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Evening star., 1941-02-16

and an air-cooling system for sum-
mer months. Without apparent ef-
fort it achieves a honey atmosphere
with its softly cracking fires and
such touches as this:
In the tradition of a gracious
home, you will not receive a dinner
menu at Williamsburg Inn. Instead,
for your pleasure and convenience
Evening star., 1941-02-16
EngIish-Speoking Police
Aid Havana Visitors

HAVANA, Feb. l5.-A special Eng
disappearing police squad of more
than 40 members has been formed
to assist American visitors.
The tourist squad members wear
navy blue uniforms and have on
their sleeve a chevron saying Ma
tional Police, Tourist Section"
Members usually are found around
Havana's principal hotels, in the
shopping districts. at the steamship
piers and at other places where
tourists are accustomed to wander.
The United States consumes about
one-third Of all the kerosene used
in the world.
Evening star., 1941-02-16
MARCH 9Th

. Wy - fTV" oSsVV
See'colorful Cap Haitien and
the ruins Of an empire in Haiti
-. Enjoy a romantic visit in
gay Havana. capital Of Cuba
=. Relax on the famous sun
kissed beaches of Nassau
jewel Of an island in a tropic
setting.
Evening star., 1941-02-16
STEAMSHIPS.

MARCH brings Spring
Nl Vacation TO the young
sters at school. Why not take
them on a cruise on the white
Viking liner Kungsholm TO
historic spots on the Spanish
Main? Learn while you travel.
Study history in this fascinat-
ing manner amid the sunshine
Of the tropics.
Evening star., 1941-02-16

Murphy, n. c., Is nearer to six
other State capitals than it is to its
own capital Raleigh. They are At
lanta, Ga; Montgomery, Ala; Nash
vile. Tenn; Columbia, S. c.:
Frankfort, KY, and Charleston. w.
Va.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-11

.Ciicen,e,

Marriage license applications
were received Wednesday nv
County Auditor : Clifford Davis
from the following Paul n Reich.
man. ~. Seattle and Mary {,
Burkhssd. n. Harrisburg. Ark (;
Virgil HngKief. 10. Rt ;. BoS 7s7,
and kathryn N Johnson. 20. r.
4. Box sa6. Howard ?. isusr. 40.
IT us So I st, and Helena l..
Schumacher. "a, Of ioais M. 10th
81 Melvin G. Tennent jf. a.
Vancouver Barracks Wash and
Mary Jane Barton. Il. ri J. hnS
It's, Puyallup. Jean A Johnsan.
y. and Sarah A Nichols. II. both
81 si1 No. Fife st Arthur l.
Nelsnd. -. Seattle. and corine N.
Barton. 81. Everett. Glenn A.
Calender. 2s. of 702s 50, J II
and Clara Edna Briggs ~. Of
1921 so. a3d II John r. Alder
ton. "a. McChord Field, and FIN
incline N. knight, ~. % 72ai 50.
Warner 81, Edward Bartolao. -,
Ford Ord. CART. and Frances +.
Shade. Is. Of 72iT 80. Park ave.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-11
Judge Continues
Suit Of Barber

Joseph D. AcD.tmott. a Seattle
barber who has made personally
conducted legal battles with the
government his hobby. viii have
10 wait until sept - 10 oontlnus
bis latest fray in federal court
here.
Accompanied by more Than
dozen fellow BARRIERS from the
shop he operates AcDsfm0ti
opened a suit against tho bureau
~ internal revenue Rsfe Tues
day IN an effort a. regain social
security tssez he has paid
The barberinr bsffistsr cnns
tends be IL not an employer. bat
il Instead simply landlord.
After hearing testimony m~si
u the day. Federal Judge Lloyd
l. black continued The case until
sept. 20. At which time Acperm0tt
- expected 10 eoneigds hls suit
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-11
SolOns Stop
At Fl. Lewis

FORT LEwIs-A special house
subcommittee investigating con-
struction and land acquisition costs
in connection with army expansion
arrived at Fort Lewis Wednesday
morning.
The committee conferred with
Mai. Gen. Kenyon A. Joyce. X
army corps commander. and di.
vision generals. A luncheon Wa
held at the Officers club AT Il 80
After lunch the visitors made a
tour Of inspection.
Headed by Acting Chairman
John J. Sparkman Dem. Ala
the party will entrain for Spokane
Wednesday night to visit head
quarters Of the second air force and
later Grand coulee dam. The party
arrived in Seattle Tuesday nigh,
and visited the Boeing aircraft
plant.
Other members in the group ar,
Rep. Clifford Davis Dem. Tenn.
Rep. Dewey Short rep, MOI
Rep. +. c. Gathings Dem. Ark. }
and Maj. James +. Hill Of the wal
department.
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sEAITLE-Leonard Moberg Of
Seattle was drowned in Elliott bay
Tuesday night when the outboard
motorboat from which ne and two
companions were fishing was
struck by cruiser.
The three motorboat occupants
were thrown into the water. but
Maurice Gates and Ernie Moore
were rescued by the cruiser. which
circled back after the collision.
Moberg. unable TO swim. sank
from sight and unsuecessful at.
tempts were made TO recover his
body.
Eight persons were aboard the
cruiser, named the Faun. r. r.
Taylor. the owner. was At the
wheel At the time Of the collision.
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m Puts End
y Harvest
lering Possibility
sing Project Again

Pc snd faculty members in tho black
n herry fields he sad that shout
As POO students registered for the
NJ work ard we're accompanied ~ =
IN large rercsntsE. ~ N. teachers
In study Of valley Industries
At by the chamber. the guest speaker
vSs Robert ". Vaughan. chemist
ey ~ the Fiereeoard Products plant
'er AZ sumner, who was introduced by
on Rev. L A. Garrison. also Of sum
II ner. Vaughan told Il the almost
N endless chain 81 material used over
rs and over At the plant and pointed
or out that you may use your news
i paper and discard IL and have IL
back II = later date with more
news About ESQ employees turn
ne out products from fine paper 10
IN tough cardboard. h. said
nd First PIT. A. Meeting
al J. P. Stewart PIT A. will hold
sr its first meeting Of the fan Thurs
/ day night in the school auditorium
at 7:4s. S. A. stoner. chairman of
o the Puyallup Coordinsting council.
viii speak on Juvenile protee-
4 ton" Mrs. Newell u,~' will be
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Induci 1881
In October
This Stoie VIII
Furnish LOST

INT. state 49, n<<n cff<r<d -
fafnt.a oaz 1<r frF laduzties
lata 10 4 = srwy N the p~r'rd.
OF u - 4 So sHnoarr~1 =
aaa Flaneteur "Wednesday ~
headquarters q Nj Cen x<n~rt
n Fesk. senm.nainG aen~fni -
tHe HEHth reFps sf<s
me cal n tn~ area n fee -
sci Fe<e eaIi<srns< wiiI <9rrfF
. ~ oserua ss<. fdsh. ST krt
Nentsns 90
Hsshlnztez. ofezre >nd Hrn<
isns .<leess<< al "a fron f3ahe
wgH e. - FeFt Lewis ne Fsfnstn-
M 81 ffum ifxho viii - n fcrt
ffasfxkss
ne LATEST eel hssexs th~ total
sumnss = men called N ne sfss
10 - SOC
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a anGTT MORE Main Street FACETS TaeF Ss On

II. Martin. IS. Fort Lewis and
Maxine MadduN. p. Seattle. and
by Rhodes &. Minor. 80. Tacoma
and Frances II. Ingalls,, -. Stock
ton. Calf.
Bound for Santa Clara university
and his second year OF studies.
there. Richard smith OF So. State
st, boarded train Wednesday
afternoon.
A recent visitor at Grand Coulee
dam was Ted Grunden, 1890 SO.
Grant ave.
From Fort Worden comes word
that Capt. MNron X. Carr. formerly
a coach here al Lincoln high school.
is building a football team Of serv-
ice men which he hopes will win
the coast championship this fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. X. Felsman. OF
Puysllup. are receiving congratu-
lations on the birth of daughter.
Just graduated from the air
corps university at Scott field, ILL.,,
% miles east Of st. Louis. Mo,
Pfc John {. Neufer, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John Neufer. 1901 So. Cakes
st, Tacoma, has been assigned TO
duty at MeChord field.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. l. Nalrod. OF
Nisqually. are the parents of a son
born last week.
Draft questionnaires have been
mailed by the Wenatchee draft
board to Louis II. Renesu and
Glenroy Thayer, both of Tacoma.
An application for marriage IL
cense was made Monday in Bell
ingham by Henry Brouwer, %,
Fort Lewis, and torneiia Van
Wyk, 10. Lynden.
Lieut.. George X. Helmer, u. s.
NJ. c. son OF MIR. and Mrs. q. q.
Helmer. 3409 No. 20 st. who has
been visiting his parents for a
short time. left by plane Tuesday
for Philadelphia where he will en-
roll in the Marine Corps Basic
school for four months. After his
graduation in June from the Uni
versity of Washington Helmer was
commissioned and since that time
has been stationed at Fort Rose
Grams. Point Iona, Calf.
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Farewell Party for Roach: .
New Manager Introduced

A farewell party. IN homer 81 r
n Roach. president and manager
~ the Tacoma gas a Electric
Co. was given Tuesday evening
In the company's shop and reeeps
ton rooms On jefferson ave
Roach. Nhe "a leaving soon 10 be
assistant 10 the president Of the
Pacific Power 4 Light Co. ass
presented hy supt J " Harris
with a Eift on behalf ~ the shop
employees.
Paul Eames. II New York. and
the new manager. William i.auae.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-11
Rotary Club Plans
Field Day Thursday

After an intsfcigb hinrhsou
with the Aberdeen Rotary eiub.
Tacoma Eotsflana slli hold their
sixth annual field day Thursday.
The field day viii start nith
golf II 2 0GlDck At ths Tacoma
Country and Golf elub. A base.
bail game Nlli start a. e'eiaeh
iiofasaboes and a paiiinE contest
all follow TIE ball game and al
s Is there Sil b. buffet supper
10 the eins hoss~ Cards Niil fDi.
lo~ the supper
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Soldier Returned
On Theft Charge

Marvin ! wsne&ts ,or>er-efs
res.ilss. ss1 - ne city isli
"Wednesday faced with f~e<fsi
ehssxe NJ stealing 1sna v ehs~Hs
white ~mrlnysa N the rexs Lewis
pesinffsrs
Ntnxsts w<s hrmfxht here frnen
tleefxss - answer ne ssrus~tsae.
aea = Md fsr the fsasfeI aFsnd
rsfy Ne VS. ssiunt~Fsiy sesnu-
panied Nv hls bride. ~hnm - mar
Fssa here whsls attached 10 Feft
Lewis before = recent tfau>fef -
the southern ssntnnmeat.
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Obituary N Offices
RALPH n. HAYWOOD

Ralph Kendall Har~ood, y Of
e422 ~. Is st. died Wednesday
In local hospital lie was q native
Of Colorado Springs Colo. and
had been a resident Of Tacoma n
years. Up until a month ago he
worked ss = bookkespsr ~ the
sergeants' club at Fort Lewis A.
the time ~ MS death he vas EN-
pioyed IN the same capacity By
the Columbia Distributing 90.
HzrWood Vas member of Cen
trsl Lutheran church snd u t.
coma chapter Of DeH0isy, 81
which hs - past scfibs BE also
holds the Degree n Chsvaiief from
the Tacoma lodge. Surviving are
MS parents. M and Mrs Robert
Riesenbeck 81 Tacoma. his grand
mother Mrs.. Hiida Kendall. two
agnis. Mrs.. Habel Hsfstead -
81 Paul. MINI. and Mrs sylvia
Miller u Tacoma. ons uncle. Oscar
Kendall u Tacoma. and four
eSiiAlns- y. Lynn All announce
the funeral
JAMES RODDA BBEKyHAS
James Rodda Bergman. 30. u
s5s4 50. Juneft. died Tuesday IN
local hospital A native Of
England. he had lived IA Tacoma
for p year,. BE Nss an employs
q the Monarch Door factory Bs-
SIDES his Nlfs Mary A h. leaves
q BOD. William J and q daughter.
Teenis. al = Tacoma . brother.
William 81. u Butte. Mont. three
grandchildren ard three nepheNs.
Piper wln announce the funeral
srrsnge ments.
FUNERAL SERbICES
Ms. Annie Heslsis Bi1e kisv-
King has sent the boy TO the
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Observation-Disclosures
'SVCHIdnISIS
Ian Dinner
Institute Here
Nearing End

De. Ala Gf~eN. director ~ ths
saieai Science. Ter ne Recks-
pier Foundation. she arrived -
lane Tuesday frem Nsk Nork
fty. wili address rsyvhistFi-,s sna
physicians from nearly = dasen
|saies Thursday evening a. TIE
Western state Hospital At Fofi
(tsiiaeoom.
The dinner - which ~ wi
peak. one - IT, final events -
two weeks Institute held At The
|ospitsi. viii ~ attended hy phy.
ielsns a. invited group u siu-
ator. and officials from Olympia
|hs group vii gather At -
elock
To Tell % Work
Dr. GreKg viii speak 81 The
rend in Medical Education. =
.antern slides Of pathological
work done At the state hospital
,iso are on the program
Another noted nsyehistrist to
arrive Wednesday for the institute
vas pr Kari MenninEer. ehief
y staff II the MenninKer Clinic.
n Topeka. Kansas Other out
standing men IN the field have
attended sessions 81 the institute
which began Sept l.
sis Attended one Das
one day the conference host.
Dr.. W. y. Keller. Western stat.
hospital superintendent. counted
~ including doctors, nurses edu-
.ators and social service workers
Physicians have attended FROM II
'tstes and three Canadian pro-
finces.
The institute has been financed
~ a grant from the Rockefeller
and Was arranged by
he Committee on Psychlatry IN
Medical Education Of the Amsri-
an Psychiatric association. II Is
he fourth such institute 20 be
ield in the United States.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-11
Hobby Groups
Will Exhibit
Colorful Displays
Promised OF Fdir

Hobby groups interested n pro
x1d1ng new recreafionsl fields for
prsice men are urged 70 register
a Hobby hall during the END an
nual Western Washington fair In
Puyslhlp Al next week.
Mr-. {. ". Getzendaner, super
intendent q Hobby hau. Is snS-
iooa 10 get a complete directory
& hcbhy groups 81 al kinds that
- welcome service men into their
III. 10 provide them with sddi-
I'll recreational advantages and
q Aelp them further present hob
Bervioe men visiting the fair
0oxt week and who are interested
n Becoming affiliated with hobby
Grcups are urged TO leave their
name At Hobby hall.
Depending upon the success Of
the registration and directory dur
ing fair week various exhibits Of
UNOtAAfN " III Nr AAhfA 10 AiAAlAAAAA
eenters throughout western Wash
ineton. according TO Mrs. Getzen-
ooner.
bobby hail holds promise Of be-
~ even larger and more colorful
Us year than ever before. A wide
V6riety Of exhibits has been ar
xonged. including a replica Of the
1kxt railroad depot in the state,
ucdels OF sirplanes. trains, yachts,
Chinese art. Chinese coins, whips,
owords, dish gardens. jewelry. salts
md peppers. foreign dolls, caeti.
pottery, guns, agates, American
Ind foreign coins, and an eNten-
sive display OF Amberino, flint,
colored, American frosted, French
colored, palm leaf and MaJolea
miaSs
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Ernest , Euehimanu. zsysSrs
nia Portland transient. "Wednesday
zas Hsld ~ 10 mtF jail fof ihs
federal grand jury - face charges
= taking stolen sutompbiis
serann = state boundary
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Daughter Of Army Chaplain
Killed in Three-Car Crash
., JIMMY nArlo

Ms leftian suffered had ard lsk
injuries and nsaiis aaed In tho
hospital ~ = skull fracture.
ne Iaraan ssf eelsiasa wtth =
nefthiaund aetomolstis driven nv
Russsi " u9eAssth. i.aas Reach.
Cal. VIM Nss unhuEt. and then
struck = third sar df1eea ny
william " rvtisy san in-. VIM
suffered fsss fractured legs
Private Th~osinfs o.allashes. 10.
Camp t.als ntlspn. ps.-snxsf ~
fetisy'a car. wss esitleslly hurt
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Boone Funeral Home in Chshaits
for services ard bsIfiAi
Joye. Johnston Thursday ~ ,
o m. from Etnrlis chap. with
Jehovah Witnesses IN charge u
the services Burial siH b. b
Mountain View esmstefy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-11
Most Of Mother 5
Estate 10 F. D.

rorankgsrsir. y. ". rrs-,.
dent Roosevelt ~ill f.ssivs the
greater part Of the estate u hls
mother. Mrs. ssrs psiano Hnass-
welt. her viii fiisd In Duchess
county court revealed "Wednesday,
IN. entirs Hyde PARK estate II
SHINE 900 acres and nine tsnths
~ his mothers personal property.
cash. securities ard hank deposits
sill 20 10 the president
one =,ss,h 81 The t~s-sssi
prosperity, Including rash. 80
earities and hank arpasit.
win be divided IN Ella equal
trust funds fsf the ps~-sa~es's
Wife, Mrs. Apss gisss.s
Roosevelt. and thsir five snii-
a,sH.
The wiii yes ftisd isss than ~
hours after ~. presidents mother
was buried near the HYas Park
church Nhstr shs uorshlppsd mast
- her iifs
The ~iil v~s< b~s,ssss ~
o. .sos fs the ssufss. TEE is-
iss-.f ~ .hish IL 10 hs s.~d
fer "tsp.is,~s ssa issvsestss
aid ehnfsbs
the pFsss5eas 10 NAMED Dns ~
the three execution. n ths viii ard
one ~ The tao Trustees ~ the
funds s.t up for ms ~ifs and emil
drsn
Tha 1ili aid not include sny
estimate ~ the estates vsiisss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-11
Boys Leg Broken
When Hit by Auto

Jack McCaffrey. IL. of BOIL So.
eprague ave, suffered a broken
right leg Tuesday at $40 p. m.
when struck down at 9th and
Pacific ave. by a car driven by
William Cartwright, 81. Of 1923
30. Cushmsn ave.
Cartwright, according to police
reports was turning onto 9th st.
from Pacific ave. He said he
didn't see the boy until the
moment of impact. He took Nc
Caffrey TO Tacoma General hos
pital. the attendants OF which
notified the lads parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John J. McCaffrey.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-11
Woman Suffers Cuts
When Parked Car Hit

Mrs. Lillian l.. Peterson. - Of
2l7 So. Tacoma ave. was being
treated In the county hospital
wednesday for injuries received
Tuesday At s.5s p. m. when the
car IN which she Was hiding
crashed into parked car at
3l03 Pacific ave She sustained
facial decorations and a fractured
arm.
Driver Of the car In which she
was a pssssnger. Reginald y.
Hooper, VAS uninJured
owner Of the parked car =
Robert p. Poole. $500 2sth ave. ".
Seattle.
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Aluminium Plant Dispute
Before Mediation Board
WASHINGTON

WARRINGTON = The defense
mediation board Wednesday an
nounced that hearings will begin
Sept. Is on the dispute between
the Aluminium Trades Council
(AFL) and the Aluminium Com
pany Of America. Vancouver,
Wash.
The union threatened 10 strike
Aug. % over wage. union shop
and vacation issues but postponed
action at the boards request.
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SALINAS. csl noeitA jer.iAn.
= "a. killed and her mother. M.
Calm Jordan II. wife - chop
lain Calm Jofdan. stationed -
the 4. : arsy air base IN none-
lulu. Na= critically injured IN .
three car collision near here
Tuesday night
Mrs Jordan and hef daughter
were en- route ffom fpft Lewis,
Wash. II visit AIRS. Jordan >
father. a. G seward. 1T fssaasna.
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HERE'S MORE AB0u I
Jail Three Youths

handEerehiefs over their faces,
walked into the living room where
Phillip wslnland. about 20. was
seated al a table. the statement
disclosed
Then, II 10 charged. Brown bran
dished a gun at Philip. told him
Il was "stiok.upa and demanded
money. he was given 80 While
LochrdEs looked ON. Brown. u IL
chsged. walked into the bedroom
where william Wsinland had rs-
tired. and struck him. or a. one Of
the boys said. "rougbed him up a
BIT
Brown. Il was charged. then ran
sacked the house and found the
bank deposit book Of the brothers
showing a balances of more than
81 900.
Demanded $500
Both Of the elderly men were
frightened, the sheriff said. when
Brown demanded that they meet
him Tuesday nj IL o'clock on the
iith ST bridge ana pay over 5000
Later the Wsinland brothers
went 10 the home u q nsiEhbof
and tsiephonsd the shsriffs effios
Win Deputy shsuifs Clay and
Kittis-pn. they went Ia the bridge
Tuesday morning Brown had got.
ten out Of the car and had walked
10 the other end ~ the bridge.
while the other tuo boys drove
around or al least kept thsir dis
lance from him.
Brown Nas nsbDsd there the
other boys later at hume In Inc
statement obtained from Brown
the sheriff said. Brown assumed
ali blsms and said ths ldsa Nas
his own
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CS>.> - 81

Police officer X. 4. Movie Was
In Tacoma General hospital We'd
nesday. recovering from a nose op-
Grafton which he underwent Tues.
day.
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Fear Big McChord
Bomber Crashed

Continued From Page Onel
Cal. radio operator. staff sgt.
James w. Page. 20. seagoville,
Tex. flight engineer. Pvts. Jack
HuPpert, y, Milwaukee. Wis. APP
prentice radioman. and Milford
Knight. -. 81. Louis. passenger.
The Douglas B-1s-A bomber left
McChord field shortly after mid.
night ON = routine night training
flight. II last reported at ass
a. m. when IT was five minutes
east Of Seattle.
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BOMBER EITHER CRASHED
OR FORCED TO LAND

Although IL carried sufficient
gasoline 10 remain Aloft until y
a. m. absence Of radio reports
Indicated the ship had either
crashed or made a forced landing
The country over which the ship
flew Is rugged and heavily wooded.
-Four great peaks MI. Rainier.
Mt. Adams. Mt. Baker and Mt. 81.
Helens rise above the clouds In
the $50 mile stretch between
Oregon and the Canadian border
The flight plan called for
the ship o. 70 EAST as far ss
Spokane. then swing south te
Walla Wsila. hack 10 Spokane
and then west To- seattle and
Tacoma. The report Indicated
u had successfully completed
the flight back as far a.
Seattle.
Lieut.. Winship was married
only a week ago 10 Ann Louise
Greiwe. member Of a prominent
Tacoma family. Lieut.. Yalorz.
was national AAu heavyweight
wrestling champion last year
representing the University OF
Chicago.
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Your postmaster can tell you
how to invest in u. S. Defense
Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-11

Your postmaster can tell Won
how 10 invest IN u. 8. Defense
Bonds.
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||elssco
were
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in a
before
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filed
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him,
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shot
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pISyssL sys,IoYs

Ms. Annie Met lain B5e kisv-
King has sent the oody 70 the
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tsfore p<InE rssx<sea "a ss~s.y
constructed experimental lake
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-24
Soviet Spy
Sent Home
by ID. s.

SAN PEDRO, Calf, March -
IN Mikhail CORN. head Of
the Soviet tourist bureau 1t Los
Angeles who was convicted OF
espionage, Is on his way to Rus
STA today-never to return.
CORN sailed for vladivostok
yesterday on the steamship Co
lumbia. He was sentenced-to
six years In prison-jointly with
Hafis Salich, formerly of the u.
s. Naval intelligence who Is SER
wing q four-year term for steal
ing government information r.
garding Japan.
In filming CORN $4,000 and
setting him free, Federal Judge
Ralph Jenney read q letter from
acting Secretary Of State Sum
ner Welles which said:
I'm view Of certain important
considerations Of an information.
al nature, it Is the considered
opinion Of the State Department
that il would be to the public
interest Of the United States for
Mr.. CORN to be releaSed on con.
dition he leave the United States
Immediately and never return
Officials declined to elaborate
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-24
W!o5Il!allgllai
Banks Bombed
50 Killed; 20
injured IN DIests

oSHANGHAI. March 24-(R-
Two Chungking-affiliated banks
were bombed today. allegedly
by terrorists, killing and wound
ing at least 70 persons.
Ffty-two were killed or in
jured In the bombing Of . branch
Of the Central Bank Of China,
on the second floor over q gar
age on Bubbling Well road in
the international Settlement.
The building was wrecked.
Five men and q woman were
killed and ct least 20 persons
injured in q bombing Of the
Bank Of China branch at the
Canidroms dog racing track In
the French concession. Two
bombs, one explosive and the
other incendiary, were reported
to have blown cut the entire in
terror Of the building.
The bombings followed ar
rests Of $50 Bank Of China en-
ployes last week by the police
ministry Of the Japanese-sup-
ported Nanking regime In a
move described % retaliation for
assassinationS Of officials Of the
Marking Central Reserve Bank
here.
The police ministry said in a
communique yesterday that all
employees Of the Chungking
Banks branches In Shanghai
might be arrested II acts Of ter
rorism against Marking banks
were not stopped.