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Army
Iris h,
. q s. N

NEW YORK. Nov. tUp'
Notrc Danes Fighting IriSa. max
ing their first New YORK appear
ancc under Coach Frank Lcahy.
encountered a tough Army eleven
at Yankee stadium today before
senout throng OF 10000 spectators:
Both teams entered the fra" w
beaten and united Metre Done.
featuying 4 new wide open plzsiHg
attack. has rolled up Ia roinls ir
ceia3tine Arizona, Indiana, G2Jr..,
Tech. Carnegie Tech, and I!llnol
while Yielding only - points.
Army. one OF the surprise teams
of the season, has beaten Citadel
Virginia Military, Yale and ColUm
bia. Earl Blaik, Army's new ci"A-
ian coach, has developed the De>
running attack the cadets have
shown in years.
This is the 28th meeting Of tht
i two teams. The Irish nave won 2u
! The Cadets five, with two tlcf.
1i,,o,IrNC
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.lC tettt second largest INDOOR
muster OF tieht fans saw the Slen-
Gcr loHg-lsagod Negro register his
@oth consecutive professional tri-
miph. He teok unanimous 10 round
OCCASION with such convincing
Demonstration Of speed and punch
~ power that he will be favored
20 Van the title from Red Cochranc
NH,u tAel mery three months hence.
A'tNoueb tho veteran Ziyic out
Wt.-:t lHe L year old Harlem SEN
.di.2 b. siE aad a uaii pounds. the
.'.aot champion was SO groggy
ION esplas.Fc hooks and bolo
HrcNcs = the head in the ninth
j. Glj. that il ,lcmgd Robinson was
.nlu' L. aeaie}r his 2lSt commercial
l.i fal.. LII Pittsburgh Fritzic,
I'LL. I'd ard game, Weathered the
b.,.Dardn6at ana still WIS on his
E. e. al i fiual bell There were
=" ..0oyEde%ns.
1T V9s an excellent fisht, al
III u-n - Teu old ziyic faded in
tine closing sessions. The thron9
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-02
Reds Ask Britain
To War on Finland

LONDON, Nov !. tUP1-FOrollN
diplomats heard today Chat Rusaia
had asked Britain to declare W.
on Finland. Hungary and Rumanla.
British and Russian quarters de-
clinod to comment but it Was und,r-
Stocd the cabinet had taken the
Russian request under adyisamen,
1t was understood the Russians
considered 1t "pSychologically M
portant" to end a situation uHs.r
which the British, although tres
have no dIplom2tic relations Win
Finland, Hungary and Rumania r.
main at peace with three Of RI
5ia'5 enemies.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-02
Girl, Is, Eonored
By Heroism Medal

PITTSBURGH. Nov. 'UPl =
Thirteen-year-old Norma Bedell. of
Hammondsville. Ohio, who fought
off an enragtd SOW that attacked
22-month-Gld James R. Ferguson,
was honored today by the Carnegie
hero fund commission which award
ed "a bronze medals for acts of
heroisn.
OF the "a ilonored by the commits
sion. seven lost their lives IN per-
forming their deeds Of valor.
Fourteen persons were honored
for rcscuing or attempting 20 save
others from drowning
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-02
+ T e. ID q y y s s
s e. 2 rs I 6 r r lAARADE
B. Fi7ryy Ferguson

.Gti9t1ons VIII the PITTSBURGH Pi-
rates 10" In!iC,Ger Arky Eaughan;
~ tlal Coach Chuck Dresser was
.o.r, To ct the gate because he
s"otf.u .3nDle on tic club; a.
's@ thela is b, deal cooking
...'n tta rhlijc2.
I''. l. . 'oa+h daH for Elmer
D...3"l.t. - great back of yester-
na Iii became prominent in
'u,Hall = = .,&r for Purdue and
ii'u ven - West Point where he
nstIt "a Scafc more laurels. Oil
HNriTs problem is what game to
S." !..- eIgeraoon. Purdue is play
ia taraean aI the Polo grounds
.Nf .:#@ meeting Notrc Dame
- t'. Isn'.'c s,2dIun. Hell
.'. +, u" .".'i' for half Of each
.:'.r.
I}.:> @egec may be different
t'E.yr HoN that nc has admitted
tlt- Ie Is d light heavyweight in
s.cdd rt d niddlcWci5nt. The kid
WHO 2aGn up the mlddlcWcight title
- 'crGa" has looked plenty bad in
IC' 'nf appearances. and lot Of
T. probably can b. traced to his at
jDnpta o conc in below 16O pounds.
u IT, ta!. has big shoulders and a
H4n. des'aoed to carry i75 pounds
e., Tia" raa5 least
PlCGAp Gae Pros tomorrow
y g 1gb Giants over Chicago
C:l+.ua's.
-. uHHan Redskins over Pitts
pu.'I &toaler..
I.T.a5a Rams over Detroit
t.n"..
rnf.adeipfia HIA Eagles over
i -ouEiyl Badgers.
Chraa1 Bears over Green BaJ
2M.nO..
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-02
GREEN! EAF Lost
BILLIARD CONTEST
PHI AnFIrIfA Nav. up

PHI ADFlFI1A. Nov. I UP
Es4fu GuEel3a. c.ec.0d. H.,s.a
il a h.llua slg..s. cy.r ,Gsfaa
Eaipa C.,n.,.. L. - ir.a Il -
lae 10 .,.G -. - ,b, tnG9,
@ss'1e h'.,. e. .a3e~ t
Sca1a- 81 I.....t# =. .,."n OF, E =
Ca.t..a @. .H#.. no..ea =.
iHla Il f.r W.. Is. r.|... -
era. =. y. aa H. a.a Via E.
NteIcsap Nra aaa t..D.
w. ''....... H... ...a 6@s
fen IL. s....a. j.. .' Gas
plaee .,..l,l y. ,i -.
ever t#.. t#.f .. N.'s
l. -. ,.'.."' '.#s#.. -
+ -. tl......ila tg H a.s.#
Cra.:r.. -sna8a. .a-t'@. -
/ Joe FraGt'. G.a,ess. .> ~. ~
4 sat nag Tn... T. -" .. ..a=.-.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-02
Kin 9
Pin S
Meet

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Cal,
Nov. /. tUP>-Stanford and Santa
Clara. champions of their own di
visions in Pacific coast football. re-
new their football rivalry today be-
fore an anticipated crowd of 5000
fans.
Stanford. Pacific coast conference
champion. was rated one touch
down better than Santa Clara. the
king of of west coast independents
Each team has lost one game this
year. Stanford nosed out Buck
Shaw's boys on the point after
touchdown, 7-6 in their 1910 meet
INC
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-02
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK, NOV. l tIpJ - The
stock market developed a steadI"r
tendency today after declining To
new lows since June / in The pre-
yious session. Trading va light.
The main lit mo@ed narrowl,
while a feN tockS showed substan-
tial strength or weakness. Dcclara-
ton Of q $50 dividened by Chrylc.
corporation after the close yc>ter-
day aided that issue. It rose a pt
other motors were steady.
steel issues had gain. Operations
in the tecl industry mkt week arc
expected to result in record prpdu,-
ton Of ingot,. Copper shares were
around tho previous eio ..
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-02
MARKET QUOTATIONS
L. A. POULTRY

Los ANGELES. Nov. NUP) -
Hens, Leghorn, - - % lb q. 1sc
Hens, Leghorn over 3l4 to 4 lbs 1sc
Hens, Leg. over lbs and up 18c
Hens. colored. to 5K lbs =. 24c
Hens. colored over 5t2 lbs & up 24c
Broilers, y. and up !. lbs o. 22c
Broiiers over i. and up u p. 23c
Eryers, Leg. wore pa u 3 lbs. 16c
Fryers. colored, 2iz to 3i4 lbs zoe
Fryers. colored over 90 TO A.. 2lc
Roasters. colored, over A lbs 24c
Stays, colored ............... lie
Old RoosteTs, CoIored ........ 13c
Old Leigh orns Roosters ........ Usc
Ducknugs, Pekin over ID ... l7c
Ducklings, Pekin under 5 lbs =. l5c
Old Ducks, White Pekin ...... OSc
Geese OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 15c
Young Tom Turkeys % lbs, up 2ll
Young Tom Turkeys il 10 90 lbs 80
Young Hon Turkeys i and up -lr
Capons. s 10 s IDS .............. Csc
Capons over lbs and up ...... 25c
Rabbits, No. wh'te e.. 10 AZ lbs l7c
Rabbits, mixed 2olorS 81 E-44 lbs 15c
Rabbits No. old ................ O8c
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-02
TEMPE over
GREELEY

GREELEY. Colo Nov Up. -
A fourth-period rally brought the
Arizona State TEACHER Of Tempe a
6 to 0 victory las night over the
Greeley State college eleven before
5000 fans.
Ted O!ea scored the touchdown
in the fourth period after a drive
that went 80 yards. Lackcy missed
the conversion point
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-02
Associated farm
ParIey Scheduled

The Associated Farmers OF Cali
fornia will meet in Sacramento Dec.
and ? for their annual convention
and election of officers.
Particular emphasis will be given
to cooperation with the government
in the defense program and on plans
TO help feed and supply those fight
ing for freedom throughout the
world.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-02
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO, nov. IIFl = WT0 :
futures lost more than cent ;
bushcl today but moderate -upp.r
was encountered and part of tL,
loss wa rcgaincd.
Soy bean showcd mGra carr
strength but los ground Ia'rr
Wheat finished r. 10 : cert t4
lower Corn was off t. e. oa'
unchanged to up D. rye off t- 70
s.; and soy beans werc down .
20 .
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-02
Kiwanis + Fines 60
Into Chest EnNd

Ki".4As l.ah AnaoN 'mtf.i.. .
n Aaa.u' - 1'upHr Cb,st
=. 1h'r a"'daa I2ilay noon ~
tha Ga.abua worth uatcl, taea
O. nb-ncr b.u- IN Duc shape ol
!H."s n i.I'H1 = .g.Wcr correct 2
= =. I',r@E.Ea pro "m'ed lhat
cd.
e.. tsu. -. a...r so difficult
tha' = .c0u...s -. '.na .3.s3 +.
ausWor na u tgao um IN liz
-. ...."a - = " r.e..
J. = .l.0. .u 'a Com
NUM-. c. sHa F"Da Erru. ~.
p.a"faI c,u..9 = r. 'u. GIsr. =.
the rrRau.2a'l.4 %. d." lnnea'
campaign in laa'.
Byron j Sho#er was welcomed
a. a new mrm1ar.
Tom Fmn"4 - .lolmu ii Ia.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-02
LOCAL BUTTERFAT
l.. A. GRAIN
L. A. STOCKS

L. ANGELES, Nov. J up -
sto,h- were slightly stronger on
ihe Lo- Angeles exchanged toda#.
80 lS~uc- w,ro up. TWO were down
ard J were unchanged. Volume
va Approximately 1000 shares.
southern California Gas A. -.
up s.. STANDARD OIL - up =, Union
on l4~, up - Consolidated steel
COMMON Ci4 unchanged; Aircraft
Accessories. 1.95 oft %, Vega Air
plan Co. unchanged.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-02
BRUIN UNDERD0GS
AGAINST CALF.

LOS ANGELES. Nov l UP, -
University of California and Cali
fornia at Los Angeles met today in
a Pacific Coast conference football
game with the betting slightly fav-
oring the Golden Bears from Berke-
ley.
Both teams were smarting from
two conference defeats. although
last week they upset favored team.
California defeating the University
OF Southern California and UCLA
humping Oregon.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-02
: opening lineupS:
CAMP HAAN
COMMANDER SHIFTED

WASHINGTON. Nov. ]. up
Maj. Gen. Fulton Q. c. Gardner to-
day was transferred from command
OF Camp Haan. Calf, to command
OF the antiaircraft artillery train
ing center at the camp. Col. Spencer
A. Townsend was transferred from
the first cavalry division, Fort Bliss,
Tex. to third army corps headquar-
tiers. Preside, Monterey, Calf.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-02
l.. A. LIVESI UCK

Los ANGELES, Ocr. = G'Pj -
lFedcral state market NOV 'Iviorl
Hog salabic i30 tteady, top and
bulk good TO choicc 19,-2i5 IL
truckiua l2.Io; some medium light
and feeder pig, un,o.d, SON lack
ing.
cattle alablc 100. ,cyeral loads MT
shown; cleanup trade about steady
but no steer or helfer- >oId; dai:y
COWS and few choice beef COWS 10
7.5Q; Gamers and cutters 25-7; od
bulls to $50; medium 10 good fed
steers quoted 1o-1175; e.lcs salab'"
100. steady: odd good veaier 10
- %. feW slaughter taf.s ~ dr
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-02
,0tre Dam.
OREGON FkVORE.5)
OVER WASH. ST.

EUGENE. Ore, Nov. /. CUP .-
The University OF OreeGa sic.
defeated in Pacific coast cpr. "-
ence football play, W l.5, {
sl!qhtly over an improved Wgs&,l.--
ton State team here tcdsE A1"@
10000 fans were expected tc ,e
tho o9p,p
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-02
WHIPS ZIVIC
NEG KEEPS
SS'O,RD CLEAN
ROBINSON WI

NEW YORK, Nov. |. -BroWn-skinned Ray Robin
ser" t" Kid from arlen gets January shot at the world
rtcrNeg crown by virtue of last nights magnificent
Victory former Champion Frtzie Zvc before sell
u crowd Of 2O531 1T Madison Square Garden
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-02
LOCAL GRAPEFRUIT

Grapefruit. extra choice naked
pack. ass S2155 SIS SI.64; Gas $ls5:
ToS Sls5: Sos So.
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l.. A. HA Y

Los ANGELES, oct. - O'Pj-
Us. No. I ............ S2o.1V-2@ oo
Us. I. Y. No lcafy 49,. $2o.o0- 2o.5u
L. 5. No. ? ,...,........ SI7.0o-lS.oO
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MPLS. FLAX FUTURES

Los AN"I!E~. No. tIPl -
De-, . SI.&i
Ma. 81 -
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-02

The .r'a ar Wa III" liv.u-r0om Il
thc II ..e G.. r. j. Iiaac.f N
rmEers bur Y. '. Two rsa.aa
<eere eo'ua cae gat.gime inc No-re
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E ..es.... 81. 'ie Faleg bows, Gaa ot
Atam s. .sl 0aIl1aC* .or Notre
= B#a.e :H' "a aflr "..:t iadl-
a.e .p' i@a&. : D.. HsA Sue
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l.. 4. RANHS

Lp~ ANGELES No. l-P, -
IA Asked
Jiansamcrica .... ...... '.-4
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-02

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tene3 pau"l*@#. r#aomae aeat-
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plenty O. o'...t, -. n e.. - TO-.
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4s4alou. ~. =. PIT ,m.a II
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-02
L. A. RITTER & EGGS

Los ANGELES, No UT, 49,
Butter: EHtras 90. Prime first
%7.c. Standard o,cs 1crgrade-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-06
British, Arab
Troops Clash
Unmarried Jews
Called to Colors

BUDAPEST - The sefni-offieial
Hungarian news agency NIB Mon
day quoted Beirut dispatches re-
porting serious clashes between
Arab and British troops near Pab-
lus in Palestine Sunday.
Several Zionist leaders at Khalin,
Nsblus and Tulkarm have been
kidnapped by Arabs. the dispatch
reported. and many Arab free
corps leaders have been arrested
by the British.
All unmarried Jews under
90 have been called 20 the
service by the British and q
eurfew has been imposed ut
Nablus, the dispatch said.
A Baghdad dispatch. quoting an
official Iraq eommunique issued
Sunday. claimed Iraq forces had
occupied all oil wells ana refineries
at Kirkuk, Chamikin and Gayyara
and that all pipeline stations were
in possession of the Iraq army.
The western frontier airport
Of Cineldebhan was said 20
he encircled and British ben
nine stores and ammunition
depots were reported set afire.
The Habbaniya airdrome was
said 20 have been bombed by
Iraq planes.
British planes bombed the mill
tary sirfield at Baghdad twice. but
caused no damage, the dispatch
said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-06
Longer Work
Hours Needed
Vetsrun Comedion
Dies After Attuck
People in the News

Walter y. welsenbmGes. vice
president Of the National Associa-
ton Of Manufacturer. said at
Denver that. because Of shortages
Of skilled labor. longer hours Of
work will be necessary n defense
industry goes on the 74-bour,
even-day-a-wsek sc h q "a L. pro-
proposed by President Roosevelt. 4. /.
Frank Jerome, 81. veteran co.
medlan OF the New York Revue
"Hellzapoppln." died sunday Of q
heart attack. 80.
Lord Haitian. the British am
bassador. and Lady Halifax re-
csived soms inside information
Sunday on an old American Gus
tom -hiteh-hiking. In route from
Washington to stanton. Va. 20
hear President Roosevelt dsdieats
- a national shrins the birthplace
Of Woodrow Wilson. the Halifaxes
picked up Martin Gibson and his
wife who ssrs hitch hiking from
Wayneaboro. Va. to Chariottss-
Vile. Va. where Mrs. Cibaons
mother was In a hospital Lady
Halifax gave Mrs. Gibson her
eorsags Of orchids for her mother.
Higinie HoriniEa. F- son Of
President Aorinige ~ Paraguay.
IL en- route BY air with his mother
To the United States. where he
will undergo treatment for lnfan-
tile paralysis Al Warm Springs
Ga. he vas invited By President
Roosevelt.
Irving =. Oisl.. chairman II
United States stssl Corporation.
warned At q stockholders nnseting
In Hoboksn. ~. J.. that unwiss
governmental freezing 81 steel
prices can impede tbs national de-
fsnss program BY restricting
urgently needed steel production.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-06
Jurors Indict
State Brewers
Accused of Fixing
Beer. Ale Prices

SEATTLE - A federal
grand jury Monday afternoon
indicted all major breweries
in Washington. Oregon, Cali
fornia and Idaho of price
fixing in the sale of beer and
ale in interstate commerce
between the four states and
between them and the terri
tory of Alaska.
\ Another indictment was return
ed against the Seattle Fish Ex-
change, Inc. and brokers in Port
land, San Francisco, Los Angeles
and San Pedro. charging restraint
OF trade and price-fixing.
A third indictment named
the Washington Wholesale To-
bacco and Candy Distributors,
Inc, on . charge Of misusing
the Washington Unfair Prae-
tioes act In the price Of to-
baooo products.
Federal Judge Lloyd Black set
10 a m. May 10 as the time for
srrsignment Of i27 defendants.
The antitrust indictments
were the most sweeping ever
returned here.
The beer industry indictments
named the Washington Brewers
institute. California State Brewers
Institute, Idaho Brewers Institute,
Inc. and the Brewers Institute Of
Oregon, all important breveries in
the four states and their Officers.
The defendants were charged
with dominating and controlling
more than IS per cent Of the trade
and commerce involved.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-06
Boy Unable
To Save Pal

sPOkAN amused
'passers-by refused 10 heed his
pleas sight-year-old Eddie Porter
was unable to save his pal, Mar
win Wynn. from drowning IN the
Spokane river.
The boys were playing under q
municipal bridge. Marvin fell In
and began 10 sink His companion.
unable to get help Immediately,
ran q hslf-miis 10 inform his par
ents who called police.
When help arrived. Marvin vAs
dead.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-06

c~.<f~ rN>sl.<. ir~sl rroflzz
snntr<cfaf. n@d> ~ vsx h -
Nls4uslly river ~ IL ersck Il
dawn sunday. p~~p1f. vsrouu
h~its ~ una<nlsess skIlz, c>crHs
rstars<1 empty nsnd~d rse>at
rslns - sid. hrcaxht - w>t>s
lins 10 hsxh
~. - S- 4 i-~.rs Ar.
-ir.~s md ~. 80 Nr~l IEs<~Sa =.
n~hl Together 9Th nsmh<fs =
heir rssp~ctivs STORE Stats. war>
smonE iAa~< taking n the Ever.
zhsFr- aals rfasFem = A<stsl.
sunday Following the radio rFusa.
cs.s. thsy attended ~ KxsrsnzFr
party 81 the Olympic hatsi.
q. a. Wrs.es. SECRETARY t<~~~aF~<
ef The A<~oeistles - Nsste<
Plumbers Il ne stats. win -
smana thc>s attending ~ annual
convention n - held - nrcksns
lcerflnnsd sa Page Z. eaismr i
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-06
IVA Plans
Strike Action

SEATTLE - Negotlstofs 81 the
international woodN rksrs Of
America fcIOJ meet IN Olympia
Tuesday 10 prepare strike action
following breakdown Of = parisy
with lumber operators affecting
"a 600 western Washington mill
hands and logHers
Under . membership vste.
nsgotiators we're authorized 10
call . strike N employers re-
jected All proposals..
The union sought an hourly IN
crease Of 7 cents in all brackets
over ths present minimum q 81
cents. a weeks vacation with pay;
elimination Of pises work. and the
closed shop. Employers eoslnteFed
with an offer Of a ia cent m
crease IN lower brackets.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-06
Plane Production
AT New High

WASHINGTON go American air
plane production reached the new
high mark Of 1893 for the month
Of April. II was learned Monday.
The previous record output wa
1,2l6 for March.
Informed sources said that only
~ Of the 1893 aircraft msnufsc-
tursd and delivered last month
were Of the commercial type. The
remainder went 10 the U. q. army
U. s. navy. British and other gov
ernrnents The number going q
each branch was not revealed.
OF the March output Of i.21s
planes only IS we're u the CON-
rnereisl type and s7s went 70 the
Z. s army and navy and tbs
Britain.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-06

WAsHfN0T0s-Chsirnan CAR
vlnson. D.. Ca. II ths hesase naval
affairs eonnlnittss. saia Monday
~ was IN favor ~ conveying
American arms shipments 70 Brit
ain with the q. .. navy -now~
vinson dincioss6 Ma attitude IN
"A intervisw. - ths heszss pre-
pared % vote cn = rule q take ~
the hAn 70 empower ths preaidsnt
70 Fsqulnitlon idis foreign snips 10
American harbora
I'm In fnyex 81 eonsess u
a bscsHnes neeesaary - 80 ths
nnaferiais tsere." vinsen told
- Untted Pres.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-06
Cain Returns With Praise
For Utility Head. Engineers

tubes. Thsss. according - Cain.
are absolutely required foF n
operation II the light departments
steam plant this sumner. knd
could not have bssn resolved he'd
not ofNsii gone n Washington.
Cain said 0'Nsii. with Kent ard
donEwsF. would return 70 Tseoms
THURSDAY o. Friday. They ssr<
taken on "a Inspection tour q
the iva preIset IN rsnnss~ss sad
this wssk are n Nsw fofk can-
fsrring with bopdbousss regarding
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Pedestrian
Hit Fhd BY
Chiefs Car
Anderson IsIondIlo
Struck Trying 70
Retrieve HIs Hat

San Steffsnssn. n. q
VEGA. Andersen l.land -
struck down ~ iith and -
cific svs. about noon Monday
by The ear Of Firs Chief +. n.
Whitaker. lie vs. taksn -
Tacoma General hospital. haf
US pronounced dad hpaa
arrival.
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police. Hf<ff<n<<a ~s< - sx=< -
en> ~n~si ~ flre tFazk fniie~zn9
the ehlefs ear. <vu<nlnn ne <h~~&
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". y. PRAISES. ~. ~ - 81 nss>le
a. vss r~aalaEtY drives ~ -.
Whissksr 80 ~ nxn seerps1
e>st lnte ~ street. 10 fe<rfsv~ -
hst whssh ~ nscwu nff.
Tks e~f n whles uhliss>< -
riding s~ns simest - . kaIt
h~fars ntsff<n~~n ran no ths 80
- n. striking ne anar hanzz1e.
TIE az ssspr>d within ~>shf -
10 f<<t after - impact
ktnff<ns<n's a<&th marHe6 -
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Tacoma Host
TOForn1er
First Lady
Mrs. Hoover Is In
City In Interest
OF Girl Scouts

Tacoma has had its share ~
well-known visitors the past few
months and today is playing host
TO a former first lady of the land
Mrs. Herbert Hoover. With Mrs.
Paul Rittenhouss of New York,
national director Of Girl Scouts.
Mrs. Hoover. who IL honorary vice
president Of the organization. was
here Monday and may remain
Tuesday prior h attending the
Northwest conference of Girl
Scouts 10 be held In Seattle May
= 10 ..
When interviewed IN her suits
In Hotel Winthrop. Mrs. Hoover
said that she had been IN the
northwest many times.
II know the northwest very
well and love No." she sald.
"and we ARE going 20 see your
mountain before We leave"
Mrs. Rittenhouss admitted she
was here for the first time and
was enchanted with the north
west"
Never Makes Plans
Monday morning was spent by
both Of the visitors In making
telephone calls and opening and
answering mail. Asked how long
she intended 70 stay In Tacoma.
Mrs. Hoover replied. Il don't know
] never make plans"
The former first LADY IL On her
way home from New York. Ten
days ago. she and Mrs. Rittsn-
house attended the Rocky Noun
tain conference Of Girl Scouts In
Casper, Wyo. Making the trip
10 the northwest together. they
arrived In Tacoma shortly after .
o'clock Sunday evening. coming by
way Of Boise. Ida, and Portland.
Ore
Girl scouts Busy
In connection with national de-
Tense. Mrs. Rittsnhouss said that
the Giri Scouts here are busy with
their community service bureaus
which include such projects - Red
Cross work and work with Bun
dies for Britain"
The most important thing Ehs
said. is for the Cin Scouts 70
keep on helping the existing
agencies. a. well a. 70 work with
the emergency agencies"