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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-24
MISS NC CORKLE
CAPTURES FIRST
PRIZE AT AFFAIR

II you ever received an invita-
ton to a hobo party from Mrs.
Myrtle Gaskill. OF Philadelphia
avenue. and are In the mood for
lots OF fun. be sure TO accept. This
Is the wording OF the illustrated in
vitaiion which Mrs. Gaskill sent out
10 several friends bidding them
come 10 hobo party she was Civ
ing in honor OF her house guest,
Miss Nell Hamilton, OF Atlanta.
Ga:
Hobo Gaskil wants all youse
other tramps TO convene wit dat
Homllion homo from Atlanta. Ga.
Come dis here Tuesday night. Z D.
M. Wear youse worstest buds" The
invitation was finished off with a
hobo, made OF real patches.
Upon entering the front door.
the astonished guests were usher
ed into real hobo quarters. for the
lovely Gaskil home had been
transformed into perfect barn
setting all the carpeting being
taken from the floors and every
inch OF floor space covered with
hay Huge signs that read. POSI-
lively No Smoking were placed
around. to prevent a fire hazard in
the Barn"
Mrs Gaskil received her guests
as hick girl herself. Her hair
was done in pigtails and tied with
rags. Her frock was torn and her
feet bare covered with improvised
corns. which she lied with red and
blue rags. which she skillfully
managed 10 keep on. as she glided
through the straw.
The guests were equally lndi-
crous In their hobo costumes. and
prizes went to those who carried
out he best ideas Of how hobo
should dress.
Muriel McCorkle. in her rags and
iatlcrs, won first prize a scrub
brush and soap. Hobo No. . was
Jane Malnay, who also received a
scrub brush. Hobo Edna Tondee
- 'if'U iHllu DllLt fnOIncT.
The games were spirited. bridge.
Tripoli and other games were play
ed. such as making chewing gum
dolls. Katie won first prize for
chewing her wad OF gum to the
best looking comic doll. She re-
received \ kitchen reminder doll.
Bnl that was not all. for hoboes
eat. aud when II came time to
bring along refreshments. the ho-
bo motif followed through. Mrs
Gasklll came out, laden with
knapsacks. made OF bright red ban
dana kerchiefs. which proved 10
be The hoboes dinner pals. In each
bandana. all knoticd and tied. was
lunch OF potato salad. cheeses
rolls. corn beef and dill pickles.
Each article OF food was wrapped
IN cellophane. The hobocs quench-
ed their thirst with punch and soft
drinks.
A realistic touch was added TO
The affair by Hobo Gaskills pet
dog PLAYFUL canine. that gave
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-24
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Pepperette Club Has
Its Weekly Meeting

The PeppereIte Social club held
It's weekly meeting Thursday,
June Is. al the home Of Mrs. Ruby
Lee Hough
Election OF officers was held
the following being elected Ruby
Hough. presidcn'. Leila Burnett.
Vice president: Pearl cole. secre-
iary: Roberta Gross. assistant sec
Rotary. Ruby Turner, treasurer;
Corrine Slovall. sergeant-at-arms (.
Mary Gilmore. historian
Mrs lIoneh was charming host
es and served very delicious Inn
cheOn.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-24
Gloria Grigsby Has
A Birthday p arty

Lille Miss Gloria Grigsby,
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. $. +.
GrIesby. of Seyhurn avenue. has
really been having an exciting
time recently. She participated In
Mrs T.et'lairc Knox Juniors on
Parade dancing recital Tuesday.
aud his Friday afternoon. she will
celebrate her eighth birthday with
a party to which she is inviting a
number Of her little friends.
Following the party. Gloria will
leave with her parents and little
brother. Frederick. on motor trip
Sonih.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-24

N, w o. b, Dad j. M. hcaded last
lne '.nrn's settlement lp",r worker, convened
VII p~"n eri.r Vernon ',.""r. 'n bat rA"r,a.,
ur. r'nn ',npip-nam. vn',no"d spending
u,~ le,c uar". crDniis,. WAYNE 60.
81 a,ers N. e.rv,r,
cn'n'. ,''~ u. Wedding ~ 'asi. swan. p-r.'
r' oc' 'S""' 'or" 'ri ,lars,
,t rf' N'ie laahs va caro- ~.
ne per"' ''"r" held
iH ~ ,cr hort mi, Marguerite ua,ra,
banquet sponsored wayne
s,.'ra0 iaae II q, t6e woaeo mians Of
Nsre 'a Tho tae' speeker was ne Roy Horace
NH church
SD'
MAJ tit4na. tl'iileisDn. Susie IiUefo. tonkling
irar ~ Naf ii' innu Marion Goul-or irflur tieorse
Nar fn fttf iHia I'ntti frt'S Dau. Efpestn Tumble
fn ltNfat ll1rman tlaffn,s SoncsHec Mrs
Nr apd Nr T. Whitaker Gi5n Hartford receiving
teri' who finished
N Mi-s VIII AXE o
o.
-,
s rrs II snd ihfri.e 4red The Debating lnion
" faoH Wrrfstrr graduation
bis
s.f's wbn'aker
l0 Not F' Vf Theta couclate that city IN
Algl~
The Re' held Their final meeting 81 the last frida,
Tho home Wells pniladc pha Guests
Ieepe N'-o Ne3 lianio' ilf' tonaCe and Bonnie smith
Ffn D.
and ronnff Nuri.i Ai,tolkle
q 81 % nuno % Hamilton Iho--
vll ~ ta-iin 1helns
Iu1ius Atei. Pose, ple- llliar Boohs Ns Helen
la>f saturday H. Mi Marion arier -" chandler
avenue enfrftand friend tufe Honor ~ ~
Jtc.t who RECEIVED hs ra deer'c in ph'sis from Tho Uni
They were NM eirfs ~ ~ hs Ge't letter and 7ono .oceiic'
Chid
Lowell Baker Victoria Ncan willis ward Miss Louie Sims and
George Taylor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-24

Pew Rally TO be held at Taber-
nacle church Sunday. June %. The
invitation was accepted
During an enjoyable social honr.
The hostess served tasty repasi.
The club will soon suspend It's
meetings until fall however II will
sponsor It's annual outing before
this suspension
Mrs. Dora Searcy. one Of the
clubs members Is still south at
tending her sick mother.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-24
5 w Social Club

Mrs. Ophcla smith reporter for
me Five W Social club entertained
The members IN theIr regular BIZ
monthly meeting Monday evening.
June IL a her home $500 Twenty
eighth street
There was a. nice attendance and
The business was presided over by
Tho president. Mrs w NJ McCar-
thur. The club received an invita-
lion from Mrs. Ellen " Wilson 10
he her guests AZ The Musical and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-24
Robinettes Club To
Give A Musical Tea

The nfsi annual alt,al les siy.
tn bs The koburiir- .lun Nlii De-
held sandal ailrlnonu Inr q, a.
ihr l.nc} Thu m1n bfm.h NNt A.
Ii" crescent Eeir and 'hc Motor
tVy Cleo oluh wi' ds.-f Du fhe
program wht,h v.ll begin prompt
~ ~ fpm
Mrs Johnnie Gilhea Rnd is di-
rector and arronipanitt
A cordial invitation is extended
10 The public.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-24
Club NeUs
the pictures throughout the Tribune this week will
In DETROIT'S MIRROR
BY SYLVIA PENN

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-06-24
MARINE ARWAY5 MAKE TWO TRIPS
 TO COAST PORTS

Two Marine Airways ships went out over the Island run today with seven passengers from Juneau.
 Pilot Alex Holden flew Hugh Coke, Mark Storms and Mrs. Katula to Hirst and MT. and Mrs. Lloyd Min ard to Port Althorp.
 Pilot Johnny Amundsen took Mrs. E. Fleming and Leona Victoria Smith to Sitka.
 Last night, Holden brought in U. s. Annette from Tulsequah and Amundsen flew out to Port Althorp after an urgent radio that cannery employee, Leonard Huvinson, was dying of heart attack.
 Huvinson apparently had died while the radio was being sent and Amundsen brought in the body.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-06-24
NORTH SEA
 TAKES 54
 FROM HERE

The steamer North Sea brought ir "A passengers from Sitka last night and sailed south with 54 from here
 Arrivals were Alex. Bradley, FL wood Moore, Mae Russell. Victor Ross, Steve Raymond, B. F. Kane N A. McEachran, A. Van Mavern H. l.. Heirick, D. Robinson, Anna belle Anderson, Edward Jahnke, c A. Schumacher, Verne L. Hoke, O H. Waterud, Ray Cavanaugh, Jen- nie Church, Mrs. Betty Willard, c. Blint, William Dick. Nels Sunder- land, Patrick ORiley, Charlie Chuck, James McGrath.
 Tor Seattle passengers were MT and Mrs. " Nickinovich, John, Mae, Dolly and Roger Nickinovich, Louis Kahn, Katherine Torkelsen, Mrs. Charles LeFevre, Mrs Mack Mar shall, Edith Marshall, Betty Mar shall, Dorothy Larsen, Mrs. Emmett Connor, Jimmy Connor, Mary Con- llO1s MI VI. IACdlA AlCy, pll OOC 1hibodeau, Cecilia Thibodeau, Dor othy Thibodeau, Mary Thibodeau, N. Lester Troast, Jr., Lenora Kauf- mann, Mack Marshall, Robert Mar shall Bruce Marshall, Clifford Jen- sen, Charles Stroyer, Frank Elem ing, J. U. Hall, J. Poletto.
 TOT ketchikan-R. M. Dickey, R. Henderson, Otto Lindeman, MT. and Mrs. P. J. Gilmore, Jr.,, c. F. Yen ney, Howard Thompson, J. G. Shep- ara, N. Lester Troast.
 For Wrangell William Bell, Thomas Griffin, w. c. Overby, h. c. McKoWan.
 For Petersburg-Mrs. F. w. Will Hanson, F. w. Williamson, Robert Turner, Robert Davenport, Buel Smelcer, Louis Taylor, J. J.. Green, Mrs. Wanberg, Judge w. A. Holz- heimer, George Grigsby.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-06-24
MARINE NEWS
STEAMER MOVEMENTS
NoRTHBoUND

. Princess Charlotte in port and
 scheduled to sail for Skagway
 at g tonight.
 Baranof scheduled to arrive to-
 . morrow morning at 2 o'clock
 and sails west at 6 in the . morning. Should have three
 . and one-half days mail on
 board.
 . Alaska due Monday Should { . have two and one half days ( . mail. . North Coast due Tuesday. . Tongass scheduled to arrive . Wednesday morning, . SCHEDULED SAILINGS ( . Columbia scheduled to sail c
 . from Seattle g a. m. tomor- ( . row. ( . Prince George scheduled to sail ( . from Vancouver June 26 at g q . D. m . Princess Louise scheduled to ( . sail from Vancouver June 28 c . at g D. m. . North Sea scheduled to sail c . from Seattle June 30 at 10 c a. m. . Taku scheduled to sail from . . Seattle June 30 at D. m. . . Prince Robert scheduled to sail . . from Vancouver June 30 at . . D. m. . SOUTHBOUND SAILINGS . . Prince Rupert scheduled south . . bound midnight tonight . . Yukon scheduled to arrive at 6 . o'clock Sunday afternoon . . and sails south at II D. m. q
 . Aleutian scheduled to arrive (
 . Monday morning at 6 o'clock (
 and sails south at o'clock. {
 LOCAL SAILINGS ( . Estebeth scheduled to sail every . Wednesday at 6 pm. for Sit- . . ka and wayrorts. . . Dart leaves every Wednesday . , at am. for Petersburg, Port . Alexander, Kake and Way . . ports . c c .
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-06-24
COLUMBIA BUCKS ICE FROM NOME,
 SEATTLE BOUND
Only Takes Eight Days, However, 10 Make
 Voyage South

SEATTLE, June 24-Steamer Col umbia, of the Alaska Steamship Company, has arrived here from Nome, eight days from the Seward Peninsula metropolis, despite being forced to push through ice floes for 100 miles enroute south.
 George Maynard, publisher of the Daily Dugget at Nome. was pas senger south from the north and he is going to visit the Golden Gate Exposition at San Francisco.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-06-24
THREE COMING
 IN WITH pAA;
 NORTH SUNDAY

Three passengers are to come in with Pacific Alaska Airways from Fairbanks today and the plane scheduled to go north today will not leave until tomorrow because of the late arrival of the steamer Baranof.
 Those coming in today with Pi- lots Joe Crosson and Gene Meyring are J. B. Warrack, w. B. Johnson and Mrs. T. w. Purkeypile.
 The plane for Fairbanks from here tomorrow will leave at 10 o'clock in the morning.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-06-24
ONE PASSENGER FOR THIS PORT
 ABOARD T0NGA55

SEATTLE, June 24. = Steamer Tongass sailed during the night for Juneau and wayports with l2 pas sengers aboard including Miss Merle George, for Juneau, who goes north to join her father.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-06-24
10 HAL|BUTERS
 SELL, SEATTLE

SEATTLE, June 24.-HalibuterS selling on the Seattle fish exchange today are as follows:
 From the Western banks-Eagle 40,000 pounds, selling at 7la and "A cents a pound; Helgeland 10000 pounds, 7ss and "A cents; Paragon 10000 pounds, Coolidge 32000 pounds, both at 77s and 7A cents; Chelsea 40,000 pounds, 79s and n cents.
 From the local banks Hoover 18- coo pounds. 7Ss and 74 cents; Alitak 10000 pounds, 7A cents straight; Sonia 18,000 pounds, 3-4 and 7ls cents; Betty Jane 15000 pounds, 3-4 and 7A cents; Hanna 12000 pounds, 7la and 7A cents.
 The Book ALASKA, Revised ant
 E.,Iu.caI No.xv n.. CoIo. m
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-06-24

The Book ALASKA. Revised and Enlarged. Now On Sale; S1.00.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-06-24
Screen Test Answers
I. Geraldine Fitzgerald (shown Ir

!. Geraldine Fitzgerald (shown In the picture).
 2. Midsummer Nights Dream" "Romeo and Juliet" LAS You Like It," and Flaming of the Shrew."
 5. la) They appeared in success. fuI stage dramas and now are hay. ing current runs on Broadway; (bl They appe ared in unsucce ssfui plays.
 A.. (al Wrong, Miss oberon mar. ried Alexander korda, the British producer; (b) Right, in "idiot's De. nig,; d,gnt"; lc) Wrong, Myrna Loy is wife"; (d) Wrong, Charles chaniin and coogan appeared in "The Kid'' II was 6eery and Jackie Cooper Wno made a hit as a team, their nrst picture together being "The Champ"
 5. (al In the "Hardy Family" se- res; (b) The "Young Doctor Xii. dare' series; (c) The "CharIie Chan" series; (d) In the "Thin Man series, as the dog.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-13
FRIENDLY SUIT
BROUGHT HERE

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-13
BERCERSEN'S NEPHEW
Is SAFE IN NORWAY

Ivan tBudl Jacobsen. who left
Tacoma June p en- route 10
Palestine. i safe IN Norway where
The outbreaf 81 war stalled him.
according 10 telegram received
BY his mother. Mrs Ivar Jacobsen
Of Morton. Jacobsen Is a nephew
OF city Commissioner Bergersen.
Bergersen received Wednesday a
postcard from his sister telling OF
the telegram she received from
Bergen. Norway.
Send mail 10 Nordfiordeid
Safe" That was all her son had
eaoied, Mrs. Jacobsen wrote. 4
don't know now whether he can
get out Of Norway she concluded.
Jacobsen sailed for Rotterdam
on the Norwegian steamer Ber-
gsnger took passage at Rotterdam
on another steamer TO Bergen. 10
visit relatives near there. He had
been offered a fellowship 10 teach
IN the American university IN
Palestine.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-13
HIDDEN MONEY
LOOT Of THIEF

NamsFoas hargssfiss were ~.
PARTED 30 p<lles during shs past
~ heskss reports ~ hsaaaasftsrs
dlarlasee "Wednesday
Mss y sshaias isas "a Hsssl.
san a.. reported : prowler gained
entrance 20 heF haass while shs
~as aasens saa after rausao kink
shs place. ssuis SIS ~ currency
shs had hldsi.n. "a viii a. some
tax Ard has tokens Heiors DE-
parting. hs AT down and ate ssns
psralsd pigs feet she had par up
sRd then sook a half pound Of
hussss
A pair o. opera glasses wA~
iaken from the car u n. n Con
way. which Nas parked Ia base.
nsns garage nj the fsurklngh ham
apartments. where he resides
Mrs. Arthur Remington. asoe No.
Mullen a.. complained a prewlef
had taken a valuable hand-carved
ivory Chinese ktatus from her
honas.
A kodak was stolen from be
hind = counter IN restaurant At
1924 Pacific ave. X. watansbe
reported,
A prowlcr who used pass Key
gained entrance 10 the home Of
W. $. Wright \, $50 Fawcett ave.
and stole HIS wriich watch. A
pas key was used al the home Of
Robert Hurlhuft at 5000 No. 10th
81. BY prowler who stole radio.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-13

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"a = dangerous position
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that asmecrssy ran k-~p eosl
asd es~~F in cfi.s..s said
TAFT.
fhe visitor previously had visited
the bremsrton navy yard with .
delegation ~ king county and
state Republican leaders. < A.
Perkins Niih hls yacht. the ~
ffinefo. met the senator and his
party ~ Gig Harbor. then took
the group for a trip down the
NarroNs "a inspect the bridge
project Tacoma city officials and
= group * prominent Tseomans
were or hand % greet the visitor.
Among those IN tho senator 5
party was David S, Ingalls,. MS
campaign manager. and a former
assistant TO the secretary of the
navy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-13
INJUNCTION OUT
N BEER WAR
Supreme Court Deei.
sso1 IL Against
T~amsier Union

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said ana resort was had 20 acts
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ness Those acts were hksw1s.
unlawful
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orcweryas suit should be dismissed
because the quarrel arose out Of
an internal figh; between AFL
unions Tor control and did not con
Germ the courts.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-13
japanese Girl To
Wed Chinese Man

Nnsafiies aefuss ths Pacific BE-.
tween the land a. their ancestors
evaisis Z cheek the course Of 70.
mahss IN America between Eugene
= Wong and Nancy Ann Namara.
Cuslnsy Auditor =. Clifford
Davis marriage license appnea.
ilnn fils showed "Wednesday the
declaration ~ Wong 72-year-old
Seattle taxE aFiyef. Yakima born
Chinese boy and Miss Nomara. 20
ysas-oid Japanese Firi from Belle
sas a. Wei Mise Numufa VAS
born IN billings. Aoa,. her sp.
pllestloa showed.
Other applications have been
received from John D. Mattson.
a. westpoft. Wash. and Mrs,
MAJ Anderson. ~. crescen, city.
Calf nenald Kane. -. and
Evelyn Michael. -. Tacoma. Har-
old Lee Mithrow -. Puyailup.
and i.ucllle Bernlce stFecd. D. Ta-
coma Jack Wallis. %. and Mar
garst , Bonniekson. -. Seattle
Byron Dale Morchesd. "a. Seattle.
aud i,cula Cambridge. 10. Messy
roek. Wash Alvin y otterson,
q snd Maxine l.. kuboSke. %
Tacoma. Lcwie y. Blair. a.. Aldrr-
wood Manor. Wash and Reta NJ.
EngclhSrdt. -. Seattle; Clarence
Joseph Hermsen, Is. and Lucille
Mary Zenk -. Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-13
Warns Quarantine
May Be Continued

Dog owners OF the city were
warned today by Or. Ralph Gregg
city health director. that the state
quarantine order may be continued
another three months II any more
eascs OF rabies are found.
The first case this month was
spprehended recently In the vicin-
iiy Of So. 3sth st. and Yakima ave.
There were three cases in August
In the vicinity of So. 74th and Pine
SITS. ali identified as caused by A
stray dog with the disease which
was running loose, contrary TO the
state quarantine.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-13
Junior Symphony
Party Thursday

The a. aarmi~sr cs shs Tseonls
1aniss symphuns erchss1ta. whseh
participated IN shr nsnsaf muss.
xasns. aas program this susnnass
81 she ksn Fran<asen exposition.
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The onnessefes. Alexander \
Msioslaaff. and Inc passnss 0f ths
musicians are plsansns the pro-
gram. Nhich sisi aiso Include a
special concert 70 which the puhilc
IL Invited
TIE Tsrusnanx. who composed
shs seecnd largest Junior orchestra
at the far. were among the 1000
nsaslrisnx ffUm NJ states wha
played under the dirertsan II the
famous bsndmsstef. Edwin FRANKIE
Goldman
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-13
Tuo Persons Hurt
In Auto Collision

Two motorists suffered painful
injuries Tuesday afternoon a. re-
suit OF collision at So. 65th st
and Pacific ave. police records dis
closed Wednesday.
r -. Callahan, %. OF T0s So.
Junett St. truck driver. reported
he was travelling north on Pacific
ave. when car. operated by
George Jensen OF Route Z, box Sill.
crashed into the rear of his vehicle.
As result Of the mishsp. Callahan
received attention at Tacoma Gen
eral hospital for a sprained back.
while Jensen was treated at Pierce
County hospital for a cut over his
left temple.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-13
Drunken Driving
Brings SI25 Fine

Pleading guilty to a charg, Of
operating a motor vehicle while
under the influence OF Intoxicating
liquor. Bob Clarno. 30. OF Route ].
Spanaway. was fined Si25 and
costs by Justice Clarence Layton
Tuesday afternoon.
Ciarno was arrested by State
Petrolmsn Mike Wayne Monday
night after a borrowed car he was
driving side-swiped a parked auto
on the Mountain highway belong
ing 10 l. Il. Savage AT Estonville.
Wayne told the court Clsrno had
no drivers license.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-13

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-13

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