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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-22
CHAPTER rHIRTi-FlNE

THOUGHT the chiefs rehuk-
inc words would silence Kaye, bat
they only seemed to lnfurlate her
If he had said TO me that stern Il
prefer tc hear his story from his
own lips" | wouldn't have dared
speak again. But X rye rushed into
further angry speech
You can't ring Dave in on
Marks DEATH" she cried. Why
don't you question tn rest OF
them? Cary had a fight with Marx
tonight. We heard Them
| had not dreamed that to shield
the man she loved. Kaye would at
tempt to incriminate her own cou-
sin. Yet. looking at the matter
from her point of view, | knew
that | would do the same. Were
Cary suspected. | would promptly
tell all knew, no matter where
suspicion might fall.
we already know about MIR.
Essex's argument with your broth
err" replied the chief. WHO was
with YOU when you heard it,
II was alone" Kaye tossed her
head, defiantly.
You were not" roared the
chief. And l want no more lies
from you. Who was with you?'
Dave" Her voice wasn't any
louder than a niouse's squeak.
why did you lie to me-" roared
the chief as angrily as before.
Il didn't want you to know that
Dave knew about IT, she Whim-
pereG.
"Why?" insisted the chief. And
at that Kaye seemed to realize that
she had only involved herself and
the man she loved in trouble she
could have avoided by being frank.
Pm sorry. Chief Crane she
said penitently. Il should have tod
YOU the truth in the beginning, but
| was so scared for fear you c
think Dave did It when | know tie
didn't. that l said the first thing
that came into my head.
"A bad thing to DO. Kaye, but
let's forget about it. To KNOW
that David Otis didn't KIN your
brother. YOU must know who did,
Who killed him.
Il dent KNOW it that way,
Chief Crane. really | don't. From
Raves earnestness, ! was sure she
was speaking the truth. Il dc
know Dave. He wouldn't do a thing
like that. l know he wouldn't
All right. now, what did you
hear in the quarrel between Mark
and Cary?"
Kaye shot a side wise glance at
Cary. He wasn't looking at her
His eyes were fixed OF space; he
seemed not to be noticing what
was going on around him.
Not very much she admitted
sheepishlv. Dave ala | were just
going out when Cary and Nancy
came downstairs. When We came
back-We went down to the stable
to look at my horse; he was a little
lame yesterday-Cary and Mai
were fighting about some papers
he'd found in his fathers chest.
heard Cary say he'd see Horace
Rand, and Mark said he ought K
be willing to marry Irene or dc
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-22

national average. We don't believe
we've scratched the surface yet as
to what can be done on a North Car
DINA farm"
Scott contended that agriculture
had not been treated by recent legis-
latuleS as ii should have been, as he
argued that it did not get a fan pro-
portion Of state funds. He insisted
there was no duplication of duties be-
tween the Agriculture department
and Extension Service.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-22
More Money Asked
For Agriculture
Continued from Page One)

used for tobacco and 100000 for cot
ton"
Colonel HARRISON, dean of admin
lstration at State, pointed out that
the college was charged with doing
research and teaching. You can't do
effective teaching without research.
Our aim is for the state to be more
efficient on the agricultural side, The
per capita income in North Carolina
IRON agriculture is Sl03 less than the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
Nation sPower Output
Increases 18tPer Cent

NEW YORK, July "a. - The
amount Of electrical energy dis,
tributed by the electric light anC
power industry of the United
States f% the week ended July Is
was 3,162 $50 600 kilowatt hours
compared with 2.6Sl,O7l, 900 hlo-
watt hours in the 1910 week, an
increase of Is per cent, according
10 the Edison Electric Institute.
Output in the week ended July
~ totaled 3,141,15S 600 kilowatt
hours, against 2,65l $4,000 the
year before. an increase of 1872
per cent, and in the week ended
July ; came 10 2.S66 S65, 600 kilo-
watt hours, compared with 2;425.
i229 900 in 1910, an increase of 49,
per cent.
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CHERRY $500
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Carroll p. Meredith.-es Helen c. Toal. 20
Stanley Swierczynski. 20. Helen a. karcz
2T.
Donald w Lipp 81; Barbara B. Cook 20
Hubert G Wallace, ~, Loretta NJ. Vein
stock Is
Gerald W wairath. % Helen R. Dums
Foster Ftd. Is: Sarah A. Joseph. %.
Michael sharao6 Jr,, 20. Martha Madden
20
Alexander Mandru,s % Elizabeth Dirda
! 25.
Frank A. Garner 30 Evelyn Greer, 25.
John W Mira 80 Irene Hi IS
John Pestl. 10 Virginia 1aworskt 10
Guido Fischioni. IS. Christine DlEonlO-- -
Nathan Phars 20, Catherine Moron, II.
willard \. HarwE, %; Marjorie X. Glib
| son %
Richard wonnaco,t 26 Eileen NJ. Cran
Edward u schultz, %; Gertrude A
James 4 Kocsia Jr, IS, Josephine F
Bernard F schwartz Jt, %; Frances
Clarence smith 20 lsaycle Roe. II.
lAlphouse Stack. 30 Leocadia 6. smyczyn-
Msr,o n Berpsdotte, 2s Marjorie B.
Harry c. schultz. % Dorothy R Lynch.
81
Edmond j z.elnski, ~ Ethel r.
Nae LLOYD Hitchcock, 20 Helen Gorski.
= -
Glenn MICHAEL 81 Dolores Finke, 20.
.Ilscph a Brone 81, Edna craig 50
sEhsgias H.. stockton, %, Rose A. Daggy
4.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Marriage licenses applied for July p.
Walter r. YounE p Doris Gague %
David A GRAY. ~ Vivian Robinson, 33
Richard Il. lnIoes, n. Juhanne Barbara
julien NJ, Evarts % Maude r. Michael
John W wieczorek. 27 Leona c HydeI
lafayette $. Daniel % Dorothy R Reidg
on p. 4
R,chard Philips % Ann July "a :
Fred y Rtchc, ~, Ruth p0rNn. IS
Joseph Zu7eIsk 20 Helen Koblelski %
Ccrl Sharene Jr 10 Marion osi 20
Roher, r. Cannon 20. DorotHSkE Pratt
Friedrich II. Karmeisool. 25 jeanette Huns
~
Gaargs Gallant Iva -Br1deau
Robert l. Jsnn.on IS Noleta NJ. Besen
Raymond y Kreucher. % Janet F. PohI
FRED a s,ts-hlrr> Jr a. Jean B shan
pete ,ct,-,-s.,, ~ lieae-q+ese- Gardner
HaVid ~. cogse 20, LOIS. N Habrecht
y|Ss,3 aMcbc. o. sylvia cowre. ~
'Nlhr .cr-L. R2%rts 20 Florence Janisze
~ ~ 10 Meara. a.: Mary E. Hesin
1880 4 a. s. Julia rar,yks 81
z, ~ I'd NIAmbie % Martha c. slater
Ias.. WAsnp~16>>25. Jane, 7 Moore ~
- - Raymond. 20 Helen +. steta
-72 I;f5l> rTrS9siak Ri Jennie Galazyn. 10
.ESoYNt, Mulhurg 81 Mary r Yard ~
9Sseie<) Il, Claus. 30 ELAINE c. Wenzel
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Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

Geneviev9 Mel. 40 Blaine.
Edna Morrow 27g Harper
Marian Mccarthy, 1884 Woodrow Wilson
Girls were born to-
pelphine Neil. 2l56 Philip
Katherine Nuspel 1924 Concord
Angelina PaWlsk. 1927 Jonathan. Dearborn
Elizabeth Ramey. 3457 Holcomh.
Valerie ReSke. g30s Woodlawn.
Mildred Reuter- i65 Mckinney Crosse
pninte Farms
Mary Rolewski, 5t0s MiddleseX, Dearborn
Rose Rovnski, POI Twenty fourth.
Lucille RutkOwski. 1909 East Ferry.
stella Rumps 1872 Eighteenth street.
Rose Schneider 1878 Fullerton.
sophie Seeman. i0l5 Duane.
LOIS Sadler 1890 Fleming
Margaret sanderson. lOl33 Tractor, Dear
horn.
Mamie sarou 3377 Leland
Mel Sanderson l27i6 East Vernon.
Marie SCalisi. 1897 3 Mile drive
RITA Seunsky 1874 Russell Lincoln Park.
Avis smith 21207 Chcrrylawn.
Evelyn Smude, 2i6s Garland.
Rcuah stout 1888 steel
Margaret Strauch, 1898 Brwood
Margaret SWierzb. s3li Thirty-third
Mary Tracy l06t0 Gratiot
Mary Troszsk. 4t5t Jos Campau.
Julia NssqueZ 12fi Beech
era Viscorti $3.50 Cooper.
Maureen Vogel 1857 strathmoor Owins)
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IT MI NING

A REPAIR specialist. arches ceilings
patching UgVarantsed workmanship
Duane" TWlHhsook -2-3ss3. a.
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DIVORCES

Emil Rcettcher from Emma
Frank prcnts from CYNTHIA.
Paul Jones from isabelle
Josephine AMELIA kitiy from Haleck
Duncan.
fucIIe Latarsld from Anthony
Ruby Martin from Marcus
Beatrice J. Smith from Charles r
Gcnevieve Skinner from Stanley.
Joseph fader from sophie
Albert 3 sheldon from Louise II
Betty Goodman from Flotd
Irene kauusk from Waiter
Audrey + klbOUrn from Edward y.
Lucille Buckner from Henry.
Carrie Edwards from Tom.
Veronica Hilmer from Raymond +
Della Davis from Charles J..
william Talt from Helen
Rornice Eawier from stanley
Carleton &. Johnson from Flva.
Joyce p. Narhrough from Ofde Lee
RehOrCa Smith from James
Georce CNrl Norrall from Loretta Marie.
charles Roman from Charlie Mae.
Dora r Hitch from Clarence
Rosemary Gentle, Sproule from Walter
Peter.
Ellie clayton Vincen, from Mary Margaret.
Margaret G.. Notty from Hiram
Eva keihcr from James
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Marine News

Nf htli
Up Gallagher, oa p m Nsdnesdal
arrived. = " Taylor arrived 40, Ire
MANI -i.!--A-I4 A.ZEsEl-s.algee "a
Sos 800 and $40. cleared Humphrey
{ ~ 'N0GHEstoWr -, fHfs. ~ ~
kuss Taurus a.35. Outarie. BARLOW
FrurcIt,. arrived $40. sonora, Arrpet
3 IS. IA Belle = -. Peter Rciss, IS
Ffch arrived 80 Mcfarland. SO
TI7E7Tr -f1s rf~-V- = FTTTyFFf " y, n
Ec'ss arrived Settletog sfa. Rand
q So. p r. Johnson Io.05, Penohscot
cleared 10 90 James Mazda. arrived ~ .3'.
Queen CltF. Henncpn. 30 90. sam Matn'r
Crowley, arrived ~ l3. 'uE Nhine, sea
board SO 90 arrived ~ 5o Hcck'n ] 35
Crescent cts, arrived rs m. Thurs
dan. Erafrrn arrived 7 D. FalfhaIfn, Smrh
ION l.2u. OakWood cleared 1000
Chester. arrived MrAipine, 20; l. s.
arrived 20. shasta Is. Ream, 2o
p4--l-- s-EH+-aa - ia Las arrived -I-i
Yates. Is Crowley cleared z 10 loconte
e Z1. ToWusrnd 70s Br.tamoI Ao
ZicsiuE so. q Hagan. si5, Saucon,
North American. $3.50
DOWN MunisnC 20 . N Wcdnes
day: Oakwood arrived 2 So Wdener 20.
Galloway $40. PlCkanGs Is, Crete
Watson, $3.50 Rarralion Peasant, cleared
~. " Holloway. IS, Cheyenne So
fNlrslanq-Carnessea -CarneCtady. Z Wind
--Hte 3o. =. : Robinson IS 0taush
5H. Kerr 10. N}ando'te. arrived s.l1
RcrwInd. q 10. Adri3tic. $40, Croft. 80
Touan, q.35, Irene Allen, q.Aa, Hnsford
lo 20. S. a. Tat .or - Huron. clearee
n 90 Tsmpico 1855, Hebard. - 10 "a m
Thursday Trem ne. cleared " 80
lschoeukopf Jr 20. Wyandotte. cleared
l.2a. Rarkhamsfead- constitution, ceafeC
2ksliaa4stl.4 ttsis Ateal=2 -sil'- n A-'''i'
80. Hempck 2.35. Dahlke. arrived
30. g. A. Black 3 90. l.. Re.ss
cleared 90 McGonagle . 50. James
Mazda cleared Crescent CITY. cleared d
RarlnV FruEahty. cleared 0i. THmpico
cleared rs Sarnobte. :, Frontenac, 40
Alpena, cleared 7.l5.
SAUIT STE. NNRIE
Up aunaloa r.. X. Richardson, F. T
Weir. MacNsuEhton, $50 m Wednes
day, Henry Ford 30. Louis HIil. Mari
tana, a, D. Cornelius FAY Brown. 1890
SuiphUe, Deikote. Capt. &. ID. secord
krupp. n 30 Harmonic. - Clemson
i l. III h Con- Ill LleluS- SchneldeL
b. ". Dickson. j. h. MaCoubreN, j. NJ
Davis. 30. NJ ShiraS Saskatoon 8. r
Y. Massey, 50. Steer0n. 30. Colonel
o. Eugene Thomas 20; Trlmhle Geo
crawford IL. Chas Hubbard, midnight
J.. :. Westcoat L. 30 a m. THURSDAY
e.. q. Jenkins, Britamlube Cornell 2
u Stackhouse. steel KING. Duluth 80
PylDceinn, Yosemite, g. VIM. Msther 80
ehiinenf Florence. 4. Hobson, Fulton. 5
DOWN Assiniboia. $50 a. m. wedncs
day FricssoN. a. Holley. J. & Williams
Norway. 9. Denmark, A. a. Hudson, 10
Peirohte. 10 30 Elton H9yt, MatheWSton
II. j r. Gpspn Michigan. NORGE Pres
colt r. Jones. 40 ~ m ssSurn. II
g, Frick 2.J0; Mindemdya g. Aleosoo
3 90 Soodoc r r. AnleCk 4 Harvard
u. y Ghics I 30 Smith Thompson, Ben
son Ford j scMorrow. q Royalton 30
=, G. Smith. s. VIM Edenhorn Roehline
Algoraii. c. c, West, 9 g. w Perkins
Joliet, W. - Crawford. 10. Cadillac. n
.. Dalton, II 80, Thos. Lynch u 80 a. m
THURSDAY; n II Brown ! 30. Cetus. ..
l.. Hutchinson ? Jupiter. j. c Miller &
A. + Harvey, = Mckinney. 40. Man.
iadoc, Ssvania, = Brockton. NJ Mullen.
Arturus " PANE. $50; Path.
Calm. hay.
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DEATHS

Roy Buchanan. GIT Meadowbrook. as.
Irene Rochow. 4iOl Harvard road, IS
Thomas Mcdonald. 1880 Southfield rd 80
karoline Wilhelmna Link. 1875 Idaho. Il
Thomas Henry Johns, 1920 Palister. 90.
William Cooper, S777 OliVet IS
Emma Nemitz. l2i5 Lansing 81
Louis Gerske. $40 MI Elliott. IS.
John Wasielewski. $3.50 Palmer, So
Herminc Reinecke. l22l0 Maiden. so.
Harry Hoffman f52o frumhuit. sS
Knud Nielsen. 37i5 East jefferson. 70.
samuel Jackson. ISL Frederick 81.
Helen Brown. 1908 81 Aubin, 46.
Eddie Dugger, s62 Matthew. Atlanta, Ga.
81.
Dora Henderson. 2i37 sherman. 81.
Lucius Foster. 2l4I Antieiam 50.
Nalerya OSowski. 1884 Chene SIS
George J VandetNorp. 2iss Fairview. II.
Harold Nets, -i3s GhsRs--2 A.
Paul Fuller, 527 Holbrook, %
Marcus NJ Wellman, 22226 Fenkell, IS,
John Haenes. ii22 Concord, -.
Clarence Gies 5i54 Burns "a
lSylNester TRACK l5S07 Harper 50
no r Shields, is2O7 strathmoor. So
Arcancela Ciarayino. 532 Belmont. SIS.
Mabel Della Waller 1894 IMmpkin IS.
Ralph George Grayatt 1850 Lauder, IS.
Charles w stewart $3.50 Townsend. So
jacob Flick, 20s5 Roslyn, Crosse Pointe
20.
Ellen Coleman. 1878 ST. clair. 81.
Garrett smith, 5447 Lncorn 81
1ulianna Siupariu. 177i Medium, ~.
Florence Wolkers 37i7 Fourth. 81
Louise Schell 1899 Walnut 81.
Catherine w. Schneider, 1908 East JET
Juanita cress, s,o3 Ford. Warren Town
Janet cress. $500 Ford. Warren Township
Dan MaEdi, 1883 Hardwood. So
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DIVORCES

Marguerite Shumsker from Elliott.
Helen Mcdowell from Roy.
Ansstasia sopkowicz from WAsyl.
Alfred W. McCue from Gertrude.
Alex SangSter from Anra.
RellY Gllin from GenIEe
Mary Hoover from Calvin
Eugene Rolden from Charles p.
Luther Preston from Geraldine
DECREE or ANNILMENT
Margaret kreich from Kenneth,
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RIII,nERs sIPpIIEs


BUILDING sUPPLIEs-No down paymcn
BORN. 1920 w. CHICAGO. no. s72
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Male Help Wanted

BOYS Is YEARS OF AGE ONLY. FOR
PLEASANT, HEALTHFUL OUTDOOR
WORK. GOOD PAY, STEADY WORK
.swARTHoUT. ROOM 2Oe, $40 SHELBY.
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YOUNG MEN

Age 20 20 %. TO work with samples about
S27 so a week 10 start. Apply 30 a. m,
!. &. c. a2i Lafayette Bldg
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CARPLT CLEANING
CARPENTERING. REPAIRING
AND GARAGES
CEMrNT CONTRACTORS

CUPBOARDS. shelves. garages. porche,
screens. arches. clustering, guarantee
workmanship. University 1880
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BUILDING ALTERATIONS

GENERAL CONTRACTORS Remodeling
Additions Alterations. Machinery Foun-
dai ions, Residential Industrial. lvanhoe
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Trade Schools-Male

LEARN MODERN BARBERiNG-P Phone,
write for particulars Moler College. SOS
Michigan
We Teach 10 Big Pay Trades
WOLVERINE SCHOOL
400 West Fort Daylight School
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WASTE PAPER, RAGS, METAL
MISUNDERSTANDING. CAULKING
wrIDING. PORTABLE IaIIPNENT

HALLS wooD-seasoned hardwood. fsc-
tory cuttings. kindling 1890 Grstiot.
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Employment Agencies
Y: xS,o :,v1,i SeM1cp DEzeczdW
BUYERS GUIDE
MISUNDERSTANDING
a, PLUMBING CONTRACTS WANTED

PLUMBING HEATING - Installed. re-
paired. remodeied three years 10 pay.
Hogarth 5267
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GARAGE BUILDER
cLEANERs-coMPLETE SERVICE

A GARAGE hv Restrick means fhe best
built AT fair price No down payment
8 years No pay Resfrck Lumur' hD- 4l-l.
y A. o GARAGE 6t2' south Nam street
Clawson Royal OAK 1910 Repairing
GARAGE. GAS STATUS tSnEI.L
STUART SUPER SERVICE es07 East
Jeferson. LuhrcTrTdfs Batteries tires
LenoN 73sS
-GARBAGE -RECtPTACITs
sEITZ CONCRETE garbage ana ash re-
ceptacles. guaranteed 1885 Twentieth
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-19

PUYALLUP - Funeral services
for Mrs. Alice L. Custard, So. who
died suddenly Wednesday at her
home. 10 West Pioneer ct, will
be held Thursday at p. m. from
the Wrigley A. Clements Funeral
home. with the Rev. George Har-
low and Naomi chapter, o. f. s.,
officiating.
Mrs. Cynthia Dunn OF Alberta.
Canada. a daughter. came TO Puy-
allup June IL TO spend a month
with her mother. She and n sis
ter-in-law. Mrs. Mildred custard
OF Puyallup. will accompany the
body to Osakis, MINI, where
burial services will be held.
Mrs. Custard came from osakis
to Puyallup in 1919. She was a
life member Of the Presbyterian
church and also was a member Of
Naomi chapter No 10. o. =. 8.
She also leaves = dsughter-in-
law, Mrs. Alvins custard Of Puy-
allup: 20 grandchildren, and six
great-grandchildren.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-19
Death Takes
John Lake

John Il. Lake. II. died Tuesday
in the Lake apartments. 2ip Broad
way, Of which he was the owner
and manager.
Lake. a life member Of the Ia
coma Gun club and a member Of
Tacoma Elks lodge No. ia. leaves
his wife. Carrie. two sisters. Mrs.
Anna Moline Of Fresno. Calf. and
Mrs. Mary Etzkorn Of Missouri.
A resident Of Puyallup from
1912 until he purchased the apart
ments in 1928. Lake was former
shoe merchant for 10 years in
Mllwaukee. Wis. Prior 20 enter.
ing into business for himself. he
was employed as a pressman BY
a newspaper In St Louis. Mo. He
came 10 Puyallup after a year In
Nome. Alaska.
Wngley 4 Clements will an
nounee the funeral
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-19
Loot Of Thieves Includes Wood
And u. Of W. Examination Papers

Some 20 University 81 Washing.
ton final examination papers were
among articles stolen from hls
parked car ~ 9Th and Prospect
s,s., Tuesday night. according 10
Robert Goodwin. ear ~. Grant
ave. A gear shift and an electric
defroster also were taken.
An old shotgun and some ear.
penter tools were stolen from the
home Of George Manville. 7oo1 So
Prospect II. while he vas IN the
county hospital during the last
two weeks recovering from an ~
ness.
An undetermined amount ~
gasoline was stolen from . service
station IL ga and n sts Monday
night. II was reported by y. l.
Burrows. i77i Ridgewood ave.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-19
Couple Suiiocais
In House Blaze

tASCorvKR. y Give pr
.ons we're snffncstsa when fiFs
Quilted their sabaFbea hens hsf<
early Wednesday.
Victims. were Mr.. AMI MFs. Nsl.
son McAlllsn.
Nelghnars said that shortly AFTER
the hlsse hfoke out Nd MILAN
dashed cut II Ire house. called snF
help, ard fhsn went hsck N n
rescue hls wife. Firemen fuund ne
body N TIE stairs. ard ne he<is ~
Mrs. Mchlllsn ~ss found N Der
esa. Neither had suffered hnFns
Ths fire started IN the kstchen
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-19

state Tfeeaarrf Otto A. CO
wi <reak ~ I - , - Friday =
iteael NintAron u msnhefs -
~ Washinzien state SstnFe-
psfhe aszoeistInn. IN cenvenflcn
here. rs sahi<et I'll = ~tslzliss
snd rfftelsnev n state uasefe-
ment saf n rahlar Heallh
Following Tseasufsr Css~H
speech. there wiu - A sadFs&s
~ s<n. Paul Thomes. ~ Seattle
- Legislative Hlkhllshts sna
Naturoeathy n Gar Wefla - To
moFrow-
These addresses wlil - eren q
The public
Nssurupathse phvsieisns eth
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-19
Four Slightly Hurt
In Traffic Accident

-Four persons received minor In
jurles In an automobile accident
three miles south Of Taooma IN
state highway No. about II ?. m.
Tuesday.
Ernest E. Troy, ts-year-old mill
worker. was the driver Of . ear
which struck the rear of = machine
driven BY Walter Peck. "a, q
Great Falls. Mont. according 10
the state patrol Troy was held
on a charge Of negligent driving
Mrs y. ". Troy and Charles
Troy also were hurt None u those
injured. however, required hospital
ization.
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During the last two weeks.
thief who apparently has no
scruples whatever. according 10 pc
lice. has been stealing wood from
an elderly widow. hrs. Mary
Burke. Of ais Ia. 27th 81.
About half cord has been
stolen from the wood Pile in her
backyard. Mrs. Burke said.
Mrs. f. c Wall. Of SAIL SO. X
st. reported that while she was
shopping in = downtown store
Tuesday afternoon. someone took
her purse. obtaining $40 IN cash,
some house keys and two old rail-
road passes.
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Puyallup Valley Alag
Picnic Planned June "a
Cooperative Marketing Will Be Topic
OF Speaker. DR.. Montgomery

on cooperative marketing. The
committee vii furnish coffee
sugar and cream for the picnic
lunch.
II Vas also announced that =
meeting q the Days 81 Ezra
Meeker celebration committee has
been called for Friday noon AZ the
Columbia Coffee shop. All who
arr interested are urged To attend.
Speaker Tuesday was kiang "
Seng. Chinese consul At Seattle.
who told Of his country's chances
in the struggle against Japan
from personal observations In the
four-year-old incident In the
first is months. SenE said. Japan
gained about 200 districts but ex-
planned that there are still 700
provinces whsre China has author
ity. China has been a republic
since 1909 and we stin have faith
in western democracy even though
overwhelming aid has been given
our enemy by these democrscies. .
the consul said.
China IL not invincihle. the
speaker declared. and time Is
short. 1T IL time now to carry
the war to Japan proper and TO do
this China must have planes and
heavy equipment China has three
trained pilots for every plane she
possesses"
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All three county commissioners.
Robert Gleason. Guy Melton and
John schlarh. vers absent from
the courthouse "Wednesday attend
ing sessions ~ The county com
missionerr convention "a Eilens-
burg. The convention runs three
DAYS.
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HERE'S MORE ABOUT
The War Today

that losses had been inflicted upon
the Germans which would be GER
tain to disarrange whatever plans
they may have had for an offensive
against Suez.
The Italians claimed that some
400 British tanks were destroyed
Of force Of 1000 which was said
to include many new American
models. The Italian report Of
American tanks seemed Of doubt
full validity as there has been no
indication that United states tank
production had reached the point
where heavy supplies are going to
the British.