davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-06
II E E Els MORE ABOUT
Main Street
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

Mom OH ccl
STARTS on PAGE ONE
president q the organization and
had To give her official report b
proxy. Ark- Dayton F1nnegan /.
thu new head Of the league.
George Marvin and ohet Olson
arr considering joining the Taco
ma Young Mems Business club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger chase left
Wednesday on a trip To California.
Bob Prins Of Tacoma has been
awarded one Of ten drama tuition
scholarships for the summer quar-
ter AZ the University Of Washing
ton.
Mrs. Al lsherne.s Of Tacoma
10 visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. D. n. Beeman Of sedro-
woolIey.
Mr.. and Mrx. r. G. Doubleday.
former Tacoma residents, have
moved 10 their new home In West
park. Bremsrton housing project.
Both hr. and Mrs Doubleday are
employed At the navy yard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert n. west
ern, ez2< Fawcett ave. visited
with friends on Lummi island sun
day. after spending part Of the
day with Mrs. A. n. Western Of
Beliingham.
Miss neta Ripper. e437 So.
Lawrence. Ia visiting her sister.
nephew and brother-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. James Paftin and son.
Gary. former Tacomsns, In their
new home at westpark. Bremen
ton housing project Psttin IL
joiner at the navy yard.
Will. Lieut.. n. L Chandler 18th
infantry. is In California for the
army maneuvers Mrs. Chandler Ia
visiting with relatives and friends
in waila Walla.
Johnny Long. Tacoma trackman
nj the University of Washington.
viii represent the Pacific Coast
conference on June IL in a meet
against a team of Big Ten all
stars. He won fifth place in the
quarter-mile last weekend at the
Pee meet at Los Angeles.
Sergt. Samuel II. Mccormick,
from the army recruiting office
in walla wails. has been assigned
to the Tacoma induction office for
temporary duty.
]. VI. Fiuailen. general agent for
the Washington National Insur-
ance Co. Of Chicago for Southwest
ern Washington. will leave Sunday
with Mrs. Fiuallen. en- route to a
convention in Estes park. Colo.
The convention is for agents of
the Rocky Mountain and Pacific
Coast districts. To qualify for at
tendance an agent had TO have
100000 paid for business as of
June !.
Visiting his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Murray Marshall 2e07 No.
Proctor st. is J. Morris Marshall
now an ensign. He was graduated
with : class OF naval reservists At
Annapolis Md. On Saturday he
and Miss Virginia Chappas are to
be married IN Seattle.
Percy J. Cox. county school
superintendent. met with directors
OF the Elbe. Ashford and Alder
districts Wednesday night at Alder
to discuss the future plight of that
when the city Of Ia
new power project floods
the entire town. including school,
house. under so feet of water.
Prosecutor Thor G. Toilefson
found time Wednesday TO work |
but the program for a three-day
June 81. rs and 20 at |
Lake Quinault Of the State Asso-
cistion OF Prosecuting Attorneys,
n which he IL secretary. The
Pierce county official took on part |
of the duties of the association /
Prosecutor Eugene C. /
Cushing Of Clark county. who has
been called into active duty in the
Judge advocates department at
Fort Lewis.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-06
Prospective Jurors
Asked About Cycles

Prospective jurors were quizzed
about possible prejudices against
motorcycles or motorcycle riders
Thursday morning a. they were
chosen In Judge L. d. Hodges
court for the slI.06l personal in
jury suit Of Walter McGinnis Of
Kirkland against Mr.. and Mrs..
Perry Ten Eyek Of Tacoma
The Ten Eyck car and a motor
cycle operated BY Mccinnis col
lided on the Kirkland -Rsnton
highway Aug. Is. 1910.
Buying L. 5. Detenss Bonds
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-06

Jersey milk from the orond Pre- Forns this week viii be
judged in New York city feature Of Doiry Week. We'd
nesdoy Paul Hebb OF the Tocoro form bot
tIe OF choice Jersey milk 10 the eosten city sending Dir
express via United Arines.
The milk. according to Hebb. will be entered in the
National Dsploy, contest sponsored by the American
Jersey CottIe club 10 coincide with Doiy Week.
AT the brief ceremony Wednesday morning preceding
the shipping Of the milk were shown obove George Peose
driver for the Grond Pre- Forms; R. l. Mclaughlin new
Tocono ronooer for United Arines, right and
Hoyword Ayes. CENTER nonoone director of the Winthrop
hotel where the ceremony took poce and which is
observing National Hotel week.
Mclaughlin, who recently opened the United AirInes
office OF the Winthrop, comes here from Seottle
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-06

Sergt. Samuel r. Mccormick.
from the army recruiting office
in Walla walls. has been assigned
to the Tacoma induction office for
temporary duty.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-06

Johnny Long. Tacoma trackman
at the University of Washington.
Will represent the Pacific Coast
conference on June IL in a meet
against a team of Big Ten all
stars. He won fifth place in the
quarter-mile last weekend at the
Pee meet at Los Angeles.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-06

While Lieut.. n. L Chandler 18th
infantry. is In California for the
army maneuvers Mx. Chandler Ia
visiting with relatives and friends
in Wsila Walla.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-06

Miss neta Ripper, s437 So.
Lawrence. Ia visiting her sister.
nephew and brother-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. James Pattin and son,
Gary. former Tacomans, in their
new home at westpark. Bremen
ton housing project Psttin IL .
joiner at the navy yard.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-06
LUFTwAFFE ATTACKS
MIDLANDs AREA

seriin asserted that the British
fleet had been % weakened In the
neavy attacks in the Mediterran-
can that the British would find
q ever more difficult to protect
shipping In the North Atlantic.
me high command claimed the
mixing Of 2f.4oo tons more OF
shipping in thu North Atlantic and
asserted that s.ooo-ton auxiliary
warship had been sunk off the
British east coast by speedboats.
The luftwsffe attacked the Mid
lands area during the night and
NE southeast British coast. caus-
ing damage and casualties in
birmingham and Chatham. A
number Of cls<hss between British
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-06

Buying L. 5. Defense Bonds
hslpa your Kovsrnmsnl-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-06
SUFFERS ANKLE INJURY


Bedding plants. HIM Florist. ad.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-06

Percy J. Cox. county school
superintendent. met with directors
OF the Elbe. Ashford and Alder
districts Wednesday night at Alder
to discuss the future plight of that
community when the city Of Ia
comas new power project floods
the entire town. including school,
house. under so feet of water.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-06

Visiting his parents. Mr.. and
Mira. Murray Marshall 2e07 No.
Proctor 1t. il ]. Morris Marshall
now an ensign. He was graduated
with . class OF naval reservists at
Annapolis Nd. On Saturday he
and Miss Virginia Chappas are to
be married IN Seattle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert n. West
ern, e72t Fawcett ave. visited
with friends on Lummi island Sun
day. after spending part Of the
day with Mrs. A. n. Western Of
Bellineham.
Evening star., 1941-09-07
Perhaps You.
Rem EN- b er

THIS Is NOT the first time that you have called
upon Dodge automotive plants and men to
meet National Emergency. You probably
remember that you called them to the colors
once before; that you found their service
good; that their dependability was not
catch word, but a watch.word, in France
and on the training fields at home, for the
highest mechanical excellence.
Now again you have called Dodge to the
National Defense. And Dodge has swiftly
answered. Already many thousands Of its
highly trained men have been trans.
ferred from the work Of building motorcars
to the more urgent and crucial tasks Of build.
ing army trucks, tanks, guns and airplane
assemblies. Again Dodge is throwing its
great industrial weight into your program of
Defense. And, as you require, Dodge will
again remain defense force, with every
ounce Of its energy. every inch Of the way.
Evening star., 1941-09-07
American University
Institute 10 Start
Second Week
Leaders Will Continue
Discussion Of League
Of Motions Topics

The Institute on World Organiza-
ton will enter its second and last
week at American University tomor-
row morning to take up questions
related to the League of Nations.
The institute. which is sponsored
by group of international leaders,
will hold sessions morning, after
noon and night, concluding Satur-
day.
The first topic for discussion to-
morrow morning will be the Inter-
national Labor Organization. Mrs.
Laura Puffer Morgan, secretary of
the organizing committee of the in
stitute, will conclude her series of
lectures, which started last week,
on "Armaments and Enforcement. "
She will lead a round table on the
subject tomorrow afternoon.
Revision of the Covenant of the
League of Nations" will be the SUBJ
ject of Jan Hostile, member of the
permanent legal committee for COM
munications and transit organiZa-
ton Of the League.
A public meeting will be held to-
morrow night when the subject,
Geneva and the Evolution Of q New
Diplomacy" will be discussed by
Egon en-Wertheimer, for
mer member Of the Information and
Social sections Of the League.
Among the speakers during the
week on the International Labor
Organization will be Carter Good.
rich, chairman of the governing
body Of the I. L. O., Edward ]. Phe-
Ian. acting director of the I. L. O.,
and others.
Evening star., 1941-09-07
Col. W. H. Draper, Jr.,
Made Morale Aide

Brig. Gen. Frederick Osborn, new
chief Of the Army Morale Branch,
yesterday assigned Col. William
H. Draper, jr., Infantry, to duty as
assistant chief.
1t was Gen. Osborns first Official
act. having taken over his new
duties for the first time yesterday.
Col. Draper previously was chief
of the Welfare and Recreational
Division that worked closely with
the Joint Army and Navy Com
mittee in such matters.
1t. Col. Thomas j. Davis, Adju-
tant Generals Department, was as
signed to duty as executive oficer
of the Morale Division. Col. Davis
at one time was aide TO Gen Douglas
Macarthur when he was Chief OF
Staff of the Army.
Evening star., 1941-09-07

ness conditions. and will faniliarize
themselves with the business and
economic research now being carried
on In the region to which each is
assigned.
As their second duty, consultants
Will submit to Washington regular
reports on economic trends in their
areas. These reports will not in
clude statistical data already avail
able in Washington from other
sources, but will be devoted pri-
marily to the attitudes and actions
OF local businessmen, and the effect
OF unusual situations which may
arise, such as strikes or anticipated
problems, such as the effect of a
drouth. After being consolidated
with other data gathered by the de-
partment in Washington, it is
planned to distribute this regional
information to leading businessmen,
executives of trade associations,
newspapers and others.
Will Exchange Ideas.
Regional consultants, as their
thfrd principal function, will keep
In close touch with prominent busi-
ness leaders in their areas in order
to swap ideas on current economic
developments. BY means of these
contacts, the department-hopes that
results of studies made in Washing
ton by Government experts will OBJ
tain wider distribution throughout
the business community. BY the
same token, they are counting on
business executives to supply a good
deal of information useful to Fed
eral officials.
In his role of Intermediary be-
tween Washington, and business
men out in the country, the regional
consultant will be expected, when
invited. to address local business
and other organizations. All of the
group have had experience in pub
lie speaking.
During their two months school,
ing here, the business consultants
have studied, at first hand, the oper-
ations of most of the Government
departments and defense agencies.
They have listened to talks and lee
lures by hundred or more Fed
eral officials and experts. Howard
w. Odum Of the University of North
Carolina, regarded as the outstand-
ing authority of American regional
ism, gave a series of talks early in
the summer on regionalism, and its
problems.
w. Cornell Dechert. with head
quarters at Richmond, will serve
Evening star., 1941-09-07
Army Unit Hos Outing
At MorshuII HuIl

More than 300 commissioned off,
cera and civilian employees attended
picnic held at Marshall Hall
yesterday by the Administrative
Branch, Construction Division, OF
the ONCE of the Quartermaster
General.
Arthur Newbury directed the soft
ball games; Ben Watkins, volley
ball; 1t. Howard M. Biggs, three
legged race; 1t. william M. Chance
sack race, and 1t. J. o. McReynolds
tugs-of-war.
Evening star., 1941-09-07
1,250, 900 Overcoots
Ordered by Army
From " Mills

The War Department is taking
no chances on possible over
coat shortage next winter and
has placed orders with 27 mills
for 1,250,0O0 wool overcoats for
the Army.
The orders averaged Sl70,787
for lots of $4,000, that number
being allotted to "a firms. The
other three firms will produce
smaller lots.
In addition, contracts were
awarded for large quantities OF
supplies for the Army's ski
troopers, seme of whom are now
serving in Alaska and must be
equipped for any emergency
calls to distant northern areas.
Included in the orders were
1877, ,104 Arctic silver gray socks,
1896 pounds of ski wax, $500
snow goggles, 58,008 sets of ski
and snowshoe bindings and
1,277 Alaska snowshoes.
Evening star., 1941-09-07
Stroy Dogs With Tags
Eusy to Identify Now

Finders of stray dogs bearing Ii
cense tags now can determine
ownership of the pets promptly, day
or night.
The Washington Animal Rescue
League has announced it has sup
piled the police department with a
copy of the dog tag list held by the
District Collector of Taxes
The owner of tagged stray ami
NAL can be traced during business
hours by call To District 5000, ex-
tension 1858. At night and on Sat-
urday afternoons. Sundays and
holidays. the call should be made to
National 1000, extension 206.
Evening star., 1941-09-07
Y. IA. G. A. Unit to Hold
PLANNING Conference

The Twelfth street branch Of the
I'm. C. A. will hold fall planning
conference Saturday and Sunday at
Camp Lichtman In the Chopawam-
sic Demonstration Area near Dun
fries, Va.
The conference, according to
James C. Arnold, acting executive
secretary, will plan a program of
continued and enlarged service to
it's membership, defense workers,
and service men.
Evening star., 1941-09-07
Government Seeks
Closer Relations
With Trade Leaders
II Commerce Consultunts
To Make Field Liusion
As Initial Gesture
BY OLIVER MCKEE.

As the first step in . program de-
signed TO bring the Federal Gov
ernment closer to the businessmen
of America, and give Washington a
better understanding Of regional
economic problems in the United
States, the Department of Com
merce will soon send into the field
IL specially selected and trained
regional business consultants.
For the past two months, this
group has been undergoing an in
tensive course of training here,
with particular stress on the effects
of the defense program on the ma
tional economy. Under the direc-
ton of Commerce Department
ofiicials, Government economists
and administrators of defense
agencies have provided most Of the
instruction.
Having completed their training,
the business consultants are now
having an opportunity to apply the
lessons learned in the classroom
in a research project analyzing cur
rent economic problems in the prin-
cipal regions Of the country. Later
this month the consultants will go
into the field. Each will have his
headquarters in one of the regional
Offices Of the department.
Serve u. S. at Loss.
The group range in age from IS
to As. Most Of them have left jobs
in private business to enter the
Government service Some are TAX
ing a substantial cut in salary. All
are college graduates, and five are
alumni of the Harvard School of
Business Administration. -Four hold
Phi. D. degrees.
The consultants will perform three
principal functions. it was explained
yesterday. First, they will study
regional economic problems, with
particular emphasis on current bust.
Evening star., 1941-09-07

as regional business consultant for
Virginia, Maryland, West Virginia
and North and South Carolina.
After 10 years of business expert
ence In New York City, Mr.. Dechert
Joined the staff of the Federal
Reserve Bank in San Francisco in
1888. Two years later he accepted
a position as an economist with the
E. I. du Pont de Nemours Co. of
Wilmington. He is the son Of the
late D. o. Dechert Of Harrisonburg,
well-known Virginia lawyer.
Evening star., 1941-09-07
BoIivion Indian Sculpture
AT Interior Museum

Eight examples of Bolivian Indian
sculpture, some of them ancient, will
be placed on display tomorrow at
the Museum of the Interior Depart
ment, Eighteenth and G streets
NV.
Made available by senorita Ma
Yina Nunez Del Prado, Bolivian
sculptress, the exhibition will con.
tinue until October is.
Evening star., 1941-09-07
Drop Labels and Reuse
Boqs, O. P. M. Urges
By the Associated Press.

The once Of Production Man
agement requested yesterday that
printing be eliminated on bags made
Of burlap and other textiles so they
may be used over again.
Shortages have developed that
make 1t necessary to conserve bag
supplies, officials said.
Evening star., 1941-09-07
Hearing on AIeoo Doms
Is Sent to Knoxville
Il, the Associatsd Press.


The Federal Power Commission
yesterday transferred to Knoxville,
Tenn, its hearing to determine
whether the Aluminium Co. of Amer
ica hydro-dams at Calderwood,
Tenn, and Cheoah and Santeetlah,
N c., should be put under COM
mission license.
Evening star., 1941-09-07
You May Also Rseell

You may clearly remember that the first time
you called on Dodge for aid in National
Defense, its motorcars were reaching the
very peak of their first young success. Then
suddenly, remember, there were fewer of them
because there were fewer men to make them,
and less material to make them with. Perhaps
you also remember that it was these fetVer
Dodge cars, and the qualities inherent in them,
that helped to lay the lasting foundation for
a worldwide reputation for Dependabiliy.
tater-A Quarter Century
Now again Dodge moves full speed ahead in
the service of the Government of the United
States. Dodge does this with full knowledge
of its duty and full confidence in your own
respect for the spirit that is Dodge These
cars will. of course, always remain at their
finest. You may approach the purchase Of
your own new Dodge with complete conf,
dence in its enduring value.-its ability to
serve you extremely well for even more years
than you would normally choose to drive
it. 1t is firm and final fact that these are
the finest cars that Dodge has ever built,
There can be no eurtailment Of Dodge qaaliy
-. no substitute for Dodge Dpssdsbiliy.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-05
Dial DOirags,
By JIM PARKER

No doubt about Henry Morgan the radio wasn't even tsre t happened on Double or ot- questions asked B walter Compton dealt with pirates The 18th century bucaneer MorSnI The mention 9s So a".n ss of @ an @ Evidently and the reference to pirate of the struck them em
 on sais which Msrsaa sa s Morgan steps out from behind the curtain draws up a % snd s 5 dSEn . facing the in He mugg Ae doesn't say word He just sits and sits and Within s o a4 9 viii 1 s s u psss of .n ms Morgan" program wATR at 7:l5 tonight
 Voices Answer g. New England
 Adventures ' RSS.in ""'''ns '"''1
 First plane operating PittsSg-to- Birmingham air
 s w makes @ it; t initial flight n ton has officially titled the as % Me @ VI zs the 5 nx T n s s sna s I M a % % n as .s. The ne @ slump in commercial Burns and Aen orn Tucker snd shesos sIs of EI Buck T make guest next Mondays writing singer has replaced Buddy Clark
 ing baseball boadessss First nterasue
 h. s ns saas ms. sa %
 Jerry Lester says he's comic rather than comedian Watching 5 ss % & % s % 0 at ss get point not in I is currently staSnn @ % inc uo o o m ss na M each Saturday night which M pDd the the ss no for h M i s xcemen around the stase props All @ exp under asis the sn ay % @ 5 age ans T 5 ysae2 @ @ Ss 1t. It saw a it's saay
 fell out of favor Today paced radio comedy as 'S S s sns' @ a @ For % he @ nu @ . 5 e at 1 e Do the that howl and @ he believe its days entirely and day when WI , nut @ comedy v opponents "" ~ ~
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-05
WYOMING BISHOP SPEAKING HERE.
Rt. Rev. ziegler To Offcite At St. Johns Church
 Tonight

The second of the weekly We'd nesday evening Lenten services at s. Johns Episcopal church will be held this evening at o'clock fea- turing an address by Rt. Rev. Dr. Winfred Hamlin ziegler, mission Ary bishop of Wyoming. Bishop Ziegler addressed women parishion- CTS at 0 special meeting thiS after noon in the Guild hall.
 Bishop Ziegler was ordained in 1913 and began serving the church as 6 missionary in Alaska. Later he served several parishes in the states of Washington and Pennsyl- Vania.
 He was also dean of St. Johns cathedral, Albuquerque, N. M., and became rector of the Church of the Redeemer, Elgin, Ill, later being made archdeacon of the diocese of Chicago. He succeeded the late Rev. Dr. Elmer N. Schmuck as mission ary bishop of Wyoming in 1886.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-05
M The Local Theaters

It deals with a girl who runs away from reformatory and attempts to rehahilitate herself in the outside world. She wins the gratitude of her employer and the love of a young lawyer. Even she has forgot ten the past when fate steps in and involves her ir a murder.
 She stands trial for the crime and appears to be doomed to the gal- lows. Her sweetheart believes her innocent, however, and when he finds that the girls attorney is de- lending her only half-heartedly, he takes over the case himself. In 8 preced t-break.ng trial the young lawyer proves that the girl could not have committed the crime and pins the murder on the real criminal
 Comedy relief is furnished the picture by Marjorie Main, in the role of a hard-bitten apartment house manager. and Marsh Hunt, as a burlesque dancer. Other screen favoriteS in the cast include Tom Conway, John Litel, Sara Haden and Henry ONeill,
 On the same program is another smash hit, "Petticoat Politics" with the Higgins Family, Mr. and Mrs. Higgins being portrayed by Roscoe Karns and Ruth Donnelly. A midnight stage and screen show will be given at the Loew Poli on Saturday, March 29th, in co-opera- ton with the Amusement Industry Division of the Greek War Relief Drive.