vsnle. Mlnn<sr.eszs
sconnmi<t ard ssii,oF - ne tcslr~
nal - Marketing. summed -
chain steFs arguments sxslnst -
measure.
- effsred a<tsn<a enss ssadz<s
In eenirnalnE that ehsln <tcrsx. -
esns a. thelF mass rnrehsxznx
power. make fesastuffs ssssi&nss
10 consumers 81 loweF prsess thzn
independent merchants BIT ~ th<
same time pay more to farmers
for their pFodar< - dsaied TIT
the chslns constituted . moucpaly
% thrsatened 10 esrom< 60
vallis followed Norman =.
0rssnway. Nsw ycFh. wee pr~sz-
d~nt az TIE Robert CAR c&rtaa
Manufacturing CO. NO sd t1el
the ratmsn htii would ''disFzpt fpF
an ind<ftnits psricd ard P<Fhars
permanently destroy : suhetsntlAi
part At TIE marsss ~ he ilFsn.
There appeared to b . sfrenx
possibility shAt Req. Wright Pat
man. %. Ter. might ~ p<Fusitted
to make = rebuttsi II ~ u. ehazn
store Representatives ssia th~y
would demand me Fikhi 10 make :
wuF-rsbuttsl. TomefTow ell eezH-
psny Representatives ~lli appear N
opposition 10 Pstmsn's suggestion
that gasoline stations - considered
A. chains IN the bill
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-13
War Briefs

LONDON Made nvus~~is rsle
thai al Germans u IL s>iElAA
Congo Asd h<sa lstssned sad thal
extrems precautionary measured
had h>ea taken 10 guard imps<'
tant buildings. docks and s~isphon<
and telegraph Communications
wAsssrxdros --sSsarmsn ~
man ". pasis u tss AmeFsesn
Red Cross. to-day esni~<I tfoooo1
each 10 tire Belgian and Nsshsr'
lands fted Cross fog the feil~f 4
wounded civilians and snldssvs1
xunrca. i~ss:sss..& n,
Swiss federal emnell msstine n
n<rns today. ardersd tiket IN ~
siKnsrs IN a~ltssFlsnd must esv1
All arms and smmunitsns IN thstl
possession 10 police ssfors fsy -
mAxn.A.'r. f--rsseA ssa-.aa.
and shipping sntherisiss ssia -
day Netherlands ve1eels weul<
continas 70 operate On 81 reufss
sxuspt 70 Holland
NEW vosx is.-siy asa -,
chant vessels 81 nsilsnd ard -.
GUM we're bslilKsrsnts tn6sy. I'D.
Jet 10 attack ~ German lib.
marinea shlpptnx slnsles hsss
said the fsts u about half u
Hollands merchant fl<~t aep~n<i<d
on events AZ the asxf fs~ asys
.sseArosx ssss~.s. s-ss,s.
mesfs - Sever bundrsa 1~Fsnsns.
inelsdinx tn eon=si E<asxsi u
Batavia. havs b<sn infsfns4 ~
Dutsh sntharitiss IN Ths Nstbss-
lsBds Easf fnaiss. 4 w.s lssfae1
hers today.
sKw yoax 'rh.' r,.llsa l,s.r
Res sailed on schsduis SATURDAY
for Naples md oeBsos sith 90
passengers ---&s ~ th<sn Amsf5esns
aboard ftsls vsrrssse. general
manager 81 Ne he. SID ~ 80
private adviess frem noms which
''sssnfea~ klm Italy wsz1id nes
snisf shs var.
wulEx.rA6. o..v.e... rs.ssA
West Isdsr~ ~ Cesmsn. living IN
ths caienly ef Curacao. essnpf.ssas
the Islands Of cuTseae. Arssa and
isansirs. heye h~~a int~rn~d ansl~s
. sevsrum<st p<seisEasti1u e
martial ia~. nsllefs On sNo Ger.
man ssaps IN Ne hzsbss h<ss ~sss
eaaxht stismptlnx - baFa tbesf
ysss~is ard wsFs ssFessed
wAsarsdTos ma Am.n..A
lssaiiea 81 o.ls reported thst al
Amsrieans u ths issFxsa area
ssfs cafe.
wAstffN1Tos ~ AmsFtesa
Consul claulis tisll ,. fspsfisl
from Pert a. spain. Trinidsa. ihst
the oefmsa shlp oosisf hsa been
aeattisd ~ lss efew In fhs haFhsr
n Psrsmsrfbo. cspifsl 81 saftnsas.
Dsseh esslaas fsll ssi1 fhst "a
Germans n FAr.m.rh~ asa been
lntsfnsa
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-13

George II Berger. 3f-ysAr-oid
sp4nzNsy logger. booked al the
Pierce county Jail Friday on a
cheek forgery charge. was free
Saturday On personal sscognizAncs
81 Justice Clarence = Layton.
Berger " socgsea II giving =
forged check for $3.50 70 ths
City Cigar store Aarch 3.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-13
Take a Look
AT Europe

\. \. sATuRNIA. In Route Ia
Trirste-Through the glass We
could see the lights u the little
towns along the Dobrojan coast
and In the morning we would land
at Trieste. The very pretty. blonde
Russian girl. who has been Q yesi
In the states and IL now goins
back 10 Moscow. looks a thu
lights for a while through my
binoculars. then hands them hack
Il shall BE- very glad 10 get
home" shs said, for the second
time. Il liked America very much
but I don't feel at all like Crsta
Carlo In that movie. 'Ninotrhka'. :"
Don't you like Rumanla ," shs
asked. Russians don't like Ruman-
Ia at all
II don't know Rumanla. don't
like what ! hear"
And what's that"
That the Rnnsaaisns are
very. very rich. and that soma
times the effioers In their
army wear lpstiek and ride
around In open carriages on
warm spring days. heiding
each others hands And that
the peasants arr very. very
peer. and more miserable than
any In Europe. and would
probably be no worse off nm
der you Russians thaa they
are now.
mot AZ all like tho Firms II
never saw q poor farmer IN Pin.
land. Thsy all owned their own
land and had good houses ard
barnes And I hear that ,hs king
OF RumsnIa. IN the middle Of al
thls poverty. u putting up = mar
bic wing on His castle. In Imitation
Of Buckingham palace"
The RuNian girl looked AZ me
hard. And you1i write all that p
IF find that ia true when I
&c, there
And you really think your
American papers would ever print
II IL you did write a."
If write u. knoN our Amer.
lean papers viii print ~" 4 hope
they 90 shs said. and although
she sAld Il very sTsstly and nicely
and politely. ! could see ana Vas
quite sure they never would.
'But ssea n n ls ail trns
and write 10. ! asn't wsnf 90
&c there. beeaaae place. Ike
that are not rice h BE- h"
''Bm nhy ssa't pea esns ~
Russlas
I'D Ike - very maseh.-
said. saa thu IL true.
-ft lss't 81 an iiks u u 10
nnsstes.s she ssid. We are
quite free There are ne
spAes.+
Perhaps viIl cons" ! szld.
and this vas not true. and ! only
said u 10 BE- polite. Yer am quits
sure tbs government IN which ssss
bsilsyss - maeh would Bsysr
grant ne a visa 70 vat Russo.
But svsn though ths n0vlsts
won't Jet me IL. know they cant
BE- A. bad a. their bitisrest and
siiilest enemies make out % tilsy
could not have produced a. gentle
and kindly ard Intelligent ard
ssii-mannefed a glFi AZ this very
pretty blends. Hho liked Amer
cans 20 much and who. quite IN
like Nlnotenka IN the movies. was
very glad 70 Sc going back %
Aoac0~ forever
when I isft nsr. fhs other girls
on the beat. VINO ssre not -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-13
Seotfle Deem to
Head Whitworfh

SEATTLE = Prof FTank ,
Warren. dean Of the school Of re-
ligion al Seattle Pacific college
since 1884. today accepted the
presidency OF Whitworth college
Of Spokane. Warren viii take Of
flee June Is. succeeding DR. Ward
w. Sullivan. who resigned in 1874
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-13
wPA woKkER FINED

Convicted on . chaFge q bling
drunk Ia an automobile. Arthur
McEyoy. 50. wPA worker. WAS
fined SIS and costs by Police Judge
Joseph hallsFy saturday he was
arrested At So. 10th and sta
Friday night
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-13
Sometimes Things Do
Fall OF Trucks

You couldn't, said police.
Il did" said e. r. Funkhouser.
and made out the following report:
Lost, from 4 truck while moving
household equipment from 7sth
and Montgomery 10 6sz7 so. ! st.
one ~ white enameied washing
machine, 1885 model. Norge maze.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-13
NfAGNrssEN TO TAX

Dr. Norman 3 Hagnusssn.
Pierce county health officer. Will
speak next Saturday a. me meet
ing in Port Angeles q the Wash
ington State Pubic Health aasoci-
stion. The sessions viii run Fri-
day and Saturday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-13
DENIED FREEDOM

Writ Of hsbsas corpus Was de-
MED Morris n. Pyron. serving =
one-ysar term at Mcneil Island
federal prison. b. Judge Lloyd l..
Black Saturday in federal court
Pyron was ssntsnced from north
srn California district court con
victso on TIRES counts Of counter
fsitlng.
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pretty and were very strong cap
iiaiAsis. were eager 70 knox
whether her coat was mink Or only
dyed rabbit I told thsm thought
4 waa probably only dyed rabbit
sat that i sas a very nles-look-
ing coat