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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-08-13
BACKS Up RS GENERALS.

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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-08-13
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-08-13
JAPS TO ORGANIZE
AIR Defense BOARD
sBy s~ssassss: apre~ss

TOKYO Aasg IL ozzaal sad
that the government realszsng sfe
urgent necessity 0s protesting
Ialans rsasox izsdGsssraal cersers
sgsInss air attaek. haa aeSsse6 "a
re0rganize ths horne ministry
planning boaE1 into Al III d.
tense hursan
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were approved IN the cabinet 81
It's last meeting sae ners agency
declared
The hlTeaa RiIl have tayeE Sec
sS0zs s. supervise ar defense.
ecagseE7f ara5 generza affairs.
Dcsaes sid Tsraasrizns viii ~
sesst % industrial zreas including
YckohasEas, Nagosa 0sake ard
Kobe u wTk OF ESefeEase PROB
seEas Il was reported
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-08-13

1 '.Ohl~ Henry frowned there in
the sezni-darkness. And some
thing evil way down deep inside
OF him forced him 70 say. Aren't
YOU and Mcintyre seeing an
awful lot or each otherg
Perhaps, said Lueila. But SO
are you ard Marie.
That's beside the point. Marie
and | are working t0gether-on
the radio program.
Luella hared. And hope 10
high heaven yousM get that
damned program On the air event.
0allysn she said.
Henry gaSped. In all the years
ne had known Luella this was
the first time he hae; ever heard
her swear What in hiazes had
come over hcrs
Listen. Laella. he began,
We e simply got to-
Ena tired and sleepy Luella
cut IN I'm going straight to bed. =
She got the door open. and
walked into the hall. Henry be-
hind her. At the foot of the
stairs she paused. looked Henry
directly in the face and said
Henry Randolph Pell. you make
me sick.
Lsgella. yea cant talk to me
like that Henry said. angry. He
reached for Luella's arm. but she
eildei him. and ran I'D the
stairs. He Yves at her heels. You
talk Ike someone who's been
drinking"
Well maybe ! have, said Lu-
ella. e YOU men can drown your
SpTr0Ws igl drink why can't wo-
men2 We've got equal rights.
haven't wess
You're taking ike a little
fo0il said Henry
Ard you've seen acting like
one, Sal3 LaeaIa.
And 50 ON. ard 50 on-into the
bedrC0in and cut Of IL
My wife setting tight. said
Henry Disgusting
As a matter OF fact. said
Lucia I had one small glass OF
wine. hale drinking hate wo-
men wsa9 do it'll hate" She
stopped short and got into bed.
: Hurry Up, and turn OF the light. "
she said I want some sleep. And
you've g0t a JOB, in case you've
Forgotten.
The GerilsN said Esnrys
Then he too GOT into bed. He
lay tsllslIng. and Whist he waS
thinking acslsallg frightened him.
FUF lie thought kept eo.zislg t0
him t2sat maybe Tommy might
turn oGt 70 Re the means Of get
ting his freedom from f-aslla--
that Is e he ever really wanted
to he tree
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Chapter Is
Confession


pose / ever shall"
GOshs# said Henry. He was al
. loss for words. Maybe Marie
was modern. but he. personally,
had never before felt So completes
ly unmodern. Here WAS indeed q
situation Cor a man-of- she-world
and he couldn't handle 1t. II was
a situation that was completely
and utterly beyond him. Listen.
Marie, ne began again.
why didn't you cone uo here
before YOU were married she
rushed on. "Nhv did yea have 20
be lla such 3 hurry 10 marry9 We
SoQl1 have tested ourselves, seen
II We loved each ether maybe
gone en- together
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magrSage, Henry reminded. II
toak you At your word ana
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mean All know is that vosa re
married to I.Gessa. that shes halSl-
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-08-13

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-25

CLARK. Jack Holroyd. Earl Johnson
Phyllis Moore Virgil Sigafooe. Ronald
Thiel and Beverly Tibbs
BRYANT - Harry Compton. jeanne
Knapp. Marilyn Knapp and Frances
Nilsen.
Central Bernard Christoferson. Bob
Newton. Junica isaacson. Shigeko
KawashimA. Robert Ronins. YAK Ho
, Sang, Janice Wardle. Robert Wlldes
and Lyla Lee Wright.
Dash Point-Junior KEEL.
Edison-Marlys Berge. Earl Brearty,
Carolyn Estes. Rita Hermsen, Wendall
Kopf. Dorothy Miskoski. Pat Murphy.
Gloria Orrifs. Jim Reeves, Raymond
Smith and Elsie Wingard
Fern HiiI-Don Aeheson. Georgia
Archey. Loren Denel. Charlotte Hardy.
Bobby Heide. Dolores Omodt. Arthur
Paul and Betty Seward.
Franklin - Sidney Bowe. Lorraine
Bottiger. Betty Brown, Eugene Oar
ragh, jeanne Gehri. Rosalie Hoar,
Pat Kezich. Rodney Miller. Gloria
Morrimacci. Ron Reisinger and John
Scalara.
Grant-Bob Carlson. Donald Fisher.
Lorna June Flanders. Garry Jersey
Jack stephens. Anne Neff and Jane
Magnuson.
Mathematician Enstrom, Jean
Enstrom. Joyce Hall. Jimmy johnson,
Betty Keister and Thomas SledJeski.
Jefferson-Marilyn Moe and Ronald
Ofstead.
LoweII-virginia Mae Barnwell. Bud
Howell. Billy Perkins Marilyn Nc
Cormack. Leon Titus, Peter Wallerioh.
Nancy williams and Margaret Zaferin.
Lyon-Virginia Brewer. Bob Flint,
Patricia Jackson and Richard Perkins.
Mathematician Paige and Rich
ard Palomidess.
Northumberland nnsr
Mann-Pattv crais. Bob Edwards,
Gordon Pringle and Louann Upton.
McCarver - Estelle Darnell. Marilyn
Davies, Charlotte O'clock. George
Nitis. Paul Hitis. Harold Seaberg and
Marjorie void
Mckinley Bell. Joan Jordan.
Vinton Hartley and Alva Madsoe.
Oakiand--Dean Goering
Park Ayenue-Glenn Bowles Jack
Fabry. Lee Gaffekin. Doris Lundell.
Laurette Mackey, Beverly Nygaard.
Philip Parker and Francene Pissni.
Point Defiance-Lillian Finson and
Eddie Mattich.
Regents Park-Ardeth Owen
Rogers-Hope Blodgett Ieona Co.
bula. Frank Cole, Gene Coulter. JIM
my Foley Junior Kraft. Edmind
Wright and Jack wright.
Rooseveit-Bettv Jean Adey. Carol
Etherington. Gordon Kinsman. Aline
Il %~@'- ~ "AeAAH Lr0AAaA'' ANAaAA SotAt'o SAch
and Joyce Ulsh.
sheridan-Sue Dawson. Betty Jean
Erickson. Gordon Erickson. Marion
Hanson. Ronald Pesse. Prank Senft
and Howard Vernon.
sherman - Billy Dillman Harriet
Hermann. Van Lowry and Marjorie
Witherspoon.
staniey-rommy Angelus. Lucille
Erickson, Lloyd Gammersbik Bonnie
Iapsley. Albert Otto. John Pieterman
Eugene Reiber. Geraldine Roseno and
Irene Underdahl.
washington Paddy Black Joan
Browne, Beverly Christianson. Phyllis
Cock. Dorothy Cope. Eddie Douglass
John Hammer. Dan Tween. Edward
Morris Louis Sinclair. Craig Vile
Richard Waiss, Sally Waller and
Norma wilder
Whitman-Jim Cook. Delmer Cross.
Bonnie Deloria. Irmadine Getting
Marie Haglund David Homenda.
Alvin johnson. Frances Kendley. JOY
Loony. Janet Nielsen. Charles Preuss
Jack Rozmand Beverly Schlyts.
Amelia STACY, Melvin Stacy and Betty
Jean Wicker.
Willard Shirley Folsom. Janice
Gorrell. Ada Grover. George HALLS.
Russell johnson. Gene Knoke. Lois
otts and Name Roth.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-25
Highway Beads
Sold to Oregon
By Tacoma Firm

one thousand miles % concrete
highways in Oregon and California
soon VIII sparkle a. night with
glass road beads in the fog-strip-
ne and "no-pssSing- zones" Paul
4. Preus. president Of Prismo Pa
eific Safety Corp. Of Tacoma. an
nounced Monday.
Preus said his company here has
lust received an order from the
Oregon state highway department
FOR 5000 gallons OF seni-plsstie
hinder. mostly in the traffic yell
low color. and 5000 pounds Of
glass spheres commonly called road
heads.
These beads. embedded IN the
traffic paint. reflect light Of all
approaching motor hesdlamps.
Preus said it Is Oregon's imme-
date plan to stripe 800 miles Of
state concrete highways, double
stripping sections on curves and
bridge approaches where the no
passing" rule is effective.
California highway department
recently ordered from the Tacoma
company enough material for 400
miles and plans to enlarge this
program.
Washington state highway de-
partment has been increasing use
OF the glass bead system in some
districts. locally on Highway %
through Fort Lewis and at one or
two particularly dangerous spots
on the Seattle highway. A num-
Der of miles north from Vancouver.
Wash. were striped with the beads
last year.
Preus said the Oregon and Cali
fornia stripping will be standard
lied.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-25

Tacoma Advertising and Sales
club will pay a new honor 70 the
late Col. William c. NcChord A.
the adjacent giant sirbsse named
for him. when a large oil painting
OF Col MeChord xill he presented
to the personnel at the field on
Friday. Aprl 4
The portrait. % - about IS
by IS inches. now Is being painted
BY Marshall Reid 81 Tacoma. Who
recently vas listed as one of the
nations ten best graphic artists.
Civic Leaders Invited
The Ad club its president
Vanya Schmidt. explained today.
rs taking the initiative IN offer
ing this worthwhile tribute 10
Col. McChord and to carry TO the
officers and men at the base the
friendliness of Tacomans Lead
ing residents and officers Of other
civic clubs will be present when
the portrait is unveiled at an in
formal luncheon.
Mayor Harry Cain will make the
presentation speech. with Col. VIII
liam II. Crom. commanding Off
Ger al the field. receiving the gift.
Roscoe Smith. program chairman
for the Ad club. announced that
the widow OF the esteemed officer
ia being invited as honor guest.
She lives at Leavenworth, Kan.
Invitations also are being ex-
tended to Gov. Arthur r. Langle
and to ranking air corps. army and
national guard officers Of the
Northwest.
Financing of the undertaking is
TO be done through popular sub
scription with Pat and Bill Shan
non, brothers. comprising the Ad
club Embarrassing committee.
The painting will be placed in
the mess hall at the airbase just
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-25
HERE'S ORE ABOUT
Veterinary Saves Life
TARTs PAGE ONE

struck by the Shanahan automo-
bile. The impact forced both cars
through a guard rail and into a
16-foot ditch.
David Klinenhofer. 2. Novak and
Shanahan were released after re-
ceiving emergency treatment at
the county hospital.
Wade Mills. is. of Ri. /, Box
4s7, South Tacoma. is in the coun-
ty Jail Monday in lieu of $500 bail,
charged with drunken driving and
operating a car without a drivers
license.
The youth was involved in an
accident on the Nyanzs -Gravelly
lake drive at 400 p. m. Sunday.
Driver of the other car was
Robert GOWN, %. of Fl. Lewis.
1t was reported that Wade. driv-
ing in a reckless manner, struck
the GOWN automobile on the
wrong side of the road. After
striking the car. Wade apparently
swung his car sharply to right,
overturning il. Riding with him
was Mrs. Lee Childers. IS. of Ri.
l. Box 315. Tacoma. who was re-
leased from the county hospital
into the custody of her husband
after receiving treatment.
After Mills was quizzed at some
length Monday morning. however.
by Prosecutor Tollefson and Sgt.
Olson and Officer Purse of the
state patrol. Mrs. Childers also
was charged with drunken driving.
The youth signed a statement
that he and Mrs. Childers had
gone out TO look for her husband
when she drove the car into a
ditch. After they were pulled
back on the road. he said. he took
over the wheel because she was
too intoxicated to drive"
Two Tacomans, F. J. Ferguson
and Mrs Carroll Ruehle. IS. were
injured in Seattle over the week
end when Ferguson. driver of the
car, ran into a utility pole at
Ellis ave. and Ea. Marginal way.
Ferguson told Seattle officers a
car swerved in front Of his auto
mobile. causing the accident.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-25
Pedestrian S Condition
Reported Satisfactory

George Mohn. IS. Of 1902 So.
Warner st, was receiving treat
ment in ST. Joseph's hospital Mon
day for injuries received Saturday
night when struck down at So. 18th
ST. and Tacoma ave. by car driven
by John Under. of 1910 So. A ST.
He is thought to be suffering
from a compound fracture Of the
right leg. possible skull fracture
and extreme shock. His condition
was described as satisfactory" by
hospital attendants.
Witnesses told investigating Of
ficers that Mohn walked into the
path Of the approaching machine,
and that Linder was unable to
avoid striking the man.
A firm in Phoenix. Ariz.. makes
and sells sun stoves. which cook
meals by the heat of the sun.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-25
AID Club to Present Portrait
OF Col. McChord TO Airbase
Memory of Fields Nomesoke to Be
Observed in Morsholl Reid Pointing

three DAYS before Observance OF
the fields first Army Day. April ..
Name Provides Monument
Naming Of the field. which Is
the erax q ar defense q this
area. vas 70 provide an everlast-
ing monument for Col McChord.
who vas admired for his ability,
initiative. valued experience and
independent thought.
He had been affiliated With svi-
alton from the World var until
he was killed in lire Of duty in
1887. He crashed while flying an
attack plane from Boiling Field,
Washington. D. c. n Randolph
Field, Tex. At that time he vas
chief OF the training and oper-
atoms division Of the air corps.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-25
.Enumclaw HIS.
To Give Play

Enumclaw high school will pre-
sent three-act play, The Ar
rival Of Kitty" Friday at S p. m.
in the auditorium. The cast for the
annual school play includes:
Bill Marutani as Sam, Negro
porter; Jim Thompson as William
Winkler. a good-looking, business
like man Of about so: John Sehon-
bachler as Ting. bell boy; Doris
Sartoris as Suzette, French maid;
Shirley Morgan as Jane. a typical
well-dressed girl of 10 or 20; VIC
tor Angman as Bob Baxter. a WE'LL
dressed athletic young man of
about "a: Una Higley as Aunt
Jane. WILDER Gilstrap as Benja-
min Moore, a dignified bachelor of
40, and Betty Ann Schlosser as
Kitty. an actress of "a.
As director of the play. Miss
Brenton has chosen the following
to assist here: Ed Babcock, stud
ent manager; Kathryn Nacht-
sheim and Bob Meehan. costumes:
Betty Basteyns, program writer;
Esther Burnett, prompter. and
Dean Stobie and Eugene Qualls.
makeup.
THE play" says Miss Brenton,
concerns Jane, whose father left
will saying that Jane is to marry
Benjamin Moore, a bachelor. But
Jane is not in love with anyone
but Bob Baxter.
The part Kitty plays in this
reduction offers excitement
throughout, and should be enter
tanning to young and old alike"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-25
zoo Tacoma Grade School Students
To Take Part in Special Program
Cowboy Donce" to Feoture Review
At Tuesday Night at Lincoln

Featured by Cowboy dance"
number In which 200 grade school
students will take part. the recrea-
ton review Of the school-centered
community program Will be given
at Lincoln high school this Tues
day night ut s o'clock.
Robert II. Hager, director of the
program, selected the dancers
from the hundreds of boys and
girls who are taking instruction
in classes conducted by Reitha
Gehri. Jackie Ducharme, Lorayne
Stevens and Elsie Morris.
An exhibition of arts and crafts
in boys and girls clubs will also
be featured. Other exhibits will
include work done in the water
color class under the direction of
Helen Everett. weaving from Mrs.
Pearl Lees class, woodcarving and
art metal work directed by Will
helm Bake. Sue Hoffer and
Clifford Bach.
Skis made in the evening class
at Stadium under the instruction
Of Roy Norman will also be dis
played.
Gordon Tatum will present his
Men In Silver" in athletic poses.
Wally Streeter. exchange teacher
from Honolulu. will present his
troupe Of Stewart school tumblers.
Doors will open at p. m. for
the exhibit.
The following boys and girls
from Tacoma grade schools will
appear in the Cowboy dance
numbers:
Ariinston-Nancv Campbell velva
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-25

Puyallup for three weeks. died at
his apartment, 725 w. Main ave,
Saturday. He was a barber and
came here from Seattle. Hills flu.
neral home Is making arrange
ments.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-25
HEIGHTS CLUB MEETING

Roosevelt Heights Improvement
club will meet Tuesday night at 8
o'clock in the Roosevelt school.
Musical entertainment will be pre-
sented.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-25
Core Of the News
YOUTH COUNCIL TUESDAY

Tacoma Christian Youth council
will meet in Central Baptist church.
So. 18th and J SITS, Tuesday at 7:So
p. m. TO review the recent con-
ference in Seattle. Sam Bait will
preside.
Hospital flowers. HIM, Florist
-(Adv.)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-25
TO DISCUSS Prophecies

Conrad Gard. under auspices of
the Anglo-Saxon federation. will
speak on Pyramid Prophecies for
ie4i and 1912" at Hotel Winthrop
Tuesday night at s O'Clock.
Adams peanut butter is the best
Ground fresh daily right here adv.
. ENGLISH BUDDHIST SERVICE
An English Buddhist service will
be held at o'clock Tuesday eve
ming at the Tacoms Buddhist
church. 17l7 Fswcett ave. with
Rev. s. n. Pratt speaking on Wis
dom and Compassion"
! DR.. J. c. Skaer, dentist. an
nounees the removal Of office 10
laos Washington building. adv.
ABOUT THE EARTH
Observations have shown that
the earth is a globe. flsttened At
the poles. $4,000 miles in circum-
ference At the equator, and 5000
miles in diameter.
Bes, i.rr. eggs as cent. Cow
Butter stora (adv.)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-25

New officers of the Women's
society of the Presbyterian church
will conduct their first full meet
ing of the group at the church
Thursday afternoon At o'clock.
New president Ia Mrs. Earl Poe;
Mrs. Randolph Fyfe. LIST vice presi-
dent. Mrs.. Axel salquist, I'd vice
president: Mrs. A. Z. Farnsworth,
secretary; Mrs. J. r. Gym. assist
ant secretary. Mrs. r. H. Hoff,
treasurer. and Miss Anna Brand,
assistant treasurer. Mrs. George
Chesbrough installed the officers
At the last meeting.
At Emmanuel Lutheran church
this week the adult confirmation
class will meet Monday evening at
8 in the Sunday school room. There
will be lenten service Wednesday
evening at and Thursday evening
the jolly Juniors win have a bust
ness session and social hour with
Rev. Theodore Brakeman leading
the former. Young peoples con-
firmation class 10 Saturday at 10
y. m.
Sfeve r Austin As a Resident nj