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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-18
Warns constipated
Folks About Lazy Liver

Many doctors say constipation with it,
headaches mental dizziness. that half
alive feeling often result II liver bile
doesn't nov freely epery day into your
intestines-so take DR.. Edwards Olive
Tablets TO insure gentle yet thorough
bowel movements. Olive Tablets are
simply wonderful TO stir UP liver bile
secretion ard tone UP muscular intesti-
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-18

Take Commodore Vanderbilt
locomotive at Sl.l9; a transformer
az $500. Hook on ears. l5e and
zoe each, and 10 track sections, lie
each. You've got a right-of-wsy to
Christmas--at total cost Of $3.50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-18

ADVERTISEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-18

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-18

Add e" to "a and you have the
cost OF each card. AriIzing--s
you'll realize when you see the
card themselves. No two alike.
With envelopes. Complete soc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-18

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wide, OF warranted y karat sold. Floral CEN
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800 each.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-18

Full-fashioned, '-thread. ringlem stock
ings; pure silk Lex with reinforced
foot and top-at the old price of 49e
PAIR. Limit 8 pairs TO a customer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-21
Lumber Workers
Pick New Agent

Tacoma district council OF Lum-
Der and Sswmill workers held an
nual election of officers Thursday
in the union hall at 18th and Mar
ket SITS. returning r. B. Davis to
the presidency
The resignation OF Earl Hartley
as business agent was accepted by
the group and Kenneth Gordon.
who has been serving as assistant
business agent. was named his
successor. Hartley resigned to &C
eept the office Of president and
business agent Of the Puget Sound
district council, Lumber and Saw
mill workers, with offices IN Sc
attic.
Other officers elected include A
J Roland, vice president, J. A.
Visncour, re elected secretary
treasurer: Robert Wassell, re-
elected conductor; r. G. Bailey.
warden, and Ray Feley. reelected
trustee for a three-year term.
II was announced the local or
ganization comprises 800 mem
bers, all of whom are receiving va
cations with pay. II was estimated
that more than one-half the mills
in town have already given their
employees vacations. and that the
others would follow suit before
Sept. 1.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-21

As their contribution 10 the
entertainment Of the men In the
new defense army, the SIS mem
bers OF the College OF Puget Sound
band camp went 10 hcChord
field Friday night and played
popular concert for an apprecia-
tive as well as critical audience
II was a critical audience because
there are In the AeChord field
personnel many who know their
music. including a few with mas
ters degrees. Theirs was no doubt
about their appreciation.
Though there Was some dis
Appointment that war department
regulations prevented a closeup
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-21
Lutheran Council
To Meet Tuesday

A council comprising men cf the
Lutheran faith in Tacoma and
Pierce county viii hold n. first
open meeting Tuesday At 4 p. m. IN
Luther Memorial church. SO ath
and sts. according 10 the com.
mitiss In charge 81 organisation.
Principal speaker will he ffof.
J. Y. fflasgsr 81 Pacific iAithsran
college. who will address the group
on How Lutheran Men Can Serve
the Church and the Community. +"
Included IN the musical program.
which viii be followed by refresh
msnts. ~lll be vocal selections by
Miss Anna Aikksssn.
The council 10 not part Of any
organization previously organised
In the state and will compris. only
men In the city and county. It's
organization was eompis
through work % . COMMITTEES mads
up Of TryKye Biz and Norwsll
stsiro 81 Bethlehem church, Oscar
Anderson az Luthsrs Memorial
church. Mr. Olson and l.. ". Nor
gard ~ Hope church and v. e
Thorsn Of First church.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-21

go. rrtst~a - . xseN w<sA :
site ssa fsa< eAlI6rea. 4
aFs - fw~ss~ 49, spo~eeee1
- srsr~stssss fh> 800 ss~e1
hsm xssiits sra a>rr~~1 sooe
10 s.ss -, Win Als s~u NJ
sors members - Inc carAsaa
Thought that ~ss <strems punish
msns snd pleaded Tor . light s~n-
tsne~ - seenaet - tns wife
and seur ehiltrsu rat the jury -
sisted thst ths s~stn penalty -
sssetss - . warning IN cthsra
one Il ne unsttsessd young nss
~ the caravan sare~a N drive the
team sns other prevsssau made fer
the family.
rN> sess ws~s~teu esstv -
wsesses~v wss hssu~a N mn
vse~ - ~ es~v - . -.
ts~s s.nxs - shs~s waGrs
s~.ss>s s~>ssv n1.>~a -.
sessst hnssssG - go -
ssss r~ps sasesau fs~ss ~
wssss ts~esse
More fe<tnnsfs that srrs ethse
Kr.aps the us~ksr party h.1
little tr.uhis vsth Indiana ne
worst eeeurere. n N. tfsp ~~s ss
sria~m,< af chal.r. ~hleh teas .
aamhss - ilves ons Dag ~ss vsvy
murh lie snathsf - tns ing
train worked westward ncms-
times the auss wss Irsal~fshss.
Water vas scarce ard foe days ~ .
time enaia 10 used erly fev errs-
ina NJ dfinklss oessssnosiiv the
routine wss vsfssd ~ ~irdssnrra
~ elauasuvss. and several flnss
the night camp was msrsssd ~
sssmpedisx baffsia neras.
whes sss soeptsv posey
r~~ess< fssspp~1esre n~rh -
wysssssg se~ss wevs Wssv>p
ti.ss - ths r~rk wht~e 10
sss~s~l sAss ~ - - ~
sssis wss ~ Lrass snsss hsus-
Ss~a s.llss ~ ~ eesa ~
ssk~s - - ~ ssass essssu1-
"a isss ssvseas ss~1sss mn1no
ts~s Ne est.
tcs~s'ssss us~Asyi
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-21
Record Number
Go TO Seymour
~ Comp Hoving
Its Biggest Year

Camp seymour. fassi resF~ss
tionsl institution Ger I M c =
boys = currently breaking =
reoords faf safoilm~nls a -
disclosed saturday hy psrseteF
ROYAL Llaasl
At present the second tNe-wsek
period = under way Ntth iie bsfs
attending breaking ne record st
during ths frat persea 1ast ended
InalesIlaas are that the aa=
usually heavy enraiins<nts Win
eoattnue until the esmpiax
season enas the latter part ~
August Secretary 4. q shaw
said NJ Registrations. have e~es
refused. and are presently 30
Ing accepted for the fiasi
period IN August
Friday evening ths Tscoma no.
tsry club paid lss traditional a.
naai visit % the enesmpment. the
Rotary bays COMMITTEES thi. year
asain has paid the expenses Tor
80 werthy boys "a attend the
summer camping.
MeanNhlls. tho yearly baseball
"fsud between Camp seymour
aud Camp Colman lasatilsl ~as
won BY the Tacoms lads. 50. The
RsgEer society IL again being fss.
Iured. with awards already made
Ia Don I.owery. Dwight Hall.
Garry Bailey. Rodsrie smith and
Don Jurasnzon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-21
Armed Bandit
Robs Cafe Here

rhs TIP . TIP safs. Ss3s nsash
Tacoma vsy. wss vnsssd n sie
Saturday nasnlns. palses r~rs~ss6.
About 1870 . ~. . soaGAiy
dressed man sntsfed ths cafe.
walked 10 The s<.ssisr sod shen
pointed ma feynlvss 81 the eess
register. sesssalnG 10 aff,esss. as1
por.thsa o,ibsrt. ~bs wss snsus
10 eie.s sp vhss tho ssndts ~
tered. turned ths money ovss -
the man.
Aside frum b~sng ryughiy
dressed he ~ss dssrfsbsd ~ ssevy-
sandy hair No estimate - -
age vas given.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-21
McChord Field Hears Concert
By Music Camp Band

view Of the big combat planes.
the members of the band got some
thing OF a thrill out Of the ride
10 and from the field in a convoy
Of army trucks The experience
will be = highlight Of the months
stay at the camp.
Starting at 73O the program
opened with the Suite Atlantis
The Lost continsnD. directed BY
Andrew Loney. and closed with
the star spanglsd Banner" as
the light Was giving way 10 dark
ness. Rodney Berg. snohomish.
and Rsnsford Wise. Port Angeles
were eo-eonduetors
The concert throughout was dis
tinguished By standard Of must
eisnship. precision IN attack and
fine shading and balance that gave
IN. performance a professional
character.
Last public appearances Of the
band Will De a popular concert IT
Point Defiance park sunday after
noon at } o'clock. Immediately
after ths concert the IS repre-
ssntstiyss Of high school bands in
Washington and Oregon Will PACK
up and start for home
IN. Sunday Afternoon program
follows.
Aarcn--Fsifest Of the par. so1ss
Grand FESTIVAL Overture REFS zsF
Directed ~ Af 49,
so,iloesy = n l'iesi inossat! BON ON
Concert NsTea- Ins pilgrim 80. Lax
Directed ~ NJ LonsS
fsTEpbfIssfOA
hSreh-h0thsra Of Democracy 49,.
Tr ere. son.'hihs About A.,
Directed b. NJ Bsrs
suits-Afisnts crns Lot Con
aocturns and nornins symh q
Praise
A Court Function
Love The Prime I'D AanAl
The Destruction o. Atlantis
D~Ed Bennett
star spADxisd Banner ..s.. 80
Directed b. Af snArcs
IN. band camp yss an szpsrl-
msnt sponsored BY ina music de-
psrtment, and a. far as the re-
suits are concerned Nas an IN
qualified succsSS II a. the first
tine IN ths history q the college
that 80 many excellent high school
musicians ard prospective students
asrs brought 70 the campus.
Whether this success - followed
up with a similar attempt next
summer depends On ne college
adninlstra tlon.-E. 7. ..
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-21
Telephone Pioneers
Will Picnic Sunday

Telsph0ns Pioneers. th0ss VIM
have worked Tor the Pacific Tsis-
phone 4 Telegraph 70 FOR more
than n years. ~iil attend a picnic
- Beaver axe. sboat FIVE miles
northsas, u isssqush. sunday.
Several hundred members q ihs
group and their families are Ok
pects6 70 attend from All portions
q northwest Washington There
viii - between IS and 100 mem
bsrs attend from TseofnA. Il zss
sad.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-21
Walks Into Truck
Scalp Laceraied

Albert Wallmon, AZ. received
scalp decorations Friday night
when he walked into the rear Of
truck al Ea. 18th ST. and St
Paul ave He was taken 10 the
county hospital Police said the
man had been drinking.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-21
Seek Charming But
Forqetful Soldier

FORT LEWIS - Post hesdquar-
ters had launched a hunt Saturday
for soldier who has great charm.
but - shamefully sbsent-mindsd =
= man who apparently swept a girl
right of her feet. but neglected to
tell her his name
The search was started after
Master Sgt. Virgil Field al head
quarters received letter addressed
as follows.
Soldier who was On Morning
Daylight. Seat 30 Train %. Car !.
Friday. 1lth. from Los Angelo, to
San Jose Bons town. On. Cali
fornis. Fort Lewis. Wash"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-21
Missouri JournoIiszn
Dean Dies Suddenly

COLUMBIA. -. From frvstgN
correspondents tn Europe snd
country editors ~ the arnsa rnads
eli MS former ssssdsnts cams
condolences to-day FOR Ne family
N rrsnk T. haftia. ss~n ~ The
University az Missouri jourrAiisss
sshool. ~bo died last sight.
De suffered . ssreks ss1n sftss
rssurnlns hons frosn HE rsGssiAs
summer sshooi eissses and 49,
within . fsw minutes. Ne 80
% years Old.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-21
Preacher Killed in
Truin-Auto Collision

CASHMERE, Wash - An auto
mobile-Eorthsrn Pacific train col-
ision four miles north o. Espsnola
yesterday killed the cars driver.
the Rev Wayne Robertson. Cash
mere Baptist minister. and injured
MS lz-yesr-old son.
Railroad Investigators declared
Robertson Wss diving At high
speed On the railroad r1ght-of-vay.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-21
SOUTH DAKOTA PICNIC

Former residents u South DA-
kots. nov living in Washington
Ftats. vii meet AZ the annual pie
mic svsnt Of ths South Dakota
association. 10 30 held in Point
Defiance park sunday. Aug. 10
IL IL announced that thsrs Siii
% az Interesting program and
AL former south Dss0ians are
invited % attend
Aixed dancing ~ evergreen.
Sat nlEnt Ksppys orchestra. Al
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-21
SUFFERS HEART ATTACK

Arthur Hsaton. 90. Of 1909 50.
18Th 81. Wss taken 70 ST Jossph's
hospital Friday afternoon n re-
cover from = heart attack. which
occurred a. the Smoke Snip. POI
Pacific ave. The heat gas believed
rssponsIhls for ths attack.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-21
$BIRTHDAYS
W II
FAMOUS AMERICANS
July 10

- Nv ~
lsos-Alexsnder Ds1las Rache
physicist. AZ Philadelphia
His most important work
was - superintendent o. the
l.. 5 Coast Survey. a posi-
ton he held for many years
ist4-SsmueI Colt. inventor. A.
Hartford. Conn. Re invented
the revolver and founded a
large Manufacturing bust
ness he also invented a
submarine battery for hsr-
Dor defense
tst6-Edward Charles Pickering
physicist and astronomer, A.
Boston. A. professor Of
physics a. the Nassaehu-
sets Institute Of Technol-
ogv, he established the first
laboratory IN America In
which students were in
strueted BY actual contact
with physical instruments
and measurements. As pro
pessor Of astronomy at Har-
ward he was the great pio-
neer IN photometry Of the
stars
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-21
Core Of the News
GOAT ASSN. MEETING

Washington Dairy Goat assoeia-
ton will hold It's annual midysar
meeting at Forest park In Everett,
Aug. ,. The meeting vii open with
registration at II a. m. and will
continue through , 20 p m. Pfin.
cipal speaker will be Mr.. Carver
past president Of the Pierce County
Goat club. according to Mrs.. o. l.
Williams. secretary.
Bedding plants Hinz Florist. hd
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-21

Lewis and Clark post No. us.
X. v \ viii meet at stt7 South
Tacoma way Monday a. 80 p. m.
All members are urged 10 attend.
Away better butter st Cow
Butter store "a Adv
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-21

Guests OF John Rain. 1909 4th
ave. n W. are his daughter. Mrs
f F. Stohl Marie RAIN and her
six-months-old son. Allen. Of Fair
banks. Alaska. and his son and
daughter-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs.
Morris Rain. and son. John. Of
Wrangell. Alaska. Morris Rain is
member Of the faculty Of
Wrangell institute. specializing in
fishing The party will leave for
the north the first OF August.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-21
IL I.y 20

is32-James Renwiek Rrevoort.
painter. In Westchester
County, New York His
paintings OF italian scenery
were very successful. espe-
cially those OF Italian lakes
Representative Of his style
are a New Engls q
Scene Morning in Early
Winter" and sunset on a
Moor
1sss--John Augustin Daily. play
wright and producer at
Plymouth. ". c. Some of
the famous persons who
played in his companies
were John Drew. Ada Re-
han. and Otis Skinner. His
plays. Horizon, - Divorce,
and "Pique,' proved him a
skilled dramatist.
1s46-virgil Gay Bogue. civil engi-
ncer. at Norfolk. y. Y. His
chief work was IN con-
nection with railroads. He
was assistant engineer on
the construction of the
Oroya Railway which, in
crossing the Andes. reaches
the highest altitude of any
railway in the world.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-21

lNNf AffttNN - HfHFNAt< -
Western fsss. TO sts fer snf
farm operation. 80 after rFe-
xiainx ccmfeFt.his eseIa
Ns~ker started cut a fana . -.
ns ~as fsrtansss he thought. Wien
hs ~. bird q. eeak IN . rail.
rad survey party.
That VS. e.s ~ rswss
ssxer.st waters CeusIsu
hsuss fh~ survey crew va
sish~ss>s Zoe the ehssssusss
holidays. N~~ker s~a . e~mz
panic. we've s~.sis fr~ss~ ..
s~~sk That exp~Tl~~~s c..s-
- the srser foe . fsss~ n
ie~s and made the M~~hevs
susceptible o. The sssrsss that
were astfss.s e.sk .ts.s th~
mild climate b. the Northwest
where . MAJ catld set Sc
ssre. sf esd l..d FOG sssh-
iss.
n seemed ilss . great epper-
tunisy but uas thing caused the
As.ssfs 10 withhold their deei.
sion. Ahout the first c< March
q new msmesr ef the family ~.s
aus 10 arrive. xeu soulant NJ.
way. tell about thass things ard
tho hesksfs considered n . 1p.d
omen when . fine baby tav wss
horn and the mother quickly 70
gained strength and resumed hss
normal setisttle. A month later
the MsessFs we're ready 4. Jain
others On the trail n the ofsKon
country. ana finally The fuysiiap
valley.
rhs fias On the nl.,purt river
vss un~vsntful bit there IN.
homssssssrs began To saeounsss
new adventures. The orsncn
movement vas u.s getting under.
~
, ~,
a. 49,, -,. no..
49,. -'-.,
-. -,
pas before their turn would GEMS
-
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-.
10y ~
.'a p'n ~ - ~ 80
."' /" 'o"P" !" NY "ss aan
" W 20 ~ ~" 80
P'PA'k /" "s'" '"'"s "s''
wagons ~ we mssn""s' "psfs
'"'' " "' WITTY "snhs ma
'"'' "s F"'" mani "'s'"f
ostsln.d an lnjuneslon against IN.
operation ~ IN. suow.
Lib. the treat pusyssits Of
tho.s sh. foII.ssd IN. trail
m o,~s.a. ~ mo, ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-21

Mrs. hitten Passes

Mrs Madeline Bray Mitten, 20,
died Saturday morning at a Ia
coma hospital following a long i'll
ness
She is survived by her husband,
Ted Mitten, at the family home,
213 4th ave. n. f: her father. C.
A Bray of Seattle, and her mother,
Mrs Grace Gilmore of Puyallup.
Wrigley and Clements will make
the funeral announcement.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-21
Oregon Trail Killer Dies on
Wagon Tongue Gallows
Men OF Meeksr portY Moks and
Enforce Own Lows
~ q. T. SNORT
f.rnma Tsnr<s staff Writer

When Ezra Mseksr hs bride started from the family
homes indianapolis in the fall 81 1891 they expected that
they would spend he Of their DAYS their farm IN
the then far westIovs The Indian summer Of the Middle
West that year beautiful there nothing quite equal to
II anyNhsrs II "a. q delLEhIfal hnneymoon TRIP.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-21

Miscellaneous Show

Miss Florence NJ. Ball Of McMil-
lin. who will become the bride OF
Oscar c. Ziegler Of American Lake
on Aug. 4. was complimented at
a miscellaneous shower Friday
night at the home Of Miss Gwen
Mcdowell Of Seattle. About 20
teachers and former teachers at
Black Diamond school. where Miss
Ball was also a faculty member.
were guests Going from here were
Miss Ball Mrs Henry Ball. Mrs.
Clarence Ball and Mrs. Eldred
Hanson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-21
Eagle Scout
Rating Earned
Bill Burdue OF
PuYollup Honored

PTYAIIUP Appearing before
hard ~ review FRIDAY Ri Bur
due. son ~ NJ and Mrs. LLOYD
Burdue. o. 20 4th 81. y ? was
gwen the rank of Eagle scout Of
the BOY Scouts II America. Young
Rurdue. who : = member 81 Scout
Troop No es. sponsored BY Bruce
A Mercer post. American Legion.
von the award with a nigh aver
age Or. Leo Campbell - scout
master Of the troop. Members Of
the board who conducted the ex-
animation were Fred ". Gnfnths.
s. A Stoner. c. McCleary and J.
/ Brown. chairman.
An unusual feature Is that Bilrs
brother. Jesse Burdue. Is also an
Eagle Scout. and records reveal
that only one out OF every 200
scouts registered ever attain this
rating He viii receive his decora-
ton at the court Of honor 10 be
held at Camp Kilworth on Aug Is
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-21

You help yourself when you buy
L. s. Defense Bonds!
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-21
Here From Oregon

Visiting at the home OF Mr. and
Mrs. j. w L. Kaufman Of 9th ST.
S W. are their son and daughter
in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Kauf-
man and son. John, and daughter.
Barbara Belle of Knappa. Ore and
their grandson, Robert Kaufman,
son OF Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kauf-
man. of Portland A daughter
Mrs. Harmon Forslud. is at Madi-
son. Wis. where Mr.. Forslund is
attending summer course In
pharmacy at University of Wis
consin.
Sunday afternoon, July 81, has
been chosen as the date for the
annual Wisconsin club picnic. The
affair will be held at the Alag
picnic grounds. All former resi-
dents Of the Badger state are in
vited to attend
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-21
nv a MEETING

BeddIng pIania. nLna florlst. =
Evening star., 1941-08-09
Princess RadziwiII Dead
Was Noted Letter Writer
By the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
ROME, Aug. 9-Princess Maria
Rose Radziwill, II. daughter of a
famous Polish family who knew
the great aristocrats of Europe's
royal palaces and entertained them
with her letters, died Thursday in
Rome.
The princess last experience,
which might have daunted more
timid ladies of rank, was her cap
ture in Poland by Soviet troops in
1899. Friends said she maintained
a dignified bearing before her cap
tors until ''interventions of great
lineage" obtained her release. Then
she returned to Rome and chuckled
about the incident. She had lived in
Rome more than 40 years.
The princess was a large woman
with tassels in her hair. She sat
in an armchair at her small writing
table in her apartment with an old
bulldog sleeping at her feet and
corresponded extensively with her
noble and rich friends in palaces
and villas throughout the world.
Born Countess Branicka in Poland
in 1868, she was married there
in 1888 to the late Prince. Georges
Radziwill. who died in Vienna in
1914. Her son, Prince Antoine of
Warsaw, succeeded his father as
head of the family. Other children
were Prince Charles. Prince Leon
and the Princesses Rose, Therese
and Elizabeth.
Evening star., 1941-08-09
Bruno MussoIini Buried
Near Duce's Birthplace
5y the Associated Press.

BY the Associated FTcSk.
PREDAPPIO, Italy, Aug. 9-Pre-
mier Mussolini today buried his
second-born son, Bruno, in the little
cemetery of San Cassiano in Pennio
near the graves of II Duce's black
smith father and school-teacher
mother.
The body was brought here yes
terday from Pisa, where the 23-
year-old air captain was killed
Thursday in the crash of an expert
mental warplane.
The populace Of this little village
where II Duce was born and fam
lilies from the surrounding country
side lined the road from the Fascist
headquarters here to the cemetery
while the funeral procession moved
slowly under the warm sun.
Mussolini and his family followed
the hearse along the road showered
with flowers. Behind the imme-
diate family walked high officials Of
the Fascist Party and military and
civil authorities, carrying the ban
ners of Fascist organizations, in
cluding those of sports groups of
which Bruno Mussolini had been a
member.
Evening star., 1941-08-09
British War Materials
Conveyed for Next
Near East Drive
English Claim Toll of
Two Axis Ships q Day
On Way TO Libyu
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ALEXANDRIA, Aug. 9-Claiming
freedom of action In the Mediter-
ranean, the Royal Navy and the
r. A. F. have conveyed huge guam
titles of war materials to the Near
East for "the next forward drive" it
was announced last night.
During July the two British forces
took toll of almost two Axis ships
day, striking at conveys seeking to
bolster German and Italian armies
In Libya, it was said.
At least % ships totaling 10000
tons were said to have been sunk
and 30 others damaged by bombs or
torpedOeS,