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If you have an attic or third floor
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tne way, unless the sliding stair
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and the larger, slightly wider, stair
which requires an opening 30h
inches by 6S1a inches.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-24
JAMES CARNEY
EXPIRES HERE
Attorney and Long
Time Resident
Is Stricken

Last rites were being arranged
Tuesday for James Garvey, TO-
year-old Tacoma attorney, who
died Monday evening in a local
hospital He had been resident
of this city the past SIS years. COM
ing from Williamsport, Pa.
Garvey, who resided at 1928 No.
30th st. began the practice of law
in Tacoma in 1894. after coming
from Minnesota, where he assist
ed his father on a farm and at
tended school
He attended the College of
Sacred Heart at Prairie du Chem
in Wisconsin, and the law schools
of the University of Minnesota
and University of Wisconsin. He
was admitted to the bar shortly
after arriving in Tacoma.
Carney was affiliated with the
Democratic party; was a member
of the Knights of Columbus. the
Pierce County Bar association. the
state and national bar associations,
as well as the Holy Names society
of st. Patrick's Catholic church.
He leaves his wife, Mabel, at the
family home; two brothers, John
Garvey in North Dakota and
Thomas in Ellensburg; two sisters,
Mrs. Julia Allen in Honolulu and
Mrs. Anna l.. Murphy of Tacoma.
Cassidy & Allen Co. will an
nounce the funeral.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-24
Flower Exhibits
ToBeContinued

Tacoma public library officials
have decided to hold the institu-
tons Monday morning flower ex-
hibits" throughout the summer. il
was announced today.
The objective is to increase local
knowledge Of wild flowers of the
Tacoma area. Library staff men,
bers and Tacoma Mountaineers win
gather specimens. but the general
public. too. has been invited to add
to the exhibits.
II Identification of blooms Is de-
sired. the library will attempt to
oblige.
On exhibit now are specimens
obtained at roadside between Lake
bay and Delano beach. The innova-
ton Is in charge Of the librarv's
reference department.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-24
DANCE RECITAL
TO Be June Z

Reitha Gehri IL presenting her
students in her ninth annual re-
cital on June 2 at Jason Lee
auditorium. This years show is
featuring the well-known fairy tale
of cinderella" With the aid Of a
lovely fairy godmother in the per-
sonsge of Jean Smith. Cinderella
Lorayn Stevens) goes to the
princes dick BackebergD ball and
there witnesses a lavish court en-
tertainment. She is shown how in
the land of make believe 1t is pos
sible for Darlene Reynolds to jump
rope and tap at the same time.
She also watches keiko Ogawa
tap on skates, while Norma Morris
does her capers as the court jester.
The second part of the show IL
devoted to trip around the world,
featuring the costumes and dances
of many nations. OF outstanding
beauty will be the rhumba num-
Der to be presented by Hermysl
Clemens. Frances Mcdonald will
do a brilliant tambourine tap.
Over 100 children are putting
forth their efforts TO present an
hour and half Of professional
dance entertainment.
Costumes for the show have
been designed by Harmon Daven-
port and the wardrobe executed
by Ida Backeberg. Winfield
Sypher will be in charge Of the
music, with Jesse Curtis at the
piano.
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RECOMMENDS $3,267
FOR WORK AT MURRAY

State Works Progress Admin
istrator Don G. Abel has informed
Col. A. w. McMorris, assistant
acknowledgement. Camp Murray.
he has passed favorably on the
states proposal requesting Ss.267
in federal funds for road improve
ments and that the proposal has
been sent to Washington. d. c..
for the presidents approval.
Proposals call for improving APP
proximately pa miles of road. and
includes 1000 cubic yards of exca-
walton. 1000 cubic yards of gravel
and 1000 square yards Of oiling.
The military department has
pledged N,sl3 for purchase of ma
teriais.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-24
0LAV, MARTHA
PARENTS Of ;

Prince Olav and Princess Martha
of Norway, Tacoma visitors today,
like King George VI and Queen
Elizabeth, now in Canada, didn't
bring their children on tour.
The Norwegian royal couples
children are Princess Ragnhild,
born in 1880; Princess Astrid, born
in 1892, and Prince Harald, born
Feb. 81, 1887.
Prince Olav was born July 2,
1908, in England. On March 81.
1929. he and Martha, daughter of
Prince Charles of Sweden, brother
of the Swedish king, were married
in Oslo.
At the wedding the Duke of
York (now King George VI of
England) was best man. He and
Prince Olav are cousins.
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sMoUe.Up' Assembly
1T Pt1yaAup Friday
School to Observe Annual Rites;
Athletic Letters to Be Awarded

PUYAI4LUP - Forecasting the
close of the school year, Puyallup
high school viii hold its annual
ssmove-up" assembly Friday morn
ing in the auditorium. when the
seniors win move out and other
classes will take the places they
win occupy in September.
Other features Of the assembly
will be the presentation Of letter
awards by Principal Harry p.
Hansen to students who have won
recognition in track, baseball. golf,
tennis and stage work. There Will
also be letters for the girls who
have excelled In athletics. install
lation Of the newly-elected stu
cent body officers will be a part
u the ceremonies with Henry Per-
field. student president, acting a.
Installing officer.
8 At the assembly Monday morn
ing Sheriff william severyns of
King county was the speaker. hav-
ing Crime Does Not Pay" as his
subject. The sheriff gave in
stances illustrating his subject and
dlso introduced his blood hound,
Rambler" to the students.
: Several Parent Teacher groups
will hold their last sessions of the
year this week. Thursday evening
It 4 O'Clock J. r. Stewart PIT. A.
Will have installation ceremonies
At it, meeting at the school. with
Mrs. w. s. Colman. president Of
he Pierce County PIT. A. coun-
ell. installing officer. Mrs. !. c.
Gaspard viii preside, turning the
Gavel over to Mrs. Roy Farrar. the
new president. w. L. Goodell will
show a group Of moving pictures
and Mrs. Fred Flanagan will give
Z report of last weeks state con-
vention activities. Refreshments
win be served by first and second
grade mothers.
Thursday night has also been
chosen ~ the time for the last
meeting Of the Woodland PIT. A.
IT the school when the new Off
GERS will be installed. For = pro-
gram preceding the 8 o'clock meet
ing, Woodland Boy Scouts. under
the leadership Of Z. e. Templin,
will give = demonstration Of the
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Prince and Princess Guests
At TaV0 Functions in Tacoma

CONTINUED From Page One)
ice trains left the field. while the
planes of the Dist Observation
squadron and attack planes from
March Field, California, roared
overhead.
Immediately after the review, a
series of firing demonstrations, in
Guiding infantry and artillery, was
held.
The seven-car caravan of the
royal party, upon arriving in Ia
coma. was to drive slowly up Pa
cific ave. to 18th St, thence to
Broadway and the Winthrop. With
the prince and princess in their
car, No. l in the procession, will
be r. b. Fitch, Col. Dunn and
Mayor J. J. Kaufman.
In the second car will be Will
helm Morgenstierne. Norwegian
minister to the u. S.; Major and
Mrs. Nicoli Ramm Oestgaard and
Mr.. and Mrs. Axel II. Oxholm.
Capt. Nils Arentzen Ramm
Aage Bryn, Consul Einar Boyer
Vice Consul c. Stang-Andersen and
Mrs. Anderson will be in car No. 3
Others who will be in the remain
ing cars follow:
Car No. 4--Jens Schive, Hans
Olav. Mrs. J. J. Kaufman and DR.
o. A. Tingelstad: car No. 5--Miss
Ellen Bugge, DR.. and Mrs. Christer
Quevli; car No. 6-Mr. and Mrs
Henry Berglund and Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Strom; car No. &c. J
Mohn, Mr.. and Mrs. Thor Toilet.
son and Mrs. Holmes Eastwood.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-24
SMALL CLASS
TO GRADUATE

GIG HARBOR - The Lincoln
grade school will hold eighth grade
commencement exercises Wednes-
day evening at the school house
with J. Wright Baylor the guest
speaker. The three girls and six
boys completing the course are
Annabell Kimball. Yvonne Lewis.
Frances Markovich, George An
cich, George Bujacich. Gordon
Hilseth, Anthony Janovich, Thorn
as Jerkovich. and Nick Lovovich.
Thursday will be the last day of
study, while Friday will be a
general clean up day.
Work was started Monday on
the new baseball park on the
West Side. Largely on the site
of the old diamond in use Is years
ago. Harold REIN has donated the
lots behind his garage and local
business men have signed a Swear
lease with Frank Adams for his
land behind the Glitch block.
The Crescent Valley PIT. A,
will hold the last meeting of the
year Wednesday evening at the
school house with the new presi-
dent, Mrs. Ted Solberg, in charge.
Mrs. Bourland. county health
nurse. will show pictures on Care
of the Teeth" and will explain
plans for the health and immuni-
zation clinic to be held early in
July on the Gig Harbor peninsula.
Plans for the school annual picnic
will be made.
The Rosedale hall association
will meet Wednesday evening at
the hall.
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Decorations For
ROyal Suite

When Crown Prince Olav and
Princess Martha arrived in Tacoma
Tuesday afternoon the spring gar
dens of the Puget Sound country
were literally brought to them in
their suite on the ninth floor of
the Hotel Winthrop. Under the
Craftsmanship of Mrs. John Arna-
son johnson and her committee.
consisting of Mrs. H. B. Tullis and
Mrs. George Nicholai. the rooms
of the royal couple. the master of
the household, the lady in waiting
and the rest of the royal staff
were made CHEEKY and homelike.
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; FINE OR 1 DAYS
N jail FOR ATTEMPT

= Found guilty O . charge Of at
ompted fheft At = pair Of skates
fum tn Midway rink Saturday
Svsning. James Caldwell. 20-year-
~ ccC youth. vas ordered to
mve efther four days in jail or
Nv = fine a - by Police Judge
1oe MalIery. Monday afternoon.
- wes arrested On complaint Of
an Page. rink operator.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-24
REPUBLIC STEEL
SUES Clio, SW0C

CLEVELAND - Republic Steel
corporation today filed $780,
900 damage suit against Congress
Of Industrial Organizations, Steel
Workers Organising committee.
John L. Lewis. Philip Murray and
others, a. result Of the Little
Steel" strike Of 1887.
The company charged that its
loss Of business and extraordinary
expenses resulting from the strike
had cost it $2.500.000. 1t asked
threfold damages. A. provided by
the Clayton Antitrust act.
II named almost 100 individual
strikers and union officers in
Cleveland. Youngstown. Warren.
Miles, Canton and Massillon. all in
Ohio, a. defendants.
The suit was filed In federal
district court here. It said "un-
lawful acts Of force, intimidation.
threats. violence, destruction of
property. injury to persons and
obstruction Of commerce to and
from the plants were part Of con-
spiracy to compel the company to
Gign . proposed collective bargain
ing contract With SWOC."
A precedent for the suit
~ beea established n Phila-
r.
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-KruR-Jutz Photos.

ingdon roses, rose and purple rho
dodendrons and pink gladiolas.
Rhododendrons. the state flower of
Washington, predominated in the
decorations. Other flowers used
in the various rooms were Dutch
iris in tones of yellow and blue,
roses of many varieties, syringa,
weigelia, purple and cream lupin
and London's pride.
Mrs. Henry Berglund is general
chairman of the arrangements.
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Flowers were furnished by the
Metropolitan park board, Mrs. X.
S. Mcfarland, Mrs. N. c. Hen
ricksen, Mrs. Roscoe Lane and
members of the committee.
In the royal suite was an artistic
arrangement of yellow Lady Hill
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-24
Rejected Suitor
Pickets House!

Prowler Car Officers Hsroin
Thornburg and Harry Shaner were
summoned Monday evening to tns
vicinity of So. 18th ST. and Cusn-
man ave. to settle a strike.
When the officers returned 70
police headquarters they made the
following report;
Went to -- So Cushman ave.
A rejected sutton pickeing
house. We removed the picket
Case settled"
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Local No. $40
Meet Wednesday

- Members q local No. Q. l. w. A..
1pe urged TO attend = special meet
90 eal1ed for Wednesday at p. m.
- Go headquarters, lls 30.
13th u
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Loney will give the convention re-
port.
To Install ofncers
Alderton PIT. A. has chosen
Thursday afternoon for its final
gathering which will be in the
form of picnic at the home of
Mrs. F. c. Oliver. Luncheon will
be served at 1890 10 which men
Of the group are invited. Mrs.
l.. w. Post. president; Mrs. X. /.
Spooner, vice president: Miss
Frances Crosby. secretary. and
Miss Inga Goplerud, treasurer,
newly elected officers. will be in
stalled. and Mrs. Post will report
on the convention. The speaker
will be Assistant County Agent
Miss Kelley.
On Wednesday afternoon men,
bers Of the seventh and eighth
grades will hold their annual
picnic at Trout lake where supper
will be served. Misses Elsa VAIL
quist and Annabelle Post will be
in charge of the party.
Mrs. Glen Gushing will be host
css at her home on 5th ave, N. w.
Friday afternoon for the meeting
of Chapter AN. P. T.. o. The
speaker will be Miss Mary C.
Houston Of Buckley who will have
MY Years In Puerto Rico" az her
subject.
Camp Fire Girls of Puyallup
will gather in the Civic auditorium
Saturday evening for a grand
council fire at which awards for
outstanding work will be given.
Torch bearer awards in social
leadership are to be presented to
Freda Stshl. Esther Kinzie and
Betty Cerstmann.
Mrs. Florence Sterling of
Seattle has returned home follow
ing a week end visit to her sisters,
Mrs Ida Campbell and Mrs. Carrie
sisk of 1o2 3rd ST., S. w.
Melinda soles tent No. 20,
Daughtes Of Union Veterans will
meet Friday at the home of Mrs.
William Wischemann, 4l4 5th
ave-. N. w. Business will occupy
the morning and after a pot luck
luncheon there will be a program.
Spinning PIT. A. is sponsoring
skating party for the younger
children at the rink at End st. and
East Main ave. Thursday evening
from s until 8 o'clock.
Last Gard Party
Winona council, Order of Poca-
hontas. will hold its last card
party Of the season Friday night
at Red Mems hall. There will be
a business meeting at Z o'clock.
Mrs. Esther Hoffman and Mrs.
Irene Yahn will be in charge of
cards. beginning at s:l5. Men Of
the Red Mems lodge will serve the
refreshments. This committee is
composed of William Wischemann.
Ray Goodner, c. r. Law. David
Bloomquist, Bert Morris. Ed Ridge
and M. Phelps.
Mrs. John Christianson of Cam
yon road was hostess Monday
afternoon at a ! o'clock luncheon
and miscellaneous shower at the
community club hall compliment
ing Miss Margaret Finch. who will
become the bride of her son, John
Christianson jr., on Aug. 4. About
go guests were present and Mrs.
Christianson was assisted by Mrs.
William Helmold and Mrs. Mar
garet Helmold.
In the evening Mrs. Christian
son celebrated her birthday with
a party at her home.
Mrs. James Moore. 6l3 4th ave..
N. E.. will be hostess for a meet :
ing OF the North circle of the
Women's guild of Christ Episco-
pal church Thursday afternoon at
2 o'clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-24
PLOT PROBE
IS CONTINUED
John D. M. Hamilton
Explains His
Position

WASHINGTON-Felix MeWhir-
ter, Indianapolis banker and Re-
publican state finance officer. told
the house committee investigating
un-American activities today that
his purpose in making inquiries
concerning Jewish connections"
of several prominent persons was
to obtain "factual information" for
his own satisfaction.
McWhirter was questioned con-
corning letter he wrote to James
Erwin Campbell. Owensboro. Ky,
who is under investigation by the
legislators in connection with an
alleged anti-semitic campaign,
purportedly designed to counterfeit
a leftist revolution.
McWhirter asked In his letter
whether "Hull's wife is a part or
full-blooded semitic" and inquired
about the semitic connections" OF
ALI NJ. Lsndon and William Allen
White.
why did you want that infor-
nation ?" asked Chairman Martin
Dies. D.. Texas.
He Wanted Facts"
For the same reason that I
would like to have any fsctusl in
formation could have" Nc
Whittier replied.
What difference did 1t make ?"
Dies asked.
No difference McWhirter
said. II think the hymn of hate
has been sung in too many places,
and too many people have been on
the receiving end. ] was only in
terested in getting the facts"
He denied he wanted to dissent
nate the information.
Republican National Chairman
John ID. NJ. Hamilton late Monday
told the committee he had no
knowledge of the activities of per-
sons alleged to have disseminated
anti-semitic propaganda.
Defends Position
Hamilton was supenaed in the
inquiry, after 1t was learned he
had exchanged letters with Camp
bell.
Publication of this cores
pondence prior to my appearance
here has resulted in the inference
that in some way I. or the Re-
publican National headquarters.
have been sympathetic with anti
semitic activities" Hamilton said.
mo man who has position
such as NINE" said Hamilton,
"can permit that challenge to 60
unanswered because it not only
reflects on me. but also on the
great political party l represent"
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Mrs. Florence Sterling of
Seattle has returned home follow
ing a week end visit to her sisters,
Mrs Ida Campbell and Mrs. Carrie
Sisk Of 102 3rd ST.. s. w.
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Camp Fire Girls of Puyallup
will gather in the Civic auditorium
saturday evening for a grand
council fire at which awards for
outstanding work will be given.
Torch bearer awards In social
leadership are to be presented to
Freda Stahl. Esther Kinzie and
Betty Gerstmann.
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Melinda Soles tent No. 26.
Daughtes Of Union Veterans will
meet Friday at the home of Mrs.
William Wischemann. 4l4 5th
ave.. N. w. Business will occupy
the morning and after a pot luck
luncheon there will be a program.
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work they are doing. Mrs. c. N
Loney will give the convention re
port.
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Spinning PIT. A. is sponsoring
skating party for the younger
children at the rink at End st. and
East Main ave. Thursday evening
from 6 until 8 o'clock.
Evening star., 1939-12-10

winter and will be joined later by
Mr.. Viner.
Mrs. Emma Sancier has as her
guests at the Broadmoor her sis
tiers, Mrs. Max Minzesheimer and
Mrs. M. Oppenheimer of New York.
Annual Linen Shower
At Home for Aged.
The annual linen shower at the
Home for the Aged will take place
Monday night, December l8, at 7:30
o'clock.
A Chanukah party will be given
tonight for the guests at the Home
for the Aged at 1928 Spring road.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Lulley left
Washington Thursday on a three
weeks motor trip to New Orleans.
Mrs. Samuel Revness has joined
Mr.. Revness in New York after
spending several weeks here with
her family.
Mrs. William Wyman, formerly Of
the Westchester, has taken an
apartment at Wardman Park Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. David A. Freid, the
latter formerly Miss Ethel Gold
stein, announce the birth Of a son
Robert Allen November II in Sibley
Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Poretsky, the
latter formerly Miss Mildred Eanet,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Eanet, whose marriage took place
Sunday, November 26, in Washing
ton, are at home at 6323 Luzon
avenue NV.
Evening star., 1939-12-10

and Mrs. Mason Miller Of Silver
Spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alphonse Leemans
left Wednesday on a trip to Wis
consin. Mr.. Leemans is with the
New York Giants football team.
Mrs. Louis Tanney arrived Friday
from San Francisco for visit with
her sister, Mrs. Leo P. Watson, at
North Woodside.
Miss Elizabeth Benedict enter
tanned at bridge last evening.
Mrs. Charles Friedrich arrived last
week to spend the Christmas holi-
days with her children, Mr.. Charles
Friedrich, jr., and Miss Mildred
Friedrich, who are attending school
here. She will be joined shortly by
Mr.. Friedrich. During their stay they
will be the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Heideck. The Friedrich's
are former residents Of the COM
munity and moved to Texas last
June.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Bledsoe Of
Woodside are spending this month
in Mississippi, Arkansas and Ten
nessee.
Mrs. Rose Hargrave is visiting her
cousin, Mrs. James Adrian, in Lees
burg, Va, for a week.
Evening star., 1939-12-10
Capital Aero Club
Plans Wright Day
Luncheon SATURDAY.

Rear Admiral John H. Towers,
chief Of the Bureau Of Aeronautics,
United States Navy, and Brig. Gen.
Barton K. Yount, assistant chief Of
the Army Air Corps, will be among
the guests Of honor at the Aero Club
Of Washington's annual Wright day
luncheon, which will commemorate
the first flight Of the Wright BROTH
ers on December II, 1908. The
luncheon will be held Saturday, as
the 17th falls on Sunday, and will
take place In the Pan-American
room Of the Mayflower Hotel at
1880 o'clock.
Other honor guests will be Col.
E. w. Hill, commanding ofncer Of
Boiling Field; Col. John H. Jouett,
president of the Aeronautical Cham
Der Of Commerce, and Mr.. William
p. MacCracken, chairman Of the
Aviation Committee Of the Wash
ington Board Of Trade.
Capt. Corley P. McDarment, q. S.
A.. retired, is president Of the Aero
Club, which was founded January
Is, 1909.
Evening star., 1939-12-10
Fort Myer Horse
Show Wednesday

The first Of q series Of winter in
door horse shows will take place at
Fort Myer Wednesday. Miss Mar
garet Cotter is expected to ride her
famous horse, Rocksie. And from
the post Capt. Mcclellan will ride
the well-known Smacko, 1t. Davis
Wagstaf will ride Enterprise. and
Clipped Wings will be ridden by 1t.
James Polk. All of these horses won
high honors at the recent show in
New York.