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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-06

Marvin Carter, College OF Puget
Sound alumnus. left Tuesday for
Honolulu where he will teach his
tory and economics in the Iolani
School for Boys. His contract IN
for two years.
Ruby Nicholas, who types Mayor
Harry p. Gains many letters.
started on her vacation this week
Walter Pray is now managing
the states liquor store on A st.
He succeeds Kenneth Mccarthy,
who has been named manager OF
the new liquor store at 25th and
Ea. d SITS.
Lee =. Young Is recovering after
recent operation performed al
Tacoma General hospital
MIR. and Mrs. Alfred Boudreau
pat Heitmanl OF the Florence
Continued on Page ?, Column -
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EM2E 4
IH|g|llgIiI|IlS

SAN FRANCISCO - Attorney
billiard Goldstein said Tuesday
Elizabeth Berry of Olym p a,
Wash, has filed suit for divorce
from DR.. Kent w. Berry. physician
sentenced to Walla Walla prison
in connection with the 1888 abduc-
ton of Irving Baker.
SAN FRANCisCc -AU. s.
coast guard amphibian plane, car
rying three men was reported
missing Tuesday In the vicinity of
the FaralIone island, 20 miles west
of San Francisco.
WASHINGTON - The office OF
price administration and civilian
supply announced Tuesday that an
agreement has been reached with
salmon Gamers to make available
a total of 100000 cases Of sal
mon, approximately 20 per cent OF
the current seasons pack, for the
army, navy and Britain.
NEW YORk-The Portuguese
government, II was disclosed Tues
day. has ordered that no one mol
a citizen of Portugal may trave
directly from the United States Il
any OF the nine islands of the
Azores group.
TOKYO - The Domei Japanese
news agency reported tonight that
Japan has demanded apologies ano
guarantees from Ecuador for al
legged anti-Japanese acts.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-06
Jury Probe Of SpeakeasY
Deaths Ordered by Coroner

statement followed others made by
state and local officials blaming
the illegal sale of liquor for the
deaths.
Edward l. Wager, 28-year-
old gunman who touched off
the shooting, said he had been
doing a lot Of drinking" be
fore he held up the club and
rifled the cash register behind
the bar Of S2I3.
wager was in critical condition
Tuesday from wounds suffered In
the fight, as were Patrolman Leon
Brown and a patron Of the club
Carl Johnson. Killed were Monte
F. Brown. executive publisher Of
the Daily Journal Of Commerce
John Under. IS a logger, snc
Gust Golmatis. so. bartender.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-06

SEATTLE Coroner Otto
Mittelstadt said Tuesday ne
would call an inquest with a
"blue ribbon" jury to investi-
gate a shooting at a 2nd ave.
basement night club early
Sunday which killed three
men and wounded seven 9TH
ers.
Mittelstadt said he would Try 10
fix the responsb ility for allowing
"speakeasies' TO operate. His
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-06
Expect Tax Bill
Will Be Altered

WAsHfs GTON Chairman
Walter y George. y. Ca - ths
senate flnanes sffafnittss. pfss
dletad Tuesday that ira tar siii
all b. restored 70 ia original
IS $40 600 900 goal through sp-
prevail u lower exemptions ard
higher rates on individual ineoFnss
The h1slse passed tbe hsil Mon.
day after reducing ia total 10
u. zos. zl0. 600 by eliminating tina
controversial pant husband ard
zlfs Moons return provision pro-
posed ~ tina says snd means
COMMITTEES.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-06
Nazis Take
Rail Center!

BERLIN The high com
mand reported Tuesday the
capture Of Tapa. North Els
tonian railroad center. virtual
~ isolating the Soviet defend
ers of rallinn. II also said
that German troops are chisel-
ing out new pocket area
81 miles southeast Of Smol-
ensk.
However. the official commiis
niqus admitted heavy Russian at
taoka we're in progress IN the
ukraihs where Soviet armies we're
fighting To break through an en-.
eirclement despite what were d.
sorib~d here AZ heavy losses.
Capture Of Tapa had the ap-
pearsnes 81 q major Nam success
on the Baltic front Russian
forces have been resisting strong
~ In northern Estonia. With Tapa
In German hands. however. tho
main communications links hs'
tween Taliinn and ths Russian
frontier we're cut TApa - 20 miles
east II Taliinn and 10 miles Nss,
Of the Russo EatoniAn frontier.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-06
Sperry Flour
Plant Closes

Apsuy Flour company's T.sonns
plant ~as snat dssn II II 1eioeh
Tuesday morning IN what snina
officials branded ss . lockout. "
Ted Hopkins. district vice pfsss-
dent ~ ths Flour. Fssa q Cereal
WORKERS unlen and business assnt
~ ths Taeoma local. No fsihT.
sald ~ofk had continued a. usual
until tnis morning ~hss guam
ilty ~ saeks ffnm tbs stfuch
Crown mill ~ Portland wsfs dis-
eossfsd In the Tacoma riant.
Our men aontsaasd the cfn~n
sacks wsfs not" Hopkins as
serted. and ~ course they refused
10 handle lhsm. With that ths
company ordered tins whoi~ plant
shut down
Hopkins sald the Tacoma Union
aiming others hss dsfeass fund
out ~ which hsip normally would
70 10 ths striking employees u the
fcontinnsa on Page Z. Column -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-06
ONLY IMPORTANT MATTER
WOULD KEEP HIM AWAY

Only matter Of the highest
import. IL was apparent. would
prevent Churchill from being pres
ent in the house for full-dress
debate of the conduct Of the var.
Attlee said that Churchill had
asked him to make a statement to
the house in place Of the prime
minister.
Authoritative sources said
Churehilfs absence was due 10
''preoceupation with urgent
matters connected with the
war"
The Daily Mail report was at
tributed to official circles and
said a very high parsonage, posi-
bly, Churchill or Lord Beaverbrook,
would make the trip to the United
States.
The object Of the trip would
be to discuss AngIo-American
collaboration. IL was said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-06
Price OF Food
Continues Up

wAsHIsGToS - Retail foo d
prices increased IS per cent more
during the last two weeks Of July,
ana now are almost 10 per cent
abov. August. 1893. ths bureau Of
labor statistics said Tuesday.
Increases included; PORK chops,
81 per cent. chuck roast. 81. ossf
STEAK 20. salmon, Is. and milk.
II per cent.
Prices IN Cleveland rose 81 per
cent. Boston. 81: Philadelphia. 70.
Denver. as. Pittsburgh. ~. Chi
eazo. 20. Savannah. Ca, Ia. 81
Louis. -: Detroit. / per cent. and
Seattle, ax-tsntns Of one per cent
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-06
Members
Ordered 10
Cast Ballots
Action Token When
Brotherhood Scules
Are Rejected

CHIC AG O-The IA nom
operating railroad unions to-
day ordered a strike vote
taken among $4,000 en-
ployes of the nations major
railroads.
The five operating unions
did not take action immedi-
ately on strike vote. The
action of the incorporating
brotherhoodS was taken after
direct negotiations with man
agements had collapsed with
refusal of the roads to grant
demands for pay increases.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-06
To Quiz Police
In Probing Case
|0f Van Wagner

Members ~ the police depart
ment will be Questioned wednss-
day by Pierce County Prosecution
Thor roilefson In regard In Tho
cas-. ~ John u. Van Wagner. :
eonfldsnos man vith . national
reputation.
Tbs prosecutor said he would
ask affiaasits frum all msmhern
Of the city police force. shs we're
In any Nay involved In The Van
Wagner case.
Van Wagner. although hno~n
10 be wanted IN three other ssafss.
sa. allowed Ia isavs ihs county
jail July "a upon puttlnT up =
81 600 Dond which had been set
~ his arfaignmsBi on local
ehsrgs ~ attempted grand isrcsny.
city psiies arrested Wan
Wagner. A warrant ~ sstsss
diiisa from Massachusetts
siipul.iing ss0. seS band. ask
ls. tina. Van Wagner he ssid.
sas In psIies hands fss ~ least
thr.s seeks bsfors sss wsa.
ssr's "..eape."
Toilsfson wac in Olympia Tues
day oonfsuing with yariass stats
officials about tina case. f'hs pros.
seslor already has applied fof
state and FEDERAL AID. State su'
tBauiiss have refused 70 lntsryshs
pending rsqssSs - The governor II
Massachusetts Toiisfaon wrote .
isttsr Saturday 10 ths hassa.
ehusstts governor. requesting tba'
D.. sss fhs stats II washington 70
Investigate.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-06
GUERILLA TACTICS
STEM >AII ATTACks

Guerrilla tactics were said 10
have aided Russian forces IN stsm.
ming new German attacks toward
the Ukraine where Budcnny II In
charge of defense Russian partisan
fighters are said now 10 he opsrat-
ng a. deep as 200 miles In the
German rear.
vThoss ~ you capable 81 hear
Continued on Page 4. Column ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-06
u. S. Navy Aide
Visits Bremerton

James v. fofrsstal. assistant
secretary Of ths navy. Tuesday Vas
Inspecting ths Puget sound navy
yard al Brsmsrton As part 81 has
tour Of Pacific naval asfensss-
Forreatal, accompanied ~ an
aide. c0mndr. J. y. cingrien. ar
rived al Seattle Monday nigni
from San Franeiseo in a naval
plane. n WAS understood he also
would confer with off,eisls OF me
18TH naval district
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-06

Nal Cen. John y. Lucas, re-
Gently made commander ~ tins
N division at Fort Lewis. arrived
at IN. post Monday afternoon 10
assume hls Hsv duties
lila arrival was marked by hls
appointment by President Hoos.s
welt TO the rank ~ temporary
ma lor general, one ~ number n
promotions Monday ~ hish.fanh-
ing officers throughout the
country
Gen. Lucas succeeds MAJ. Gen
Charles y Thompson. ~ho recently
CONTINUED on Page 2. Column ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-06
Hint British
Minister Will
Come TO U.S..

LOND0N-Maj. Clement
Attlee told the house of com
mons Tuesday that Prime
Minister Winston Churchill
will not find il convenient
10 attend the forthcoming de-
bate on progress of the war.
The statement may Indicate
that Churchill will pas flying
visit TO the United states.)
The statement by Attlee. member
OF Churchills war cabinet and the
prime minister's deputy In the
house. followed closely a statement
by the London Daily Mail that "a
very high parsonage" Is preparing
to fly to the United States TO see
President Roosevelt.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-06
La Crande Woman
Robbed by Thug

Masking his face Nith . rel
banaaana handkerchief. q s~fnots
zzs- pound bandit staEsd = haidnp
in a faGfsasls home Monday nixns
and nstisd - far ne effefts
Ths thug entered ina hosas ~
Dsss nss. Tacoma city hshs sns-
ploys. about s;is p. m. bfsndish-
lnx a gun ard demanding all ths
money in ma hosass frnm Mrs.
nsa. Nho uns sions. Mrs. Hss
gave ths bandit y.
Deputy shsFsffs Frank MeI~An
ard Jes Karpzeh Investigated. hut
could ind 40 trace ~ ne man
Ia Mountain road tsvsrns. Nfs.
re. ssld ne Dofs . gray stocking
cap.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-06
NO SPECIFIC LOCATION
OF POCKET AREA GIsIs

IN. high command DID not give
the specific location 81 ths poesst
area on the central front. except
10 say that u IL about "a miles
southeast u smolsnsk. The com.
munlqls sAid that German forces
are extending their brsak.throaish
IN that srsa. sneifelinE more
troops and destroying others.
Heavy fighting In thsAins
was admitted hat " sss said
al SOVIET effort. Ia break stt
Of sseirciins Man hnss had
failed.
me official news sEsnrT bsb
reported that 5000 pnsonsrs have
been taken IN tbs new uAfains
snelrcismsnt mansuysr. One Ger
man division reported a count ~
1850 Russian troops allied Ia IA
operations.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-06

TOKYO Japanese troops
have occupied a French lndo-
Chinese town near the Thai
land border, Domei news
agency dispatc h disclosed
Tuesday, after establishing
bases in the interior of south
western Indo-China.
The Domei dispatch did not
name the town. but Indicated
II was In Cambodia, the south
western province (which Is
nearest to British MalayaD
Newspapers invited Thailand &c
follow Indo- China's example anc
accept Joint defense" with Japan
Chief Government Spokesman Kof
Ishii. asked regarding Jspans in
tentions toward Thailand, would
say only that for the present Japan
was considering only Joint de-
Tense" with Indo-China. Negotia-
lions with Thailand. Ishii said. are
confined to the economic field at
the moment.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-06
Inventory OF Fire
Equipment Started

OLYMPIA - Fire officials Of
Washington are making an inven-
tory q the amount Of fire equip
nnent on hand as = national defense
precautIon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-06
One Killed, Two Hurt

BELLIsGBAd Wayne Win
ssuer. 10. u Bslilnsham. Nas
KILLED and two other psrsons were
injured When tao automobiles
eolided near mere last night.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-06
Senate Turns
Down Taft
Drafiee Bill
Plan 10 Limit
Service 10 Is
Months Rejected


WASHINGTON - The s>esss
tuesday approved se>~srssssey
the fsrsl sssm - . nm s.sn~vss-
lss a~s~vm~st fv~u ~ssssssy
.~Fxse~ ~ ns<a VITA nr~ - -
slider. a.a s<rs n IN th~ White
fscas>I
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-06
In Major Leagues
TODAY
AMERICAN LEAGUE

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Philadelphia 80 200 00O-5 8
Boston 500 Dol eoS-s Is o
Knott. /. Harms 80 and Hayes
n. Wagner. Dobson. Wagner 80
end Pytlsk.
Chicago Al ~. Louis. night
Detroit AZ Cleveland. night
New York. 900 IO2 O0O-s .
Washington $40 900 cor 3
Russo. Murphy 81 and D4esey
Csrrasquel and Evans.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-06
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Boston 49,. 0ls 900 COLO ID
philadelphia 400 Z0s 00o- 3 Ia

Boston .... OI3 VVo vSo-i~ 10
philadelphia 400 Zos ooe- 3 Ia l
Erickson. Javery ~, Lamar
anna ~, 4 johnson %. Farley
% and Mas Berries. PodgaJny,
Berries 80, Hughes ID. Pearson
80 and Warren. Livingston
Pittsburgh 900 500 s0O-7 n 2
Cincinnati. O0l O0i 0oo-5 Is 0
Butcher. Klinger 81 and Lopez
Turner. Beggs - Pearson ~
and West.
1T. Louis 900 O01 1909 2
Chicago. 900 O42 00x-s 2
Lanisr. Krist 81. shOun 80,
Gumbert % and ". Cooper Oh
sen and Mccullough.
(Oniy games scheduled-J
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-06
CLUB WAS FREQUENTLY
RAIDED BY STATE

The club had been frequently
raided by state liquor agents. and
Luther z. Gregory. chairman Of
the state liquor control board.
Monday criticized city and county
officials for not keeping IT closed.
King county Prosecutor b. Gray
Warner replied today with indigna-
ton.
Why didn't he come to see
me before now instead of wait
Ing until this happened, and
then try 10 shift the responsi-
bility onto my shOulders:
Warner asked. Il went TO see
Gregory some time ago about
keeping minors out of beer
parlOrs and he didn't seem to
be the least bit interested In
eur local problems then"
Gov. Arthur B. Lsnghe mean
while. said he would inquire lntf
the state liquor boards relation
to the operation Of the club where
the shooting occurred.
II vas officially estimated here
that 800 illegal retail liquoi
esta ollshments are currsntl ,
operating IN Seattle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-06
sAsx TRANSACTIONS


To start reading The Tacoma
Times new navel, Murder IN
Convoy" BY A. w. Cbrisns
Canadian nswspApermsa VINO
accompanied conway 70
England to gather material for
tnls story. Chapter two begins
today On page s. The novel y
packed with action. suspense
and tragedy on the high seas.
start reading IL now and follow
this thriil-pseksd story through
10 ia smash climax.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-06
Japanese
Move Near
BULLETIN

SHANGHAI-Trayelers srriv-
ing from Tokyo said Tuesday
that Jspan's internal position
especially economically, was
serious.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-06
The War
In Brief
BY UNITED PRESS

LONDON ~ Russian reported
mAA-ng 500. 600 troops for often
ave on Finnish front. reported
Churchill or BssverbroOk may ny
10 United states. dsstroyers raid
Alghsro and Porto Condo. sar-
dina.
BERLIS-High command claims
capture Of Tspa. E~tonia. and
Isolation Of TAiIinn; reports new
break through 81 miles southeast
Of snaolensk: admits heavy SOVIET
eounisrattssks In Ukraine; DSB
SAYS RAJ io.t } .eo7 plane. In first
seven months of ls4i-
MOSCOW Germans drive to-
ward main BosoONLsnlnRrad raj.
way near kboim. Russians 70.
ported holding firm on Moscow
front and on klsv front around
kofosten and Bsiaya Tssrkoy
Luftxaffs raias AoHc0s 18th time
In IS days.
TokYO-Jspans.e troops a.
cups town In Cafni,OdiA near Thai
border. newspapers invite Thai
land 10 folios IBdo hinas en-
ample ThaiisBd recognized Man.
ehak8s. - gasoline railways "a
suspend service Aug. 10.
ROME High command reportA
violent British attack On AIS %
sitions Outsld. ToOruk. claims
Italian submsriBs sinks II 800 tDh
BritAsn tanker.
kICHY--Ann0uB1s oomylsti0n
Of new dsIssses along freBef
AfnoAn coast 10 quiet Jnltse
stats. Pzns press dsnounes<
LeAby for interfering In lntsrn@
French affair.
SHANGHAI - standard o.
tanker detained Dy JaDsness.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-06
WASHINGTON - The -sn.

WASHINGTON - The am
ate Tuesday rejected q pro-
posaI by Sen. Robert A. Taft.
r.. ohlo. that army service n
seleeteea he limited to . total
Of ~ months.
Tn. ssse -. 70 .. ~ ssss~ss
tho TAN rser..sl
rhs setlas provided . s@~t ~
sentiment "a ths saminlstf&tien's
military ssfvtes extension lefIsis-
lion ard fofsea.t approval n ne
pending plan IN stretch cut TIVE 80
lsesse.f u. meath service 70 total
~ a. years
rsu's pssrs~~x ssss~sssate.
4. addition 3. Inviting s>,~~tees
IA a p~sius.rs NJ ~ wsseths'
.~rsise. w.aia hsse psossaeA
thai shs army h~sss F~rssstsG
them Nth rev ssiss~ss ~
Aprsi, isss. 81 shs rate NJ sssss
so.ooe . usershs
Tho ohio senator sIso pfupcssd
a ,,sa. year limit on ihs SERVES ~
na,ianal suaras,nsn and rsssfstsss.
vim also we're called originally foo
one ysst.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-06

Another psovssion Using the
slss 81 tho regular voinBtsss army
at 400 COO .w.ala have had The
effect nf limiting ths siss # the
army Ia 1000 600 mon y nav
numbers NOR. than .boo. Do0
The house. ms~sstsFsss. 49,
proved . ss~fssewss S~psst -
. nm aesesssss fs.ss nufissssy
service AZ m~s wes -
v~s<s~a ti1es Sssh hasshday -
ssiv
the mssssrs. an amendment 70
the ssieetiys services act. siss sss-
thorixss tina resignation ~ msn
already iniustsd VIVA n~ssms -
iconiini,sd "a Page .. Column ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-06
Heavy Bombing Planes
Near Thdiland Front
PNOM PENN, French In d o.

PNoM PENN, French In d o.
China - Many heavy Japa nese
bombing planes arrived Tuesday In
this southwestern Indo-China city,
adjacent to the Thailand frontier
region.
Travellers from Thai reported
heavy Thsiland infantry and artil-
lery concentrations along the lndo-
China border and many excited
rumors circulated regarding pos
sible developments.
Japanese artillery and hight
armored units which arrived here
last weekend left yesterday for
an undisclosed destination.
SAIGON. French Indo-Chins-A
member of the japanese military
mission here said Tuesday that re-
ports that British naval squad
ron. possibly headed by the battle
ship Wsrspite, was cruising in the
Gulf of Siam were very likely.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-06

SHANGHAI standard Oh
tanker detained b. Japanese.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-06

ROME High command reports
violent British attack On AIS 20
sltlons outs.d. ToDrgk: claims
Italian SubmsriDs sinks II sO0-tlsn
BfitAsn tanker.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-06
NTHS army TRAINING LOOMS!


Pair i.slkkt and Thursday. rrs~
p~sstar~-i nsh. Is law. - sa'
r,.s.. slas. -~t.. Ina
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-14

Hssse. Va A., Anhssa. CO @,
r e. Hssinn 1uu1osa, 1arSy Ca. 80
\. csie 2. ,. c. nsr seAa c.:
pernssts. yraaw uol CIuA ysas@
cnsniei :cs, nss:shy oisd.es6.
Maurics J. .orn6y. Uiaabeth Hsnna. Wm.
=. Rasnsta. vfaneis y. mise Huhss.
Stanley xssesswsk1 unsyy y. Kipp -
jams = osimsa. Alael kDudstTup. r.
asst kellm3Usa. y. r. Maesrtnsy.
csn,sl llss1sces. fSsr' hallla, Raae,1a
AainAa, John \. nsnay. Harry orms-
rod. and Hensy n. re10w. Dtsappsarso
o. laiAsiAe psrssas., Re. Si.eea
A. . ssagion - he prebate Court for
the saiA County - Mscomb held u
the Yrebats Court foom IN the City Of
Aounty Clemsns On the 18th day Of
March. a. .. iSl1.
Present.: Hon. Joseph v. rrombiy,
Judge Of Probate.
Clifford a John. Admintstrstor Of Sid
estate having rendered 70 this Court
hts final account. and filed herewith .
petition praying that the residue Of said
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-14

OAAHAsTwo year old Bob
by Jameson disrupted the entire
Omaha police station while Of
ficers tried 70 find out where he
lived. Among other things,
blue-eyed Bobby:
Pulled record books from
shelves, slammed the safe door,
got into Z cigar case, summon
ed Z private detective agency,
the radio operator and the coun-
ty sheriff by twisting some 1T
tie handles he found on the
wall.
When Sgt. Frank Mohatt
couldn't stand 1t any longer.
Bobby made friends with the
telephone operator, who gave
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-14

him IN apple. In Response, Bob
BY pulled al the plugs out Of
the switchboard.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-14
legal Notices
NOTICE OF MISSING PRISONS
STATE or MICHIGAN
> IN ru8 PROBATE COu1 R0R TEE

m THE MATTER OF THE ESTATES OF;
Hmlse Q. Weller. John or Hsnristts
Wsimah. Elmer Welke. Robert L. Whit
usy hy Clark Whitney. Robert Wilmsth.
George Wtnkelman by Pauline Wihksl-
maA. Julius or Minnea winkelman. llrs,
Arthur &orn. George Flsischhut hetFs.
fraser School Sub Water Wka Inc. RICH
ard p. Orme. John =. c. Prtehs Estate.
Leroy n RAIDER. Major John y. Roehl.
Kitty ROGER. Herman Schultz. EAwsrd y.
Evening star., 1941-03-16
Prussia to Be Topic
Of Discussion Gorup

A discussion of the role which
Prussia has played in European
affairs will be held at the Library
of Congress on April 2 at pm.
under auspices of the Library of
Congress discussion group.
Scheduled to participate are DR..
John K. Ryan of Catholic Univer-
sity, DR.. Egon Ranshofer- -Wertheim-
er. formerly of the League of Ma
tions secretariat, Geneva; DR.. Leon
Dostert, Georgetown University; DR..
Richard H. Heindel, fellow of the Lii
brary Of Congress, and DR.. Eugene
N. Anderson, American University.
Evening star., 1941-03-16
Norwegian Ship Expected
To Be Relocated Soon
By the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
OCEAN CITY, Md, March 15.-A
40-foot stretch of sandbar is keeping
the armed Norwegian freighter Olaf
Bergh imprisoned near here, but
salvage workers-aided by high
spring tides-said they hope to send
the 411-foot ship to sea "in a few
days"
Tugs and cables attached to sea
anchors pulled the vessel 80 feet
seaward yesterday when a high tide
rolled into shore.
The Norseman, flying the British
flag, lies at an angle toward shore
caught fast on a sandbar since she
drove aground during darkness a
week ago yesterday.
Seventeen men of the crew of %,
taken ashore by breeches buoy last
Saturday, are lodged in a boarding
house here, but they said it was