davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-04-23

COZY, warm turn apts. Lights, water, dishes, cooking utensils and hath. Reasonable It Seaview.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-04-23

FOR SALE-Fully furnished home, with two lots. Phone Douglas 6l2.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-04-23
MISCELLANEOUS

SWEDISH massage and cabinet baths. Mrs. L. Skeie, 40 West 18th St. Phone Green 662.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-04-23

FOR RENT-Apartments, inquire at office 20th Century Bldg.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-04-23

FURNISHED home at Aux Bay, 3 acres. See Milton Ward.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-04-23

BROOM heated fur. apartment. Phone 31 or inquire San Fran cisco Bakery.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-04-23

FURNISHED 4-room duplex, cleo
 tric range, oil heater, close in.
 S27.50 monthly. Phone Black 4l5.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-04-23

ONE OFFICE room for rent. First National Bank Bldg.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-04-23

FOR SALE-Equity in new Broom house, fully equipped; sewing ma chine, radio, double garage, Ply mouth sedan, dragsaw, tools, 92 acres, on loop road, $900. It's a Bargain to Anyone! Write to XYz. GO The Empire.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-04-23
FOR RENT

FURNISHED s-rooan house with oil range and heater on Gas tineau Ave. Inquire Juneau Paint Store
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-04-23

FOR RENT-New, Broom apt. Phone Red 25O at 437 Fifth and Park.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-04-23

BROOM fur, heated apt. Mittinen Apartments. 4th and Harris.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-04-23

FOR SALE-1937 V-8 Panel Deliv- cry. Case Lot Grocery.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-04-23

FOR SALE-Restauran and apart ment house: income property at a bargain. Phone Douglas 28.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-12-10

Stride a6er int Sal Ic ser lesteu Sub=
re mo belonoerS ser lesten lfuuote
9roBe 9cnllluNcu bereitet. yHenn
ourh ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Npier
pou llns perlougt lueroeu, bo6en mir
oiele Spfer aus Sicbc sum Tultsgau=
sen fir sic Galer oes &rieges nit
freloi9er 3uItillrllng gebradt. &lO=
iter nno fir6libe Gultalteu lulroen
bereihuillig fiir. uilit6riiNe 3lpete
ooer fir soie llnterhriliguug ser lint
liebler ooer fiir sic &iuoerperldyitllng
5ur SerfiigltnA geltellt. llniere Or
oensld)lpeltern boben lib fit Die Efle-
ge Der berlplmbeten nno franfen &ric>
ger germ bereit erflGrt. llulere Yrie-
Iter, sic ols SonitGter int sSeloe Ite-
ben, llnlere 5oblreiben S1eologie=
Itloierenoen lrno &lolter5oglinge, sic
Dem GaterlanOe nit sen @afien Sic
nen, lteben in @imlabbereitl6oit lulo
ioleatilder @alt,mg butter nteman=
Sem sllriif unb teilen sic Gntbebrl,n-
gen nno @efabren i6rer &aueraoeu.
@ber loir nerlteben es ni6t ltno
Iino nit tiefem Sdmer6e oariiber er>
fiiflt, oaB mande MaBnabmen &C.
troffeH tu,,r6en, Sic tief in bas tirh-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-12-10

@lau6eu 1mo ltarfeu @ottpertra1en
berporgebt.
0ie 3eitereignille, Sic mir meiucn,
lino el16 alien l0uglt befount nno
@egenitauo eurer 1mo uulerer crl,=
item Sorgeu. Gs Iino sic 8el6rill
flnge1 nno 8eenglmgeu, bie ser
freien Observation-Disclosures uno
oem religios=tirdli0eu 2eben iu ser
lebten 3eit bereitet ultroen.>
ltnIere Stride lit oas gottgemoate
lidtbare @ottesreih auf Groen, ilt
oos ser MenId burd sic Sauie ein=
getreten it, 1mo oos i'm in boiler
Selbltunoigfeit oen 8eg au ieiuer
decentralization 8eltinlllmg fiibreu
lnllB llub mill. Sic Fat oorllu olld)
oas BON @ott gcgebene HeUt luo sic
Bflidt Scr religioS =littliden 9eleb-
rllng lno gr5iebllng ser Sltgeno pom
friibelten &inbesalter at lmo ser
freien gerfiinoigl,ne oes Gponse=
liltms Gbriiti in oem @usnlaB> lpie iie
es IelbIt fit notpenbig bdlt.
Die Stride bat bas 8edt aui 1rei,
bett bes @ottesoienltes un6 auf eine
5eiertassoronltns, oie fid nad oem
relisioien @eeiirfnis ser >@laubiaea
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-12-10
Ser 6nloaer 9irteHbriei 1941 ber 8ii6Sie
-.." 9eMtldlanoS

runeen unS 8eidtperoen BEL SEN su=
itaneigen 5teuen erboben. Seio bers
lidert, sic 8ii60ie reben offem, tpeil
iie als 2e6rer bes @loubens nno als
Serteioiger ser Redte ser Stride sic
beilise Yfliht ha5u in Iid fiiblen.
Dur6 bieles Sirteulport mollen
mir 8iihofe e.sd. belfen, oaB ibr oie
luirflide Gage ser Stride i'm 2idt
oes @laubens 5u ieben ,mo an be-
urteilen perln0gt. Sir pollen eud
betuabren por einem berbdngnispoflen
ieeliideu 3fuieIpolt, Ser in eud oe,t
@eiit frober Eftidterfiillums eefibr-
oen fonnte. s9ir luollen eud mobnen,
iene l.nrl.biae uno entIhloiiene Sol
t,,na SIT erlaneen, sic mts feitem
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-12-10

li6e Seben einsreiien, obne oaB lte
onrh &riessnot'uenoisteit besriinoet
iino. @ir erinnern nnr an oie Gin.
Ibrdnfl,nsen anf bem @ebiet oer re.
ligioien @rsiebung Ses reliaioiew
Shrlfttsnns, Der atBeroroentliden
SeelIorae IN erer5itien nno ginfe6r.
toae't Der Seeliurue in oen 0fient-
lidem 2rantenanltolten, Oes @ottes.
oienlteS nno ser fir6lideu ,seiertaae.
8ir oenfeu init Sromer baran, oaB
in beu lesten Monoteu 10 1nande
&l0lter llnS firhlidc Nnltalteu ae-
fd,tolien uno nihtfirdlihen 3.uedeu
5l9efiilrt iuuroen gSir hobeu inut.
ges Mitleio init Sen Sroenslel,ten
Sic aus ibrer fl0ltcrlit1cn Seimat Der.
loieieu murben. Dus fatbolilde Bolt
oanft ibuem fir aaes, was Te in
Seeliorge, @rsiebnn9 uao 9aritas in
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-12-10
C6is @aifeafreaab

rtd}tet. ,
Die Stride lit unb> bletbt sic Sii,
term ser BON @ott eeaebenen Iittli-
den @eiese imo fann ,,ie,nals gut.
beiben, mas Soft berboten bot. 0a.
ourd, erbdlt iie audi Dem 8plf oas
ltarfe ssrnoament Ser. iittliben Graft
-nno geIeaidaitliden Sronuug. 9ie
Stride bat bas bon ibrem aottlitben
SITTER segebene 8edt lmo sic 8flid)t
ser amsiibnns Ser garitas. ssn ser
@rfiilllmg oieier s(uigo6e baben be.
ionoers Sic religi0ien Sroen uno @e-
nofieni6aften ii6 lnueredu9lihe Ser
oienite fir bas @olfstpobl er,uorben
uao haben oarlm irnmer sic Siebe
uao sic 8ertihdel,ng oes fatboli-
iden Bolfes in bobem Ma6e aenol.
len.
Anf alien 6ieien @ebieteu liuo Der
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-12-10

MIR ein Se6Itel iener ser grSe it,"
Cine MonoreiIe eriItiert einItipeilen
nod in ser Ybantaiie bes Or: offers,
iuie Sic Wonoreiie ,De la terre a la
lune'' oes pbantaftereiden Sules
Derne.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-12-10
Mitt,ssd, Sen 10. 0esember 1911


flung fam ,1no ii6er SEN sic miberipre=
denoiten Melo,tngen b,,rd Sic Breile
gingen, bate - nod einem ser &ipa
erit iebt 5ur Serfiiaung geltellten
@remplare - ben folgenben Bort=
Ia,tt:
gir ettnebmen ben 8ortlout Ses
aemeiniamen Sirteuidreibens ser
5d,ueiser uSdiloluade":
@eliebte Dio5eianen:
@enn mir @iidote Deutidlanbs
uns beltte nit einem een1einIamen
9irtenl6rei6en at alle .ltniere 9i0=
5eIanen nenben, Damn fins mir uns
babel be.p,.Bt, eiue ernite Bflidt 5u
erfiilten, Sic uns 6urh nniere beiliae
@enouns auferleat lit, ober aud ei-
nem orineenoen @erlangen mo elmer
atiseneinen ermortltng Ser @lGubi-
gen ST entlpreden. 8om Stanbpunft
,tnieres beiligen @loubeus mollen pir
Steltnng nebmen su mand)en 3eit=
fragell un el,d Sic aeIuiinihte Nuf>
ftdrlug 5u geben uno eud in Ger
@laubenstreue luo int @ottpertrouen
gu ItGrfen.
@eliebte Di03eianen. ssn i6luer.
fter 3eit bes Baterlanoes, oas auf tpei-
ter s5ronten eineu &riea bon ne ge,
fastntem MusmaB 81 fiibren bot,
mabnen mir eud at treuer Bilidt-
erfiillung, tapferem Musbarren, opfer-
tpilliaem @rbeiten ,.no &0mpfeu inn
OienIte unIeres 8oIfes. @ir ienoen
eineu @ruB banfbarer 2ebe nno ir-
niae SeeenstpiinIde unleren Soloa.
teh,> el,ren Manneru. Sobnen ,mo
8riioern inn sSelo, Sic in beIoenmiis
tiger Sapferfeit ltnperglei6lide 2ei-
ft,ngen poGlfiibren uno ihpere Stra=
pa5en ertragen. &on ellG alien for
bert Ser &rieg s(nItrengltngen lno
Spfer. 8ei ser Grfiilllng Ser i6lpe-
rem 9flibt 6ieier Belt, BEL Sen barten
9einlu6ungen, Sic int @efolge oes
&rieges iiber ell6 fonmen, mogc sic
troltuoue @eipiBbeit eu6 lt1rfen, oaB
tbr balnit nibt BLOB sem Gaterlano
oient. ionoern 51eleib oeln beiligen
@ltlen @ottes foGat, ser alles &C.
fdeben, altd bas Sditfiol Ser @o(-
fer nn0 Ser ein}elnen MenI6en in
Seiner tpeilen GorIebllng Ienft. gui
Sbn oen ollnlGdti9en etpigen @ott>
feten mir ltnler Scrtraue1, bon SSbm
erfleben tuir @ottes Sduk ,no &C.
gen fiir Golf 1tno &aterlan6.
@eliebte 9i65eianenl M6er nibt
nur ser &rieg, ionoern audi anoere
3eitereianiile, Sic Oas re1ieioie @e=
biet beriibrer, beluegeu eud, bon elt=
rem 8ll6ofen elm @ort ser 9(niflG=
rltng imo ser gru,tisnng 5lt erbit-
ten. Sn @rfiilllng 1tnierer oberbirt=
1iden 8flidt iuol(en mir ellrer @itte
1tito eripartl1g entIpreden. Sbr font
tpilien, oaB cure 8ildofe in oieIen
dufeeregten 3eiten~ auf oem Soften
fino 1lno fiir sic 9elange ,1nleres FL.
@lallbens in boQer gintniitigfeit I'M
tereinanoer NIT alien erloubten ,luo
moglid)en Weitteln eingetreten iin6
,,no eintreten. sSS,nn1er ipieoer babeu
bic @iid0fe lire bere6tigten 6oroe-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-12-10
Mus Der Sd)mle

Sebrer (portragen6): go tueroen
@eiber 5u 9pdnen = 30 fonmt
6as Dor, Sbulae?"
Sdulae: ,,eSsn Sen feinIten 5ami-
lien!'
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-12-10

ser Seffentlidfeit poer ourd @cbet
uno Siibne. in ser Stile ser bel0au.
libeu &lolter geluirtt Dobeu luo miro
lie, sic trcueu S0bne lno : 0dter bes
SaterlanoeS luo Der Stride, uid]t itu
Stlh lanen.
ltnbeAreifljd lit es nus mos el,d.
oaB lolde V'o6nofncn it ser &riegs.
5eit Nctroflen >uerocn, III ser Sic ae.
ldloIenc Gin6cit ocS &olfcs bclpobrt
uno nidt bur6 &crleblng ser reli.
giolen @cfiiDle eiueS groBeu Solfs.
teileS 9eiabroet uno aetrii6t tueroeu
lolte. (ShltB iolgD
Soa oid ser Bflrg 5luu gSoblltauo
fitbreu,
5o nllBt ou Ielblt sic @lieoer ritb.
rem,
Selblt Yflu9ldar ooer Feltld)e
fiibren.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-12
Puyallup Pre- School Association
To Install Officers Monday Night

ina FIRST session I'll ~ msssaon
study 81 10 = NJ. siih Afs Ffsnk
Nicholson n ehsres rhis al ,.
followed ~ the hassness meeting
st ~hich M i<~ls Redfea ~lll
preside sne 81 N - luachsea ~iil
- served sta M , n Gym
heading ths eonmllias AFs y }
Machines hss sgrsnxsd the after.
noon rfeafsm ~hieh ~tli include
reports 1t ths ffssettsrisl held
recently IN fscoms Thsss ~Ill sr
given BY Ma George Hsriee. Ms
Lewis Redferd. Ms James co~sn.
NJ Rufus nsnedset and nFs
Machines
NJ Thofnton sss siseied
president 81 ths Parents suxinsrs
~ BOY Scout troop - 81 ihs meet.
ina ~ ths Rroor al aseker school
Thursday niEht hvs consaon
80 ths shelss 90 49, n.salasat
SO nrs - asfes s.ssslssy
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-12
Possible Fatal
Crash Averied

Quick thinking ard acting ~ M
rsrt q John n Jones II isSs ceis
- Enurels~ esflx Saturday
aVeIted ~hst nay hsss essa :
sericus sutemoeils accident. a..
oordsnF ~ ofneer william rNsss
81 ths state patrol
tenss accompanied ~ he safs.
Ssasan. ~ss dsising along the Pa
eine highway approximately twc
niles south = the -. Laws sn-
trance when hs suddenly came upon
car u alec On the Highway ~1th
out lights
he sServed his ca - sharply u
TUNED over. rolled seross the TO
traffic lanes On the opposite nlde
Of ths high~sy and into = ditch.
Driver 81 TIE stalled car as
Walter q. YORK. "a. q Bssdeasr-
isrs Battery. and Bsttslioa ~
Lewis. Ne tea Purse he ~ss hAs-
ing trouble with the ca hghis
Nene involved required hospital
nation. though Mrs. Jones AS
given first aid treatment by Purse
for bruises ard sheek
rhe Jones machine as demol.
ished.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-12
Stadium Seniors
Present Play

IT, ssaser class rlsy tlms sssia
- stadium hish s<hnal 49, Hslsn
Jsrnmss Pride 80 Pc hzdles-
fFem tAs novsi - 1snt Austsn.
~ tesi offering presented fes
iss nrsi time Friday sssnins
sompstes fsvorseay ~fth pat
slsss prsssatstlons ne ssss ~ss
es-sehsd ~ Miss alhsFts nlesk.
This asllshlfui comedy = We
n ikih esstuFy kaklsad. II saeisi
pfiaes psslssaiees sna customs.
snd particularly - Ma H<nnst's
sffoFts r. msuy ~ daughters -
wealth saa seeisi sssndlnE sffsrs
beat a aixsfaflsa folss
Ths Dr. t~tas shsFlss saa
HhsFmsn. - me sehsalns Mrs..
asans' sea ths ksnGhtv nswv.
Elssnof nsssrs ~efidly.~l.s Ei,s-
ssslh seeFss Latss essfantisd
~. nsnasl. IA saaiElep "a ~ pee
fefmsness - George Puma. nsr.
hsrs Abel ffsness wsiisfs Rnsn
EFieksos. 1smss csdiesn chs.
lras ifsfisassF 49, utses alsnEs
al ~sfs - shs finest ssiiesf
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-12
Review Over. Troops Preparing
For Their Trip to California

the men were recruits, Seieotive
Service drsftees.
Following the review which
took three and a hair hours 10 run
off-Gen. Dewitt declared the .1st
Division would stack up fsvorsbly
with any other national guard
division in the nation. he COM
plimented Mai Gen. George A.
White. A1st commander. upon tho
progress made by the division in
efficiency and military bearing.
Monday and Tuesday will find
the Sd Division, which also re-
ceived praise from Gen. Dewitt,
staging an overnight msneuver.
with an attack at night closing
the exercise.
Beginning Wednesday, however,
both the Sd and 41st Divisions,
a. well as a number of other non
divisional units, will concentrate
on preparations for departure 10
California, where they will engage
IN msneuvers for six weeks.
Between 5000 and 10000
soldiers, many of them selectees,
will remain 81 Fort Levin.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-12

Martin jackson. Al. Of 2lO7 So.
ST.. ~ss arrested Friday after
noon for investigation of an seci-
dent IN which his car struck =
truck driven by Sig Bsssi, OF 100
SO. 3Stn Fl. TIE srresting Officer
charged thst Jackson mad been
drinking. No one vas hurt IN the
accident, which occurred a. So.
35th and ID SIS.
Corp. John II. George, Accnord
field, was held for rsotlsss driving.
lie NsaE srrest.d F.idsy night pv
Officer Bill Neroonne, VINO re-
ported that Corp. George was driv-
ing recklessly on Jefferson ave,
passing cars at high speed.
Elmer Knight was booked on 9
charge Of drunken driving after
his car repeatedly struck a parked
machine at 211s So. Ainsworth
ave. Saturday about / q. m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-12
War In Europe
A Year Ago
May 10, 1910

el<Fmsas hsss1=a tn< N<slsf-
Esszs h ssrlv aeFniax fxne
lFenps esfe pfea<e<f ~ eif<.
spFs<f - siisees - sIFzfem<<
50 ~ p.fssnuls lsnep< H<Ixfum
- l.assmeouff .lsn sezs n
H44E1
frIms alalsisF NeixiIi4 oksm.
hsglsla fs=zxuea WIastaa Gnafeh.
III hsesas nrifsIaas n<w lz<8sF
aaaif IzItsF. - - sFsI<E ~ ~
-. aezlsfsa Hel1lsIs - ~
Nsst FFeasi rhs hsas a. - s<sla.
la3 flxht ~ ihs laIaEs - - usr.
80 nsllea 80 eeas
FFesidsat neszs<sest ee@szz<ma~e
usFmsnFss lass<s~n ~ t<esiana.
nslxnlm 80 ilns<mn~afE - A.
ssseslisd ~ sEEf<<<sea
tIrsl tlssmsn Iss<ealsfx 1emhs
TT % - knxlssH sisi~sx = chsi.
an. sla<s = tns sstsetFsl sity q
esatsfeaFT
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-12

LEAR : Tagia<. - eeHsF - =
shsst nslsl ecfk< II cots ktekIn-
lsv ave. sisa ~ kssff stfseH
saturday mesNiaf - nos -. kp~e-
sesy. 80 hnms "a a. zEfs -
! -
80 hsa lived n rsrum< y years
sewinf has frnn FnFti<aa. Orr
ffs leaves his etfs issasi fwn
asnshtsss Ms I.ousss KsFEis sea
Ara Mssas Hriss heth II Seattle.
sna hss snafhsg. Is. xsfsH T<rieF
~ reffisnd. go three ffsetsnils
assn. aslilnssf szli sanesHr< 'hs
faasfsl
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-12
l5-Year Terms
For 2 Soldiers

TO FeFt f.ewts esHpefals I'm.
- Ris1 Aiunt ~. 80 chaxasa y.
Williams - nlszase aaHzs -
ssafees - trad izFesaT 80 ssls
stntsnced FFttsy = sssve lk.rssf
lssns n - wssalaEsna stsss -
fsfmsieff - neuEes ~ eensFinf
Ceslft lssaas 1csspa nsilsrf.
Ire yesnH soldiers, arrested
sanesdss. sdmlstss q pailss tner
- goeesH tAs asSsll csaaY O..
stafa $50 - Fsenms 80. ef
- last Affii ~ HIstsiunas hnuns
49, a osshsfd VISA. Wnslsms
e Fust nsAsr. CslH
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-12
Youth Injured When
Thrown Off Bicycle

Edward .. Armstrong. II. ~
zis No. Yakima ave. was injured
Saturday morning - sth end YAK
ina ayes. when biz bicycle hit =
rough spot On the pavement and
lOifsd the hsndisDsrs OF.
Armstrong wss psteheo over me
nsnciebsrs onto the hard surface
ne was taken IN a police smois-
lance N Tacoma General Bospitsl
where he Sss being treated for
sDrssions o. me face and hands.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-12
Bible Text Verified
And Services Ended

suIGoRE. TsA 4 Negro min
istsr looked over his flock a. the
Union church. tbumbed MIA Bible
and took for his text.
You shall ses a lion ssI-
-4ds, and snakes shsH eeseI
upon ths wall"
Someons N the GOngrefs ION
looked - ths chufch sst and
screamed, for along fhe window Ef
snake 49, crawling. Services
ended Immediately 10 q rush for
the eoor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-12
Eagles install
Officers June s

Ns~ sfHe<rs = r<>.mz $3.50.
; o = ~ - l--tsis<z - -
- s<<azaE -. : = Fr9xx
=<<niax= a<~<Izx e xz4z<&
eammstfes en<Meees6 - -
aeFn. WEfusm - WI. <z<e<x>
Tne>&s< FF<f ez<<.< - fs1<<
- s.IzfEF - sHeezsz<s =
sempl<ts sffsex<m<nts
T~-afT ensr<sF na<<eo< ~~<<
F<ss<ez<<z - s.zzI<f . Z nr<<z
- uaa<m ozs<<ix - fr>~e1
n<s.<As
tsmss assueaz. T<esz.e. s<rusT
r plstFE<E NJ : E<~<<aE<a 80
III1e&ts = Tteeas s<ft< - go
- ~ - msmn~fshfn aszn<&
n<le4zsz< q <fl<a< - <<<<<
sensseEte= - &Pe.<E< 49, zz<<s<z
- kaszfs<t<f - ~ - nr@r4
- eaHFsetfaa - T1=e<sa =
lst1 FsEse~sax SO - n<~<<<s
szsst<a. aFthnf Aat>r<ea. I4s@14
anrlex ~sfF<= afess. ! ! nef1.
C.sl c.a#<s. Nf<a> c~fz<zz<<. O.
s.f csft<ra. sr=1 C<ffe<. -
l'saft. THamss f>e<ss A keI>ea|
@ss<s fI<e<a. Ienn HzHtf<<41
ln>~pn k<fpssH. ryFrm f<kssl<<
~ s.na1 J~<<r< 4 nssz<<Y -
ass1I<s Pad z<<xsFy. usy 80
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FORT LEWIS - After putting
an one Of the largest military re-
views ever seen here, 10000 of
the $4,000 officers and men who
took part in the spectacle Friday
were busy Saturday preparing for
their trip to California May 10.
II. Gen. John l. Dewitt, COM
msHder Of the Fourth Army, for
whom the review was held, pro-
nouneed himself well pleased with
what he saw. particularly in view
Of the fact that about a third of
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Aaltcu 20 uo-pui 4 rfimp IN
" state old age pension union
here today.
federal se<tsi secsaFaty haara.
thai tire state weaaa ~ rs-
ealred a - more nAersI -
~ dedoctioas ssd isereass ths
pension.
Ne word has been received hare
- vet that the federal hard ~'oald
ssk the state 70 hbsrsliae its pan
and pay bigger pensions
such a siep would uneaiknes
Gov. Arthur z. IAnelles budget
and might possibly require = sps-
eisl legislative session 10 raise
still more state tax menry. such
= step might ~ unpopular. IN
vie~ Of heavy federal var taxes
no~ being contemplated Or eoi-
lected
Democrat state officials ~ho
work for Gov. Arthur p Lsngns
are recovering from their latest
attack Of pitsrs" brought on ~
some simple little order. Tor office
stationery.
All requests for printing have
to clear through the governors
office. where Ross l.. cunninghsm
the governors assistant looks
them over.
Recently > .austper of eff,-
cisis became slsrued ~hen
their stationery orders cam.
hack With their names chopped
off the lefiefhesds. They feel
M. 20 mean fhe governors
"ttice Was sharpening the ..
FOR them.
After time. soesYer. they
found u vss Just ons e Cunning
hams economy MOVES From row
on cffice stationsrv vii rot esrrv
ne long hst Of otficislz. Cunning
nam objected that large ausnti-
ties have to be wasted every time
a minor official quit or changed
Jobs
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TIE federal bureau Of invest.
rsuon Is known to have made in.
sestigsuOns IN Colorado and other
states. preparatory TO prosecuting
pension leaders for violating the
hsteh act provisions sssinst solie-
ting funds from persons receiving
FEDERAL relief benefits. either d.
iectly or indirectly.
The last legislature took a stsp
n that direction II passed . law
requiring the Washington state
pension union ~ report its total
oontn buttons 70 the social security
department.
u aid moi. however. reauIr.
them 10 tell Who contributes
the money. ner did n give the
department any authority 80
cheek on the aocurse, and
completeness of the figures.
state social security leader, say
they have no kno~lsdgs II fiction
an this state against pension union
lesoers under the Hatch act II
= no secret, however. that the
r1onthiv Contributors Of oidsisrs
srs used to finance the unions
activities, whose main aim ia to
Influence legislation and achieve
ether political results.
Initiative 1l. which increased
the states pension burden on the
eve ~ heavier ssr taxes as ore /
~ the main accomplishments n 4
recent months.
Pension union leaders are
sissstisfied with he g3s.se
average psnslo, being Dsia
s"s ,re 'r.ing - ~s-s
'h-cuyh ~. federal govern
mes. 70 fore. ~. state - rails.
'ss snount 20 SO.
William j. Pennocs, score
tary OF the union, predicted
sfter . conference with the
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BODY REcOyERED

YAhI1A-The body Of william
Henry. IS, foreman q the Coffin
sheep Co. who oiss ppssrs6 Dec.
-. WsE found in ths Columbia
river near Patterson