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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-14

ed Monday by automobile for a
two-weeks' rom bination business
pleasure trip 10 Palm Springs.
Cal.
Gerald Mccarthy SAYS clippings
his father has just sent 10 HIM
from New York show that the ski
bindings commonly used here
abouts are slresdy becoming gen
orally known in the East as
Mount Rainier" bindings as
a trade name but as type name.
More than half dozen different
brands are made here In the
Northwest on the same general
principle generally considered
better than any other type on the
American market for general
climbing and downhill purposes.
Richard Ruffo. of the California
Western States Life Insurance Co,
recently was honored by his COM
pany with appointment 10 mem
bership in the organization's Ami.
versary club, composed of out
standing leaders in the concerns
annual anniversary month oelebra-
ton.
81 Meacham, former Tacoman
is now stationed with the u. S
Signal Corps at Juneau. Alaska
according TO word received by Mr.
and Mrs. I'd Bowman. Meachan
Is an operator for the Alaska com
munication system and writes thai
he is well satisfied.
Attorney Anthony Stella was thu
first TO have an order signed Mon
day by the new superior cour
Judge, doe Mallery.
A shower Of rice and confetti
sped Mr.. and Mrs. George Younkir
on their honeymoon trip TO Mont
rose. Iowa. Sunday night at tn
Milwaukee station. The Younkins
who were married Saturday. vii
be gone for six months durinl
which time Mr.. Younkin will spent
some time as salesman for Georg'
LAWYER. local bulb grower. Mrs
Younkin is the former Miss Evelyl
Jacobsen.
A petition supporting candidacy
| OF DIR. l.. r. Norton for reelection
as Tacoma school director va
the first TO be filed fo- the Marcl
election with Secretary Carl G
Caddey. Other board member u
for reelection is Mn. Agnes NJ
Funk.
With auto license business fall
ing off rapidly. County Audito
s. Clifford Davis moved that de
partment back inside his offic
Monday from the courthouse hal
where II was stationed during IN
rush period
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Seriously Hurt
When Hit by Car

Joseph Gill. So. of 3305 So. 18th
st, was removed to ST. Joseph's
hospital Monday morning. after
being struck by a car at So. e0th
and South Tacoma way.
Preliminary examination re-
vealed the elderly man to be suf-
fering from head. back and leg
injuries. His condition was de-
scribed as serious" by hospital
attendants.
Gill, according to reports. was
struck down by car driven by
Charles Payne OF zoos So. Puget
Sound ave, as he was ahghting
from a bus at 100 a. m. Payne
was booked at the police station
and released on his own recog-
nizance.
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Woman Who Leaped From Hotel
Window Will Be Buried on Tuesday

CheWelah. Survivors include her
father ard mother. NJ ard Nrs
Dan Blystone. Seattle. three So
ters. Mrs Mare Patton. Tacoma
Ms Rshecca Tnew and MIS-. Ma
BE- Woods. Yakima three half
sisters. Ms VIOLA Hansfora Ed
monitor. Can. Mrs Ethel Bryce.
Spokane. and Mrs. Edna Tohin.
Psiouse City: ard tao brothers
George Rlystons. Yakima. and Joe
: Blystons. Spokane. Burial vii
- in the New Tacoma cemetery.
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ness will not come until that trend
turns downward.
Then. when income can no long
er balance outgo. the reserves will
be waiting 10 supply the deficit
Unemployment compensation must
face and master such an emer-
gency with the super-depression
that will follow the termination
Of our now skyrocketing industrial
activity. After that will be the
time TO decide whether carefully
calculated figures did lie.
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Says Russia Wants
To Keep Out Of War

HoNOLULU-An ma Louise
Strong. noted newspaper woman.
here en- route to San Francisco on
the last leg OF a round-the-world
trip. said Russia "basicslly wants
TO stay out Of war" The Finnish
war and the taking over Of small
Balkan states was q move designed
10 acquire defenss that would en-
able the Soviet Union TO stay out
Of bigger wa, she said
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Funeral services for Mrs. Berty
Pear Hickman. beauty operator
who died after q plunge from q
downtown hotel Saturday morn
INK. will h< held a. Il 30 a n
Tuesday from Nelhngers chapel
Presiding over Ire service vii be
Rev A. " Rsmstad of ths Pacific
Lutheran college 81 Parklznd.
Mrs. Hickman had liyFd eight
wars IN Tacoma. coming here
from Yakima. She Vas born IN
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-14
Goodwill 10 Mark
10th Anniversary

Marking its 10th anniversary.
the Tacoma Goodwill industries
will stage its annual meeting
Tuesday at 6 so ?. m. at the main
building. 1856 So. Tacoma ave.
with Rev. Harold Long in charge
Of the program.
Among those who will take part
are Albert Hooker. II. l. c. Ober-
lies and Rev. and Mrs. Ernest
Barber: the BARRIERS Will lead com
munity singing and Mrs Barber
will be heard in a solo, Il Shall
Not Pass Again This Way"
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house when the joint session Is
held. Secretary Of State Belle
Reeves also will submit contest
papers against Lsnglie filed by
Ben 8. Sawyer. former member
q the house from Olympia.
Reports from the senate
Democrat caucus Sunday
aight said the issue Of COM
nunism against Westman WAS
brought up by Senators suili-
VA and Mary Z. Farquharson
eft Seattle. Westman admitted
n,amhership In the party In
1855 and 1859 but said he no
longer belonged.
Senators opposing his being
seated pointed out the senate is
the sole Judge of the eligibility OF
tn members and could seat or re-
Sect anyone. II he Is rejected,
Island and Snohomish county COM
missioners would have TO pick q
successor. They recently chose
Howard Bsrgreen to FIJI the vac
ant seat Of Pearl Wanamaker,
ytate school superintendent-elect
The house Democrats may fol-
now the lead OF the senate and moi
elect q majority floor leader. They
may, instead. choose three or four
such leaders. TO take turns direct
Ing legislative activities during the
session
The 81 house Republicans
anA nine COP senators we're
- have held . caucus Sunday
night following the Democrat
caucuses. Reiliy's selection -
sneaker WAS satisfactory. APP
parently. and none WAS held.
Taylor won the senate secretary
position by = vote Of 10 to IL
over state Treasurer Phil n
Gallagher. Joe milestone. Seattle
was eliminated on an earlier bal
lot. Robert r. waldron. Spokane
snd Keiron w. Reardon. Monroe
both withdrew from the race
Elmer Kennedy, Olympia. wal
selected reading clerk. replacing
the veteran J. c. Herhsman, Seat
Oe.
8. r. Holcomb WAS regarded A
eertain choice for house speaker
while the sergeant-at-arms Job IL
the house was up between *
Olson. Olympia: Newton Fry. Day
ton, and Gerald G. Nixon, Tacoma
Joe Mehan was elected senate
esrgeant-at-arms for the fourth
time.
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Science Takes Hand
Against Rustlinq

TRINIDAD. Colo. Modern
criminal science is making rustl-
ing dangerous out west. Officers
took a bullet from a slain calf
seized the gun Of suspect. sent
both to a ballistics expert and OBJ
tanned a confession from the cattle
thief
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Central Ave. School
Millage Boost 0kehed

A proposal for an increase Of IS
mills for improvement to Central
Avenue school earned Saturday by
an overwhelming vote Of residents
Of the district. il was announced
Monday by Ed Nelson. principal OF
the school
Nelson said the tabulation Of
votes showed $50 casting ballots
in favor Of the rillage increase
while but a. voted against the
added levy.
Funds derived from the n,illsgs
increase all % used 70 add q room
ard basement to the present
school building.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-14
No Poison, Just
Whooping Cough

Janice Magruder. two-year-old
daughter Of Mrs. Ellen Magruder,
2114i7 So Yakima ave. was taken
to the county hospital Sunday
afternoon in strangling condition.
believed by the parent TO have
been brought on by the swallowing
Of some type of medicine. Hospital
attaches expressed doubt she had
swallowed anything. and diagnosed
the case as whooping cough. The
girl was released to her home.
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rrYA1Lrr - Meeker PIT. A.
vii hold its first meeting e iati
Wednesday evening At 7:ts IN the
echool auditorium. This All be
Dads Night with Adrian Pi-
cnette acting "a chairman Of the
resreshment committee. assisted
by James Cowsn. Walter Morris
and Oscar Williams.
For the program there VII be
. panel discussion on The Child
IN Our Community" with Miss
Ruth Robertson. school nurse;
Miss Margaret Utzinger. city II
brarian: John Lenfes,y. chief Of
police. and George Cole, Y. NJ.
c. A. secretary. as the speakers
Health Il Topic
DR.. Kenneth Sturdesant viii be
speaker at the meeting Of the
High School PIT. A Tuesday
night in the study hall Of the
high school building. His subject
win be Health"
Mrs.. J. II. Bum. president. viii
eall the meeting 10 order AZ 3
o'clock. For the program the
girls nonette will sing. accom-
panied by Louis Owens Of the
faculty. and Frances and Natalie
Bsrnn will play piano duet num-
berA
~Dads' Night"
Spinning PIT. A. viii meet on
~.~~sr- - tha nrhool
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Annual Dinner

Ms. N. p. Combs will be hostess
for the annual dinner OF the DAFT
fodil Sewing club Tuesday AZ her
home. 122i It'll st s. +. During
the afternoon the new officers will
be installed. These are Ersie Ber-
nsrd. president; Bertha Sanderson.
vice president. and Esther Heidel,
secretary-treasurer Those who
intend TO be present are asked TO
contact Mrs Combs not later than
Monday night.
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Funeral services for Robert Dale
Crittenden. 10 months old son Of
Mr.. and Mrs.. Maurice c. Critten-
den. who died AZ q local hospital
Sunday. win be held Tuesday At s
p. m. at Hills funeral home. Rev.
Philip Graf Will officiate and
burial win b in woodbine ceme-
terry.
Besides his parents. the boy is
survived by . brother. Dean. q sis
ter. Nancy: his maternal grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
woriey, and his paternal grand
mother. Mrs. Mamie Crittsnden.
AL Of Puyallup.
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Daughter Born

Mr.. and Mrs o. r. Greedy of
18th 81. n. w. are being con-
graduated on the birth OF a dsugh-
ter. Gladys Lorraine. at ST. Jo-
seph's hospital Sunday, Jan. S
She joins a two-year-old brother
Keith. Maternal grandparents are
Mr.. and Mrs. b. Busick, also OF
18th n. N. w.
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Spinning PIT. A. viii meet on
Thursday evening IN the school
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Lutheran Conclave

Lutheran Fellowship club of
Emmanuel Lutheran church will
meet Thursday night at s o'clock
in the social rooms Of the church.
Louis Barth. president, will con-
duct the meeting and Miss Frieda
scheitlin has charge Of the pro-
gram.
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Main Street

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Study Session

Mrs. Ray Warren will be hostess
for a meeting OF the study division
of the Junior women's club at
her home, 3o7 nth St, N. W,
Tuesday at $50 o'clock She will
be assisted by Mrs. c. NJ. Hamil-
ton. Thev will be book reviews by
Mrs. Paul sulkosky and Mrs. Fred
Flanagan.
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Church Meeting

Congregation Of the Mountain
View Lutheran church will hold its
annual meeting Tuesday night at s
o'clock in the church. Guest
speaker will be Rev. II. l.. Foss,
district president.
The same afternoon the Ladies
Aid will hold its annual session,
scheduled for 2 O'Clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-27
Four Of Five Pierce County Solons
Voted in Favor Of Seating Wesiman

CAPITOL. Olympia Only one
II the five Pierce county senators
voted against Sen elect Wsstman
Friday and with the msloriiy -
unssa, him. The rest we're Included
among the II senators Vbo voted
vsiniy % sat him a poll - ths
county delegation following the
vote revealed these opinions
Sen. I<o HeGayiek. sole Pierce
county senator 20 yDts with ths
ma bniy against Wssiman. =
wanted more time 70 consider this
issue. took the floor 10 ASH
adjournment for that purpose. b1t
was oyerrulsd. said u Wss IN
fair 20 ask the members q the
minority party fkspubbeansD 70
vote without knowing more about
the evidence. However since !
vas forced 70 vote. voted with
N. ma j0rity o. Democrats. b.
cause in caucus Hr Wesiman WAS
asked repeatedly Il hs Nas now
a member Of the Communist party.
and eysdsd snkVering until he a.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-27
Search for
Bomber in
So. Oregon

Army planes vii battle mlst and
foe To-Day IN another search ~ ths
Portland sres FOR the missing
army bomber ard It's crew ~ seven
although search leaders believed
the plane may have crashed IN
southern Oregon.
Had weather eurtalled flying In
the southern part n the state
however. and Capt J oiiars
ordered the search carried on In
northern Oregon and southern
Washington until the eight sesfnh.
ms planes can he moved 10 Med.
ford
When The weather clears the
planes stationed here will he ssnt
10 Mcdfori. said Col. Walter Peck
base operations officer az McChoFd
field who flsw 20 Portland Friday
Virtually all hope ~ finding tho
seven army filters alive has heen
abandoned. Col Peck said They
had ratlons Of chocolate and hard.
tack. emergency supplies. which
were sufficient only for two days
Everything We know leads ps
10 believe that the bomber got
through Washington and into the
southern Oregon country. Col
Peek said Judging from reports
and weighing tho oradenes 81 all
reports against the circumstances
N appears that the bomber got
through and into the country south.
sest Of Medfori
We are just about convinced
that the plane Ia not in the nandle
area. We have had 30 planes over
that country for two days. looking
over the tops ~ hills which have
been clear. and scouting tho val.
lsys and canyons When IN.
weather clears the planes stationed
here will be- sent % Msdfard "
Col Peck said tho fact that the
plane did not fepor, after its take.
off would indicate that 1, dld not
get far south. but ios may have
wiped ont the ships sntennas and
slisheed IL radio Icing conditions
prevailed At 1000 fee, on the morn.
ing Of tho flight.
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Wesiman
Loses Seat
Al Olympia
Believed 10 d
Communist. Voted
Out. ~ 10 IL

M yupsA n.....t.st<
Ton OF sen.-eieft isenss "e>s-
man appeared today ~ 3 pre-
h,e~ "a f.,yshxx .as,~v ucx~-
"sh'ss WFt'enssfir susinst
Sen. y. Y. Atkinson. d.. King.
.,afs nr...asuf ~ IN. o,d
ese Iehs'on uh'nh'
Wsssmss. ne aniars vtes pfsst.
dent IN tse s~eeat sunurs&strua1
distract "a. a~,,~s IA. .~st 4. ~
....t. l.,. xr.ts,sssx NJ : y.ss AZ
~ a. ~ rN. .~o.s~ .ss..s~-s
sas mlnarsty r~pers NJ . special
Investigating COMMITTEES ss.ssslra
wsssm.s ~ss an asaasrrcvsr''
member ~ the Communists party.
N as s~y~sss~ s~ss.ssv ss~-
etc ts~os-sssss s.~t1 w>~s ~
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nsily aid No under pressure
Ny vote alAo Vas determined upon
other Information brought bsfore
the csucus
-sp. Monty pereissli Ny EN-
scisnos 10 clear. The sNdsnos did
not show that ne fW.simanJ had
done Any wrong. BE IL rssponsibls
for his actions past and future.
% ths people ~ snobonish county
who elected him. THY should b.
me Judge. not -
ssn. kathryn ,fzi.trom; Tn as
strongly oppossd 70 tbs commu-
mist party and tia activities a.
anyone could be. Since COnmu-
niats themselves could give us no
eyldsncs tina, Westman IL q mem.
Der of that party IN ths interests
% justice had 70 vote against
the minority recommendation that
Westmzn - not SEATED
Sen Ted Schroeder: As mem
Der 81 ths COMMITTEES investigating
Wssfman and purely from a Judi
cal posiron. there vss far from
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-27

Fear Injured
Man May Die

Maitland Ennn~ii. e. ~ss nssr
death IN risres county hospital
Saturday from . SAUL rAsssss
ami Internal Injuries received ~
10 . m. -hsn he ran iats ths
sids ~ . ear driven ~ jssss
si,sf. m 7. sos -. 81 sssh ant
Pacific ave.
Filter. according 10 reports 10
undssshertr Clyde knsris.. ditch
81 hls car in an sffofs IN mlss
nsrnsii
NIB DiaEsr. M. . hos 73sA.
eho ~as ~sikinG sionG fseifts
ava. . sfosf dsstsnes h~sk II Ira.
neil told kns~iss ne rsii@d "a
tsnnnsii not 10 cross ina highway.
bat mat MA warning sss ignored.
tsonn~ils home ~ss given -
~ !. sos ia. he mas . sister.
Nlss fslHa fssnssil ~ io0s spring
81 Seattle. ~ho ~ss nossfied ~
tins sEsstfrs office.
A. ina hospital isosnslfs seual-
tioa eas declared very poor and
Ne ~ss nst sap@e,sd 10 live.
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King George V - brought Lord
liallfax 10 Amsfies. nhs enafnsd
up Chesapeake hay yesterday
morning. ard sns hor~d In AnnApe-
lls to@dz IN ira afternoon. stn
msls. south u tns naval ses<1smy.
Mr.. Roosevelt. paying . agnAl
hfsnof % Hslifss. fsotored 70 An
nspolls. accompanied ~ n~crstssy
~ th~ Navy Frshk knox. Admiral
Harold n stxrk. ehi<f II naval
Operations. and his army and navy
White fios.~ aides and vas '.piped~
aboard hls yacht Potomac. nhe
mAas contact With IN King
George out IN ths by. ~ -
approached. . guard Of honor a.
royal MARINES stood II prsssne
arms on the George VS. dsck asd
played the star spsngisd Bannsr.
A few moments later Lord and
LADY Halifax were ''pipsd' aboard
ths Potomac. which returned %
Annspoiis
Following . dinner aboard ~
lcontinusd a Page Z coauma u
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Sc, 327 Damage Suit
Brought by Stevens

Through his legal guardian. l6-
year-old Kenneth Stevens filed
suit in superior court Saturday
against Gust l. Formulas for
S5,327 for personal injuries result
ing from an automobile collision
al Center and SITS. last Novem-
Der
The complaint alleges that Ken
neth's windpipe was broken when
the car in which he was riding
driven by NJ. Toki, was struck BY
the Formulas car. Young Stevens
was riding in the rumble seat Of
the Toki car His guardian a.
Law Is ". -. Stevens
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War Zone
Bulletins

GAIHo--Briilsb general had.
quarters reported to-day that
British adssnes elements have
contacted Italian troops three
miles east ~ DsrnR
The middle east commands
Announcement Indicated that
British troops had started ths
initial phase ~ operations
against Dsrna. Nblah lies $50
miles west ~ Tobruk along ihs
coastal rad and IL the NEXT
British objective In LIhys.
-Ot1A-aspsfi. % Has
shsk. ON the uizssi.s border.
..id tonight that ssrmsa ar
tiiisfs unit. In Hnn~nia wsre
reported bring ordered 10 rssh
10 ssharsst.
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bxinE sgffieisnt evidence % sno~
he vas naas . Communist That
was the Instruction - ina com
niftss 20 find n ne @as nav
member u that party or nDt- That
l. tns way es decided. ard not u
this Communist party sas good
OF had
sen. Barssy Jackson; ms whole
thing smells 10 hsaysn. Before
that vote an assistant attorney
general told us. You have abso-
hItsly no evidence 70 convict this
man ss . Communist, After that
the COMMITTEES investigating West
man voted 70 2 70 seat MIN. But
a bunch u deals were made. and
ths NnOls thing 10 leading up 70
s0nstnlnz else lie referred 20
the forthcoming move 20 Gust Sen.
n. q. At<inson-l
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Bulliii for
Aid
For Britain
Worms Notion OF
Danger In Event
England Bsotsn

WASHINGTON - Invasion
of the Western Hemisphere
by the axis powers would he
almost certain II the British
navy should be eliminated and
the Panama canal blockaded
before this country IA pre-
pared. William e. HuIlii,. for
mrr ambassador 20 France.
told tho house foreign affairs
committee today.
The United States. In relying aa
It's oe~sn. for defense. !. In the
same state ~ mind ss France whom
u va. depending on the Magnet
line for salvation. nullltt warned
nep James y Richards. %. 4. G.
had asked him II the fail 20 France
which nuliltt saw contained
any Lessons for Am.rirs
The likeness h.,wesn France and
this country 10 psrfeotiy sstrss
ordinary" nalIitt said. The stats
Of mind In this country to-day u
exactly like tho state ~ mind In
France . year before ths var
They knew that . great danger
existed, but they depended on ths
Maginot linz. find . similar con-
fidsnee among 'hoss peoples ~
this country WIN depend upon tins
two oceans. as tina French de-
pended on the Magnet line" he
said
The United state. must Try Ia
see 20 u" that Britain 10 not De.
fss,~i for our own ssif preserve.
ton" fsullitt declared 80 sn al.
mlnistrstian rsnuitai stiffness ea
~, u. iTTs tho slfes,i aid - Hfit.
ain bail
~ we should permit ths ron
quest ~ the iiritlsh Isles. tho Off.
GETS ard men ~ tho british navy
would he threatened ~ith the
starvation ~ tina entire population
~ Great Britain u ,n.y should
continue 10 hoid IN. Atianiic for
ps. nuiilti said IL 10 lnpFnb.hls
that they could o. would do 90 for
long
should The Bsisisk nav, ~
siimissts-s ssd sssssld ths
Panama eansl ~ biaehsd lus-
fore Nc are prepared. lsvss,ss
~ iss wsstsss benslspsevs
would ~ almost eeytstn. "a 10
saiiseiy ssrtsis that Ire ship
bs,iidisG facilities is ,s~ hands
Of the ts,sittsstss diststsss
would ~ - ~sst four ii.s~s ~
great 80 sap shIpbsaidssa fs-
siiispes. and what ss had piss-
ned 90 ~ . iss-ssssa sasr
sosid turn eat 10 - only .
sss ocean navy after all
lfs sHvlsionsd. under sagrh foadls
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casss.d ~ President Hssosessits
grsesessag- shst,sfsnS ssseo8s Ia .
r.ln-sNsp, rendezvous IN chsssr
pssss nay. ina nsss sny0y pre-
atetsd that Britain sfth ina bsip
~ ire Tinted states would ein
sn@ 1aF
Speaking .. afnhssmadtf and
tssmh<r 81 tns var eabanst- Lord
HaIlssx made clear ths chief ps1r-
pose II ms NILSSON ihs nomsnt
hs ed foot % American sc.ti
10 make kns~a 10 the
government and psspis ~ sss
United sszses from Tins IN
tiass In what way. " th~y are
~iIissg. They can hest give ~
The heip ss ned"
The more quickly your gsn~r-
Gus hsip can b. mads effective
the sooner snail ~s be abis 20
break TINS Man power that IL try
ing 10 snsiays Europs and tns
world.
Cams In BAttieship
A symbol u Britsin's -. power
-hss ns~ ~. ooo-toa nattlssaip
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Ex.Ku Klux Kl0n
Head Heavily Fined

ALLAN MIA. Gs--Dr. Hiram
Wesley Evans. former imperial
wizard Of the Ku Klux Khan. to-
day was fined $4,000 in L. s.
district court on a three-count in
dictment charging hin with
monopolizing asphalt emulsion
Gales 70 the state Of Georgia.
Evans had entered a ''nolo con-
tendere" plea 10 the charges
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ing himself on the mercy Of the
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