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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-05
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
Two Store Holdups
BY JlMMY HAlro
TARTs ON PAGE ONE

manded a key to the stores door.
imprisoned Reberger in the ioebox
and told him to remain there until
the getaway was made, then de-
parted in his auto.
About an hour later. a gun
man answering TO the same
description-about so years old.
unmasked, and flourishing an
automatic pistol-walked briskly
into the Safeway store in South
Tacoma.
o. +. Simonson, branch man
ager. was on duty. and was tersely
ordered to empty the cash register
and put the contents in a paper
bag
Lyman Felkins and Andy Hoff-
man. clerks, We're ordered 10 come
to the front counter from the back
room.
Customer Enters
While Simonson was obeying. a
customer entered the store. The
brazen bandit stood calmly aside
with his gun in his pocket while
the customer was served and left.
Thereupon the robber menaced
the three clerks with his gun as he
boldly walked out the front door
and disappeared with his plumber.
Clerks of both stores said after
ward they believed they could
identify the nonchalant gunman.
Deputy Sheriffs on job
Meanwhile, in response to the
alarm, Undersheriff Clyde Knowles
and Deputies Luther Wright and
Earl Cassidy spent the remainder
of the evening maintaining a care
full watch of other Safeway stores
in the city.
They said they trailed a sus-
picious automobile, which was
lettering near a third Safeway
store, and a little later found it
abandoned In side street. A
check of registry showed it had
been stolen q short time before.
Kansas once had active volcs-
noes. One cone is visible today,
Just west of Riley. Kan.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-05
Army Didn't Wont
TO Pay Phone Coll

MORrON-The two woodsmen
who found the wreckage of the
missing McChord field bomber will
probably get the $1,000 reward
offered for its discovery. They'll
apparently need the money.
When Harry studhalter and
Tom Harper came into the tele-
phone office here Monday after
noon to call McChord Field and
inform officers Of their find. they
thought the cost--about Sex
cessive. and placed collect call.
For a while NcChord field didn't
want to accept the charge, but
finally did when the operator as
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-05
Gets Chance
To Make Good
Term Is Suspended
For Kindregan

William kindregan. <3-yesr-old
Tscoms millworker. who "a,
charged with enbezzling $685.
while financial secretary Of Local
2ss2 Of the Lumber and sswmill
Workers union. won clemency
Tuesday morning when he changed
his plea 10 guilty just before
jurors were called into the box
TO try him.
Two weeks ago he had denied
his guilt Of the theft. Union
records showed funds were taken
gradually between Jan. /, and
Dec. 81, 1899
Many Of the jurors remained TO
hear Kindregsn given = long and
serious sdmonition by Judge Fred
G. Remain and then be freed on
a suspended 15-yesr penitentiary
sentence. 1t carried a provision
that Kindregan must repay the
stolen funds 10 the union IN
monthly sums.
Lawyer Pleads
This mans past record, De-
tense Attorney Samuel L. Grip
pen, argued to Judge Remain.
Justified the opinion that he
should 60 back to work and make
up these sums-re-estsblish him
self He is not one TO he helped
by a penitentiary sentence.
1t il case OF man who
works with his hands being put
into a position that was new to
him.
II can recall the case where a
trusted bookkeeper OF the school
system Was given q deferred
sentence. There is less vicious
ness here than where a person Is
trained in such work"
Judge Remain briefly question
ed Kindregan. learned he had
lived in Tacoma II years, is di-
vorced and has three children to
support.
Judge Comments
They all start not intending
to get into trouble" he comment
ed, and then get in too deep to
get out.
THAT girls case was not de-
cided here, and the court has
nothing TO say about il. She
didn't pay back the school board.
She paid her debt TO society by
killing herself the other day in
Seattle.
This charge carries a maximum
of Is years in the state peniten-
tiary I'm willing to give you
a suspended sentence, but I shall
expect you to reimburse this or
ganization. It's their money, not
yours, and never was"
Crippen informed the court
kindregan had a promise of work
in Bremerton, If not sentenced TO
prison.
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H Els MORE ABOUT
Main Street
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

the annual meet of that group in
Lombard hall in Everett, Feb. %
II will be recalled that last year
meet in Sopkane was won by How
ard Erickson. Tacoma.
Undersheriff clyde Knowles
would give a little something to
know what happened to the spare
tire on one of the county paddy
wagons. So would Deputies Sig
kittleson and Powell Clay, who
had a flat out in the country at 2
o'clock Monday morning. no spare
and no tools, and had to phone
Knowles to come to their assist
ance.
Lucian Hoff, manager of the
Dyslin Boys Ranch, is in the east,
visiting friends in New York and
Boston. He will return by way of
Detroit. where he will get a new
car to drive home.
Monthly meeting of the Pierce
County Dairy Goat club will be
held Sunday noon, Feb. Q, at the
home Of Mrs. r. r. johnson. 1870
So. A st. il is announced by Shir-
ley Miles, secretary of the organ
ization.
Al Braut. who used TO kick the
pigskin around for Oregon some
years ago, tried a comeback the
other day to the entertainment OF
a flock of onlookers out Spansway
way. He tried 4 quickkick into
the lake, but the grass underfoo'
was slippery. His toe missed the
ball. II was complete upset, with
loss OF equilibrium and dignity
simultaneously.
w. O. Mclaughlin and his sales
manager, Flop P. Olson, repre-
senting Mclaughlin Motor Co.. and
Boyd Shirley of Boyd Motor Co.,
attended the spring factory sales
meeting OF Hudson Motor Car Co
at Seattle Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Nathan Lynn,
Ills No. f st. are expecting in
about five weeks.
John Bennett. graduate of Lin
coin high school in 1881, who gives
talks on Grand Coulee dam in va.
rious communities and school dis.
tricts. spoke recently to a group OF
science students at Lincoln.
Ann Clarisse Is the name select
ed for the daughter born Feb. u
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Cook at Ia
CONS General hospital.
Trace Of Miss Virginia Virgins
~, formerly Of Anacortes. is beinf
sought here. Her mother, Mrs
Robert Virgins. said she had ha'
no word from her since Octobei
when the girl was in Tacoma
A Swiss magazine devoted Il
interesting youth in public Affairs
has accorded The Lincoln News
school publication internationa
recognition il was disclosed b,
Homer A. Post. adviser. this week
The magazine. the Die Jugend.
is published in Zurich, Switzerland
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-05
Fort Lewis Soldier
Given 90-Doy Term

Allen B. Roberts. 2i-yesr-old
Fort Lewis soldier from Emmett.
Idaho, in the county jail under
81, 600 ball since Jan. IL. facing
a charge OF grand larceny. was
given a eo-day Jail sentence Tues
day on an amended complaint
charging petit larceny.
Judge Fred G. Remain SEN
fenced the youth on the recon-
mendstion of Deputy Prosecutor
Horace Geer. who said investi-
cation showed no past difficulties
with the law. Roberts had been
accused Of attempting to defraud
q Tacoman Of a car.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-05
Siarile All
By Discovery
Finders Of Plone
Pose for Cunero

MORTON-Harry studhalter. =
woodsman with a eriniy red felt
hat on the back of his head. heavy
hcb-nsiled boots on his feet, kissed
his attractive young wife, chuck
ed his cute seven-month-old dsugh-
ter on the cheek.
He had arrived at his home a
few minutes before. II was his
initial visit 10 his family since
C. Thomas Harper and he had
startled Morton townspeople by
announcing they had found the
wrecked army bomber.
A state patrol car waited up on
the road and Studhslter, although
he had just come home, had 10
leave Immediately.
studkalter smiled nj his wife.
sDcn't know when I'll be
hock." Ne said. Expect me
when you see me-" He walked
cut the door behind Harper
aad, together. they returned
10 the waiting state patrol car.
The Studhalters had been sur
prissd when . Times reporter and
Q photographer knocked on their
door only q few minutes after
Studhalter. himself. had arrived.
STATE patrolmen and army Off
Gers had diligently kept both Stud
halter and Harper away from the
press.
But studhalter and Harper, who
had come in . few moments later,
willingly posed for pictures. They
were forbidden to answer ques-
tons and the reporter did not
press them. Pictures were enough
right at that moment. Other
photographers didn't get a shot"
At them until more than two hours
later.
The Studhaiter home. a RAM
shackle two-story frame house.
sets well back from the main
highway. A deeply-rutted lane
leads to the house.
No electric lights inside. An
oil lamp made . dim light In
TIE living room, hut all eyes
shese- Baby Elaine In her
high chair chortled and waved
her tiny clenched hands.
Her father. . sort Of super
Daddy Bunting" had gone hunt
ing and the $500 he will receive
should buy a lot Of skins to wrap
Baby Bunting in"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-05
Seattle Gets Ready
For PARKING Meters

Seattle prepared
Tuesday TO install parking meters
on downtown streets as soon as
possible. The state supreme court
in Olympia Monday night upheld
the right Of cities to install the
meters on their streets 10 control
and regulate traffic and parking.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-05

viii be q guest of the Fife Girls
club on Wednesday. She will
speak at . morning assembly and
will hold conferences with the
girls during the day.
Fife high school girls have
designated each Wednesday as
mildly day" when they will wear
white blouse costumes marking
their club as a group apart in the
school. They hold meetings on
alternate Mondays throughout the
year.
The girls are planning to en-
tertain the Boys club soon and
later will hold their annual
Mother Daughter tea. Gladys
Anderson. president, is assisted
this year by Marcia Wells, vice
president; Rosemary Robinson.
corresponding secretary; Betty
Jane Cappy. recording secretary,
Yukiko kubo. treasurer. and Ella
Mae Morrison. represen tative.
Miss Virginia McKilliam, home
economics instructor. ia the ad-
wiser.
Announcement 10 made of q
WPA class In handiwork which
meets weekly in the Fife chapel
on Wednesday at p. m. All
women interested are urged TO
join the class as there is room for
several additional members. Miss
Poole is the instructor.
Mrs. Allan Finstad spent sew
eral days Of last week visiting
relatives in Portland and Silver
ton, Oregon.
Ceremony Thursday
Eight members of the Fife
PIT. A. will present THE Seven
Candle OF Learning" a Founders
day ceremony, Mt the meeting on
Thursday of the Pierce County
Council at Summer. The presenta-
ton is directed by Mrs. w. D.
Vinson and is sponsored by Mrs.
Bert Kepka, county Founders
Day chairman. Others taking
part are Mesdames Joe Cereghino,
A. karpack. John kotchkoe. STRAIT
ton. J. F. Gallert and Carl Ander-
son. Mrs. Allan Finstsd. vocal
soloist, will provide music. The
group appeared at Gig Hsrbor in
January and will take part in the
next meeting of the Fife PIT. A.
A new picture has been hung
in the Fife grade school library,
genuine Japanese etching,
Lights OF kyoto." The scene. in
tones OF blue. is of a temple on
the hillside. with the distant lights
Of the city in the background. and
is mounted on a white mat and
framed in bamboo.
The family of kenji Yonemura,
eighth grade boy who passed away
just before graduation last year,
donated this picture in KenJi's
memory.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-05
Fife Girls Tumbling Exhibitions
To Be Presented at Game TUESDAY,

FIFE a team of Fife girls
viii stage a tumbling exhibition
between halves OF the Fife-Clover
Park basketball game Tuesday
evening at the Fife gym.
Miss Alice Grimes, women's
physical education director, has
in this picked team four senior
girls who will complete their
fourth year as tumblers. Edith
Bloomquist. Patricia Wells, Reva
Decent and Betty Moser. Ella
Mae Morrison. senior, is also a
member. and there are six juniors.
Kashiko Kawasski Charlotte
Obey. Marcia Wells tmanager).
Marjorie Reyes. Maxine Hawke
and Esther Spear. Ruby johnson
is the one freshman representative.
II has been decided not to hold
the regular gym night exhibition
this year. Instead. the girls
groups appear at various games
and will also hold an inter-class
basketball tournament.
Miss Fitton Guest
Miss Elizabeth Fitton OF the
state department of education
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-05
Pilot Wins Leniency

ALTA n T A, Ga. - A. c. Nc
Donough. Eastern Air Lines pilot
who recently dived in an army
plane at $40 miles an hour. was
hailed into court here for driving
40 miles an hour down Peachtree
st The judge suspended his sent
ence when McDonough said, y
thought I was just creeping
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-05
Dental Examinations

DR.. Arthur Nordi. Tacoma
dentist, has completed a dental
survey of all students of the grade
school at Fife. having given over
800 examinations last week. We'd
nesday he will begin the same
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-05

procedure among high school
students.
Another class under the WPA
set-up will be available TO people
OF Fife community when a class
in clothing will be organized
Thursday evening under direction
of Mrs Ida Hofstsd. All those
interested are invited 10 meet in
the home economics room of the
high school AT o'clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-05
Beware Coughs
Following Flu

After the fu Is over and gone. the
cough that follows may develop
into chronic bronchitis II neglected.
Creomulsion relieves promptly be-
cause il goes right to the seat OF the
trouble TO help loosen and expel germ
laden phlegm, and aid nature 70
soothe and heal raw, tender. infamed
bronchial mucous membranes. No
matter how many medicines you
have tried. tell your druggist 70 sell
YOU bottle Of Creomulsion with the
understanding you must Ike the way
il quickly allays the cough or you are
to have your money back.
CREOMUlSION
for Coughs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-05

sured the field the call was about
the plane. The field had had so
many calls il was leery.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-05

Kansas once had active volca-
noes. One cone is visible today
just west of Riley, Kan.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-05
Miss Fitton Guest

Miss Elizabeth Fitton OF the
state department OF education
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Vazne medjunarodne vesti
ZetvS sc zanje u Ukrajini.

IL Moskve javljau da nacisticke
horde prodrle do so m cd kva prenc Ukraine da e
Crvena Arm precla svak pousa napada umrenh
i srosenih' n:cistickih sa
Jedna Posle nedeja koem
Hitler rosao najsinu masnu rab redove
Armij da poko Ukanu da b doepao njenog zta
la nacsticke horde jos uvoje Ukrainu dk j JOS Tito bo
Moskve a java da Rus
zanu Tito, ako kada Hitler prodre Ukrainu nece nat
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bila potrebna hrana Ukraine.
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mtane Ona veiko pouzdnje da ce pbed
New Yorsa javal Gu brodkestovanje
kovke radio azna da Crvena Armija b@ca
krupne ake, avona, mad nemackm ratnim nama
gira nematk vonke napuste Hlera da rdruz Cven
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Jedna druga Moskve javlja otpor Crvene Arme
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uradi nemaeki vonc svoje puke
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Kroz kapitalisticku Ameriku
a najamnica?
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"Demokratije" &c nadalie umirivati Japana.

zmedju "cemokratia" Pacifku
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nrvanja demokaa predae Chosoatke ocetka Drugog
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SOvjetskO-''poljski" ugovor.

IL Londona avlaju 80 julia potpisao ugovo IL
medju Sanove Wade propae
Poske Stainovu vadu potpisao MaKy Soviet
ski ambassador Braniju Ia propalu Poljku ugovo potao
Vladsav Skorsk Nina Winston Chur
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Nanteresantnija avka cudnovatog se k
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pitalizma Poljske
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(Nastavak 3. strani)
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"|so|aCi0niSti'', intervenCionisti mir.

Osobe koje pre- d v O d e Ame-
rica First Committee, cesto pu-
ia, stvari izgleda da je "a sa-
da njihov jedini posao, da govore
protiv ulaska u rat. Lindbergh
jos nj jedan govor nije odrzao sa
kojim nije napao postojecu Admi-
nistraciju zbog njenog pristanka
uz britansku stranu ovom ratu.
Wheeler Sc prikazuje takvim mi
roljubivim covekom da cak mi
lion karata Sale stanovnicima Ze-
mile sa kojima in urgira da pisu
Predsedniku Rooseveltu da ova
zemlja ne zeli uci Il rat. Senator
Nye, kao Wheeler napadaju Hol-
lywood zbog toga sto sva indus
trija zivih slika udara u ratnu
zicu.
Svi oni skupa napadaju vecinu
politiCara, odnosno Rooseveltovu
Adminstraciju, zbog njenog pro-
ratnog drzanja oni Sc pred ma
som prikazuju kao andjeli mira.
Sada, njihovi napadi protiv in
dustrije zivih slika mogu biti ma
10 preterani, ali istina je da svi
bioskopi u gIavnome prikazuju
slike koje su vrlo ma strani demo
kratija" u .postojecem krvoproli-
Gu, tojest, Cd March of Time"-a,
slika novosti do salivih kartuna
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mokratije," kao sto one nisu,
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l sve to prikazuju sa ciljem da Sc
spodgotovi "javno mnjenje' da bu-
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Nije nikakva tajna da Roose-
veltova vlada brani Britaniju u
ovom krvoprolicu protiv nacista.
Moi ona Sale sve mogucu pomot
bez da je zvanicno II ratu. Drugim
recima, sve je priblizno tacno ono
sto protiv pomenutih govore iso-
lacionisti, iii America First Com
mittee.
Sada Sc postavlja pitanje, jesu
Ii isolacionisti miroljubivi andje-
Ii kako sc pred mama prikazuju
iii Sc djavo krije liza njihove mi
roljubive maske?
Ina takvih kapitalista koji mo-
gu biti iskreni pacifisti, tojest,
oni mogu tako biti samo privre-
memo. sto znaci da takve osobe
govoreci protiv rata nemaju n:kd-
kve prljave motive liza svog dr.
zanja. Da vidimo da Ii SUI takvi
sentimentalni pacifisti vodji Ame-
rica First Committee.
Veil jedna narodna poslovica :
"Zaklela Sc zemlja raju da Sc sva-
ke tajne znaju." Trudili su Sc iso-
lacionisti da govore samo protiv
rata, ali zbog toga sto oni nisu u
principu pacifisti nisu Sc mogli
dugo takvim prikazivati bez da
jednom cd. njih noga ne sklizne
pokaze njihov prikriveni pravac.
I jednom Cd njih je ma dugacko
noga skliznula. To Sc desi senate
ru Clarku il. Idaho-e. Una Sc da je