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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-10-03
Misto hezciho nosu horst.

Ma obzalobu, re il oblicej 20
havili tax, re nemGze mezi Ii
di, mali Sc v Chicago zodpov1-
dat diva lekaTi a jestli jest prav
dou co 22leta Genevieve Saigh-
tova pravf, tax by konecne
ktere d1vka zada Cd
skodneho, nebylo ami moe.
zalobkyne prav1, re dri. Ed
ward Warszewski a E. Balsin-
ger, zdrzuj1c1 Sc v Los Angeles,
il operovali, predne ably odstra
Mill nejakou pfekazku, jez jej1
nos cinila nehezkym a ably jej
"pfestaveli''.
Poole zaloby konecne opera
ce byla dobre provedena, ale
lekafi zapomneli pri operaci v
nosu kousek tax Nv. gauze, a to-
melo "a nasledek, re Sc do no.
su dala infekce a kdyz byl nos
podruhe operovan, oblicej div
ky byl znetvoTen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-10-03
SpOrtOVn1 HI1dka
ERNIE DUSEK A
BUDE S JOE COX
v COLISEUM.

Pffstf utery, dine 7. rijna v
kf1zkovych zapasech porada-
nych V Coliseum Joe Cox, 23O
ID. z Kansas City utka Sc s Err
ME Duskem, 228 ID. z Omahy
V hlavnim zapase ktery urcen
ma d0bu jedne porazky.
Zvlastn1 atrakc1 Dude zapas
zen. Miss Celia Blevins, 1877
ID. z Oklahomy zapasiti Dude
s Miss Carol Starr, 1876 Id. z A
labamy. Zapas tento urcen ma
dobu jedn6 porazky.
V nasleduj1c1ch 3 zapasech
ktere urceny ma dobu 80 minut
aneb l porazky ucinkuj1:
Pat Fraley, 230 ID. z Kali
fornie VS.. Abe Coleman 218
ID. z Kansas City.
Frank Judson, 218 lb. byva-
~ zapasnicky cvicitel v Har-
ward University VS.. MEMO
Singh, z Calcutta, India.
Emil Dusek, 22O ID. z Oma-
ny VS.. Jim big Coon" Henry,
z Oklahoma.
zeny prdvodu muze mali
vstup volny pouze v "ringside"
Sedadlech. Zacatek $3.50 vecer.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-10-03
PresidentIv projev pr spuste.
nj IA lodi ma vodu.

President Roosevelt ucinil
pr prllezitosti spustenf IA OBJ
chodn1ch lodi ma vodu pozdray
ny projev v nemz ~prohlasil, re
teno Gin je "citelnou ranou ne
bezpec1 hrozfcfmu nasf vlasti'
a opetne zdGraznil sve pevne
rozhodnut1 zajistit ochranu a.
m%erickych obchodnfch lodi cd
"torped, pun a strel".
Presidentdv projev byl pre-
nasen We vsech lodenicich, kde
tyto lodi byly spusteny ma vo-
du.
Lodi Svobody" jsou staveny
Sc zretelem ma rozpustnost a
unosnost ma vode, a dale sc ere
telem rychle, jednoduche kon-
strukce. udou to lodi AL stop
dlouhe, 81 stop Stroke pfi eel
kove tonazi $4,000 tun, a une-
sou naklad 9,146 tun. Jejich
rychlost Dude priblizne II u
zlG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-10-03
Spolkovy V6stnlk Zabav
PREDBEzNA ORNAMENT

= &c. r1jna, ned6le: Oslava
20. R1jna a Divadlo v Sokolov-
ne, rob Gay a Preston ulic po-
fada Sdruzen1 Csl. SpolkG, Ces.
Mar. Sdruzen1 a Dram. Odbor
Sok. Jednoty "Blesk". Zacatek
We 3:15 odpoledne.
= 4. listopadu, 1tery: "Ka-
retnf a Bingo Zabava" poTada
Odbocka Ces. Mar. Sdruzeni
Baltimore v Sokolovne, Gay a
Preston ul.
= 9. listopadu, nedele: Di-
waldo v Sokolovne, Gay a Pres
tton ulic sehraje Dram. Odbor
Tel. Jednoty Sokol Belcamp.
Zacatek We 3:15 odpoledne.
- Is. listopadu, sobota:
Barn Dance" v Sokolovne,
Gay a Preston ul. porada Sbor
Maryland els. 1856 j. G. D. Ia
catek $3.50 vecer.
Ma Den D1kdvzdanf
Thanksgiving Day. Divadlo
v Sokolovne, Gay a Preston ul.
sehraje Dram. Odbor Sokolske
Jednoty "Blesk". Zacatek We
odpoledne.
IA. prosince, nedele odp.
Odbocka Ces. Mar. Sdruzenf
usporada "Vepfove
Hody" v Sokolovne.
= 1. ledna, Novy Rok 1912:
Divadlo V Sokolovn6, Gay a
ul. sehraje Dram. Cd
Dor Sok. Jedn. "Blesk". Zaca-
tex We 3:15 Odpoledne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-10-03
krajan z Nebrasky zabit u
Bostonu.

Ma zalesnenem pozemku u
hranic mesta Reading, Mass,
byla nalezena mrtvola americ-
keno plavce a jak vysetrovate-
lie udavaji, tento muz poole
vsech znamek byl zavrazden.
YAK a, dopisy, jez byly u "a
biteho nalezeny, nesou jmeno
Sic H. Kuchera z Rushville,
Neb. Jeho vek udavaj1 ma 80
rokG.
Smrt tomuto muzi Poole vse-
no byla privodena ranou do
hlavy.
Poole nalezenych vecf byl
Kuchera ztotoznen jake plavec
pfideleny sluzbou ma destroyer
valecneho lodstva Spoj. StatdG,
ktery pf1tomne kotv1 We valec-
nych lodenic1ch v Bostonu, asi
10 mill Cd Reading.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-10-03
Americti Slovane ma snem "
listopadu " Pittsburphu.

Orgnisace American Slav
Congress" svolava do Pittsbur-
gu "Narodn1 kongres vsech a.
merickych Slovand" ma dny cd
FL. do %. listopadu 1871. O.
cekava Sc cd trf do peti tisic
delegatG, jak pravf svolavate-
Ne.
Provolanf S pozvanfm, jez
podepsali pfedseda John D..
Butkovich a tajemnik Stephen
Zeman Jr., bylo jiz poslano
vsem slovanskym organisacim,
jake jsou bratrske a sesterske,
kulturn1, .nabozenske, sportov-
nj, veteranske. politicke atd.
Ma tento kongres jsou v a.
becednfm poTadku zvani Bull
hafi, Cechove, Chorvati, Pola-
CT, Rusove, Srbove, Slovaci i
Ukrajinci a take Makedonci,
nen1 vsak zadne zmfnky O Lu-
zickych Srbech, jichz take ne
kolik tis1c zije We Spoj. Statech
hlavne Texasu.
Vsechny slovanske spolky
mali zvoliti sv6 delegaty ma
tento kongres a kde jsou slo-
vanska sdruzen1 V mestech, O.
sadach, okres1ch a statech, ma
il uciniti podobne. V priprave
ma tento kongres mali spolky
take pfij1mati resoluce S PROBE
VEN podpory pro zahranicni
politiku vlady Spoj. Stat1 a
presidenta Roosevelta.
Tento tr1denn1 vseslovansky
kongres v Pittsburghu Dude ia
Ike jednati o obrane Spoj. Sta
tn i O pomoci Britanii a jej1m
spojencum v nynejS1 jejich val
ce prot mocnostem cosy.
Sized ma take manifestovati
so.idarnost SlovanG v Americe
prot hitlerackemu nazismu V
Europe a jeho surovemu zacha
zenf Sc Slovany a vsemi poro-
Denymi narody.
Patnact milionG americkych
SlovanG must pozvednouti sve-
no hlasu ma tonic vSeslovan-
skem kongresu prot german
skemu nasil1 a zlovdli.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-10-03
KAzDY DIE MOzNOSTI.

Kazdy KIDD jen trochu NIUE,
ma pfispeti hf1vnou svou,
a necekat zda-li no snad
k tie 1casti nepozvou.
Kazdy z mas ma byti Cechem
a m1ti otevTenou dian,
zda-li chce Sc jenom blyskat,
mus1me Sc stydet zan.
Je nasf svatou povinnosti,
davat dosti az to boil,
vzdyt my prece vsichni vine
re tfeba jest to jake soil.
Mnohy sc snad nechce blyskat
Tekne: dam rad dokud mann,
ia sam sobe vzdy tax myslfm,
re nedavam jenom sam.
Piece jest mas tady dosti,
v nichz probud1 Sc pravy Czech
nejsou takovymi vsichn1,
neb nen1 stejne srdce vSech.
VeTfm vsak, re mnohy chudak
da treba gros posledn1,
doufa re tim jeho darem,
sc v naS1 Vlasti rozedn1.
JAN j. HRBEK
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-10-03

V Columbii je jen hrstka ces-
koslovenskych krajan1, ale ie-
jich organisace i cinnost isou
pc vsech strankach prfkladne.
Ia vedenf DIR. Tricky a ing.
Jajcha, pripomfnajf stale CO.
lumbijske verejnosti vyznam
Ceskoslovenska a jeho pomni-
chovskou tragedii a zfskavaif
We veTejnosti rostoucf sympatie
pro mas odboj.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-10-03
DIVA OBESENI.

Earl Loveless, 22lety a James
Lee Miller, 29lety, obeseni byli
V patek rano v Marylandske
kaznici pro vrazdu 76leteho
farmafe Raleigh Poffenberger
II. rfjna minuleho roku v
Keeysville, Md.
Prvnf povesen byl Loveless.
Oba pred obesenfm Fekli pry
hlldacGm, re "spokojeni jsou
j1ti". Ma sibenici zadny z mich
nepromluvil.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-10-03
Til osoby zabity vIakem.

Tfi osoby byly zabity, kdyz
osobn1 vlak zeleznice Union
Pacific zasahl automobil Ma XII
zovatce nedaleko Crook, Colo.
Mrtvi jsou Henry Wagner z
Bayard, Neb., Mrs. Mary Waltz
Crook a jejf petilety syn.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-10-03
Radost re zhSxstvS

62lety Thomas Doran, ktery
Sc primal, re v Pier City, ILL
nois. "a tri dni minuly tyden
zalozil sedm pozar1, protoze
mel 2 toho radost, byl poslan
do blaZince v Kankakee.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-10-03
krajan skonal po dlouhe
nemOci.

John w. Horak, 70 roxy sta
~, skonal V jeho domove v E.
ly, Iowa, pc nemoci dlouhou
dobu trvaj1c1. Zesnuly narodil
Sc ma farme poblfz Ely %. kve-
tina r. 1868 a zabyval Sc farma-
fen1m pc vice neil 20 rokd,
nacez Sc uchylil ma odpocinek
do Ely.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-10-03
Citace presidentova o svobodS
nabozenstvi Rusku vzbudila
roZry1ch

fOZfuCh.
President Roosevelt ostre kri-
tisovan byl We stTedu citovan1m
re V Rusku panuje svoboda ma
bozenska.
K~ongresn1k Dies (demokrat
z Texasu) v odsouzenf citace
te pravil, re v Rusku nen1 o mic
vice svobody nabozenske neil
svobody reci v Hitlerovskem
Nemecku.
Rev. Edmund A. Walsh, pre-
sident Georgetown university,
nastoupil lined pc kongresnf-
ku Dies V odsouzen1 citace. Ma
zval ruskou svobodu nabozen-
skou "%prazdnou skorapkou."
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-09-19

Plaintiff VS. Mike Drakulich, De
fendant. Plaintiff granted decree
of divorce and custody of minor
child on September 9Th.
No. 6436-Arizona Flour Mills
Company, corporation, Plaintiff
VS. c. S. Winn. Defendant. Plain
uff given judgment against de-
lendant on September 10th for
$4,000. together with interest at
90 per annum from January 81,
1910. together with s16.S0 costs.
No. 6995 Martha J. Lewis,
Plaintiff vs n. A. Lytle, William
| H. Durham and John o. Theobald.
et al. Defendants. Judgment rem
Tered September 18th ordering
plaintiff TO pay defendants Dur
ham and Theobald $235.S6 with
interest thereon at the rate OF sc
per annum; ordering defendant
Lytle to satisfy realty mortgage
securing note being cancelled by
| payment of the above amount;
and quieting title in plaintiff to
SEA SEA 1865. G&SRB&M, Pin
| al County, Arizona.
No. 6704-Leona Darr. Plaintiff
VS. James Samuel Darr, Defend
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-09-19

and J. wnlene FINCH. 27. Los
Angeles.
JUBETA. Louis Jr.. %. Tiger
and Carmen GASTELUM. q. No
gales.
HAMILTON. Louis L.. 40 Buck
eye and Marietta NELSON. 81
Buckeye.
Civil Actions Filed:
No. 6745-Elvira Garcia Corona
do. Plaintiff VS. Frank Coronado.
Defendant. Action filed Septem-
Der 18th for divorce.
No. 6746-Ann Hughes. Plain
tiff VS. A. H. Hughes. Defendant
Action for divorce. filed Septem-
| Der 18th.
No. G747 Louis Lipphardt. as
Trustee under the VIII of William
Lipphardt. Deceased. Plaintiff vs.
Charles Lipphardt. Louis Lipp.
hardt. Josephine Lipphardt and
Ottilia Lipphardt. Defendants. Ac
tion filed September 18th request
ing permission to transfer funds
In trust TO defendants Josephine
Lipphardt and Ottilia Lipphardt-
Judgments Rendered:
No. 6660-Helen Drakulich
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-09-19
PINAL COURT
PROCEEDINGS
Marriage Licenses:

HALL. Jack T. l.. 81. Casa
Grande and Claudine SMITH. IS.
Casa Grande.
VARELA. Lorenzo. 81. Coolidge
and Ramona SERNA. Is. Coolidge
SALAZAR D7niel. %. Globe
and Alice MARTINEZ. %. Miami
YANEZ. Jose -. Superior and
Anita PUBROI.A. "a. Yuma.
BLUE EAGLE. James. %. Tue
son and Sallie WILSON. "a. Sells
SMITH. Preston Euell. 21. Ven
ice and Eyalyu NJ BENSON, 20
Hollywood
VAVAGES. Victor. IS. Casa
Blanca and Petra THOMAS, Is
Casa Blanca
STANTON. Ansel. 26. Eloy and
Willo Mae JONES. Is. Eloy.
HERNANDEZ. Jose. "a. Eloy
and Betty BURKS. IS. Eloy.
BLISS. Melvin A.. 80. Flagstaff
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-09-19

O Mrs. Nell Moseley and Miss
Ruth Moseley, her daughter, ar
rived Saturday from Fort Worth,
Texas, to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Burtcher Mrs. Burtcher
and Miss Moseley are old school
chums and both girls took art les
sons from Miss Moseley's mother
Miss Moseley is now a CONNER
cial artist. employed by a nation
ally known advertising company.
. The Mexican population of Coo
lidge celebrated Mexfco's Inde-
pendence Day Tuesday. Septem-
Der 10th
Q Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Arnold re-
ceived a long distance telephone
call Saturday night from their son
Ben ,Jr., at use, Los Angeles
Young Ben had big news" to i'm
part. He had made the Trojan
Band and passed his entrance
examination in Freshman English
with an above average rating o.
Ia. Smiles were in evidence a
the Arnold home that evening.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-09-19

o Mrs. Frank Watson and Mrs.
Ancil Taylor spent Tuesday in
Phoenix.
o Mrs. NJ. NJ. Farley. who mas
been seriously i'll in the hospital
at Florence for the past ten days,
was brought to her home We'd
nesday night. Mrs. Farley Is
Mrs. II. f. Johnson's mother.
o Miss Wilda Johnson, who has
been suffering with influenza
since last week, is reported to be
improving. Miss Johnson is now
at the home of Mrs. ]. J. Jones.
O Frank Watson, who has been
relieving Earl Weaver, San Carlos
Irrigation and Drainage District
employee. at Casa Grande for the
past four weeks, is now at nome
q Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Urton drove
their daughter Virginia and Della
Lou Ware to Flagstaff, Saturday,
where the girls entered State
Teachers College. Mr.. and Mrs.
Urton returned Monday.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-09-19

meanor. Baisa is accused of sell
ing and furnishing wine to a II
year old boy
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-09-19

ant. Plaintiff awarded decree OF
divorce and custody OF minor
child. on September 18th.
Estates Filed:
No. 1715-Estate of John Coffee.
Deceased. Petition of w. c. Tru-
man that will be admitted to pro
bate and that he be appointed Adj
ministrator with the VIII Annexed,
filed September 18th. Estate in
wolves the SWA OF Sec. IL and
the NWi4 of Sec. Il. T. 10 s.. r.
7 f., G&SRB&M. Pinal County,
Arizona.
No. 1716-Estate of Arthur
Scheer. Deceased. Petition of w.
c. Truman for appointment as Ad.
ministrator. Involves same prop
erty as described in Estate No
1915 above.
Criminal Actions Filed:
No. 1S29-State of Arizona
Plaintiff VS. Manuel Baisa. Defend
ant. Information filed by County
Attorney September. 18th, charg
ing the Defendant of the crime o
selling and furnishing spiritou:
liquors TO a minor, a high misde
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-09-19

o Mrs. r. B. Ledyard. who has
been visiting her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Y. C. White. left Tuesday for
New Orleans, where she will sail
Saturday to join her husband in
Panama. Mr.. Ledyard, a govern
ment engineer, is employed on a
project in connection with Pana-
ma Canal. He and Mrs. Ledyard
will make their home in Panama.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-09-19

o Mr.. and Mrs. August Lay and
children of Douglas, who visited
the Albert Lays last week, re-
turned home over the week end.
August and Albert Lay are
brothers.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-09-19

o Mrs. Sam Mckinney. who tried
without success to raise toma-
toes, threw out one that had
spoiled Unattended, it grew into
a splendid vine that supplied the
McKinney's table with tomatoes
all summer, and is still bearing
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-09-19

Working in the business world before | got
married, taught me the value of economical
buying and planning. Now that | have
nome of my own with children to educate
and clothe, taxes and insurance to pay from
our comparative meager budget, it is neces-
sary that every dollar does its full job, and
/ have found my grocery money does bet
job and goes farther when confine my
rading to
GEO.. WAH'S
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-12
Clio Threatens
General Strike
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON - General
Motors corporation officials
telegraphed Secretary of La.
Dor Frances Perkins Friday
that the United Automobile
Workers (CIO) has threat
ened a general strike" on
April 20 unless a new agree
ment is reached.
The telegram said that the
union had served notice OF its in
tention TO call a general strike in
General Motors production works
unless union demands, understood
to include a closed shop agree
ment, are met.
Il. ID. kunkIe signed the
telegram sent from Detroit
for General Motors. II did not
give any additional details Of
the strike threat and labor Of
fetal. said this II the first
we had heard Of such
threat"
The U. s. Cancellation service
said that a conciliator viii b. as.
signed 10 the threatened strike
immediately.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-12
SiepkTaken
To Send War
Aid 10 Allies
Proclamation by
Roosevelt Admits
Stote OF Conflict

WASHlNCTON--Pres-
ident Roosevelt by proc
lamation Friday reopen
ed the Red sea and the
Gulf of Alden to Ameri-
can shipping. permitting
United States CONNER
cial vessels to come up
the east side of Africa to
the Suex canal.
Announcing his action
ut a press conference.
Mr.. Roosevelt revealed
also that he has pro-
claimed that q state oil
war now exists between
Germany and Italy on
the one hand and Juso-
sla via on the other.
Reopenins of the Red
sea and Alden to Ameri-
can shipping follows vir-
tually complete success
of British armies in Ethi-
opia and Italian territory
lying along the western
side Of the Red sea and
the Alden Gulf.
These sea areas originally
had been barred 10 American
shipping BY proclamation Of
a narrow combat rome from
the eastern tip Of Africa 10
the Arabian coast. Revoca-
ton Of this combat zone In ef.
feet removes the stopper
which kept American vessels
away from Suex.
Mr.. Roosevelt admitted that
under the new order. Amer
lean vessels will be able 10
carry supplies for non-bel-
ligerent countries up To the
southern mouth Of the canal.
lie said United States YES
sells now can go 10 ismalia at
the Red sea end Of the canal.
A railroad runs from lsmaIia
10 Port Said.
lie said that United States
vessels can transport mate.
rials TO the canal area for
-beIligerents - Egypt for
instance. As for delivery Of
supplies in the canal area for
transhipment To a belligerent
power, Mr.. Roosevelt said that
~ matter of some eontro-
yersy.
Coneensus ~ congressman
il that the neutrality act pro-
hibiis the shipment Of war
CONTINUED on Page 10. Column -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-12
Fourth Vessel
Launched Here
Cape Foirweothsr
30 Pct. Complete

Fourth launching ~ tho Seattle
Tscoma shipbuiidinT corporations
big program promised 10 be sc-
cosnplisbsd on = precise sebsduls
when ths new nosorship Cape
Fair'ssather takes the usfer 1t
4 o'clock Friday sfternoon.
m. sz.f2T 900 passenger cargo
vessel In approximately 40 psr cent
eomplsts stage ~ construction
considerably ahead ~ both hsr
sistsrships. ths Cape Fisitsfy and
the Clears. shleh we're launched
sept 2 and Nos. 70. respectively.
cosnsldsntaliy. tbs frat NJ ths
fleet ~ five Identical ships. tina
caps Alss. N Tsooma. Friday
ass in the harbor iosdins for hsf
maiden yoysss 70 the orfsnt under
the nolssfiax ~ TIA American
Mall Lane.
Like others If tina quintet. ths
Cape rsir~ssthsr /. tt3 feet iobg.
has tao dis~l engines generating
over 1000 horsepower for . single
Continued on Page ,, Column 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-12

Against the black news Of this
Good Friday the British had one
big item on the credit side of their
ledger.
President Roosevelt opened
the Red sea shipping route tn
American vessels ~ far "a the
suer canal That action means
that United State. ships now
can take over from the hard
prse~ed British q substantial
share of the vital task of sup
plying the British forces who
are fighting In Greece and
North Africa for the security
of the su~z canal and the pass
age 10 India.
Coupled with Americas ineor-
poration Of Greenland in the United
states defense zone Thursday. IL
seemed evident that Britain Ia on
the eve Of receiving powerful
assistance In the war al sea.
Tho most critical threat Of
the day seemed clearly tn he
the break through effected by
. Mani armored column At
Monastir pass In the north
west where Greece. Albania
and Jugosiayia meet.
Racing through NBitolI. the Ger
mans were believed 20 be in the
vicinity Of Phlorina. where II Was
thought they ran hesd-on into
Britain. expeditionary force. The
first accounts Indicated that only
skirmiHh was fought In the ini-
tiAi encounter between the British
and Germans.
hut Friday the action may
have broadened as the Naxis
thrust 10 cut past the north
west corner of the British de-
fens~ linz and slash seuth~afd
Continued on Page 10. Column -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-12
Woman Killed
By Automobile
Ingeborg Skreen
Is 32d FotolitY

PUYALLUP-Another victim 10
the traffic toll was added Thurs
day evening when Mrs. lngebors
skreen. 81. Of the Riverside dis
trict. was instantly killed at the
Westbo and River roads by car
driven by n. l.. Buckley Of o02
14th st. sW.. Puyallup.
Mrs. skreen had accompanied a
daughter to the TAO Tacoma bus
and after seeing her aboard walked
around the rear Of the bus and In
front OF the Buckley car.
Funeral services will be held
Saturday AT p. m. from the Lynn
chapel. with the Rev. J. L. kedal
officiating.
She came 10 the valley II years
ago from Tacoma and 10 Tacoma
from Birch Hills, Saskatchewan.
Mrs. skreen was a native Of Nor
way and a member Of Our sayiors
Lutheran church.
Surviving are her husband.
Omund. five sons. Ole. Martin
selmer, Arthur and Chester Of
Tacoma: five daughters. Mrs.
Hagnus Larsen. Mrs Ernest
Huebschmsn, Mrs Chester Paul
son. Mrs Asge Nielsen and Miss
RenA skreen. also Of Tacoma. and
one sister. Mrs. Carrie Carlson OF
San Francisco.
Death Of Mrs. Skrssn raised the
traffic toll in Pierce county 70
% since Jan /.
State patrol officers said she
WAS wearing dark clothing and
apparently walked into the path
u Buckieys car. allowing him
Little or no chance 10 avoid strik-
ing her.
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OLYM PfA-goy Arthur u.
Langils Friday appointed HOas L.
Cunningham. Nho has been serving
"a hls secretary u the position
u assistant 10 the governor.
Mrs. Insz Lewis was appointed
a. secretary 70 ths governor. ms
changes % not cali for increased
personnel in the governors office.
canninshsm's appointment was
made 10 provide the governor with
means o. keeping closer contact
with the - departments. boards
and Commissions winch he sp-
points. the governor said IN .
statement.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-12
Roosevelt and Nurse
To Be Married Easter

HOLLYWOOD - Captain Jsmss
Roosevelt. ths presidents eldest
son. and pretty EomsIis schnel<isr.
his former nurs~. viii be married
on Easter. u was Indicated hsrs
Friday. Eoossysis's mother u ss~
psetsd 70 arrive By plans ~ . ..
m. sunday and ina civil ceremony
Viii follow shortly thereafter
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-12
Second Registration
For Draft Expected

WAsHNGTOs-Selectlye sery-
Ice officials Friday expected 10
hold a second draft registration
this summer for youths who have
reached the age Of Il since Oct
10, the date Of the original regis
traitor for compulsory military
training.
Officials expect President Roose-
welt 70 issue a proclamation set
ting the date for tho new regis
tTatIon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-12
Final Rites
For Senator
TExARkASA.

TENARkANA. T.s.-rns body
of Sen. Morris Sheppard. s.. sc-
eompanisd by 20 II his former
colleagues. Friday Nas sn route
BY train 70 Tszsrksna. his hons.
for funeral services and burial
II w1ll arrive tonight The
funeral viii BE- held al ) p M
Saturday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-12
Justice Hughes Is rs

WASHINGTON ~ Chief Justice
Charles Evans Hughes Of the U. 6
supreme court was 70 years old
Friday and friends believe he viii
remain on the bench a. long as
his physical and mental vigor
continue.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-12
Medical Laboratory
Will Cost S42.lT

FORT LEWIs-Immedists con
struction Of q corps area medical
laboratory. 10 cost s42.l77, was
announced here Friday. following
word received from the war &c
psrtment in Washington. d. c.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-12
Observation-Disclosures

nay Ssusg. IN charge Of The
U = customs offios here. ~ In
tho eastern part of the state on
. combination business pleasure
trip.
Wallace Mesvssesss. who repre-
scented the Tacoma Metal Trades
Council in the eoasfwide neGotis-
tons for a blanket agreement COW
erinK shlpynrd construction, ~.
turned home this week from san
Francisco after an abasncs NJ .
month. he previously mad spent
. thrse-wsek period south on the
negotiations final action on tn
pact IL expected In BE- reached
about April IL.
=. n. ruihessss 10 busy with
plans for tbs jefferson day han.
quot 10 be- held Monday evening
at Hotel Winthrop.
Pores, m.rs.ls for Am.r.ssn
Legion posts in this stats have
just been named. raromsns ssrv-
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