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The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1939-06-09
Churches
Bethel A.M.E. Church
Larabee and McMillen
Rev. Geo. f. Martin

Despite the inclimate weather,
there was nice attendance at Be-
thel to hear Rev. Martin in an in
spirational message followed by
Communion. Miss jimmie Lockett
of Berkeley, California, was a visi-
tor. Sunday evening. Enterprise
Chapter O.E.S. held their annual
Thanksgiving services. Mrs. Dol
lie Paries is worthy matron and
Mr.. Harry Patton is patron. Mrs.
Catherine Gray was mistress of
ceremonies The following num-
bers were highly enjoyed by the
appreciative audience. Mrs. Pat
ton read a paper on the life of
Esther, Miss Helen Mae Thomas
rendered a piano solo, THE Rob-
ms Return" Rev. Martin preach
ed the sermon, subject, Patriot
ism of Esther" The choir render
ed special music.
The Allen Christian Endeavor
League organized a choral club at
the parsonage Tuesday evening.
Layman's Day will be observed a
long with Children's Day, Sunday,
June IL. Eleanor Barrow recital
Friday, June 16, and Youths Day,
Sunday, June Is.
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Mt. Olivet Baptist Church
N. E. LIST and Schuyler
Rev. j. j. Glow, Minister

Sunday at Mt. Olivet was one
to be long remembered, it was a
hallelujah day and spiritual feast
for the scores of worshipers from
beginning of the services until ev-
en- after dismissal there was still
shouting and rejoicing. Rev. Glow
inspired all through his morning
sermon, subject This Bread of
Life,p after which Bro. Jerome
Ashley received the rites of bap-
tism. Rev. Glow administered the
Holy Sacrament.
To another large audience at
p. M, Rev. Glow preached another
forceful sermon, subject Having
the Mind of Christ" There seems
to be a real revival taking place
in the hearts of the people of Mt.
Olivet. Scheduled for June Is is
a Hay Ride given by the S. o. c.
Club, and a Fried Chicken dinner
June %.
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Il Fighter
SKIN

uark and DIOtchy. Try
DIR. FRED Palmer's Skin Whiten-
er to tighten and brighten your
complexion. 25c at druggists. Send
SC for SAMPLE. DIR. FRED PAL
MER'S PRODUCTS CO., DEPT.
Z-149, ATLANTA, GA.
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Portland Tacoma $50:

president. Wednesday evening the
choir rehearsals are held at the
church, Mrs. Jessie Flowers direct
ress. Rev. Stone is holding con-
firmation classes Tuesday, We'd
nesday and Friday of each week
Evening star., 1939-12-08
Population Transfer
Between Russia and
Germany Is Begun
100000 to Migrate to
Reich and 100000
To Soviet Union
Bs the Associated Press.

3. the Associated Press.
BERLIN, Dec. ga commission Of
S07 German officials, doctors, nurses
and chauffeurs reached the Rus
SIAN occupied section Of Poland to-
day to start removing 100000 persons
of German blood into the Reich as
part of a population exchange with
Russia. Most Of the Germans to be
exchanged are in Wolyn (Volhynia ,
Eastern Polish province.
Ofiicials have estimated that 500,-
900 Ukranians and others would
choose to move eastward into the
Russian-occupied area and 100000
westward into Germany.
Because of difficult travel condi-
tions most Of the exchanging will
have to be done on foot. Tentative
arrangements provide farmer may
take one team Of horses and one
COW.
The population transfer is the
latest and largest move by Adolf
Hitler to bring German minorities in
Europe back to the Reich.
Previously, Hitler summoned Ger
mans in the Baltic states home Al
ready $4,000 have come from Estonia
and the movement of $4,000 from
Latvia and 10000 from Lithuania is
under way.
Germans are also being brought
back to the Reich from the Italian
Tyrol, which formerly belonged to
Austria.
Evening star., 1939-12-08
SIopping Of American
Settled, Soy japanese

BY the Associated Press.
SHANGHAI, Dec. "a japanese
Embassy spokesman asserted today
that a clash between United
States naval Office worker and a
Formosan attached to the Japanese
river police had been settled AMIGA
bly after discussion between jap
anese officials and the American
Consulate General.
w. N. Russell of the United States
Navy purchasing Office asserted he
was slapped last Wednesday by the
Formosan when he protested the
policeman's interference with Chi
nese coolies loading goods on a
United States naval launch.
Evening star., 1939-12-08
Convicts Shop EARLY

JOLIET, Ill. (P.-Even the con-
victs in Illinois State Prison are
doing their Christmas shopping
early.
They're paid 40 cents month for
prison work, credited to them at the
commissary. Now prison officials
are distributing three months pay
to each man-$1 .20-with which
they can buy candy. tobacco, news
papers or magazines. except for
hidden crime, detective and Wild
West publications.
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II Admitted To
Lime Society

Admission 10 the Lime society.
an organization interested In
science. has been awarded IL Pa
cific Lutheran college students
whose applications for membership
have been accepted. according to
Torger Lee, president.
New members include Lenore
Jshlstrom. Don Erect. Don Mat
tes. Stanley Lee. Bill Foss. Marvin
Loftness. Mabel Scott, James
Frederickson, Ruth Bengtson,
Luther Bengtson. Alalis Fosso.
olav Sofa and Don Hepp.
Wesley Gabro and Dorthea
Hsckerd will plan the clubs
activities for the year. To act on
the membership committee. Nina
Anderson. Valerie Olson and
Lorena Poland have been APP
pointed. The good Of the order
committee consists 81 George Gal
braith. Lena Jensen, Gretchen
Bachman and Wilfred Jewell
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VANDALS WRECK
TAC0MAN'S CAR

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Perry Reynolds
To Be Released
At Penitentiory

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stoFs burglary charge be was ed.
lradiisd from Minnesota 10 face.
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Improvement For
Library . Plan

Declaring the public library
has been civic orphan long
enough" a COMMITTEES 81 Tacoma
citizens TO investigate what can
be done TO improve housing and
facilities waa named Friday by
Norton ciapp. president Of the
chamber Of commerce
In a letter petitioning thsir oo-
operation. cispp asked the follow
ing Taoomans 10 study the project;
~ A. Briggs. chairman. &. y.
Buckley. Frank NJ. carnahan. DR..
Robert -. Chisholm, Or. J. W.
cullikson. william " Leather
wood. James March. cieon souls.
DIR. ". ". Todd. william J. WIther.
spoon and y. J. Walsh. secretary.
The committee will meet with
librarians and chamber directors
for the first session within fort
night.
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Mrs. otto Smith
Stricken at Home

Death claimed Mrs, sophie A.
Smith, 81. at her home. 1854 So.
Sheridan ave. Friday morning.
A native of Stockholm. Sweden,
Mrs. Smith was brought 20 the
United states when but a year
old. She spent her childhood In
Kansas. later moving To Mime
sofa. where she stayed until COM
ing 10 Tacoma 20 years ago.
Survivors include her husband.
Otto r.; one daughter. Lllybelle
A. Smith. both of the home: four
sisters. Mrs. Lilly Hoyt of Milwau-
kee. Wis; Mrs. Conrad sederline
and Mrs. Wayne Freed. both Of
scandia. Kans.. and Mrs. Charles
Ledrow OF CORTLAND. Kans.. two
brothers. John A. HalIgrcn Of
Graham. Wash, and Gust Of
Scandal.
The Buckley-King mortuary will
announce the funeral.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-21
9E Pounds Goes
ToT Tacoma Man

I've been lucky all my life
drawing things" said Tom o'con-
nell Friday.
osConnaii, who Is the owner Of
a tavern and lunch counter at 1924
Puyallup ave. had just received
word that he had won approx
mately s47 pounds in the Irish
Sweepstakes
How much this will mean in
Z. S. money viii depend on the
rate OF exchange. The pound re-
Gently has been quoted around -.
O'Connell has been In business
on the Puysllup avenue corner for
the last IS years He's been in
Tacoma since 1920.
O'Connell used the nom de plume
Il 600 Wings" on hin ticket. I'll
tell YOU about that" he said.
4 flew east this year and that
gave me the idea. That's all there
was 10 II. Funny what you'll put
on those tickets. isn't H."
Somebody asked him what he
was going 10 do with the money.
Spend it," he said. his face one
big example OF an Irish smile.
Put 1t back In circulation, yes
sir"
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Fear Chinese Junk Tai Ping May
Be in Trouble on Last Leg Of Trip

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LOCAL PRODUCE
CHANGES NOTED

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-21
No Bones Broken,
Leaves Hospital

There was good fortune mixed In
with the misfortune suffered by
Lewis Rogers. -. RI /. box lsi,
who was confined at his home FRI
day with both legs injured in an
accident.
Rogers. employed by II. p. Locks,
plumbing contractor. to work ON a
residence at 1924 No. 3ist st. was
pinned under a concrete wall ON a
driveway when the wall collapsed
Thursday afternoon. Police took
him TO Tacoma Genera hospital
where IL was feared he had broken
both legs. x-rays proved that he
luckily suffered no fractures. He
was treated and released, and viii
recover from the bruises before
long. attendants said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-21

A total reduction In real estate
taxation In 10 years has amounted
TO more than a half million dollars.
Tom swayze. city controller. told
members Of the Tacoma Real
Estate board At the weekly meet
ing Friday noon al Hotel Win
throp.
swsyzs prepared mimeo-
graphed comparison of financial
facts covering city government,
distributed the fluctuations 10
members and then explained each
item in the form,
swayze pointed out that general
fund Expenditures In $50
amounted to- better than a mil
lion dollars. while the budget for
1870 provides for but $500, 505.
The general bond redemption fund
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-21
FIVE DOCTORS
TO TAKE EXAMS

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-21
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Marriage license applications
have been received by the Pierce
county auditor from George l..
Omann. Al, of 1901 So. J at, and
Florence Blair. 40. All No. l. st.;
Wayne ID. vanderflute. -, 1909
So. G. st., and Sara Elizabeth
Booth, 81, 1927 SO. d St; Carl
Kamzler. 30. 1725 So. Sheridan,
and Bernice Fuller, 26, Ri. 8. Box
373. Tacoma: Carl A. Bellum, 70.
11131z Broadway, and Sylvia OAR
Iene DeLoe, Il. 1123H Commerce
st; Grant C. Deyo, Il, 1111z SO.
Tacoma ave, and Helen Nelson,
rs. 1881 So. Yakima; Alt Filing
son, legal, 2346 So. Hosmer, and
Reggie NJ. Gallagher, legal, Sc
attic.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-21
PENINSULA TEACHERS
ELECT new OFFICERS

J. w. Baylor. Gig Hsrbor. was
elected president OF the Peninsula
w. f.. A, II was announced Friday.
Other officers include Eugene
Chase. Vaughn, vice president. and
Miss Stewart. Gig Harbor. secre-
tary-treasurer The election con-
Guided meeting held recently at
Horseshoe lake resort. al which
teachers from Gig Harbor. Vaughn
and other peninsula schools at
tended. Fred l.. Waller Of Vaughn
presided.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-21
ADMITS HE Is LEADER
OF BUND IN SEATTLE

SEATTLE - A cabinet maker,
Paul stoll. said Friday 1t was no
secret" that ne was the leader Of
the German-American bund in Sc
attic. stoll, however, said he did
not handle affairs OF the organ
ization in Spokane. There's
enough to do just here in Seattle. l."
Stoll said.
Fritz Kuhn, national "feuhrer'
Of the bund, told the Dies COM
mittee in Washington. d. c. Thurs
day. that Stol directed the or
ganization's activities in Seattle
and Spokane.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-21
$500 CLAIM Is FILED

A claim for $500 for injuries
assertedly received when he slipped
and fell when a man-bole cover
on a Commerce IT. sidewalk tilted
last Oct. 8. was filed with CITY
Clerk Geneyieye Martin Friday by
F. c. Norwood Of 1853 so. NJ It,.
The asserted mishap occurred in
the 1900 block, Norwood stated.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-21
BUILDING PERMITS

Building permits were issued
Friday by the city engineer TO
Norman A. Nelson TO construct a
cottage at 1905 No. 18th st.. at an
estimated cost Of $1,000 and TO
coombs a. Hume to build frame
residence At 70i6 SO. J st., esti-
mated TO cost $500.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-21
MAGIC CLUB ELECTS

Bob Robertson. Stadium senior
has been elected president Of the
schools Magic club. 1t was an
nounced Friday. Bill Cough u vice
president. Ruth .Busheil. secretary,
and Bob Kelly, treasurer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-21
SUSPECTED DRUNKEN
DRIVER PUT IN JAIL

Jailed THURSDAY night after ms
arrest on drunken-driving
charge, George d. Smith. 4i-year-
old salesman. had not posted the
bond necessary 70 free him from
the city Jail Friday morning.
Smith was arrested at SO. 18th
st. and Union ave. Detective
Blake and Officer Adsir caught
I'D with him after receiving COM
plants Of car being driven err
radically and erowding other
vehicles off the street.
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To Initiate csnsrslis
Group Friday

Members ~ The Daughters q
Amssfes rili initiate . eiss~ n
candidates from csntfsiis IN Vii
day evening Ths past stats
counselor. Mrs. Marie MsiIsnb<ek
viii ssrort the group ~ Tacoma
Mrs. ~. u. cssrfsts0u viii speak
Mrs. BESSIE ttcbefts ~ IL Ia
coma counselor Mrs. Iiilda Nc.
clsllsna 10 chairman AZ The sntsr-
tsinmsnt COMMITTEES.
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Sevayze Speaks to Realtors, :
Detailing Cuts in Taxation

has been reduced from s2ss. 500
To si2s.t7s. while tho general bond
interest fund has been decreased
from s2is.esb 10 sp7s7s. swayzs
said.
The levy. the city official said,
has likewise been reduced, from
rs % mills To 2olp2 mills
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Exchange Confused
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-21
DIVORCE ACTIONS

Divorce actions were filed In
Pierce county superior court Fri
day by Hattie against Rudy
Harden, grounds cruelty, and Min
ME II. against william II.
Doughsn, incompstibility. Grant
ed interlocutory DEGREES were Ed
uarda Keith from Oliver Kenneth
Harris and Vega from Earl Rob
inson. Final DEGREES we're award
ed to Beryl n. from Ora r. KISS
ner and Marie Elizabeth Tracy
from LYMAN AaniE.
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APPY--
E1RI tDAy


FRIDAY. ocroHgR -
France. SHADE. SAT- So rsss.
Lorraine Assss. iass Fase~sf.
s~n j.us,s . Weeks. So No. !.
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Andy Ria issa se.
spragtie ase.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Herman ~ Olsen
returned recently from . fortnight
motoring through Oregon and
California. They stopped III the
fair and In Oakland. san Fran
cisco. ojai, and Long Beach visited
relatives.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-21

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lans sss expected 10 nsAs he
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AZ hour gale which swept The
Nofih Pacific csass cartier shss
wsek
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-21

Phoenix lodge asa u1li spnnsof
card party In the !. o. o. =.
hall Saturday evening 81 = oieloek.
Ths COMMITTEES In charge includes
Masdamss ". ". James, ?. J.
cowllng and Hattie kammiilsr
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-21

RsinT prices II nee has In
creased consumption ~ ON -
grown wheat ard -four In Japan.
ard n IL expected japanese flaur
xali soon cease 20 compete With
American and Australian products
In North China and hHnehukuo.
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Investment Trusts

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Government Expenses And Receipts

WASHINGTON and receipts for the cur
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