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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-21

current house=cieaning brought
the ornate mug Of silver 10 atten-
ton Of the membership. During
the clubs hslf-eentury Of existence
with numerous trophies dis-
played In sisss ess.s 81 the while
nobody can recall ever having
seen IL before
About s Inches tall, the rup
IL splendidiy wrought Of silver
with an artistic motif If sea
horses and anchors. An In
scriptioa reads: "First Prize
Annual Murray Hall Regatta.
Won nv Yacht Matte r.. July
10. 81"
Oldsters Of IN. club point ont
that Tacoma's yachlsmen hadn [
Yet founded their organization at
that early date. 90 the cup could
hardly have been "rnislaldH during
the move from Msury islsnd many
years ago.
At one time the trophy was
owned by Or. ~ Roy Henry. sx-
commodore ~ the club. IL ia be-
lisved. but that's only a very small
chapter IN the ancient mugs
elusive career
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-21
Ammuniiion-L Loaded
Train Is Blown Up
sTOf hHOI.M

rTOthHOI-d - a tralnlosd ~
ammunition blew Up today a.
krylbo station near the Cuff Of
Bothnia coast ana authoritative
Swedish sources asserted that
some d the ears o. the train ap-
parently contained German cargo
Thirteen persons we're injured BY
the blast, two q them seriously
Inhabitants of kryibo we're aNak-
snsd 81 the blsst and thought the
city vas being bombardsd Wit
nsssss reported that a. least 200
artillery shells exploded and one
II those injured Was a bog. MT ~
a shell splinter. about q mile from
ths scene.
A passenger train ~ the sta-
ton vas sef sflrs but the pass
sngers sscaped without injury.
kryino u on the main line Of
ths railroad Leading 70 Finland.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-21
Isl Call 10 Retire
State Bridge Bonds

OLYMPIA - The State Toll
Bridge authority today issued its
first call 10 retire bonds on the
Lake Washington and collapsed
Tacoma NsrroWs bridge.
On September ]. the authority
viii pay off bonds Nos l 10 i45 on
the floating bridge In Seattle and
Nos. ! n IS on the SsrroVs bridge.
Bonds are In 1000 demon Hs tions.
Funds for retiring the Seattle span
securities com. from fees charged
travellers and for the Tacoma
bridge from = bslano. on hand sf-
ter the bridge gas finished.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-21

MOSCOW - The Red army
was reported today to be
fighting furiously against a
terrific Nazi offensive in the
Smolensk direction and that
key city on the road to Mos.
COW was indicated by the Rus
sian high command to be still
in Russian hands.
The German attack In the
smolensk area, IL was indicated
is one OF the fiercest launched
since the Nszi attack on the Soviet
started.
Great battles were raging
simultaneously To the northwest
on 100 mile front in the Polotsk-
Newell region.
Here Soviet forces fought from
positions west of the Dvina river
from Vitebsk to the Leningrad
railroad.
Unable TO Advance
South in the Bobruisk region.
II seemed that the Germans-
stalled by stiff Soviet counter
attack-haye been unable 10 sd-
vance to the Dnieper river.
The Germans had started
ferocious new drive in the Newell
area, on the Vitebsk-Leninerad
railroad 90 miles north of Vitebsk,
and the other battle centers were
the Polotsk sector between Newell
and Polotsk. The Polotsk sector
itself. and the smolensk and
Bobruisk areas 10 the south.
There vas nothing Of import
snce on other sectors Of the front.
the communiqu. said.
Russian planes continued IN
bomb German srmored units and
airports heavily the oommunique
said. and destroyed 81 German
planes yesterday
Casualties Very Heavy
Casualties were reported 10 BE-
heavy on both sides in the DAYS
first eommunique which told Of
the Newell drive and said there
was fighting also IN the Pskov-
POrkhov tLeningradJ sector Of the
front.
II was indicated that the Ger
mans had sought vainly 10 break
the Russian line.
In the course Of the night Of
July 18Th said the communique,
our troops continued intense
fighting IN the Polotsk- Newell, I
smolensk and Bobruisk directions.
NO substantial events took
place in other sectors Of the front.
In the course Of July 18th and
the night OF July 18TH our ar
force vas destroying enemy motor
ized and mechanical units and
operated against enemy aircraft
on his airdromes."
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-21
BY HARRISON SALISBURY

Fierce fighting ragged today in the Smolensk area 200
to 225 miles from Moscow the Russoerman neared
the start of its fifth week.
Russian reports indicated that the Smoensk battle may
be the berest since the Naz invasion 28 days
Moscow indicated that the key city, important
railway center still in Russian hands but the German
high command said already had been captured and that
Nazi troops were pushing on toward Moscow.
attacks of fighting
communications attacked
from massing and bringing them action
special of 100000 protect the Caucasus
Baku
at 100000 held fighting
These claims attributed diplomats
from Russia determining
The Germans still from
Moscowhaving 375
beyond smolensk four campaigning
break-hrough point Of Brest-I1tovsk. :.
likely
Lenngrad hreepronged action, norheawad
chief objectve-the destruction Of
army effective fighting moth
achieved.
10 II fighting pushed
of almost rs miles The
miles the deepest penetration
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-21
Humidity Up
AS Mercury
Goes Down
Lightning. Roin.
Thunder Cooling
But Cause Damage

Bombed and blasted BY
mighty thunder.and-liThtni
storm early Saturday morn
ing. Tacoma emerged reason
ably cool in the wake Of the
hottest week in the city's
history. Most parts OF Ia
coma got nj least a little rain.
The temperature Il neaa satnr'
day VAS only n degrees compared
with - st the sam. time Friday
and pa7 on Thursday noon.
nut the extremely high humidity
after tho overnight rains caused
considerable discomfort. Y. n
westhsrmsn Myers recorded "a
percent humidity At 10 - o'clock
Saturday morning when the morn
ing check u regularly made.
The figure during the hot DAYS
had b.en down around ~. Wind
continued light from the southwest
al about q mph. At noon.
Tacoma city lights csishmsn
power lines ON the city side Of the
Narrowr crossing wer. hit by bolts
Of lightning repeatedly and the
seattle Tacoma lnteftie line vent
out four times during the celestial
bomhs rdmsnt
These Cottages bumped the
Nisqusiiy lines gut VI phase
although No direct hits were
reported on that system. the
eity's distribution system suf-
fered une~timatsd damage 10
local transformers.
After some short Interruptions.
a particularly severe JOLT Knocked
nut everything In the city's system
At approximately s.25 a. IN.
Industries. suburbsn water sYs-
tens and home utilities throug hout
the metropolitan area we're shut
down from . few minutes up 10
rfNffHi INVITE
Al . q. m, Light supt Verne
Kent ssld all ma or services had
been restored. but that some Of the
suburban districts were stili with
out power and would be until
transformers can be replaced from
stocks on hand
Kent said the city system had
been hit innumerabis times In
many places,
All over town. Mr. and Mrs
Tacoma climbed out ~ bed 10
watch the show. 10 sleep vas al
most Impossible beesuss of the
crashes 81 thunder
At iosss ons Tacoma hons
vac hit by q bolt Mrs. wsaaa
manner. s0is M. B.ifiuore 81.
reported considerable damage
had been done there by . IA
rect hit.
The storm VAS general all over
the Northwest, Knocking out power
systems and starting hundreds of
fires In national parks and forests.
Tseomas maximum temperature
Friday was % degrees even. only
z Of q degree below the years
record act Thursday afternoon.
The minimum Saturday morn.
iBg. following the storm. wAs ~
degrees. the coolest mark of tbs
week In this city.
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BERLIN-A high command
communique said today that
German and Rumanian troops
had forced a crossing of the
Dniester river at severa
points on the Odessa front
and that German and Finnish
troops, breaking Russian re-
sistance." had driven to the
north shore of Lake Ladoga,
on the front north of Lenln-
grad.
As to the fighting in the great
thester, the Moscow front, the
the high command repeated the
statement made in a special COM
munique last night that Smolensk
had been captured and that the
"break through of the strongly
fortified Stain line north Of the
Pripet marshes had been extended
over Smolensk."
Reach the Dniester
The German Rumanian general
headquarters on the Bessarabian
front had announced yesterday
that Germsn-Rumanian troops had
reached the Dniester at several
points, the nearest Of which is so
miles from Odessa, chief port Of
the Ukraine.
German-Finnish troops operat-
ing north OF Lake Lsdogs have
been driving. somewhat slowly, to-
ward the Leningrad Murmansk
railroad, which extends up into the
Arctic.
OF operations against Russia,
IN. high command, in a eommuni-
que issued from Adolf Hitler's
headquarters said in full:
German and Rumsnisn troops
from Bessarsbis have forced
crossing over the Dniester at sew
eral places.
smolensk Taken July is
AS already announced by a spe-
oial communique the break through
of the strongly fortified Stain line
north Of the Pripet marshes has
been extended over Smolensk.
smolensk. itself. tenaciously de-
Tended by the enemy. was taken
July le.
Groups OF the allied Finnish
army broke bitter enemy resist
snee and thrust 10 the north shore
Of Lake Lsdogss
German military quarters. sx-
pressing increased conviction that
the Germans were close 10 a great
victory. doubted that tn. Russians
would be able to get reinforce
rn.nts 70 close the gap" IN the
snolensk area Of the Moscow
front
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Heavy Fighting Continues
As Nazi Troops Drive on
In Effort TO Take Moscow
Turks Report Russions Moss Army of
Million Men in Caucasus Region to
Protect Oil Supply: Casualties Heovy

SToCkHoLM-Swedsh newspapers quoted reports or
tbuted rodo Lennsod todoy asserting thof German pone
heoviy roded Moscow OF todoy
mo such oid reported by either Berlin Moseo~1
The newspaper Aftonbodet quoted rodo lennsrod
Ing thot the keIin. Soviet government heodquere hed
been struck by bombs and ruined"
II sold oeodemy sciences ond monv other build
ns Of cultural importance in Moscow and in other Russian
cities had been destroyed by Germen Dir oneeks.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-21
Court Says
State Order
Not Proper
Judge Wright Gives
Puciiic Tel. & Tel.
Co. AL II Aslrs

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y 49,, sas ssngs n
s~.s.... s. sH ~n
.<.s,..- s.s - s F"es'e
,.@.-. ~ xsnf fste
/. -. ~ ne H Fs<rnnes
p' IN
as ri''na VS. IN the voiuminatss
rate 60 - ~hish. after . par
ana : hsif n investigation ecss.
nc ssn.on ne department. hsd
nsnsea The eemreny's r~ssssst fnv
no"o rate lssrssses - phoas
service.
Judge Wright asr~<tsS ~ A.
p@rtmsnt IN msks ssaespr~ss re-
vlssans ~ lss f,n.i,nr. IN ~nt~s a
n~ssa an sfa~r asnvtns "A. sv,..s
ard aireetla. : y.ss rsa.<si.. -
q similar amount
In only nas instance a,a Ias~~
Wright nphasa Inc s.rsrsms.s'.
finains. Ne affirmed sts yulIn~
permitting the pha.s ssmrsnx !.
ada 10 10 customers ma,ts,v nan.
the business ana sesur>t,.usl 49,.
lsvlsd On u ny the sils~s - oIxr-
pla, Part Anssl~s asssfls 60.
trails. shsitan. fs<li.nxh.m. p.v.
tau and spokane
Dsfestsr Ffea<ssrh n u.ml~x
~ ths department said M stats
msat wsula he naas On ths a~es.
sion until tbs asn. rsm~nt h.a =.
opportunity to study n Ne ssla
Ia Unidentified. s.....s !. .--,s
10 the rnpfems .u.vs.
ysAss wosAs Sass~S~A n.
a~psstmsse 4 nnvvuss - -.
eseass n $780, 80.
stats wtns - ~ - -
pssy essl1 ssss 3 - go
pss1s 20 . sssts>S ,e6s-s~k-
lss bsss isssesS ~ ~, a.
p~s cent ss~s,s A. ~ .~,>ss.,
hsss ns~u1 h. - <e~>sss-~-s
me msma op,rior 1890 49,
sueh Items A retirement f,.na -.
old employee. ana .sss.<.srs ss>.ls
paid To maintain s..f.vc ass.s..
~ the p.fest nan r~,scnan. -.
shas,la he lreh.a~s A. tn~ -.
h..s ana charged ~ an. s,,.,.us..
t,,ax. wuvn. .l.~ s,,.e,.s a..
hsla sef f,.s..y. - -
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..a a.. -, 4. .-..s-s..~- -.
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SELECTIONS
LONGACREs TRACK
SUNDAY. July 70
Post Time Z D. IN.

Fo~f iim~i p. IN.
FIRST RACE oakhsm. Ontario
Oregon. AIonas.
SECOND RACE; smoky ".
Brown Forest. step Mother
THIRD RACE Lady Hilika.
Norway Nell. Jimmy Csb.pls.
FOURTH RACE Pasip~t. Hsm-
brandt, sEssts Slipper.
FIFTH RACE; Chr,seis. Cresn
Flight. H~rest.
SIXTH RACE Hybrsai,~, Miss
Baker. E,dolsd.
SEVENTH RACE: Little Abser,
Lteiz's Son. Wee B.dds.
EIGHTH RACE. sehi.y Nurse.
Ti-irue. storm Warning.
FIRST SUBSTITUTE HaGE:
Disaster. Gsnyonconsrs. Golden
Float
SECOND SUBSTITUTE RACE
Norman D., Ada Mn. B~rsnds.
BEsT BIT fltil@ Abner.
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Bridge Suit
Trial Date
Set Sept. 8
Judge E. D. Hodge
Will Heur Case:
May Coll on Jury


The Narrows bridge insur-
ance recovery lawsuit will def
initely go TO trial. possibly
before a jury. on Sept. 3 in
Judge +. d. Hodges superior
court.
All this was decided Saturday
morning after a hectic Friday sf-
ternoon in which Judge Joseph A.
Mallery was Knocked out" Of the
case by affsdivits of pre- judics filed
by the ~ insurance companies
The affidavits Of pre- iudice.
which were filed just as court con-
vsned at 2 o'clock. were accom-
panied by a move for change of
venue. which was Immediately
granted by Judge Mallery. who
assigned the case to Judge Ernest
NJ. Card.
since Judge Gard viii not
return 10 the city until the last
of August, Leo A. MeGayick,
special counsel for the state
toll bridge authority. protested
this assignment and u was
agreed by attorneys Of both
sides that N either Judge
Hodge or Judge Fred q. Re-
mann could he found that the
case would be assigned 20 one
Of them.
Judge Hodge was located and
appeared at the courthouse within
is minutes. The case was formally
assigned 10 his court. but only
after the Pierce county jurist re-
fused to hear arguments over ques-
tons Of law arising over de-
murrer filed by the defendants I'M
less the questions OF fact Tor the
actual trial. was brought before
him. This was in accordance with
practice in Pierce county courts.
George Clarke OF Seattle pre-
sented the arguments of the insur-
ance companies asking that de-
murrer be sustained until an ap-
praisal OF loss should be made
Attorney McGavick and George n.
Boldt. both special counsels. argued
that the companies had made no
attempt to negotiate a settlement
as charged in the original com
plant
The state served the insur-
ance companies with . proof
of loss and asking for recovery
n face value OF the policies
totaling $500. 900.
This was rejected by the com
psnies who offered $500 900 TO
Gov. Arthur 3. Langlie on March S.
Langlie refused this offer. where
upon the companies served him
with demand for an appraisal of
loss.
Much Of Friday afternoons ses-
sion which lasted to 5 p. m. one
hour past the usual closing time. /
vas devoted TO arguments over
an appraisal should have
been made before the state could 4
lie suit.
Taking the matter under zd-
Nisement overnight, Judge
Hodge ruled Saturday that the
states complaint was a cause
demurrer and making the
arguments over the appraisal
the first item Of business on
September 4.
In addition Judge Hodge signed
IN order restraining the companies
rom all proceedings for IN. ap-
ointment Of an appraised. The
tate put in a request for a Jury
rial and August was set as IN.
insi date on which IN. companies
an resist a jury trial
Heading the states case was
'eorge r. Stuntz. assistant sttor-
ey-genersL Seven sttorneys wer.
n hand for IN. companies and IN
luded George Clarke. Fred Clarke.
Ilbert Rode. S. H. Kellsrsn. Guy
;roff and Ed Dobrin.
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PHONE RATE BOOST DUE

YONkERS. Y. Y. - Re-
questcd. one Of tho better
two year.olds developed this
year. carried the racing silks
Of h. r. Whitaker 10 = photo
finish victory today in the
2sth running OF the $4,000
added fastvicw Stakes. II
was the fifth victory IN slx
starts for the fleet son Of
Questionnsire. sundial hauled
down place money. and Rob-
ert :. Clark's Colchls came in
third.
AsmINGroN Rear Admiral
Pusseii wlilson. superintendent ~
the n. a Naval academy. toasy
sskea the house naval affairs
Commits. "a sutharsss additional
fund. 60 rails. the sshool's en-
roilmsnt 10 1000 men.
HOUSTON. TsEas - Thf
ersm Of fhs itailan frssghfer
Mongolia. found guilty ~ fed
srai court Of wiifsiip damag-
ING their ship when u became
EVIDENT that " Wosld be hsld
bv The American gopsrnm emf
last March. today rseesrsd
prison or refovmatov sen.
fences.
Capt. Enssio Ranise ,aas
sentenced 10 serrs four geors
IN a federal penitenf,arv.
The same sentence mas given
the ehisf engines. Gsispes
Tasaara.
Nineteen Of thu erfp uers
sentenced 10 three years and
STR months. Trio Minors
mere ordered 10 a federal 70
fovmatorv fos ioo pears.
sosroN - Me-. AIbsss sssssk's
Aisss shssissss< high vsssks 70 .
ss"y.ss,ss yissssy se1sv 10 ne
sis.ooo sA<sA hAsvsss-ss ssshss tss
'~s-ysss-sits sssssssss Ne ssssi 90
sss~ ~ sssssik osvss te.Ssy
-ssssss.
NEW toHk Claire Maynard.
former Hollywood film player. and
more recently . model. Sss found
1ead today In her Kssfiiisd apart
msni Poles. VINO hated the csss
tentatively 80 a suicide. said Mlss
Maynard had triad 10 and her life
nee bsfofe.
Ds
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celotsz. iinoieura and new wiz
ing and lighting devices are trans
forming Utilities Commissioner
O'Stii's office into something a.
together modern In the city hal
The commissioner - squeezing IN
a few days vacation while the re-
modelling work IL going on.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-21

Oliver John stnen Of Falkland.
graduate OF the College Of Puget
Sound, has been awarded the
coveted Navy Wings % Gold. 4"
emblematic Of graduation from
the naval air station at Pensacola.
Fla. He has been commissioned
an ensign in the u. s. Naval re-
serve. At the College OF Puget
Sound h. completed the secondary
civilian pilot training course.
Doris Watson and Jeanne Lam
oresur are cooling off" at Spring
beach, where they have rented a
cottage Doris Is vscstioning
while Jeanne oommutes daily be
tween her office In the city ana
the beach They'll stay at least
two weeks
Hugo Rsdke. 3s23 9th ave. en-
listed aid Of police Saturday 10 find
his truck. which. despite its being
covered with signs advertising
Radke's Venetian Upholstery Co.
was stolen early In the morning
At 9Th and Union ave.
william %. benson. son ~ Mrs.
Clara benson Of Tacoma, recently T.
was promoted 10 the rank Of
sergeant In Co. y. 33d Armored
Regiment, at Camp Polk. La.
Mrs. &. &. Sherman. s324 So.
Yakima ave. returned from an
extended visit With her mother. I
Mrs. Mary Bre~n Of Trinidad. 4
Wash.
Mrs. Paul Neidemzna and chill
dren ~ Tacoma are spending sew
sral weeks visiting Mrs. Wsids-
msnns parents. Mr.. and Mr.
William Fr.nz<n Of Lake wsnAt-
thee.
Clifton y. Row. Of Tacoma ha.
been mailed a questionnAlre. se-
oording 70 the Snohonlish draft
board.
Laurence y. Jobnsfon. construc-
ton engineer who represents tbs
federal government. saturday an
nOunced establishment q Office
a. the Tacoma In
dian hospital. With a staff d in
spectOrs and clerks. Johnston will
remain here until rebuilding of
me hospital - complete His home
3 Warrington. ID. {.
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This old trophy IS currently providing members OF the To
como Yoeht club with noutcol mystery good tor nony
hour OF recolecons yonno lis dsployed here bv Miss
Agnes Hopkins. OF the crew obood Ted Worhinotons
Modesto
Mysterious is the word for big silver cup that now
in the trophy locker at the Tacoma Yacht club
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ar Zone
Bulletins

CAIRO Tn< Royal Air flores
reported tonight that ss.yy bomb
ere have carried osis . successful
attack on Italian cruisers and "a.
stroysrs in tina nsrbor 81 Palermo.
sicily.
Lon Don British Blsnhsim
bafabsrs today attacked q German
convoy of the Dateh coast snd nit
and probably destroyed foyr ships
totalinE $4,000 tons. authoritative
quarters ssid.
ons amp as said 10 have been
blo1n up ny a nit In fhs stern
while three others Ssrs reported
sst sbIaxs
BERLIN ne afftelai news
agency q. ~ ~ reported to-day
that German bombsrs attacked
Soviet dsstroysrs yesterday IN ths
gun q Riga snd a claimed that
eight ships ~sfs severely damaged
~ homo hits.
BERLIN Ssxi sources claimed
tonight that ths German iuft1sffs
has truck terrific blows At rail-
road lines oshlnd the fighting
front. ssvsrtag communication
sloSE the Lsnlnxrad. Moscow iins.
blasting = path for the Sxxi adj
vance east n snslsask and de-
s'foglng lnsins % the S0sogrsd
yoiyhsk kofostsn iins. - 20 iz5
miles northwest % kisv.
wAsHfsGTOs stats depart
ment officials sAid today mat
Laurence A. stsinhardt. q. =. am
bssaAdOr 10 Russia. and the ma
tority q hls staff ~ili remain IN
Moseo~. despite tina removal n
some members 10 kaxan. $50 miles
east ~ the capital
Officials ssia transfer of three
junior officers and several clerks.
along with certain supplies and
srchivss 70 kazsn. followed . Gus
Lomary procedure.
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Soldier Dies
In Scout Car

PVT. stob<ft Butcher. 10. rroop
%. iisth Cavalry. ~ L<vis. ~ss
fatally injured friday ~hea tns
scoat car IN shish ne ~ss riding
overturned during mAneuyers an
ths military reservations n<sf Roy.
BE aIsd en- roufs ~ tns has,
hospital Al ~ L~~is. Three otb<r
soldiers ~ers ho~pifxiiz~d fellow
ing the ascisi<nt. but th~sr injuries
~srs not considered critical SAT-
ludsy.
Anoth<r " Lewis soIaLsf. Now
ard ~ Clark. ~. Of the Third
signal corps. sl~o vas killed fft-
day when ths co1ps in which ~
zaa a passenger crashed inso The
back al . hs1sy transport srssek
near Va zsth and , sts.
Bodies ~ both men sers taken
10 tns nsiiinxer mort,zxry. which
wlll snnounce ths funeral.
Butcher. vino had been IN the
army only six n6afhs. was ns-
tive 81 Dallas. Tex Hs eniisted -
Laramie. wyo.. where his mother
and . brother survivs.
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Baseball Finals

NATIONAL LEAGUE
81 Louis eos Zoo COS Q ~ 3
Boston .... $50 roo szs--ie - o
sholn. Hutchinson %. krist
~. Sshsn ~ and Aaieaso. Pad.
geit. Iavsfy and Berries
Cincinnati At Philadelphia two
gafnesJ. postponed rain
Chicago A. ssN York. postponed
rain
Pittsburgh ~ Brooklyn. pos,.
pobsd rain.
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SEATTLE =. n. Hem<r. -.
grand treasurer AZ the An<i&nk
Order Al United workmen e
Washington. known Throughout
the state. died iasl nlghL
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BANK TRANSACTIONS
! acoma s....s..s.ss...t ~. sos 900
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-21
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Wsznffl Wiis1n I'd. Fottfr 80
and Peacock Allen and Terrell
washington sso ssz ii0-s n 4
Cleveland 05e sIs egx-s ~ A
Chase. Anderson ~. cafrzx-
qusi 80. Zgber "a ana Evans.
Early. Krsksuskss. Brown lsl.
Harder "a ami Hsnzley.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-21
Wesihet roreees,

Parity sb..s, tShlrht
and Tuesday. Temps:
High. 90: nv IS. sun
ri~e>. ass. sess. 1;51.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-21

Clifton y. Rowe ~ Tacoma has
been mailed a quesuonnAirs. ae-
oording 70 the snohonish draft
board.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-21

Mrs. Paul Weidemann and chill.
dren ~ Tacoma are spending sey-
sral weeks visiting Ars. Weids-
MAINS parents. Hr. and Mr.
William Franz<n of Lake WsnAt-
chez
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-24
Editors Note
international News Photo
iu,.m.,lou.I Mes, Phs,.

The Detroit Times daily editorial page. with
Paul MaIon, Hugh johnson, Westbrook Peg
Ter and other features, is on Page 20 today.