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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-27
German Forces on Crete
Aided by Landing Of Tanks
Nuzis Toks Offensive. but British
Are Sill Fighting on Even Terms

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-27
Fall Inio Bay. Gun
Report. Bring Arrest

Theodore caisss, IS. was arrest.
cd Sunday fer investigation ~ .
report he vas carrying a gun and
chasing people with ~ Ne was
charged with being drunk Police
searched the mans room ct All
IA. nth st. but could find no sign
Of a GIn.
cAiHss was said 10 have fallen
In the bay and wadsd ashore. and
81 the time Of mis- arrest his clothes
Nsrs wet
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-27
Negley Rites Held

Grsveside services for Charles
+. Negley, so, who died at a local
hospital Saturday following a
short Illness were held Monday IL
2 o'clock in washelli cemetery. DR..
A. W. sidders offoisted and
burial was under the direction Of
Wugley and Clements.
Negley had been a resident here
% years. coming from Montana.
and lived at 723 I'd st. n. ". He
leaves his wife, Martha. 10 whom
he had been married so years; q
daughter. Jane. At home. and .
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-27
ERE'S MORE ABOUT
Main Street
STARTS ON PAsE ONE

Franklin grade school Tuesday
starting At $50 p. m. by The Frank
lin Preschool group.
Mary Snsman. warrant clerk in
County Auditor y. Clifford Davis
office. was recovering At fsr home
on 6th ave. Monday from an attack
Of ptomains poisoning.
Cadet Capt. Newton J Buren,. Jr..
landed his seaplane on Lake stella
COON Sunday and visited friends
before returning to Seattle.
Marjorie Leslie. former Tacoma
school teacher who several years
ago removed 10 Honolulu. Was .
weekend guest Of Mr.. and Mrs,
/ Clarence Lake At Wildairs. She
plans 10 return to the Islands IN
September. She's planning a small
hotel TO supplmsnt her apartment
and residence properties.
Mrs. Grace Watson took her
grandchildren. jeanne and Hubert
Watson. to Rainier National park
Saturday for their first closeup Of
the mountain.
Jerry Aeads was telling a story
Monday that brought ehuekiss
from all who heard II. heads and
Drew silvers went fishing over tho
weekend. silyers Was waiting for
nibble when four wood ducks
came floating by. The sight Of tho
ducks. according 10 Mssds. made
siivsrs 20 excited he forgot the real
purpose n the trip.
Frank l.. Mallory OF Tscoms has
been elected = member Of Stanford
university chapter ~ Phi Bets
Kappa. national honorary scholar
ship society. Mallory ~ = senior
ma joring In political science.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-27

theran church Wednesday after
noon At ? o'clock At the home Of
Mrs. William Helmold north Of
Sumner.
The meeting NJ the Msry-Msrtha
Mission society Of Peace church,
scheduled Wednesday evening. has
been postponed until June IL.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-27
NAH CLAIMS ARE
rRonAnf.y EXAGGERATED

The German hssh eommsnd
claimed thai the British have le=g
rs ~arcrafl around crsts u broks
down the Losses a. follpwss II
cruisers. eight dsstroyers. Que sui
marine. five spsedhoats -Four Of
the cruisers were sald 10 have been
sunk by the Italian err fores In
addition = British e.itlsship. sew.
esal cruisers and several d.struysfs
we're said Ia have been damaged
n the Geru~a elsim. are Ia
he believed. Arts aispisses have
- far suak sirtnsil, the whsls
u The essteta Aealfsssssesa
fie-t-s me~t ssprei.ahi. ae-
seIepmest
Some London reports said that =
third NaEi convoy attempting TO
land men On Crete had bssn
smashed ~ British ~arshlps The
British estimated unofficisiiy that
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-27

in June Some believe their MACK.
berries ~1ll ~ ready for harvest
early IN August. Picking price.
recommended we're 50 cents pes
crate with a 10 cent bonus FOR
picksrs staying with one employees
throughout the season for raspher.
ries, snd IS cents per crate and =
five cent bonus for hlaekberries
Ftre STRIKE. Home
A blaze. thought BY firemen to
have started in defective wiring
caused approximately $500 dam.
age 10 the garage and rear 81 the
home Of Lyman Hood. t2t isth st,
5. W. shortly after midnight Sun
day morning. The garage Was =
total loss. estimated AZ $500. and
the rear Of the house was dam
aged 10 the extent OF about $500.
firemen said There was no one
home At the time and the fire had
gained considerable Roadway be-
fore neigheors called the fire de-
partment
The Study department Of the
Puyallup womens club yin meet
Tuesday for a 1880 pot luck
luncheon at the home OF Mrs. W.
A. Miller on West Pioneer ave.
Subject for discussion will be
Living American Women in In
dustry' with Mrs. Miller. Mrs.
Anna Osborne and Mrs. J. ". L.
Kaufman as the speakers. Mrs.
Charles Stevenson is chairman Of
the group.
During the past week several
new arrivals were recorded at
Puysllup General hospital. Mon
day Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Svend-
sen. iil2 9Th ave. s. W. beca nm
parents of a daughter; Wednesday
son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Phair of Route S. Box SIS.
Tacoma; Thursday, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Eilers. Route /. Box 7ts, a
son; Friday. Mr.. and Mrs. X. T.
LeVene. 624 I'D st, s. w. son,
and Saturday a son was born TO
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Riddle of
Sumner.
In the presence of close rela-
tives Miss Ilah Williams. daughter
OF Mrs. r. F. Williams OF Tacoma.
and Carl Ames. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. c. A. Ames, also OF Tacoma.
were married Sunday at l o'clock
at the parsonage OF the First
Christian church with Rev. Give
Taylor reading the service. At
tending the couple were Miss Lyla
Amerman and Dick Greenlaw. The
bride wore a costume Of navy blue
silk crepe with white accessories
and a corssge OF roses and swan.
sonia. Miss Amerman's dress wa.
also Of navy blue but with dusty
rose accessories and her eorsags
was pink roses and sweet peas
The new home will be in Olympia
Mrs. Walter Johnson has re-
turned TO her home, 236 4th ave.
n. W. with her son, born At Puy.
sllup General hospital May Is.
There will be a social meeting
of the Ladies Aid of Peace Lu-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-27

speaking under suspsoss ~ ths
Angle ssxon federation. Rnbsrs
Thornton ~tll lecture Tuesday 81
= p m. IN Natal wiathror rhs
public l. Invited
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-27

Mrs. Walter Johnson has re
turned to her home, 236 4th ave-,
n. W. with her son, born At Puy-
sllup General hospital May Is.
There will be a social meeting
of the Ladies Aid of Peace Luz
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-13

REVEREND LILLIAN LEE - Church ~
Christ. Appointments daily 1850 West
Grand boulevard. Tyler 6.7333
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-13
Torch Talks
Hanging Victim Vowed
He'd Burn Home

With the Identification today
Of a man found hanging at Tele-
graph and Eureka roads last week
end, il was revealed that one OF
his last acts was TO burn his Ink.
ster home 10 the ground so no one
else could ever live in il.
The man was identified as Johr
Doton. 60, of 2542 Ross avenue
lnkSter. Police Chief Albert Bios
singham. who identified Doton
said that he came to this country
from Austria in 1914. worked
hard, saved his money and bull
his Inkster home with his owr
hands.
Recently he has been unable Il
pay his taxes and the home wa,
sold. When Doton received ar
order 10 vacate last week he tolc
neighborS:
I'll burn the house 10 the
ground before I'll let any one
else live in It,"
Last Friday night the houS,
burned TO the ground. Doton'!
body was found the next day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-13
BIRTHS

Genevieve knoph, 17O5 1905 Oakman.
Leah kash. 1878 Longfellow.
Bernice LoJowski, 1910 Calhoun, Dearborn
Ann LazarowicZ, 42i0 Cadillac
Grace LaCommare, 30s1 MARLBOROUGH.
Marcelle Marchsnd. 734s Melrose.
Venner Myrick 942 East Ferry
Genevieve Michaels. 2l2s bearing.
Captola McLaughlin. 1900 Faircrest
Nellie Mann, 1912 New York, Lincoln Park
Corinne oBrien. 1879 Princeton.
Mary Ortman, 1903 Gray
Loretta Odle, 1885 Westpoint.
Marion owen, 1865 LaBelle
Anita Perez, 1873 South Pelham.
Florance Paris. 543 Smith.
Helen PereJda, $3.50 Heintz.
Lillian Petrovisk. 1885 Bradford
Effie Robbins, 942 West Kirby
Miriam lockwood. 7l2 Park. Royal Oak.
Vivian Richardson, 1895 Lawton.
Mary Richard, 1851 Seward.
Leona Rolison. 2s4t Fourth.
Shirley Roll. 5045 Manistique
Alice Richardson, 10ss Beaubien.
Virginia Romaniw. 1919 Elsmere
Virginia Schenschsck, rs Gallup. NJ. Glen
ems
Berniee szymanski, 1s45 Seward.
Julia Straw 40l6 Central.
Katharine Schalk. 1923 East Hancock.
Barbara skibs, 1857 Mcmillan.
Lillian sefa, 1915 Calumet.
Dorothy solomon 237 Leicester.
Nedra Tyler. 3475 Third
Alma Tolewitz, 1927 Liyernois.
Frances Verhines. $751; Winthrop
Elizabeth Wardlaw. 1924 Camden
Rosa Williamson. $50 Connecticut High
Viola Wright. 574o East Hancock.
Christina Zerill, 1925 Arndt
Margaret Zihlman, 1850 Horsemill road
Crosse 1le
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-13
Civil Service Sits
Kennedy Aid Claim

LANSING. Aug. 13.-The old
Charge that highway department
employees worked Loyalty for the
election of their boss. Highway
Commissioner G. Donald Kennedy
was again before the civil service
commission today.
Andrew J. Roman. dismissed
employe. testified before the Civil
Service Appeals Board that about
ID employees received pay from
the state while campaig ning for
Kennedy and that many other,
distributed campaign literature
~ a. fiuria. attorney for the high
way department, demanded an in
yeStigation Of the charges. Civil
Service Director Thomas J. Wilson
said he VIII make an inquiry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-13
Far Eastern Crisis
Joint Farley Topic

WASHINGTON, Aug. 10. -
QNS)-Latest developments in
the Far Eastern crisis were dis
cuSsed at joint state department
meeting today between Secretary
of State Cordell Hull, Alfred Duff
Cooper, special British political
envoy TO Singapore, and the diplo-
matte representatives of Great
Britain. Australia and Canada.
Those attending the meeting in
addition 10 Hull and Duff Cooper
were British Ambassador Lord
Halifax. Australian Minister Rich
ard Casey. and Canadian Charge
d'Affairs Hume Wrong.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-13
Faces Narcotic Count;
Two Others Seized

Arrested by Detroit police in a
Peterboro street hotel, George
Montgomery, D, today was to be
Iarraigned on violation of federal
narcotic act before United States
Commissioner j. Stanley Hurd.
Montgomery was turned over TO
federal authorities by Detectives
Albert Carter and Otto Dieball. of
the narcotic squad. who said they
found five pounds of marijuana
in his room. Ralph Oyler, head of
the federal narcotic bureau. said
information had led 10 arrest of
two other marijuana possessors in
Cincinnati.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-13
Vital Statistics
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Hnard J. Singer. 20. Elizabeth Il. Cox, 10.
Kenneth {. Sterling, 30 Mary L. Deni-
Charles Miner. %; Thelma Beaudry, %
Adam Litwinski Al. Ludwika Wsrdak, ~
Edward l.. Golobsch, 81. Marion l.. Jor-
Edward s Freeman, 30; Edith c. Perry,
Russell o. McGrsv. "a. Janet waldecksr,
George Penmsn. q. Annie Blair. Is
Joseph kosters, "a, Angelihe szopinsks,
Henry Heemsoth. 10. Alice Rim, 20.
Edward Hoffman, So; Helene T. Schultz,
George p Parker. %: Betty J. Bailey. IA.
Leonard +. kleinoW. 25i Florence +. Cur
/ rier. %
Anthony LisiecN "a; Josephine Lipa 20.
Theodore X. Peterson, %; Violet 5. Raa-
Donald X Hoyey. %; Virginia L. Nygsrd,
John a Tsmbasco, IS, Lily L. Mitchell q
yoSn cb hSs h bopotsy Ma' Hsn.y
DuWsyne A. Lochmiller, "a; Grace l.
Herbert +. oestman. %; Mary Conan. n.
Frank J. skikiowieh, "a, Blanche B.
Morris l. Tanenbaum. rs; Ros. Banda
John Ebert. %: Sophie Churulich. IT.
Hugh T Csumartin, rs Mary NJ. Pri'
Manual n KsntOr. rs; Helen v.enstrs. 10
Thomas o Brien, So. susannah J. John
John p Danna. % Lillian J. Rumpyz. rs
Wylie J. VOORHEES,, IS; Beverly NJ. Cav,
Roman C Kowalsk rs; Jenni. P. witt
Raymond L. Cullen. "a; Alice l.. Hsrbi-
Jason Rodgers. 30: julius C. Coleman. "a
/
James w. Gibbs. So; Magdalene Belady
Arthur J wnkie Jr., ~; Elizabeth X
Edward A. Buszka. rs; Manila Allan, %
Emanuel Graft. "a Matilda soller, 10.
Anthony Pniewski, So: Stella Chylinska, IL
Theodore F. Haddad. "a; Josephine Walked
Anton P. NARROWER. "a; Christine NJ
Harry p Fichtner. ~; Hndegards L. Fels
ner. 20.
Howard A. Dinger. 81: Betty L. Barr. 20.
Gerald p Kent, 20; Grace +. West. 20.
Warren q. Messer, "a: Lots N Heiden. ~
! Wilhelm T. strech. ~; lrma Mueller, u.
terman Johnson. 20 Matilda j. Meyer ~
Ralph F. Martin. So, Florence T.. Martin
Lester f. Tosh. 49, vivian J. Graham. II.
John Dzikowski rs; Monica Golembiski. 90
| S. Lee Brannoch Jr, "a; Doris V. Harroun
Leslie Kulscs. 2s; Estene L. Banaszewski
25.
shelby Tee.dsle. 20 Norma Weeks, 10.
Guy s. Hill. IS; Laura Moore 81
Charles J. Sanner. 20. Louise Bowersox. ~
William DeJulius. Fl; Frances Carlini, Is.
John Lozosky, rs; Helen Verkerke 20.
Casemere f. Jablonski, %; Stella T. wini.
arski. 20.
Henry f. Calender. 80; Ann C. Traturyk,
"a
Henry Tobiczyk. %; Mary T. Dzialowski.
20
Eugene sersen. %. Rose Psndrscki. 81.
Albert Ketcherside, "a. Lucille J. Stanley,
10.
Salvatore D'Angelo. 81: Frances Marsales.,
81
Roy Ferguson. 81: Jean Hopton. Is.
Robert c. Burd, 20 Thelma d. Andrews
is.
Morris shoskes. rs: Pearl Granader. "a.
baniak, %.
Michael y Allessandro, %; Theresa Da.
groso 20
10
Matthew J. spatsform, 81: Yalon Bush u.
Thomas a. Mutrsn, 80, Mary A. Abdel-
nOur. 26
Tony Murrey rs; Jasmine Macksand. IA.
mn Remolesa. %. Anna Greenstein 81
floyd A. Turner, IS; Pearl r Spencer, II
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-13
Propeller Co. Rejects
ALL Negotiations

CALDWELL. n J., Aug 80
uNS) -- AS state and federal
.mediators sought TO end the six
day-old strike at the Caldwell
Propeller plant Of the CurtiSs.
Wright Corporation, which has
slowed down the delivery of war
planes 10 the British and the
United States governments, the
company today rejected negotia.
ton offers of the striking AL
machInists.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-13
.S-Hour Day Abolished
For Army Workers

WASHINGTON, Aug. 13. -
CINS)-To speed the strengthen.
ing of army defense works, Presi
dent Roosevelt today issued an eX
ecutive order suspending the eight
hour day for mechanics and la
borers employed by the war de
partment on public works neces
sary 10 defense. such as air fields
barracks and Notifications.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-13
State 10 Consider Bids
On Highway Projects
Iimes stAr Correspondent

LANSING. Aug. 13.-Low bids
on 19 highway projects 70 cost
more than $1,000 900 will be deter
mined by the state highway de-
partment August 20. Commits
sioner G.. Donald Kennedy said
today.
Included viii be bids on con.
struction Of five miles of four-lanc
divided superhighway between the
Ohio state line and Erie. which
will relieve congestion between
Detroit and Toledo on US-24
and p. Nv
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-13
Soldier Swallows Poison

Ray Chaivre, %. of 14454 Ruth
erford avenue, was recovering in
Receiving Hospital today from the
effects of poison that he Swal-
lowed. police said, in a suicide
attempt after he had learned that
his sweetheart had met another
boy while he was serving in the
army. He was on leave from the
54th Quartermasters Corps, Com
pany r, Fort Dix.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-13
Report U. S. Envoy to Quit

NEW YORK. Aug. 13.-GNS)--
Hugh G. Grant, American minister
10 Thailand, will return home
shortly TO resign. the Toxic radio,
picked up in New York by CHS,
reported today from Bangkok.
Grant, the broadcast said, will be
succeeded by Francis b. Sayre,
now high commissioner TO the
Philippines.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-13
DEATHS

Joseph Lantry, I5s45 Fsircrest. H
Eliza williams. 1855 West Warren. ~.
Vesta Jones, ESQ East Kirby. s.
Mary Richardson, $40 East Grand Blvd
Jacob Kimberlin, 4s0s Trumbull. SO.
Mary Pesrse 1925 McGraw, 81.
Sophie Garbacik. 1902 Wesson. ~.
Harold n. Kelley. 271o Virginia Park, so.
Vern l.. Potter Jr., 1888 Ash. 10 months.
Gustave NJ Katz, 1917 Beaconsheld, 81.
ARTHUR Willis 1912 Russell, 81.
Arthur A. Mcdonald, 1854 Fifteenth. ~.
John carrick. 1891 East Canfeld, 81.
Rose veros. 503l Commonwealth, SO.
Walter Karzcewski, 1855 Daniels, 81.
Edward j. Welch. 1902 Cssgrain, So.
william f. Clinton, 1892 West Lafayette,
| g.
lanes A. Furiong. 1851 Virginia Park. 81.
Robert Nicholas 154oi Sorrento, IL.
Isivert J. Peterson. 81 East Minnesota, 81.
Anthony zukowskt 2371 Tromb1y. 81.
Iwnie Hampton, 2219 Watson, 80:
Matte Smith 562 East Kirby As.
Kuy Mitcham 17s5 Concord, so.
Frank Holloway. 1895 East Larned 7.
James W. Cochran. 2525 Hllger. 81.
Michael Duffy. 64s West Jefferson, 90.
Add Adams. 1891 Stockton, 50.
Rodger Frechette, Andover. Canada. 2i
Aida Trembley. Murray Bay, Canada, ~
/ Ruth Sharick. 271l Whitney, -.
Fred Hewlett. Howell Mich. 81
carrie Hansen. 1920 1rvington. So.
Charles F.. HoseIl, 1906 Elmhurst. Royal
| Oak, 81.
Elton r Hascali. 1881 Bayls. Sc
Peter Dobrinich. 1908 st Aubint 81.
| Elizabeth Hallss, Birmingham, 81.
Roderick McRae. sI57 Helen. 81.
Lucy Pettway. 70i 81 Aubin. -.
Emma Williams e32 East Warren, ~.
Lee Brown 2705 East Vernon SO
Moses ID. Watson, 22s3 East Lafayette 40
Dinah Robinson, 5i0e Seminole, so.
Anna Miller s041 Morgan, 10
Minnie Louis Fisher 100 Piper, 80.
Milton Butts. 1881 Avery. IS
Hannah Christina Martin, 1909 Common
| wealth. 10.
Irene Toombs. 2ii2 Sherman. months
Ethel Maude Bullock, 1883 West Outer
drive So
Georgia n. Hovey. 1885, BeaverIsnd So
Zons Krawulska, 62ie Jos. Campau, ~;
/ James W. Atkinson, 1856 w. Lafayette, rs.
Florence Franklin, 2i42 East Larned, II
Mile Coleman. 1879 Ailendsle. 10.
Anne Elizabeth Jeschke, 1879 Meadow
! brook, 80.
James Flucher. I77 Helen, 50.
Lester Bartrow. 545 Aiger, IS.
Addie Heinrich. 1915 4. Grand Blvd, 90.
Alice " Kinney. 1905 Abingdon road, 81.
John Kurtti. Tapiols. Mich, rs.
Clara Mielke, 1901 Canonbury, 40.
/ John A Williams 2OS East Hancock. 30.
Mary Pitchwak. $3.50 Three-Mile drivel so.
Daisy O. Hopkins. 1888 Ivanhoc 7s.
Margaret 7. Pierce. 17is4 Warrington
lP. 1sy. " Y. s,ch.rd., .cs ,sr rrh.
l Royal Oak, IS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-13
DIVORCES

Divorces were granted to:
Fannie Terrell from Richard.
Dorothy Leach from Joseph.
John Darcy from Georgiana
Clifford Redeaux from Bernice
Lottie Appman from Theodore.
Lillian Thomas from Adam.
Eva Hines from Harvey.
Mary Vengvrwauskas from Nicodemus.
Carl J. Snyder from Dorothy.
Julia Nassau from Moses Melvin
Edward ID. Churchill from Irma p.
Anna Bomback from George.
Lula Mae McReynolds from Raymond.
George Schewe from Stella.
Gladys Louise Hammers from Claudius.
Edna Rickert from John.
DECREE OF ANNULMENT
Ros. Gawyk from Orville Cusac.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-13
BonesteeI Urqe!
Obstetrics Keep
Up Reputation
Times star Correspondent

FORT CUSTER. Aug. l3.-Ask
ing troops of the 5th Division 4
maintain their high reputation 70
effective operation, Mai Ger
Charles II. Bonesteel today ad
dressed a pre-maneuver meSsag
TO his men.
The general said:
AS we approach the time for
our departure from Fort Custer
for the maneuyers In Louisiana.
i ann sure that there II no need
10 impress upon you the impor-
lance of the exercises or the
important part 10 be played by
the 5th Division.
"All OF you learned certain
lessons during the maneuvers in
Tennessee last June, and all of
you have been working hard TO
apply these lessons In your daily
training here at Fort Custer.
Only by maneuVers can we deter
mine just how well we have
learned these lessons or just
what points need more empha-
sis.
REPUTATION AT STAKE
when the going gets tough,
as IL often does in the field.
remember there il no easy way
10 efficiency, no wide open road
TO success. The reputation of
the 5th Division for swift, effec-
tive operations reputation in
cidentally which we will main
tain in these coming maneuvers
was brought with lots of hard
work.
This reputation Of ours came
through the aggressive leader
ship of all commanders as well
as the intelligent and aggressive
action of those serving under
them. These two vital essentials
must never be forgotten. They
20 to the very roots of our
American conception OF how to
build an army"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-13


NEW YORK, Aug. 13. - Mrs
Henry J. Topping. the former
Gloria Baker. wife Of the tinplatC
heir. today gave birth TO an eight
pound boy in Doctors Hospital
Attending physicians reported
that both the mother and baby
were doing splendidly." Topping
who was AT the hospital, said the
youngster would be named Henry
j. Topping III.
The wealthy Topping and the
then Gloria Baker, daughter Of
George T. Baker. one-tine director
oil the United States mint. were
married in 1888. They have one
other child, a girl.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-13
Rides End
'HilbiHy Yodeler' Closes
Tour in Prison
Time. star Correspondent

ADRIAN, Aug. IS. - William
Terry. %, former Kentucky hill
billy yodeler." forced a cabdriver
at point of a gun, to drive him tc
Toledo.
Terry was transported back to
Adrian by deputy sheriffs.
Today he will be chauffeured to
Jackson, which will end his tour.
ing for the next five 10 10 years
on sentence of Circuit Judge G.
Arthur Rathbun.