Minor Accidents
Claim Iwo Victim:
George Olsen, soldier, was fou
pd in an injured condition nea
Kraft’s store by a taxi drive
Sunday night. It was believet
he was a victim of a hit-and-rur
driver. He was taken to the Gri
ffin Memorial hospital, but exam
ina ion showed no se ious injur
ies, and he was removed to the
base. No supporting evidence
could be found for the hit-and
run theory, however.
Also over the weekend an un
identified sailor made an attempt
to jump aboard a moving auto
mobile and slipped and fell be
neath tiie car: Tjie wheels ran
over his legs, but the injuries
were minor. He was taken to the
ba-e for treatment.
R. C. Rosier is now employed
at ’.he Island Transfer Co.
Windsor
Entertained In St. r'aul
St. Paul, Minn.—The Duke and Duchess of Windsor, enroute to
the Duke’s Canadian ranch, stopped for a brief visit here. They
are shown with Major General Ellard A. Walsh (center) who hand
led arrangements for their reception. Gen Walsh is Adjutant Gen
eral of the Minnesota National Guard and Commander of the 34th
Division. U. S. Army.
Mountain Damsite to Be
Covered With Bis; Tent
One of the world’s most spectacular flood control projects, Mud Mountain Dam in a great gorge of White
Mountains near Enumclaw, Wash., is getting another distinction—it will be covered with world’s second
largest tent. Huge canvas spread men are shown preparing will reach across gorge also shown, to keep
rain from earthen core of dam. Rock will cover earthen core. As work progresses, tent will be raised to
successive catwalks on either side of gorge. (World’s largest tent is “big top’’ of Ringling Bros.-Barnnm
*s. & Bailey Circus.)
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Noted jurist
Brandeis Dies
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Washington, D. C.—Press As
sociation Photo—Louis Deal bitz
Brandeis, retired Supreme Court
Justice, who was celebrated for
his liberal views, died at his home,
here, Sunday night, at the age of
84 from heart trouble. Born ii
Louisville, his life was reflect©
in the tenet “behind every argu
ment is someone’s ignorance.
His appointment to the Suprem
Court by President Wilson too]
five months for the Senate ti
confirm. He served for 23 year
in the Supreme Court.
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