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Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-10-02

MY PRAYER
10 be the truest kind of friend
That l know how to be,
To firmly grasp the trembling hand
And lead, o God to Thee,
To know the ache of sorrows pain
That fills another's heart,
To help him see the sun again,
Although the teardrops start
To do the very best l can
With Life, while it is Day
And then when Night it's curtain draws
And l no longer stay,
l then will have performed the work
God meant for me to do,
For He has gently led the Way,
In love, my journey through
To do the work God meant for me,
AS this Earthly Path l trod,
To do my part, then trust and wait,
And leave the rest to God
God, grant to me this earnest prayer,
Where'er my path shall stay
And then, when have done my part
Silently go away.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-10-02

Rev. Harold F. Wonder is IA
present pastor, coming to New
ark in 1927. A total of $120,000
has been paid on the building
during the last several years.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-10-02


Salt
" c. ground peanuts
2 Tbsp. chopped pickle
Mayonnaise dressing
Combine ham, peanuts, and
pickle. Season to taste. Moisten
with mayonnaise to a spreading
consistency. Use as filling be-
tween thin slices of graham bread.
Salmon Macaroni Salad
l ] 8-oz can salmon
~ ] No. / can e c. peas.
Sa drained
W ! c. macaroni. cooked
Salt and pepper
u c. salad dressing
Lettuce
Drain salmon; remove bones
and skin. Combine salmon, peas,
and macaroni; chill. Season to
taste; add salad dressing; toss
lightly. Serve on crisp lettuce or
arrange in lettuce lined salad
bowl; garnish with hard-cooked
egg slices centered with mound
of green peas.
Asparagus Roll-ies
bunch cooked asparagus.
or No. can green
asparagus. drained IT,
" 1b. thinly sliced
dried beef
3 Tbsp. butter +
tsp. prepared mustard
i 4 slices toast .svssj
i Tbsp. butter s
] Tbsp. -four %@t
>. c. milk -
] c. grated American
cheese
Salt and pepper
IL c. buttered crumbs
Roll asparagus in dried beef.
Cream 3 Tbsp. butter with mus
tard and spread toast. Cut each
slice in strips. Place in shall
low baking dish. Top each with
an asparagus roll. Make white
sauce of fat, flour, and milk; add
cheese and stir until cheese melts.
Pour over asparagus rolls; bake IN
moderate oven, $50 degrees, 10
minutes. Serves 4.
Pineapple Pudding
egg, well beaten
2 c. crushed pineapple
Tbsp. thin cream
/ c. chopped nuts
" c. butter
c. sugar
u Id. vanilla waters
Il "a tsp. salt
Cream butter and sugar. Add
egg, cream, nuts, pineapple and
salt. Beat thoroughly. Fill mold
with alternate layers of vanilla
waters and pineapple cream, hay
ing the top layer of pineapple
cream. Place in refrigerator over
night. Serve with whipped cream
Garnish with sliced maraschlno
cherries.
To hasten the baking OF meat
loaf, bake it in tube cake pan
instead of in loaf pan.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-10-02

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Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-10-02
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-09

wASHINGTON-John G. winant ambassador to Great
Britain has informed few administration senators that
he believes Britain has enough and equipment IN the
Near East and Africa hold the Suez canal against the
expected Naz attack Winan held two-hour private
ference with the senators in the office of Vice President
Henry A. Wallace.
soAI-peer seoao psson Onoh, eoned peoor session Of
the ehonbe Of Tuesdoy the q
,olon before which he expected
NIcosA Cypus-undentied planes possibly German planes
Cyprus repeatedly
days causing many alarms revealed tonight
RoME-Bu.h attempt. 10 attack on the roeruk fon, IN bya
smashed by Italian Italian high
today oommunque which added that Italian
had raded British defenses at Tobruk causing fires.
sEATTIE-Ths body of Timothy Iiowley 4s.yearod police
department today deputy
had taken his life breathing carbon
BERLIN-The official DNB ae,es agency reported To-
night that Adolf Hitler today received King Boris Of BH
goid IN the presence of Foreign Minister Joachim RIB
bentrop at Omersalzbmg.
The conference icith King Boris oows withn p hours
OF meeting Of Hitler and Rbbeatrop nth Ante Pdueic,
chief Of the neU Crodt state.
HoBoKEN N. Rear Admiral Harry f. Yarneu u s N
warned
nology that the United States
dom and democracy
honorary degree
ing said America expedtionay should
Instead he advocated policy
both the Atlantic and Pacific
AskARA-Reobl. spmse sss+s reported ,ods, rho, emsa
o"s' soied bembns o'oe. ssnsss
Cyprus lost night
NEW YoRKwhrway became the fifth horse in history TODAY
triple racing by winning
stakes adding that
and Preakness.
Robert second third and fourth
place
wway surprised everyone by going shortly after
passed the quarter drawing
without taking single hayward
challenge a triumph net
began to off the the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-09
Alaska Ship
Ashore Near
False Pass

SEATTLE - The coast
guard reported today that the
session cannery ship 5. 5.
Dellwood Of the Alaska Steam
ship company went hard
aground on Nicholas rock near
False pass. Alaska. and that
her 81 passengers were being
removed in small boats.
Capt. l. jacobson, master Of the
steamer. radioed 10 the coast
guard AZ Ketchikan; ON reef
solid. No wind. no fog Ray
smooth. Taking passengers ashore
In the small boats. No immediate
danger. ship hard and fast.
The coast guard cutter Haida.
on patrol duty IN the vicinity. was
reported en- route TO the stranded
ship. but there was no indication
here when she would reach H.
False Pass il on Unimak island,
off the tip Of the Alaska peninsula.
The Dellwood left Seattle with
25i passengers and crew of IS.
Holds were filled with cargo dcar
tined fer Alaska cannerics. Many
Of the passengers had been dis
embarked en- route 10 False Pass,
which was the last port OF call on
the northbound voyage.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-09
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

discha Franck. professor Of con-
temporary history and geography
At Pacific Lutheran college. has
left for New York university 10
continue study for his doctors
degree.
ID. ". Nadeau. secretary Of the
Tacoma Lions club. expects large
number Of the local organization
will attend the Lions club regional
convention In Yakima on June 10
John Setback, engineer for the
Seattle-Taooma shipbuilding Corp.
and member Of the Propeller club
picnic committee. was rewarded
with much interest and some cheer
ing when he used a nllde-rlle for
computing refreshmsnt ratlons for
the latter groups forthcoming en-
cursion.
James Vernon IL the name 81
lected for the child born Saturday
10 Mr.. and Mrs. George Mum. i45s
SO. Fife At. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. n.
Monsen and Mr.. and nrs. l. A
MUM are the baby's grandparents
A marriage license was issued IN
Reno, New. 70 Leonard Rippy and
Betty Coles. both Il. They gave
their address a. Gray field, Fort
LewiS.
Capt. and Mrs. Robert saaden-
berg lFIoreaos BrnstadJ Of t0zo
50. G a.. are the parents Of . nine
snd one half pound boy born Fri-
day 1t Tacoma General hospital
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Janses left
Saturday for a months vacation IN
the east. James s1il attend ths
American Newspaper Guild oon-
vention June z5-zs In Detroit.
Mich.
sam AnEeioff has TUNED lat
man BE vent out b Dos 1ippies
home ths other night and helped
trap a few Of the flying nice.
After comprising courses here ~
Knapp's Business college sergt
Edward Merrill and Corp. Waiter ..
I1esniek. both formerly at hcchOrd
field. are leaving for Fort George
Wright. Spokane.
shirley Mills. secretary u tbs
Pierce County Goat club. ar
fcontlnped On Page ,. Column u
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-09
Critically Hurt
In Auto Accident

Lester Eley. IS. Of 5424 So.
Proctor st, was in critical condi-
ton at the county hospital Satur-
day. suffering from injuries re-
eeived in a traffic accident Friday
evening.
Eley was a passenger in an old
car driven by Edward G. Hull, IL,
of 543s So. Lawrence st. and suf-
fered a crushed chest when the
machine crashed into the side Of a
wood truck driven by Frank
Lnggi, of 6s03 So. Fawcett ave.
The accident occurred about 5 p
m. at So. 10th and Junett SITS. Hull
was held for investigation after IT
was found ne had no license
plates. He said he was driving
IS miles per hour and did not see
the truck until it was too late.
Eley was removed 70 the hospi-
tal by c. H. Turner. Of 7OOl So
Junett.
Melya Rue. n. Of Olympia, re-
eeived minor cuts n an accident
~ 6sth 81. and So. Tacoma way
Friday afternoon. She was treated
at Tacoma General hospital.
She was a passenger IN a car
driven BY Gerald Gunderson, also
OF Olympia. which collided viii
the car OF Mrs. John Mason. 6szs
So Tacoma way. A third car
driven by r. NJ. Wells, 51l0 So
Fife st, also was involved. No on.
else was injured.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-09
Young Demos
Elect Little

On IN anti.naxf. anti-eommunists
anti.tory Esynots. Young Demo-
Gratis 81 Washington marched into
their final session u ths tso.day
ninth annual convention hers at
Hotel winthrop saturday
Ronald ~. Orr. Abefdssn. an
nosaneea hs vould net ~ = csHdi-
date fos rs-sisetlon during the
oon. and Ted i4lsis
Ephrata. vas unanimously sisct.
81 10 the po@t
The 500 o. nsrs ssisEsiss ana
friends win sind up thsir session.
only statewide Dsnoeratie meet
ing this ysar. with . dsaos IN The
botsTs crystal ballroom.
Speakers 1t fridays afternoon
and svsninE sessions sounded fhs
trends u young psmoerstte
thought.
4 an opposed 70 compulsory
msdlatlon.~ Rep. Wsrrsn g. hsg
nnson. d. Washington. told the
convention Friday night. tut Do
not think Il u Too mseh 70 "a.
poet a labor 10 make sarfifAcss
in ths emergency that eonff0ats
"a
ms puhiie viii not tolsfats ms
failure Of lsbor Ia avail ltssf q
mediation machinery T1s admin
istratloa all not talsfafs . re-
f,isai ~ iaisor Efoaps - ssAil
themselves ~ mediation machinery
which has ben act 40 IN tnFif
interest n necessary. eompuisinn
can and Niii b. rsasrted - 10 ths
interest q rational defense
No ssas militant as M cnsfTs
- giehard l. NsuneFEsT. Fofsiaa1
nsuapsperman ard aatnor. stats
Legislation AMI issasr - OFsEon
Young Democrats
'-fhs Democrats party ~ sid.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-09
Triple Slayer Is
Caught in Spokane

SPOKANE ~ Police announced
today they had captured Alfred
Wells. 31-yesr-old huneh ba OK
slayer Of three persons In the
desert near San Bernardino. Cal,
last month. They said finger
prints confirmed the Identification
and that Wells confessed the kill
ingE
Picked up In a hobo jungle on
a charge Of carrying weapons,
Wells at first tired 70 conceal his
identity. police said. Then. when
confronted with fingsrprint records
and other data, he admitted ne
was the man for whom q coast
wide search has been in progress
for four weeks.
Detective George sexsmith said
that after identifying himself -
Wells. tina prisoner gave the
authorities a confession
Wells shot and killed his brother,
Rsynond. MS sistsr-in-laW. Mrs..
Jean Wells. and Mss Rose Desires,
Il, OF Nay &
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-09
Spill In CI0 Ranks
Revealed IN Seattle

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-09

Apualnfmenf 81 A6e 4ofn@en.
$50 IA X -. - dls<Fict s1p@F-
slssw e - sfsle e<p4Ttnenf q
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department
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Firk. resigned.
Iohasoa. 40 i h.lsintes nE<pt
for fhs Plumbers ard eis&niit=
1aEa union. haa heen aeztnE -
eoaiael man foF fhs ne1sl t<eeez
eouncn a. Md hoantala Gam
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-09
l0l Graduates
Get Diplomas

In the address At the fifty.
third commencement day ex-
ercises in Jones hall Satur-
day forenoon. members of the
l94l graduating class Of the
College Of Puget Sound heard
Judge John N. wilson OF
Olympia place on the shout
ders Of educated Christian
men and women responsibility
for what comes out Of the
present world chaos. The ef-
fectiveness of the service they
can give, said he. depends on
character. His subject was
The Status of Youth IN the
World of Today"
1T 10 q good thing 10 have =
sound body and mind said Judge
Wilson. and better stlll 10 have
that aggregate 81 viriis and decent
qualities which we call character.
II a man IL Of strong mind and
body and misusea bis strength. he
l. a foe 10 sooisty. and II he has
thoroughly decent impulses bat
lacks strength. he IL = nice man
but doesn't count for much
In the strife for civic bsttsr-
msni. Of little use are the men who
mean well bat VINO mean well
feebiy. The man VIM counts IL the
man who IL decent ana vino makes
himself = force for cleanliness and
civic righteousness "
Here Judge Wilson referred 10
the situation In Germany. which Ne
described a. = great nation that
has turned ia back upon Cod. re-
lected Jesus Christ. established "a
its God q national entity and a.
ia Christ a monster IN human
form Hitler"
The tragedy u AL this said be,
IL that the Hitler philosophy is
being forced upon tho world and u
already being felt IN this country.
Following an organ prelude ~
d Robert smith. tns aeaasmie pro-
eession faculty. guests and stu.
dents marched over the trs1i-
tionai route 70 Jones haH - ths
stnkinRly rhythmic and militant
strains ~ War March ~ the
Priests from Hsndslanohn Ath.
ale. played ~ fhs college bsn1
under ths direction % LOUIS q
wsrNsn TINS u the first time IN
fhs history n fhe college thai ths
outdoor professional hss ben
played BY the banf
Invocation ~ ne ssnsrstis Dr
samuel D. Weir. professor snssr.
titus was followed ~ strong son
u God lanOwJ. sung b. ths con
servstory student chorus under ths
direction u John Paul Bennett.
Besides ths degrees asarsisa loi
members q the class. honorary d..
grees Nefe conferred On JodGs
Wilson. sponsored - suprems Jns-
tee william ; Alllard. snd fks
E<s. Herbert "a. hlehener. sp0n.
sorsd - Or. Harold o. Perry.
Al tbs conclusion u the sxsr.
eises ~ Jonss rail. students snc
Members u ths faculty Ners
guests a. ths presidents luncheon
- ine Winthrop hotel.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-09

Inv kVftabo oAiltt hhi1 DIV
ster refused TO resign when re-
quested so necessary custer papers
were filed with Secretary Of State
Belle Reeves automatically remoy-
ing him. Paul r. Pickette, spo-
kane, was appointed to replace
him, finishing otIt the unexpired
term ending Jan. IL. 1e45.
DR.. Willard T. Nielsen, Tacoma
surgeon ana horse breeder. was
selected to replace Faltieo. whose
term had expired last January.
Only one member Of the commits
sion was retained, Allen Drum
heller Of Spokane. The new COM
mission viii meet here Thursday
morning to organize and select q
chairman.
Brewster's discharge by filing Of
legal papers with the secretary Of
state was the first such occur
renee in state politics since the
Hartley dsys. He In a prominent
labor union leader in Seattle and
treeds and races horses. Nielsen
r.Aintsins a farm for thorough
bred horses at Canoga Park, Calf.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-09
Flying Boot Shot
Down By the Turks

Turkish n I i-air-
craft batteries were reported today
10 have snot down q Doruier flying
boat q unknown nationality
near the island Of Tenedos. near
the entrance o. the Darozneiies.
The plane was believed 70 have
been engaged in an snti-submsr1ne
patrol and 70 have flown too near
the Tzrkiah coast.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-09
By HARRISON SALISBURY

United Press staff Correspondent
Gen. Maxine Weygand,
French colonial pro-consul for
North Africa, was reported
today to have frustrated any
plans Vichy may have had
for all-out collaboration
with the axis.
This information was contained
in private advices received by the
United Press in New York from
q reliable European source.
The advices said that Weygand
told Darlan and the vichy govern
ment that North Africa would not
Join in any venture aimed against
Britain and the United States.
No dispatches from Vichy-all
subject to the heaviest kind of
censorship-have limited at any
breach between Weygand and
Darlan. These dispatches, in fact,
have denied such reports.
Whatever the outcome Of these
reported developments they coin
cided with at least a surface re-
Taxation of tension over Syria.
The British revealed little in
formation on the situation there.
Reports, largely of Turkish origin.
claimed that German troop-carry-
ing airplanes were landing at
Syrian airdromes and that Gen.
Henri Dentz had appealed for
reliable" air pilots and snti-air-
craft crews, German personnel, II
necessary.
British officials said that
even n Weygand opposed
Darlan he merely was one
voice against many and sug-
rested that all the rest Of the
vichy government had gone
over to a policy Of about
collaboration with Germany.
London said that evidence Of the
strong new British policy probably
would become visible shortly, a
possible reference to the apparent
imminence of British drive into
Syria.
There was little news Of actual
hostilities. The British made an
offensive air sweep over northern
France and the Germans attacked
British shipping in the English
channel with long range guns and
planes. An enemy convoy off the
Dutch coast was bombed and two
Continued on Page 3, Column 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-09

sAN DIEGO - AZ ensign dDse
into fhs breaksrs today. sssa 30
yards into Ina ocean. pulled has
senior officer cat q q wrecked
slngis -ssatsr navy plane and swAm
back 70 nhors. fith naval district
headquarters reported
Ena Ereh AIien. y. uBN. ~
Manchester. VI = water POLO star.
rescued IA .. T. Cofb1n. Us -.
executive officer u sqiladroH W..
aircraft Garner group. Nno had
made . crash landing IL tns ocean
In MS Crumann pursuit plans.
T1hs navy said corban suffered
oaly minor injuries.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-09

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-09

AZ ths iaN ngs stands Al per-
sons employing eight a. mess
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-09
Inheritance Taxes
Total 81, $50, 9ll

OLYMPIA - Tsx Commissioner
7. NJ Jenner announced Saturday
feceipt u the largest single check
ever received b. the tax commits
sion. u vas oas for 81 ess sii 10
payment b the Agnes n. Andef-
son estate - inheritance taxes
Mrs. Anderson. VINO olsd in s.
attic. left ar estate q approxi-
nateiy 81, coo 900.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-09

SAN DLEGO-POor flying con
ditions were believed today 20
have caused the crash Of two navy
airplanes az high altitude during
routine msneuyers over san
Csmente island. The crash killed
three fliers and injured a fourth
Ensign Jack r Egan, Is. Port
Orchard. Wash. the survivor, was
recovering from burns suffered
when he parschuted into the ocean
w1th ala clothing aflame.
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but does not race his horses on
Washington tracks.
The custer order. filed with the
secretary Of state by the governor.
stated that he was satisfied that
Frank Brewster Is in my judgment
incompetent 10 perform the duties
Of his office. I do by virtue Of the
power vested In me. hereby remove
the said Frank Brewster from his
said office"
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North Africa
Refuses Help
To the Axis

LONDON - British press dis
patches from Cairo asserted today
that mammoth German troop
carrying and supply airplanes were
landing In Syria and that Germans
were rapidly organizing Syrian
alrdromes.
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PENSACOLA. Fiz--T~o naval
nisrs we're killed today Nhen their
planes. flying 10 a formation u
nine ships. eoilided over ths
waters ~ crands Bayou and
crashed.
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pOIITICuLARS..,
= PUBLIC; AEEA'SS
Neurly 100000 More Workers. 2s.0o0
Employers to Come Under Compensation

Nearly 100000 more workers In Washington wII come
under protection Of the state unemployment compensation
law after June H. when law will levy the ~ per cent
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Summer rssliy rs ~ Alssks
Fairnsnks reported . fnszimum II
- degrees FRIDAY - sDmpafs1 -
= hlsh - 81 10 Tseosas cefigsa
ef1 nonas beta FereNfsa - g.
Kss@s Cold spot as nsna. Orr
wlth = ninimun - n asHfess
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In Major Leagues
TODAY
NATIONAL LEAGUE

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Cincinnati oil 900 060-s 10 2
Brooklyn =. 100 100 I0o-s 8
Walters and Lombard: Hamlin.
Kimballs(sD and owen.
Pittsburgh 900 900 600 0 I
Philadelphia 0I0 00o 0Ir-9 0
tanning. Dietz 81 and Lopez.
Davis. Blanton and Warren.
Chicago -. 600 OILS OIo-5 s 0
Boston 49,. OOI 900 O0o-I 7 4
Passeau and Mccullough. Er-
rickson. LamAnna %. Tobin 80
and Mas.
~. Louis j.. 0so sos coll 10 1
New York 100 600 00o-1 3
Nshem White ~ and Msncuso.
Melton. Adams ~. wittlE go.
Brown % and banning.
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Langlie Shakes Up Racing
Commission; Names Tacoman

OLYMPIA - Gov. Arthur B. Langlie today removed
Frank Brewster of Seattle from the state racing commits
sion for mcompetency" and appointed to replace
Chairman George Faltico of Seattle