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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-26
sY uNIrEp PRESS

Germany claimed two VIC
TOTES - one In the Meditsr-
ranean and the other in the
North Atlantie--today when
Maxi air-borne troops took the
offensive in Crete and q hit
on a powder magazine blew
up the 42.i0O-ton British bat
tie cruiser Hood near Green
land.
The Hood. largest warship IN
the world. vas SUNK BY The nsw
German hattleship Bismarck in =
spsotheulsr sea engagement,
fought not far from the Amer
lean neutrality sons
The sea hattls brought together
two Of the most powerful warshlps
In the world and had no precedent
In the present war. Tho British
previously had Loaf one bsttlezhlp.
the Royal Oak. and two aircraft
carriers while the Germans had
suffered their greatest iosz IN tbs
scuttling Of tbs Graf spec.
The British now are believed q
have Is battlsshlps left In service
including two Of tho new kins
George v type. but some probably
are IN drydock for repairs.
The nsw Mani battisshlp nia.
msrck destroyed the British BATHS
cruiser In an engagement that
ended with another British battle
ship turning away ana the Ger.
mans continuing their operations
without serious damage. according
10 the Berlin statement
Germans also claimed that ths
luftwaffe has smashed attempts Of
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-26
Bride of 3 Weeks Wounded
In Gun Battle with Police

Evansville. Ind 4. the.f<f msnsx<f
ana haa served > pFssea s<nt<n<s
IN AfizDns.
Ths grauhl< h~x.n lsss nlxnE
~h<n the eoapis va hsits6 hers
N - snfsmsnsl. faF lxnoFinz .
traffic signal Mppssson wss tak<n
70 . palles STATEN sna ~ hfi<is
seat u search - hsip.
fSsip Z. offefea
ahs rsn lnte lsk,<hsnna IN het<I
lohhy 81 =. n. and hs effsf<d -
help nssnwhli<. paiies - -
leased Kpp<rsnn and the F<nnit<d
eoapls .nd n1ebsnen sfsFfef
shooting aie< n : hetsl reem.
According - fipehsnan. ~ -
cams sxsltsa 80 asss ss1s u
show rsesipts fof th@ pFse<1znx
dsy. istailax si.1o1 kpp<<.ea
puIlsd . Eun. taok th< mon<T sna
fled w1th NJ wifa naeasaaa Enl1
poiirs
Polles chased ne Kpp<r<ons ~
al thsir ear Nss wfesksa ~hea
they failed - msks > turn near :
eemstsfy Kppersun cane euk
vita arms In fhs siF has fhe BIRDS
slsrtea % nhoai Foilee fired befk
wlsh sswsd OF shetEuns b<fnfs
shs savs 20.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-26
Youth Is Missing

CESThAIIA-Bheriffs officers
today searched for 4iphiid Belland
q. missing since "wednesday when
hs went for . Naik IN the woods
near Ms home IN the Alpha region
cCc errNs from Camp Doty
were called into TIE search BEL
lands father coUid offer no rea.
sons for his sons dlssppearsnes
and feared fo1i play.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-26
Fire Parliament Is
Summoned Monday

DUBLIN-The Fire parliament
was summoned today 70 meet
Monday TO hear an important
statement regarding the possible
application Of CONSUMPTION 70 the
six counties Of Ulster. Considerable
opposition 70 consumption has de-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-26

nkATTfzE - Four Puget hoeif,d
locaia u the InlsFuaf ionai L<lnG-
skorsmeas and WarshDlnemsn .
ssnlon fciol have voted Two 10 eas
for nobsft 7 naksr. Portland. ever
Harry Bridges for prssidsot n TIE
union. u was snnouneea today.
SEC. Ernest v Yosag1zrE q
local lis nald the eets 90 the
SQUAD vas Sc feT Isaksf and tez
Tor Bridges. Nho = ean1i<iats for
rs-sisetion
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-26
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Sailing Saturday for Alaska
was Mrs. Susan W. Miller. who
will visit her son-in-law and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Miller. at Hydaburg.
Ted knightlinger Is now doing
public relations work for 1t. Col.
Walter J. belong. the states new
adjutant general at Camp Muir
ray. The position was held by
Steve Dinsmore when Brig. Gen.
Maurice Thompson was adjutant
general.
Mis-. Donna NJ. Humble. ssl7
No. 10th st. a beauty parlor opera
tor, left Saturday by train for
three weeks visit in Chicago.
Alien Petrich is now home and
again on the job TO run the en-
gineering department Of the
Western bodybuilding Co. after n
two-week business trip to the ma
tional capital and to inspect naval
vessels under construction in
eastern seaports.
Jack Quill and Mike Fitzgerald
attended a banquet in Seattle Fn-
day night honoring employees who
have been with the North Coast
Lines for Is years or more.
FL. Kersie. c. ?. A. in the
Fidelity building. is leaving for
Matanuska. Alaska, on the s. S.
Baranoff. He will audit the books
of Matanuska colony.
Ethel Y. Carlson. clerk In Justice
Clarence f. IAyton's court, has
one for the "ain't nature wonder
full department" a chrysanthe-
mum already in bloom and some
others nearly 80 at the Carlson
place on Day Island.
While the courthouse elevator
was out OF commission Wednesday
from 8 a. m. until 4:30. Courthouse
Carpenter Louis Law climbed the
stairs 10 times from the basement
to fifth floor. He's taking the
elevator for one flight the rest Of
the week.
Expert Angler Peter Pete. who
thinks up new ways TO hook trout
while he makes the courthouse spie
and span during the week. says
he is going to give Judge Fred g..
Remain a chance TO even last
weeks six fish to nothing score
in Carney lake.
Mr.. and Mn. X. A. Russell of
Talleqush will soon move 20
Olympia, where he has recently
obtained a new job with the state
government
Walter Cromoga, 1s43 Ea. 10th
St. ran a splinter Of glass into
his finger while working Friday.
He was treated at the Bridge
clinic and released 10 his home.
|
Lee Boyd. a former resident Of
Tacoma now working in Spokane,
Wash. reports by mail he likes
the eastern Washington town very
much. but regrets the hours Of his
job keeps him from seeing the
ball games.
! Mrs Bill Woods, nee justine
Foss Of the Seattle part Of the
family. this week became scqusint-
ed with the Workaday world when
she acted as a substitute telephone
operator in her Tacoma uncle's
tugbost office.
George q. Musser, a junior Al
Washington State college. Is chair
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BANK TRANSACTIONS
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-26

CAfttO-Capt Jamss Hooefytlt
~ fhs United states Marine corps.
son ~ President Roosevelt. Nas
machine ganned ard eemhed
during = Wait % Ifaq. biii returned
safely 70 Egypt. hs Disclosed today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-26

trainer ana started the motor, &C
cording TO John Knightly. another
employe Of the Air Service COM
pany. Without waiting for II TO
warm up, Woodward TAXED onto
the field for quick tskeoff.
Jumps on Wing
Blanpied ran after him and
jumped on a wing. He leaned
over into the cockpit and cut the
ignition but Knightly said Wood
ward switched it on again and
managed 10 take the plane off
with one hand while he kept
Blaniped away from the controls
with the other.
Blsnpied then vsulted from his
precsrious position on the wing
into the cockpit Of the dual-con-
trol ship.
Knightly said one could see the
two men fighting in the plane for
the controls. Woodward evidently
was the stronger for the ship
gained considerable altitude and
then II went into a dive
II fell several hundred feet
when Blanpied apparently WA
able 70 gain control and the ship
Strengthened out momentarily Al
about so feet
A second later IT dived again
and crashed.
Found Goodbye Note
/ Deputy Sheriff Sam Heiderbechi
said he found three goodbye
notes under the windshield wiper
in WoodWsrd'E car.
One Of the notes. which wa
printed IN pencil On the back d
ais drivers license. said:
Dear George. Sir. you'H never
know how sorry am 70 los.
IS 600 worth Of sirplsne You ar
the SWEETEST father a fellow eyei
hsd-loye 70 nav"
/ Il Wss signed willie
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-26
Suffer
Heavy Losses
In Assaults
Bitter Fighting In
Crete Continues
Al Extreme Pace

CAIRO--tsefusa. treer. isaaeh.
- their n.in attack ffem their
fsethsid - tie w<>tera e.a q
Crete a Msiemi but sssssred
heavy c.snaits~~ N . ass-isss
hattie VITA British forurs. = ken-
esal headquarters esmmants"s
.ala ta<Ia4.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-26
Youths Battle to Death in
Airplane as One Tries to
Halt Suicide of Other

WICHITA, Kan.-Two youths engaged in a hand-to-hand
encounter in the cockpit of light training plane in the air
TODAY in what apparently attempt by to Illustrate
the suicide plan of the other The plane crashed and both
were killed
The victims William Davidson Woodward, 2O-year-
old student at Wichita university and John Kenneth Ban
pied 21-year-old employee of the Harte Air Service.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-26

The creation Of . special unit
10 work with Latin America con.
stitufss an important beginning,
hut the task In Europe ana Asis
10 much more dlfneuit. probably
II least ss important. Here ne
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-26
Hood Blown Up by Hit
In Warship's Magazine;
Entire Crew Is Lost
Worlds Greatest Dreddnought Goes
Down in Naval Engagement With Nozi
Fleet German Ship Bismarck Damaged

LONDON-The admiralty said tonight that the giant
British battle cruiser Hood had blown Saturday morning
after ian unlucky hit in magazine during battle WIN
German warcraft off Greenland.
The German battleship Bismarck damaged IN the
fghting-frst big scale action between German and British
warships-and pursuit of the German ships is continuing
the admiralty said
The admiralty Il feared there were few
survivors with normal com
of 1s4l
intercepted the Germans and attacked them IN
Iceland and Greenland the
admiralty said
The of vceAdmra lancelot Ernest Ho
The o communique:
British intercepted this morning off the coast
of bateshp Bismarck
The ensuing action H M s.
Hood Capt r Kerr wearing the flag of Vice Ad
miral l. e, unlucky hit
blew
the pursuit the
Il II. M
Hood"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-26

pea, Zl-yedI-oiu SiipioyS
Woodward was a student pilot
and had been flying ships owned
by the Air Service company in an
effort to obtain commercial IL
cense. Recently he had been for
hidden use Of the planes.
This morning he went to the
flying field. jumped into a Waco
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-26
America $ Task Is 10 Sell
Idea Of Democracy 10 World
Deep Underlying Tensions In Society
Must Bs Focsd and Must b Fought

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-26

The most important and ar.reaehinT ask i xtn 70 b
done yet another field No private organization agency
possibly undertake H. What Do II 10 sell d<oc
racy abroad particularly Europe We must spread zr and
wide conveton that democracy y soIns = win
IN the end
I'VE must have pesps rsallzr that here IN Aeriea
of being engaged upon gigantic enterprise. TIE
biggest have yet undertaken We speak out drcsvey
this effect that the world wide reaction 81 Faeis n Hit
ersm Of Stanism has dynamxed America has stirred the
revolutionary embes Of democratic faith In the future has
America do whatever necessary 70 destroy that
reaction root and branch.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-26

battle a. fhs mind bsssdsn. -
word wids dlmsnslanz. - n
other battles. - N this eas N
b~sf defsnss 10 attack. In fast.
IDEAS are shs NO. pst~nt ~s@pees
fcentianea a. rsas II. colama -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-26

BANK TRANSACTIONS
Tacoma ...............f5.s4 s 900
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George &. musser, a junior at
State college. Is chair
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-01
HagameiiF Rites
For Tomorrow

LANSING Sept Funeral
services will be held at 1:30 p. m
tomorrow for Ralph L. Ilagaacir
prominent Lansing contractor
who was KILLED carly Saturday
morning in Gaylord when his auto
mobile crashed into a tree.
Services VIII hc hold from the
First Presbyterian Church with
Rev. Peter NonSma officiating
Burial Will he in Evergreen Ccmc-
terry. Active pallbcarors viii be
Plummer Mif0in. Irwin Mcknight
Harold Reniger. Charles Bachman.
Howard AytfCY 1OSFTH coleman
Howard Nicholson and Richard =
Lyman
The body viii he in state at the
Gorsline-Runciman funeral home
and the church Mr. HaCameir is
survived by his widow and a three
year-old daughter Ann.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-01

Emil Gollas of Lansing
Caps IL Years Golf
Tins. ~tnr furrrsronarnt

LANSING. Sept. l. \ well-hit
ball plusa stroke nf luck today
brought Emil GallaS his first hole
in-one in II years play.
Gallas. prominent amateur Ian
sing golfer. registered his ace yes
terday on the 2l3-yard tenth hole
at Walnut HIS Three members
of the foursone. Paul Howard.
Ron LaPearl and James Beard.
witnessed IT,
Gallas. using No ! wood,
smacked his tee shot onto the
green and the ball lay in the cup
wedged between the glag-pln and
the edge of The cup
As the fn4rsnnne- approached the
green. they watched the ball drop
into the cup. The stiff wind had
Swayed the pin and had left
enough space for the ball TO drop
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-01
Get Door Handle
Clue in Hit-Run
Times stan Correspondent

PONTIAC, Sept Police to-
day held a broken car door handle
as a clue 10 The hit-run motoriSt
who struck down Wendell New
man. l6, of 10 Exchange street,
Sunday
Officers reported young Newman
was working on his car as IT stood
in South Saginaw street, near
Prospect street. The car which
struck him tossed him into the air
AS his body fell back. it caught
the door handle and tore it from
the automobile body.
Newman was taken 10 ST. Jo-
seph'S Mercy Hospital where X-ray
examination failed TO disclose frac-
lures. His condition was reported
good.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-01
Federal Priority
PeriIs Saginaw
Building Boom
Time, stan oorrr,pondea,

SAGINAW. Sept. Govern.
ment priority schedules for stceI
ana other important defense 1iet-
ais threaten 10 dchate SaGiaw S
building boom.
City Building Inspector Seth =
Burnett reports residential con-
suuction dropped considerably IN
the past 10 days. with some build
me contractors perturhcd about
prospects Of p definite shortage
Of materials like hardware. steel
window sash mails and plumbing
and electrical materials
1--WE issued in the past 10 days
only seven permits for new
dwellings" commented Burnett
compared with m average Of
two daily in recent months. I be-
lieNe this j. caused principally
nv contractors. fearful at not
being able 90 obtain needed
building materials, showing eau
tion in making contracts.
Building supply dealers here do
not couSidcr tt1r materials -Sttaa-
lion acute. however believing a
general shortage IS not imminent
Building Inspector Burett'S Au-
gust figures show eos structural
projects begun at an estimated
S265 .3S5 total cost The eight
month total 10 date this year is
well over s. 600 OO0. Burnett had
predicted tho 1871 total would cX-
coed any in the city's history
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-01
Too Noisy!
Police Called to Quie
Deaf, Dumb Couple

LANSING, Sept This little
yarn is in the official records and
police officials today arc ready TO
swear il actually happened.
Called to l720ls South Washing
ton avenue where a domestic dis
pute was disturbing the neigh
bors. a police cruiser found a deaf
and dumb couple.
In a very uncXplainable manner,
they apologized to police and said
they did not realize they were
making so much noise.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-01
Two 0kemos Youths
FACE Larceny Counts

LANSING, Sept. 1.-Two Okc-
mos youth were held by state
police today on charge Of larceny
from a car The suspects. Robert
ohm, TO- and Clyde Donaldson
u, are accused of stealing -
radio aerialS from automobiles
They were unprecedented by state
police yesterday and admitted the
thcfts. All acrialS are being held
AT the East Lansing post and VIC
itims arc urged TO contact troopers
for return of their Rfereii-tt '
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-01

his duties as new director of the
Flint Institute of Arts. He sue.
ceeds Dirk Van Dkye, who re-
signed recently.
freeman previously was assist
ant curator of the Cincinnati Art
Museum, having Joined the mu-
scum staff in 1898.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-01
Thousands in Pontiac
Caught 'PIateIess'

PONTIAC. Sept / Thousand,
OF local motorists were withou'
transportation today as haif-yeal
license plates they had failed &c
renew expired with the Scplcmbel
| deadlinc.
Police records carly today
showed no arrests so far for OPP
Grating under the expired plates,
Officials of the branch office of
the secretary Of state said they
anticipated a record business when
their office rc-opcns Tuesday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-01
TRY TO SAVE Mo1rul

Two othcr sons. Lurau. 1T and
Theodore, 20. hold heu mcJhe,
above Vator~Whrlr WiIIjaw started
swimming 10 shore for uj
When darkness came. Doctor
Gamble Worried. callcd-t+4-+.+4-t
guard Two ncighbors went ON in
a cruiser and found L,-l-4l, .EAnn-
dcrc ind thc mother fn7y had
boon banging AAln= ll--.4- oyer turned
DG-i l0r two hoH
i,asUsclJauon efforts on MS.
Gamble 4Jlnd D1
was not immediately l0
Horny Davis, -, of l221 Mel
drum aNwuo a euDorn"
+a-e'. Adding Machine Company, ,
dreamed IN Anchor - Az ..-
N''i t'ar ho WIS be- d te IaNc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-01
ONE YEAR AGO TODAY
September I, 1870

President Roosevelt issues OK
cCutVc order SuUnlOnnC 60,090
national guard-ncn into train
ING camps Tor a year.
London announces torpCdoing
Of rlitish mciChantpan carry
ng $50 children 10 Canada, all
bu one man saved,
N0liS continue relentless
bombing of London
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-01
infant Falls Out Window

PONTIAC Sept Sorious in
tttffeS- were suffered by l1-month-
cid Diana Edwards OF 2S2 Auburn
Hotel apartments wt1cU sire fell
from a window while playing Her
father. Clare, rushed her to St
Joseph Mercy Hospital for emer-
--nr,r.tt :. III
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-01
- YEARS AGO TODAY
September I. 1916

Revolution RACES IN Salonika,
Allied ncCt outside Piraeus
threatens to land troops in port.
firrrk SodrceS admit capture
Of 5000 of their men by invad-
ing Bulgars in Macedonia.
Russians renew offensive IN
GalICla.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-01
0hioan Takes Post
Al Flint Art Institute

FLINT, Sept. l. Richard Bor-
den freeman. formerly of Cincin-
natl, O.. today officially assumes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-01
.Dnieper Attack
Fails, Reds SAY
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frustrated German attempts 50
cross the river.D and there were
heavy German LOSSES The latest
bulletin identified ihis river as
the Dniopor along the cast bank
of which Marshal Somyon Bu-
denny has repeatedly succeeded in
establishing n new defense line.
Yesterday, communique q s. o
said bitter fighting continued
along the Whole front through
Saturday night.
Evening star., 1941-03-18
Citizens Authorize Study
OF Special Court Plan

A study of the feasibility of plan
that would affect the juvenile court
system, domestic court, the w. p A.,
P. w. A. and the relief situation in
washington will be made by the
Lincoln Park Citizens Association,
1t was decided last night at a meet
Ing held in the Kingsman School.
The proposal was made by Mrs.
E. r. Moose, chairman of the We'll
fare Committee. She will head
committee of five to investigate the
matter.
Mrs. Moose told the group that If
special court were set up to CO.
ordinate problems of juvenile de-
11nquency and martial relations. with
the power to rehabilitate, relief and
w. P. A. rolls wouldn't be reduced.
AT the request of Mrs. Moose, the
group reiterated its contention that
the entire Board of Directors of the
District of Columbia tuberculosis
Association resign.
Capt. Joseph Morgan of the fifth
precinct was indorsed to succeed
Inspector William Holmes, who is
resigning April l.
The association again requested
the installation of traffic lights at
Eleventh and M streets Sc. and
Eighth and M street S.E.
A. D. Calvert president, presided
Evening star., 1941-03-18

George p. Stashak, %. 1900 Arkansas ave
s st. and nv the Rev wan HGSn SO 4S9s
Mary ?; Wilson 81. Baltimore; the Rev.
william Miller 20, 7os Otis pl NV, and
Ruth Feldmsn %. Baltimore Rabbi M.
Harry D. Talley. 40 1900 Trinidad ave,
ne. and Mildred E. -Warsham. %, 525
L St ne: ne the ISG Rey H. J. C. Bal ... .,
both Of Baltimore; G the Rev. Hairy Hairy ssiii:: ssiii:
Ab6sy IL! Mqta a. 1s?2 Allison ~ st 9x
James ss nastinEy e y sa42 AF0 st. s'e se,
Ernest Kenyon, %, 1905 Harvard st. NV,
mont St, nv: the Rev. R. L: WoIven.
RWsv,af,nnd and Iii Lillian T., NJ Ks4ssnsgsf; ,s 20
ens5fs EEtss E 3shRie9 Bfook Se S24 N St. st. nv
and Theodora NJ. HenkIer, IS. 1917
shepherd, st. NV; the Rev. Gerhard
sha 52s:Sfins s. i. Yii}sr s 5O. 4os . End St st.
ER Msrrery 1f'E savass M S s5ss s. East cspi ao
=. tol St. the Rev. Peter Marshall,
as5 ad So4s s Hus9ef Rus Iii Is l2t' 4Ss istG s. n
the Rev, Evelyn N. Meth
ssd Tama Lmp r. Rsb.neseN Ay Mafa a Atooas
Pa. the Rev. W. J. walsh.
Russell J. States. 90, and Lutte A. Davis.
e.. q, both tl, Of 7237 &c Ge9rsia ,sp ave NV the
Harry H. .WeddinE;. 81, Meadows, Md, and
Mar. J. LEW, so, 1929 MARYLAND ave.
svindeii, Il, both Of $40 Massachusetts
ave. n W; judge Nathan Cayton.
Sth
Landes, both Of New York: Judge Nathan
Daniel ]. Kaplan, 25. 251s 10Th st., and
oeSsss & Z EsIRsT: . p. 4s1 sth d $ St ,,, sx, and
ne; the Rev. Richard NJ, % Mussen. i.-'0'- o.
MAYNARD J. SIMMONS 30, Iso2 Kenyon st;
New YORK " ave. az e. NV: h' the Rev T. / ". Y?
Harry K. Josephson. 30. Elmira, N Y. and
Edna Burdvise, 81, Baltimore: the Rev.
tello' 21. both Of 7$a 18th St. tn NV: the the
A. JoseoR Friedbere. iIuse es, New York. and
Anne 6. Blake. "a. Baltimore: judge
Rubs B. y Wood ' a6 Eli rfSEls %assachusstts CHI saa
ave: nv: the Rev. F. T, Harris.
ne, and Louise E, Turek, 25, 1854 Rit-
tenhouse st. NV. the Rev. James A. Caul-
lewis e Mason, "a. 900 d st. ne. and
Dora B Mays, 21, Manassas, Va: the
Thomas C. Roberts. 21, Hyattsville. Md,
and Genevieve P. Lugar, 90, Cory, Colo;
the Rev. J. Lowrey Fendrich.
Edward B. Gresg. 81, 302S Porter st. NV,
and Ruth NJ Lewman, 81. 1901 Mass.
5o;seh e 4 csSslfs;s ;g : issl 5osf iasles!ss
334l 18th st. NV; the Rev. James E.
Cowhig.
Bernard c. Cohen, p. 3546- A st. Sc, and
: Ruth Levenson. 21, 243 @ st. NV: the
Rev Solomon H. Metz
+; william jackson, 80, and Lille NJ. Muir
ply; 81, both of 1929 I st. NV; judge
Nathan Cayton.
Ellen JaYins 81, Newark N. j.: Judge
Nathan Cayton.
Hunter c.. Nutter. 3S. and Helen l. Todd,
26' both of 637 G st. ne; the Rev.
Johanna Roessief. A. HHiii Glen Allen, Ta'; SaG
Abrahsm sP5a darbereC. Cssseoh ss' 1924 sth st. NV,
and Sylvia Gollusch 26, 1866 Belmont
st; NV: Judge Nathan Cayton
David r. Hartman 80, and Regina c.
Welther. SO, both of Woodlawn, Nd:
Judge Nathan Cayton.
Moses B. Clark. As, and Lillian NJ Barnes,
2ls both OF New York: the Rev. Stephen
! @. Spottswood.
Ssmes q. Gray, -21, 1918 5sth st. ne,
and Clarence S. Wilson. 10, 4s1s jay
st. ne; the Rev. F. F. King.
Evening star., 1941-03-18
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