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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-15
Committees
Are Named
Daughters OF the Nile Meet
thursday for Regular
Session

A number of committees
were announced by Mrs.
Joseph Crews, queen. at the
meeting Thursday evening of
the Daughters of the Nile.
Named TO serve on the hos
pitality committee are Mes
danes Holmes Eastwood. A. l..
Long. Walter Mierow. On the
finance committee will be
Mesdames Irving II. Nelson.
p. u. Miller and William
Larkin.
Mrs. Jay McCune will serve on
the program committee and Mrs.
A. II. Bassett will be in charge Of
the Temples publicity. On the
temple decoration committee are
Mesdames Howard Braky. Steven
Van Valkenbcrg. A. J. Gummere.
In charge of table decorations are
Mesdamcs c. J. Shipley. Bruce C.
Nelson. Leslie futile, Harry Berry
In charge OF the wardrobe will
be Mrs. William Allison and on
the social committee are Mesdames
c. ]. Cummings. c. o. Lynn and
F. J. Rybin.
Mrs. William J. Love Is general
chairman of the orthopedic sewing
circles and In charge of the South
End circle is Mrs. w. c. Gilman.
in charge Of the North End Is Mrs.
Clifford Spike. and Mrs. J. ID
coffman will head the Central
circle. Mrs. A. W. Norwood Is
president of Mecca club.
Heading Valley Nile circle is
Mrs. John r. Ping; Shelton circle.
Mrs. Samuel Lind; South Bend and
Raymond circle, Mrs. Mattye
Lewis; Hoquiam. Mrs. Rhoda Cole
nan; Aberdeen. Mrs. Sylvester
Sunshine Princess, Mrs.
Mabel Hockom and Mrs. Andrew
Wingard.
On the refreshment committee
or April. May and September are
Charles A. Burt, James
Mathewson. A. J. Swindlc, Edwin
Harris, n. A. Harris and Charles
Murray. Serving in October.
and December will -
Mesdames Walter Usher, Vera
Norman, Frank Douglas. Helm
Peyran and Leo Hague and Miss
Cora L. Adams. On the committee
for January. February and March
are Mesdames Ray V. Hannicker.
Sidney Conquest. Edwin Cory, Lee
Hill, Carl Forsbeek and Miss Isla
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-15
Catholic Alumnae 10 Hold
Semi-AnnusI Dinner

The Washington state chapter
OF the National Federation of
Catholic alumnae will hold its
scmi-annual meeting at 2 p. m.
Saturday at Visitation Villa at
Lakewood. State Gov. Mrs. Will
liam Bell Phillips OF Seattle VIII
preside. An election OF officers
will be feature OF the session.
Interesting reports from state
federation members In Tacoma
will include those OF Aquinas acad-
envy, st. Leo's high school alum
nae and Visitation Villa alumnae.
Visitation Villa alumnae are
happy to have the honor TO act as
hostesses for the meeting. Fol-
lowing the business session. the
alumnae president. Miss Lillian
Yuncker, will preside during the
tea and social hour.
Olympic Rebekah lodge meets
in Odd Fellows hall at s p. IN.
Friday, Mrs. Alma Reynold. noble
grand. presiding. Short program
and officers drill TO follow meet
ing.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-15
Aloha Club
Will Meet
Mrs. Henry Rhodes viii
Entertain Monday at
"RhodesIeieh"

Mrs. Henry Rhodes will be
hostess Monday afternoon at
"Rhodesleigh' to members of
Aloha club. The hostess has
entertained the group at her
home many times and has
graciously offered Rhodes
leigh for one more meeting
of the organization before she
takes a new residence.
Assisting Mrs. Rhodes during
the afternoon will be Mrs. c. c.
Hunt and Mrs. Eugene Church.
The afternoons program will in
clude songs by Miss Frances Tarr,
accompanied at the organ by Miss
Elizabeth Rhodes, granddaughter
of the hostess. Miss Margaret
Houston will read some OF her
original verse, and Mr.. T. A..
Stevenson, secretary of the Ia
coma Chamber of Commerce, will
speak on the Narrows bridge. Mrs.
Charles Mason is chairman of the
day.
A meeting of the board will be
held at o'clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-15
Robert Crawford to Assist
At St. Cecilia Performance
ou'sandine Baritone euesf Artist for Concert in First
Baptist Church tuesday Evening; Event Marks
Clubs forty-Sirh Season

Distinguished as baritone in musical circles of the
United States Robert Crawford will be presented as assist
ing artist at the 10th seasons spring St Cecilia
cup tuesday evening in First Baptist church.
The performance will be conducted bv Karl Weiss
with Alice Spencer Weiss as accompanist
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-15
Chapter Plans Party

corlnthisn chapter. Order ~
Eastern Star, and William r.
Dougherty lodge are comblnssx 10
give a card party and dance al ths
Masonic hall. North 5sih and
Cheyenne st.. IT O'clock Friday
evening
In charge of the affair are Mrs.
william Monroe. Mira Plsrre ~
TiAsoi. Mrs Ruth EBgsrrom and
Mr.. Tlssoi. Nj. Everett Cummings
ana M. Bafford Floyd.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-15
Fraternity
7 o Be Host
Alphs Chi Nus ~ c. ?. S. 70
enssrssin ~ Oancs Set
urdsy Evening

Alpha Chi Nh fraternity
win hold an informal Sports
dance Saturday Al the Knights
of Columbus hall. Jack Mar
shall's orchestra will play.
The committee In charge If
the dance includes David
Palmer. Edward Marknscn.
William iIoppcn and Robert
berH. Dance programs are
designed by Phil Garland and
made hy William lloylc.
ilosts for the dance include the
Mesnrs Russell Perkins. Warren
Webster. Robert ecrE. lee vess.
man. Arthur ,seria. Jack HafrinM.
tom. Robert High. William Hop.
pen. Lloyd ttAker, Naien Honey
wsli. lee Aml1.n. Tel listf. fred
rsiihsssNon. Arthur poii. Edward
Msfkasrea. t.ies cannoy. David
Palmer. John Polling. Edward
t;raniund. William HnyIe. Rudy
psus. Alfred tiennsfsr. william
Wood. Olaf Emblsm, Donald VIII
liamH. Richard ixmaEie "a Mem
rick. Harold Johnson. rbiilp Oar.
land. Richard kohlsF, Hnbssi
Hutchinson. Lawrence t.uxsndsr
and Richard Names,
The incomplete kuess Lat In
ciudes the Missss Jane rarI~nu.
Janice Green. rhyills Mitchell.
Virginia Judd. Harriet pstsrpon.
Lillian Lloyd, Carol Pratseh. Lof-
ralne Hoishsuscr, Hefnice knud.
sen, gcnevieve Hicks. Lucy
spasth. Frances Je Greenwood.
shirley Foo,e and Lorraine Bimp'
son.
Patrons will b. Or. and Mra4
Charles r. Hattin and DR.. and Mrs
John Robinson.
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P.>T.A. News
MONDAY

Bryant PIT. \. Will meet at 2 30
o'clock In the school Election of
officers and n delegate 10 the con-
vention will be held. Nominating
committee Includes Miss Frcida
Schumacher. Mrs, w. l.. Mardcn
and Mrs. Roso stewart Mrs. w.
l.. Marden, program chairman, viii
present the children Of Miss irma
Hazens room In musical numbers,
Tea viii be served by mothers OF
Mrs Marguerite Daiiy's and Mrs
Beatrice Storey'a pupils. Mrs, Jo'
seph Tureo. president. requests tho
executive board TO meet at 80
o'clock
Mary LYON PIT. A. executive
board will meet IN the school at
1 o'clock
Edison Preschooi will meet Mon
day at 4 o'clock In the ST. Johns
Parish hall, So. 5sih and Puget
Sound ave. There VIII be an cleo.
ton Of officers Mrs. Gordon
Baird presiding for the business
session.
Washington Prrsebool Will meet
at s O'Clock In the kindergarten
room, Mrs. H. u. scottwill prcaid.
ing Miss Jennie Reed will speak
on Mental Hygiene" liostesses
for the social hour viii be Mes
danes Marion Edwards. otto
Slsads and Elmer Anderson.
More PIT. 4. News Saturday
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Exhibition Dances Tor
Hobby Show Saturday

Miss Agnes TsTeen. ensiFussn 90
ire program fer the 7. A. r c
Hnohy Iutsisr program Il ths
raeosns Country CLUB saturday
evening. has announced that .
feature az INC evening wsll n< ne
presentation ~ cxhItstlnn dances
Nv groups II rasuusa teachers 4
wide variety ~ hobbies wili ne IN
display fer The program. which v
zoe ~ the fiF<t ~ 10 Kind pre-.
sentrsi ~ the nfx snssstinns
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-15
Leave thursday for
Month IN California

Mrs. Laura Settleton. esT3 "a
cifie ave-. and Miss Nancy
Gleadcs Of Dawson. y T. left
Thursday afternoon fer California
where they viii visit the Golden
Gate exposition In san Fran
cisco they will be the guests Of
Mrs. Nettleton's son. Mr.. Floyd
Nettleton. They expect TO be gone
a month.
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Members of the executive board
of the club are: Mrs. ]. Spencer
Eccles. president; Mrs. Rowland
w. Hill. first vice president; Mrs.
L. L. Lamb, second vice president;
Mrs. Alfred J. Johnson. recording
secretary; Mrs. Earl F. Weeks,
corresponding secretary. Mrs. Clar-
ence A. Grahm. treasurer; Mrs.
Miles r. Parrott. librarian; Mrs.
James V. Ramsdell, Mrs. C. T.
Larson. Mrs Edwin Watts. Mrs.
Charles c. Welker, Mrs. George
Childs.
Junior members of the board are
Mrs. Alexander Dsvy, chairman:
Mrs. Raymond Searle, Mrs. Glen
Wise, Mrs. Robert Thompson, Miss
Gladys Sleeves, Miss Ena Nc
Graw.
The program will include:
Song of the Hunt told War
wickshire) ........ Pests Cox
Rarely, Rarely CONTEST Thou
................ Ogilvy
The Galway Piper Percy Fletcher
Hallelujah ............. Schubert
st. Cecilia Club
o Tod, Vie Bitter Bist Du
'.s='ss..#.#. BfdnmS
Feldeinsamkcit ......... Brahms
The Inn ................ Toye
Inc Donkey ........... Hageman
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-15

Robert Crawford
/ Saw the curfd Drops. Whitaker
Au Claire de la Lune
arranged by Ruggero Veni
Three Norwegian Songs -.
arranged by Theophil wendt
a. Roundelay
b. Song Of the Wind and Wave
c. Astrid and Her Ten Suitors
st. Cecilia Club
Old Mother Hubbard Tin the
style of HandeD Hutchinson
Sing a Song of Sixpence. .Malotte
Calihan in the Coal Mines
$3.50. s.#....s. raymond
The Bold Unbiddable Child
.............. stanford
shadrack .......... MacGimsey
Robert Crawford
The Shepherd ........... Davies
The Jovial Beggar ...... Gilbert
On Himalay ............ Bantock
See the Gypsy -. zoltan kodsly
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-15

Tine Pierce county Unit ~ the
Childrsns Benevolent league will
meet Friday. April ~. In Nor
mama hall. 18th and " sis.
The speaker of ihs evening will
b. DR.. IsnEis Reed u Tacoma
Senator Monty Perrlysi viii also
give a report on legislative sg.
yrDpriatlons for the new state
cua,odlai school at Buckley
a program has bsen arranged
ard fsfFeshments Niil h. served
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-15

Irene Burns, Betty sichol. Mary
Harrington. Mary Gaui. Kathleen
Morrison. Margaret Anne slmp-
son. Margaret Hamilton and Mar
garct Dietz. Misses Helen Ban
non, Patricia Weber. Hilda Bader.
Helen Matthias. Veronica Bailey,
Eileen f'ieisehmann and Lefty
Beaudoin are in charge Of the hall
arrangements.
Catherine neany. The program
chairman. has announced that the
entertainment vii consist ~ a
program featuring the Mother
in Music. Arts and Poetry"
through readings, poems. group
and solo dancing. singing a one
act play, and n demonstration OF
a model junior meeting
A unique feature Of the day
VIII be the display Of hobbies car
ried out by the girls during the
year.
The Tacoma juniors have been
especially invited by the Catholic
Daughters convention in Olympia
the latter part Of May 10 put on
their initiation and piayist on
the honor test
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-15
Party Honors
T ed Shawn
M. Wskss Suffer entsvsslns
For osneess Afsss Il
GENE Appsessncs

Traditional hospitality of
the unique Walter Suttcg
home On Carr Il. va extou1-
I'd the distinguished daNcoR.
Ted shawn. and hia company
Of mon dancers following the(e
performance for Tacoma 1T
pMtruns Thursday evening. \
group u more than = scogo
called during the evening -
mect tho world rvnowned pers
former and writer of ehero.
o9rAphy and hla associates.
chinese tfeaser~o N ~ m1leop
honse wsve ~ vestteelar tGoofNv9
IN many membsss - ~ NrmNN
company slnee ~ THEIR wex14 wNQU
dancing tousn shey kev~ -
f&smstes hefnss msny s'Sstsneee =
tns Orient
Amnns tha~e wne w~re thew ~
The Internal rveepsInu sNl tuf)rG
supper wsrs nprs nwessinn. &c.,
Nay Smith. vlrua Haftev. Marry
Raniail. nabss ttpeheWA neco
Newuumh. Severity rNnmvorns
Kettle SALE tsnwtep NewQnenA
rshiyr ~ HartWteN. ulhol noooN1es
Wallace asifert. ueafhasn MoNoqDs
Janet Watson uvpsiy. JeNe Mu1nr~s
Mr.. and Mrs NooeFt Mayer. -
members ~ the casNpaNy lMetNolNU
N addition In MF Shawn Marry
Cahls. Ffnd Heefn. Frank u4ees
Ices. Wilbur Mr<'n~maek. nNm
Hse~n. Frank u~imsr. jcNn ueetos
bert, IeaH MeeAev. lbetf eeenUD~
p~nus. Barson MwMmAws Joen up,-
mar.
The Valley settler., 1939-11-10
AN OPEN LETTER
Editor:

7
 an edtt toriel about the abuse the Willow Creek fishing camp was
 rec6iving from the co1onists.
 The vii low Creek camp is owned
 by the Alaska Raj lroad for use
 of it's patrons Believing you
 acted in good faith when you
 printed this edit orial uoon re- ports you had received, vi sh
 to toll the other side of the
 story. T used these cabins from the first day of May, 1858 to the tenth day of May as a base from which to trap beaver. Many others had used them that year fer beaver trapping 0efore I
 arriVods There were three other trappops there with mo. We all left ct.np end returned on the freight on the tenth day of May, which was the last day of he trapping season. Wos the last man td leave the cabins and spent two or three hours cleaning up tho cabin I and my partenor had boon using. I loft it with all floor space swept, all dishes and. cooking utensils clean and dry, md supply Of dry wood in tho cabin. 4 Wocl1 after leaving I was in- 1oraod by Nro ooaoonnor, the game warden that he hod . report tlat Wo had loft everything *... dirty in camp, had l2ft beaver corcosses to rot in canp and distroyod hunks ond mattresses " for fuel. Ho had received such q report from Mc. J. .Hiaos, the Wi How agont for the Alaska rail road. It was untrue. ." On the seventh day of October, this year Claire Patton and my self went to Willow to hunt moose and used these samo cabins ... They arc now kept locked and VIC obtained the key from the socti on r. =
The Valley settler., 1939-11-10

1fGlGnC on WCdnoSdGy oct. 18th. and Pottcn, Schiobe1 and I came back by truck tho following day. Nr Adams hod boon using tho key I had got from the section
 foreman and when l1o left he lock- cd his cabin and returned the key to mo. I went into this
 cabin after he had loft and
 found everything neat end clean with q supply of dry wood piled ready for tho next arrival. I relockcd the cabin. When our party loft we spont three hours cleaning up the ccbin, scrubbed all tables, benches and shelves, washed end wiped all dishes and cooking utensils end left. q. pile of wood. After all our
 stuff Wos out I 1ncdo Q final tour or inspection to sec that VIC had neglected nothing. Mr. Patton returned the key to the depot.
 Now, Mir. .Hinos, Of the only rail- road in the United States that allows it's employees to insult it's patrons, has called up MctCnusko and reported to lr. Gill that VIC broke up tho locks and failed to roturn tho key. This is not 2 mistake on the part Of Mr. .Hinos. It is. q deliberate . folsohOod intended to reflect on Colonibts, whom I-r .Einos con- tomptib1J rofcrs to cs Colonitos. We Colonists rocliso fh0f VIC do not rato vory high with many old timors but by the some token some certain old timers don It rate so dog-goned high with mo either. A man who will deliber- do worse. Cen it be that the Alaska Railroad encourages those things? + '... Signed: -
 J.V. .Kirsch ~*.* :*.* ....-: Otba7oe bouo o,sfoY1,o +0 +l,oro Poo+,N
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-13
CEER CHECKING
DEATH OF man

One more witness will be ques-
toned before official decision Is
made as TO whether a coroner's
inquest shall be held to establish
responsibility in connection with
the traffic death Of Peter Carroll.
67-year-old resident of the state
shelter home at McKenna. Deputy
Prosecutor Horace Geer said
Thursday.
Geer said, however, that testi-
mony of the driver of the car and
three passengers in the machine,
together with that of deputy sher-
ifs who investigated the tragedy,
indicated a coroner's inquest would
not be necessary
Testimony of Stanley Orloff, 26,
driver of the machine that struck
and instantly killed Carroll late
Tuesday evening as the elderly
man started across the highway
in front of the home, indicated the
motorist was not criminally re-
sponsible for the tragedy, Geer
revealed.
Three passengcrs-Albert Nixon,
Fred Sprouffski and Trigway
Gardner, residents of Roy. but not
students in Roy high school as
previously reported-corroborated
Orloffs statement, the deputy
said.
Geer said he planned to question
a woman who had witnessed the
mishap, following which official
decision in connection with the
case would be announced.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-13
RELIEF CRAFT
TO Be HALTED
wAsHINGTON-The full nous,

WASHINGTON The full house
appropriations committee de-
manded today that relief rolls be
'purged Of malingerers" and re-
commended formally that the
house grant President Roosevelt
only S725,000, 900 instead of the
Ss75. 600, 900 that he requested for
the Works Progress Administra-
ton.
The charge OF WPA malingering
was made by the Democratic ma
Jority of the committee. The Re-
publican minority, concurrently,
submitted a report charging
scandal after scandal in the
political abuse of the WPA.
With those statements the bill
to finance WPA until June 80 was
pitched into the house, where
debate began at once.
The trimming of President
Roosevelt's recommendations by
$3.50, 600, 900 precipitated the first
major conflict of the 10th con-
gress-a fight between conserva-
tive Democrats and Republicans
and the president.
The Republican committee mi
nority, in charging political
scandals in relief administration
cautioned against making relief
clients pay the penalty for such
activities.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-13
TEAMS PICKED
IN Y. N. DRIVE

Sam Stocking. chairman Of team
organizations for the 1899 Y. NJ
c. A. funding campaign-Jsn. %
80 - were announced Thursday.
Partners With Youth" has been
selected as the campaign slogan.
Teams will be as follows:
Division F-J. c. Bcckman. man
agcr: Benton Brown. Harry Tuoll,
Lyle Lemley, Sam Thornhill, c. G.
Raymond. A. II Barnhsel
Division R-Frank Worden, man
ager; Al Ferguson. a. G. Harrel-
son. c. II. Freeth, l. c. Oberlies,
Harold Deering.
Division l. Fred Henricksen,
manager: W. a Macpherson,
George Raudenbush, Clarence
Langlow. Russell Vognild.
Division E-Cleone Soule. man
ager: FuhrmAnn Dammeier, Lock
Riehl. Mac McNary. Charles Cur
tbs. II. F. Burns, Frank Walters.
Division N--Dr Chas. MacCaug-
hey, manager; F. johnson, Matt
Herreid. Joe Baker. Harry House.
Division ID - Dave Carpenter,
Or. !. A. Drues, Elvin
Evans. Orville Goss, Gordon Bjork,
Mont J. Downing. Dave Peterson.
Division S--Mrs. T. A. Swayze,
manager; Mrs. Omar Berry. Mrs.
4. c. Willard, Mrs. G.. r. McMas-
Ter, Mrs. T. A. Hill.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-13
NEEDED FOOD
COMES BY AIR

LAS VEGAS. n. M.-The skill
Of an airplane pilot and single
telephone wire STAYED off starva-
ton today among 100 persons
80 of them children-in their small
farming community high in the
Sangre de Cristo mountains.
The telephone line was the only
connection Rociada, N. M. had with
the outside world. after a snowfall
made trails impossible.
Officials of Rociada telephoned
Las Vegas authorities that the
village faced starvation.
Lloyd Bible, pilot employed by
Las Vegas newspaper, packed his
plane with food and dropped 1t over
Rociada. He said he swooped low
over the town and dropped the
provisions in a big snow drift.
Over the telephone line then
came the thanks of the entire COM
munity.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-13
LIBERTY NEAR, BUT
U. S. WILL GUST him

Mrs. Bertha M. Robbins, profess
sor of Spanish at the College OF
Puget Sound for many years, had
brief chance to practice what
she teaches in federal court here
Thursday noon.
She was called as an Interpreter
for Jesus Gutierrez. Mexican,
prisoner at Mcneil island, who
sought his freedom on a writ Of
habeas corpus.
Gutierrez probably will be freed
from prison. where he already has
served a year and three days of a
five-year term for illegal entry,
but will be deported
A faux pas on the part of U. s
Judge jeremiah Netercr of Seat
tie, who as visiting judge in San
Diego sentenced Gutierrez. formed
the grounds for the Mexican's pc
tition. which Judge Edward f.
Cushman here Indicated he will
grant. Judge Neterer permitted
an immigration Inspector in San
Diego to act as Gutierrez's inter-
prefer at arraisnment and failed
to provide him with legal counsel,
the record showed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-13
TACOMANS TRUSTEES
OF SINGLE BUREAU

SEATTLE - The Red Cedar
Single bureau, optimistic over
1889 business, held its annual
meeting today with 500 represen-
tatives OF the $50 900. 900 industry
present from Washington. Oregon
and British Columbia.
f. NJ. Ingram of Aberdeen was
slated to advance from vice presi-
dent to president. succeeding P. H.
dwell of Everett.
Elected to the board of trustees
were Ingram and dwell, H. j.
Bailey, Aberdeen; Keith Fisken,
Ralph Wsyland, J. A. McEvoy and
p. r. Smith, all Of Seattle; Dale
Craft, Whites; A. H. Landram and
S. p. Johns, jr., both of Tacoma;
Jess Schwarz. Kelso; Ray Wilde.
Everett; S. J. Cutter. Hammond.
B. C., and Charles Plant. II. V.
Whittall and William McLallen, all
of Vancouver, B. c.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-13
SPECIAL BROADCAST
ON FRIDAY MORNING

The Committee for the Celebra-
ton of the Presidents Birthday in
New York today notified John II.
Binns, Pierce county chairman.
there will be special broadcast
coast-to-coast over the Mutual
Broadcasting Co. Friday. Jan. Is
II will be carried locally by kMO
from IL TO 1880 a. m.
Keith Morgan. chairman of the
National Foundation for Infantils
Paralysis, will introduce the fol.
lowing governors who viii speak;
George d. Aiken, Vermont; Ray.
mond E. Baldwin. Connecticut
Lewis o. Barrows. Maine; Franco,
p. Murphy. New Hampshire; Lev
erett Saltonstall. Massachusetts,
and William H. Vanderbilt, Rhod,
Island.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-13
Stock Market Breaks
ifs Much Ifs 2 Points

NEW Stock prices broke
sharply Thursday after release Of
President Roosevcit,s national de-
fense message. Losses extended
To more than two points in the
main list and the industrial aver
age sank 10 new low since Nov.
2oth.
Trading increased until volume
crossed the million-share mark.
The message itself was not re-
garded unfavorably.
Curb stocks declined with those
on the big board and bonds eased.
Most commodities weakened.
Business news contained several
favorable items which apparently
were ignored. Building this week
mounted to the best levels since
May Is. 1880. according to the
Engineering News Record. Car
loadings rose more than season.
ally. Bank clearings were above a
year ago.
Quotations courtesy Dean Writer q
Co. Washington, bldg
Stock High Low Close
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-13
CENT DROP IN
BUTTER PRICE

Butter went down another cent
pound Thursday on the Tacoma
wholesale market Eggs held their
own, although they may have an
other cent or two 10 drop before
reaching bottom
Puyallup valley produce on the
market included green onions. al
most down to mid-season price.
radishes, parsley, cabbage. spinach,
box carrots and Brussels sprouts.
The Sumner Rhubarb association
was marketing its product a little
lower again Thursday morning. its
agent, kibe, reported.
New shipments of sprouts. let
tuce and avocados were in from
California. A car OF Rose brand
oranges from Redlands arrived at
Pacific Fruit.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-13
ACTIONS In DIVORCE

Suits for divorce have been
started in superior court by Judith
against Charles f. Bell and by
John o, against Esther Hill Lien.
Final DEGREES have been granted
to Roy from Caroline Gaenzie,
Alpha from George Holm and to
Walter from Madge Munich.