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The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-05
REGISTERED AS AGENTS

The company publishing his book is Flanders Hall of Scotch Plains. N. J., and anyone examining the records of the State Department will find that on April g, l94l, Flanders Hall registered as for eign agent, listing as it's officers Sigfrid Hauck, president; Mary Hauck, vice-president, and Adolf Hauck, secretary treasurer
 Listed as the parties for whoEl the above worked are George Syl- vester viereck, who in turn is registered with the State Depart
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-05
FRIENDSHIP A FACTOR

The bases of recruiting agents are friendship or at least acquaiE- tance with an individual who has
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Continued on Page Eight,
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tContinusd on Page Four,
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warns against spies.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-20
Calvin Heilig's
Will Probaied

Five Tacomans will receive =
share Of the late Calvin Heilig's
estate. according To the will which
was on file Thursday in the Port
land probate court
Heilig onetime prominen I
theater operator Of this city. died
MAY rs. A brother, Irving NJ.
Heilig Of Tacoma, has been named
executor.
Beneficiaries named in the will
include: Edward r. Heilig and
Irving NJ. Heilig of Tacoma,
brothers, Gloria Renton Of Homo
lulu. an adopted daughter. $1,000;
Raymond c. Force of Piedmont,
Cal, a friend, $4,000; Fred X.
Blackadar Of Tacoma. a friend,
$1,000. A sixth Of the remainder
will 90 10 Edward r. Heilig and
Irving NJ. Heilig of Tacoma,
brothers. Sara c. Heilig Of Port
land, a sister-in-law; Anne Trayer
and Mrs. Marie Walker Of Ia
coma. sisters. A twelfth will go
to Fred Heilig Of Los Angeles.
brother: George Heilig of Los
Angeles. a nephew: and to each
Of the two sons Of Sara c. Heilig.
Amount Of the estate Is being
estimated in Portland.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-20
BRITAIN DEAF TO
HESS EXPLANATION

Free French sources believed
that occupation Of Beirut and Da-
masous should BE- completed IN =
few days. possibly b. this week
end.
A new demand arose IN the Brit
ish parliament for q statement b.
the government on the strange at
fair Of Rudolf Hsss. A on past
occasions the government rejected
the demand.
The new Cerman-Turkish friend
ship pact was seen IN London a.
fitting neatly into the Man Scbsns
since. on the surface a. least u
appears 70 loosen Turkeys init.
mate relations with both Russia
and Britain.
In the face of tho situation
Moscow. outwsrdly a. least. SAs
calm
FOR the second time within three
days. Henry Shapiro. United Press
staff correspondent a. MoscoN
Sss permitted BY the string mt
Russian censorship 10 cable = dis
patch reporting that ell surface
aspects u Moscow are unruffls1
~ the bsrrsgs Of fumOTs fr0fn
aDroad
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-20
STATION Is HEMMEp IN ~ FIRES

The station was not on fire
when we srrived. but II might
just as well have been. II was in
the triangular corner Of three
f1res-a garage. paper warehouse
and a freight yard which made
three fiery beAcons and turned
hight into day.
There wss an ambulance AZ the
curb which we learned was now
available. A short 40 minutes be-
fore, two girls had decided to
double up in one ambulance be-
cause trying 10 drive around bomb
craters and rubble in this section
during q blitz 10 two-person
proposition. They had made one
trip to the hospital and were re-
turning for another load of In
jured when a bomb, the one you
never hear. struck the right front
fender. Not even the fender was
left, but the next day one of the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-20

OLYMPIA Hohert n. fssfiin.
director u labor and Industries,
announced Thursday nearly 90
former employees ~ ths hsnkfsipt
Pacific STATES f.nmber Co. ghs
made sssignmsats n The stats faF
collection u thslr wages, win -
paid al back wages dus thsHs
early IN July
Approximately t2o go siH -
Distributed ~ ne state IN this
final payment n viii b. ths s<s-
ond and final payment 90 th<
claims. which hsd tetsisa rnafs
than $50 coo
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-20
u. S. Birth
Rate Nears
NaZi Level

WASHINGTON An increase In
the American birth rate 10 a point
approaching the high rate In Ger
many was reported by the census
bureau.
There were 10000 more babies
born in the United States during
the first four months OF 1871 than
in the corresponding period last
year, the census bureau said. This
indicates a national birth rate for
1s41 OF about 1s.5 per 1000 Of
population-the highest since 1880.
The last reported birth rate for
Germany was 1873 per 1000 popu-
lation in 1887.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-20

b larea saatlnusd % until sln<
n - maFnlna. inca u al n<xea
- taper EFT and vita the asy shlft
scheduled - tsks ever. ws -
turned 70 ths ssstlm.
4 TRYING ORDEAL
ron AMBULANCE otnrs
shs as tired. a. eouFs< -
ess I kseFyoas vss MT 80.
tlax around IN the BIG living Foem
81 The haass which thls uait ussd
Fsf ~ ambulance ststica. yea
suuidn.t aslp mssvsi 81 ne -
thss~ Eifls wers doing.
FoF mast 81 them. u -. II
fret time h their live. thsY'd
really sea death In wholesale
quantities wllh no punches pulled.
ut thsy eefs standing the ordeal
though. lmmsdlstsly after . heavy
flas. sitting around llks thls.
niEht. they weFs inclined 10 - -
pieces fass . little
"Yon h~eems . little hsrisns<i
after ; vhlls~ sns said. 'hat that
- only when you're working
Later. Hks now. yoa know Yca 4
never get nssd 10 the sight %
violent death never, svsa v Tia
var lssss another Thousand ys.Fsi~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-20

That trip. and the others which
followed. ess . nightmare. The
Eirl VAS good. though. On the
trips when sss was at the wheel.
which was most of the time. me
aver got ratified. Not svsn when
ws would % gong slowly down an
open street and suddenly md the
street no longer open because high
explosives had cut . crater dead
center.
when that hsppensd. Ia eilme
out and try 10 find . way round.
or else an alley cutting into the
next block Usually. though. Il
meant turning the smbulsnes In
the middle of the road and heading
hack 10 the last ero.s street
We made tina, first trip 10 the
hospital all right and the fifissn
or more winch followed. Al $50
In the morning the downpour Of
bombs seemed greater. We we're
no longer clearing the air raid
shelter. because long ago the Job
had been taken care Of VITA the
help of half . dozen other ambu.
lances. No II was purely spot work
by this hour,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-20

JOHN UDOVICH

Funeral services for John lido
vich. 81. Of 3lO5 No. Ferdinand
st. who died Wednesday in = local
hospital. will be held Friday at
BIB a. m. from the Holy Cross
church. with the cortege leaving
the Cassidy a Allen mortusry al
s:55. Burial VIII be in Calvary
cemetery. Rosary Will be rscited
a. the mortusry Thursday Al
s p. m. By the Cardinal club and
friends Udouch. native of
Austria. had lived In Tacoma 81
years, coming here from West
Virginia. He had been employed
BY the Tacoma smsiter - years
Surviving are = son. Rudolph. and
= daughter. Aiss Mary. both Of
Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-20
STA. Delegates
Greeted BY Cain

MAYER Vary y 0fH TN>IF1I&x
sffIslsiIv sxfsna<d rseems's 81.
eesas - zppfeximsfsIY go maH<
80 - - ne&H1iesxtsn tfs-
t<fuitx II Ame<les oho sfe here
n ssaH<esiea ~ith = fnF<e-leF
fi<EFist snas>ntien. whlsn ee~c>1
II > n N <crmsnns hsIi. ~
isth snd < 80. ~ith tfH<mnny
leaxs Ne 80 - ncsf
FsIie~tn9 ~ ADDRESS. a westA
~ haxse Huntss ~ Ex~rs<t. -
tFlsf pr~.zdent. reopen6<1. 1pIe-
Kstss wset iats ws1ks<es see16nHa.
whssA wsFs ssnelua~l N tn~ efs<<-
mana = hssr n s1afsss ~ leAa
i1ndaszi<t - natss Mort. psi ~
pfsm~ pF<~s9<af q NJ ffst>fnEfy.
a saaFE<>besd q ssa . n.
siIl - fsiiew>d ~ . dance -
aFiii semp<tltiea.
1hs sa<t Ieaxs. e uhleh Ferry
kfeHisna = president. h<id . pre-
eaHvsnsiaH n sstiaE "Wednesday
niEht. turing WHEN - m<mn<rs
~sFs initiated n<iiinrham Irees
snd aFfii t~m. un<~v dsr~stion a.
President Nary nsi.Ha<F. s<fselsi-
-. 1ns slps~ms ss1x& wss r~pss-
s<ht@d " aaptsm& Deputy A
itisssfdsan n s~sttis
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-20
Ask Barbershops
To Close July 5

Jearnsymsa nsrbsrs iessi Ne
iss voted this week 10 request
al barbershop owners In rsooms
70 eioss ali day July .. giving ne
BARRIERS . thrss-day vacation over
ths Fourth a. July. u wss 81.
nounesd Thursday.
Lou DIV. sponsor % The psiitisn
to shop ownsrs and % ths fsselsi-
ton presented 10 the unloa. IN
diestsd Thursday virtually every
shop ln Tseoma viii comply.
Apart from sections ~ The city
Nhsrs sseh : eloslaE has been .
practice 80 signatures u shep
owners had been obtained On ths
original pstition.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-20

lConunued FROM rage Ohet
quarters but " seemed obvious
that the reich desires concessions
from the soviet Of such magnitude
as TO require exceedingly great
pressure and. apparently, 10 In
spire unusually stubborn resistance
by Moscow.
A possibly significant photo
graph WAS published In Der An
griff. the Berlin organ OF Mani
Propaganda Minister Paul Joseph
Goebbels Thursday.
n Wa n picture Of Ger
man soldier In steel helmet on
sentry duty. The caption said
ION Guard In East Prussia"
There was no comment.
The only active fighting was In
syria. The British. having called
off their offensive In the western
desert. turned full attention TO the
French in Syria and the tempo
Of the British attack was stepped
up.
Reports In Cairo and London
said that Kuneitra had been re-
captured from vichy forces and
that the French were surrounded
At AerdJayoun.
The British said they had cap
tured more strong points around
Damascus and there were indica-
tons a full-scals attack on that
city got under way Thursday
morning after expiration Of an ui-
simatum for peaceful surrender Of
the ancient metropolis.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-20

aFs. Msfxif starting. iro1 -.
AiHsWafih ss<. sn1 h<r sister.
NJ EIEn= AIdssfsf. r~eels<e eslfs
ard bruises ehen th<if sasomehsls
ssllla<a Il ssth a. sn1 South Ts-
soms wsy "Wednesday sfts<nesa
rita asehls< dFiv~a ~ MsFsnsIl
Hahn ~ szts - Pine a. go<h
w~Fs tskea 10 ths wa<nlnxtsa
Miner hospital FOG tFs&fmsaE
Hahn go nj hurt.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-20
fIses' wEIRD nEAury
FALLS On THIN

Md return from the hospital
- the smhulsncs stsiinn and wall
for = call fFom some air raid war
den whose crew % men had hiss
finished digging through 10 people
trapped beneath the timosrs u
their homs.
The ~alt was never long. how
ever. because The tslsphuns vas
always ringing Then u was cut
In The shrapnsi and eombs sEsin -
only ~ now there vas No thought
q danger because every move.
ment had lohg sEo become auto
matte.
Even the drive down the avenue
fisaksd - fire. and the streaming
water which flrsmsn centinusd 70
play upon each inferno. had loss
IL effect II assthly beauty.
Twice. after sso. when ws
passed such fires. We stopped end
went over 10 the present
mohlls oantssn for hot tee.
Along about nvs the German
planes stopped their bombsrdmsfi
and returned 10 their home bases
but the Job u transporting ths
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-20

. cruise on Puget Sound. weather
being favorable. and will prepare
for a busy Friday schedule in
which q morning lecture session
will be followed in the afternoon
BY the annual business meeting
and election OF state officers. and
IN the evening by a public health
council, where speakers are 10 in
clude State Treasurer Otto Case
and State Senator Paul Thomas.
Technical Program
Following guitar and song num-
bers by Dorothy and Berniee
Hoenig, the Thursday morning
technical program included lee
lures by DR.. David T. Evans Puy-
sllup, on basal metabolism; by
DR.. John DeBaun, Charleston,
Wash. on cancer research: and
by DR.. Robert Carroll, Seattle,
on radionics.
DR.. Myrtle e. Ely. wife Of the
state president, was hostess al
noon to the Ladies auxiliary at
the Ely home. 1909 No. Yakima
ave, where DR.. Helena Winters of
Kelso was guest speaker. A visit
10 Walter Suffers Chinese art
exhibit was the afternoon enter
tainment feature.
Talk on Proclology
DR.. d. II. Dale of Seattle Is
scheduled to give the Friday
morning lecture on proclology.
Luncheon for the doctors and
ladies will be jointly held at Hotel
Winthrop Friday noon with DR.
Winters as chairman. Entertain
ment will include vocal selections
by Myron Willard and Miss Maui
rine Wade, both accompanied by
Prof. Frank Nurding; and tap
numbers by Wanda ozensky,
Jourine Boredenke. Mary Eleanor
Donoehue, Mary J. Houett, Ella
May Gododelle, Rita Riddle. Jess
Curtis will be sccompanist.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-20
War in Europe
A Year Ago
June Is, 1910

French plsnlpotsntiAriss ! eft
Bordsaux 10 receive srmisties con.
ditlons Of Germany and Italy.
German bombsrs raidsd England
along . 4oo-miIs stretch of the
coast from the lower English
Channel To Scotland.
German troops pushed toward
nfest and saint Naxairs. Nancy
and Toui captured,
The United states formally
warned Germany and Italy 10 ga
oluds any territory Ia thu Western
hsmlsphsrs nov possessed By .
non American power from ths
spolls II war.
The Earl ~ Athions and his
vile. Princess Alice. arrived IN
Halifax
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-20
REPORTS OF FRICTION
AI.ARM JAPANESE

That Germany has actually
mustered = ma or portion Of her
militsy forces la snow Of
strength against the soyist seemed
10 Be Indicated BY the persistent
lail ln luftNaffs operations against
Britain.
The reports Of Russo German
friction ysrs crested with alarm
IN JApan 70 the extend that thsir
publication VAS held W for SONS
hours ~ tbs csns0rM. n Euasis
and Germany vent % wsr. Japan.
a. the Isolated far eastern repre-.
sentative u the axis would 10
confronted with the possibility u
facing Russia. tbs United States
Britain and China al0ns.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-20
Obituary N Offices
CLAYTON T. oFFUTT

Clay T. offutt, rs. Of 1915
So. st. died Wednesday at his
home. He was q retired car
cleaner for the Great Northern
railroad. offutt was a native of
Missouri and had resided in Ia
coma since 1917. Surviving are
his wife, Addie; one daughter.
Miss Genevievs Of Tacoma. one
son. Ward NJ OF Astoria. Ore
three brothers. w. G.. Offutt of
Kent, b. II. Offutt Of Wyoming
and A. L. Offutt Of St. Louis. Mo.
and one sister. Mrs. I'd Schuman
OF Oklahoma. Piper viii announce
the funeral.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-20
Death Chamber
For Murderess
Execution Set for
FrdoY n Prison

~ QUENTIN FHs7<'<- 49,
VARIES cl'Hten Duffy snre''rrss
fz*@zaz* H<as<<a&r - t*
IT, 1z*h*<&f AFtHesh - - -
xsax t<&a<<. wpN'd - *<rrn<~1
fFs@s<x : - - &'<nsr '
- se@a=<f - ennc'''e 49,
hFeuzHE tH< <E*t< - te'forH@ -
- 1857 = - nf~t i<xA -
sazAes = : ~e4@a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-20
MIDSUMMER FESTIVAL

Salvation Army corps No. 2,
1114 So. 18th st, Will present ia
annual midsummer festival pro-
gram Friday at s p. m. with Mrs.
J. seaberg in charge Of arrange
ments. Those taking part will be
dressed In Swedish costume Au-
seal portion Of the program Will
include numbers by the string band
and vocal selections.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-20
Parnell Recovering
From Indigestion

Rapid recovery 10 being shosn
b. Merchant Pstrolman ~. ~.
psrnsll ct ~ Jossph's hospital,
and u vas reported Thursday he
p'fil bs abls To return 10 bic hons,
I'll No Ains~orth ave. within
day or two.
Taken ~ Tuesday night. u vas
reported II first be had suffered
> heart attack Mrs Parnsii said
Thursday u vas only ss attack 81
Indigestion.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-20
Mrs. Macdonald
Dies in Hospital

Mrs. Lille Mae Macdonald. 3633
Fawcett ave, widow OF Hector
Macdonald. founder OF the Build
ers Lumber & Millwork Co, who
died May 81, 1871, died Thursday
IN local hospital.
She was the mother Of Lester
3. Macdonald, who took over his
fathers interests in both the Build
ers Lumber a. Millwork Co. and
the Macdonald Building Co. at
the senior Mscdonald's retirement
Mrs. Macdonald, a native of
Portland, Ore. had lived in Ia
coma so years. She was member
Of st. Pauls Methodist church.
Besides her son, Mrs Macdon-
aid leaves three grandchildren.
Donald. Dean and Muriel. all of
Tacoma.
Buckley-King will announce the
funeral
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-20
Dog Uses Phone;
Police Summoned

Police hurried TO home at 1920
Bell st. Wednesday night to in
vestigate a report that something
was amiss.
They relaxed. however. when
they found that the family dog
accidentally had knocked the re
ceiyer off the telephone hook.
alarming the telephone company
operator.
The occupants were al the
movies.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-20
DIVISIONS Oh NAH
TROOPS IN FINLAND

Shapiro Nas permitted to men.
ton foreign rumOrs o. German cs-
asnas on the soviet and even
ramors that German troops nave
already crossed the soviet from
ter.
A significant dispatch vas ear
red b the official DNB news
agency from H.isinh which sad
that Finland L. strengthening hsr
dsfsnsss and calling up reserves
for extraordinary exercises"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-20
EACH RUN WAS
A NIGHTMARE

Climbing in. We headed for
large public air raid shelter which
had been hit There were mors
than 90 injured stretched out along
the street, and as the wardsns
continued TO dig, they uncovered
more.
Some were already dead and
many. you knew, wouldn't last the
trip out between the shelter and
the hospital.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-20

the swing nf lis
ninth annual
m eetfn At
Hotel winthrop
DR.. Wilbur T
Ely Tacoma.
formally opened
the three day
session Thurs
day morning IN
his capacity as
state president
Members and
their ladies viii
devote Thurs
day evening to
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-20
THEY don't

L oan them
hlstoransjust
reporters. Vet
historians they
really are.
writing
hour by hour,
day by day
terrible history
Of the Rattle
of Britain. No
more stirring
chapters Of this
history-on-
newsprint are
10 he found
anywhere than
the dispatches IL
Paul Manning,
London
correspondent
for The
Tacoma Times.
The
accompanying
story-of a night
spent as an
ambulance man
during q heavy
blltz-raid In
L0ndog-ls typi-
cal Of Manning's
courageous
effort TO bring
home" 10 Ameri
can newspaper
readers n full
and true word
picture of life,
and death. In
blitz- torn
England.
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Tacoma Times Writer Rides
Ambulance Through BIit1
~ Paul MANNING
trsoesna rise. special oere.pssassp

O>DON-Peacook Alley At the Ritz-thats where We met
The girl ambulance driver in uniform. and this
her night off-so she wanted TO celebrate
But hour al the celebration lasted because 30
minutes after the air raid sounded evident that
this ordinary btz night The German bombers
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-20
To Spend SI2.2lSS00
On Repair Depots

Army authorities ~ Fcrt Lsvis
awaited detailed uord from ths
war department in Washington. y.
G. before they could explain fsll
slKnlfleanes 20 ina post u eonEsss.
slonsi authorization wednesday n
81 SCI 400 for rsKional motor
transport repair depot,
The nsN repair sst.up ~ Port
f.ewls ~iii be ons ~ nins " BE- a.
tabllshsd ~ strsisaie poin
throughout the Unlisd States.
Total expenditure authorized vas
tfz.zts.s0o.
II = estimated mat the ~ states
u ths unioa spent tts9 VIf.t00 81
highways during 1870
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-20
KIDNEY TROUBLE
Stop Getting Up Nights

To harmlessly flush poisons and
acid from kidneys and relieve irrita-
lions of bladder 30 that you can stop
getting up nights" get 81 cent pack
age Of Gold Medal Harlem oil Cap
sules and take as directed. Other
symptoms OF kidney and bladder
weaknesses may be scaut. burning or
snnarting passage - backsehs - leg
cramps puffy eyes. Get original
GOLD MEDAL Haariem Oil Capsules
Money back IL IL fails adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-20
II SAW DEATH
In Wholesale Quantities"

coming in and by their sound knew the planes
the big four-engne jobs
They coming great they reached the
Of and they would dive long roaring sidss
seemed they skimning rcoftopsthough seta
thousand feet
bombs hotel stopping The
always through big dining left
telephone ambulance which
London raid station stands he
military the several thou
sand grubby always objectves
STATION I HEMMED IN n FIRES
lLHEN station being
W with eausaity calls wanted driving
ambulance really during blts when
life then
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-20

George Clifford Hsy-sstarday.
$50 p. m. from the Cassidy \
Alien chapel. burial Calvary Gene
terry.
Alexander Friedrich Seymour
Saturday 10 a. m. from the Sacred
Heart church IN Morton. Rev. Fr.
Edmond l. Barry officiating.
burial Mineral cemetery, under
direction o. Aellinger.
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wheels was found IN the middle 81
the next block
80 that Was the ambulance that
MAS available, tho one this second
girl had left parked by the curb
And this right the young little
captain. Madame o. c. she IL called
by her subordinates, did not object
TO = man not in uniform help
ing out.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-20
CARD PARTY FRIDAY

a card party Of the Jolly club
viii b he'd Friday evening - the
home 81 Mr.. and Mrs. Fred s
Lambert, 1907 So. 9th st
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-20
Naturopaihs
Gather Here
Stote Convention
Will Lost 3 Days

Lectures and entertainment wsre
eiooreetly mixed in proper eonven-
tion proportions Thursday as the
Washington State Association %
NsturopAthlc Physician. rnt INTO
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-20
Mrs ia HorM

Mrs.. Ida AcCum. 80. q Bandon.
Ore died Thursday in a local
hospital. Cassidy = Allen vii
announce the funeral.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-20

II you're not using II. sell ii with
Fast-Action Times Want Ad.
Phone Main 3151.
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WAKE UP YOUR
LIVER BILE
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into your bossis essry cay. II thia BE .
not aoWing freely, y01r food nay noa a.
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aapatsc. Yea feel soer, spnk and The MsrAd
seoks PUNK.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-20

Tho widest variation has been
evident In rumorr a. 10 what Ger
many actually wants from Rns.
STA. However. both Anksra and
Stockholm reports now suggest
that the Man demands we're ae-
eompanlsd by q tims.linit for ao-
eepianos. indicating q virtual uiti.
matnm had been served
There remained. however. ths
apparent possibility that after
carrying the nerve war 10 ths
brink Of hostiiiti.s Germany would
accept some lesser concessions,
which would avert any war for
the present but provide tho open.
Ing wedge for obtaining the full
concessions At q later dais
such q tschniqus has frequent
~ been employed by the MANS
against other countries