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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-26
Halifax foresees
i. 5. Maj Strife
International New. service VIII,

NEW YORK. March 26.-If
Chancellor Hitler ever became the
undisputed master of Europe, the
United States would be faced with
an immediate menace. Lord Hall
fax. British ambassador to the
United States. maintained today.
The veteran diplomat in his
first public speech since his ar
rival in this country three months
ago. delivered before the Pilgrim
Society, stressed the theological
gulf between naziism and democ-
racy.
After Great Britain has defeated
Germany and Nszl youth has been
disabused of the false dream of
world conquest, the program OF a
just and peaceful future will be
cooperative action among nations
in political and economic matters,
Lord Halifax said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-26
24:B Wayne Draftees
Report for Induction

vester B. Ledbetter. i2p Manisiique.
Charles l.. Kiefer 245 Tyler. Highland
John 4. cuneo. 2eOi Lakewood
Valentine j. Bidzlnsk 2233 Harper.
Nike L ponoffio,. 2572 Meqreii
Joseph NJ Gozdzallski. 4O2 Horton.
Michael A. shufeb. 1873 Porter.
Robert Il Dyer. p Charlotte.
John J. zresk. 1857 Dubois
Pau j. Sellers. 2273 Garland.
Bob S Gabbayd 1919 Jos Campal
Chester r Zylka. 1922 Clayton
j. 3 Goldman jT 1872 Fourth.
Bert l.. DARN s409 Homer
Lyle r. Coles. 1854 Mansfield.
Joseph Zsdora. 1891 Casper.
John G.. kraska. 1924 MERCER.
Joseph A. Combos ssis Fulton.
Konstanty GugAls 3sbs Cabot
STANLEY ]. Waltos 7416 Psrkwood.
Edward L. Remley, GaHatin, Mo.
Frank f.. Looper 1914 Htllger
William II Dawson, 1895 Sharon.
william Thomas 1856 Fairyiew.
Theophil S Stick, jil2 Dubois.
Joseph Rossi 239 Eismere.
Lawrence ?. Sebastian Jr.. 1882 Whitaker
Albert l.. Beauv8is 1888 Green.
Herman Craven. rs First.
Louis 3 Lauzon. 266s Hilger.
Robert D. stacy 730 St Jean.
william r. TYrer. 2i43 Hart.
Burtchsl 1. Odom. 1917 LRwndale.
Raymond ] Urbanek. 3774 Central.
Joseph j. Sikora. 4347 Western
George W Lesko~sky. 1855 Noodmere.
InDmaH X NlintAIli IL IL NV fAAtt
William b. sutherland. l0i0l East Jeffer'
son
Carr Hunter 357s Hipeer.
Nicholas Barrow sky 341s Gilbert
George J. Flathe River Fails. WIS.
Emil r Lewandawsky. 1889 Holmes.
Arthur Kolar $3.50 COplin.
John r. Ryck. 422 Third.
Noel D. Keller AT Charlotte.
Joseph r. Wech $3.50 Lane
James A Johnson. 1871 Lawndaie.
Robert ". Ordway. I16s Marlborough.
George N. Hull 22l0 Third.
Samuel Sulleus Sc Henry
Melvin II Drewei 1873 East Montcslm
Felix GeneVich 1901 Springwells.
Michael Hobock 36i7 clifford.
Tavern r. Schafer 164i Gray.
Alfred Cruz Jr s25 Cherry
Edward s. Kasztelan. 47i7 Central.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-26

Eight Wayne County draft
boards today sent 243 selecteeS Ic
the local army induction station
Selectees from Wayne County
Griffin Chsppene. 1922 MeGrsw.
Leroy A. Kirion 609s colfS1.
Homer p. Holston 42i East Columbia.
Henry ). Young 61li Firwoos.
Galloway Mcknight. 40 Napoleon.
William +. Hudson. 1911 Woodrow.
James r. Nash, $50 CDlfsX.
Car J. simpson. 57e6 Van court.
Sidney @ Blake pa Alfred
William T. Richardson, 1888 Brush
Charles. r. Webb. 3O2e West Kirby.
Aaron c. Cross 1893 McGrsw.
Robert H. Smith 1913 sherman.
Albert l.. Warren. $50 Sixth.
Iamez- N. Smith. 524 Watson.
Isaac Spencer. $40 Theodore
James 4. scott. al East Hancock.
Henry N. Polite. as Mack
Elmer r Brown Jr ~ East Garfield.
Lee GROSS 5000 Brush.
Blannon Moone 1850 Brush.
lsadore Winstead, General Delivery, De
Leo Z White. 2ss East Garfield.
Otis Bannistsr $3.50 Vinewood
Arthur s Moses. 3402 Brush.
Leland Moore, $50 Napoleon.
Leondria D. Clay, AS East Elizabeth.
Robert Manning, 2pf Erskine.
Joseph r. Canton. 1913 Lacrosse.
Cecil H Williams. 35ii Fairyiew.
William L SaccQ. 29l4 ST. Jean.
FRANK W BrickmRn 1925 Gray.
william X Hall, 23e6 Pear,
George surniAk. 505s Cicotte.
Leon D Fiat. 2177 springie.
Robert r. Ioershon 29T5 Drexel.
Roger W. Long 1888 Lakeview.
STANLEY r. Cletz. $3.50 MERCER.
Henry r. Cote li15 LskevieW
Robert c. Dehi 1886 Lskepointe
Nike p Kartje. 1859 Lenox
Edmund s WegrzynOwlcz. 1868 81. Aubln
Gilbert f. CudmoTe 2229 EastaVn,
Milton L. Marks s07 Seward
stanislaw Mierzejek 1888 Chene.
Arthur J. Msrabate Jr., 1882 s.. Jean.
Leo II. OpBlewski 1882 East Ferry.
George W McCloud. s715 Rsthb0ne.
WiBfred J. Zsmie 1910 Lycaste
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-26
SILENT WHEELS

This car" he said, will he
something Detroit streets have
never seen before. IL Ia equipped
with new type silent wheels,
overhead lighting, new bucket
seats and is painted a handsome
twO-tone.
at cost us nearly $4,000 to
rebuild il but IL IL il found
worthwhile we plan TO rebuild
more of them and, therefore,
bring that price down quite g
bit"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-26
Army
Charters
3D. Liner
International News Service Wire


WASHINGTON, March 20
The war department has leased
the liner Munargo. a passenger
cargo vessel owned by the Mu-
nargo Line. IT was learned today.
Acquisition Of the Munargo gives
the war department three vessels
for possible use as troop trans
ports. although department Off
cials declined 10 state the use to
which the vessels will be put.
A usually reliable informant,
however, said the vessels VIII be
used to transport men and sup
plies to the naval and air bases
acquired from Great Britain in the
destroyer-for-bases trade.
The war department previously
has acquired the liners George
Washington, sister ship of the
Manhattan. and the Roosevelt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-26
u. D. Debaters Meet v. M.

Represented by J. Donald Nc
MILAN. commerce senior. and VIII
liam Curett. arts junior the Uni
versity Of Detroit debating team
will engage the University Of
Michigan team here today. Nc
MILAN and Currett both plan TO
attend the Sigma Rho national de-
batting fraternity tournament at
Madison, Wis, Thursday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-26
DSR TO Answer
Bus Foes With
s. New Cars

As an experiment TO test the
disputed theory that additional
street car service will attract
enough new riders to decrease or
wipe out losses of rail lines the
DSR will place So more cars in
service on its main lines. DSR
Commission President Samuel T.
Gilbert announced today.
The So cars, Gilbert said. will
be of the 52-passenger Peter
Witt type and will 60 into service
in about two weeks, which is the
time required to recruit and train
crews. Excepting for a dozen cars
usually found in the barns under
going repair the DSR will then
have all of its 780 Peter Wits in
service.
6O-DAY TRYoUT
"This is purely an expert
ment," Gilbert said. land, tenta-
lively, we expect TO keep these
cars In daily service for about
so days They will go-nn- our
main lines-Woodward, Gratiot,
/ Grand River. Michigan. and
JeffersOn--and when IL Is over
we should know whether. there
is anything to the theory that
street car losses can be lessened
by increasing street car Serv-
ice"
Gilbert also announced that th'
Peter Witt car the OSIRIS mod
ernizing for experimental purpose
will be ready for a tryout earl.
next month.
The DSR, Gilbert said, plans 4
sponsor a street car moonlight
and will invite Mayor Jeffries
members OF Common Council
other city officials and the pres
10 ride on the car during tn
trial -xt4trf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-26
Dual Talk
French War Filler. Wife
to Lecture Here

Capt Claude Gruenblat- Nordau.
French World War fiier and noted
builder of the Port of Tel-Aviv in
Palestine and his wife, Maxa Nor
dau, landscape painter. will lecture
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-26

Monday night
in the Memorial
Chapel of Tenn
Pile B eth FL,
Woodward and
Gladstone ave-
nues.
c a p I a ! n
Greunblat and
his wife will
share the plat
form and lee
ture by turns on
the su b j e c [
New Lives for
Old - Our Ad-
We ntureS in
France. Pales-
tine and Amer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-26
ALL. Go Dog DSR
For Bargaining Rights
BY JOHN T. NEvILL

an hour for coach drVers) would
cost S1.200000. Othec demands,
he said. would cost S2,3o00O0.
The ALL maintenance union IS
asking that the minimum be
boosted from 20 cents TO 80 cents
an hour and that all maintenance
men now getting so cents an hour
or over be given fiat l0-cent-an-
hour increases. They also ask for
Is DAYS sick leave.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-26

lea" The lecture is the first of a
series of student assemblies of
Beth FL College of Jewish Studies
sponsored by the Mems Club Of
Temple Beth e.
Captain Gruenblat's work in
Palestine gained him international
[ fame. His wife is the daughter of
Max Nordau. the French critic
and philosopher.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-26

tablet now, anyone can afford the
fast-acting Bayer product. Follow
these suggestions. They may save a
rheumatic or neuritic sufferer many
dollars.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-26

There's no point now in being a
martyr to the exhausting pains OF
rheumatism, neuritis, or neuralgia.
Don't wait. Ease your suffering fast
by a simple. inexpensive method
that has brought wonderful relief
to thousands.
The moment you feel one Of these
pains coming on, take 9 Genuine
Bayer aspirin all,letS Wlth -iilll
glass Of water. Relief should come
very quickly. Repeat according to
directions on the Bavcr Box
People everywhere know that the
speed Of Bayer Aspirin IS amazing.
But equally important, You can
take it i1iih confidence. When you
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-26
Brown Alumni TO Meet

The annual banquet of the De-
troit alumni Of Brown University
will be held at the University
Club, l4ll East jefferson avenue
on Wednesday evening.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-26

scars from the prolonged inter
lunional war between the ALL
Street Car Mems Union and the
Independent Motor Coach Opera
tors Association, seemed headed
toward a new tug-o-war today be-
/ tween the ALL and the CIO-wlth
a handful of lesser unions standing
by TO pick up the left-overs.
In bargaining sessions lasting
nearly five hours. the DSR COM
mission yesterday conferred with
committees from three of nine
unions claiming to speak for vari-
GUS employees of the city-owned
( system.
- PRESENT DEMANDS
Although Division No. %. Street
/ Car Mems Union (AFL)-largeSt
of me groups-consumed most of
the time with demands which Cen
leral Manager Fred A Nolan says
would cost the DSR S3.513000. the
commission later heard Division
No. 26 called nothing more than
a company union by Lawrence
Blythe of the Go.
Blythe. CIO regional director.
charged that subordinateS Of the
management are intimidating DSR
I employees into the ALL unions and
/ that the management is working
hand in glove" with those unions.
Blythe was denied permission 10
act as sole bargaining agent for
the SYSTEMS salaried and mainte-
nance employees until he can pro-
duce evidence of majority member
ship.
Said DSR Commission President
Samuel T. Gilbert:
"You may come In at any time
along with any of your members
who may have a grievance but
YOU cannot speak for employees
who are not members of your
union. We were innocent suffer
ers I'm factional battle between
I rival unions once and we don't
/. propose to get caught in the
middle again"
CLIO IN PICTURE
/ Blythe told the commission the
Go union is "in the DSR picture
to stay" and warned that you may
be bargaining with us for all your
employees some day.
In claiming bargaining rights
for DSR maintenance employees
the Go is vieing with three pow
erful AFL unions and one indie
pendent union and in claiming
salaried employees IT IS disputing
claims made BY one AL unlor
and one independent union.
The commission informed the
two AFL unions representing
street car. coach and maintenance
employees that it cannot consider
any requests for wage increases
but that it will do anything it car
to improve working conditions.
Nolan said demands presented
by Division. No. would cos
IS3.513.0O0 and those presented by
Division No. 1109 would cos
: 1892. 900. Hoy A. Traylor, Divi
sion No. 70 president, Claimed M
Z unions demands would cost les
than 100000" The uniol
Z bases its claim on anticipate
.DSR 1904 net earnings, expect
: ed TO soar as high as Sl,5OOO
REFUSE PAY RAISE
While refusing any wage in
Z 'creases the commission agreed t.
: pay six days sick leave a year a
cost which Nofan estimates VII
z range from S150000 10 100000
: year. Division No. 70 asked 10
II days sick leave.
Nolan estimated wage incret'
demands submitted by the stree
car union from SO cents 10 3
cents an hour for street car crew
and from So cents an hour TO )
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-26

Gen. Hugh 5. Johns n.
"America's Fighting Thinker"
Writes Daily for the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-26
Army OPMBoth
Draft Reuther
On Same Day

A. almost the same hour that
local draft board No. 81 refused
draft deferSIntto Walter Reuther.
director 81 the General Motors
department Of the UAW-CIO, and
ordered him TO report Immediately
for examination. Reuther received
a request from Washington 10
serve aS a "dollar-a-year' man.
uriof officials SAID today.
The letter, union officials said
read
You have been recommended
for appointment with the OPM
on without compensation
basis.
SERVICE WITHOUT PAY
.Your duties will involve GER
tain consulting services, or
other services on your part with
the understanding that any such
service rendered will be without
compensation from the United
States.
However. YOU will be reim-
hurSed for actual and necessary
travelling expenses In accordance
with standard government regu-
lationS when YOU are necessarily
AWAY from your official head
quarters on official business for
the OPM."
The letter was signed by Roy
jackson. administrative officer.
: Reuther refused 10 comment
either on the letter or on the
action OF the draft board.
The action of the board was
taken despite petition Of X. J.
Thomas. president OF The JAW,
that Reuther be given deferment
because Of his important work IN
connection with labor relations IN
G. NJ. plants.
MEMBERS or BOARD
Charles J. DeLand. former Re-
publican secretary OF state. Is
chairman of Board 81. He refused
10 comment on the board S action.
Other members are Edward Har-
rigan. a plumbing contractor, and
Edmund T. LuyekX, a coal COM
pany official.
Reuther was ordered 10 report
10 DR.. Charles Clifford for medi-
cal examination. He is married but
his wife has been acting as his sec
Rotary. II Reuther passes the phys
ical examination it is likely he will
soon be indicted into the army.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-26

have found that
nothing brings more
effective and de-
pendable relief than
Bayer A spirin.
Rememb her this,
and when you buy,
always ask for it
by its full ma me,
'Bayer Aspirin.
not for aspirin
alone. At only lc q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-26

see your own physician to treat
the cause Of your pain. don't put
this off , ask him especially about
this.
Thousands Of normal persons
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-07
zoo, 900 Germans
Killed or Wounded

MOSCOW - Russia asserted ~
day that German losses IN killst
and WOUNDED totaisd IT Least 100
600 men since thu start u the var
n was said that three days d
fierce and lnosasant fighting on ms
important BsrsxinA r1vsr front
east u Mlnsk had developed nn'
fayOraDly 20 tins Germans and that
al Mar attempts ~ fore a eroas.
lng n ths riysr mad been fspDissd
~ uss admitted that the
Germans had made some gains
ln the Dyfnsk area ~ thu
Baltic front and thu f<psi afs@
north u nissk hut ID ~As said
that = big GsrmAa drive had
been checked In the TarBspoi
sector Of the tkranIas front
The early var commpniqDs re-
ported violent fighting on the
Dylnsk. EOnsoy. BoDrIiek and
Tarnopoi fronts and said that IN
other sectors me Russians we're
holding firmly against Germans
xho vers trying 20 drive wedges
into Russian territory.
On the Dvnsk front. the com
munlque said. the Ger n =
brought up large tank units and
Continued on Page 2. Column 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-07
EEa9Ela|SH|@S

CAiRO-The royal air force said today had bombed
AriS ships arpiaaos and hangers the north African
coast and ~ Syria especially "a the Tupol Ships
Beirut hdrbor also icere reported st df0e.
RuMsoN I-Pr1e-Fghtef By Conn announced today that
h. Mary Pittsburgh secretly
Tuesday Philadelphia
wASHs6TosTh. bod, e "a. Pssse-, ps-is.
81 Poend and .omo oseY eoesd ArEr-
kstonol viii Polond
Fsnero Polish held s~phi
MI. VERNON y. Y-Pohce reported that L
tsry City.
his home here today apparently suicide
Ottos body found bathroom floor
around his
WASHING roN-opM Director william $ knudsen will begin
Monday of defense make irsthand
aircraft hpbulding other defense production
wAsHINGToN-Pnce Control Administrator
today Motors Corp
automobiles the
GM officials Henderson said agreed
within
will be produced August
TAHOE CITY col-A tibet $50 i.-.r, from M
leonord Bloch. this
Jehonsen 'ode He described the robbery Inside Job
sPRINGs-After playing
Spokane Wash, suddenly
schooache passed
halfway point 36-hole
Western Amateur tournament today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-07
Attacks Son,
Kills Himself

DALI.AS Upward Stew
ems father and mother we're sep
aratsd and u looked Ike a bleak
Fourth of July 10 ths 7-yssr-old.
But things frightened when his
father called from his downtown
hotel room ard invited the boy 20
come oo2n He'd buy hlm = pair
Of shoes And take him % a picture
show. he ssid.
% Mrs. stevens took Edward -
the hotel and led MIN 70 the room
where his father stayed. Then shs
turned 10 lsAys.
Tho door opened and Edward
yss matched inside The DIOR
slammed smut snd Ars Stevens
heard ber son scream. Then me
screams stopped and there vas a
shot
Hotel employees helped her break
into the room. They found the
enid on the couch. seven stab
wounds inflicted with an zee pick
IN Ms shoulder and chest. The
father. Jesse +. Stevens. So.
former city smpioye. Nss dead He
had shot himself He left no note
explaining mis- act
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-07
Crowd Of II 900 in Stadium
For Annual July 4ih Show

by searchhghts of the u. s. de-
stroyer Fox, moorcd at the Young
love dock nearby.
Antics OF lola, the clown and
his tumbling table made a great
hit with the crowd.
No Accidents In Bowl
Tim Kimball, chairman of the
Fourth of July committee of. the
junior chamber said it was his
opinion the fireworks show was
the best in the seven years his or
ganization has been conducting the
stadium programs.
There were no accidents reported
in connection with the perform
ance.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-07

Arguments pro and con On Al
three referendum measures no1
being counted BY Ars Reeves have
Dssn filed II the fsfsfsnda have
the required 10000 valid agnA-
tgrs. they viii 40 On ths sovsm.
Der. isf7. ballot and ths la~ -
held ia Absysnes until then
ne Argument against the
Nofhnes's compensation iAs
Was flied ~ Defenders ~
Washington rzyrsiis. Inc. "a
charged the iss. n allowed %
10 into effect, woDid cost In.
dusiry . $40 per cent increase
In taxss. DDring 1874 the
uorkmen's eompensstion pro-
gram VIII cost industry 81
zsD, t9z.
The ball would boost this 10
seven million and would drive away
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-07
3 Slightly Hurt
By Firecrackers

Only three casualties. all minor,
resulted from shooting fireworks
IN Tacoma on the Fourth of July
William Winter. As, of 918 So.
Alder st. was treated at st.
Joseph's hospital as result of an
accident at Browns Point. A
cracker blew a tin can TO bits, and
one of the pieces lodged in Win
ter's thigh.
Paul Tauscher, %, of 5035 so.
Tacoma way, burned his fingers
when a cracker exploded in his
right hand. He was treated al
the county hospital.
At the Bridge clinic. 1l-year-old
Jimmy Christnacht, Of 1906 No.
Steele st, was treated for burned
fingers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-07
ArmYShould
Be Sold on
Bridge Plan
Coffee Links New
Nurrows Funds
To u. S. Defense
Especial to The Tacoma rimeo

Especial TO The Tacoma Times,
WASHINGTON - To get n
new grant of federal funds
for replacement of the col
lapsed Narrows bridge at Ia
coma defense officials must
be convinced the span lis
vitality important as a mill
tary asset.
This was the opinion expressed
here today by Congressman John
NJ. Coffee. Democrat. Of Wash
ington's Sixth district.
PWA made grant Of IS per
cent of the funds used In con
s.rueting the original bridge. RFC
loaned the remainder.
"PNA officials are con
concerned greatly about the
insurance controversy now
current between the state Of
Washington and the eompa-
MES" Coffee said.
The congressman initmated the
insurance dispute would nave to
be settled before II would be feas-
ible again to approach federal su-
thorities on the subject of a new
grant or loan.
III they agreed" Coffee de-
clsred. that new bridge
would he desirable In the de-
Tense scheme from a military
point Of view. they might de-
sire to construct a much dr.
ferent type Of bridge than
existed before. 40 that military
transport could be handled"
The insurance case has just been
ordered by the federal district
court of western Washington 10
be tried in Pierce county superior
court at Tacoma. where a trial
date is yet TO be set.
A few days ago. 1t is understood
here. Gov. Arthur Langhe. Of
Washington. ordered his highway
department director 10 begin prep
aration OF plans for a new bridge.
This followed the governors re-
fusal to accept S1.s00,000 which
the insurance companies offered
in settlement Of the SIS. 200. 900 the
span had been insured for. The
state now is suing for the latter
amount.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-07
In Major Leagues
TODAY
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Washington. 900 900 600 ! 4
Boston. -. 100 020 0Ox--5 .
Leonard, A erson (61 and
Early; Wagner g. Pytlak.
Philadelphia O02 aOI O0O-5 81
New York. 30 O22 12x-1O II
Marchildon and Hayes; Ruffing
and Dickey.
Cleveland 200 900 102-5 ! /
Chicago .. 900 900 s00-s I2 o
Bagby. Brown (9) and Desau-
tells; f. Smith and fresh.
First Game)
Detroit =. 010 020 000--S 10 I
ST. Louis 900 $50 0Ox-9 16 |
Thomas, Giebell "a and sulli-
van; Allen and Terrell.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Boston -. O0l 600 00O-I 8 o
Brooklyn 900 lIO 00x-2 3 /
Early. Huchings ~ and Mssi;
Wyatt and Frank.
Chicago . O02 900 400 IL o
Pittsburgh 800 1870 02x-s IL 2
Lee, Presnell 80, Olson ~ and
Mccullough; Sullivan and Lopez
st. Louis b.. O10 900 O0O-1 S 2
Cincinnati 200 900 OOx-2 8 1
Nshem and Maneuso, Palgett,
Nandermeer and LON bardi.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-07
Pedestrian Hurt
By Car in Valley

PUYALLUP-Only accident re-
ported in this district over the holi-
day occurred about $50 p. m. FRI
day when Louie Mork. Route /,
Puyallup. a pedestrian, was struck
by an auto driven by Arthur Olsen
OF Route l. Sumner.
Mork was walking on the Old
Pacific highway near Sumner when
struck. He was taken 10 Puyallup
General hospital where attendants
said Saturday morning that he il
suffering from head injuries and
his condition Is none too good "
Particulars Of the accident were
unavailable this morning.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-07

nes Industries. u "a said
Ths American Federation 81 La
bor flied an argument, for lneiu-
sion IN tina sotsrr pamphlst. con-
ssnd.ag employers could reduce the
cost q the program BY reducing
accidents that injurs workers.
~ ss~erted n esmp>nasttea
psymsats we're not Increased.
Injured vsrkess would have 10
live off relief, ~ Eesesai tax-
payer sxpens~.
The federation denied an xss<r-
tlon that $500 600 additional re-
fefve would have 10 he set up TO
guarantees pensions 10 injured
workers.
The other two referendum petit
tons were aimed against two Laws
which would take control Of grand
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Toe Clouts His 18th

NEW YORk-Joe DiAsggio hit
safely in his 46th consecutive game
Saturday The Yankee outfielder
clouted home-run with one man
on base in the first inning against
the Washington Senators. The
homer was DiMaggios 18TH of the
season.