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Pa1tV

Tuvo efecto, como opertuna-
mente anunciamos, la hermosa
fiesta en- honor de las Srtas. Oh
ga Manrique y Josefina Medi-
ma, que iran a Baltimore, al Hos
pital Sinai, a estudiar la carre-
ra de enfermera.
Pertenecen las dos a conoci
das familiaS de esta ciudad y en-
ell programa preparado tomaron
parte los hermanoS Barranco,
que con tanta gracia bailan Y
cantan la rumba Guiana.
Una noche de algeria. AIDE
mas de los esposos F. Medina y
R. Manrique, padres de las dos
muchachas, vimos ALI a la Sra.
Elisa Diaz, Sra. H. Cohen, Sra.
Carmen Quesada, esposos Ra-
fael Rubiom, sr., esposos Alfre-
do Gonzalez, esposos |. Parodi,
esposos Virgil Medina. Sra. Ar
CELIA San Martin, Sra. Aurelia
Huerta, esposos Pat de Meza
Srtas. Dorothy Bloom, Tulsa Mo
lima, Dolores San Martin, Dalia
Molina, Vitalia Rodriguez, Ed
ma Runio, Argelia San Martin,
Ana Medina, Aleida Huerta,
Carmen Dfaz, Angie Valdes, E.
ana Yahez, Ofelia Golden, Ma
" Ebra, Flora Marchetta, Lucy
Valdes, Juanita Menendez y IN
umeroso grupo de caballeros
degrade por Fermin Diez.
.adl Camera, Daniel Boan, Vic
or Menendez, Mike Rivera, E.
nil Nude, Rudy Granda, Marie
Nintero, Armando Gonzalez
Manuel Alfonso, Constantine
Garcia, Edmundo Salinas, Jor'
re Marrero, Frank Santos, Ser.
10 Seriel, Daniel Manrique, Lie
lel Diaz, Tom Monaco, Arturo
yaldes, Charlie Garcia, Manue
Quesada, Manuel Fernandez, R.
hard Casanueva, Dario Monte
no, Casimiro Yanez, Raymond
Suarez, Charles Sanchez, Henry
Marchetta, Raymond Pals y Het
tor Menendez.
Tn feliz viaje y grandes ext
tos deseamos a las cultas mu
chachas.
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NOTAS SOCIALES

Bdle
Dos orquestas tocaran en- el
gran bale de esta noche en- Ia
sociedad Cfrculo Cubano, Zack
Whyte y La Sonora. Bale de
carnival, con I'm programa ex-
traordinario.
A las IL 80 Sc verificara la re
cepci6n preparada por la Sec
ci6u de Recreo. Para entrar los
socios deberan presentar ell reci-
DO Y ell Garnet. Los No7socios pa
garan rs centavos y 25 centa-
vos, pero la comision Sc reserva
ell derecho de rechazar a la puer-
ia, sin tener que dar e~xplicacio-
mes.
Muchas conocidas PERSONAL
dades han sido invitadas.
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LA CAMPANA DE LA
VERBENA DEL TABACO

Cinco comisiones empeZaran
a TRAFALGAR el lunes, en- pro de La
Verbena del Tabaco.
En- la reunion celebrada ano'
che Sc acord6 imprimir la ma
yor actividad possible a la obra
Estan anunciadas las fiestas
para los dias 81 de mario y i
de abril ,en ell parque de Cusca-
den, cedido por la municipalidad
a La Verbena.
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Valentine Dance

HUt6nLIH6 DuT6C6
Las ninas de la logia Esperan-
zas del Hogan No. 8, de la Orden
Caballero de la Luz, tienen anun
ciado un bale para mahana, en-
el local de la Logia Luz de Cuba
No. s, avenida DOce esquina a la
Gale 10.
Organizan ell bale las Sacer-
dotisas del Hogan que tienen a
su cargo Ell cuidado de las ninas.
Comenzara a las 2 de la tarde.
Todos los miembros de la Orden
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Anuncia para manana otro dc
sus bales matinee, la Secci6n de
Recreo del Centre Espanol.
Angel de la Riva y los mucha-
chos de la secci6n ponen STEM
pre- especial empeho en- compla-
Ger a la juventud.
La orquesta de Don Francis
co sabra distinguirse de nuevo.
con ell eStreno de varias pleas.
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Ell Alnuerzo de MaNGna

Ell AlmueTzO de MGnGnd
AL mediodfa de manana do
mingo Sc efectuara en- Ell RES
taurant Columbia" ell almuerzo
organizado por los miembros de
la directiva saliente del Centre
Espanol, en- honor de la entran-
te.
I'm menu especial Sc prepare
Dor la habil direction del acre
ditado establecimiento.
Cuesta TN dollar ell cubierto.
Mucho agradecemos nosotros la
invitaci6n que Sc nos ha manda-
do por ell p%residente Fernandez
Rey y Ell secretario Fermfn Sou
to.
Acto de comprehension so.
cial.
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ILISTA DE CONTRIBUTOR.
TIES PARA e. CoMITE Pc.
PuLAR DEMoCRATICo DE
SOcoRRo A ESPANA
(COntiRaocl6R)

Polo Norte Ice sta, w. Tampa
Bakery, Royal Fill Sta, Optimo
Restaurant. Alfredo Gonzalez,
Mariana Sanchez, Angel Esco-
bio, Ramon Samerio, Baldome-
70 Fojaco Cleaner, Epoca Gro,
Union Bakery, I'm Gallego y I'm
MontaneS, Jose de la Tore,
Constantine Prendes, Francisco
Exp6Sito, Dora Menendez, An
tonic Vale, Gabriel Wales, Ma
nuel Alvarez, Uno de Negreira,
Contribuyeron con IS centa-
vos: Jose Vega, Cafe, Casimiro
Vega Cafe, Manuel Gonzalo.
Contribuyeron con 70 centa-
vos: Valencia Garden Restau-
ant (empleadoS).
Contribuyeron con so centa-
vos: Benjamin Menendez, La
Cruz Drug Store, Huesca's, DR..
! Einbinder, Sastreria FL Encan-
to, Ell Encanto Cleaner, Juan
LasSrs Sierra'S, Franco Drug
Store, The Rainbow, Camera y
Diez, Max Argintar, Greco's,
Casino Drug Store, La France,
Columbia Radios, FL Gatico, Ma
rie's Beauty Salon, Baamonde
Furniture, Cacciatore Gro, Gar
cia's Garage, S. Agliano Fish
Mkt, La Bonita Beauty Salon,
Ledato's Drug Store, Juana Pen
sado, Ritz Luncheonette, Ayala
Supply, DR.. SCst, Jose A. Villa,
Tamargo (Cafe America), Al
mo Restaurant, Breton Drug
Store, West Coast Army Store,
Tampa Bay Beauty Salon, Caru-
so Gro, Hi-Lo Fill. Sta, West
Tampa Feed Store, Ferlita Ma
carroneria, Fonte Cleaner, Cas-
tro Barber Shop, TestaSecca Ba
kerry, Ferro's Restaurant, Con
zalez Gro, Caltagirone, White
' Front Cafe, Central Cafeteria.
M. Alvarez Gro, Quintanilla
Gro, Luis Rio, Leo Diaz Gro.
Tony's Shoe Shop, Bolito, Ray
mond's Auto Parts, j. Sanchez
j. Diaz, j. Menendez, Jose Fer.
nandez, Two Friends Cafe, Ba.
rreiro's Gro, Victor Gonzalez
Frank de la Grana, Sardina'
Gas Sta, c. Hernandez Gro,
Vinagre's Barber Shop, Ben
jamin Vallina, Rene Ndhez.
Ricardo Soto, LeOpoldo Alva-
rez, Tony Vald6s, Angel Stu
dos, Angel Valdes, Perez
Mems Shop, Manuel Menen-
dez, Gasoline, w. C. Army
Store, illion Auto Parts, FL
Vizcaino, Amado Gonzalez,
Sanitary Poultry Mkt, Cafe
Cuba, Florida Furniture, La
Primera de Ybor Bakery, Ma
riana Acosta, Delicias Cafe,
Betty Rose Baking CO., Maxi
mo Alvarez, Lozano's Poultry
Mkt, Noises Fill. Sta, Capita
no Gro. F. Agliano Fish Mkt,
Lombardia Gro, Morales Res
taurant, Puleo Feed Store, Pu-
leo Gro, David Gonzalez, Ella,
do Valverde, Manuel Barcia.
Armenia Shoe Shop, J & I
IGro., M and A Fill. Sta, Sweef
Water Creek Dairy, Leto anc
Sons, Fructuoso Gonzalez, E
con6mica Drug Store, Deepen
dientes de AL &F, Cafeteri'
La Universal, l.. Cotton Gro.
Corona Gro, Baldomero's Ca
fe, Valencia Poultry Mkt, Pa
bio Pizzo's Gro, Vicente Fe
rrer, Manuel Alvarez, Maxim'
lVillar, Jose Rodeiro, MARCEL
no Cueto, Segundo Vior, Fran
clsca Botno, Fonte Cleaner.
is. G. Market, A. Miranda.
Contribuyeron con 40 centa
vos: La Crecherie Gro Casin'
Barber Shop.
(COntinudrd) Il.
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Dfa de los Flores

Dld DC los FT0T6S
Durante ell dfa ha estado
vendiendo flores Ell Ybor City,
a beneficio de los veteranos
invalidOs de la guerra mum
dial, ell puesto Marcelo Coma
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Ell TALLER DE CoSTURA
EN- LA oCTAVA AVENIDA

Empezara a ~funcionAr Ell lu'
mes, en- la Octave Avenida en-
tire las Gales is y Is, ell nuevo
taller de costura de la WPA.
La C6mara de Concrete de
Ybor realia6 las geStiones O.
.portunas psfa lOgrarlo.
Seran emf leSdaS unas sesen
ia obreras.
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y sus familiaras q-edap invita-
COS.
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10 QUE listed sIEMPRE MA DEsEAro

Plata para ia mesa .... LC que las mu-
jeres q%uieren y descan. Plata para la me-
sa. ell ideal, cubiertos hechos por la tamo-
sa WIN. A. ROGERS SILVERWARE.
Una gran noticia tenemos que dar a
nuestras l%ectoras.
La Gaceta, por medic de Ia cooperation
de la Oneida, Ltd, fabricanSe de la Plata
de Mesa VIM. A. Rogers, hace possible la
edquisici6n de estos cub.ertvs a srS hume
roses l~ectores. listed puede tener 10 que
otras sehoras y sehoritas tienen.
CALIDAD - OURACIoN DE PoR VIDA
Es duro ]creerlo, pero la realidad esta
auui-plata de mesa a tan bajo precio. La
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-28
Fr. Mullen to Stay
As Principal of
School Here

The Rev. Father Henry J..
schultheis, s. J.. newly-appointed
president Of Bellarmine high
school. succeeds the Rev. Francis
d Gleason. s. j.. who last January
was named president Of the Jesuit
novitiste at Sheridan. Oregon.
Rev. schultheis was appointed
Sunday TO presidency of the school
where he first came to teach in
1929. A native of Washington. he
was born at Cotton Oct. 25. 1900.
He attended psrochial and high
school there, and was graduated
in 1918.
He received a bachelor of arts
degree at Gonzaga university. at
tended Santa Clara. and received
a masters degree at Gonzaga in
1929 after intensive studies in
philosophy.
From 1929 until 1882 he taught
at Bellarmine. then left to study
at Ignatiuskolleg, Valkenburg.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-28
OFFICERS WAIT
TO Nab DRIVER

Held in city jail Tuesday in
lieu Of bond was Orville f. Jones,
2l. of Tacoma, facing a charge Of
operating motor vehicle while
under the influence of intoxicants.
He was taken into custody Mon
day night by Prowler Car Officers
Art Paul and J. s. Lyons.
The two officers received call
that an alleged intoxicated per-
son was driving a car from Sur
prise lake toward Tacoma. Paul
and Lyons watched at the bridge
over the Puyallup river leading to
the Seattle-Tacoms highway and.
when Jones drove off the span into
the city limits, he was placed un-
der arrest.
Officers said they found a par
TALLY filled bottle of beer. two
fun quarts of beer and a pint of
wine in the vehicle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-28
CHAS. ROWELL
EXPIRES HERE

Charles W. Rowell. proprietor II
tho Roweli grocery store At ALI
Sixth avenue, died Monday after
noon In local hospital Ne was
well known In the West End dir.
trict. having conducted his stnfe
In the Same location for the past
ah years Ne had hrcn suffering
from III health the rsst two years,
but worked in the store ur 10 the
time II his death.
M health. however. didn't pre-.
vent him from engaging In the
activities 81 many lodges and or
CARNATIONS. he was q member nf
the Sixth Avenus Business club
AZ well ss Destiny lodge. v A. q
NJ. the Scottish Wright Assons.
tho ivsnhoe commsnirry of the
knight remplars and the Arm
Shrine.
lie Was 70 years old and IL sur.
vived by a brother. George Rowell
OF North Branch. MINI. aud y sir-
ter. Miss May Roweil 81 NJ. Clair,
MINI. A nephew, Kenneth stem
berg. lives In Tacoma. Funeral
arrangements VIII be made by
Mellingers
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-28
BOOK SEVEN DRIVERS
FOR TOO MUCH SPEED

Motorcycle officers continued
their drive against asserted traffic
violators Monday. with the result
seven motorists were arrested on
charges Of exceeding the speed
limit.
Those tagged included John
r. Manson Of us so. j 1t: Warren
NJ. Taunt. 240s So 10th H. c. VII
llama. Route 4, box sos. Tacoma:
Harvey :. Pask. l72% 80. Fife 1T. /;
james T. Kemp. 1928 No. Both st.
+. J. Reynolds, sol So J st.. and
G. ]. Jacobs. 500 so. 18th st.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-28
NeW Siren Will
Aid NaUiqatOrs

Navigstors off PIT. Defiance will
be given the added protection Of
a siren during foggy weather, it
was learned Tuesday. The siren
will be operated from the light
house at Browns Point by means
OF 4 series Of relays which now
carry power to Fort Nisqually.
From the fort a new line of
cable will be run underground to
the end OF the point where a wire
will be run of the bluff to connect
with the siren. The 1000 foot
cable is to be laid by the Pacific
Telephone and Telegraph Co. with
the permission OF the Metropolitan
Park board.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-28
Record Is Set For Deepwater Concrete
10000 Tons of Mix
Poured Down Tube,
l85 Feet Long

Nsrrows span engineers claim .
record for pouring concrete In
dep water - they proceeded ro~s-
dsy TO cap the wat aide caissem.
now . fuii-fledg~d pier for one II
the main suspension cable towers.
Five Thousand cubic yards. some
io.ooo tons al mix were poured
between Thursday and late Sunday
night down . jeint~d steel tube
iS feet long TO form the perms-
nent suh-bcttom hs~c 81 the pier.
The long pipe was he,sted and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-28
NeW President Named
For BellQrn7i,7e High

Limberg, Netherlands, for four
years He was ordained 70 the
priesthood August 81. 1885. Again
he taught at Bellarmlne. obtain
ing leave Of absence in 1888
for advanced studies in theology
and ssceticism at Manres hall.
Port Townsend.
The new president hopes to con-
tinue at Bellarmine in the tradi-
tional lines OF Jesuit education.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-28
CLOSE CUNNISON ST.,
CENTER TO 3lST ST.

The Metropolitan Park board
Monday passed a motion in favor
OF closing Gunnison st. from Cen
ter st. to So. 3lst. A petition will
be signed and presented to the city
council. After the street has been
posted for 80 days, the council will
reckon with any remonstrance
filed, and act accordingly.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-28
ADVISES SUIT
0NFAGPR|CES
Atty. Gen. Hamilton
Sends Letter to
Tollefson

Attorney General G. W. Hamil-
ton Tuesday advised court action
be brought 10 determine vague
terms Of the 1889 unfair practices
act aimed to halt loss leaders
in retail trade.
In letter 10 Prosecuting At.
tnrney Thor c. TollefSon Of Pierce
coutny he said grocers. tobsc-
eonists or other dealers in To-
eality cannot get together and
arbitrarily say that one who sells
any product at a less advance than
six or eight per cent over the in
voice cost is necessarily selling
under cost or maintaining a loss
leader"
Tollefson said the grocers had
met and decided a six per cent
markup should be required under
the act while tobacco dealers
wanted at least is per cent
markup.
The attorney general said the
law provided for cost survey"
to be made, but failed 10 define
what such a survey was and who
was TO make it. He said the only
way to settle the numerous prob
lens under the complex Law was
through a court action.
No committee or group of deal
ers legally can get together and
fix profit figure, he held, which
would amount TO price fixing,
They have usurped the suthor-
ity Of the court which must de-
termins that question in = judicial
proceeding, he commented.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-28
NORTON'S CONDITION
REPORTED IMPROVED

The condition of NJ. X. Norton.
park board commissioner who was
taken to the Tacoma General hos
pitsl Sunday morning, was report
ed Tuesday to be much improved.
He is being attended by Or, Frank
Madison.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-28
ALBIN0 BIRD FOUND

MELbOt kSE. Australia Walt
Disney hereafter will be correct tn
depicting white lyre-blTds One
Just discovered In the Com biennar
district Of East Glppsisna Ia ds-
eiafed ~ local experts 10 he the
first perfect slblno lyre-sira ever
seen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-28
LOCAL TEACHERS To
n. E. A. CONVENTION

Among Tacoma teachers who
will attend the nth annual con-
vention of the National Education
association in San Francisco on
July to will he William p.
Leatherwood and Emery Asbury.
San Francisco expects more than
$4,000 teachers will attend the
sessions.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-28
Every l000th To
Get Saga Ticket

Every 1.0o0th person entering
the Stadium the evening OF July
4 will receive free guest ticket
to attend the Golden Jubilee Saga
of the West spectacle July 20-22.
Chairman Pat Cardin Of the Junior
Chamber of Commerce Fourth of
July committee announced Tues
day
The Jubilee association will be
the host. Cardin said
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-28
Fishing Thrills
Tacon1dns At Lake

Fishing IN Lake Crescent pro
vidsd sorus real thrills for Mrs
Edward J Hamilton. 5sti 81. J
st and her ii-yssr,old s9n. Dsrpla
WITH Mr. Hamilton, they ssrs
weekend guests ~ NJ. and Mrs,
h. Z. Walking of Por, Angeles
and the LAKE. Crescent VISIT vas
part u the enlsrt lnment
Mrs Hamilton caught and land
ed . ~. pound cre@csnti trout
besides several smaller ones and
Darola landed Ia FOUNDER Of
the same speelea.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-28
bennington Court
Again Picketed

sEArTt.E--rhe British fSsinhtes
Isarnsnstan Court. which moved 10
Seattle from Tacoma over he
weekend To load scrap iros con-
sisnsa 10 Japan. wss again halted
s~isy ny psesst ilnes a< chsnsee
symrslhisess
innsshntrmsr. Icadinx . scrap
leun cargo. wers greeted shortly
after midnight ~ rtekst iines.
tsn~dsnx activities promptly ceesess-
Resumption ~ pschssinn NJ ths
shlp fslsnw~st etnssiv similar dem*
constructions in rscema. wnese Trad.
Inc slse wss prevented Lest sesurs
day There hsa b~sn mn Indication
~ protest here. hcwsvss. until ~
psesss ilrss appeared
rhs piehsts lreisided 10 Hsen
and wemsn. carrying hammers DO
uounslnx shipment as srrsp IRA
fof use IN the Nsao-Jspanese war.
rhs demonstration siss ur9e9
passage ~ Z congressional vssp.
.usiou recently insreds,<sd ~ u. 4.
Senator t.<w5s n Aehweiienhaee.
n~m. wssh which would hss 60
porsssion II scrap lrnn
Ths Nannlnxtnu Court iaaded
nsn-ennssrversss rnrer sNvty Non-
day h~frv~ moviNG IN another p<ss
Mrnday night. Hhsvsiy SITTER q
decksd Al the nsw Inr.sinN. pist.
ess i~xsn 10 drift luwsrd the vess
ssi. gathering full fcscs ~ mid.
night.
4 shspWppae ~ ser~V is~aL
~ ~ raeeWa wn>esfvsee
whea pteosees speease6 tneee
n hets i~n61ee, rpvpsee11y NJ
bssW peepssea sss shtpme~s -
neeette. whpse n wns ~ -
lss1e1 atsss wSoh ~ neeeees
easue.
The rsr0ms outbreak was M
first " lls kind since April. when
. part wss concluded beiwesn ship
owners and psshsts IN Portland.
Ore. Astoria. ore. sn6 seattle.
after scFsp iron shipments had hsea
held UP In seeh port Th~ Man,
ninHtna Court Wa u issvs fes Ma
nils Juns ~
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II am convinced" he said follow
ing his appointment, that eduea-
ton must tend not only to the
physical and mental development
Of the individual, but that the
training Of the moral qualities is
OF the highest Importance.
He expressed qualification at the
steady growth Of the school from
registration of 40 ten years ago
to the near-cspacity of 260 in
June.
Father c. V. Mullen, who has
been acting president, will con-
tinue as principal of the school.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-28
San Francisco
Tie.Up Ends

IAN ruASGDof,0 - Nh thmis.
and men return - wcsh u Inc
isgvt ~ aaa grancssss To-Day un1sr
Terms ~ IN agreement rssched
isst night erdUps Inc iorday si3-up.
which was e~imsssd u eaoa more
than $500 asy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-28
Tacoma Obituaries

men. He 10 survived by his wife,
Amelia, four daughters. Mrs.
lone Penthouse. orting Mrs. Anna
Bandit, South Prairie, Mrs. Hilds
Euday and Miss Lucille Bloom.
Tacoma. son. Raymond Of He-
attic, and seven grandchildren.
Funeral announcement by Mel
fingers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-28
.24HS&[a5}3]3k
Norwegian Motorship Bevsanaev
Loading Plywood for European Ports

msli "Wednesday resnt e<a r~bto.
49, sas ss sa.. s,,s~e ssss;.s
~, .
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-28

Arriving Al Port piers ~ 10 a.
N. Tuesday from Olympia. the
Norwegian usosorshsp nsrxsnass
81 the Inter. Ocean lire hsa . f,siI
DAYS leadsnx to compiets h~s
burden before sailing for Cent?.
mental rufaps,
TIE vessel wes listed 10 stow
iumn~r. esyvooi ard small
amount If canned Tunas Passing
ur Seattle. the shlp lesdrf cargo
at fanrvtew Portland. prserett
and Vancouver n G.
fsue Al Mef,oFmirk dock Wed.
neaisy 10 tho steamer rcsrs a@n
rshla IN dsseassse califesnss
cargo she viii shsf, 10 olsnrss
and then return "a Tacoma for
outward burden
nsw I'm "Wednesday
inhsunN frrm the east eos~s the
Metsarmsck steamer Hollywood IL
due At ~. Rsxss dock "Wednesday.
After al~chsrgirs she viii sse~
pulp nefoss shifting 60 seattle and
then 10 Portland
The cossswiss Steamer Coast
Farmer i. stated 10 berth Al shat
fer No. dock Wednesday 70 work
general rstgo from California
parts Due Fl Tacoma usfbas
mill II the eo~.swlss steamer Lake
Frances with California freight
tn shtft To vsresuvvv
The british matnfrhip ratshy'
hns continued her second day nj
loading flour Al ccntenniai militia
for the Orient After completina
her burden. Tire fiur FnnasI Tins
vesarl viii shift 10 Vancouver. n
C.. before heading fnf thr rren sea
The Japanese mnt.rshlr wales
Maru completed loading f,rur n
I sperfy dock ard sailed fof ths
West Coast ~ South Amsrics
Monday At p m.
Reorganization rtss
A plan for reorganization II The
Charles NeIson Steamship Co.
under article 7T-H cf the federal
bankruptcy act q ipss, was pre-.
sented Tuesday 10 Federal Judge
A. r. 81. sure at san Ffanrlsco,
Attorneys for the firm. which
disposed Of liz steamers some lims
ago. asked transfer OF control II
the company 20 voting trust. The
plan provided for acquisition ~ the
assets of the Grown Lumbsr Co,
Sunset Lumber Co.. and the Mel.
son steamship Co, with business
activities limited 10 numbering
Judge n. sure said he would make
judgments 10 various creditors and
decide whether the proposal IL &C.
csptahle.
ships In part ueFsAnnsf. poss
pievs columhisH. MtI~auhes No q
+ Talthrhius. centsnnifl mills Mark
ftskte snfsiter Wasi,nafofs. Ne.
GrFmleh dact
ship. due Tiles1sy- Creacnisn.
Maker Lake Frances, rsrems Warrior
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-28
FuNEKAL SERVICES

Mari Rediich 49, Wednesday, 10
4 m, ~ Lso's church. cortags
leaving Gsffnsy's A. $50 a. m.
intsrmsnt Calvary cemetery. Ros-
airy will he Fscitsd Tuesday, 7s3O
.. m. al Gaffney's.
Asel I. Englupd Remains were
sent To starbuek. MINI, by c. o.
Lynn. where services and inter-
ment will be held
Thomas Wright ~ Wednesday,
l 30 p. m. Buckley-klBg chapel.
Rev. Hans syinth officiating, In
terment spanaway cemetery.
ROY l.. Gray Remains sent 20
Spokane Monday evening by Mel
iingersr where services viii be
held under direction VI Smith q
Go. funeral pariOrh
fa-tman 1opps~tt Wednesday.
$50 p m. Mountain View chapel.
under direction Of Melllngerss.
Rev. " A. Moore officiating. in.
termsnt Mountain yiew cemetery.
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srAsr sosnLusD

The infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Henning Nordlund. 1925 So. State
vt. died Tuesday morning in q
local hospital. Beside the parents
he Ia survived by a sister. Dsrlyn
Joe grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs
Alex Horst, Tacoma. grandmother.
Mrs. Clara Nordlund. Tacoma. Fu-
neral arrangements by Mellingera.
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AUGUST BLOOM

August Bloom, rs. retired farm.
or Of Lsksview, died Tuesday
morning At his home. He Was
born in Sweden and had been
resident Of the stats 20 years. He
was member of the Lutheran
church and Of the Modern Wood
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CHARLEs kOsWELL

Charles RosweII, 70. or 4bi2 No.
Ferdinand st. died Tuesday morn
ing in local hospital He was
planerman. He was born In
Sweden and had resided In TIA
coma for 80 years, coming here
from Michigan. He is survived by
bis wife. Olga; five sons, Robert,
Paul and Carl, Tacoma; Peter.
Portland. and Arthur. Seattle; two
daughters. Mrs \. johnson and
Mrs. f. W. Winsley. Tacoma. 10
grandchildren Funeral announce
ment by Mellinger's.
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