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The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1941-12-18
Hollywood Briefs
BY John r. Chaplin, Federated Press

HOLLYWOOD FP The outbreak Of . drastic
shaeup Hollywood personnel well the
film output
The capital tho young. and the will
make available performers In
mostly
producers when the regisrants
La gaceta., 1941-08-07

Sin darse cuenta, cast desea.
ba que otamendi comprendiera
para 10 q. salia a la Gale sola.
Ell que no ha tratado o como
edo a esta clase de mujeres We
sanicaS, no puede comprender
hasta que grade de inmensa per
version, de maldad y de vileza
pueden llegar estas hembras-
panteras.
A veces sienten 81 deseo de a.
tormentar al hombre por puro
capricho.
Las mayores atrocidades, las
mayores infamias, las ejecutan
en- estos momentos con una es-
pecie de algeria salvaje.
Els que canta en- elias la voz
de un instinto de infamia, de
unos sentimientos de perversi.
dad, de sangre, de crimen, de
que forman el fonda
de estas almas Obscu-
La gaceta., 1941-08-07
OEPORTES
LOS PRIMEROS SEIS
BATEADORES

Hasta aver Ocupaban los seis
jardineros puestos entire los ba-
teadores de las grandes ligas,
los siguientes peloteros:
Ted William, 81 ~carreras, 1l9
hits, 403 de promedio; Travis,
de los Senadores, GA carreras.
143 hits, 375; Di Maggie, Yam
KEGS, 101 carreras, 1853 hits, 371
Reiser, Dodgers, 70 carreras.
116 hits, $40; Hopp, Cardena :
les, So carreras 83 hits, $40, y
Etten, Phillies, So carreras, ia
hits, 331.
AL frente de los "jonroneros'
esta Keller, de los Yankees, con
II; lie sigue Joe Di Maggie, con
&c; Heinrich, Yankees, y Will
liams, Medals Rojas, 81 cada
uno; OFT, de los Gigantes, Camil
j, de los Dodgers, y Nicholson,
Cubs, 10 cada uno.
La gaceta., 1941-08-07

Pero la marquesa tenia alma
de mariposa,
Comprendia, desde que viera
al domador del circo, que era a
aquel hombre al que ella iba a
adorar con un entusiasmo que
la sacaria de la Terra.
La belleza varonil de Mon
sieur Petrokoff, la habia fasci-
nado.
Y cOmprendia que 81 ahora o
despues ell doctor intentara coar
tar su ibertad e impedirla que
Sc acercase a aquel hombre, e.
LA seria capaz de TODD.
Estaba en- uno de esos mo-
mentos que tienen las mujeres
frivolas, las muhecas histericas.
que han crecido hacienda STEM
pre- su santa voluntad, y en- que
los malos instintos Sc sobrepo-
men a todas las considerations
a tOdOs los respects. a
tOda las noblexas.
La gaceta., 1941-08-07

va habilidad, venci6 anoche, en-
Phillips Field, a Ray Schwartz,
de New York Krauser tir6 dos
wees a su eontrariO, Ia prime
"a en- 81 minutes y la segunda n
IN minute yS2 segundos.
Tablas Sc declare ell interesar
tie match entire John Swensky
Y Charley G~robimayer, en- 80 m.
nutos de duraci6n.
Krauser prob6 que es un atle'
ia de indiscutibes meritos y que
conoce todos los secretos de ST
profession.
Aqui Sc lie descalific6 en- ur
anterior encuentro porque apli-
co a Babe Kasabowski una la
We de estrangulaci6n.
La gaceta., 1941-08-07

la marquesita salir del boudoil
vestida y con ell sombrero pueS
to, abotonandoSe los guantes.
-iY esto?-dijo, con una
sorpresa que cast helada sus pa.
labras-; Iad6nde vas?
DE compras. Me hacen fal.
ia un poliSOir y una barra de
carmin y algunas Otras peque-
heces de la perfumeria.
Y ahadi6, riendo, y acercan.
dose q dar un beso a 0tamendi
lille Querido darte una sor,
presa!
El doctor no centest6.
Por su roStro habiase extern
dido una leve sombra de triste-
"a, que Sc d~escomponia en- una
sutilisima sonrisa de sarcasmo.
Otamendi-creemos que ell lee
tor 10 recordara-, usaba lem
ties.
Era un hOmbre alto y delga-
do, con una fealdad que Ague-
La gaceta., 1941-08-07
TONIC TERCRRO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA CAELE

sAh,, Ell descoco, el cinismO,
de esta mujer, Sc lie aparecieron
ahora al doctor formidables!
Agueda, Gltimamente, lie de-
bio notar Ell enojo, porque, va en-
Ell saloncillo de sus habitacio-
mes, le pregunt6, echandole las
manos al cuello:
@Que tienes, meme milo? IEs
que no te encuentras bien?
El medico, sintiendo, como
buen enamorado eel consuelo de
frescuras que aquella Garcia
communicable a su alma atormen-
tada, respondi6, no queriendo
dejar traslucir sus suspicacias:
mo, nadal Quiza es suehO.
La gaceta., 1941-08-07
LIGA AMERICANA

Los Medals Rojas ganaron ell
primer desafio con los Yankees
Y les TOGO perder ell segundo. Ry
ba sustituy6 a Haughson Y reci-
bis los laureles. Chandler per-
di6 Ell juego.
Breuer solo toler6 cinco hits
en- ell segundo y Ell team de
Cronin no pas6 de una carrera.
Otro vapule6 para Harris. Des-
cagaron cuadrangulares Joe
Gordon y Joe Di Maggie.
New York &c, Oh, 0e; Boston
&c 10h, De.
New York &c, Oh, 2e; Boston
1c, 5h, De.
La gaceta., 1941-08-07

dita habia llamado siempre en-
tire sus amiStades de Madrid,
elegante.
Ell doctor miro ahora a la
marquesa por encima de sus len
ties de orc.
Una mirada acuSadora desde
luego, pero q. a la Cenci no la
turb6 nj POGO nj mucho.
I'm fen6meno extrano, muy
frecuentemente, sin embargo,
en- las mujeres hiStericas, ha-
biaSe verificado en- ell espacio de
unas horas en- ell coraz6n y la
conciencia de la Cenci.
iEs que va no guerra a Ota-
mendi?
iSf!
isl, 10 queria!...
Ell amor, hasta en- las almas
frivolas Y ligeras, como La de
Agueda Cenci, deja siempre u
mas raices mas o menOs hOndas
La gaceta., 1941-08-07
PROGRAMA DE BOXEO DE
LOS SOLDADOS

Eel pr6ximo martes los solda-
dos presentaran un programa DE
boxeo en- Phillips Field.
Todas las organizaciones esta
ran represantadas.
Steve O'Connell dirigira los
encuentros y en- clos participa :
ran soldados de MacDill, Drew
: Benjamin Field.
Los asientos de junto al cua :
drilatero Sc venderan a 80 CEN
avos y Sc cobrara rs cts. por Ia
antrada general.
La gaceta., 1941-08-07
CON LOS GUANTES
ABRAMS Y SOOSE

George Abrams, vencedor en-
tres ocasiones de Billy Soose, no
combatira inmediatamente pOr
la corona.
Mike Jacobs anunci6 que ell
pr6ximo encuentro de Soose Sc
"a Overlin. Abrams pertenece
al estabe de Ovelin.
La revancha Sc lie dara a Over
lin, seg1n 10 ~prometido, ell dia
21 de noviembre.
La gaceta., 1941-08-07

Dicen que la epoca no es pro-
picia para los campeones, no en-
la parte del dinero sine en- la de
retener sus tituNs.
Jose Luis Gamma hacia la de-
cadencia--dicen algunos peri
tos.
Caminardo esta, pero... Gcuan-
do llegara a debiitarse y permit
tir que r arrobaten IA corona?
La gaceta., 1941-08-07
PEREC1@ UN CAMPEON
MOTOCICLLSTA

Vichy, Francia, agosto 7.-El
campe6n suizo de motcciclismo
Walter Kell r, pereci6 ell pasa-
do domingo, en- unas carreras
verificadcs en- Angulema. Guam
do desarrollaba una velocidad
de 60 millas por bora, Sc cay6 Y
Lafont, CUE le seguia, lie pas6
por encima del cuerpo.
Muri6 instantaneamente. La
font sufrio heridas leves.
La gaceta., 1941-08-07

De nuevo atropellaron los Pr
ratas a los Cubs. Alfonso Lopez
no peg6 de hit, pero hizo una ca
rrera.
Pitcher ganador, Swell; Ian
zador derrotado, Pressnell.
Pittsburg 13c, l3h, lie; Chica
go &c, Oh, 2e.
La gaceta., 1941-08-07
VENDIDO Ell PITCHER
McKALN

Detroit, sgosto LOS Tt
gres vendieron los servicios del
pitcher de alivio Archie No
Kahn a los Browns de st. Louis.
Sc pagara por el la cantidad mi
nina, de $500.
McKain Sc agrego aver a sus
nuevos empleantes.
La gaceta., 1941-08-07

ras.
FL lector tiene va un ejemplo
de elias en- nuestra bien conoci-
da Eulalia de las Torres, la es-
posa de Gandara.
Como pronto veremos, Ague-
da Cenci pertenecia a una ella
Sc de mujeres inmensamente
mas peligrosa y audaz, la CLASH
ca mujer vesanica e histerica.
Bien es verdad que Agueda
llevaba en- sus venas la sangre
de aquellos Cenci italianos, fra
tricidas, parricidas, fncestuo-
SOS adulterinos, criminales y la
drones, a la vez que titulos illus
tres, mercaderes y aventureros
y millonarios, que llenRron La
Historic de Italia en- la Edad
Media,
La gaceta., 1941-08-07

Manuel Salvo dej6 a los Phil
lies sin carreras y en- cinco hits
Boston &c, 11h, De; Filadelfia
DC, 5h, lie.
La gaceta., 1941-08-07

bateadores por los Rojos.
san luis 1c, Oh, lie; Cincin'
natl Sc, 11h, Oe.
La gaceta., 1941-08-07

49,
La pelea en- E Gus Lesnsyich
= Tami Msur 10 tendr6 lugar,
en- la Madison quare, Ell dia 26
de agosto.
Sc habfa anunciadb para Ell
% pero Sc resllvi6 a~nticiparla
en- dos dias.
ice Symelic Fstrella de los
Guantes de Or pele6 en- New
York con Jose Ies, en- cuatro
asaltos. La viz lie corespon-
di6 al pimerd OBI
-
Sin techo.. air3p "moja-
dos" los bOIp APnk La
Marque
Phillips cues un lugar ex-
celente para jdgar al footPol y
hasta para celebrar La V Sbe-
ma, pero en- cuanto a boxeo.S.
SCuaRdo terminaran de cons
truir la Armenia en- Benjamin
Field? i
La gaceta., 1941-08-07
VICTORIA DE KRAUSER EN-
PHILLIPS FIELD

Ell formidable polaco Karl
Krauser, I'm luchador de positi-
La gaceta., 1941-08-07

Vender Nicer domino a los
Cardenales, dejandolos en- una
carrera, aunque lie dispararOn
ocho hits. Mike Mccormick ba-
tee de cuadrangular, su tercero
desde el 4 de julio y los Gnicos
La gaceta., 1941-08-07
now finding great Havog
aSSaong vFoIIaen

Pero los besos de Agueda NO
tuvieron esta noche para ell doc
tor, aquel, profundo sabor de
miel, aquel encanto de transpor
to, de enervamiento y de locu-
ra que en- dias pasados, cuando
el 10 olvidaba TODD en- brazos de
esta mujer.
FL dfa siguiente iba a reser-
var grandes sorpresas al Gle
go enamorado.
Contra su costumbre, Ague-
da, a la mahana siguiente, Sc le-
vant6 algo temprano: a las diez.
Estuvo apenas unos minutes
en- ell cuarto de bafo y en- ell to-
oador..., ella que, de ordinario,
echaba media mahana en- ARE
glarse y ~perfilarse.
Olegario, que cOntinuaba en-
el lecho, fumando, semi-incor-
porado entire almOhadones, Sc
sOrprendi6, de prOntO, viendo a
La gaceta., 1941-08-07
LIGA NACIoNAL

Con su victoria de aver sobre
los Gigantes y ell triunfo de los
Rojos sobre los Cardenales, Ell
Brooklyn retorn6 al primer lu-
gar de la Liga. Cuatro hits pc
garon los neOyorquinos, DONNA
dos por Higbe. Las carreras de-
cisivas cristalizaron en- la move
ma entrada, con un tubey de
Medwick, tribey de Walker y
hit de Wasdell.
Brooklyn &c, Oh, De; N. York
1c, 4h, De.
La gaceta., 1941-08-07

Tigres e Indios Sc batieron
aver y ganaren los primeros.
Bagby fue 81 pitcher derrotado.
Vencedor, Benton.
Detroit" lie, l1h, lie; Cleve-
land &c, Oh, 2e.
La gaceta., 1941-08-07

Agueda sali6 al fin a Ia Gale.
Sus ojos reIucian con un bril-
10 nOev0
La gaceta., 1941-08-07

A s
Ne pase humillaeaOnas cor tsuor
q cara lena O. cranes. Aauf e..
- ayIda. 81 Nwuide & N
RSder0se guaviEaate, eIfvh rkpi-
a. leKte u 0oneE6A 81 dolOT =
OalN. znM0 eontiene 10 De lee
RAS poderosos sfeetivOs inRro.
ospecialstas de gran meFato.
Wa prussia D eonVCGeerG. eS or.
&.on, Ia esalqaier bOtia.
&iAAths m6asaoa, Sasaman6aaoe
La gaceta., 1941-08-07

Los MediS ,Blancas y los
Browns Sc ID dieron los homo
res.
Chicago &c, 18Th, lie; San Luis
&c, 11h, 0e.
Chicago &c, 11h, 2e; San Luis
&c, Oh, lie.
La gaceta., 1941-08-07

Dutch Leonard venci6 a los
Atl4.iclos, con anotaci6n de 8
por l.
Philadelphia lc, 8h, 0e: Wash
ington &c, Oh, De.
La gaceta., 1941-08-07

vlrtoSianO Manteiga, Editor
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-07

Three Tacoma representatives
heard Charles P Taft, assistant
national coordinator of health and
welfare in the defense program,
declare in Seattle Friday evening
that cities in the Puget Sound
defense area must suppress pros
titution and organized vice in sc-
cordance with stated policies of
naval and military officials
Those attending from Tacoma
were Everett Craven. executive
secretary Of Mayor Gains social
recreation clearing council; Mrs
Lewis Hopkins. member of the
council. and E NJ. Wetherell. sec
rotary to Mayor Cain.
Wetherell said Saturday that
Tafts statement on vice conditions
was only part Of his talk on new
problems of recreation. leisure
time activity. housing. sanitation
and school facilities created by the
defense program.
Taft said three bills are now be-
fore congress touching on various
aspects Of the new defense prob
lens. One bill would make prosti-
tuition federal offense and would
permit military officials 10 set up
zones for policing by them.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-07
NV. Construction
Is Up so Per Cent

Marking an increase OF so per
cent above March OF last year, so
engineering construction projects
were awarded in the Pacific North
west last month al total cost
of S5,335,2se. IT was announced
Saturday. The March, 1910. total
was 1884. 207 for 81 contracts.
Largest contract of the month
totaling 81. ESQ, 900 was awarded TO
the Austin Co, Seattle. for general
construction work on the Longyiew
site OF the new aluminium plant
for the Reynolds Metal Co. Rich
mond. Va. Total cost OF this plant
will exceed 100000 Total for
all industrial contracts last month
was s1.467 900. making this the
second largest category Of awards
in March.
Greatest portion of the Pacific
Northwest's engineering construc-
ton work in March was represent
ed by the seven contracts totsling
S1.663.23a for army and navy post
construction work. Largest con-
tract in this group was awarded by
the L. & navy. Bureau Of Yards
and Docks, 10 the Austin Co. Sc
attic. for the construction Of a
fuel depot and naval net on Indian
Island. Wash. at s677 500.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-07
Resume Cigaret
Price Action in
Court Wednesday

Effort IN court 10 block sale a
cut-prios ciEsrets BY PsyIess drlE
store n Tsooms v1ll - resumed
next Wednesday.
Trial u the case brought ~ the
Washington Wholesale Tobacco
= Candy Distributors ASSOCIATION
through the Pierce county proseou-
tors office Vas recessed Friday
afternoon n allow usual Saturday
routine Of motions In cases pertain
ing 10 Superior Judge Ernest NJ.
Cards department.
IN the name Of the state. the
wholesalers are sttemptiong by in
junction proceeding 10 prevent the
drug company from selling popu-
lar brand cigarets at l. cents
pack when the usual price Is IS
cents.
A considerable number Of Wit
nesses is being heard.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-07

The Ie5-foot coast guard cutter
Adriane OF San Francisco. COM
msnded by Lieut. John r. Stewart
and carrying crew Of so, will
join six other coast guard vessels
for three months duty with the
Bering sea patrol. departing April
IS. Commander r. s. Patch an
nounced Saturday in San Fran
cisco.
The Adriane. which will Join the
cutters Itasca. Redwing. Atlanta,
Shoshone. Hermes and Haida. will
act as = floating court of law and
her officers will enforce fishing
and sealing regulations, carry mail
and supplies and administer medi-
cal and dental aid TO isolated in
habitants.
Four ships will arrive Sunday
at local docks. joining the Mexican
freighter Santa Agueda. which will
remain over the weekend unload
ing ore at the smelter.
There was mild activity on the
waterfront Saturday. with two
other freighters in port besides the
Santa Agueda. These two. how
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-07
Guard Will Parade
Monday al Worden

Army day. April 7. will be cele-
brsted at the hsrbor defenses OF
Puge, Sound with the cooperation
of the navy. coast guard and ysri-
Gus veterans and civic orgsniza-
tons.
At Fort worden a l2-inch sea
coast artillery battery and a 1885,
nm. C. ?. =. battery wall be open
for inspection by IN. general pub
lie. In the afternoon a boat viii
30 available al Fort Worden for
the conveyance OF visitors 10 Fort
Casey on the opposite shore Of the
entrance 20 Puget Sound.
At $50 ?. n the 7tsth Coast
Artillery Washington National
Guard from Tsoomsl and the End
Battalion. isth Coast Artillery.
will parade at Fort worden The
LIST Battalion. 18th coss; Artillery.
viii parade At Fort Casey.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-07
Motorcycle Club
Proud Of Record

The Tacoma Motorcycle club.
through its chairman of news.
Dorcas Sizer. issued the following
statement Saturday:
With so many accidents in town
since the first Of the year. We are
proud to say that so far this year.
every member of the Tacoma Mo-
torcycle club has a clean slate: no
motorcycle or automobile mishaps
or accidents. We are going to en-
deavor TO continue our safety drive
and assist Taoomans make this
town a safe place TO live.
The American Motorcycle ssso-
citation awarded the Tacoma Motor
cycle club a banner for our safety
drive last year"
All available members of the club
assisted police during the daffodil
parade last Saturday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-07

s(i;censey

Applications for marriage h.
esnses were received Saturday BY
County Auditor S. Clifford DAVIS
from the following sigmund
Ness. q. Of Kent and Annis A
Sorherg. -. u ais SO. Sheridan
ave: Philip J. Tweedy. Is. ana
Bsrbars Ann Mcintosh. q. both
Of Aloha. Wash. Lawrence K
Mikkelsen. legal. 452s No. 18th
st. and Floris Mae Tsschner. legal.
$50 "a. 18th st: Lee freedman.
IS. and Marguerite Lsuritsen. both
% 1901 So Washington at;
Thomas ". Parsons. Is. and Los
Jean Nelson. q. both Of Des
Moines. Wash: George n. Gilbert
son. s.. Port Blakely. and Anna
Marie Nelson. SIS. Sumner: Ralph
Hall. "a. McChord Field, and Vel
ma Kovaeh. Is. Of 500 So. X ST /:
John A. RAndol. %, Puyallup. and
Margaret Ann Ward. IS. Of SIS No.
5th st; Leslie A. Peterson. 50. OF
1924 So. Yakima ave. and Janet
Barclay. IS. OF 410s So. Thompson
ave: Lester c. Gilman. Is, Port
Townsend. and Freida p. Rose, 20.
Seattle. Albert A Hutehings. 81.
Fort Lewis. and Ruby r. Edinger.
Is. Yakima; Frank A. Royse. 2s. Of
1916 So. seth st. and Rosalie n
Mueller, p. Puyallup, Herbert C.
Beglan. IS. and Rebecca Gums. Fl.
both Of Fort Lewis. Maynard A
Lange, 2i, Fort Lewis. and Pauline
Burkhardt. q. Bismarck. y. d.
Donald W. Doran. rs. Bryn Mawr.
Wash. and Alice Traverse. rs,
Renton: Billy Ray Stephenson. 81.
Of HOS So. Union ave. and Mary
Jane Thomas, "a. 122s So. J st !:
Kenneth l. Bowen, IS, and Vera ].
Jones. 30. both of Kent; Robert b.
McNett. rs. and Ruth Donna Alex
ander. 81. both OF Puyallup: Rus
sell ID. cryer. 81. Fort Lewis. and
Doris May Barker. Is. Of $50 So.
10th st; Clarence r. Day. 20. FRI
day Harbor. and Marian r. Cog
gins. 20. Of 1905 No. 10th ST.
Raymond W. Gogan. 81. of 705 So.
L st. and Lillian M. Marcoe, %.
Puysllup; Michael Bsnaszak. -.
and Dorothy L. wilkins. 50. both
of Puysllup.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-07
BOWLING
woMEN's CITY LEAGUE

The close race for the second
half championship ended with the
Roy p. Archer team taking the top
spot. Areher's and the first half
champions. DR.. l.. s. Whetstone's
team. will meet 10 decide the
league championship.
Helen Blsttler. Pacific Match
team, closed the season with a
nice SAP series. Miss Bisttlers
games were 2i3. 15s and $50.
Other high scores were: Mar
garet Christianson 524. Helen Ber-
nard SOC. Olive Nolde 504 and
Doris Malesky sol.
Results
Little Paris Z. sherman Tackle o.
Pacific Match 4 The FRS 0
d.. L. S. milestone =. Peerless
Grill /.
Roy P Archer 2. Ednss Beauty
NOOK 2
United Nut. Bank q. Helen Davis 2.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-07
Pairolman Esieb
Hurt in Accident

State Patrolman Edwin T. Esteb
suffered bruises TO his left leg and
possible fracture of the left wrist
when his motorcycle crashed into
a car driven by Cecil l. Hays at
I'D and Pacific ave. Friday night
at l1:25 o'clock.
Police who investigated reported
witnesses as saying that Hays
car. going west on I'D st, failed
TO make the srterial stop on Pa
eific ave. pulling across the high
way at a high rate of speed.
Hays was held in jail as was
Gerald c. HALEY. who was riding
in Hays car. Esteb's injuries
were being fully determined sat
urday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-07
People in
The News
BY UNITED PRESS

John W. Macon. one of the
VESTS foremost industrial leaders.
died last night At his home in
Berkeley. Cal. at the age Of ~.
Msson's career included mining in
Colorado. . pioneer planter in
Hawaii. banker. builder. contractor
and broker
Gov. W. Lee O'Daniel Of Texas.
who last night signed Texas new
anti-strike law. said he had re-
quests for copies Of the law from
four states. including Michigan
where the Ford strike was in prog
ress
Sen. Burton X. Wheeler. d.
Mont. charged last night In Gin
cinnsti that the American people
are rushing down the road TO war
and dictatorship" -.
War Minister Ho Wing Chin said
today that the Chinese victory AZ
kisngsi last week WAS the great
est victory Of the war" He said
cne-third Of the 5000 Japanese
troops were wiped out -.
TED Lehman Was several pounds
underweight when he applied at
the marine recruiting office In Los
Angeles and was told to build him-
self up and come back in a month.
He left the office and returned 10
minutes later with a gallon Of
milk. He drank half Of II and 20
minutes later had gained four
pounds. The physician certified
him and he was enrolled.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-07


Moon Quarter Noon Quarter
Apr ~ Msys Apr II Apr 10
Data supplied b. [ weather
bureau. Department q Commerce.
washington. forecast - Cen
orally fair Saturday night and
Sunday preceded BY scattered
showers in the west portion Sstur-
day night: cooler Saturday night
with local light frost in the east
portion. but rising temperature
Sunday: fresh westerly winds off
the coast becoming southwest Sun
day; fresh southerly over inland
waters Of the state, becoming
gentle variable.
Rainfall in Tacoma for the "a
hours ending al ss. N Saturday,
80 inch; since April l. 80 inches.
an exces. Of 81 inch: since Jan.
/, see inches. a shortage Of SOS
inches.
Wind At sa. m. Saturday. south
Is m. p. h. barometer at % 81
and rising 10.
Sun rises at s3e and sets at
646 on Sunday and rises at 537
and sets at 6+7 on Monday.
Tacomas weather on April 5,
1p40-Cloudy. trace Of rain. maxi
mum temperature 81 degrees and
minimum as. Highest wind We
locity % m. ?. h. from tn. south
west.
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Troupe Completes
Lowry Field Course

Allen Edgar Troupe -, former
Stadium high school student and
son Of Mr. and Mrs. p. z. Troupe.
sos No Grant ave, graduated in
the aircraft srmorers' course al
Lowry field Colo. Mar %. &C
cordinE 20 word received here to-
day Young Troupe enlisted IN the
army at Fort Lewis June 10. 1910.
and began the course in the anna
nnent department Sept n. 1910.
With previous enlistment ne
had served two years snd -ine
months 81 Hamilton field. Calf
He has qualified as ar expert
aerial gunner
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-07
SINGLES
DOT BI.ES
Widow Of Chilly
To Get $4,000

Mrs. Arts J. Chittv, wife Of
the late L. S. marshal who died
after an attack by two convicts
last August, will receive $4,000
under terms of a bill passed FRI
day by the senate.
The bill was sponsored by Sen.
Homer T. Bone. The practice re-
Gently had been to limit such pay
ments of $4,000. but upon Sen.
Bones insistence the senate claims
committee agreed TO the sum of
$4,000 after having cut the amount
in half.
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Ski Weather

PARADISE - Temperature 81,
three inches new snow. rs inches
on ground. showing.
Mt. BAkER-Temperature 80.
two inches new snow. SO inches on
ground, showing.
STEVENS PASS-No tempers-
ture given. trace of new snow. Is
inches on ground. raining.
NACHES AREA-No tempera-
ture given. three inches new snow,
66 inches on ground. showing.
SNOQUALNfIE PASS - Tenn
persture 81. no new snow. patches
OF snow on ground. scattered
clouds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-07
Actions in Divorce

Interlocutory DEGREES Of divorce
have been granted Arthur G. from
Helen r. Arneson. Dallas from
Cora Wolff; Helene Louise from
Leslie Willard Ames, and Mary !.
from James s sullivan.
Final DEGREES we're flied Satur-
day diyorcing Joyce NJ. from Al
bert S. Csnedy. LsRue from Rob
eft 2. Webster: and Presko from
Myrtle Verderico
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-07
Must Suppress Vice Near Camps,
Taft Warns Group in Seattle

Two other bills provide for APP
preparations for community facili-
ties such as sewers, recreation IA
cilities, etc. Tacoma would un-
doubtedly benefit from such appro-
pirations.
The mayors council met Satur-
day afternoon with r. y. Neustadt.
regional coordinstor of health and
welfare. TO further discuss prob
lens of the Tacoma area.