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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
SUNDAY-vETERANs' AND
NATIONAL DEFENSE DAY

! p. M.-Allied War Veterans
ceremonial: Memorial SHAFT
Woodward avenue entrance).
100 p. M.-Allied War Veterans
Military review.
2 p. M.-Dancing 10 George Oh
sens music; Casino Gardens.
2 p. M.-Drum and Bugle contest;
defense area.
2 p. M-Circus; coliseum.
4 to 8 p. M.-Musical revueS and
entertainment; shell.
8 p. M.-CircW; coliseum.
8 p. Dancing TO George Oh
sens music: Casino Gardens.
1890 =. M.-Fireworks; race
track.
1920 r. M.-Grand finale OF 194l
state fair.
All Day-Industria and national
defense exhibits: Messerschmitt
plane: Allied War Veterans,
BOY Scouts and American Red
Cross displays.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07

II Mr.. Robert Groope OF Hazel
Park is late for dinner any night,
it certainly isn't his wife's fault.
For the fifth time she has been
adjudged the winner OF the hus-
band-calling contest at the State
Fair and there were some persons
as far away as Six-Mile road who
are willing 10 affirm they could
hear her "Bobe-e-e-e-e-e-e-e' quite
clearly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07

Mickey King OF Canada; Vera
Kimris, who comes from France,
and Hilda Oranto of Denmark,
have no great love for Hitler.
The three girls, all stars at the
fairs circus, have formed n
circus artists "Y for Victory"
club and are now wearing GRIM
son avs" sewn on their tights
so all the cash customers can see.
Vernice KnauSS, the pretty II
year FOLD Branch County girl chosen
as the Typical Michigan farm girl
is back home today. thrilled tc
death over her experience as
queen of the fair. And she WASH I
spoiled bit by all the sdulstion
she received.
The Children'S Museum Of the
Detroit Board OF Education Is
the latest recipient Of a county
flag from the j. l.. Hudson Com
pany. DIR. Paul Hickey. president
OF the Detroit Institute Of Tech
nolOgy. made the presentation at
the State Fair band shell and
w. w. Whittinghill, director OF
visual and radio education. re-
ceived IL In behalf OF the Board
OF Education.
The man on the flying trapeze,
Charley SiegriSt. who blindfolded
and with a sack over the upper
half of his body. does a double
somersault from one trapeze TO
another az the fairs circus, has
only missed once. But that time,
back in 1884 ne dropped into the
net and suffered a
fractured neck.
Mrs. Stanley Pietrzkiewicz, OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
World War Vets
Hold Memorial
Services at Fair
. 100000 Attendance
Record Forecast
When Gates Close

Veterans of the World War will
take the center of the stage Sun
day at the closing ceremonies OF
the ninety-second annual state
fair.
Memorial services for the men
who laid down their lives in the
World War of a quarter of a CEN
fury ago will be held at / o'clock
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07

On week days enjoy the two
pages Of comics and adventure
strips In the daily Detroit
Times; on Sunday. the great
Comic Weekly with WORLD
FAMOUS comics In COLORS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
Louis Mcclure. If

Of 1897 Asbury Park. a
"B' student at Cooley
High School. has earned
$500 and increased his
mum Der of customers
from s. TO 50 in the
eight m onths he has
been carrying The De-
troit Times in the neigh.
borhood OF McNichols
road. Asbury Park, Muir
ray Hill and Mettetal
avenues. Recently Louis
won an sll-expensepaid
trip TO Washington. ID. C..
in recognition OF his ex.
cellent sales record.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
Myles Maddox. Is

OF z740 Richton avenue,
= "B" student at Tappan
intermediate School, has
earned $3.50 and has in.
creased his business by
SIS customers since he
began carrying The De-
troit Times two years
ago. He serves subscrib-
ers in the neighborhood
OF Charlotte. Second and
Third avenues. Myles
was also recently
awarded an all-expense-
paid trip TO Washington
for his excellent sales
achievements.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
Osborn on Job
lin New Role 10
Aid Army Morale
Giant of 8 Feet, 8,
Ranked as General
for a Tough Task
BY LEE CARSON


WASHINGTON, Sept. 6.-To
day all heated talk of the army:
dangerously poor spirit stopped
abruptly as a gentle-eyed giant
doomed in the upper halls of the
war department, bent almos'
double to clear an Office door anc
quietly took over the biggest jot
in forging a fighting machine
|stiffening soldier morale.
Looking down humorously from
the bean-pole height Of 6 feet
inches, Frederick Osborn, Esq.
financier, philanthropist anC
scientist, shook hands with tn,
gathered generals, lifted a huge
right hand while General E. S
Adams strained his neck to ad
minister the oath OF office anC
Immediately set TO work on thu
gigantic business Of running thu
morale division OF America!
largest peace-time army.
Within FIVE minutes after thu
olympian Mr.. Osborne was Off
cially promoted from civilian
mister 10 an army brigsdier gen
eral. he had cleared the room
perched rimless glasses on hi!
aristocratic nose and knuckleC
down 10 work.
End of Sunday Study
This smiled brand new
General Osborne, marks the
end of my Sunday sclencing and
studying. 1 never thought, when
I gave up business life In 1928
10 do what 1 really wanted 70
do, that I would be back
handling the second largest re-
tail store I'm tho world"
Eyeing the books on genetics
population trends and other re
lated scientific studies piled on tn,
floor ready for shipment home
ward, General Osborn grinned.
well, you have to do what
you can TO help I'm these times
and / know that II I didn't take
this job I would be as miserable
as a Gagged tiger"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07

Mrs. Stanley PietrzkiewScz. OF
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-15
British Bag IA
Fascist Planes

CAiRO-Royal Air Force fight
ers Thursday shot down IL Italian
planes while no British planes were
lost, the Raj middle east COM
mand said Friday.
The communique said that the
Italian planes were shot down in
big battle over the Tepelini sec
tor Of the Albanian front.
An Raj fighter patrol, the Raj
said, encountered a formation of
Italian IS 70 bombers escorted by
more than so Italian fighters of
the Csc and CRAP types.
Although greatly outnumber-
ed" said the Raj. our fighters
Immediately attacked the enemy
and shot down IL Of them. II
cR-42's and two G-50's. A num-
Der of others were badly damaged.
We lost 30 aircraft"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-15
She's Tncoma's Choice

Sixteen -year-old Maxene Mad
dux, Lincoln high school girl. will
be the Tacoma attendant for
Queen Pauline Martin, of Sumner,
during the Daffodil festival March
22-30.
Miss Maddux was selected by
members of the Tacoma Girls Ad-
vertising club through committee
headed by Verge f. Ekvall
The Tacoma attendant. the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
N. Maddux. All So. SD st. was
born in Tacoma August rs. 1924.
She is five feet three inches tall.
weighs 1l2 pounds and has red
hair and brown eyes.
The Puyallup attendant, chosen
last week, is Miss Doris Simon
son, Is. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar Simonson.
Queen Pauline held court with
her two attendants in the daffodil
fields Of the Puyallup valley Fri
day especially for movie camera
men.
Their pictures will appear In
news reels throughout the u. s.
the week that Tacoma. Puyallup
and Sumner are holding tn Daffo-
dill festival.
The parade will start In Tacoma
at 10 q. m. Saturday. March 20,
and end in Sumner.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-15

tltf. 10 YOU hfipH Hff flHffis
As Ruth Webster In The ses
Wolf" she has fun opportunity 10
display her dramatic ability and
other assets which you can see far
yourself II you look at ths pic
ture above.
After a terrifying ferry boat
collision. Ruth fiisys You guessed
her right name and a writer are
picked up by the crew Of ths nys-
terry ship. The Ghost As Wolf
Larson. the brutal captain played
by Edward G.. Robinson. allows no
one 10 escape. the rescue In .
farce. Torture and death are
melted out 10 members of tina crew
who rebel.
In this atmosphere Of hos-
ror. Ruth becomes seriously
III. and IL helped by f<seh.
The cabin boy played by John
Garfield. who IL the only per-
son who offer. her sympathy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-15
Voluntary Contributions for U. S.
Defense Fund Sent 10 Collector

were at the same time last year.
At that time. 140.s3l returns
had been received at headquarters
here. Squire said.
OF that number. 10. 500 reports
were taxable and 81 .43i were non
taxable
II u estimated that some
200. 900 persons in Washington and
Alaska must file income tax re-
ports before Midnight Saturday.
30 far they have been pouring into
the offices at the rate Of about
1900 daily.
All single persons whose gross
income during 1870 was 500 or
more. and married persons whose
combined gross incomes were
-, 900 or more. must file a report
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-15

Voluntary contributions for ma
tionsl defense have been the sur
prising enclosures with several in
come tax returns, II was disclosed
Friday by Collector Clark Squire.
Obviously more than merely sp-
preciatiye Of current governmental
affairs. several people who must
file income tax reports but whose
legitimate exemptions make them
tax free, have nevertheless donated
various amounts duly recorded IN
the national defense fund bracket
Of the income tax blanks.
Meanwhile. when the income tax
offices opened Friday morning
with two days yet IN 20 before the
desdline. tax reports were 1ls per
cent in greater quantity than they
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-15
Negro Sentenced
10 q Years ior
Killing Taeoman

jamea a. Grssu. S7-yser-old 60
orsd wrA worker and habstne =
ths noIiywso1 ~ IN 1nAedaob
pleaded guilty v ulsnsonuCMoog
Friday bsSore Judge Jnsovn =.
nsilery and wss sentenced peomp1>
~ 10 . ssrm of mt more than =
yvars In state prssor u VAIN
Wniia.
Death NJ ms Of Green's cotose1
c o m psnions In . sbsnty town
drunken bsawi The aftsvnoua -
March ! sent him In jsii. originally
On suspieion NJ murder.
Afsev Investigation II ths affn1g.
Deputy 1vosscusor HuGe Msea1ev.
H.. MAIDS ths charge msnsisushtsg.
Green claimed ssif defense
Victim ~ the shooting was TheoA
dorv A. Champion. ~.
|. Champion and others In ~
party. according T Green. oaat
him. threatened him and eajje1
him fiIthy names bseauss Ne would
not 90 out and buy moss "dsn0e
tdsnatnrsd sleshoil for III crowd
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-15
Explosion
Near Seville
ESQ

MADRID - The Cfro
Negs agency reported from
Seville Friday that 50 PEP.
Sons nrve killed and $50
injured whes q pordev No
gns,ss erpiossos IN . Sc.
r,lis suburb spread de.
sfrscfsor orsv q l6sds area
sgvSlI-R - rw~sey-ssvs -
ss~s w~ss hsu~A msss snas -
isjss~1 49, - hssnes 1pssssyu1
rssssy ~ . psws~s anonnnns
esp,sa>ss ~ esesvn - - 0u11D
IN ~ psvs<~ss ssasss - -
Mn.
1s~sss seas ~ ps~1ev 80
ssles wess shahea eswN
N lsv~sslusetsa - ~ sspounp
M wss ~ pe~essss go ~ ~
ssv~s~ss ~ nsvs1os - ~ -
ssslrlol ssasssse~e w~uo1 ~ ~
ssse1 No..
g1sss rspssss ~ ~ sspess-
No We ''sessssls" ~ - 49,
lags were 6asnage1 - w1n1opo
saase~se1 svss . 80 49,
To fesrs ~ ~ snQenuoou -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-15
Defense Plant
Strikes Are
Not AlaYminu


rhirty-t~o sssiks~ affecting e.
fsnss production wsrs In progress
Friday. four Of than 81 q. =
army projscts. Government sf1t-
oisis insisssd ths numbsr wne nj
alarming and Navy SECRETARY
Frank knox ibid . hsuss commit
tee the situation "doss not was.
rant ths amount Of ssestsmens
that 10 fsissd over Ia
Two strikes wsss In progress
at Pittsburgh. One esiIsd ~ ~
steel wosksrs Organising Com
miffss fcioj made IDLE 80 work.
srs ~ ths La ts~Iis works a ~
cfueibls steel Co. where smaIl
arms are manufactured. Tn uniaa
declined To comment On ths seshse
ALL Kisctresi Workers were -
strike 81 th< Edwin L. WisGsnd
Co. plant. protesting the disehAsoe
~ ono employs and diaeipitnasx
isyoffs u - oshsfa
Thlrty-fiys AL esrpenssrs n.
fused 70 continue work ou new
barracks and hangars 81 ths 49,
hsnish county airport II Evesee4s
WASH. where = 5000. 90 -
corps bass " undsr eoastsszettpa
Thsy refused 10 work wtth No.
b~r from . mill WHARF . s1Glno
10 In progress.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-15

Htn fllN intf1fN Iuur INV
Walter Scott exploded
the legend of the desert gold mine
while testifying in n suit In federal
court brought against him by
Julian S. Gerard. New York
financier. and brother OF the late
ambassador TO Germany. Gerard
charges that he "grubstaked"
scotty $4,000 in 1902. and Is en-
titled to 22is per cent of his
wealth"
Scotty said there wasn't
any wealth, except Johnson's.
lie said the $1,000. 900 castle
In Death Valley. one of the
showplaces of the west. was
built by Johnson. lie doesn't
even live In u; he beds down
In a shack near II.
Have you ever owned any rich
mining property >" Gersrd's attor-
ney, Leonard Wilson. asked.
"Nope," Scotty answered,
casually.
Have you . mine now ,"
"No"
How much money has johnson
given you ,"
II don't keep any books"
he drawled, land I don't know
how much. but u WAS a bot"
Wilson asked him II he had ever
said anything about having large
caches Of gold" in the hills.
Il may have told them any
thing" Scotfy said. grinning.
II don't remember, and u isn't
true. anyway"
Johnson testified that he had
loaned scotty $500. 900 In the last
80 years. and that he had built the
castle"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-15
Navy Assignment
Reunites Brothers

HoSOLULu-John y Rich, rs
and Harold r Rich. ~. brothers
cf fremont, Me. separated for
five years. were reunited here
when they were assigned TO Uti-
tiles Squadron One AZ the Pearl
Hsrbor naval air station. Neither
knew the other was In Hawaii.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-15
Navy Apprspriaiisa
Bill Passes House

WARRINGTON - nhs honoo
Friday passed without cpposle1on
and sent 10 the senate . e4to4-
sso.i44 navy sppsopEiAtson IN -
ie<z.
Ths house did not uss IL tlnReo
hours allotted for general dehoees
hut acted soon after Cha1Ruon
James q. seruxham. D., Nsv.. =
the naval appropriations subcon-
mItfse, warned that The unteo4
States faces certain attack" ~
the AKA powers unieas Il buiido
an all powerful defense" y 49,
ton 70 aiding Great Britain
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-15
F. d. Will Outline
Objectiyes Of Var
Aid Program on Air

WAsHfsGTON - President
Roosevelt Will outline the OBJ
Jectiyss and progress Of the
81 .0O0. 900 900 war aid program
In a radio address 70 the nation
and the world from $50 10 7
,. m. Tacoma timsj Saturday
night.
II will be the presidents first
detailed presentation Of his
viewpoints on the lend lease
plan since he signed the bIll and
approved the first list Of mate
rails to be Transferred 10 Great
Britain and Greece
Secretary Of War Henry
stimson disclosed At press
conference that shipments Of
the war materials released al
ready had started
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-15
Youth Admits Theft
OF 81, 800 From Dad

RITZyILfE. Wash While y. l..
Franz attended church last sun
day. his son ard a companion en-
tered mis- home and TOOK 1850.
according 10 confessions released
Friday BY Deputy Sheriff Paul
Player.
Sam Eohsltsr and Arnold 9,
Franz. both Of Spokane. faced
grand larceny charges Eoxsiisr
vas arrested near coulss City and
Franz al MIS- home in spokane.
Both we're traced BY serial num-
bsrs Nnsn they began spending
the money.
About 5000 was recovered In
spokane.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-15
Next Launching
To Be April II

Launching of the fourth motor
ship under construction here by
the Seattle-Tacoma Shipbuilding
Corp. will be held April IL, it was
announced Friday by General
Manager Walter L. Greene.
Mrs. Arthur B. Langlie, wife of
tie governor, at that time will
christen the s2,127 900 vessel the
Cape Fairweather, it was disclosed.
Spectators will attend the cere-
monies by invitation only, mas
much as the shipyard work will
continue uninterrupted by the &C.
casion. Greene said.
At the same time, II was
announced the fifth and last
of the Identical passenger
cargo motorships will be
named the Cape Douglas,
honoring an Alaskan headland
located at the entrance to
Cook Inlet
Meanwhile, the first of the quin-
|. tet, the Cape Alava, is slated to
be moved Wednesday from the
fitting-out wharf Of the Seattle
Tacoma Shipbuilding Corp. ship
yards, when she'll be taken to
Seattle for drydocking preparatory
to undergoing builders sea trials
and subsequent delivery to the
owners, American Mail Line.
The Cape Alava and the
Cape Flattery will be delivered
Ia the American Mail Line for
the Northwest-Orient route:
the Cape Cleare, Cape Fair
weather and Cape Douglas
have been assigned to the
Aluminium Corporation of
America for operation.
Ways of the Seattle-Tacoma
shipbuilding Corp. plant are soon
TO be enlarged. following which
they will be busily engaged during
ensuing months with construction
OF two rayy transports, four large
merchant cargo ships, and five
small gasoline tankers for the
navy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-15

Mutlny breaks out. aiding more
excitement 10 this siirfins film.
Ruth. Leach and the writer risk
their lives in an attempt 20 escape
from the fisndlsh ship Affsr
drifting for days, their supplies
almost exhausted, they sight me
Ghost which 10 sinking. A final
combat With the yilinlnosis Larson
provides a thrilling conoiusinn %
The Hsa Wolf"
Nut who plays the Part al
Ruth That's fhs impsssAss
mart as mar storx. peshaus \
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-15

LONDON Prime Minister Win
ston churchIIl announced FRIDAY
he had ordered sir Arthur ssItsr
parliamentary undsrsecrstary Of
the shipping ministry and one Of
Britain's foremost economists. Ia
leave for ths United states st
once 10 seek American ard In
the admittedly urgent shipping
situation.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-15
large, which served a. beacons
for new relays Of planes which
dropped explosive bombs.

Hospitals. schools, churches and
numerous homes were damaged or
wrecked.
Liverpool, and the Aerseyside
Of which IL is the big town, SUI
fered less severely than IT had done
the previous night. But Glasgow
and the northeast coast suffered
their greatest damage yet
The principal target on the
northeast coast had been rsided
only IS times before. and lightly.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-15
Commission Destroyer
AT Bremerion Yard

BR Y VI ER T o - - The new
destroyer Nonssen was TO be CON-
missioned at the Puget Sound
navy yard Friday.
The vessel. which was launched
here last May IS. will De COM
pleted soon. Lieut. Comm. p y.
SmoOt Will De the Destroyer
first captain.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-15

Northumberland planes,
hundreds strong, bombed the
Liverpool, Glasgow and other
coastal areas in almost UNI
precedented fury during the
night, striking at ports, ship
building centers and food dis
tribution points in reinforce
ment of the spring blitzkrieg
submarine campaign.
Retaliating for the smashing
Royal Air Force raids on Germany
Wednesday night and seeking to
cut the throat of Britain's ocean
communications. German planes
struck mercilessly at harbor and
dock facilities. ships and the great
yards in which the new ships are
being built day and night.
II was the second straight
night of bombing for Liver
pool. Glasgow's raid, and that
on the Clyde generally, WAS
the heaviest Of tn war and the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-15
Super Board Plan
0kehed by Green

WAsSs1ssTO>-P resi- dent
William Green ~ the American
FEDERATION of Labor Friday APP
proved President nooseveit's plan
for creation ~ an ii-msmber
EXPERIMENTATION board 70 con-
eiilats strikes ana controversies
developing In the national defense
program.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-15
Union Chief Picket
Whaicom Co. Garage
BELLINGHAM-Business 4

BkLLINGHAM- Agent
Gil Moe Of the International Asso-
citation Of Aachinists (AFLD con-
stituted one-man picket line
Thursday
Carrying a sign: Unfair to ma
chinists, Moe paraded in front Of
the Whstcom county garage
County commissioners had closed
il, dischsrging three nachinists
and an apprentice after the union
presented wage demands.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-15

first real attack since the
night of Dec. 1921. An i'm
portant northeast coast city
suffered Its first raid Of blitz
intensity of the war. Other
coastal points were bombed
TO lesser extent.
Berlin reported that the Ger
man high command had issued
special orders to squadron COM
manders TO concentrate on food
industries, food warehouses and
public utilities)
Relays Of German planes
dropped first incendiary, then
explosive bombs on an impor-
tant ship building district.
They started fires, small and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-15
Germans MAY
Win Another
Balkan State

BELGRADE. Jugoslavia--
Usually well informed diplo-
matte quarters reported Fri
day that n deadlock between
Jugoslavia and Germany on
the extent of Jugoslav CO.
operation with the axis pow
ers had been broken.
They admitted thai they were
not positive solution had been
found. but said Premier Drsgisha
Cvetcovitch and Foreign Minister
Alexander cncar- Markovitch may
leave for Berlin at any hour In a
German plane which has been
waiting for them all week.
Informants. aware ~ the
previous sudden changes In
the diplomatic situation h.
tween Jugoslayis and Ger
many. said u was stilI possible
there might be delay.
Until Friday. well informed
sources had reported that negou-
atoms remained deadlocked. as
they had been all week.
Then, at least, new common
ground had been found. they said.
between Germany's demand for a
strong German Jugoslav agree
ment which would imply that Jul
goslavia had submitted To mem
bership In the German-Italisn-Jap-
snese alliance and Jugoslavias de-
termination to oonceds as little
as possible and 10 retain A. much
ms possible of its sovereignty and
independence.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-15

LONDON-First Lord Of the Ad-
miralty A. V. Alexander said FRI
day that Britain will win a certain
quick" victory over Adolf Hitler
if she holds out until ma jor United
States aid arrives.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-15
TRUCK DRIVER KILLED

MALIA NAIIA Dan Rizzuti.
3O-year-old gardener. was killed
late Thursday when MA truck
missed a turn ard rolled down nil
into a stream.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-15

ment was only hours away for
the Washington legislature
sEriday as it went into its first
day of overtime session to
clean up nearly a dozen bills
over which the house and SEN
ate disagreed.
The bills were in conference or
free conference committees where
differences between the way the
two houses passed them were being
ironed out. Clocks stopped last
night at 1888 p. m. for the third
time in the past week to permit
the lawmakers to continue beyond
the 60th day.
Both houses worked for the
third consecutive night into
the early morning hours Of
Friday slashing through red
tape surrounding the closing
hours of a session.
In between passing on confer
ence reports, the senate last night
held short going away" party
and presented a set of silver to
Lieut.. Gov. Victor A. Meyers ana
a radio to president pro tenn,
George A. Lovejoy.
Bills over which conferences
were being held as Fridays ses-
sions took up included ones re-
stricting powers of cooperative as
sociations, increasing aid to de-
pendent children. the secondary
highway measures, appropriating
S95o,O00 for schools in national
uefense areas, requiring pension
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