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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-13
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'scbt ben Writcn jcbe Mod)c jcbu Scr.
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ipir in uicr @uhcn &riea.

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@anoioat fir oie peraou0cle Yru
lioeniid)aitsipobl lit cin gro6cs Sra
9e5eiden fir ieine Stimngebcr. SIN
@cginn oes Woblfampfes lpar er &C.
gcn jeSe Silie ponieiten s(mcrifos
iiir Gnglano, neil oie Gn9ldnbcr sic
arieasihuloen nidt be5oblt bubcn
pom letten Weltfrieg. &urS Dor scr
Mnbl gab cr scr Sllbcnpolitif ser
Gooiepclt ,slominiltration ieiue gu,
Iltimml,ng luo trat oafiir eiu. bai,
ioIIte er ertp1blt peroen. sic SiIfc fiir
Gnglano pergroBert werbcn ipiiroc.
9tlm uerlangte oie Mcgicrllng III
@aibin9ton bon oem neucn &on9rcf,
oaB ser Megierlng frcie Sano fir
Silie Gnglanos gegcben lucroc, be.
fnnnt inter bcnt @eict ,2enos ano
"cuie 9ia". Sicr gob Dor cinigcn
@uhcn bcrcits MiQfic sic Grflii
"llra nb, hnb cr oieics @cict untcr.
Itiite nit Der ofreicn Snno ser Rc,
1ierllla" fir sluei Sabre. Sos ihlug
uie cine @ranote in bic Neiben ieincr
@Gbler Gor 5pei @odcn ging er
rcilpillig in 9cgleitllng ciniger gro,
Iicr @nnficrs nod 2onopn, Inn liG
;iber bcn Stnnb ser Gage GnNlombs
ielber 81 iniornicren. @ei ieinem
'lufcntbalt An 2oOon licb cr Sem
llnterirdyllngsousIhui; bcs Scnnts
uilien, bn6 CT bereit lplrc, iibcr icine
Snfcrmotioncn in Gnglnnb @cridt
;ll eritatten.
Pm Guoc letter Mod)c frat cr per
Sllg5elte sic Tiidrciie nah 9lmcrifa
at. Tieic 9ieiic critreftc iid. nm ans
oeu pielen 8eihreibe Scr 3eitllngen
Ole Nihtigfeit beralls5uidMlen, ii6cr
einen 2nftlpeg bon mebr als 5000
Meilen. Die ldngite Strede mar 300
Meilen in cinem sslllgc obne llnter,
6redlma bon 81 Stlnoen.
9lm 0ienstng erihien er nun Dor
bcm Scnatsausld)ub uno erfl1rtc ::
=. @ir miiBen Gnglanb ioicrt nit al.
lem Matcrial periorgen. bas cs sur
arieesfiibrlina bcnotigt ,slue5cugc.
Sanoelsld)iffe mo &riegsldiffc linc
oie groBte gtottpenoigfcit. gSir f0n.
!len nid)t luartcn bis gnglanl utter
gebt. ySir uerbiiten baollrh, oaB mir
Sen gnslanoern ieet belfen, oaB mir
Iel6er aries 81 fiibren baben gesen
sic sl6lenmddte."
Willfie iprad Dor Dem Mlsihuf
in einem bis allis lctte Yldbhen BE-.
'etten 3aum lnb am lesten Gag Ser
Serb0re Seute miro bas @eieb Dor
5as Hlenilm oes Senats fommen uno
man erlpartet oaB es am 1. MGr5
serabiGieoet iein miro.
SSn elmer He0e por Hepublifanern
in Gbirago aus MnlaB bon Mbrabam
3incolns 8eburtstae. nladte Der
Heoner Willfie bie Nuipeienoen bar.
auf aufmerfiam, oaB Die &epublifa-
ner ibre Srpoiition gegen Die r2enb-
ano 2eaie=8ia" (Maffenperleibeelet)
Iofort aufgeben ioaten, Inn au 5ei-
gen, oab Mmerifa geeint baltebc ge=
gen oie sSeinoe Ser 0emofratie."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-13

YonOon. Wie oas 2ebensmittels
Miniiterillm befannt gab, iino ahi
mobile &antinen, bon &oniein gliia,
beth geitiftet, in 0ienit geiteut NOR.
oen, INN iofort 2ebensmittel naf)
bombaroierten cualiIdcn @ebieten 81
hringen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-13
Keii,c Krieeseeiatr
int pa;iiif
Sa9t ErGiibcnt Muuicuclt

Ma'b.n9ton. HIllI cine sSrn9c cincS
Neportcrs iibcr cineu &ricg I'M Ya-
stiff crfl1rte Hpolepelt, cine iplhc
@eiubr beltcbc niGt. l(nb mcnn es
iein ioQte, niiroe ons Die Sicferllngcn
al england iiir &riegsruteriul nidt
bceiniluiien.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-13
Nlbaniihcr Ort
Gepsle,,i pSllie ,,n,;i,,aelt

Sitoll. >SuQolloiujcn. ,<tnlienild)r
WtailenangriIIc ulr0cn obNridlogcr
ilnb Die Ginnnhnc ScrcIcn;o ltcbt M,
nlittclbnr bcpnr. Sieier omrd) tieic
gergtGlcr aeld)ilttc Srt iol uollin
unl5ingclt iein.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-13
.,tGreisifaIicniides"
Kcli,itee in Enolann

2onopn Wtit bcnn Segen ser bri
tiiden Megierllng nod)tc Elm vfrei.
italieniihes" &onlitee iein Grid,einen
unb gelobte in eilem Manifelt alli
ben Stllr5 genito Muiiolinis uno
alf einen britiihcn Sica bins,mrbci
ten.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-07
Permit Issued
For ShipYards
Addition 5 Cost
Given os s375.000

The biggest building permit
issued hy City Building Inspector
Z. 5. Mccormick n many years.
one for S37s 600 - construct an
addition % the Seattie-Taeoms
shiphuiidinE CO. plant on the
iideflsts. was on TIRE city hall
books Wednesday.
Actual fee for he permit vas
x375 And Fred NsurmAn. who
obtained the permit for the Gen
eral Construction Co. contractors.
had 10 walk up five flights % city
hall stairs 10 pay It because the
time-worn elevator IN the building
vas out Of order Wednesday.
The permit called for an addi-
ton 10 the shlpyard At the end OF
Alexander avenue. construction q
a warehouse. parts shed. acetylene
building. steel shed. main office
and wash room.
Groundwork for construction %
the new plant which Is expected
to employ up 10 5000 more ship
yard workmen in the next few
months was laid in issuance Of the
building permit
The city building department
would have called It's day biz
one without that huge permit A
greater than usual number Of
other permits issued included: one
to NJ. I. Hseket. OF COS SO.
Adams St. for 5000 residence
at 1926 No. 18th: 10 J. r. NJ
Fisher. 31Oi No. 2eth. for a IS. 900
residence at 3s07 No. seth: n. c.
Johns. Route /. Box I4e. Tacoma.
for a 81 500 residence ~ $500 90.
Alaska: NJ. G Lueckenotte. 1929
So. Tacoma ave. for a 5000 resi-
denee at 5245 So. Yakima: l. V.
Houser, 3403 No. 26th. for an
$4,000 residence at 1924 No. Lex
ington: DeJong. 433 Tacoma ave.
for a $500 residence at 1902 So.
Cakes. and A. H. Johnson. els SO.
18th, for $500 residense al
45ls No. Cheyenne.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-07
To Draw Venire
For Bridge Jury

A special venira n rs per~ns.
from which the Narrow. bridge in.
suranes recovery ulit jury ~iil he
selected. In 10 he drawn saturday
In Judge ". - Hedges court.
Trial ~ tho suit brought ny tho
state toll bridge authority against
- Insurance. companies is suhsd-
uied IN start on Monday. aspt ,
before Judge Hodge.
The Insurance companies an.
sser 90 the toll bridge suthortiy's
complaint was on file In superior
court "Wednesday Nith tho com
paniss claiming the authority re-
fused 10 abide by the p-plieiss
whieh called for an appraisal ~
loss
This same point vas arfiisd Al
length bsfore Judge Hodge tssa
weeks ago on = demurrer filed ~
he Defendants me toll bridge
authority claims tho ioss Ia total
which thus would exclude ths
necessity foe an appraisal ~ loss
The Insurance. rompaHls. deny
there IL q total iass
Insurance on the bridge t0tsls1
~. 200 600. n 10 estimated that
the cost ~ the bridge sad sp.
prohahsa xaa 90 go coo
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-07
Seven Of Nine
Perish on Desert

YUMA. Aris sewn persons n
party ~ nins rstufnlns frosn
santa Ana. aannfa. Msxice %
their homes IN nTsWiey. Calf.
have been found dead - hunger.
thirst and heat - the Nogalsa-
San Luis highway n asxico. aher.
lfl r a. Newmsa reported lsls
Tuesday te sd Re received hls
information frum Asslesn authorl.
iiss
>e~msa aid that spp.s~ss-
h . truck In ahieh The Mise
sefw travelling stalled .. ne
a--~rt ssd seven 81 the sera-
pant. p~rt.h-.a s~fare they
esald Ees help
Two surveyors. aeeerro CornsIe
-. ard FRANCHISES Flores ~. were
found ~ a psddisf. Frsnri-co Ar
valla. on q little sissd l.ofdsf hiah.
way known a. III csmino Def ni-
AHA ~ miles sasf u san f.ihs
They were brought ta . rums
hospital whsrs their condition wss
reported serious
Tho dead German csnnslo. 81.
ELIAS cornsin. Is. Rafael cornsio
It. Elisa FLORES. 4. and Domingo
Rocha. "a, Tomas f.rus and |.
man identified only a. Yncoplclo.
AL 81 Brawiey.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-07
Two New Divorce
Actions Filed Here

New divorce actions were filed
in superior court Wednesday by
Gilbert S. against Ellen NJ. Howe.
charging the defendant refused 10
bear children, married Nov. /.
1888. in Tacoma: Raymond 8.
against Pearl May Westrom.
charging desertion. married July
"a. 1887, in Tacoma.
No divorce Is desired but Just
an order requiring the defendant
to live separately and apart and
restrain from interfering with the
plaintiff is asked In a suit filed
by Lucille Kathryne against Rich
ard Frederick Hofstetter. Mrs.
Hofstetter asks $40 monthly sup
port money. The Hofstetters were
married oct g. 1884. in Tacoma
introductory DEGREES were OBJ
tanned by Geraldine from Howard
Earl Forsyth, granting custody Of
two children and SIS monthly sup
port money 10 plaintiff: William
Joseph from Unice Josephine
Geiger, restoring former name Of
Unice Josephine Bower 10 defend
ant and listing a property settle
ment: Mary from Karol Vidovich
Harry c. from Minnie o. Scott
Ethel N. from Lawrence COomer.
granting custody Of one child and
$50 monthly support money 10
plaintiff.
FINAL DEGREES we're granted
Estene from Chester \. Sanfield.
Jennie NJ. from James z. Curris.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-07
Plan ShipYard
For Olympia

OLYMPIA - offselsls ~ the
oIxmpir snip Construction 60.
Wednesday had fed Incorporation
papers here and snnnuneed plsaa
~ = 81 400 eoe risnt
II - heated II - nerth snd
= re rcrt ~ ofFnris. the ftFfa
saald employ zeoe asn. secoft.
Inr = r o sltsrstFlsk. wee prssi-
deaf
fIfsp~friek .sif th~ eew-
panY scula hulla ship~ ~ ces-
erets. and that inside hrsri.xs
ssass ~ fabricated stss w~-t
east steel
Company officials veFs ccnfers
rlnK eth otympIs port com
nls~enerv on = proposed st.asrs
slts for the plant
Most ~ the vessels q ~ iurned
asi Nth ~ ga tsnksFs Fltspatrtek
saia
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-07
Defense Against
Air Raids F ound
SOMEWHERE IN rNGLAND-

SOMEWHERE IN ENGLAND
Britain believes II has found the
long-sought answer TO long-ranse
bomber protection and home de
Tense against night attack in the
Royal air forces formidable new
beau fighter.
Tho beaus have been men
toned In air ministry com
muniques for some time. hut
today was the first time news
papermen were permitted to
see them 10 close range.
The beau is an all-metal mid.
wing monoplane. armed with -four
2O-millimeter Hispano SuiZa can
non and at least six Browning ma
chine guns. But its most impor-
tant feature is that II has a range
of 1900 miles.
The beau fighter is the fruit
of many months Of labor by Bril-
tain's air experts to find a plane
10 escort bombers on the long
flights TO Germany. This has been
one Of the perplexing problems of
long-range bombing. but the ex-
perts are confident they have the
answer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-07
Pinball Cases
Are Continued
Actions Are Set
Over Indefinitely

OLYMPIA Superior Judge y
?. Wright q Thurston county
wednesday had continued three
plnball actions against the state
Indefinitely because points OF con
tention had been settled in a pre-.
vious ruling.
A motion 10 dismiss the
suit Of the Columbia Novelty
Co. Spokane. against the tan
commission. state patrol and
liquor board was denied. The
Spokane company wished to
continue the caSe until u
studied the new ruling on pin
ball machines.
Actions brought BY Frank Jack
son and Oscar Hanson. Olympia
tavern operators. were disposed Of
IN like fashion. Both were con.
tinued indefinitely until the tav.
ern owners decided whether the
Forthcoming tax commission elias.
sifioation Of the games was sat
isfactory.
Since institution Of the suits
Judge Wright had ruled the taN
commission had exceeded its au.
thority in issuing regulation
which made all pinball machines
subject TO the 20 per cent slot
machine tax. Pinball operators
claimed they fell into the 10 pei
cent tax group.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-07
&%IRTHDAYS
FAMOUS AMERICANS


AUGUST
1915 ohm Higginson. religious
teacher. at Clayhrooke, Lei
oestershire. England liz
came 10 the United States
at the age Of Il and studied
extensively for the ministry,
but was never ordained. lie
spent years teaching and
was assistant TO several pas
tors. One Of his writings
was a Testimony 10 the
order Of the Gospel IN the
Churches Of New England .
1873 Andrew T. stiil. founder Of
osteopathy. at Jonesyille
Va. After searching for
other means than medicine
10 combat disease. he form
ulated his principles Of os-
teopsthy in 1874. lie found
ed in 1892 the American
School Of osteopathy at
Huntsville. Mo.
1867 James Loeb. banker and
philanthropist. at New York
city. lie made a fortune
as a member OF Kuhn, Loeb
4 Co. New York bankers
He founded the Institute OF
Musical Art in New York
City and the Loeb Classical
Library of Latin and Greek
authors.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-07
Names Goold, Perry
On Library Board

Appointment of two new mem
bers Of the Tacoma library board.
Warren Perry, College of Puget
Sound librarian, and Supt. Howard
r. Goold of the city school system,
was approved by the city council
Wednesday.
Perry, who will serve until Aug.
3. 1945, will take the place Of Mrs
B. z. Buckmaster, who handed her
resignation to Mayor Harry P.
Cain a few days ago Mrs. Buck
master filled out the uneXpired
term Of Mrs. f. c. Carlson and
had been reappointed.
Goold will replace A. II. Barn
hisel. who retired from the library
board after Is years service. The
school superintendent term will
run until Aug 3, 1916.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-07
Fines, Sentences
; Auto Drivers

Thrive persons. accused % driv-
ing while drunk. we're fined $50
each and given so-day jail sen.
fences "Wednesday in police court
Acting Judge Theodore u North
strom imposed this punishment on
Carl Peterson. -. Of 22i7 No. sth
81 Gilbert " Erickson. 6os Ma
sist st. and Neil Byers. Is. Of
Fort Lewis
Peterson wa. booked sunday
morning following an accident IN
which Van Nutter. Gig Harbor
and Arthur Hahn. Of Vaughn. re-
ceiyed minor injuries
Erickson was arrested Tuesday
about 2 p. m. on the complaint Of
Rollo Wcsthy. 1928 So. Lawrence
- who said he followed Erickson
for several blocks before finally
stopping him at 5a2l So. Fife st
According 10 westby. Erickson
struck a telephone company barri.
oade At 6tth st and SO, Tacoma
way and narrowly missed hitting
several cars.
By.rs was taken into custody NJ
sth st and ~. HeIens ave. after
an accident In which his car was
Ssid 10 have struck one driven by
{. A Thorrll. 70s 81 Helcns ave
Al the scene Of the accident
Byers admitted having had three
or four drinks Of gin. police said
Charged with city vsgrancy,
John w. Mckendrie. IN. was given
SIS fine. lie Was arrested Tues.
day night at 18th st. and Pacific
ave. where u was said he 30.
lioited money from soldiers 10 buy
liquor.
Harry w. Korf. IS. and John
Thomas Rice. 81. arrested the
same night at 14th and Pacific.
also were found guilty Of vsgrsney
and each was sentenced 10 90
days In jail, subject To suspension
after is days
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-07

licenses

Marriage license applications
were made with the county auditor
Wednesday by Philip Clark Muir
ray. %, 1903 No. Meridian. Puy-
sllup, and Lucille Elaine Klink' 90
30 No. Tacoma ave; Harry Rob
ertson. 29, and Daisy II. Kirsch-
man, IS, both of Inglewood, Calf;
George Elliott Lough, %. and Jean
Elizabeth Tharp, II, both of Sc
attic: Wilbur Nine, 46, Malin, Ore,
and Mary Louise Bloomfield, 20
klamath Falls, ore; Robert Earl
Games. 26, Yelm, and Maxine La
Mye Marring, 10. Eatonville; Ed
ward William Marzi, So, Fort
Lewis, and Marion Charlotte Stew
art, 81, 307 So. 9th st; Samuel
Edwin Smith. 46. 5445 SO. Biz
mingham, and Grace Cecil Root
IS. Fern Hill: Robert Manley Rus
sell, rs, Fort Lewis. and Augusta
Christine Whitelock, 10, Seattle
Guy Harold Sanders, SO, s2s 3rd
ave. N. w, Puyallup, and Abbie
Moriarty, "a, Rt. l. Box 100, Sum-
ner; Harry Allen Brodahl, rs, Fort
Lewis, and Marguerite Jane
Mahan, "a, Pasadena, Calf; John
Rees, so, 1902 Melrose St, and
Ivie Glenn, rs, Brigham City,
Utah; Murray A. Taylor, p, and
Vera Evelyn Love, %, both Of
Orting; Walter E. Young, 30, and
Rhoda Hokenstad, rs, both OF
Falkland; James Morrill, Lowering.
43. and Henrietta Nancy Kleeb,
As, both OF South Bend, Wash;
John Taylor Lind, %, and Geneva
Lou Kreisman. Is. both of Seattle;
Donald o. Monsoon, IS, 4052 Nc
Kinley ave, and Marie Louise
Johnson, 26. 4O71 East G st; An
ton C. Weiss, 81. Fort Lewis. and
Ottilia Kaufman, Is. Glen Ullin,
North Dakota.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-07
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
Cain and Eastwood

Deyer.ass couldn't find aas-
thing about him.
In going down the street one
day he met a friend who said.
Why don't you 90 out and see my
friend. Dr sohafer. At C. y =
Since The man u apparently a pro.
fessor. he would know n he ever
sss IN Tacoma
"Devereaux wrote Ia thu FBi
Jan. 4 that he couldn't find any
more about the man"
Eastwood told In. mayor and
council he had a letter which
would show Or. sehafer was under
Investigation. lie walked across
the street 10 the public safsty
building. rs-sntersd the council
chamber n few minutes later and
tossed letter from the Fhf on
the table.
Cain read Il and said.
why commissioner. TN. !.
only q letter Ia your man.
Dessreaus. Askses iedEing hi.
letter that he couldn't find
any Information about the
man Investigated.
You are taxing letter % that
sort as an implied indictment Of a
mans name ?"
Mr.. Eastwood asksd the
mayor, "ar- You willing nov TO
grant that this man never has
been investigated >"
Personally yss.' said East
wood. otherwise. don't know I
didn't vote against him with any
personal intent
still strained. N. council took
up other matters.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-07
Will Draw F ederal
Jury List Monday

Federal Judge LLOYD /. Black
Rlll return 70 Tacoma district
court next Monday afternoon for
the purpose only Of drawing 4
petit jury IL Wss announced At
the federal court clerks office
Wednesday.
The Judge sent word he would
open court at $50.
TWO cases are set for trial be
fore the end Of THIS month.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-07
TOWNSEND ar.risos

Following IL hst II scheduled
Townsend meetings
Thursday - Flfefsst No. "a.
regular meeting a. FtreFsst
church Hawthorne auxiliary. n 20
a. m. II 2et0 D.. e IT sumner
auxiliary ~ n % a. m. Harmony
No. 30. X. C. hall. regular meet.
NJ.
Triday-Au-cliY club a. Macs
beea hall card ard refreshments
after business meeting Fsrn Hil
80 { ToRnssna hail. regular
nesting. Boata Tacoma No. =.
naultou hall. Ganelnz after Dusl-
ness nesting
SATURDAY -FaNnstt Ave No. 3.
cafpsntsfs hall. regular nesting.
f1IigNsd ~ dancing
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-07
Army Orders

MAsHINgTOS - The War depart
uent has Issued the following orders
Co.'s Prank p BonnsF inf La
Angeles 20 Camp Hulsu; Rudolph
Bloom. me. caFilals Barracks. 10
Camp Roberts
Lieut. coils walter /. Richards mr. i.
Camp Roberts 70 ~ PAao. oeorss 3
Wood NaFd. me ~ Pahai % Atlanta
Patrick y shea = Camp blsndins
- Hawaiian dept Harold . ste war;
cav Port RILEY. 20 Port Meade. ad
John u. Ball. "a Camp San Lula
oblspo. 20 Camp Robefis Hiram <
Iutus. qmc., Port Riley. 20 Jefferson
MAS. Harold , Hubbsii. 90 Val
paFaiso. Ind 70 Port Kuos willard
q WymAn SIC Port f3sia. 70 wash
lngton. william I. Burbans, mi
Preside Of San Hfaneisco. V Port
Lewis James y. cglson. amo.. Brooks
Duncan. &C, Prankfofd Arsenal 70
Minneapolis. Ciafsnoa A DsCamp.
qme.. Chicago. 70 Port Custer D~hn
Ahsff5 Inf. Port Mason, 70 Philip
pine dept clArsaes q hothgsr, ese &
port Winfield scott. 20 Pfesidio u
Port Mason. 70 washing Ton. Alvin
L0chinvaf Pricnard. &C. res Louis
vile. ~, % active duty AaKNeil
flsld Harlan raasf smlth. &C. fss
Berkeley. Calf. % agtou Ohio.
Capts. vlrsil u Williams IT,. INF
Port Hayes 70 Warrington. Charles
& Budd qnlc Port Mason 70 Fresno.
Calf Harm g walker. qmr Omaha
- Hspsho. No htau4sF A Collins
ame. Omaha % Hsaaho. Dewey %
LIONS qmc sandusEs . 20 Nor
garfield Eg Acme e Cohen "
ID Camp Polk, - DgFsH = ! KdsIa
I. AudricE INF, Tefs Leonard WOOD
- Manhattan Kan Bpurgsuu
Welsh Car Foff HAueDck ~ Wash
laKtou Charles , HoilinHnNufth fnr
fNft warren. - EimrndOff Field
Leonard o FossutnAt mr jefferson
baffafkH ~ Elnsuaaff flsid AIbsf1
Z ernnfidsr. M port Smelling. -
EIms udorf F.sld George ? WIRE
ams Philadelphia. - Port h0uffs
ROBERT Lafson. an PIT Leonard
Naud % Hop Al sgifan FIaf
agfth jarEsgE. sgfc fss. Portsmouth,
. - dutT. ~ FtoH o Msrfnan
Never a. rec. ssattis. " duty Naab-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-07
War in Europe
A Year Ago
Aug. s. 1910

British bombera raified the Ger
man port % Hamburg and the
great naval has. at klel
The United states ard the Soviet
Union renewed their trade agree
ment for the fourth consecutive
year.
t4eut-Cen. philip Nsane took
over command % British forces in
Palestine and Trans-1ordan
Camillien Houde. mayor ~ Mon
treal. was informed By order % the
ministry ~ justice.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-07
Engine Trouble Forces
Medium Bomber Down

SPOkANE-An army medium
bombing plane en- route from spo-
kane to Salt Lake City. has been
forced down BY engine trouble
near Fort Bridger, Wyo.. the dis
patcher at Felt field revealed ear
IL Wednesday.
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Obituary N Offices
INFANT REQUA

Private funeral services for
Roberta Requa, infant daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs William o. Requa.
1710 so. Proctor st. were held
Wednesday at II a m. from the
Tuell chapel. Rev. william T.
Turner officiated and burial fol-
lowed in Mountain View burial
park. The infant, who died Mon
day IN a local hospital. also leaves
one brother. William. jr, and
grandparents. William ~ Reqna
Of Tacoma and Thomas Mackle
Of BremertOn.
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Dorian Confers
With Paris Heads

NlCHf, franoe--Vice Premier
Admiral Jean Darlan conferred
with authorities in Paris Wednes-
day on administrative problems. i
Was announced
Shortly before he eft here By
automOb le statement made IN
Paris BY Fernand &c BrnoH.
French ambassador 70 the occupied
zone. was released 20 Vichy news
papers II said that the hour
has now come TO solve the most
delicate problems between the
French and German governments. &"
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Military Police Aide
Killed in Gun Battle

PORT BRAGG. y. C.--ssrEssnl
Eiwyn l.. Hsrgrayss. 20. Corsl.
cana. Tex. member ~ the milits
tarY pole. herr. and a Negro
private we're killed early Wed
nssday IN Eun hattie between
military police aud a group Of
Negro soldiers.
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ARTHUR y. HOO "

Arthur Paul Book. -. q ~ ,
Box SIS. Tacoma. died Tuesday a.
his home. he was native u
Ohio. and had been = resident ~
Tacoma four years. lie leave. MS
alfs. Ars Ora one daughter Mrs..
Mare CathmAnn. both ~ the
home. a sister. Mrs. ThsdA Short
u Auburn. and three grand
children. Piper all announce the
funeral.
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chapel. Rsvs = n Raymond and
Frank COodngueh officiating
burial NeH Tacoma csmstsry.
Charis- Edward LAPlefis Eat
ufday. 10 f. o. from the Lynn
chapel. Rev Frsd H0rnHhuh off
eiatinR. burial Mountain Elsa
burial park
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Dances conducted BY ~. tist
division enlisted men Il ths Ia
coma afm0fy vii BE- held On
Thursday evenings hereafter in-
stead ~ Wednesday evenings. be-
ginning this Thursday evening.
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GEORGE LUXE

George Luke. 81. Of Enumclaw.
died Tuesday in q local hospital
He leaves one son. James: onf
daughter Mrs. Isabel LoschA. both
Of Yakima, and one sister. Mrs
Doris Sam Of Auburn. Cassidy 4
Allen will announce the funeral
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BANKKUPrCY PETITIONS

Raymond T. Hsnnessy. Tacoma
iaborsr and wife fled q petition
n voluntary bankruptcy IN fed.
sfai district court Wednesday,
listing debtS u 1sss ard non
exempt asgets u SO