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'ALEsMEN: Are you open to a

statesmen: Are you open 10 a
money making set up for 1883?
New, exclusive line now ready.
Commission arrangement IN pro-
tected territory. Man must be
alert. aggressive. a sticker and
own car. Advertising experience
helpful but not essential. This is
a permanent year round PROPOSE
ton. Write c. <. Erickson Co,
Inc. DeS Molnes. Iowa. giving
full details about yourself.
, 1939-01-02

Officials. Referee. Abe Curtis
Texas: Umpire, John Getchell. st.
Thomas; Head Linesman. Eddie
Dyer. Rice; Field Judge, VIM. II
Friesell. Jr.. Princeton. Kickoff: lis
d. m. CCST).
, 1939-01-02

WANTED: Good appearing sales
man who can invest $1,000. Sc
cured. Permanent position. Write
Box Hill. CO Herald.
, 1939-01-02

NORTHERN TOURIST do you
want 10 buy a country home and
ten acres? House has improve
ments: furnished. ready to move
in. Write Box Hts CO Herald.
Evening star., 1939-06-04
Government Schoolboat
Touring Rivers of China

floating government school,
equipped with auditorium, books, radio
and movie apparatus, is reported on
tour of Chinese rivers. giving mass in
formation on health, music, news and
such practical technique as might be
needed in case of air raids and chemical
warfare.
Much of Chinese life" points out the
National Geographic Society, "is already
linked with her waterways. In this vast,
thickly peopled country, an intricate
network of canals, creeks and rivers does
duty in place of or as supplement to
roads. Millions of Chinese families live
in junks anchored outside the teeming
cities.
Though modern steamers now chug
along the coast and up and down China's
internal flowing roads, the ancient and
characteristic junk is still a familiar
sight. In various colors and shapes,
these craft carry much of China's enor-
nous river-borne trade. Occasionally
one even crosses the ocean"
Evening star., 1939-06-04
Swiss Economy Reflects
Shifts Between Nations

hinged about by Germany, former
Austria, France, Italy and little Liech-
tenstein, Switzerland is particularly sus-
ceptible to shifts in international
affairs" says the National Geographic
Society.
"The Swiss hotel business, for ex-
ample, an important item in domestic
economy, suffered greatly in 1898 as a
result of fewer foreign tourists espe-
cially those from Germany. Rail freight
returns were lower, the annexation of
Austria considerably reducing cross
country shipments. Transport of lum-
ber the principal commodity so shipped
from Austria to France, is recorded
practically at standstill
"On the other hand, north south
traffic through Switzerland by way of
the Alpine tunnel St. Gotthard has de-
clined less than was expected, according
to commercial reports. st. Gotthard's
continued business-despite heavy COM
petition from the Brenner Pass that now
joins Germany and Italy-is interpreted
to mean that the Swiss route still offers
a satisfactory, short and cheap means
of communication between Germanys
coal regions and Italian industrial mar
kets."
Evening star., 1939-06-04
Western Classics Found
Good for Japanese Nerves

TOXIC R.-Western music, particu-
larly the classics, is the best anodyne for
tangled nerves, japanese aviators have
discovered.
An official of the Japan Broadcasting
Corp recently made survey of soldiers
musical tastes, in order to furnish spe-
cial programs for the men on the China
front. Believing that the japanese SOL
diers preferred native music, he was sur
prised to discover that Western classics
are far more popular
Aviators, particularly, he said, rush
to a phonograph almost before remov-
ing their uniforms" after a fight. They
listen to four or five records of Haydn
or Mozart, and the music seems to have
the effect Of Immediately soothing their
nerves"
Evening star., 1939-06-04
Picture.Taking Forbidden
Near Great Wall of China

PEIPING, China LR.-It looks like
the Great Wall of China now is just an
other japanese military secret"
Americans and other tourists who visit
ed this ancient wall recently at the
usual place-Nankow Pass, Is miles
northwest of Peiping-found Japanese
sentries guarding it in concrete pillboxes
built on moss-covered ramparts.
The sentries said they had orders to
forbid all picture taking in the region.
Japanese interested in tourist trade are
trying to get the order Cancelled.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-18
Methodist Circles Plan

Beginning In November. circles
Of the First Methodist church will
meet on the third Wednesday OF
each month, as has been the
custom in previous years.
The October meetings are ar
ranged as follows: Ada scofield
will meet for a 1880 luncheon
Wednesday with Mrs. y. b. Trout,
3410 No Stevens, Mrs. X. y. Ski
beness assisting; Lucy Dodge with
Mrs. c. E. Buckley, Bali No.
Adams. Mrs. w. L. Tucker as
sisting; Amy Mock with Miss
Lula Fuller. 1919 No. 18th. Mrs.
Carrie Eberhart assisting; Kettle
Roberts with Mrs. John r. Steele,
4110 No. 3eth, Mrs. J. ID. REGISTER
assisting; Rosailis White, with
Mrs. Leonard Brown, ITO No.
Steele, Mrs. Chalmer Morrow as
sisting; and Alma Lister with Mrs.
A. r. Colby, 1441 SO. Stevens.
For l o'clock luncheon on Oct.
IS, Jennie Reddish circle meets
with Miss Ethel Cotter, 2501 No.
Lawrence, Mrs. G. X. Wilson and
Mrs. l.. w. Anderson assisting.
Maize snowden will meet with
Mrs. e. Il. King, I'll No. j, at
1890 on Oct. 20. Mrs. King viii
be assisted by Mrs. Bertram Thorn
as and Mrs. Louise Goulder Judith
cottron members will be informed
later as to their meeting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-18
Gertrude Skreer
Complimented
Misses Ssrs and Anne
Leland Entertain Bride
Elect ~ Shower

Miss Gertrude Skreen of
Riverside. who will be married
on Nov. 4th to Ernest Hueb-
schman of Bremerton. was
complimented Mt a miscella-
neous shower given by Misses
Sara and Anne Leland at their
home at University Place, Sat
urday night. Assisting the
hostesses were Miss Louise
Jackson, Mrs. p. c. Jackson
and Mrs. George Tylen.
Winners of fayors were Mes
danes v. Filkins and Anton Hopen.
Guests present TO honor the
bride-elect were Misses Rene and
Kathryn skreen. Emily Huebsch-
man. Beatrice and Inez Leland,
Louise jackson. Hilda Skreen.
Louise Thompson. Bertha Tweitcn
and Alice Ivorson: Mesdsmes O..
Skreen. George Tylen, v. Filkins,
Magnus Larson, Willard Wyman,
Roy coffman. Anton Hopen. Ingrid
Anderson, Peter skreen. L. Ed
wards. Frank Mafchesini. George
Sampson, r. sulkonsl. Thoryald
Handelsnd. Isak Lund, Harold
Erickson, r. o. skreen. Godfrey
Peterson, O. Tweiten. Bertha Olson,
Pete Thompson, Jori Twelten, l.
Leland and T.. &. Jackson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-18


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Mrs BucholtE wore a wine lace
gown for the occasion and had q
corsage Of gardenias, freeSiAs and
rose buds. Mira. Rambler wore
black velvet with a similar oorsage.
Presiding al the reception were
Mrs. Everett A. Morse. aunt Of the
bride. Mrs. Donald b. Mcdonald,
and assisting Mrs. Jerry Cipple,
Mrs. Pete Peligrudi. Mrs. Helen
Hnl, Miss Helen kimball. Mrs.
NIehol Morris and Mrs. Fred
Bueholtz.
For travelling Mrs. little wore
a black dress with gray earacul
coat Her accessories were black
and she wore a corsage of orchids.
Both the bride and bridegroom
are Lincoln high school graduates.
They will make their home in Ia
coma. Mrs. little is a member Of
Beta Phi Kappa sorority.
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Penny Drive
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A large party for Tbs hsnsfas a
the ehlldssns fonndaiiaa fund u
shs Order II Eastern star IL being
planned by The Pierce oosiniy ma
truna for Thursday aftssncon Al
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sonic tsmpls. The fund v toe the
aid of orphans and dlssfesssd chill.
drsn az hAsons os O. y =. mem
b4fs.
The prssidsnt. Mfsl p~rth Lsid-
wick. has arpointed lhs junior
past matrons ~ . committee IN
obafss. Mrs.. Edwin O, Erickson
" general chairman and VIII b
assisted by Mira n. w. WATSON
prlxos Mrs. Harry pamon and
Mrs.. Byrdie Ward. sumner. tick
cts Mrs. r. A. Campbell and Mrs.
william oarges. taIilss: Mrs. Peter
Finnegan. tables and cards, oirA
from Tacoma assembly. Rainbow
glris. will be In charge Of tbs sale
OF sweets.
ALSO on tho general COMMITTEES
are Mrs. Floyd ~ Chase Of Puyai-
lup, Mrs. John Mcdonald Of Yslm.
Mrs. y, Rogers. Fort Lewis. Mrs.
Carl Gaui, stsiIacoom. Mrs. Fred
Kfoph. Eatonvilie. Mrs. G, y. Me-
raaiev Cir Harbor. Mrs. j r.
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Miss Bueholt,, Mr.. Title
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-18
Visitation
Ladies Plan
Group 70 Sponsor CARD
Psriy Thursday Evening
In Parish Hall

Ladies Of Visitation Social
club are busy with plans for
the card party and social
which they will sponsor Thurs
day evening in the Veterans
hall, 64th and South Tacoma
way. The affair will be given
as a benefit for the Visitation
parish in South Tacoma and
is the first in a series Of three
parties to be given as pre-.
liminaries to the big carnival
scheduled for the night OF
Nov. Is in the parish hall.
Mrs. A. c. Conner and Mrs.
Ralph Martin are acting as CO.
chaIrmen for Thursday evening q
party. Prizes are refreshments
will be features Of the evening,
Mrs. Conner will be in charge of
the games, assisted by Mesdames
Myron Carr. j. +. New, George
yogel, Joseph Fitzpatrick, T. NAL
lon, Edward +. Leonard. Gather
inc Barnett and Cora Button.
Mrs. Martin is in charge OF re-
freshments. assisted by hesdames
Joseph Desmond. z. Hoffman, T
L. Manley. and Barbara Gustin.
The hall will be appropriately dec
GRATED for the occasion, with Mrs.
M. Cossette heading the decora-
ton committee, assisted by the
Mesdames Harold George, Pat
Brady and George Sharpe.
Many prizes have been donated
for the games. and after the sup
per hour, dancing viii round out
the evenings entertainment.
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Mrs. Hewitt TO Give
Small Luncheon

An Informal luncheon Tor a
email group of friends of Mrs
Louis Love, who returned TO Ia
coma from Palo Alto last year,
will be given by Mrs. Henry Hew-
lit at her home on Wednesday
afternoon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-18
Plight Troth in
esrIy Service
hia Frances eseslo. Mr.,
pipef Wed IN s.. Josephs
Church tuesday N.ornise

An heirloom god cross and
chain which for many genera
tons have been treasured in
the brides mothers family
was worn by Miss Frances
Marie Bucsko. daughter Of MIR.
and Mrs. George Buesko. 723
No. J St. for her marriage on
Tuesday morning to Mr..
George z. Piper, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. John Piper Of So.
18th 81.
In a setting of yellow and
white chrysanthemums at 5
o'clock. the Rev. Joseph Hayo.
sick read the VOWS in ST.
Joseph's church.
The brides ensemble Was a gray
DOL tailored costume suit trimmed
in gray squirrel Her accessories
were OF blue and she had orchids
for her wedding .corsage.
Organ music FOR the wedding
was played by Mrs John sAbol
Nearly one hundred relatives and
close friends attended the oere-
mony.
Mrs George Bucsko. Jr.. attend
ed the bride and also wore an
ensemble of gray in q smoke
shade. She had biaeR accessories
and her flowers were also orchids.
Mr.. Bucsko. IT,, was the best man.
Mr.. Piper and his bride left on
their wedding trip Immediately AZ
ter the wedding. They Will 20 Ia
Coulee dam for a short while and
later will go on to California for
a fortnight or more. returning 10
Tacoma 10 live.
Mrs. Piper was graduated from
Stadium high school and he from
st. Leo's and Santa Clara univer-
sity, where he studied engineering
One OF the most recent parties
for the bride was the large mis-
cellaneous shower at the family
home on Thursday evening. Sixty
five guests were invited for the
occasion. Mrs. Buesko was assist
ed by sisters of the bride, Mrs.
Joseph Ehnat. Mrs. Joseph Kosha,
Mrs. A. L. Brockwell, Mrs. Michael
Yusko. jr., Miss Josephine Bucsko
and Miss Anna Marie Bucsko.
Also assisting were Mrs. George
Bucsko. jr., Mrs. Robert Pride,
Miss Betty schwalen and Mrs. Al
fred Morisette.
/ At the long and attraetvely APP
pointed brides table. Mrs. Pride,
Mrs. Buesko, jr.. Mrs. Morisette
and Mrs. Ehnat poured.
The table was appointed with
white pottery and yellow tapers
and the flowers were yellow and
blue. Also on the table were mini
atnre bride and groom and five
bridesmaids. all gowned In yellow
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-18
Executive Bosrd OF
Travellers Aid Meets

The executive board Of thu
Travellers Aid society met Mon
day for luncheon and . board meet
ing at Hotel Winthrop. Mr. George
chessum. executive secretary Of
the Federation Of Social Agencies
spoke on the Community Chest
drive. Mrs. Anne Hardy Miller,
executive secretary Of the Travel
era Aid. gave a brief eass report
Of the month. Mrs. chauncey Bax-
ter, president. presided.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-18
Mr.. and Mrs. Middleton
To Entertain BRIDGE Club

Four Tacoma couples who have
for many years met together for
informal dinner and bridge par
ties will gather at the Arthur Mid
dleton home on Thursday evening.
Joining the Middletons for dinner
and cards will be Mr.. and Mrs.
A. B. Comfort, DR.. and Mrs. John
Steele and Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l..
ThonapsOn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-18
Helps You Overcome
FALSE TEETH
Looseness and Worry

No longer should any wearer Of .
loose dental plate feel III at ease De-
cause Of the embarrassment II causes
FASTEETH a pleasant alkaline tnon-
acid dcnture powder sprinkled on
plates holds them firmer and more
comfortably IN place No gummy,
eooey pasty taste or feeling Special
alkaline content allsys gum soreness
and inflammation due TO chafine OF q
ioose plate or 10 excessive acid mouth
Thousands use FAsTEETH and gain
greater ease confidence and dcpenda-
billy Get FA6TEETH at any drug
store. adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-18
Ladies' Aid TO Meet

The Ladies Aid OF Epworth
Methodist church Will meet in the
church parlor Wednesday. Circle
No. / will serve a dessert luncheon
at 100 o'clock. Mrs. Gertrude
Packard is chairman. Mrs. Ger
trude Minor will sing a vocal solo,
accompanied by Mrs. Kenneth
Minor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-18
Musical Tea TO Be Held
Wednesday Afternoon

Mr.. Herman Huseby, narrator,
will give a recital on Richard
Wagner, with the accompaniment
of Wagner music, at the tea which
the Tacoma Philharmonic associ-
alton will give in the roof garden
of Hotel Winthrop on Wednesday
afternoon at O'Clock. More than
200 guests are expected.
Presiding will be Mrs. Thomas
Henderson. Mrs. Lincoln Gault,
Mrs. Charles McCreery and Mrs.
W. w. Williver.
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Gu B s

Tacoma Tribe No. Is. Red Men.
Will hold a card party $50 We'd
nesday evening at the Eagles hall.
300 will be played. Fayors. refresh
ments. Committee, Mr.. and Mrs
Paul Gomsrud, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Dengis and Mr.. and Mrs.
Leo Penpw1ch.
A. o. u. w. Juveniles. Tacoma
No. will meet Wednesday at 8
o'clock in the Eagles hall. Call
Mrs. Frank LeFleur, CA +4s3 for
information.
Young Married Womens Guild
of Westminster Bible church will
meet at the home Of Mrs. Ernest
o. Dahlquist, 141i So. 5oth st.,
Friday afternoon.
Typographical auxiliary meets
Wednesday for 1880 pot luck
luncheon at the home OF Mrs.
Charles Bucnanan. Plans for the
rhome products" sale In December
will be made.
Wisconsin club meeting Wednes-
day at home OF Mrs. T. Alden
Thronson postponed because OF
illness.
Busy Needles club will meet at
the home Of Mrs. Herman Belts.
$500 So. X ST.. for a IL o'clock
luncheon Wednesday.
Iaffalot club will meet with Mrs.
Bertha Newman, 430Iz SO. SD
st, for a IL o'clock luncheon and
business meeting Wednesday.
Concordia club, Epworth Meth0-
dist church, skating party at
Kings rink Wednesday from $50
to IL p. m. Public invited. Tickets
may be secured from members.
Dickson w. &. r. 4. meets We'd
nesday afternoon at o'clock at
the home Of Mrs. Mary Parry, 5201
Mckinley ave, for White Shield
session. Donations are TO be
brought for the home.
Woman's Missionary society,
Bethel Lutheran church, meets
Wednesday at 8 p. m. with Mrs.
Robert Miles, $40 SO. ] st., Miss
Alya Keil assisting.
Sewing club, Tacoma circle, N.
o. W., will meet Wednesday with
Mrs. d. o. Gingrich, sos Ainsworth
ave, for a 1890 pot luck luncheon.
!
East Tacoma Rebekab lodge will
meet at East Tacoma !. o. o. F.
hall for regular session Wednesday.
A halloween party will follow.
Circle No. S, Daughters Of Nor
way. will meet with Mrs. John
Backe. 1921 No. Defiance, Wednes-
day for q 1890 luncheon.
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Mother Singers to Have
First Rehearsal

Mrs. Walter McHaney, director
of the PIT. A Mother Singer S
Chorus. has called the first fan
rehearsal on Thursday morning al
10 o'clock in Fishers auditorium.
Members are to bring their OLD
music to the rehearsal.
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Plans Luncheon for
Club Group thursday

Mrs. l.. L. Thompson will be
hostess to a group of eight for
luncheon on Thursday afternoon.
The guests. all who have met to-
eether on many occasions, VIII
spend the afternoon in sewing,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-18
Washington PIT. A. Week
Proclaimed bv Governos

Parent Teacher week will be oh.
served throughout tho state Oct.
1921 by members Of the Washing
ton Congress Of Parents an d
Teachers. This week viii be de-
voted TO publicizing the work and
program Of the parent-tsacher
movement and 10 enrolling the
membership for the year.
Last week Gov. Clarence ID. Mar
tin issued the official prociams-
ton Of PIT. A. week.
The Washington congress Of
Parents and Teachers u q branch
OF the national organization. and
numbered 81, 900 members last
year. Mrs. X. G. Wilson. Seattle,
state membership chairman, will
strive for q 10 per cent Increase
this year, a figure which can easily
be reached II prospective members
are acquainted with the purpose
and program OF the organization.
Beginning over 40 years ago as
an idea In the minds Of a few earn
est workers who felt an obligation
for welfare Of children, the Ma
tional PIT. A. congress has grown
into group OF two and one-quarter
million mothers. fathers. teachers,
nurses, legislators and other In
terested adults.
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Aid Plans

The Ladies' Aid Of Westminster
Presbyterian church will meet
Wednesday az follows: Virginia
Halbert circle viii meet with Mrs.
o. M. Trygstad. 1896 SO. l. st.,
at 100. Susan Patterson circle
VIII meet with Mrs. J. Eide, 504l
SO. X st. Melissa Huff circle win
meet at 7:30 p. m. with Mrs. Ny
ron Beidler, 543s 50. J 81.
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Writers Plan Business Session

Action on the work OF. the local
chapter and the nature Of pro-
grams to be presented during the
coming year, will be taken at the
meeting of the local branch OF
the League of Western Writers to
be held at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. r. Maybin on Friday eve
ming, Oct. 20.
To secure the fullest cooperation
and support Of the membership Of
the chapter, President Ray ID.
Penney requests all members and
former members who are still in
terested to be present and take part
in the discussions. Following these,
final action viii be taken. The
meeting is called for s:15 o'clock.