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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-16
WITNESSES QUIZZED
BY DEFENSE ATTORNEY

Each Of the other five witnesses
also were asked by johnson II he
had discussed the case with him.
All replied in the negative.
William Stevenson and Edward
+. Hughey told the court they had
not entered the Iona rooms at
ell, getting no farther than the
back porch Of the establishment.
Officers Dave Penn, Dave Peter
eon and Herbert Stark testified
they had found two soldiers tone
Of them being Hutchinson), each
lying naked on beds in separate
rooms. and. also. two women
tLouise Cutler and Patricia Lo-
gam hiding in other rooms. each
enclosed in zipper-fsstened clothes
bags.
Peterson and Penn both testified
that one OF the women was at
tempting to put on a dress inside
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Army Orders

WASHINGTON - The War depart
ment has issued the following orders
Coils. Louis Il. Doughsrty. ia phll-
ippine dept. 10 san Francisco. kdssf
W Miller, nc Port Logan 10 home.
retired.
Lieut.. Co.'s. Hanford n lockwood
Jr.. Philippine dept, 20 Port jack
son; Ralph Hirsch, IA. Philippine
dept, 70 Fort Bsnning. George :
Wear. inf. Lyndon. Ky. 70 Port
Owens. Augustine J. zeroee. IA East
Lansing, Mich. to Camp Forrest
stuart Mcleod. "a. Camp shelby. 10
a ss Fort benjamin harrison, 70
Charleston. 8. C.: Carl L. Caption.
inf. Camp Bowie. 10 COLLEGE Station,
Tex.: william NJ Carter, Inf. Fort
oeorse q. Meade. TO L~avenwcrth.
Kan. John A. Mcdonald, ono, Chi
caso, to home. retired. Frederic n.
home. retired: Warren II. McNsusht,
IA. Milwaukee. 10 Port Custer. Joseph
George Smith. cd res. East Orange.
N. j.. 70 duty, Raritan Arsenal
Mas. Robert c. Aloe, inf Port
Custer. 10 Fort Bennins; Wesley W.
Ysls, cav. Fort Meade 10 WASHING
ton; Clarence W. Hardy, me. Camp
Lee. TO Fort Custer: Francis NJ =
Miller. &C. Warrington. 20 Wright
field; Carl J. Crane, ar. BFaksdals
field. 70 Luke field John ?. Easily.
ce, Harrisburg. Pa. 10 washington;
clsud T. Quinn, I'd Puerto Riesn
dept, 20 Fort Knox; Kenneth How
ard Din, me. res Hollywood. Calf
10 duty. Port Mason
Cspts. Hugh 2, Harris. inf. Port
Custer. 10 Fort BenninE. Gerald n
Teaxley, me, Camp Lee. 70 III Paso
Tex: Ben N. Mayors, sgd., Boston. q
Preside of san Francisco: Glenn z.
Nelson. cd. Camp San Luis obispo
10 Benicia. Calf. Francis John Hes-
arty. spec. res, olendais, Calf. 10
duty, March field.
The following captains. mr.. are
relieved from Camp Lee then assigned
TO Camp Hark<Ieyi George W. Bick-
nell, Richard q. Elliott. Waiter Kregs.
James d. Hutchinx. Eugene N. Jones.
Herman Loeb Lucian Newman. EN-
mstte n. Toliver, Edward A. thinner
man.
The following captains, mc.. IRE
relieved from Camp Grant, then AZ
signed 70 Camp Bsrksisy; Joseph
redsrbwh. Hollaoe ID. Fowler. Robert
N. Stump.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-16

tito HARMON Lar fstss ~sii
h~ held Thursday ~ sso .. N
sl the fsfsIs. funeral chapel
h<fs fsr Marry " nsztsis a
uho died 81 he hcms 81 Rs.sss2is
saturday might
Rev. A. J. knats~n viii rffissais
ard intefmsaf wlil ~ in rcss.
asi. sem~i~ry with the v, '. W.
officiating 81 arsvessds sessees
n<sttls 70 survived ~ he ~ifs.
Constance; three children. Hnhsrs.
Helen ana George. .ns nscthss'
usorEs AZ cenred. ncntanss fsvs
SISTERS. Mrs.. l. X nettier and
Mrs Hof~ft Fesssr, botA 81 sat
tie. Mrs Frank Murphy 81 Taco
ma. hp r, fsdtarE ef rsnslr'
Ton. n. G. and Mrs. '. Cunning
ham ~ Montrssi. Canada
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OFFICER CORRoBORATEs
TESTIMONY OF PENN

Il never have heard q Judge
make such q statement A. that. "
Johnson exclaimed.
That's all night, but ] want 10
dig into this case" the judge re-
piled. Officer stark. what do you
know about the reputation Of the
Iona rooms7"
Stark corroborsted Psnn's state
ment, that the Iona was q house
OF prostitution ordered closed by
the city.
And II WAS In operation IN
defiance Of that order ?" Rich
mond queried.
Yes, II was" Stark answered.
johnson. in his concluding state
ment. moved for dismissal Of the
charges against his clients. saying
that not sufficient evidence had
been introduced. that on the basis
of facts presented. the judge had
no alternative but to direct . dis
misssl.
City Attorney Abel. in his state
ment, asked for conviction of the
defendants. He said as much evil
dence had been presented a. IL
usually possible In such cases.
Judge Richmond then gave his
verdict and stipulated fines and
sentences.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-16
CLAIM CRIME ~ GAIT
SMASHED nv INVADERS

Propaganda company reports
claimed that German forces had
crashed through s,rcnE Soviet de-
f.nses on th~ narrow lsthmus C
rerskop and advanced into the
Crimsa IN the south
The gate ~ the Cftn~s
Ia. ee-n smsshed and cannot
~ shut sgaia.- enc disrstch
said.
In furious fighting. according To
propaganda company reporters.
the Germans smashed their Way
through linz after line Of the five
mile deep Soviet network Ct anti
tank bitches. hunkers and harbed
wire entsnSlements protecting the
crimes
Fresh Russian tank regiments.
brought up from the crimes. wsr~
unable 10 stem the Germany ad-
vance. they reported
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-16

SEATTLE KIM county re.
puhlicsn leaders circulated pei.
tien. Wednesday calling for 70
ussssl q Ralph HeFr a. county
chairman HorF charged that Cav.
Arthur n. i-snsiis va. back 10 The
custer movement.
The eulnty Chairman aid he
support q Mayer Esri Aillikin n
the last seattle municipal slscssen
against Police Iuars William
nsxin started the fsnf between
him~lf and the chief .x-cutsss.
Hs charged LanKl.s With At.
tempting 10 set Mp . machine
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Police Judge Is Determined
To Put Teeth in Vice Ban
HeovY Fines Melted Out to Women;
Oral Duel With Lawyer Develops
CONTINUED From Psg. One,

Continued From Page onel
TO luggage Of any sort He told
the court he had entered the Iona
from the rear entrance, where
there were no signs or lights Of
any kind to indicate whether 1t
vas = hotel or a bowling alley.
He said an elderly woman had
let him in. Upon his request for
. room. Hutchinson SAID. he had
been ushered into one. A minute
O. two later the police came. /
vas Just sitting on the bed" he
explained. No. I had not taken
off any Of my clothes"
Tin contrast. two police officers
Identified Hutchinson in court as
one Of two soldiers they had found
lying naked on Iona rooms bedsD
johnson INTERCEPTED: Have you
ever seen me before? ?" he asked
Hutchinson. Ever talked 10 me
before this moment ,"
Hutchinson said he had not
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Mrs. Jessel. ~.
To Become Mother

HolI.fWOoD - fsots Andrews.
II. sho~Elrl wife 81 Comedian
George Jearei. who IL ~ years her
senior. ssid Tuesday that shs en-
pseted 10 become . mother shortly.
Ars. Jesssl said that ~as the
reason she had remained In Holly
weod while her husband vent 10
Philadelphia 10 rshearss = show.
She married Jsssei IL months
age. He formerly ~ss married 10
Norma TalmadEs and 10 Florence
Courtney.
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Officer and Six Men
To Traffic School

FORT LEWIS Sin enlisted men
and one officer of N. =. troops
are attending q two=months trsf.
fic control school In seattle.
They are I'd 1t BIN n Bsntn,
20sth NJ. 2. Co: serKt Robert |.
carmical and sergt. Thsopblle J.
Henningfield. 7oath; ssrrt James
L. Ronery and Pvt. Charles II.
Chambles. NJ. p Co. Of the ID
division. ssrgt. Howard h. Jensen
and sergt. Darrell ". stitelsr.
M. 4. Co. of the <ist division.
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Siuka Bombers
Bliiz Russians

feontiHafd FTnm rzks ossl
fsnsIxx has q = iaree sxiens b~en
replacing hsaee hosttHsFx and
sieEs artillery n saftrninK ~
Soviet defsnsss snd snssh.aT Rus
sfan rIii tsSes
German bomhxfs thsv satea
have also heen striking far behind
tire Russian ftnns liaes. blasting
railways nd Highways Th<y ssia
Russian defsner- vers extremely
god but could not stand np II
the terrific poantinEs a mas
dive. bombing.
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IsferFn.flrn - sx4El1E14 frze1e -
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-16

You've Get u n,onops .
mon. Il u n1olex him hopps
10 Think he's xnorser fhon you
ore. why tell hin ths truth ord
brock ~ spirit"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-16
F Fourteen Officers
Will Be Promoted

FORT LEW1S--Fourteen second
lieutenants In the 18th Infantry
will be given temporary commits
sions a. first lieutenants on
Nov. 1.
They are Its. Burton s. Barr,
Edward +. Beaupeurt, Marshall
Owen Becker, Clayton c. Craig,
Paul Crane, Ned r. Dickson,
Kenny w. Erickson. Jack W.
Ford. Jess J, Gensrdin, Leslie w.
Kincaid, Leo II. Kruger. Edward
Nussbaum, r.. James p. Repp.
and Edward Borgdorf.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-16

There were e1,1s4 deaths from
Tuberculosis In tho United States
during 1889 compared to ss.s77 In
1888.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-16
JUDGE oyERRrIES
JOHN SONS PROTEST

What would you say q, 10 the
reputation Of the Iona rooms p
Judge Richmond asked Penn.
Objection" johnson said.
"overruled," szid the Judge
Answer the question. he directed
Penn. johnson looked PANIED.
Well, II vas ere Of the houses
that Was supposed to be closed, {"
Penn said.
Judge Richmond later asked the
same question Of stark.
Again johnson objected and
again he was overrlled. I'm the
judge here" Richmond said.
Il know, but you should follow
the rules OF evidence" johnson
replied.
Il know all about that. but I
want to get at the facts OF this
case. can't 60 for that hokum.
Bert. about what this place 10. /
don't like the testimony given
here by these soldiers I wasn't
born yesterday. I've been around
this town for 4 long time" Judge
Richmond said.
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the bag. while tia other wss CON.
pletely uneisd-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-16

Your postmaster can tell you
how TO invest In U. q. Defense
Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-27
THURSDAY
700 A. VI.


KMO-News; tbs. Dr.
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War in Europe
A Year AGO
Aug. 26, l940

~ NHIfrU ITEM
British bombers attacked Ber-
lin in two waves: heavy damage
reported.
German planes raided fou r
towns IN Fire Campile. Bally-
nifty. Bannow and Duncormick.
Esthonia. Latvia and Lithuanla
adopted Soviet constitution and
became part of the Soviet Socialist
Republic.
British destroyer Hostile sunk
by mine.
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Secret Voyage
I Continue from paEs 81
Nv Jo<FPH / CHADvICK

Continued from Page -
and for ,n underwater lamp.
When the lamp came Down on
line he moved along ire deck.
Movement Vas difficult. FOR ths
deck slsnted sharply n stsrbosrd.
and IRE current vas strong jim
had landed on the fofsdsck snd.
after examining the forsward hold
matches. he directed rs light On
the bridge. What he saw told him
why the sonorss captain and first
officer had been lost The bridge
was wrecked. quite thoroughly
wrecked and THE twisted remains
were eharred and hHsteTed as I
by fire or an explosion.
Curlys voice came floating
down. Better not stay down TOO
long. Spike
All night Haul me up. But
take it slow. don't want to get
the bends"
He was hauled up slowly 50
his body could become accustomed
10 the change in pressure and re-
lease the increased amount Of
nitrogen in his blood. A slow
ascent was required in a rubber
suit to offset the dread ailmsnt Of
pressure workers. the bends
Once on deck. he got out Of the
helmet and suit. then went 10
his cabin TO stretch out on the
bunk. He had the usual head
ache
Blscksheep came in with . cup
Of black coffee. He said. Plenty
deep down there. eh, Spike suh-'
Plenty deep
You be careful. boss ! seen a
shark hoverin' about Already. an
a sharks a bad omen
Jim laughed and drank tho
coffee. Curly came in, sat down
and lighted his pipe. What do
you think. Spike ?"
"It'n be easy" Jim replied. TN
60 down in mental suit tomorrow,
take torch and cut the cargo
matches lot bigger. Once that's
done we can run the buckets
down from the Aurora's winch
What do We do with the man.
ganese once we start bringing 1t
up?'
Hammond is sending freighter
out. as soon as l radio him"
Then everybody will know our
position"
Sure. But what does il mat
ter? We're here, and nobodys
going to chase us off
Curly nodded, fell silent and
smoked. Finally he said, Spike.
what's on that ship besides man.
ganese ,"
Il don't know Jim said.
Curly didn't tell you. but the
Sonora was sunk by gunfire She's
full of shell holes. What do you
make of that >"
You tell me-" Curly said, and
looked startled.
There are a lot of queer an
giles to this" Jim said. Ham
mond didn't want her salvsged.
nor did Eric Forbes The crew,
mostly West Indies riff-raff, was
hustled abroad another Hammond
ship heading for China. Maybe
so they wouldn't talk. They did
lie. telling the Coast Guard the
ship went down in storm. Then
there's that girl, that Mary Lar
sen, wanting to know the Sonoras
position-and the careful talker
with his money wanting the same
thing. Yes, Curly. there's some
thing on the Sonora"
ITO Be Continued)
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