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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-15

Rochester
Proves Valuable
o Producers

TIE -pho-.s.r discovery Q, TIE
age vas made recently right 4 Re
Pars-o-r; STUDIO. A nsz was
found VIZ pays az .-porta-; par
IN pictures eu' refuses = have his
name 4. "a screen credits He
shu-s a.. pGh,ciiy II FAC. he
~oai ersl slou his name 10 he
mentioned so he'll have % bs
s-oUn IS Jo-- Dee r-us-sl-yss.
but vhsa you k-cv why yor =.
uDders;ari Is /; Rochester.
He vas tcr-1 dur,s the making
Q. a scene for Love Try Neigh
bo-sr which co-f,Ars Jack Benny
AID Pred Ai'4, ar1 opens Tues
tay a. TIE Echo Theatre FOR five
days Tuesday. Wednesday Thurs
Gay. Friday ard Ss'arsy FEB y.
-. - =, and g Eddie 'RocAesfer'
Andersen snt t.s gi-l friend il tas
plc,lfs Theresa Harris sre shoo.-
ing dice IN 4 kitchen Ore ~ trs
dice must Lara ri'h single AZ.
-. TIE second must spin Il =
corner. fall over 20 re single d.
then flop back . s.x-ihe i~o
making fl1- snake ewes AZ
iher saver i sounds .rpossiN's
but John De- q. Il.
That's John .7b-,o "pho-v''
he gambling material used ~ PIC
lures. He car cres-- roulette
Wheel 50 IA, re gal MI fs.i n
any specified s.o' He can TX ,
slot machine - v1 c- lose az
ire c.Fec,o- tAeiYes He car A.
range he balls Or poo, table 81
that he yerlss, der car make ne
mos disf.ou.; sho.s H4g stack ?
fsck Q. cards - ,ts- AIRY required
hand will Re dasl'
John IS vsiesh's '7,hs studio r.
tine saved Snrpos, re s;arz an
PLAYERS Erouped around > -ou;e,.s
table actually played until re hal'
landed in The required Sir, 7.
nigh. take hours s-d consume
thousands q. Zee, o, Tim No one
vori1 know when !. worl1 lard
and the require expressions z.
TIE PLAYERS worit - lost.
He prefers - ~ersin aro-vr oGs
because his profession f. t-ov-s1
upon BY the Jaw. si'rogEh g e in
valuable ~ the rssirr n, pictures.
May Martin famous singing
and dancing star Of Broadway VA
zee Tessdsls The Ns-ry Macs.
V.rgir'a Dale and Roche<'s- are
featured IN The Tin vh!ch was
produced and directed hr Marx
Sandr.ch Hollywood veteran
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-15
Swanson Celebrates
Sixteen Y e ars In
Business AS Barber

This week William J. Swanson.
veteran Detroi, barber "a celebrst-
INK sixteen years a. one 81 ire
ciiy's leading ;orsora, artists Mr
swanson operate a barber shop a,
s4i5 Hastings street IN the Brew
s,er homes project. He employs elk
.ull tine BARRIERS and two porters.
swanson's shop Is equipped 70
give all kinds a service and treat
ment 10 the face and hair He has
operated barber shop on Hastings
street for twelve years and - re-
Earded as one % the most success
tul barber in Detroit Ore can al
ways be ASSURED ot prompt. coar-
'eous and efficient service a, the
Swanson's barber shop.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-15
BY ULYSSES BoYKIN

WEI .sr =or. weeks Q. COX
~sa,he- ar c,s. bills re srta--
bs- --Ee Is zs-.:es'.-g .,se,.
ascr-c torz Il zc-s ,.sn ors way
,hsss csys -. ,ae-s IS re great
r-sa ~ r.c.-g tab.x and talk
ano-., &C.. ar s-rzs- vacations
. Gs-;.srsr y + Bob Robin
sor -ssez.e1 % lis department,
elaborate pans To- vz-n-weatne-
activity Fl Sp-rE H.. Farm and
GU trend an1 e.ien; owner Of the
Es-zs In na's. Gu, c-inn Road
-sF = rssirz C. e changes
81 We rs- a. e; res1y :or lie
Erta. activity AHEAD vi-h may
-o-- days q. ~.-,s- 57rlirr a.t
RE Re se.r-e re a.r-coc..-g sys-
ems are --sret II ue can f,,l
cc-rt or f-s .sl..t. y carry o..
-.e TAX q. re- town j. Jap
s-et-s PARADISE BALLROOM
-er- -ests. er---. Ac-ic- "a ne
,-c..s 60 A. re A..4- .rspec,i-r
- So. rseA = joe, sbo.. com.
PETE r4 cs- sr-se "a, !. hss
hearty ara accom- -ssrors ia,
make Z. re q. re t.rss, dance
.sis 10 s~.rs Cas- tr.ck W.
~oEr new 90 r-erss~r e-are
si--t,r o-es c.ss- -ose-r rest
-oo-s s-3 soss .-ar.s.- ,hst i
re ~s.zs s-ssr eve ss.x-et W.
80 r~ ~ -a---s T. --es.r..-x
"a, -7c. v.G te ne mos' Pep
"a pace - yo-rz De.ro.; u
Es.-t- = spo' Wee god clear
- sai s-'s-s.,-sr --i11s a.
'rr ta- fA e,rys -nts- vel.
,e-=4 -7e-t.si--. 4 pace ctihis
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-15

ne dance rco-s TIE scrrc O.
-sssv re ,sre-rs. a-5 hs-s where
c-e Ezy c.p o-ee eiil TIE ca-gt-
is- r. :se S;rtr Arcsrscrs i III
4; Es--y Ford Hospital.
ps-s-s A I'D 70 CTR .-isrds
Nay promoters q a.. kinds @.
p-c.sc's a-e feeci-E TIE press via
sP< -.s' -.--es Tske zip ron Is
~ T,s hes. way 70 &c; tie favor
e: re press Is buy atrertisirg
So - : his psPer A-vnoye
Ia as ne paper business IL
crsases fss reporters pay e,vsi-
cps
Ss-r.s wilson has been III for a
.ev DAYS he Is able 70 gree;
IL t-.s-es again ncv He vas
zt- vcf.- His rev spot. The
Cocs'sl Ear sac LornEs al The
Fo-ss c.eA IS RI pace 70 take
yc-- f-e-cs wo-1 from Ian
s.aE Ass j, that Rep Horace v-hlie
is o-..c e moves. besides PRAY
tx s-ayer that received plenty
- .-s Rsre-bsr when hs gave
-Gs-4 WE ne Wind" co~n he
-.vs Suppose ne rad ;sker
ar fsr-1s,~ ard missed see.-g a
F-ss, 80 sc'ior.
Places Not 10 Forget This Week
-sa-r Blsckrors show q, the
C-1y C--rs-. Percy joyce and
g-s-t sarr E; Brosts GLIB Cen
"a T-c.s Tens Plantation AID
80 entertainment az ne Black
Azuk Then some goo. barb
cue a. VS. -og Cabin.
A'.e- Ellis opening a rex gym
r. i-sr PIKE f!estsFs O. Living
s'ors ~'fss, Is on the second
t'eo- q, 10 Scientific ALTO Rspsi-
GARAGE Remember NJ Ellis was
"a IS '-sl-er az Ire worlds
hssvrrs e. hampton. JOE LOT
IS FAERov NAE DANIELS
Ire NsT Yrrk Eirl Appearing al the
3 4 e hss : Eoo1 voice and can
ei-F so-ss sTse, numbers Halves
q. trssr-s.s.r chickens 10 hot
fs-,s = snd out he impressive
hro'is-s q; re- tne-hcnorst B-own
Bonhsre ct.eken Shack Spot
lsss-ess ard succrlsnce s-e sacred
f-sti'i0-S attracting p..E-iTs 20
Ia 1s.fo-s S'Gdio. We s-e sorry
70 hs>- Z. ne death c, TIE tiny
scr q. Ai,rei Shos;es. Alfred YOU
kro~ AZ o:t.c:si q TIE Ray
Ness- co-psry watch places ali
g, i1s coi- music BOXES around
this town.
The ,own liked Louis Arms,ronE
We hst you'll Ike John kirby and
Maxine Sullivan too.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-15

projsc, opsn house At the Austin
school
Henry Hall. Eleanor Girls, and
Carrie Eaton children o. sam Wall
are in Albion % be with their faith
e. during his illness
Away from The city for almost
two years. Anna vsvai' Of Gary,
returned here for seberai weeks
Size Is the cousin Of Fl Hawkins.
Calvin BiFEs home on a Is day
leave seems 70 enjoy The home town
and says he might stay.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-15

asI' vssk 'GooD LisrENlNG"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-15
ALBION NEWS

yy ~. returned home after
'wo weeks ysit il Detroit Fri
dsf SIZE 1as accompanied ~ her
NO 80. who VIII spend several
days .u Aieon.
Jlage kllp Calhoun County Pro
ha's Judge rpoks sunday afternoon
- Be'hs Bapfis, church on "Ou'
prgf ems
The young foiks commurifs
cso-ls sang three selections Wed
asslay night AZ the wPA sevins
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-15

even temper r re advice advanc-
o. 20 voters io.sy hv judge John
Y Bfenuaa audGaie for re-
sisc'.o- as j-sge q. Recorders
Cur. ~ ne comparison ticket
Z. tas primaries next Monday.
whose rscors - competence and n
teE-:,v ss mem 5sr a The Recor-
&C.. + Bs-rh FIR re past - wears.
me-i.s Ire high esteem Il which
se IS ed by AZ With whom he has
cone y contact. ADV
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-15
Judge John Brennan
Holds Esteem Of All

The chief qualifications the
electorate Of our city shoule make
sure o. 81 candidate fo- Judge
are honesty. knowledge e. n izT
iudic.a. tenpermen, and ability e
apply the law fairly. justly s-a
humanity. with ra,.ence snd AZ
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-15

Parties given By The young 81,
srs s'arfinE o.t with a bang this
month. TIE Royal Blue club have
party o. the West Schoo. FRIDAY
nizht Bea Wilson entertained .,
her home Friday rlgh' Games and
darci-E we're enjoyed throuEhou.
TIE evening.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-15
Charleston News

VI and Mrs. Anthony Hlts,r -.
tsr,ained Mrs. 2. Z. Hogs,oa o..
Gary. IND; Mrs. c. T. Ro,ss Ma
cherTie Anderson and Ms 2 Hs,.
ris o. Charleston a, d.r-s- last
Friday evening.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-25
Building Permits
In City Increase

Building permits were issued
Thursday TO G. A. Lelley. 52i4 So.
L ST. for construction Of a 1900
residence at 521s l. st; Coombe,
Hume A. sills, contractors. for a
81. 900 residence at 70s No. Cedar
ST.; winkes Bros. for a SO. 900 resi-
dence at 212o No. Puget Sound
ave: Edward J. Morey. Camp Ia
homa. for 5000 residence at
6o1b So. Verde ST. and to Pierce
county for alterations 10 elevator
shafts at the court house at a cost
of 5000.
Permits issued Wednesday in
cluded: r. J. Lendosky. 3o10iz
Portland ave, for $500 apart
ment house at 3oo6 Portland ave.
George Ham. s23 So. Ferry. 1900
residence at 1920 So. 42nd. Harold
Wang, 1909 So. J ST. $3.50 resi-
dence Mt sol No. Stevens; Stella
Kellogg, 1io1 No. Lawrence. $4,000
residence at 3a4o No. 31st.: J. Sha-
piro. alteration of store front at
1901 Broadway. to cost $1,000;
Liberty Lumber Co. repair of fire
damage 10 building at 1920 SO. NJ
ST. 10 cost $1,000: William Hender-
son. $1,000 machine shop at 230l
Ruston way; Byron Presley. cot
tage and garage at 372e So. X
st, TO cost $1,000.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-25
Cereal Chemists
Opening Two-DaY
Meetings Friday

To attend their 18th annual
convention. cereal chemists O the
Northwest VIII meet Friday morn
ing IN Hotel Winthrop for a two
day session
Members Of Tire Pacific North
vest section Of the American A.
ISOLATION q Cereal Chemists dur
ing that time vii hear a series q
technical talks. demonstrations
election Of new officers and gen
ersl business Of the group.
Social aspects OF the eonclsvs
will include a luncheon Friday at
the Elks club. banquet that
evening IN the Hotsl Winthrop.
golf matches Saturday afternoon
and . tour Of local cereal indus
Try pants.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-25
To Attend Meeting
OF Buyers Assn.

A. NJ. Angovs. chief clerk Of the
city board Of contracts and
awards. Will attend q conference
OF the Pacific Northwest Public
Buyers association Friday In
Portland. Ore. Angove. who Is
vice president Of the association,
will be accompanied by b. X
Nichols. city purchasing agent.
Saturday in Portland they will
attend a conference Of purchasing
agents from Washington, Oregon
and British Columbia n. II.
Clark. purchasing agent for the
Wheeler-Osgood Sales corpora
ton, also will attend that meet
ing. Clark is newly elected presi-
dent of the Washington Purchas-
ing association.
Angovs and Clark said that
among matters TO be discussed at
the Friday conference will be
specifications for parking meters.
Bids will be opened soon for 200
meters 10 be installed on Tacoma
streets, Angove said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-25

Stock sales Thursday approxi-
mated <eo. 900 shares. compared 10
<7o.ooo Wednesday. Curb sales
were 5000 shares against 50. 900.
NEW YORK Railroad stocks
I'D the market higher Thursday
with volume increasing on the
recovery.
Aiding the railroads was high
q than anticipated rise IN car
lcadinEs. The improvement In the
general list was attributed mainly
70 technical factors.
Gains ranged to more than two
pointA Many leading stocks were
up q point or more.
Southern Pacific featured the
market IN volume and equaled its
high. Other active issues included
Santa Pc. Southern Railway pre-
ferred. New York Central and
Great Northern preferred. These
rose fractions. while Gulf, Mobile
q Ohio issues. made new highs.
Nickel Plate issues and Chesapeake
4 Ohio gained q point and more.
steels were better with Bsthe-
ham. the leader. up q point.
rxuRsDAiY,s ,auorAr,oNs
eouotaticns courtesy Dean wittsr 4
Co, Warrington Bldg. members
Nv York Stock ExchAnge)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-25
Costs Nearly Equal
Amount of His Fine

The costs were just about as
bad as the fine for Gordon A.
Brown. Route 7, Box ~, Lake
view, who WAS found guilty Of
negligent driving in Justice Clar-
enee Lsyton's court Wednesday.
Brown WAS fined SIS. Costs.
which included fees and mileage for
three witnesses from Orting.
two from Puyallup-smountsd TO
$3.50, making total of s2s.1o
which Brown must paw.
Brown. arrested by the state
patrol. had insisted he was inno-
cent and demanded a trial.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-25
Housing Project
To Be Discussed

Mayor Harry p. Cain will at
tend n luncheon at the University
Union club Friday In connection
with the federal housing authori-
tvs decision Thursday to earmark
81 100000 for development Of a
low-cost housing program In
Tacoma.
Mayor Cain will discuss the
matter with Harry Andrews.
chairman OF the Tacoma housing
authority; George Brown. director
Of the Pierce county welfare de-
partment, and q representative Of
the federal housing authority.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-25
Strawberries
Cheaper Here

Strawberries were lower Thurs
d.y. with 12-box crates quoted at
$40 and 24-box crates at $3.50.
representing a decrease Of 10 and
20 cents respectively.
New California potatoes also
were lower at s2.io per cwt. The
asparagus market was slightly
weaker at five and seven cents
per pound.
Shipments received here included
carrots. lettuce and oranges. All
were being sold at previously
quoted prices.
Listed quotations are wholesale.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-25
II 4 pY.
HAPPY
&;rthday

THURSDAY, APRIL ~
Frank Trave~s. S0es 30. Mon
roe 1T.
Mrs. Rose Midal, <2lf No.
16th 1t.
Alfred Carlson. ASH 9Th ave.
Oscar Forsberg. S4is No. ssh.
Eugene A d = ms, 1911 No.
Cedar 1T.
MrH. L,pciise CWstoey, foil M.
cath st
bevevSey kesdsen. RI 4 bon
POO.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-25
Rail Stocks Lead Market
List With Gains Recorded
Murkets ot q
Glunce

Stocks: Higher IN moderate
trading.
Bonds: Irregalsrly higher: U.
s. governments higher.
Curb Stocks: 1rreeulariy higher.
Cotton: Mixed.
Wheat: Up y TO ! cent
Corn: Up y to y cent.
Rubber: Firm.
silver: Unchanged in New York.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-25

RANK REPoRrS
rhur,day
ossssls -Clesrings IS. los. s12 80:
balances - 90; transactions
s1s. ros. coo. 90.
rors...s-cse.r1nxs 50. 4s4. SOL
o.; balances 81, lo7. SIS. %.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-25
Lost and Found

| OST - Lady's Bulovs wrist watch,
L downtown. Friday. Reward Route
No. 7, Box 500. Corner lo2nd and
Yakima.
/ OST-PRir OF horn trimmed glasses.
l. Reward. Proctor 2i74 or Broad
way 3l6i.
/ OST-Rimless glasses. brown case.
l. April Srd. near Sales road Re
turn Caswel Optical Co
/ osr-woman's wrist watch. marked
l. J V. c. Reward for return. MA
s555
1 Boston BULLDOG. answers 70
l. Happy" vicinity 18th and Mar
ket. Proctor s2s6
4 OST-Black hillfold. containing
l. currency and papers. lith. 18th
on Market. Reward 1917 SO. Gee.
I oST University Place blue Per-
L sian cst. Reward Main 1921
! Osr-GLASSEs advertised without
charxe Call Cssweil Optical 90
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-25


bureau. Department Of Commerce..
Washington forecast Fair
Thursday night and Friday. but
considerable fog and low clouds on
the coast and IN western valleys
Friday morning. LATHE change In
temperature. modern northwest
wind off the coast and gentle var
able wind over INLAND waters Of
the state.
Rainfall In Tacoma for tho "a
hours ending Of S a. n. Thursday.
none: since April l, 1853 inches, a
shortage OF rs inch; since Jan. l.
e.32 inches. shortage Of TAO
inches. Wind at 8 a. m. Thursday
north 2 m. p. h.: barometer at
30.22 and rising .02.
Sun rises at 5:o4 a. m. Friday
and sets at 7:12 p. m.
Tacomais weather on April "a.
1e40-Cloudy. no rain. maximum
temperature 50 degrees and mini
mum IS. Highest wind velocity
IL m. p. h. from the south.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-25
Honesty Always Psys

FINDERS OF lost articles adver-
used below, please take notice.
After you have returned the
articles 70 thu loser. 60 to The
Tacoma T1mes office, plp Mar
ket. where you viii be pre-
scented with two guest tickets TO
the Temple theater.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-25
Phoae Want "A. 10 NAH slsI
Flowers and Plants

PASsTES. carnations sne deiphin-
iurz. Tor r.. Nsrned Eladlaias ic.
A. kinds ANIMALS zoe dozsn Van
siyks So 4th ave y. " Plysllup
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-25
transportation

INDEPENDENT Dollar Line. q. p
fssos nv lov fare to Portland and
= A Croft Hotsl 1913 Pacific
MAZE eoei
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-25
Sit. Wanted, Male. Female

ODD JOBS oy the hour or Job. Or
apartment house management for
couple. references Telephone Ma
222f ansrfrnenr s
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-25
I. Y. CURB STOCKS

closins Prices Furnished by
Dan Matfcr A. CA.,arnan..
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-25

MIDDLE aged woman wants house
work. DAY or hour references
Phone PR S7si after 500 p m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-25
Instruction

DEFENSE ynrk has created thou
sands q immediate openings for
experienced Weldsrs Wages high
est r history We can train YOU IN
SHORT ITME 20 b completely
qualified for one o. fhs<s obs.
DON'T WAIT Only . limited num-
ner ran - taken a. fhk time.
Terms arranged % suit TOu.
MASTER INSTRUCTOR
PuGET SOUND WELDING SCHOOL
ia7i-27 A Street
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-25

Calculations courtesy Dean Wiftsr d
Co, Warrington Bldg. members
NV YORK Stock ExchAnge)
Hinh Low Gin
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-25
Situations Wanted, Female

MIDDLE-AGED dairy man wants
steady Job. iil5 Fidelity BIDS. See
Keener
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-25

EXPERIENCED GIRL desires steno-
graphic tipping position. References
Write WI. Tacoma Times.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-25

ONE new Daveno. ego. 3Io3 North
TIN. Proctor e4oe, between Q and
Il a m
Nogales international., 1941-09-19

BOB GRANTHAM
FRANK j. DUFFY
OSWALD YOUNGO
FRANK OHNESORGEN
III. M. CLAGETT
]. w. FAUBIAN
FRANK BEJARANO
PENN KAANTA
JOHN ELIAS
HENRY ARANA
EDDIE MOYLAN
GEORGE SPOHN
MANUEL ARTIAGA
EDMUNDO TORRES
ANDY TORRES
DON JENKINS
LES YOTT
]. C. TOVREA
ROBERT HOLLER
ROBERT JOHNSON
ALBERT SCHULTZ
FRANK MCDOWELL
LOUIS CENICEROS
r. r. RILEY
DON A. DAMN
ROBERT SERINO
GUS CABRERA
JOE ARVIZU
o. w. FIELD
A. M. RAMIREZ
JOSE LINEIRO
JOSE BONILLAS
JOSE MARTINEZ
HARRY CUSTER
ANITA SERINO
fIO AHUMADA
C. C. CHESHIRE
ROY V. CHESHIRE
MANUEL LOPEZ
CHESTER ROSE
PETE SALAMANCA
LUCIUS WOODHOUSE
JESUS SOTOMAYOR
LEE EDGE
MANUEL MONTEROS
f. T. FRAZIER
FEMME LOWE
RAY BERNAL
GUS FIGUEROA
Nogales international., 1941-09-19

FRANK VELASQUEZ
PAUL M. AREND
]. L. ALFRED
CARLOS GUTIERREZ
]. F. SHANNON
GUS ASHFORD
KELLY HARMON
HUDSON HARMON
SALVADOR CASTRO
ALICE MARTINEZ
OSCAR SOTO
MARY LUGISNAN
JAMES MANSON
ENRIQUE ENCISO
MANUEL ENCISO
FRANCISCO GARCIA
FRANCISCO CELAYA
FRANCISCO MENDOZA
MANUEL BONORAND
III. M. CAPIN
SAM CAPIN
JAKE CAPIN
p. NJ. CAPIN
II. G. CHERNIN
ZELLIE CAPIN
BEN CAPIN
ROBERT MARCUS
A. w. GRIMM
III. LINEIRO
ROBERT C. ARAIZA
G. HI. McNULTY
w. L. TURNER
ROY GARDNER
FRANK PHILLIPS
RALPH VALENCIA
JOAQUIN MORALES
JOE CORDOVA
FELIX COVEY
HAROLD FORMER
E. M. AYALA
WILLIAM GLASSON
MANUEL LOPEZ
JOE LOPEZ
F. HUERTA
PETE MALAS
FERN OWEN
ROSA KERSON
]. M. HEREDTA
ALFRED BARTLETT
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-07
Do You Remember Schlaqeter, Adolf?

Viego Hansteen and Rolf Wickstroem have by their
death at the hands OF the Naz oveords Norway wiped
out the blot Of Quisng The Morse labor leaders led
before Hitler firing squad charges of having saboaged
against the conquerors of their country than
balance IN their martyrdom the whose has be-
come synonym for treachery and shame.
Hansteen and Wickstroem, There are two more names
TO remember One should understand their crime"
and that Adolf Hitler Leo Schlageter his hero
Hanseen Wickstroem of 20 years ago But the shoe
WAS on the other foot then.
Leo Schlageter had been German artillery officer in
the World fellow veteran of Hitler. In 1929 five
years after that the French occupied the
Rhineland when Germany failed pay PREPARATIONS rail-
way line between Dusseldorf and Dusburg blown up,
and Schlageter caught in the act
Despite appeals to the French by the Reich
and by the Vatican Schageter executed May
26. 1928 Immediately he became hero of all the nation
ast elements In Germany and Of the political saints
of the early days Of the Naz party Many He'll has
Hitler himself given to his hero, Leo Schlageter.
Now it is almost 20 years later The position is
trely reversed Now it is Hitler whose legions trampe
the peoples of dozen conquered countries Now is Ger
man oppression that brave take their lives in their
hands to resist Now il is Hitler who admired the
and loyalty Of his comrade who giving the orders to
shoot down other Schlageters of other lands.
Hitler thought all the Schageters in Germany;
creasingy day after day week after week. month after
month, he is going to against the same qualities in
other peoples In Holland France, Belgium and Denmark
in Yugosavia and Greece and Czechosovaia and Poland
there other Hansteens and other Wickstroems.
Hitler shoot them, but he must understand them,
and each dies may Hitler start up in his bed and look
into the eyes of his old comrade, Schlageter.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-07
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