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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-11
Collegiate News Of Interest Here

Edwin Pyle. Jr., and Hugh M. Pyle, sons of Dr. and Mrs. Edwin Pyle of 95 North Main Street, Middlebury, will be graduated from Phillips Academy, Andover, Mass, today. Edwin will enter Massa- chusetts Institute of Technology, and Hugh expects to enter Har- ward.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-11

late Rev. ana MrS, fCluBWAy cs Shinn, 39 Ferr Circle, received his arts from Dickinson College .Monday's commence ment exercises.
 The annual commencement ex- ercises of the New Haven Y. M. 0. A. Junior College will be held June 19 in Sprague Memorial Hall when 4l students will receive de- grees of Associate in Science.
 The commencement speaker will be Frederick Osborn, chairman of President Roosevelt's advisory com mitte on selective service and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-11

Joseph D. Shea, 10 Colonial Avenue, will be presented with his A. B. degree at the Boston Col lege commencement exercises to- day.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-11

Miss Marguerite Burns, daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. Wayne Burns, 145 Sylvan avenue, recently re- ceived her diploma from the Mc- Lane Art School. Miss Burns was awarded high honors in interior decorating, and is at present em- ployed by the interior decorating department of B. Altman & O., New York.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-11

Benjamin J. shinn, son of the
La gaceta., 1941-09-04
Envidiosa de 81 Ifisma

Virginia Oldoini, condesa de
Castiglione, fue famoso por su
extraordinaria belleza Y por ell
brillante papel que tuvo en- las
cortes de Europa. Sus ocurren-
cias y excentricidades eran CO.
mentadSsimas, desde la de re-
cibir a sus visitas r~ecostada in
dolentemente en- un atald en-
una sala decOrsda con colgadu-
ras negras e iluminaia con ha-
chones de Ielatorio, hasta la de
enfermarse ex profeso con OBJ
jeto de que lie dijeran que la fie
bre acrecentaba la hermosura
de sus facciones.
Profunda admiradora de Go
va, encarg6 al pintor Baudry
que lie hiciese un retrato en- id6n
tica actitud que ell de la celebre
Maja.
Baudry Sc superb a 81 mismo
La gaceta., 1941-09-04
Los L5deres AnanciGn COntGT
CON los VOtOs SHficienteS

Washington, Sep. 4.-Ante
las divididas opiniones en- la re-
laci6n con la proposition de OBJ
tener nuevas cantidades de d.
nero en- impuestos de los CRU
pos de bajos ingresos, lidereS
del Senado annciaron hoy que
ell Presidente Roosevelt Sc en-
contraba S6lidamente en- apoyo
de su esfuerzo para reducir las
excepciones en- ell pago del Gin
come tax, de $4,000 a $500
para los casados, y de $500 a
$3.50 para dos solteros.
En- conferencias informales
con sus colegas los lideres de la
Camara Alta aseguraron que ell
Presidente estaba muy intere-
sado en- la aprobacion de excep-
clones bajas, va que dice que los
Americanos todos estan ansio-
SOS de contribuir proportional
mente a llevar la carga de los
impuestos.
La gaceta., 1941-09-04
Sc A DE CoNSEGUIR
QUE Ell P%RESIDENTE ROO
|. SEvELT MEDIA LA CUE
IRA ENTIRE Russia Y


Lordres, (ONA), Sept. A.
Ea esta tratando Ifuertemante
de ~consoguir que ell Presidente
de los Estados Unidos, Frank
Tin D. Roosevelt, medic la que
ira entire Russia v Finlandia pa
ra evitar que Finlandia Sc de-
sangre. Estos son los informes
hue ha pcdido recOger hoy la
Government News Agency.
Aseguran estas fuentes que
personajes neutrales Sc han a
cercado al P~residente Roosevelt
para obtener una expression de
opinion de 81 ell Presidente esta-
dounidense estaria dispuesto a
mediar dicha guerra.
Sc informa que han tenidO lu
gar c0nferenGlas secretas que
tienen por objeto la termina-
lci6n Immediate de las hostilida-
des rusofinlandesas y que es-
tas Sc han verificado en- Esto-
.kolmo y Helsinki durante las pa
sadas dos semanas tratando de
!cOnseguir una formula practi-
ca,
La gaceta., 1941-09-04

trastOrnOs intestinales y ner-
viOsos.
La c~orsumimos en- "a corteza
de cereals, el pan negro hecho
con trgc integ, Ia lo-1. -
.rfftas jigc:es
La vitamina C previene las
e~nfermei&des 6e as eneias y
.p5rdiia de los dientes. Sc halla
IN las frutas y verduras fres-
cas espscialmente en- la naran-
"a, ell lim6n y ell tomato. Tam
bi6n la contiene ell repollo, la le-
[luga y Ia escarola crudos. La
papa, Ia manzana, Ia zanahoria
y la banana son ricas en- vitami-
ma C.
Combinardo estos alimentoA
hay gran probabilidad de ana
dir a la carne los elementos in
dispensables a la salud y belle
"a corporal,
La gaceta., 1941-09-04
LOS BONOS PARA
LA DEFENSA
Preguntas y r~espuestas

P. JPor que razones deben
los americanos comprar ahora
Bonos y Sellos para la defensa?
R. He aqui dos: Els la forma
mas facil que cada ciudadano
puede utilizar para servir a 81
pals y conservar sus ahorros
la compra de Bonos y Sellos nc
solo ayuda a costear la Defense
Nacional sino que tambien i'm
pide los altos precios y que au-
mente ell costo de la vida.
P. IPuedo ofrecer UNI Bono
para la Defensa como garantia
para un prestamo bancario?
R. No. Los Bonos son regis.
TRADES y no son transferable.
Solo son pagaderos a las perso-
mas cuyos nombres aparecen en-
ellos.
Nota. Para comprar Sellos c
Bono spara la Defensa, dirijase
a la mas cercana oficina de CO.
rreos o banco, o escriba pidien
do information al Tesorero de
los Estados Unidos, Washington
d. G.
La gaceta., 1941-09-04
AL LETRADO
ROBERT J. DUFF

Quiero por este medic EXPIRE
sar mi agradecimiento al nota.
bic letrado local, R. J. Duff.
por la actividad demostrada, a.
81 como la capacidad que pusC
de manifesto al atender una re-
clamaci6n que hube de presen'
tar ante la division de Tampa
del Social Security, que va fut
resuelta satisfactoriamente.
Que estas lineas sean EXPIRE
sivas de mi r~econocimiento y
dicho letrado.
Jose Perez GonzdLez.
1906 9th st.
La gaceta., 1941-09-04
Ell Dolor de Cabeza de Jos Niao,

III Door Ge CuOeZU u6 tOS NVHOS
Ell dolor de cabeza de los nj
nos es un signo que tiene mu-
cha Importance porque es re-
velador de I'm trastorno organi-
90 serio. No Sc conforme con ell
diagn6stico casero de lQue "es
de la VISTA nj mucho menos con
ell alivio precario de I'm compri-
mido anlgesico que lie hara per-
der un tempo precioso pcultan-
dole Ell NAL verdadero.
Acuda a un medico, quien me-
dante un examen complete de-
termine la causa real; f~acihtele
la obtencion de una radiografia.
La cefalea es un signo q. STEM
pre- hay q. poner en- claro; pro-
tcede de una manera amplia y ra
zonable y no pierda con Zeal
La gaceta., 1941-09-04
DETRAS DE LAS LINEAS
EN- POLCNIA
(Viene de la Ia. pdg.)

Sc Ia decretado obligatoria Ia
inoculaci6n contra ell titus.
"Toda resistencia pasiva por
parte de los polacos ha sido he
cha impossible" declara un ar
tfculo del ''Wesufaelische Zei-
tung" del Is de JUNO. En- Cam
bio, no solo la resistencia pasi-
va sino hasta ell sabotage CONT
nGan. FL incendio premeditado
continue a la orden del dfa. En-
los districts de Inowraclaw,
Koszczyn, y Grudziadz, case
rios, casas de labor, graneros,
boyerias y granjas han sido pas
to de las llamas sin que los Gull
pables hayan podido ser descu-
biertos. Ell peri6dico "Vorpos-
ten" del 7 de JUNO anuncia que
en- un pueblo llamado Fuerste-
nau (nuevo nombre aleman) u
ma muchachita de siete amos, Gu
yos padres habian sido manda-
dos a Alemania a trabajos for
zados, puso fuego a la alqueria.
Todo ell caserio junto con la
siembra para la cosecha del pro
ximo aho fue consumido por Ell
fuego. Como sea que no podian
condenar a la nina, condenaron
a su abuela a seis meses de car
Gel, por "descuido criminal.
Janina Mertyn una campesi-
ma polaca de 81 amos de edad,
que puso fuego a I'm henil, no
escape tan facilmente. FL "Pom
mersche Zeitung' del IL de jul
lilo anuncia que fue condenada a
muerte.
Las sentencias de muerte son
ell pan de cada dfa, mostrando
que los Nazis no pueden recu-
rrir a otra forma de castigo. FL
"Ostudeutsche Beobachter" del
10 de JUNO, comunica que en- 10
future las sentencias de muerte
seran llevadas a cabo en- la pla-
"a pGblica, donde-cumpliendo
las 6rdenes del Gauleiter-se
ha erigido va la horca. En- WHO
clavek y en- Kutno unOs pocos
individuos fueron sorprendidos
sacando where's del distrito la
mado Warthegau' para ell ham
briento distrito de "Generalgou
vernement''. Fueron colgados
en- la plaza pGblica.
FL desprecio por las leyes ma
zis han llegado a tai extreme en-
Polonia que Himmler mismo ha
creido necesario ell hacer una
vista ALI. Los Nazis en- Polo
mia empiezan a sentir miedo. FL
refuerzo de las regulaciones asi
como la mas estricta Observan-
ella de las leyes son sintomas de
este medic.
La gaceta., 1941-09-04
PARA LA MUJER DEL HOGAR

nantes" un tempo que puede
ser esencial.
La gaceta., 1941-09-04
Mi mas profunda
Gratitud -.

Por este medic deseo ha-
GER llegar a los. e~lectores del
distrito No. 9 mi mas pro-
funda e indescriptible gra-
titud por la demonstration
de afecto hacia mi ofrecida
Nevandome a la reelection.
Ahora como aver Y mana
ma encontraran en- mi ell a.
migo y ell f'el paladin de los
intereses del pueblo que de-
fendere con brios recompeE
sando con clio los esfuerzos
por ustedes realizados.
Frank Cannella.
La gaceta., 1941-09-04

On su labor. Y exalt6 la be,leza
2 H. C2stigl;cre en- me atrn6s-
fera tan c5Ida rue esta CORA
fue considerable como ls msjor
7~- 2i-c.5o. La condo
sa no cabla en- ST de gozo y no
cesaba de mirar y alabar su re-
trato. Peio IN dia le insinuaron
que superaba a la belleza de la
1-uelJ. NO GijC una pala5ra,
pero apenas Sc retiraron los vi
sitantes destruy6 la tela con
una tijera, perdiendose asf uno
de los mejores trabajos de Bau-
dry.
La gaceta., 1941-09-04
Las VitGminGs de la Bdleza

La vitamina A mantiene la
plel ,sana y hermosa. Los ojos
brillantes, las glandulas y las
mucosas en- buenas condolences.
Favorece Ell crecimiento de los
nihos y la resistencia al organis
mo.
Sc ingiere en- los siguientes a.
limentos: manteca, yemas de
huevo, queso freseo y hojas de
ensalada verde.
La vitamina B. regula 81 equi
libriO nervioso. SUI carencia
trae PARALYSIS de las piernas, fal
ia de vigor, perdida de peso,
La gaceta., 1941-09-04

ST, senior, compre la
pintura B. L. P. Sofa.
mente sc vendG en- King
Hardware, ga. avenida
Y Gale 15e
La gaceta., 1941-09-04
Definieiones HNmonfstieas

La experience tiene a wees
identica utilidad que un billete
de loseria no prsmiado lespues
del sorteo correspondiente.--C.
A. d'HOudedOt.
La gaceta., 1941-09-04

GREEN Posi-
Bile LA APPRECIATION DEL
IMPUESTO SOBRE INGRE
SOS
La gaceta., 1941-09-04
MUcaAs CRAcIAs

Atodos mis- amiosy ciudadahos del Distrito No. z,
por ell m~agnifico apoyo Z Ia cooperation que me ORE
cieron en- las Elecciones Primarias.
Vivir6 eternamente agradecido a todos Dor su ayu-
da Y respetuosamente solicito su vote para las Eleccio-
mes de- da 16.
JULIO LAE
La gaceta., 1941-09-04
COT DATE?
Don't neglect your Breath

If you've got a date with the girl friend, OF
a business appointment, play smart and take
the proper precaution to see that your breath
doesn't offend unnecessarily. After all, moth
ing is so inexcusable and so offensive as q
neglected case Of halitosis chad BREATH. Be
fore your next date or business appointment,
rinse the mou4h with Listerine A~ntiseptio,
Almost Immediately your breath becomes
sweeter, purer, less likely to offend. Most
cases Of halitosis, say some authorities, are
due to the fermentation of tiny food particles
in the mouth, although some cases may be
due to systemic disorders. Against the for
mer condition, ListerIne Antiseptic works
wonders because it first halts the fermenSa-
ton and then oyercomes the odors It causes.
Don't forget to use ii. It's the first aid Of
thousands Of popular and successful people
LI$TERINE ANTISEPTIC
To Make Your Breath Swsster
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-05
Guard Officer
Dies Suddenly

Believed to have been the VIC
tim Of a heart attack. lat IL. Win
field q. Evans. -. ~ Company ".
ieard Infantry. tist division al
Camp Murray. Was taken 10 the
Fort Lewis hospital. where he died
al "a m. Tuesday
Lieut.. Evans. who came from
Montana. with home address
listed at Wolf Point. originally en-.
listed In ths national guard In
1871. he received his commission
as q second lieutenant In 1919. and
was later promoted In first lieu.
tenancy, His company was In.
Quoted into service In September
from culbertson. Mont.
Survivors include his wife. Hen
ristta. Of the family home At Till
cum. on American lake. and .
brother. John. who 10 q private In
Company ". iosrd Infantry. The
body was removed 10 MellinEers.
pending funeral arrangements.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-05
Gallucci Faces
Assault CHARGE

A charge Of first degree assault
was filed in superior court Tues
day against Salvatore (Sam)
Gallucci of Portland. a former Ia
CONAN, accusing him of firing the
nearly-fatal shot at his former
wife, Mrs. Rose Malfstti. last Dec.
rs.
Mrs. Nalfatti recovered from a
wound IN her shoulder and neck.
Witnesses said Gsllucci was seen
running away from her home at
3l1 Ea. 3lst st, after the shot was
heard.
A headline in Mondays Times
mistakenly stated Deputy Prose
cutor Hugo Metzler. jr.. intended
to file murder charge though the
story itself contained no such
implication.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-05
Return Of Bomber
Waits on Weather
MCHORD FIELD

MCHORD FIELD - The big.
twin motored Douglas bomber,
forced down Feb. % in a pasture
near Snohomish. will be flown
back TO it's base here sometime
this week provided it doesn't
rain. officers said here Tuesday.
The pasture still was too soggy
for the plane to make takeoff
Monday despite two days Of sun
shine. but officers are hopeful they
will be able to take off soon, IT
was understood here.
The plane is attached to the
I'D Bombardment Squadron. A
special detachment of officers and
men are encamped near the plane.
Officers here said the plane would
be flown here whenever conditions
permit, but TO expect 1t when we
see it."
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-05
Expect Reilly
To Visit Yard
Employing l.@
On Moiorships

Jain n. Reilly. prssiden, 81 ths
TSkl Shspysrd. CeFr. - Nsw
York. - expected 10 visss the con.
eerns vast Northwest facilities
this week. 4 va. ds.closed Tues
day
rodd /. the parent corporation
embracing the seattle Tseons
shirbutiaing Carp plant Ne |
here. plan, No. : st Seattle where
- navy Destroyer. are under eon.
s,ruetion. Todd drydoek. and re-
pair yard. At Seattle. and nv. sim-
llsriy large institutions elsewhere
in the nation.
Reilly is accompanied oH his Pa.
cifie coast tour ~ n ,. Lamont.
president 81 the several Northwest
corperstions and wanam }. Ma.
hon. counsel Ter tho rssid interests
Meanwhile. Walter I. Greene.
general manager ~ the sprs~iink
new srsc shlrysris here. dis
closed Tuesday that construction
here ~ i've merchant mntorshlrs
IL slightly ahead ~ schedule
Greene ssid a total II 900
workmsn ar. currently employed
q, the locsi plant
When material shipments fell
behind schedule several weeks sxn
and later were delivered IN q lump.
Greene said. nearly 400 men were
employed 70 regain construction
time Several hundred such temp
orsry employees have been released
during the pas, several days
Next week has hem tentatively
set for moving the Cape Alsys
frat 81 the ships from the srsc
ways to Seattle for drydoesinT
followed by builders trials and
speed tests. Greene said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-05
Elks 10 Nominate
Wednesday Night
Will Honor Past
Exalted Rulers

Nominations Tor officers vii es
made At Wednesday evening :
meeting - the Tscoma lodge q
Elks. which also wim be PAS, sS-
allied rulers night lee Hodget
HodEert = in charge Of arrange
msntz
The following will ee in charge
George Harrigan. exalted ruler
Nels r. Johsnsen. leading knight,
NJ Stanley Erdahl. loyal knight;
Abner z Bergersen. lecturing
knight: W y Lyness. secretary.
Emmett T. Anderson. treasurer.
BERTH +. johnson. esquire, lee
Hodgert. assistant esquire. c. W.
Van Rooy. inner gusrd, Donald T.
Mcdonald. tiler; Rinaldo keasal,
musical director, X =. Burnhsm.
chairman. A. r. Nagill. Fred n.
Marvin, c. o. Bates and r. G. Clan
vile. trustees.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-05
Comfort to Address
S. T. Kiwonis Club

What 10 Being Done by tina
Chamber 81 Commerce 10 Bring
New Industries 10 Tacoma" viii bs
the topic u talk by A. -. Com
fort. chairman Of this chambers
Industrial committee. ~ . meet
ing o. he South Tacoma klgsnis
club Wednesday st SIS .. m. IN
the Masonic temple al ssoi South
Tacoma way.
The program has been arranged
BY n. y. Chatham ~ the elsbs
public affairs committee and also
viil ineiDd- accordion soios ~ Jos
Epsnnis ard . stunt for msmbsfs
with birthday snniysTssriss thls
month T11sy are DR. n. y. nePhsli.
Tommy nsilon. Everett n Jensen.
Henry a. Lyadon. Ralph Martin.
John T. 1ccuiehson. y. v Nun.
son. e. o. Brown. Lon klsinsr
ard Leonard Kmmsrt.
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Lakewood Club
To Hear Crom

Col William " crou. A. G. som-
handing officer ~ Mschoea rl>sH.
wsIl b principal speaker rhaspssy
evening 81 the manshiy psosrsa
meeting ~ Lakewood Community
club IN the recreation hall 81 me
center.
rhs meeting ~tIi open 81 .
o'eioek. Entertainment wsll inslsts
vocal soias BY Mrs.. ". n Tsylsv.
who ~ill have Eugene f.lnd~n. re-
com. Philharmonic snnanssaf. -
accompanied
Col crom VIII tilsssss sns part
The air earps playa In tAs s<hsme
NJ national defense
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Samuel Wiisnbsrq's
Rites on Wednesday

Final rites for Samuel Nathan
Weinberg. n. former Tacoman
who died In Seattle. will be held
"wednesday at II q. ~. from the
Buckley. King funeral church. un-
der direction Of Bonnsy. Watson.
Seattle Burial viii be In the
Home ~ Peace cemetery.
Wiisnberg. for many years .
manufacture here ~ canvas and
leather work gloves. had lived for
the last two years with a dsnsh.
Ter. Mrs Benjamin Lsvinson. In
Seattle
Besides Mrs. i<vinson. he leaves
two other daughters. Miss Lena
witsnbsrr. Seattle. and Mrs. n T.
Hudlsmsn. Astoria. Ore: ami
three SIMS. Philip. Leon and Abe.
all Of Tscoma.
Ne was horn In Russia and came
To tbs United states - years ago.
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pictures that are funny. II not
quite factuAl.
Latest arrivals al hcChord field
are Flying Cadets ". A. Herndon
and IL. y. Crouch, who graduated
from navigation school At Barks-
dale Field La. Both have been
assigned 10 the Seth Reconnaissance
squadron Herndon's home Is in
Sulphur Springs. Tex. Crouch for
merry lived at Columbia. s. 9.
Gerald Meier. 20. son Of Mr. and
Mrs. Ma. Meier. 1873 No. Oakes
st. won honorable mention as q
member of Reeds debating team
in the recent Northwest college
forensic tournament held In Nc
Minnvill.. Ore.
New officers u the Debate club
st Stadium high school are.
Gordon Baker. president. Marjorie
Carr. vice president. Msry Louisa
maeIntyre, secretary. and William
seboles, treasurer.
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The women are Helen Burke.
81. alas Leslie Brandon. and
winifred Burnley Drake. 81. alias
Gage Brandon. who lived At Re.
dondo and MADE numerous pur-
ohsses in Tsooms last fall.
Too many purchases. they told
Deputy Prosecutor Bill Goodwin.
were the reason they decided 10
leave the city. Before leaving
though, they bought two fur costs
at downtown department stores.
and dog which they paid for
with the fraudulent checks.
Goodwin charged them spe-
officially with forging the
>Sl.55 check on the National
Bank of Washington with
which they purchased the dog
last Oct. Is at the Pet supply
on Pacific ave.
The coats, they confessed. were
sold in Colorado during their
travels. This week the young
women returned 10 the state and
were caught in Montesano at
tempting TO pawn a stolen type
writer They were given eo-dsy
jail sentences there and then turn
ed over to Tacoma police.
Miss Burke, mannish and with
black hair touched with gray.
heard stoically her sentence to
the penitentisry in walla walla.
Her younger companion. however.
broke into tears as her sentence
was pronounced.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-05
Negro to Have
Military Rites

James r. McCray. Texas Negro
transient, whose recorded finger
prints at Washington. D. C.. led to
his Identification as World war
veteran with overseas service. will
be buried here Wednesday with
military honors. The funeral serv-
ice is to be held from Mellingers
chapel at $50 p. m.
McCrsy was found dead along
the railway tracks near Roy on
Feb. 20. Nobody knows where ne
was headed, or the exact cause Of
death. Apparently he had no
friends in Tacoma. and the closest
survivor is a brother in Dallas,
Tex.
But because fingerprint evil
dence proves that ne served his
country honorably during war
time. he will he accompanied 10
his final resting place by men
other World war veterans-who
never had known him in life. Com
mander Jess Damien and membets
Of Edward B. Rhodes post, Ameri-
can Legion, are going to take
charge 81 the last rites.
Chaplain Ross Stewart will di-
rect the service in the chapel.
Legionnaires will act as pallbear-
ers, and Bugler Bert Watt will
sound taps" at the graveside in
the New Tacoma cemetery, chosen
as the place OF interment.
According to the adjutant-gen-
erals office in Washington, Nc
Cray's service record shows he
was indicted July 81. 1918. in
Houston, Tex. and served over
seas from October II to May "a,
1919. He received an honora Bile
discharge at Camp Bowie, Tex,
June y, 1919, as a private in Com
pany NJ, s15th Pioneer Infantry.
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Ts,&l1H&353EH

For the first time In many
weeks. no vessels were engaged In
cargo work at local terminals
Tuesday.
Departure overnight Of the Hi
kswa Maru and the Dorothy
Luckenhsch accounted for the
ports two only visitors Monday.
Renewal Of normal shipping ae-
Invites was promised for Wednes,
day. at which time two domestic
steamers are slated for appearance
on the local range.
In from the Atlantic scahosrd
TO lift Tacoma flour and ml.oella-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-05
Soldier in Custody
As Car Transporter

Noel Randolph Farrel. Fort
Lewis solder. was In the city jail
Tuesday charged with transport
ing a stolen auto across a state
line
Complaint against Farrell orig
mated Ia Utah Hearings for has
removal 10 that jurisdiction Nlil
be heard In federal court here
March Il.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-05
Spends Time
u. S. Opinion
VANCOUVER. I

VANCOUVER. r.. C.-The Job
Of converting American public
sentiment Is taking his full time.
Wendell L. Wilikie informed the
Vancouver board Of trade Tuesday
in a letter declining an invitation
TO speak here.
Willkie had been asked 10 ad-
dress a mass meeting here on his
recent visit 10 Great Britain.
4 should like TO be able 10 ac-
rept.' Willkie wrote However.
al present I am engaged in con-
verting American public senu-
msnt and do not feel that I should
leave now"
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exls, sullivan
said that gam
hing eoFfartin
10 rife IN seal
tie that ether
cities are pro-
pefslonstels IN
ths same shape
Senator Tsa
Schroeder ruy.
sllup wanted n
know why the
state should 10
corrupted psi
~sstls. Seattle