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The Nome nugget., 1941-11-05

Information has been received that Thanksgiving Day has been set for November 20th this year. It is expected that further in- formation will be received at an early date.
The Nome nugget., 1941-11-05
N o T I c E

The first Arctic Club Dinner Dance of the season will be held at the Neveda Grill Thursday evening, at : pm. Reservations can be made with Joe Hopkins.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-07
Mrs. eesirom 70 Open Home
To Past Advisors

Past Worthy Advisers Of Ia
coma Assembly No. 2 order Of
the Rainbow Girls. will meet
Thursday evening al the home Of
Mrs Malcolm Engstrom Fol
lowing a short business meeting
conducted by Mrs. Donald kessler.
a buffet supper will be served
Centering the table will BE- a
crystal bowl Of daisies and bache-
Tor buttons thanked by blue and
white candles. The blue and white
motis will he further carried out
in the tiny bouquets marking the
places.
Guests for the evening viii be
Mesdames Edwin kenrick. Jack
kimbsll Edwin scheibal. Richard
Vineyard. Harry Baker. Ralph
Meeker. Ray Locke. Ray Wall.
Donald kessler. Thornton Babbitt.
and Misses Ruth Drowlsy. Marie
Mulligsn Emily Nofke. Vera
Bradbury. Trula Mae Wstten-
barger. Barbara Tissot. Jane
Lundberg. Maxine schroedel. Doro-
thy keil and Shirley Moore.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-07
Miss StrOnQ
Is Bride
Ceremony Read by Rev.
Leonard AZ Home

Only relatives and = Few
close friends witnessed the
marriage Of Mas Evely n
Strong Of Tacoma. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Strong
and Mr.. George Campbell Of
Auburn. son Of Mrs. Alma
Campbell. SATURDAY. Aug. 2.
The Rev. r. {. Leonard Of
Auburn read the service at
2 o'clock in the home of the
brides parents.
Peach and white gladioli formed
the background for the ceremony
which was followed by a reception
in the home
Given In marriage by her father.
the bride wore q teal blue tailored
suit with white accessories Her
eorsage was Of white gladloll with
pink rose buds
Mrs Katherine Jones. her only
attendant wore black net with a
corsage Of white gladiol and tails
man roses Mr. Donald Coodson
was Mr. Campbeirs best man.
Mrs Strong chose brown sheer
print for her daughters wedding
and she wore n oorsage Of white
bogonia blossoms
Mrs Iva Leonard ~ Auburn was
in charge Of the guest book. Miss
Edna Strong. sister Of tho bride.
was N charge Of reception details.
shs wore for the occasion . blue
and white print with hegonias for
her flowers
The couple ieft after the we'd
ding for trip around the PENN.
sula and when they return will he
at home in Tacoma The bride
IL graduate Of Lincoln high
school and Mr.. Campbell Of
Auburn
Present for the ceremony in adj
dition 10 the parents OF IN. couple
were the Rev. and Mrs Leonard.
Mr.. Elmer Strong. brother Of the
bride. Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Good
son, Mr.. and Mrs Walter Dim
men, Mr.. William Hamlin. Mr.. and
Mrs g. A. Goodson. Miss Norma
Morris. Miss Frances stone Mr.
Ted hagnuason. Mrs y J Rich
mund Mrs 4 D Huasau
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-07
Writers Hold
Mrs. Hunter kerrsrd
spssks ~ Poets Bvsssfsst

Many rseomans will -
motoring 10 Seattle tn. week.
end for the League Of Wess.
ern Writers i2th annual con
sension which opens Thursday
At the 6.owman hniel Mr..
Hunter ksnnsrd wilI ~ the
speaker ~ the Poets break.
fast AZ 1880 Friday morning.
She mas CHOSEN Tor her sah-
Jet ~Pnetic Drama.
Thursdays fraturr wsn - ne
presidents dinner II eefs<k ne
nstleasl presidents wsll sr~.s. .ns
state ard chapter presidents VII
~ satressao~d olive ueiF an xxs
original dialogues. ard oosa a
Neal stil siax
A som~-comlnx asnnsr /. "a tns
program fnr Friday sysnln "a
MAJ l.. uaIiaek- WEBSTER - ta~et-
master. Al 10 sieieeH saturday
usaFninn the $50 affis<ts gu -
Installed. ard Founa tshle dlsxz1e-
stems ea poetry. drama ard sres-
i've sfsflss wsll e~ ashi On Sue-
day there wsH ~ = trin To- NJ
Rainier sta ma rseosn. chapter
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-07

During the early afternoon. the
youngsters will be taken to Fun
land and at o'clock they will
board the Frank S Baker yacht
for a cruise on Puget Sound va
tiers. Mrs. George r Russell will
be hostess for the cruise.
Upon their return to the park,
ice cream will be served and each
child will be presented with a bal
loon.
The picnic is being sponsored by
the mending committee of the
home. Committee members are
Mrs. W f. Reynold. Mrs. J. f.
Olson, Miss Elsie Kent and Mrs
w. {. p. Meddins. Mrs. Sadie F
Ames is general chairman for the
picnic and she Is being assisted by
Miss Amy Lou Murray, chairman
of recreation.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-07
Council for Peace
Plans Meeting

For their August program. mem
bers ~ the Womsns Council for
Peace Viil have - speaker Mrs.
Lawrence F1iienKren VINO all re-
view Am 1assadof Dodd-s Diary
edited by tts s0n ana daughter
William p. Dodd r.. snd hsrths
Dodd Ms jessie p Fastener
ALL discuss international current
events ana Mrs AsfEery smith
viii give News From Wash
iuRton
The meeting z1ii ~ he'd IN
Emerson nal al Il O'Clock Thurs
Gay noon. FOLLOWING the sandwich
luncheon sad social hour. = short
business session viii BE- held Mrs.
Frank OTIS council prssidsnt. in
yitss the public 70 attend.
l. l. A. auxiliary Siil meet
Thursday afternoon al 30 O'Clock
in the Aaecsbee Temple Mrs
Gladys Caldwell IL the president.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-07
Mrs. HoIdeI Complimented
On Birthday tuesday

Honoring her daughter. Mrs
Holdal. Of Bremerton, Mrs. Jessie
p. Lunzer entertained at a birth
day dinner Tuesday evening at
her home. The table was ar
ranged with mirrored center
piece Of marigolds. surrounded by
low ring of petunias and Shasta
daisies. White tapers in crystal
candelabra were used also.
Present also for the occasion
were Capt. and Mrs. Palmer A.
Matthews. Mr.. and Mrs G. Edward
Skewis, Mr. Arthur Holdal. Miss
Jean Hudson and Mr. J. Ernest
LunZer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-07
Children's Industrial Home
Anticipates Outing
Days Program 70 Include Games Picnic Luncheon
And Cruise Aboard Frank S. Baker Yacht

Boys and girls of the Chdren's Industrial Home are
looking forward with keen anticipation TO their annual
picnic which will take place this year Aug. IL Point
Defiance Children will out to the park at 10 o'clock
Tuesday morning to remain all day.
The mornings program will include short of
the park and under the supervision of playground
supervisor. The picnic luncheon at will be the
nature of birthday party honoring all those children
whose birthdays during the month Of August large
birthday cake made by Mrs. p W. MacDuf will be the
of attraction
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-07
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson
Reenixe Generalization

on the birth - their third child.
Mr. and Mrs Virgil &. Andersen.
~. 7. Hos Tas. are receiving ear-
gratulatloas The hahy has been
named Wesley Virgil Ne IL ~eI.
coined ny two brothers. Donald. n.
and Robert. . The ehiid's grand
parents are tn. Rev Abel AnasF-
son ~ Seattle. and Mr. and hfs
olof Anderson of raeoms.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-07
Group Plans
Luncheon
0irs Vacation Club 10
Close Summer Season

The Girls Vacation club Of
the Y. ". {. A. viii finish
its simmer season with n
luncheon for all members at
IL o'clock noon Friday. Miss
Sally Lombardo Is In charge
OF decorations. Miss Irene Tut
hill Is general chairman and
Miss Marian Carbone Is TAX
ing care Of invitations.
Special guests at the lunch
con will be Miss Ella Bennett,
general secretary Of the Y. w.
c. A. and Mrs. Stanley Shaw,
president Of the Y. W. {. A.
board Of directors.
Members 81 the club are the
Mls-s Peggy nondan. swanh,ld
Larson. Faye johnson. Jane
zylstrs. Irene Tuthlli. jeanne
vRndsnbufg. Barbara stg,ss. Betty
10 Hall. judy Davis. Ann Laurie
sivsrtson. Allison kyls. Dolores
wssterdahl. Frances Heath. sally
Dingls. Diane Summers. Adele
Summers Hope kindt. Joan West
Nancy Wanncbo. sally LombArtio.
Joyce Lombsfdo. Ruth Humls,on.
Nancy Newell. BAfbara chnsten.
sen. Lois Drummer. gsfaidine
Chase. Lorraine sathsr. Marcia
Johnson. haTiaa carhons. Patricia
CArbons DORIS CooBy. jeanne
Myers. Evsiins Price Esther sin.
clair. Janet Mccormack Aafiiyn
Forbes BETTY Jean Erickson. csfal
Frey Mary Nsithammsr Mary
Aneisb. Joan Dsysr. Karen Hay
den. Mary Ann Norton. nArbsfs
Combs. sussn Humistgn ana
Barbara ogden
September 18Th ~ 27nd 0ill b~
registration week for ths fail
term ~ activities nf the Health
and Recreation department To
b. featured this fall are two new
activities ary-ssfing and fencing
The Y. " G. A. swimming pool
will BE- open Tor tns last tins
this summer ON Aug =. both pol
and The gymnasium being eioaed
from Aug until sept IS for
cleaning ard repairs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-07
August Bride
Is Feted
Three Compliment Miss
Jewell at Party on Monday

Co-hoSteSses at a Fitehen
shower for Miss JuneSs Jewell
of Riverside. who is 10 be
married Aug. Is 70 Harold
Standorff Of Everett. were
Mrs. Oliver Morris Miles
Davis. Mrs. Jack Snyder
Caroline Davis and Miss
Vernita Spooner. Mrs. frankie
Davis. mother Of Mrs. Morris.
opened he1 home Monday eve
ming for the occasion.
During the evening games were
played and prizes were won by
the guest Of honor. Miss Jewell.
and Myrtle Crib. Guests made
dish covers and gave their prize
recipes to the bride-elect. Gifts
were revealed to the bride-to-be by
the use of nursery rhymes.
Table ecorations centered
around a cake inscribed with the
names of "Juness and Harold"
Miniature colonial bridal bouquets
mode of candy completed the deco
rations
Guests present for the gay occa-
sion were Mrs Henry Jewell
mother Of hride-elect. Mrs. frankie
Davis. and the Misses Ann Davis
Janet Davis. Carol Hawk. Caro-
line Hoff. Bernice Odegaard. Doris
Picha. Dorothy Larson. Myrtle
Crib and the hostesses. Mrs
Oliver Morris. Mrs. Jack Snyder.
and Miss Vernits Spooner.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-07
Zion Ladies Aid
Plans Annual OUTING

tneran church. 10Th and / sts. j.
planning 10 hold is annual picnic
IL Point Defiance park next Thurs
day evening All ladies 81 me
church and their families are m
vited for the basket supper. for
which coffee and cream viii BE-
served
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-07
Messineer Auxiliary 10
Sponsor Picnic

Members OF Messenger auxiliary
will sponsor q picnic for veterans
al the American Lake hospital on
Thursday. Members who viii at
tend are instructed 20 take the
bus which leaves Hotel Winthrop
At 80 and leaves South Seth and
So. Tacoma way At 2 - O'Clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-07
Qime6ocift,,
Toz5 tao,n a Stla4uoma,is aoa&1~
Miss Hills to Be Honored
By Miss McNerthney
Pottery Shower Wednesday Evening WI Compliment
srdeto-s. Of Or. John r. Gresn

For Miss Georgia Hills. daughter of DR. and Mrs A y.
Hills whose marriage Dr. John r Green Of Chicago M
of Dr. and Mrs Charles Green. sr Of this city. will
be Of Sept. II. Miss Mary Esther McNerthney
will entertain A. the family hame Rosemont way this
Wednesday evening The occasion will be dessert bridge
party and pottery shower.
Miss MeNerthney win feature apple motif in her
decorations and appointments TO harmonic with Miss
Hills apple pottery. She will be assisted during the
evening by her sister. Miss Bette Ann MeNerthney.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-07

Those present will include Mrs.
A. Y. Hills. mother of the brsds-
to-be: Mrs NJ ]. MeSerthney.
mother Of the hostess. Mrs Robert
Never. Mrs. Donald Heerems. Mrs
c. O Gaffnsy, Mrs Edwin Girls
void. Mrs Verne Tethernw
Miss Mary Ellen Fetrieh. Miss
BETTY Clesry. Miss Elya Wash
burn. Miss Dorothy Searles Miss
Jerry Elsbres. Miss Dixie Themp-
son. Miss Mabel Eskildsen. Miss
Virgins Jones. Miss Janice Green,
sister az the prospective bride
groom. and Ms. Vivian sturtridss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-07
Bethlehem Ladies Aid
To Picnic thursday

The Ladies Aid Of Bethlehem
Lutheran church viii meet for a
picnic at Lincoln park on Thurs
day. Mrs Bertha Tollefson and
Mrs. Martin Hitzelberger serving
the noon luncheon Members plan
ming 10 attend are asked 10 bring
their own liable service.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-07
Circle Members Busy
With Picnic Plans

Members Of Circle Of the
Ladies Aid of St Paufs Lutheran
church will gather for a picnic at
Point Defiance on Thursday Coffee
and cream will be provided.
During IN. day, the Goth birth
Gay OF one of the circle members
will be marked
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-07
Poiluct Dinner Planned
For Ladies Aid Society

Mrs. stephen Brozovitoh IL on
tertaining the Hope Chapel Ladies'
Aid society al Neighborhood House.
20i Ia. Both st. on Thursday. A
potluck dinner will be- served at
u 30. Cars will leave Hope Chapel
at ll.45 O'CLOCK.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-07
Mrs. fewell 10 Entertain
Club OF Heart,

Mrs. Robert Fswsll will inter
tain members ~ the Club Of
Hearts this Wednesday evening
Miss Mile kloepper. president of
IN. club. will preside over the
business meeting at which final
arrangements will ~ made for the
club party TO he given Sunday eve
ming at the Day island home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Anderson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-07
Two Couples From
Tacoma Guesfs Al B. c SnA

Mr. and Mrs W A Perrin and
Mr. and Mrs G r. Devlin. all Of
Tacoma, are visiting Harrison Hot
Springs. b C.. and are guests at
the Hot Springs hotel.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-07
Mrs. Sundstrom 10
Entertain in Dupont

Ozanam circle - VIII be enter
tanned at the home Of Mrs William
c. Sundstrom Of Dupont on
Thursday afternoon at l o'clock.
Mrs. j. F. Megary, president. will
conduct the meeting. which will
be followed BY cards
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-07
Phoenix Lodge Plan,
Luncheon Meeting

Members Of Phoenix lodge. No
23t, will meet At 2 o'clock in Odd
Fellows hall on Thursday m
meeting viii be preceded by a
luncheon at II 30 o'clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-07
Jolly 10 Club 10 Meet
For Luncheon on thursday

Mrs. a Lick VIII be hostess
for the jolly IS club meeting al
her home At 5425 So. l II. on
Thursday A potiuek luncheon
VIII be served IL noon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-07

The engagement OF Miss Agnes NJ. Johnson 10
M 6enioroln r. knowell is being announced ,odoy
by the brideelects sister, Mrs. Woter Dunhorn Of
Toconno Pons ore being mode for on autumn we'd
ding by the engaged couple Miss Johnson IS the
daughter OF Mr.. M 3 Johnson Of Mabel, Mimi ond
knowelI of Tocorno. pno,o.r,ns - nm, - s,.,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-07
0srden Party Is Featured
By United Woodcrsft Team

Mrs. j. n Roberts 1919 so.
Adams. viii open nor home Thurs.
day afternoon foe garden party
given ny the United Woodcraft
team. Card gsmes vii begin ~
l 30 o'clock. followed BY refresh
msnts
Mrs J. snapp Is general chair.
man for the affair assisted ~
members ~ tho team. All Neigh
bors Of woodoraft and their friends
are invited. The proceeds viii b.
used toward sending the team 10
Denver next month.
Ladies' Auxiliary to the Polios
and Pre- departments will hold
their regular meeting al 81 Dive
on Surprise lake. Thursday. Mem
bers wishing transportation are 10
meet at the sth It station a. . 70
o clOek.
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500 S135
Sl71 Siss
Other Zine FuHerah
ID 10 81 600

'GraFs Space ana Pred
Cemetery Charge Aau-
solemn and Cremation
Fees Arranged for a.
Cost
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our 45 Items Of service
Included In earh ~ these
iou rot funerals
The Omaha guide., 1941-11-22
residence of the Governor.

residence of the Governor.
The Jamaican ensign will re-
place the Union Jack. AS recent
ly as March of this year a new
constitution was proposed for
Jamaica by the London Govern
ment. This constitution included
universal suffrage, enlargement
of the council and abolition of the
veto power exercised by nine elect
ors in financial matters and Of
fourteen in all matters. Though
the new constitution increased the
Governors vote and compulsory
powers, it nevertheless represent
ed a progressive step and partial
success for the forces struggling
for the islands independence.
Looked at in another light these
steps Of the British Government,
might be regarded as measures
designed to appease the labor and
other social groups in Jamaica.
The island is the largest in the
British West Indies and is strate-
getically regarded as the key TO
the Caribbean.
The Omaha guide., 1941-11-22
MAILMAN RESIGNATION
SHOWS REPUBLICAN,
LACK OF VITALITY
Washiuton Bureau AMP

Washington, Nov. 10 CAMP =
Dying slowly because of an inab-
i'ity to cope with the present day
issues, the Republican party is
about to lose it's last vestige of
vitality, if the reported resignaL-
ion of Franklin Mailman is true.
To the lay members of the party,
the name of Franklin Waltman
means little-but to those who
look to the issues of the party and
to the cause for which the party
fights, the name is the open SEES
ame to a ringing battle.
Mr.. Mailman is and has been
tie best publicity director the Re-
Publican party has ever had. His
contemplated resignation comes,
according to friends, because there
is no issue confronting the party
OF rather there are no issues ou
which the party will take a def
mite stand in opposition to the adj
ministration.
Purely political, Mr. Mailman is
one of the most astute writers in
his field. Taken on when it seem
ed that the party needed a man
with vision and ability, he was
given unlimited powers at the on
set. One of his first moves was
to rebuild the party, and name En-
nett J.. Scott, director of Negro
Publicity, a position which d..
Scott has held for three years.
Dissention in the party is be-
lieved to be wholly responsible for
Mr.. Waltman's decision. Saddled
with Rep. Martin of Massachus-
etts as minority leader, who him
self is saddled with Wendell Will
kie, Democratic convert to the Re-
publican ranks and last campaigns
candidate, leaves Mr.. Waltman
with a terrible burden.
Republican indecision on the
question of strikes in defense in
dustries is another issue which is
causing headaches for the mem
bers who want to SCI the party re-
gain some of it's former glory and
prestige. No clear cut stand on
the matter of racial issues also
follows UP, with plenty of amm-
unition along this, line furnished
day after day by soldiers in var
ious camps, ~selectees and others
interested in promoting the well
fare of Negroes in the country.
The Republican party has come
to a sad state and just about YER
flies the words of the person who
when Willkie was nominated said
There goes the last of the Repub-
The Omaha guide., 1941-11-22
Sues School Board For
EQUALIZATION Of Salaries

, Tampa, Fla, Nov. IS (ANP).-
Suit was filed recently in federal
district court here by the Hills
boro county unit Of the Florida
Teachers association against the
Hillsboro county school board for
equal salaries. The petition was
made by Miss Hilda Turner, tea
cher in the public schools here,
who is represented by the law firm
of McGill and McGill, Jacksonville
Fla, and Atty. Thurgood MARSH
all, NAACP member.
Miss Turner has worked in the
public school system for II years
with only a meager increase in
salary annually. Her maximum
salary was recently reached and
she only received $87.68 per month
as compared with S148.13 for a
white teacher with the same ex-
perience and training. Miss Tur-
ner is a graduate of Atlanta I'm
iversity and has done graduate
work at Atlanta and Northwes-
tern universities, the later at Ev-
anston, Ill.
A difference of Al percent Le-
tween salaries Of Negro and white
teachers for the same type of
work requiring the same degree of
preparation exists. White teach
ers are paid on a graduate scale
with substantial increases yearly.
Training and experience are both
considered in determining the SAL
airy. Negro teachers are paid
more or less arbitrarily with a
maximum reached after 10 years
service and with no serious regard
for qualifications.
The wage discrimination is prac
ticed generally throughout the
south in utter disregard for the
United States Supreme court rdl-
ing in September 1889, in the Ease
of Melvin Austin r the civ
Of Norfolk, Va. The court ruling
teachers was in favor of Austin.
A formal request for salary ad-
justments was presented by local
teachers to the school board, but
the request was ignored and suit
was Immediately filed. Recently
a similar case in the Gainesville
district brought a ruling frora
Judge Long that the case of Nc
Daniel VS.. Escumbia county was
in the same category as the case
upheld by the U. S. Supreme
court. This was the first case of
this kind contested in the state.
The Omaha guide., 1941-11-22
MRS. BETHUNE ADDRESSES
D. A. r.

New York, N. Y. (NNS) Mrs.
Mary Mcleod Bethune, president
of the National Council of Negro
Women said in All address to re-
gents of the Daughters of the A.
nierican Revolution at the Wal
dof-Astoria hotel that in spite of
discrimination against Negroes IN
the U. S. they feel that the fight
against Fascism is their fight too.
We're not blind to the fact that
the doors of democratic %opportun-
ity are not opened very wide for
U.S." Mrs. Bethune said, but she
added that Negroes realized that
under Hitler their persecution
would be far greater.
The OAR. is the organization
that refused to allow Marian An
derson or Paul Robson to sing
at Constitution Hall in Washing
ton and from which Mrs. Eleanor
Roosevelt and others resigned in
protest.
The Omaha guide., 1941-11-22
JURY FREES Ex-CONVlCT OF
ROBBERY CHARGE IN
FIVE MINUTES

Chicago, Nov. 10 (ANP) Delhi
Grating only five minutes, a jury
acquitted Harvey Rogers, white,
SO year old e~x-convict of a rob-
berry charge here Wednesday. The
trial was held before Judge John
A. Sbarbaro in criminal court.
The complaining witness, James
c. (Big Jim) Martin, testified
that Rogers and two other men
had kidnapped him, his wife and
chauffeur last May 81, and de-
handed 500, 600 ransom. Instead
of waiting for the ransom money,
they fled with $50 and a $500
ring. Martin is alleged to be king
of the west side policy racket.
The Omaha guide., 1941-11-22
LOUIS-BAER FIGHT PURSE Tc
NAVY RELIEF

New York, N. Y. (NNS) Hav-
ing completed an exhibition tour
of eight army camps heavyweight
champion Joe Louis will do an
other stint for Uncle Sam when he
meets Buddy Baer in Madison
Square Garden on January 9th.
The bout will be for the benefit
Of the New York Auxiliary Of the
Navy Relief Society.
Louis will receive only expenses
although his title is at stake. Pro
moter Mike Jacobs also is donat-
ing his services. The Relief Soc
iety does not accept proceeds from
any promotion where the promot-
er receives payment of a fee. Or
ganized in 1904, Navy Relief pro-
vides for emergency situations en-
countered by officers and enlisted