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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-28

ned the city for twenty ygagog AM4 what have they dones
 Let's have direct criticIsvn &atis available. We welcome G.
 Don't ignore our record. Aetmeig it If you feel you can. Thls is the only real issue and I do not believe that the voters can be nisled.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-28
Scully Brands Pape's
 Statements As False
Regrets Injection Of Bitter Note In Campaign Claims
 Record Of Administration Only Real Issue

Absolute falsehoods" charged to William Pape by Mayor Vincent A. Sculy, Democratic candidate for reelection in radio addresses both stations last night. Answering frontpage editorial in Mr. Papes Sunday newspaper Mayor Scuy declared that made it unfortunate necessity" to return to the bitter 1889 campaign when the Republican papers portrayed me the more or less innocent tool of corrupt gang of Y
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-28
WAR IN EUROPE A YEAR AGO,
 OCT. g, 1040
(By United Press)

(By United Press)
 Italian forces invaded Greece after the Athens government re- Jected an Italian ultimatum Co surrender internationally.
 BenitO .Muss0Iini. and. Adolf Hitler conferred in Florence for several hours.
 King George Of Britain sent Q message. to. King. George. of Greece saying: we are with you, in this struggle"
 The Canadian destroyer Mar garee was announced as being sunk in . collision.
 Argentina now has 44.O00. .00l sheep. aSO00.000 cattle and e.00o.D HN8 nM4sma
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-28
For 10 Doys Only Pre-Thonkssivins SAL GreenhiII TobIe Pads

Your table will last and last you protect it with heat proof waterproof Greenhill table padmade to fit your table correctly! The back be used for card playing its attractive in coored felt! The top is covered in white or colored eaherete This price applies to pads up to 4S" wide and 65" long, 15c per inch additional for eachextra inch Table leaves extra-up to 12 wide 4S 29 each Paper patterns available at linen department for your measurements
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18
Stimson Brands
Reporis Fantastic
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON Secretary Of
War Henry L. stimson Friday de-
scribed as fantastic and prepos-
ferrous" reports that the United
States might allow British war
ships 10 operate from our ports,
or might buy the Royal navy If
Britain falls.
Il never heard ~ such q sug-
gestion," Stimson told the house
foreign affairs COMMITTEES as ne
resumed his testimony IN support
If the mbsttled sid-to-Britsin bill
he va. asked about the reports
BY Rep. Georg. Holden Tinkhsm,
r. Mas. observation-disclosures
leader.
DO you consider that II could
be money Tinkham asked.
Il consider that a fantastic and
preposterous suggestion, like the
suggestion that the president
might give away the navy" Slim
son replied
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18
Tacoman, Injured
By Auto, Dies

Tacomas traffic toll for the
new year mounted 10 three Friday
with the death Of Henry Muntz.
81, Of 1922 Alaska st. who was
struck down by an automobile a,
SO. 23d st and Ainsworth ave
Wednesday night.
The elderly man suocumbed 10
Injuries n 1918 m. Friday
in a local hospital. where he was
taken by George Fnvoid. 1905
SO. NJ st. driver Of the car which
struck him.
Muntz. native - Russia and =
resident ~ Tacoma % year,. was
a member OF the German Congre-
gational church.
He leaves four daughters. nrz
Katherine Esnouf and Mrs Lydia
y. Villssseuss ~ Tzoo ma and Mrs.
Mary Adams and Mrs. Pauline
LemDeek Of Portland. Ore: on.
son. Henry Huntz Of Tacoma II
grandchildren. and one sister, Mrs
Katherine Heirnbicnor Of Colorado.
Lynn will announce the funeral
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18
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CAPITOL. Olympia - risres
eounty's senatorial group II In ths
forefront Of activity with bills
filed. set 10 Introduce. or heading
down tho COMMITTEES. road In the
frs, week Of the session.
Among the newest are ths two
submitted by Sen. Ted schrosdsr.
sB. and sB. ". Tho FIRST. sb
0, creating the motor vehicle
license insurance fund for ths psr'
pose Of eompensatlng pefsyns In
jured by motor vehicles. providing
for the payment Of an additional
motor vehicle license fee. ss,sb-
lishinr benefits and eonfsrrins
stipulated powers upon the difses
tor Of labor and industries. has
been referred 10 IN. COMMITTEES On
Insurance
~. ~. listed a. . rompsn-
lon measure In the so-esIird
marriage" hill. provides
for mediesI examinations ~
applicants for marriage H.
eensss. and has been referred
10 the committee ON rpedieins.
dentistry, pure fesds and
drugs.
Only the bills providing for pay
msnt Of legislative expenses and
printing preceded sen. Barney
Jsexson's port-district blIi. which
became BB. 3 The measure.
slated 10 save the county 1880 .
year by combining port dstrtet
and general elections. has gone 10
the committee on elections and
privileges.
Rep. Edward l.. Pettus. z7th dis
trict, Is fostering a Dill requiring
that candidates for precinct com
mltte<man snail not be eligible
uniess each mas been a resident
of the precinct for 90 days prior
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18
Contradictory
Evidence at
Marti Trial
Dr.. Long Declares
Girl Wusn't Drunk
When Man Killed

DIR. T. II. Long, Pierce coun-
ty coroner, who couldn't testi-
fy five months ago when he
held an inquest himself into
the death Of George Gustaf-
son, told jurors in the neg
ligent homicide trial of Elsie
Marti Friday that he saw
nothing the night of the &C
cident to indicate she was in
toxicated.
The coroner's testimony directly
eontradicted that of a half dozen
police officers called by the state
the afternoon before. He talked
10 Miss MART at the city Jail, in
his official capacity as coroner,
but declared she seemed depressed
and nervous. not under the in
fluence of liquor.
Il attributed it to shock from
the accident" he stated.
The defense also produced
Friday a witness TO the acci-
dent who did not testify at
the inquest.
He was James L. Gange, Of 4535
Pacific ave, who said he was about
four or five cars behind when Gus
tafson was hit the night of Sept.
20 at So. 3sth and Pacific.
Il saw somebody step off the
sidewalk" he said. Then there
was big commotion and the
sound Of brakes. l was going
about IS miles per hour and so
were all the other cars. Traffic
was heavy.
) "When the accident happen
ed the girls car swerved and
stopped. stopped q little
ahead of her. saw her get
out and run across TO the gas
station. And then come back.
As far as I could see that girl
was not under the influence
of liquor.
She did act nervous. but she
handled her car nicely"
Other witnesses who testified at
the inquest last September, also
said they saw no indication of in
toxication. Among them were NJ.
L. Summerville, senior inspector
for the state liquor board in the
Continued on Page 3, Column -
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When Pomona college choir of
135 voices sings The Messiah
Sunday at Clsremont. Calf. three
Tacomsns will be assisting. They
are Mildred Christensen. 3+02 No.
saith at: Dorothy Glenn. 3si2 No.
Madison st. and Elizabeth Burr.
2l32 No. Prospect. Another choir
member Is James Wilson Of Ash
ford.
Carl Cubb is low recovering
from blood poisoning. which he
contracted recently while handling
lumber.
Alex 81. Pierre is looking for a
large crowd at the Century Friday
night for the Firemens Benefit
ball.
Al kraemer, who, SIS head Of the
bakery bearing his name used To
loaf around 18th and X SITS. drop
ped into town this week from Sc
attic, where. he admits, he now
loafs but doesn't bake. He passed
up his usual trip 10 California this
year. AL once was leading light
in the affairs Of X ST business men
until he retired from the cookie
and crust game into fire insurance
and then just retired.
A recent speaker at the Eastern
Washington College of Education
at Cheney was George NJ. Hellyer
of Tacoma. representing the Fed
eral Union Association OF New
York.
Jim Mitchell, former Tacoma
newspaperman. is going great
guns" on the Los Angeles Herald
Express. His Santa Anita selec-
tons appear daily on page one
and he also writes boxing news
for the sports page Mitchell and
CONTINUED on Page 2, Column 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18
Supply Of Ships
About Exhausted

WAsHINGToS-The supply Of
American merchant marine ships
available for sale 10 Great Britain
Ia about exhausted and II may be
nine months before new vessels
have been built here 10 replace
heavy war losses. officials said FRI
day.
The maritime commission 10 ex-
pected within a week or two 10 sell
the British between IS and 20
ships from the governments Laid
up freizhtsr fleet. Thess may be
the last they will get here, Off
Gals said. until the first o. the 90
vessels the British are having built
In the United States come off the
ways In October or November.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18
Plywood Worker
Plunges to Death

OLYMPLA-Clarence Lynx. 20,
plywood worker, died in st. Peters
hospital early Friday after leaping
from a fourth floor window.
Lynx was admitted Thursday
suffering rom nervous break
down. About 7.3o p. m. he opened
the window Of the ward room In
which he was put with two other
men. The others were unable 10
stop him as he Owed head first
from the window, according to
Prosecuting Attorney John S.
Lynch, jr.
He is survived by his widow and
three children. Lynk's death was
the second such fatality within the
past month. Mrs. Smith Troy dying
after falling from the third floor
Of the hospital.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18
McCuicheon S Proposal Will
Reopen Income Tax Battle

rlIOi. Oismpts--Ifsrts
county's new representative from
the 2sth district. John Mccuteheon.
In sponsoring a measure likely 10
reopen the murh fought issie II
graduated income tss law. u
was learned Friday.
MeCutcheon. lone Republican
scion In the entire county d.legs-
ton 10 the 37th legislature. has
drafted measure asking the
legislature 10 put the Issue before
the voters In the general Novsm-
her election In 1912
The bill. In the form NJ .
proposed amendment In the
constitution. would create IN
amendment giving the isg's-
Iature power tn ena~t
graduated net incrne tan Law.
The amendment would provide
that all other taxes remain uni.
form upon the sams class % prop
erty within the taxing limits Of
the taxing authority
II provides also that all
petroleum products shall oons'i-
tuts one class. and that all real
property be classified according
10 use
n would boost possible
exemption ~ psr.essi prop
.ry from $500 10 $500. giving
the legislature The power 10
raise the exemption for heads
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18
500 Aussis Airmen
En- Route 10 Britain

HONOLULU the CANADIAN
Pacific liner Empres. ~ kussi.
sailed for Vancouver Friday carry.
ing so Australian aviation piioss.
mechanics and maehsnsEunDsrs en-
roiits % England VIA cansda.
Prohibited from coming ssnore
snsn ths so1-,on ilnsf aoessd
mere from Australia. ths sirmsn
swafmsd over the forsdsck and
exchanged crossings with watchers
on the docks.
Entering Honolulu h.rfDr. TINS
ship uas caught by a sharp broad
slds wind and struck a pisrnsad
The ship escaped dsmsxs however
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18
.Solons Study
Huge Budget
For l94l-42
More Funds Asked
For Schools and
Welfore Activities

OILY MPIA- Legislators
Friday studied the s2ll .2oi.-
SIT budget for the coming
biennium. an increase over
the present two-year period
Of sa.500.oo0. submitted TO
both houses rs the last official
act Of Clarence ID. Martin. re-
firing governor.
Requests for social security paw
ment. to,sled sss.sii. $50. an In
crease ~ slT sos. 600 over IN. sum
appropriated by the last session.
The rise In due Ia Initiative iti,
calling for $50 pensions.
Reductions were recommended
In costs Of governmental operations
to keep tho state budget down so
that II will he only $500 900 more
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18
Pierce County Legislators Active
Durinu First Week Of State Session

- tho stats primary slscfion In
which he 10 q candidate
Ths amendment offered by Pet
tus would msks precinct commit
tsemsn forfeit The offies BY trans
f.rring residsBos 30 another pre-
clnct
n also provides that ~ . result
u such . vacancy. tbs eoanfy
chairman ~ ths party affected
shall appoint a rseessses. of that
the successor shall 10 appointed
under RUSS adopted by the patty
81 which ne 10 a memDsf.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18
Labor Rows
Grow Serious
Deodlines Clomped
On Negotiations
BY UNITED PRESS

Labor disputes in defense
industries appeared more seri-
Gus Friday with workers al
ready on strike at two large
industrial plants and clamping
headlines on negotiations in
others.
Labor peace returned 10 the Re
public Steel Corp. mines in Penn
syivania. producing fuel for FUR
fnaces turning out defense orders.
under an agreement ending an
eight-day strike Of 500 men over
safety regulations Members Of
the United Mine Workers of Amer
lea tCfO) had walked out last
Wednesday In sympathy with two
men disciplined for infractions Of
safety rules.
An ultimatum issued by the
United Automobile Workers
tCiO) union gave the Ryan
Aeronautical 60. NJ San Diego
until Tuesday % settle q dis
pute over wage increases.
The workers already have en-
powered their negotiating oomMit.
tee TO call the strike that would
tie up production on a backlog OF
orders totaling $500. 900 from
the United States and foreign gov
ernments.
Al Cleveland. workers employed
on a 81 900. 900 defense contract
for ammunition oomponents. voted
five to one In favor OF strike
to enforce their demands for
general i0-cent-an-hour wage In
crease at the Weatherhead Manu-
fa~'rring Co. plant.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18


CAPITOL. Olympia - Tho aues.
ton Of what Is holding ur action
On rebuilding ~ the Tacoma Mar
rows bridge was answered. partly.
by state officials In . clustered
session In Olympia Thursday after
nocn
Nrwsmsn were not admitted 10
the conference called In thu office
Of James A. Davis. acting director
~ highways attended mostly by
member. 81 tho Pierce county leg
islstivs group.
II vas learned. however. that
state Spokesman accounted for the
delay nv giving two reasons
The state 10 awaiting settle
ment II ths insurance qusrtien
Ia determine how much money viii
he available for q new bridge.
a statement that reorTsnisa.
{ ton Of the toll bridr. author.
ity by Gov. Arthur n. Lsnsils IL
possible
The Pierce county senator's and
representative. attending ~ Davis
request wsr. told that Insurance.
on the bridge amounted 10 more
than - 200. 600
Abous %. rso. o0o ~ that sum
will IN a, MAJ the hand. holsiefs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18
SIGHT WRECKED BOMBER
War Zone
Bulletins

DuRiIN->ine Irish ships.
flying the Irish flag. have heee
sunk off the Fire coast 80 ~
sult 81 war operations. u wss
disclosed Friday.
LONDON - German Juns.r.
hombers. escorted by Italian
fighters. have carried out q
very heavy" attack on Malta.
1t was announced Friday.
sTRUGA. Juse.l.via II From
tier reports Friday claimed that
Greek troops operating eiese 20
the Adristic had advanced "a
positions has than rs miles
south ef Nalone.
DOVER - British Royal Air
force planes Friday we're be-
heved rsiding German invasion
ports by daylight. Explosions
were heard from the direction
Of the French coast after Rut-
ish bomhers had heen sighted
flying over the mist shrouded
straits Of Dover.
SAIGON. French Inde- Chlna
-Frenrh wsrships. operating In
the Gulf 81 Siam. were reported
here Friday 10 have sunk two
Siamese men-o'-war Thursday
and 20 have damaged = third.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18

Settlement Of Insurance.
Reorganization Of TBA
Holds Up New Span Action

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~ ''.''''''s-
....s'..
-. .s.
''-' ''-. ~'s' !"
WV. w
what spesssmsn had IN NINA w
refsfsnee to probable feefrAnssA-
sien 81 me hfshss authority wss
not siAfinsd
Observers he~svvv. FELL that IN
view 81 the statements made ~
Gov. isnslie ia his inaugural I'D
dress. early action vas planned ~
The administration
Ths kovsrnar said. IN SPEAKING
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18
Raj Pounds
Away at New
Nazi Targets
Axis Aces Renew
Air Attuck on
Aircraft Carrier
THE WAR TODAY

British and German air
power pounded Friday at
naval targets with a furious
new Royal air force assault
on the Nazi naval base Of
Wilhelmshaven and a fresh
luftwaffe attack on the dam
aged 23,000-ton British air
craft carrier lllustrious.
The outbreak Of German dive
bombing attacks on British sea
power in the Mediterranean caused
London observers 10 predict a
change in Royal navy tactics In
that area to meet the new menace.
The Raj pounded VII
helmshaven, Germany's most
important North sea naval and
ship base. for the second sue
cessiye night, dropping tons
Of bombs on targets still burn
Ing from . long raid ~ hours
before.
New targets were blasted too.
particularly the concentration of
oil tanks used TO fuel naval vessels
and shipyard industries and the
railroad center through which
ship building supplies and war
material are furnished.
The new attack on the Illus
trious was delivered at Va
1etta, Malta, where the badly
pounded warship took refuge
after the bomber attack
made a week ago today off
Sicily.
The Germans claimed three dis
rect hits were made on the Illus
trious and that the carrier had
been put out of action for the
duration Of the war In addition.
they said, a merchant ship was hit.
The Italians chimed in to re-
port that Italian planes aided the
Nszi attack at Valetta and that
cruiser, the arsenal and port
works were hit in addition TO
targets mentioned by the German
high command.
No word came from the
British aide on the new Illus
trious attack but the axis re-
ports added point TO the Lon
don suggestions that the APP
pearance Of Germ dive
bombers would force the ad-
miralty TO modify Its Mediter-
ranean tactics.
German air action over Britain
was restricted. Attacks were made
on Bristol and a south coast city
but firemen and volunteers took
the Nazi bombs in their stride.
A new crop of rumors broke
out In the uneasy Balkans. As
usual they appeared more SEN
sationai than substantial.
The only concrete development
was suspension by the Hungarian
state railroads OF passenger traffic
for three days because. it was said
officially. Of congesisd freight due
to interference with operations
caused by bad weather.
Greece said that her troops were
Continued on Page II, Column u
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18
Mexican Chief Urges
Love for Democracies

MEXICO CITY Preside
Manuel AYiis Csmscho. IN q
speech here urged cadets ~ Hsxi-
cos military school 10 love all
other countries Of the Hsmisphsrs
and defend demoeraey's deals. Hs
said compulsory military service
all soon strengthen th- army 20
that ); may become "dsmocrsey's
stronghold and the support Of
continental life ("
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18

BRkMKHTON - The city Of
Bremerton Friday eonsidersd taxi
ing over Puget Sound Power 4
Light Co. properties after the city
commissioners voted 70 refuse re
newsl Of the Puget power franchise
and 10 take over the system By
exercising an option in the ordi-
nance under which the franchise
vas originally granted. The fran
en,ss Will expire April 2. ls4z.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18
Army Engineers Take
Over Ladd Field Work

FAIRBANKS, AIaska- The
army engineer corps Friday took
over construction Of Lsdd Field,
with Capt. Alvin e. yelling In
charge The L. s. army air base
is four-fifths completed. The pres
snt crew OF SAG men Sill be re-
tanned.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18

WASHINGTON - Prssidsue
Roosevelt declared Friday thae
many provisions in the British aid
bill are dssignsd solely TO protect
America In . world aituation that
IL shifting every ~ hours. H
Indicated he has no dispositioa =
rsviss any Of thoss ssctionA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18
Corner Is Offered
Role In Movies
HOLLYWOOD 80 vi

HOLLYWOOD - Wee President
john n. Garner. VINO rstirss Jan
20. has been offered . role In
motion picture by producer
Charles X. Rogers Rogers said
here that ne mad asked Garner 20
play himself IN Senate Page Boy
which ne expects 10 put into pro-
duclion.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18

David, II, also fell before ths
flaming guns Of the msrsudsrs.
Daddy didn't die right
away" Esther said In San
Francisco. After the bandits
left, Mark and dragged
daddy to q bed and tried 10
help him. He died the next
day"
Johnny. the youngest boy. wal
shot in the foot in the raid snC
stil was limping when the Cool
idge brought the orphans 10 sar
Francisco, and q fearful steward
ess turned them over 70 the two
women from Washington.
Homes for the children Will
be found in Tacoma and Spo-
kane. 10 wAs announced In the
latter city BY the Philadelphia
Church society.
Passengers on the liner rsisec
purse Of several hundred dollarr
for the Bernheims
There we're 5l5 other children
among n. Coolidges record pas
senger list Of s32 persons, many
Of them refugees from the orient
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18

OLSMPiA-An item 81 $3.50 in
the budget presented 10 the lesis-
lature by Clarence u. Martin will
preserve the outgoing governors
Likeness. for rosteri,y.
The stipend covers the cost ~
an oil painting. allowing Martin
70 take his place among the other
II governors whose portraits sdorn
the walls Of the board room in the
capitol.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18


Rev. and Mrs. Alfred NJ. Bernheim,
missionaries to China. who. prior
70 last November. were stationed
In Running in interior China
Mrs Bernheim was the sister OF
Henry Howell, Tacoma bus driver
who confirmed reports Of their
deaths by Chinese bandits through
the office Of Congressman John n
Coffee.
Meeting them at the pier
were Mrs. Florence Howell.
Tacoma, and Mrs. Lydia Hol-
lingsworth of Spokane, with
whom the children, Mark, Is;
Esther, Is; Ruth. 8; Johnny.
:. and Lois, 4, will make their
home. Esther has served ~
mother to the group since
that bleak November night
when their parents were ruth
lessly murdered before their
eyes
The family Of eight vas con
tented and happy until that awful
night when 50 bandits broke into
their home and began looting
Rev. Bernheim was Ahot without
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18
II Die in Air Crash

BUDAPEST, Hungary - Twelve
persons were reported killed FRI
day when the regular Budapest
Nagyvarad passenger plane crash
ed as it approached Nagyvarad.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18
Deaths OF Five Men
Due to Anti-Freeze

An anu-frseze drinking party
was responsible for tina death Of
five men here recently. according
10 an announcement made by
Coroner r. n. Long The coroner
issued his statement Friday after
noon. following an sutospy on the
five victims.
The dead were william Benson.
So; Bruce Triplett: Joseph corksry,
80: John Ungermsn. and John
Krsuse. S..
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18

sEATTlk--s@~ttie sliI hold ~
first h1if-hazr test blsekout March
.. II vas announced Friday. Black
outs have already been nsid nsc-
e~ssfuiiy In other wAshtngtos
cities - Brsmsrtop. Port Townsuu1
and Port Angeles.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18

esO1.lfWOOO DoIorss Del Ria
Mexican. horn movie star. FRIDAY
divorced Cedric Gibbons. film art
alr~etos. shs s~id her husbands
seold and indifferent attitude
hroks up their lo-yssr marriage
~nlcn nsa b~~n regarded IN Hob
ly~ood a. . perfect romsnes."
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18
Orphaned Children, Tacoman's Kin,
Reach San Francisco from China

Climaxing tragedy. which, though it originated in
China. keenly felt in Tacoma home, five orphaned
children ranging in from four to 15 arrived in San
Francisco from China Thursday aboard the s. s. President
Coolidge