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Evening star., 1941-04-27

stairway rails, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
w. Collins; OXon Hill Manor, home
of Undersecretary of State and Mrs.
Sumner Welles, where only the
gardens will be exhibited, and Salu-
bria, home of DR.. and Mrs. j.
Breckenridge Bayne.
Two Prince Georges County
churches, st. Barnabas, built in
1774, and St. Johns Broad Creek
Church, where Washington wor-
shipped, also will be open to the
public.
Luncheon will be served at St.
Barnabas' Church.
Charles County Houses.
Charles County mansions will be
open on May 3 and 4, according to
Miss Louise Matthews, La Plata,
Md, and Mrs. Foster M. Reeder,
chairmen.
Luncheon will be served at Wi
comico Knoll, home of Maj and
Mrs. William H. Lloyd.
Araby, estate of Admiral and
Mrs. Jack Fletcher, which was built
on series of terraces before 1720,
will be on exhibition, as will Oak
Grove. home of Mr.. and Mrs. Mer-
ritt Greene; beautifully restored
Tudor Hall, built in 1855 and now
owned by Mr.. and Mrs Harry G..
Currier, and Rose Hill, Capt. and
Mrs. C. E. GreVemberg.
Also on exhibit in Charles County
will be Havre de Venture, built
in l742 by Thomas Stone, Signer
of the Declaration of independence,
and now owned by Charles Stephen
son Smith; La Grange. home of
Mr.. and Mrs. James N Wills: Mount
Air, whose lockwood maze was built
before 1740. Capt. and Mrs. G. C.
Pegram; Mount Republic, whose
walls are 2l2 feet thick, owned by
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hanson;
Blackfriars. built about 1850, with
one wing among the oldest in
Southern Maryland, Mrs. Nettie
McReynolds, and West Hatton, built
by Mai. William Truman Stoddert
in 1790 and owned by Mr.. and Mrs.
Foster NJ Reeder.
Eighty per cent of the proceeds
from the tour in Charles County
will be given to the Smallwood
Foundation, Inc, an organization
headed by Mrs. Reeder, which has
purchased Smallwood's Retreat, the
home of Maj. Gen. William Small
wood, Revolutionary commander
and former Governor of Maryland,
and is raising funds to restore the
Colonial mansion. This house is in
Charles County, near the Potomac,
and almost opposite Gunston Hall,
Va, the home of George Mason.
The st. Marys County tour will
be held May 4; Annapolis and Anne
Arundel County, May and 6; CAL
vert County, May 5; Howard County,
Baltimore and environs, May and
7; Green Spring Valley and Har-
ford County, May 7; Cecil County,
May 7 and 8; Kent County, May 8
and 9; Queen Annes County. May
9 and 10, and Talbot County, May
10 and IL.
Evening star., 1941-04-27
Government Studies
Use Of Alien Seamen
For Merchant Marine
Maritime Commission
To Begin Conference
On Subject Tomorrow
BY WILLIAM J. WHEATLEY.

In an effort to meet what the
Maritime Commission terms the
greatest demand for trained Seamen
the Nation has ever known, marine
and immigration agencies of the
Government are making an inten-
sive study of statutes and admin
istrative regulations to ascertain to
what extent the services of foreign
seamen might be used to man the
rapidly expanding merchant marine
The Maritime Commission will
start a conference tomorrow to sur
vey the situation from all angles
and will obtain the views of gov
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oRrsp Fss Rss ssc4nd P0 4I 4 gsF5y as r. from Moi
Field; Tex, to Langley Field. Va.
Kelly Field to Langley Field. YIN
Wright Second 1t William B., from Kelly
Field to Fort Douglas Utah.
VETERINARY CORPS.
Rushmore. First 1t Rowland w, from
Eb esnnla5 A6MNTsTRATfSR MafRHFfSf CORPS
Corlett. First 1t. Vesper B., from Denver
10 Cancouver Barracks. Wash.
NAVY.
BUREAU OF NAVIGATION.
Bright pins Capt cIarkson j.; from U. s. s.
crfysn psf1ef Capt p Frsnels s. iTom 18th Naval
Deyo, Capt; Morton L: from Navy Depart
Grey; as.r Capt Capt. Augustine H. from U. s. 8.
z,5laa Alssnsss to SsttIsshig Division SS g >,
:, District 70 Navy Department.
Hunter: Caot. Lunsford l., from Newport
Risikohl ahHlrkSSTR esDa Yf frederick L. from 18Th
Naval District to U. S. s. Vincennes
Rockwell Capt. Francis w, from u. s. s.
scaniand Msyada tepf te NeEpOrti Ersntis w from
to U. s. S. Nevada.
THOMPSON: Capt; Robert Rowe. from San
bItsO, Cdlll.. 10 newport.
Nashville to Navy Department.
Bennehof. Comdr. Olton R., from Naval
n.sGah Academy Z to DESTROYER Division 81. -,
Angeles to Asiatic 1so fieet' '' rom LOS
jenkins; Comdr. Samuel p. from Destroyer
Division to Navy Department.
Parker, 1t. Comdr Charles A., from U. 8.
s. Prairie to Newport.
'aap pa,rd 1t Joseph h. A. from washington to
Jackson, 1t Andrew M, jr., from q, q. q.
Kennedy, 1t. Marvin G.. from q. 9. g.
Murphy; 1t. John william, from o. s. 8.
9. MARYLAND to WASHINGTON.
sts nllnEs It. Georss 3 H, from U. 6. s.
Montgomers to Asiatie Fleet. Sn - @ O.
s0fS Pa It to T. s. 9avsS sarstoss At 1aom Pensacola
MiISiE SsS NssisS Ss.sa e s wasting
to Patrol SQUADRON 81.
Merritt. Ensign Robert g., from U. s. 8.
Nevada to U. S. S. Washington.
California s-fo to i, s. S. washinston. SHIN or o
Smith, Ensign Chester w; from y. s. 8.
Nevada to U. S. s. Washington.
MEDICAL CORPS.
Morse; comdr: Charles E.. from Brooklyn
DENTAL CORPS.
Nelson. 1t. q. g) Nicholas c., from Wash
ington to San Diego.
ostssmfa Washnston d g g. san a. bieso b@S Franklin
Restarski, 1t g. 81 Joseph S.. from Naval
:, Academy TO Tutuila, Samoa,
Thompson. 1t. q. 60 Donald w. from
Washington to San Diego.
SUPPLY CORPS.
';5aiss Y. ksvElass::sssss:;::: vEls:sss;: c. from "'-'''' +"
Evening star., 1941-04-27
CurIey Club Plans Benefit

The annual spring dance spon-
sored by the Curley Club for bene-
fit of their scholarship fund will
be given at 10 pm. Wednesday at
the Wardman Park Hotel. Miss
Dorothy L. Maier is arrangements
chairman
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Moi. Pickering to Speak

Maj. Maylin ]. Pickering, business
manager of the National Folk Fes-
tival, will address the Alpha Chi
Rho Club of Washington at dinner
meeting at o'clock tomorrow night
in the Cosmos Club.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-22
Prepare to Build
10 Minesweepers

Secretary of Navy Frank Knox
affirmed Friday award of ship
building contracts for 23e small
auxiliary naval vessels at a total
cost of s100,315. $50.
Included in the gigantic pro-
gram is construction OF 10 super
minesweepers TO be built by Ia
coma boatyards.
Awards locally were J. NJ
Martinac shipbuilding Corp. four
136-foot wooden boats, S1,3l5.-
200; Tacoma bodybuilding Co, four
Of the same vessels at the same
price: Western bodybuilding Co.
two of the same vessels, 1864 900
Work was already commenced
Friday on expanding facilities of
the Tacoma boatyards and other
preparations for immediate con-
struction Of the vessels, which
must be delivered within a year.
A summary Of the complete
construction program throughout
the nation included: 100 wooden
minesweepers. ss2 .sO5. 214: 1s steel
minesweepers. So, sci SOS: 10 steel
tugboats. s13,5s2.3 so small
minesweepers, s6.43s 900: 30 wood
en- submarine chssers. s3,ss5.42s.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-22
Alaska Road
Is Foreseen

An international highway link
ing Alaska with Tacoma and Seat
tie - often proposed, much dis
cussed now looms as a very real
project for the immediate future
vital step in behalf of North
American defense.
Thus spoke James w. Carey.
Tacoma and Seattle consulting en-
gineer. member of President
Roosevelt's Alaska international
highway commission, as he left
Friday for Washington. ID. c.. for
a series OF conferences on the pro-
posed highway.
Carey, former state engineer for
the Public Works administration.
spoke enthusiastically regarding con-
struction of the highway.
The u. S. commission. after a
two-days' conference, March 2e
and q. will meet jointly with the
Canadian international highway
commission on March rs. Out of
this meeting. Carey fully expects,
viii come definite plans. paving
the way for legislation in both
nations that will authorize con-
struction of the long-dreamed-o of
Carey staked his optimism on
two things - the Importance of
such a highway to both nations
national defense programs. and a
Continued on Page q. Column 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-22
Will Start Work
On Bowl Mar. Is

Authorization from the state
WPA office 10 pu, Tacoma WPA
crews 10 work on the big clearing
project on Lincoln howl Wsdnss.
day. March 20. wss received by
local officials Friday.
With work almost completed on
tho city sewer project under the
base of IN. boxl. the heal wPA
office IL preparing now 70 assign
rnsn on the main Job
School Business Manager Carl
@. csddey said the board viii call
for bids on use 0f heavy equip
msnt a. soon as the clearing crews
start work
That squipmsDt-s gas shovel.
trucks and bsilldoxsrs he ssio. IL
expected 10 move more than 100
900 yards u earth In 30 days.
The Lincoln b>,&1 project .fii ns<
fl7s.ssz IN WPA funds with the
school board providing $50 .0os
voted BY tho people IN tas ons-rsilI
special levy election last year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-22
King and Queen
Escape Nazi Raid

LONDON King Gsorss sn1
Queen Elizabeth rft Plymouth q
few hours before the German rsid
started q, dusk Thnrsdsy. 3, Vas
disciossd Friday
Accompanied by tbs queen. thu
king had gons 10 Plymouth Thur
day 70 iaspse, 1afshlps. and had
bern welcomed BY yiseogstsss
Astor. ths lady mzyorsss. VINO 10
AmsrieAn.bofn and q msmb<r Of
ihs house 81 commons
While the king inspsetsd
the ships the queen toured
ssess shish had b~es bsnissd
saTilsS In the ~s~k.
FOR tbs first time. the king
boarded one ~ tbs essr-sss AMIR
iesn desif0ysrs raw In British
service The crew. All canadisa.
lined up for inspection "a q
toatsSAin pipsd the king sbosfd
me King talked 70 officers AM
men ard showed keen interest IN
ths sntirw weasel. especially IN iis
armament ana equipment. Ths
King vax a naval officer IN the
Last war and fought IN ina o4ttis
Of Juliand.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-22
GIRL DISAPPEARS
AFTER WORKING
ON army MAPS!

WASHINGroN-A very pref
~" government clerk who worked
two DAYS on war department maps
and then disappeared was sought
Friday by local police and army
intelligence officers
Ruth Egoscns Of Forest Grove.
Ore, 72-year-old typlst. arrived
here from the Pacific coast SAT-
urday. started work on a new Job
Monday and has been missing since
"Wednesday morning.
Her landiady. one Of the last
"a zee her, said the girl was
. stranger In the city and had
few acquaintance. Hut ac-
cording 10 her Miss Egcscve
had q date with . navy man"
Tuesday night
At the rooming house where she
had lived since last Saturday. Miss
Egoscue had complained OF the
work on army air corps maps as
signed 10 her She preferred typ
ing. the work shs had expected
10 do
Army intelligence officials
furnished her picture and de-
seription 20 police and were
cooperating with them In m
attempt To reach her relatives
OF friends In Oregon. They
described her ~ . VERY
pretty" brunette, with brown
wavy hair and weighing about
lis pounds.
Mrs. James Beal. lsndlady st the
rooming house. said Miss Egoscue
complained Of not feeling well
Wednesday morning and decided
not to walk 10 work with other
girls living there.
Her room. officers ssid. WAS un-
disturbed. Her belongings. In
Guiding luggage and clothing. were
intact.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-22
STATE May SUE
FOR PAYMENT ON
span INSURANCE

LYMPIA Gov. Arthur B.
Isnghe and the state toll bridge
authority Friday studied two
courses Of action to settle the dis
quite with insurance companies
over the collapsed Tacoma Mar
rows bridge.
3 The state already has notified
The companies il considered the
bridge a total loss and demanded
IS, 200, 900, the fun amount of in
surance carried by the % COM
panies. The firms. in return, Of
fered to pay $500. 900, contending
the loss was not total and recon-
struction could be done for that
figure.
The toll bridge authority
and Attorney General Smith
Troy are trying to decide
whether TO accede 10 the in
surance firms demand for
board of APPRAISERS to fix loss
amount or whether 10 file
court suit Immediately for the
full amount of loss claimed.
Meanwhile, the third parties in
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-22
Woman TO Face
Assault CHARGE

Mrs. Rena Lindsey, 3o-year-old
mother OF four children. will be
charged with assault with intent
10 XIII her husband. Lueian y.
Lindsey Prosecutor Thor c. Toilet
son said Friday
He has been having Mrs. Land
sey held in the city jail without q
charge since early the morning of
March ]. while Lindsey. 80 years
old. has lain In the county hospital
in critical condition from a bullet
wound.
The shooting occurred outside
a beer tavern at 1926 So Tacoma
way, a short distance from the
Lindsey home al $3.50 on that
highway. They were arguing over
Lindseys alleged interest in .
waitress at the tavern.
II is apparent now that Lindsey
will recover from his wound, the
prosecutor said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-22

es"ss snen M vneeseases - -
psrvivaI
-As a. 0o.uA 1luouow e
nans<s. bunvees - -
-. weerA - ~ 49, -
ssseeesee~es us<ps ~ o<nu6uoD
sseesea. - 80 - sewA -
hese - sebev 0onvuno1np
es~sssssae ~ esss.- ~ ~
svpes's ee1lrs -.
According n s>~. rrrvsvai. o.
s~ called ~ chisNelm tNes 60
fsrescs skn<tiy after ~ lasaeo
testified hefrse the isuis1stive eeMs
mitiss sna laid Nm ~ NJ -
sssansss n ash hin - seestfy.~
rsvesval psevse~1ly NJ snnvup1
thst olsua rpfsssp1 - tollo ao1)nn
~ TIE nochtsy schecl after - -
received tafcrmsfien ropooeolDy
that "e~s<>sti~es wsss wsung" -
the inssssutbnn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-22

ton. u. G. said Friday she believed
her daughter may he suffering
from amnesis
Mrs Laura Egosele. the mother.
said her daughter disappeared
mystsriously last fan from her tob
as typlst 81 the Forest Grove high
school. The eirl returned a fs~
days later. unframed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-22
Circus Opens
Friday Niqht

Two thousand Boy Scouts, as
sisted by 1000 Girl Scouts. Will
present their circus at 4 D. m.
sharp Friday At Exposition hall
on Bay at II Will be repeated at
the same hour on Saturday night.
Roe shsub. chairman Of the
Rotary clubs circus committee,
which Ia sponsoring the affair. an.
nounoes doors Will open NJ 7;15.
Lincoln high school band will fur
nish n,lsic Friday night and Sta
d.am's band Saturday night.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-22
Buckley School
Firing Charged
To Intimidation
Sen. Pereiyal Awaits Call Fvom
Governor 10 Start Probe Of
Dismissal Of Dr.. James Chisholm

State Sen. Monty Perival
Of Tacoma charged Friday
intimidation" WAS the motive
behind the firing Of DIR. James
Chisholm a. resident physi-
clan Of the state eustodiaI
school al Buckley.
rsfsiv.i declared Ne ~ss wait
Ing Tor . csil fsom Gov. Arthur =.
iAnsils which would sammen
legislative investigation eomrsttss
into setian.
susp>~ssss ~ De. Chhhs1m
~ss ss~~us~~1 Tkass<ay ~
Dv. y. ~. lAsh. sspsssssest>ss
~ ths sseest.
Chisholm. seccrdsnG "a rerrival.
appeared before . legislative com
mlttss making . earsasy study n
the states penal and ehsritshse
Institutions. rsfeivai said that
chlshoims testimony before ths
group vas the rsasrn FOE his sus-
rensrbn ffnm the sshoal staff
n fhiHk that - the
plan being used Ia fsghf
The interim com msffss
appointed bv the iegisia-
fnre 10 make a thorough
study Of state fnsfifs-
f,ons," Psveirdi told The
Tacoma Times.
IL they make the perssunsi II
thsse institutions believe that hy
opsninx their mouths they viii get
fired. u will make u hard fan ~
10 get information" he added.
rescisai. whs demanded ~
mevsl ~ Ds. lash - hsaA a.
the isssstusIsa whlss the teoes-
issuss ~ss IN sesstsas elsea<y
hes sppsaleA - ~ Ussessss
over ~ 1issnisssi u ~. chiD
ksisu.
Prom Olympia. u was reported
Gov. iAngils vas awaiting more
Information ca the dismlssai.
rsrcivai said ths prsssuss of
business under which tbs governor
4. operating might dsisy summon
ing Of the COMMITTEES. Gov. Lang
la In chairman NJ the lutsstu com.
mites. and Lieut. Gov. Vie Meyers
10 executive secretary.
n felt responsible for the
action taken against Dr.. Cha.
holm" Percirdi said, "since ]
mas responsible for bringing
him 10 Olympia 10 appear.
He IL a fine man. he has been
al the buckley institnfson
stnee II started, and NJ "
liked By the children there.
DR.. Chisholm - about s5. l
bsiiers. and very active. He
also 10 honest. ard he has re-
fused 10 do any nnethieai
things"
Or Lash sttrisaisd the physl.
clans suspension 10 Ina "saod AZ
ths services" Ds. Chisholm hsd no
comment .s.
The governors affiss reported
having M Information On The cas-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-22
Protests Sendinu
Food 10 France
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON A group in
GLIDING Bishop Henry W Hobson
Of the Episcopal church in south
ern Ohio. Mrs. Kermit Roosevelt
and DR.. L. NJ. Birkhead. national
director Of the Friends Of De-
mocracy. has sent letter TO Sec
Rotary Of State Cordell Hull oppos-
ing the sending Of food 70 unoc-
cupied France.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-22
War Zone
Bulletins

LONDON - The s~mi -offirtal
British Press association said
Friday that 10 Was believed Ger
many's two es.soo-ton hattie
cruisers are ra,ding In the A.
lantic and may have b~eW ~
sponstble for several merchant
ship ainkipgs Last weck end.
The Press association sald
that the two fass. heavily armed
aarshlps - the Schsrnhor~t and
the Gnessenau-sre she dread
naughts Ia which Prime Minister
Winston Churchill referred In
his speech Ia the Pilgrim 40
ciet,.
BERLIN - German Foreign
Minister Joachim Won Rlbben-
trop said In . speech Friday at
Munich that the war already
has been decided IN Germans
favor" and that "the year ip4z
Will bring final proof OF that"
ATHENs-The Italian offeps-
I've In Albania has waned again.
reports from the front Indicates
Friday.
A Creek war communiq,ss re-
ported only limited patrol and
artillery action" A Greek
spokesman said reports that
Greek iroops had occupied Tepe-
bni could not be confirmed and
pointed out that mo operation Of
any Importance" had been re-
ported In that sector Thursday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-22

the picture-bond companies which
bought the revenue bonds issued TO
build the original bridge - have
been quiet. Reports Friday were
that they might start legal action
10 protect their investment. Bond
holders may Join the toll bridge
authority in a suit demanding fun
payment Of loss 50 the bonds can
be paid off in full.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-22
Chain Store Tax Bill
Held Unconstitutional

SALT LAkE CITY - Utshs
model chain store tar bill. pat
termed after the Louisiana act
that was upheld by the United
States supreme court. 10 uncon-
stitutionsl because II imposes .
5000 tax on each change In ioes-
ton Of existing stores or erection
Of new stores. In the opinion IL
Attorney General Grover A Giles.
The bill. enacted BY the z4th
Utah state legislature. has not
been signed by Gov. Herbert Nav.
He asked Giles opinion before
considering H.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-22
TRACTOR Kills Altman

SAsCOUsEh. n. C,--corporsi
Frank NJ. Gsinor. a. Of the Royal
Canadian Air Force. VAS killed
Instantly Friday when . tractor
he was driving along . sea vaii
tnmbisd over onto a flos,. crush
ing him beneath The accident
occurred AZ the Jericho Beach air
station.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-22
Twas Well Worth
Answering Phone

DARLINGTON, Wash. - When
Mrs. Walter Bates answered her
telephone Thursday night. she was
81 300 richer. The voice at the
other end notified the Snohomish
county woman that she had just
been awarded that amount by a
radio program sponsor. Bates
works in a lumber camp.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-22
New Super-Board
May Halt Two
Strikes in State

LE-1ntervention of the
newly-appointed federal mediation
board Friday brought hope OF set
Element to strikebound Weyer-
haeuser mills in Snoqualmie and a
tied-up army air base construction
project in Snohomish county.
American Federation of la
Dor officials and Weyerhaeuser
executives agreed TO submit
the disputes TO the board and
speedy action was indicated.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-22

army planes. mostly bombers and
including $500 to be assembled in
four big midwestern plants from
parts manufactured by the auto
mobile industry. II also will fl
nance procurement of critical
equipment for an army OF $500
600 men.
Other major items In the bin
were construction of new arms
plants, purchase Of 10000 mo-
tor vehicles, IL fleet auxili-
aries and . great store of
naval guns and ammunition.
Marshall told the committee the
materials provided in the army APP
preparation were for the use of
American armed forces and not
for Great Britain.
He warned that the pro-
posed relocation of the Alaska
operation OF the main army
base at Anchorage, which IL
served by the port Of Seward.
The railroad right-of-way be-
tween Seward and Anchorage
IL damned with bridges. snow
sheds and wooden tresties,
he said.
The area Is ideal for sabotage"
he warned. IF one OF these trestles
should be set on fire. all supply
north Of Seward would be- ALSO
lutely and definitely stopped for an
extended period Of time"
He also disclosed that the bill
carried funds for sirplsn.s and
equipment Of an observation
squadron at Alaska TO be made UP
of veteran civilian flyers who know
the territory.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-22
Convict Wonders
For Z Cocktails

Roy William wosdsvv 7svear.
old Tacoma butcher. ard former
s,histle iaminsry 81 Stadium high
sehooi. was found guilty ~ driving
while under ,hs infisencs ~ Ilqoof
sitter en- sii-dsy trial before Jsss-
,iee Clarence y. Layton Thursdsy,
A fine ~ $50 and iisebss revoea-
ton for . pear ~srs sss~ss~d
The young defendant frosty al
mittsf 10 the court ne hsd t~o
cocktails early in the evening of
Dec. ~ willis Visiting In t<nxys~w
and . ssYbby 81 beer on ths way
home 10 rseoms. bat sstfibutsd an
accident 10 which ne Gas In
VOWED 20 falling ssissp 81 ths
shsel ~ his car. tsf#ft #st
Wonders snd his attorney. Harry
n. lea. siss protested that . blood
alcohol isss tnsds 81 Tacoma Gen.
srsi hospital vas taken without
his kno~isegs. thai u.> tssst sss.-
pie sss taksn ~hsn Wonders uss
being treated for inpssss In the
s1cis;e6f
Testimony 81 Dr. Charles y.
isrson. Tseoms Csnsfsi pstnoio-
slss. Was introduced BY D~ruty
Prosecutor Horace Cssr 10 cor
rohorsis tsstimosy 81 tins sussting
offiesr. j. Y. Mckinney ~ sbs
stats patrol. that wonasrs sppssr-
sd under th~ infisssnes.
Attorney La gave oral notics
Of appeal.
sAsK TRANSACTIONS
T.r<.,. A aG< 0f0
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-22
| Crashes Crash
Causes Arrest
Of 0kanoganiie

OkANOGAN, Wash. Pink
elephants and little men frequent
ly appear after too many drinks,
but Curt Adams was in Jail FRI
day because he saw an automobile
accident that wasn't there"
Adams rushed into a service
station and reported that he
had seen a terrific automobile
wreck near Omak, Wash.
The station attendant reported
the wreck but search by police
failed to reveal any such accident.
Police reported that Adams
imagined he saw the crash after
imbibing a bit too freely. He was
sentenced to 30 days in Jail.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-22
Strike Settled
al Wright Field

DAYTON. Ohks Jskn nssk1anp
bach. pssssasnt a. tAs paytsa
building Trades esaaesl iA1I.I.
Friday sanmsnxed sstfiSmsne -
shs sosstrs<sian sssihs - WuGne
fi<ld.
fsrss1enb~ch aid that 80 AL
nsailsins trsd<smSa uhs vsihs1 ~
ms tob On hsssA . weut1 sstugn
10 wofh 81 ths field Saturday 4
Contractors - asatss vera -
the si.sso 600 sspassssn psojpss
81 tss fisls viii b resumed Co.,
pistsiy BY Monday.
rns strike settle n snt woo
reached 81 tbs request II nooert
fsttsrsos. sssistsat secretary =
var. Brsltsnbs<h ss1sd.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-22
Dykstro to Quit
As SIS Director

WASHINGTON The White
House announced Friday that Dr.
Clarence NJ. Dykstrs would resign
as national director of selective
service 10 devote his full time 70
his new duties as chairman of the
national defense mediation board