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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-03
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Henry Foss and Capt. Orville
sund made a quick business trip
to Portland this week.
shirley McCorkle. former Ia
conan and now operating a ranch
near Thorp. Wash. is hack here
for a check-up with his dentist and
physician.
More signs of early spring: Mrs.
Sarah :. Dahlstrom has purple
flag poisoning in rear of her
home. 2514 So. 18th st.
Benjamin {. Granville. 5420ia
South Tacoma way. and Fred l.
Christine, 5427 So. Alder st. are
recovering after being on the sick
list. Both are n. ?. railroad en-
ployes.
Deputy Sheriff Ed Dahl, acting
as jsiler at the courthouse. was
startled the other morning at 2:55
by what seemed to be the odor of
burned coffee. He was right. Trus-
ties in the Jail had forgotten to
turn off the hot plate after the
evening snack.
George Jenkins, the meat man,
will have TO change an old custom.
For years he has used his auto as
a clothes closet on week-ends. But
thieves broke into his car the
other day, and stole all his CLOTH
ing.
NJ. II. Read, former n. p. rail-
road employe at the South Tacoma
shops, was a visitor here this week
from his home in Centralia.
Lee Irwin, 2eo1 No Puget Sound
ave, is a member OF the committee
arranging for the 18th annual high
school basketball tourney at the
u. of w. March 1922. Roy Funk.
another Tacoman, is on the floor
and sign board committee.
Miss Dixie Thompson was con-
fined to her home this week with
a mild case of measles.
Tacoma Yacht clubs 1941 year
book, published under the skillful
supervision of enthusiasts Ken
OIlar, Harbine Monroe and Tony
Hull. is due for appearance any
day now. according to ye editors.
George w sander.on, 2s1s No.
7th st, has sold his home 10 Mrs.
Sarah Cohen.
w. r. (BilI) Martin. once famous
semi-pro ball player, is perfecting
a new technique promising to revo-
lutionize the three-handed game of
pinochle.
A. VI. Richardson. county agent,
is looking forward to the speech by
Karl Olsen. adviser to the National
Defense Council. in Puyallup We'd
nesdsy evening. Richardson heard
Olsen in Spokane recently and re-
ports the audience was spell-bound
Recent guests at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Sears at Lake
view were Mr.. and Mrs. A. H.
CONTINUED on Page 3. Column 81
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Hurt When He Wolks
Into Side of Troin

A man giving his name at the
county hospital as Joe Allan and
20 officers as Joe Needhsm. walk
Cd into the side Of freight train
on Wakefield drive beneath the
Tacoma ave. bridge Friday about
ii.2o p m. The transient was
treated at the hospital for cuts
and bruises and taken 10 jail.
where ne was being held Saturday
on drunk charges.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-03
F. r. Kept in Study
With Sliuhi Cold

wAsMIN OF o N--Prsasdent
Roosevelt. on the advice a HE
physician. Rear Admiral Ross +.
Mcintirs. did not 90 to his sxscu-
tive office today but conducted
BUSINESS In his study.
The president 10 suffering frors
= slight cold. but has no fsvsr. He
arranged 10 meet the secretaries
Of state. treasury. war and navy.
but has no other appointments,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-03

WANNlN0TON - The q. 3
Housing sss,hofisy today swasds1
an SAL. lzs contract for . dsfsase
housing proj<es ~ Brsmsstou,
WAN, 10 ths Western q We~e
Coast Construction co.. Seattle.
wssn. Navy gard employees yin
occupy ths pro<ets Tao units.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-03
Local rirrn Ceis
Contract ior 100
McChord Houses

wASHINGTON--Ths Pub
lie Buildings administration
Saturday signed . $3.50. 900
contract with Woodwork =
Cornell. Inc. Tacoma. for :
i00-unit project At McChord
Field.
The project will houss fam
lies of married enlisted men
in the air corps.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-03

sEATTLE-Tom Anderson. Sc
attic attorney. University Of Wash
inSton sthlste Of the 's0s and long
active In university alumni affairs.
died yesterday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-03

hiring ~ prominent citizens for
secret political services. hnanc-
ing Of various front" orgsnizA.
tons, and providing indirect sub
sides TO the organs Of public
opinion" by paying for extensive
advertising and radio programs
Scott suggested that congress
may wish TO noiie. the fsct dis
closed BY this record and consider
the necessity for appropriate seton
70 protect the public investment
and principles involved
HIt. Free EIeeilons
Through the expenditures and
subyersiye activities Of these com
panies." h. said. the strength
gained from nursing a. the public
breast Wa used 10 strike at the
very heart % the continuance Of
free elections by free people IN
the determination Of great public
issiI~s"
Accounting adjustments IN the
companies books IA no solution
Of the basic problem posed by
the record In this matter" he
said.
The important thing" he said.
ia the adequate protection Of the
Inherent night Of In. people 10
make economic and social progress
and TO permit them 70 utilize and
enjoy a great natural resource
He said the companies are con
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-03

The Tacoma Real Estate board
II Its meeting Friday noon went
On record a. opposed to IL pro-
posed west end site for . munich
pal airport.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-03

Quoting = ono m c warfare
against such public power develop
ments a. Bonnsvill. and Grand
coules.
The commission revealed In its
opinion the Washington Water
Power Co Intends 10 spend sts..
900 in the municipal ownership
election in spoksns March IL
MANY political expenditures
~sre made Indirectly 10 een-
real the fart that they sese
b~snx made by the uiiiiites.-
n said. The sufent and ma
ture Of thes~ activities ssfs
concealed until the present In
ysstiEaiion brought th~m 10
light"
List 'FRONT.' Groups
The commission listed ths fol.
lowing as front" organizations
which we're provided with funds
10 campaign and promote political
and legislative activities fsvoraDis
~ the utilities"
Warrington State Taxpayers
association: Let-tbs-Peopls-v q
league. Washington Bureau Of
Governmental Research: Wash.
ington Business and Investors.
Spokane Taxpayers Economy
league: Oregon Business and Tax
Research. Inc, Oregon Tax FAX.
Inc Oregon Tax Review Public
company.
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Fight Looming
AT Clio Meet
Election Will Be
Held on Sunday

Bushy-eyebrowed J. c. Lewis OF
Des Moinos. Ia, Clio administrator
for the state Of Washington, took
over the reins OF the Washington
State Industrial Union council con-
vention at Go hall Saturday.
shortly before noon.
Mayor Cam had just departed
from the platform after welcom-
ing the delegates 10 this city.
Freeman Cochran, executive sec
Rotary Of the host organization.
|. W. A. No. .. had served as
preliminary master OF ceremonies
to get delegates seated and be-
fore presenting the mayor. had
introduced Father Joseph Conway
Of st. Mays parish. Seattle, for
the invocation.
Little had appeared on the sur
face 10 indicate the potential fight
that looms over the Week-end-a
finish fight between the white"
and the reds for control OF the
state Go council
Lewis. sent out here by the ma
tional CIo TO quiet the conflicting
elements in the Go. found himself
Saturday following two speakers
a priest and a ma yor who hap
pened 10 have dug verbal toes into
each other.
Priest Praises Go
Father Conway had praised the
CIO as the organization which
had brought democracy. he said.
70 trade unionism, and unionisn.
he pointed nut. was the force that
had created the difference between
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Bulgaria
Casts Lot
With Axis
Gsrmon Sold|ioss
Begin StSeoznlnq
Into the Copltol
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SOFIA - German troops
moved into Bulgaria tonight
by train. automobile. motor
truck and airplsne. not Ions
after the government joined
the axis powers nj . ceremony
in Vienna.
Mani troop. were said ~ .
reliable nuIEsrian srares n -
moving inta rofia hy train 80
truck and they were seen rlsttsr-
ing down the main streets IN Ger
man staff automobiles.
Overhead German military trnnnr
pcrts dronsd through ths shy and
we're thought IN have brought cd
vance starr offic~ss 10 the nse1e
aIrirome.
One reliable nuixafsan spurcs
asserted that II meteor trucks
loaded vith troops had pssssd
through sofia Ia the late altar.
noon.
Anothsr source reported that
- number ~ trsins" erowdsd with
German troops had pssssd fnTsush
sofia.
There MAS no Indication ~ The
direction In which the troops we're
moving through fhe city.
III the troops ~sre heating fns
the Creek frontier they would -
moving south
II was b<ilessd here that Nsm
troops nave already moved info
ths strategic Black ses post ~
vsrna In force. They xsrs shsuGht
IN have moved In last night -
fore the signature Of bulgaria
sas affixed today IN TIE sxis
pact in Vienna
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WEATHER FORECAST

Showers tonight and Tuesday.
Temperatures: High. 81: low, SO.
Sun rises, 6:4S: sets, SIS.
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BANK TRANSACTIONS
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-16

Map Talks

Rabbi Wolf Gold. head OF the
World MiZrachi. and Leon Cell
man, president of the American
Mizrachi organization, will be the
guests of Detroit Jewry today
when they appear at two pub
functions.
They will speak in Congrega-
ton B'nai Zion, Humphrey and
Holmur avenues. at p. m. today
and at 9 p m. a Molave Make
reception will be given for them
by local Mizrachi groups in
Lachar's hall. 1899 Twelfth street.
Rabbi Gold and Gellman have
been in Detroit for the last few
days 10 meet with the Mizrachi
OF this city on organizational
problems.
Today, Gellman and Rabbi Cold
intend TO report on the latest
political developments in Zionism
resulting from the war. Special
emphasis will be given TO the part
played by the American move
ment in the shaping of the future
of Palestine. They will also tell
Of the work il strengthening re-
ligious inStitu IS in the Holy
Land. as wei. as in American
Jewish communal life.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-16
Youth
Directors
To Meet

Sessions of the second annual
conference of Diocesan Youth
directors will be held in the Sacred
Heart Seminary from August 25-
%, il was reported today. Eight
bishops, including Archbishop Ed
ward Mooney. will participate.
The conference is under the
direction of the youth department
of the National Catholic Welfare
conference of which Bishop John
A. Duffy of Buffalo, N. Y, is
episcopal chairman.
In a id ion to Archbishop
Mooney and Bishop Duffy the pre-
lates who will attend and preside
at the various meetings are
Bishop Richard O. Gcrow of
Natchez. Miss; Bishop Francis c.
Kelly of Oklahoma. and Tulsa,
Okla; Bishop Aloisius j. Muench
of Fargo, N. D.; Bishop James f.
Kearney of Rochester, N. Y;
Bishop Emmett Walsh OF Charles
ton, S. c., and Auxiliary Bishop
Bernard J. She'll of Chicago.
Priests from all parts of the
nation are expected TO be present
for the meetings, which are sched-
uled for morning, afternoon and
evening.
Among the subjects TO be dis
cussed will be: "Organizational
Structure" Training Courses. "
Sponsorship" Program Planning"
and professional Opportunities
for Catholics in Scouting"
Archbishop Mooney will pontifi-
cate the opening mass on August
25 at 10 a. m, when the sevmon
will be preached by Bishop Duffy.
The final address on August %
will be by Archbishop Mooney on
the National Catholic Community
Service.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-16
Temple Israel
Receives Scroll

AZ a meeting Of the executive
committee Of the new Temple
Israel held last Monday night at
1905 Fox Theater Building, ii was
announced that Mrs. Alexander
Freeman had presented the Tenn
pie with a Seter Torah. the parch-
ment scroll of the law of Moses.
The scroll was made in Pales-
tine of native parchment. 1t is
bedeCkod with an embroidered
white Sllken mantel, and adorned
with a crown. breastplatc and
pointer made Of pure silver. 1t
Will be- dedicated and used for the
first time at the RoSh HaShoho
service, on September -, IN the
Detroit Institute at Arts.
y religious service TO dedicate
the new congregation and 10 in
a-gurate Rabbi Fran as rabbi of
the temple. will be held Septem-
Der y. IN tho auditorium Of the
Art Institute. II was announced
by the executive committee the
temporary governing body of the
congregation.
The high holy day services of
Temple Israel will be held in Art
Institute also, beginning with the
Jewish New Year eve service or
September 21 n was stated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-16
FIR. Mi|et 10 Mark
Golden Jubilee

The Rev Joseph M Milet. s. J.,
will celebrate a solemn high mass
in SIS. Peter and PauiS Catholic
Church at $50 a. m. Sunday, in
observance Of his golden jubilee
as a Jesuit. He is native De-
troiter and at present is pastor OF
the Gesu Catholic Church, Cleve-
land. O.
A reception will be held from
2 TO p. m. Sunday at the home OF
Father Milet'S nephew. Joseph L
Sink. 1925 Renfrew road.
Father Milet. whose brother. the
Rev. Henry Milet, S. j.. is a mis-.
sionary in India. attended the ole
Detroit College, now the Univer.
sity of Detroit. He joined tho
Society of Jesus in 1891 and laugh,
ut the University of Detroit High
School from 1909 10 1912, and al
! the university in 1892.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-16
plan Concert
For Sunday in
Park

A free outdoor concert, sche
uled to be held from 3 to 5 p. m.
Sunday in Michigan Memorial
Park, will hear selections rendered
by Fay Duby, soprano. and Norris
Duby, baritone. Herbert +. Rupp.
organist, will accompany the sing
ers and direct the ceremonies.
Michigan Memorial Park is To-
Gated in Huron River drive. three
and one-half miles west of Flat
Rock. The concert will be held
regardless of weather conditions.
Organ Poet and Peasant Overture
Baritone solo--'l WIN Lift Up Mine
Eyes"
Organ From chapel Walls
Soprano solo"At Dawning'
Organ" Melode 4"
Baritone solo-"Calm as the Night
Soprano solo-"Jesus Savior Pilot Me-
Organ" serenade"
soprano solo-"Grsn, Me. Dear Lord.
Deep Peace OF Mind"
Baritone solo--"s Softly and Tsnderly.'
Organ Londonderry Air"
Baritone soio---''In My Garden."
Soprano solo-"sayior Hear Us. We
Pray"
orgsn-"sslut D'Amourg'
Baritone solo--"The Old Rugged Cross"
organ-"Prayer and Cradle song
Baritone solo--"The Lost Chord"
orgsn-"The Last Spring"
Soprano solo--"The Lords Prayer"
Organ Jerusalem the Golden"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-16
Mems Club
Charts
Lectures

The Mems Club for the Study
Of Religion today announced plans
for its sixteenth annual Winter
series Of weekly luncheon talks.
and set October 30 as the date for
the first regular meeting. The
club is sponsored by the Down
town Y. M. c. A..
Dr. w p. Lemon, pastor Of the
First Presbyterian Church. Ann
Arbor, will conduct the lectures
on the general theme of Toward
An Understanding of Jesus" II
will mark Doctor Lemons fifth
year with the group which is COM
posed of Detroit business men.
w. r. Laurie is chairman of the
organization. Others on the exec
utive committee include: Ferris d
Stone, c. b. Lombard. c. E. How
ard and DIR. A. G.. Studer. yelling.
ton NJ. Logan is secretary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-16
K. Of {. 10 Hold
59th Convention

Headed by Gervase T. Murphy
of Calumet, state deputy, a Michi-
gan delegation left this week for
the fifty-ninth annual convention
of the supreme council. Knights of
Columbus. which opens in Atlantic
City Sunday.
Bishop Bartholomew J. Eustace
of Camden. N. j., will celebrate a
pontifical mass at the Lady Star
of the Sea Church; Tuesday. when
Archbishop Edward Mooney will
.preach the sermon.
Formal opening of the conven-
ton is scheduled for Tuesday at
IL a. m. That night. the state
dinner will be held. and Francis
p. Matthews. supreme knight. and
Paul V. McNutt, federal security
administrator, will speak. Their
talks will be broadcast at 10 p. m,
owe the NBC.
The convention will close Thurs
day. with the election of officers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-16
|Msgr. Sheen
10 Open Eighth
Lecture Series

On October 5. Msgr Fulton J.
Sheen will open the Assumption
College Lecture Leagues Chris
titan Culture Series" for the eighth
successive year.
The series will be presented in
the Capitol Theater, Windsor, and
will be under the direction of the
Rev. j. Stanley Murphy, c. S. B.
Included in the II lectures to be
offered Will be the Christian Gull
Iture Award address, which will
be given in February by whoever
follows Nine. Sigrid Undset as the
second recipient of the award.
David Goldstein will lecture on
the Cause and Cure of Anti.
ISemitism" on October 10, while
lother noted speakers TO be heard
will include Mrs. Carveth Wells
explorer; Archduke Felix of Aus.
Itria Alfred Noyes of England, DR.
HUI Shin, Chinese ambassador al
Washington Mortimer ]. Adler
and the Hon. George Bouchard
deputy minister of agriculture OF
Canada.
Two special lectures for patrons
will be held in Catholic Central
Auditorium. Detroit. DR.. II. Brue.
ming. former prime minister of the
Reich and now professor of gov.
eminent at Harvard University
will speak at the first of these
private addresses.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-16
Men Of 125th
On Air Sunday

Tomorrow's program on the
"Selectees All series, 10 be heard
at 100 p. m. over Station WJR,
will come from Camp Livingston,
La, and will feature interviews
with enlisted men of the 125th
Infantry.
The regiment, made up almost
entirely of national guardsmen
and selectees from the Detroit
area. has one of the richest his
tories of Michigan military units
and is one of the four infantry
regiments Of the famed Bind (Red
Arrow Division.
The program will be the four
teenth in the series sponsored
Jointly by WJR and The Detroit
Times. and the fourth 10 come
from Louisiana camps where Mich
igan men are training The inter-
views will be conducted by Jerry
Petit, Times defense editor, and
Larry Payne. WJR announcer.
One of the speakers on the pro-
gram will be Col. Matthias Wies-
cnhoefer, commanding officer of
the 125th, who will discuss the
regiments activity since moblli-
Zation last October.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-16
INCLUDES sXPLAIS

The six plays which 60 20 make
up the Cycle are The Scpul-
chrum' tq65-975 a d The
Creation" ll533l, The Betrayal
of Christ ll46Sl The Trial Of
Christ" 146Sl, The Resurrection
Of Christ 0atc fifteenth century,,
and The Judgment Day
An elaborate structure OF ramps
and levels leading up to an acting
area IA feet above the stage and
TWO towers % feet and 30 feet
high Will cover the huge 72-ioot
stage of Hill Auditorium.
Arrangements have been made
TO transport $4,000 watts OF
lighting equipment from Detroit
and New York City 10 the Ann
Arbor stadium for use during the
performance.
The production OF the play will
be directed by Hugh Norton,
director of the Summer laboratory
theater of the department OF
speech. Or. Nobel Cain. nationally
famous choral conductor, will act
as musical director.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-16

Weekly coed picnicS for mem
bers of the Northern Y. NJ. c. A
and Highland Park Y. w. c. A
will be resumed Thursday evening
at Palmer Park.
A group of so boys will leave
from the st. Antoine "Y" Monday
morning for Camp Wabash or
Lake Rowe. Harvey Shaw, Elem.
ing Mathews and Nathan Scott
will supervise the trip.
HANNAH PLANS TRIP
Boys from the Hannah branch
will go through the Detroit
Creamery Company Wednesday al
1890 on one of their Know De
troit' trips.
Fifty boy members of tn,
Western branch have scheduled
an overnight hiking and camping
expedition in the undeveloped sec
ton of Rouge Park for Friday
Boys activities at the North,
eastern branch for the week vii
include a visit TO the Artistic
Wood Carving Company Tuesday
at / p. m, swimming meet fol
intermediate boys Wednesday al
10 a. m, meet for juniors Thurs
day at the same hour, and TRIP
through the Roosevelt Post Office
and the National Bank Friday
afternoon.
Ray A Hill, assistant boys worl
secretary at the Downtown "Y,
will be in charge of the Soldier,
and Sailors Dance which is SEIZED
uled for Saturday night at
O'Clock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-16
Tutors
To Meet Here

Teachers of the Lutheran Chris
tian day schools in the south and
east Michigan areas will meet for
their annual week of institute
during the coming week at the
School for the Deaf in Nevada
avenue.
AS in past years, these teachers
will devote a full week of their
vacation period to conferences,
during which the problems OF
Ichild-study and classroom pro-
|cedure are discussed under the
guidance of experts in the field
of education.
A. c. Stellhorn of st. Louis. Mo,
national superintendent of the
Christian day schools of the Mis-
souri, Synod will conduct a series
of 10 lectures on the topic. The
Course of Study for Lutheran
Schools" Stellhorns findings in
curriculum study as result OF
various surveys conducted by his
office during the past year will
form the basis of the discussion.
Prof. G. Eifrig. author. lee
turer and naturalist of Concordia
Teachers College, River Forest
Ill. will speak on the theme. "The
Omnipotence and Omniscience OF
God Exhibited in Nature" Through
lectures and field trips. Professor
Eifrig will endeavor TO show that
nature has carried out perfect
defense program throughout the
centuries.
The institute committee invites
all teachers and pastors interested
in the Christian day school TO at
lend these sessions
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-16

sion on Policy
AS a Working
Tool at h c
weekly indus
trial relations
program at the
Northern =" Y "
Thursday eve-
ming at 7:45.
Appointment
of A. Elmo Boos
as director of
"Y" public rela-
tons has been
announced by
Dr A T. Gin
der. general sec
rotary of the
Detroit Y. M.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-16
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-16
W Notes

ID. ID. Decker, personnel man
ager of the Wolverine Tube Com
pany. and G. S. Craun. educational
of Dodge-Chrysler Cor
poration, will lead a panel discus