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Evening star., 1939-11-14
Service Orders
NAVY.
BUREAU OF NAVIGATION.

Dresel Capt Alger H, from Destroyer
Squadron 3 to San Diego
New Orleans to Asistic Idst Fleet; tom ut,,,tv
smoot t 1t. comdr. Roland n, from Pearl
Harbor to U. S. Aulick:
Better. It. William c., from New York to
u s. s. Sycamore.
Dunn. 1t. william A.. from Pearl Harbor
to U. S. s. McLanahan.
Mcmahon, 1t. Bernard F., from Philadel-
Burrow, rS 1t g. e. James B., from U. s s.
Ogalala to U S. s. Tracy,
Butterworth. 1t q. g. Christy c.. from
U. S. s. California to u S. S. Crosby.
Christie. 1t q. g) Gerald l., from U. S. 8.
Indianapolis to U. s. s. Kennison.,
Edrington. 1t. G 81 Thomas G.. Sd, from
s. Penasylyans pinhsrd to y {rom s II Msads s
Dahleren to u S s. Hubert.
"TuAisnsuie g. S s. Chicago cal to T. S S. Kitty. ''
Neyman 1t. G.e) Robert L., from y. s. S.
Portland to U. s S. Bancroft.
Robertson. 1t. q. g. Robert N, from U.
s. S. Pennsylyania to y. s, s saualus ls;
Dell, Ensign Russell C.. from U. 8. 8. Rich
mond to U. S S. Meade
Eliot Ensign Joe c. from U. 8. 8. Balch to
U. s. s. Conygham.
Greene, Ensign Howard j., from o. 3. g.
>. Mississippi to U s s. Mccall Call. ~
Miller Ensign Walter B.. from Charleston,
s. C., to u. S. S. San Francisco.
Parmelee, Ensign Clyde H. from q. 3. B.
Arizona to Q. Q. g crosby.
'steEmuud. Ensign Th9edore c.. from Q. D.
Evening star., 1939-11-14
Laundry Protested
By Bur|eith
Citizens Association
Committee to Appear
At Zonine Hearing
On November u

Burleith Citizens Association last
night protested proposed construc-
tion of a new laundry building by
the House of Good Shepherd at
Thirty-siXth and r streets N w.
present site Of the laundry. The
group sanctioned appointment of
representatives to appear before a
hearing by the Zoning Commission
November % to voice disapproval of
the construction, application for
which was made by the institution
recently.
norman w. Fields, retiring presi-
dent of the group, outlined to the
body with the aid of an improvised
sketch, plans for the laundry which
he said would place it closer to R
street If these plans are approved,
he said, the plant would be direct
1y opposite a row of residences in
the $500 block of R street.
Mrs. Ernest Feild Parkinson,
chairman of the Nominating Com
mittee, presented a slate of new
eficers. Elected were George w.
Wlnfrey, president; vincent w.
McDougal, vice president; Geoffrey
Creyke, jr., secretary-treasurer;
Lewis Riggles and Mrs. Helen Mer-
ritt, members of the Executive Com
mittee; and Mr.. Fields, delegate to
the Federation of Citizens Associa-
tions.
Mr. Creyke presented a report
with the use of a map on progress
of covenant drive in the communi-
ty.
The meeting was preceded by a
skit presented by members of the
young peoples play group of the
Gunton Temple Presbyterian
Church, volunteers in the Com
munity Chest campaign. The skit,
showing the aid administered to the
Institute for Mental Hygiene by
the Community Chest, of which it
is a member, was participated in by
John Debman, Charles Davidson,
Joy Klingle, Bill Scull, Jean Con-
nelly, Doris Paul and Seruch Kimble.
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PERSONAL.

BEAUTIFUL PARLORS, ALSO VERY
large hall for meetings or dances. Reason
able. Inquire MRS. PATTERSON. Grafton
Hotel District 4n2Q
Evening star., 1939-11-14

s. New Mexico to o. s. S. Reid.
Skidmore, Ensign Bruce D., from q. 8. s.
Enterprise to Asiatic Fleet
Steen, Ensign Egil T. from U. 8. s. Mary
land to U. s. S. Thatcher.
Syverson, Ensign Douglas N from U. s. &.
Pennsylvania to y: Kennison.;
New Mexico to ]. s.. S. Swasey:
WEIGH. Ensign Francis M, from U. 8. s.
Chicago to q. s S. McCalla
Williams. Ensign Richard B.. from q. s. s.
Minneapolis to Asiatic Fleet
Williamson. Ensign Thomas c.. from U. s..
s. Nevada to U. s. S. Kitty.
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Queen Visits Evucuees

Although her movements were
kept secret at the time, it has be-
come known that Queen Mary paid
more than SO visits to evacuated
mothers and children in the neigh
borhood of Balmoral Castle in
Scotland. She took the princesses
with her on many of them. The
Queen called at cottages near Dee
side, where people from Glasgow
and other cities were billeted. She
received a warm welcome wherever
she went.
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AGENTS.

HOSIERY AGENTS. colnred . good COM
miSSlcn; guaranteed ouality, with 30 days
free repair service. Cororet Co., S03 Penna.
ave
Evening star., 1939-11-14
Auto Club Asks Drivers
To Obey School Bus Law

An appeal for observance of the
Maryland law requiring motorists
to come to full stop when school
bus halts for passengers was issued
today to its members by the Key
stone Automobile Club. The appeal
was made on the request of the
Prince Georges (MdD Federation of
Parent-Teacher Associations.
1--WE feel that all motorists, once
appraised of this long-needed law,
will want to observe it in letter and
spirit" the club statement said.
Evening star., 1939-11-14

American typewriters arriving in
Sweden in the last year were valued
at $500,000.
Evening star., 1939-11-14
TUESDAYS PROGRAM.

THE EVENINGS HIGH LIGHTS
$3.50 pm.-WMAI, Postmaster A Farley is
Clifton Fadnan,
and John Herman the board of Information
S30pm-WJSV, Mary Martins Dolans
chesra is high light a
Tuesday
900pm.-WJSV, The how Helen a
actress is told by her mother on We, the People.
93Opm-WOL, Pianist Nadia Rosenberg featured
WallensteinS Orchestra another
Mozart Concerto
100pm-WMAL, Dick Powell and his wife Blonden
Famous program
SHORT-WAVE PROGRAM
300pm-BERLIN, News. Dbl, 1911 meg, 10 Dun 961
81 m.
7:OOpm.-BUDAPEST, Military March, HAT4 meg m.
7O0pm.-MOSCOW, Broadcast English. RV96,
1877 RNE, IL 25 m.
715 5pm-LONDON, Background GSF 1914
1913 M; GSD, 1T 255m; GSB, 95l meg, 35 m.
7:30pm-ROME, English; Tuesday Symphonies Royal
Carabinieri Band 2RO, 1i81 254 IRF, 983
305 m.
S:25 pm.-MADR1D, News. EAQ, e86 meg. 3O4
1T Is Dun, 81
HOO pm.-GUATEMAIA Marimba Ensemble TGWA meg,
pm-PARIS TPB11 meg, 252 TPA4, It'll
256 m.
122oam-TOEIO New Japanese Music. JzK 1915 meg, 1877
Evening star., 1939-11-14

1871 PARK RID. NV. - PRIVATE DE-
tached home. lovely room with shower, to
refned gentleman. Columbia 9SS7.
Evening star., 1939-11-14

IF YOU are between % and 35. married,
and have sales ability. now employed. but
would like to connect with a. large national
company that will offer chance for ad-
Jewel. Tea Co. i6522 Wis. ave. NV. bet
and nm.
Evening star., 1939-11-14

coed. Eow is the time to place him or her
In an accredited school giving individual
attention: day and boarding Wis Aba
Evening star., 1939-11-14

Violet rays), effective for colds, sinus, bron-
chial trouble. ST. DR.. LINEWEAVER, 244
Woodward Bldg Me n445
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CREDIT UNION
HEADSGATHER
National Director
Speech Highlieht
Tuesday Night

FEDERAL .aa state leaders In he
credit union movement wess gath
cred IN Tacoma with iocsl and
Southwest Washington leaders
Tuesday fer : dinner meeting -
b held IT $50 ~ TIE Walker
apartments dining reom-
Coming from I<oaxvisw where :
similar meeting was held AenaaY
evening we're Mr.. ard Ass {. n
Orchard Of Washington. d G.
where Orchard - national director
Of tns credit union section 81 the
farm credit administrations Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Powell II ruyallnp.
Mr. and Hrs. A. j. kashi ard Mr..
and Mira Edward d. Dodd. both
latter couples ffnm Seattle. Pew
ell IL farm credit Administrations :
Northwest representative. while
kuehl and nodd are respectively
president and secretary Of Ire
Washington Stale Credit Union
association.
Orchard viii Be principal speak
er Al the dinner arranged by the
Tacoma Chapter Of Credit unlpns.
All directors. committeeman ard
members Of credit unions in TINS
vicinity are invited
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Bethel Churchill
mkAnniuersary

Fellowship services wlll - bid
"Wednesday II re Bethel LasHerzn
ehufck = esleeFs1len - - twenty
flfSh anniversary. TIE services.
he'd II II =. N. sn1 ) , -. I'll
kanex charter assaHexz
re Rss. J. =. EaAzna. fazmsF
rAsfor - re Bethel church. al
- rFsaelp@i speaker.
Musical namfssrs wtii ee fur
alshed ~ Mlzs Ieukss fsxssssn.
accompanies ~ ~ Eaa~n Am
IAngle~ II TIE r4sna Ter nam-
b<rs will include ssnnx ff<efsnx
Hour and sAmaxsuss a eIaTi.
nes soaas The Laus's Prayer I'll
- rendered ~ Arthur I.aFsaA. -.
eompsnsed ~ Miss nznFuthy Lar.
81 TIE ehoiF vii slnK Ira
old staFy~
Refreshments saa szsesal hsssf
vii fellow -. psuffsns
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to put $3.50. 900 into local trade
channels next year.
I'VE plan 10 do this through
the medium Of our copyright
ed fonr-square loan plan.. he
explained.
This plan" he emphasized. us
available only through our com
psny. II carries a written guaran-
tee that the loan which In recon-
mended as the best loan for that
person. at the lowest cost obtain
able to him, or at no cost whatever.
This means that We make
II our business 10 look out for
the borrowers interests. We
function ~ friendly budget
eounsellors."
Other members OF the staff are
L. M Pullman. assistant manager.
and Betty Jane Thomas. cashier.
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Baptist Woman's Society
To Have PROGRAM

The woman's society of the
First Baptist church wsll meet
Thursday instead OF Wednesday.
its regular meeting date. due 10
an important conference beng
held in Seattle this week.
Mrs. Morris d. Cheney. pnesi-
dent. will meet with her executive
board At 10 o'clock Thursday
morning and the business meeting
Al II a. m. viii be opened by
Mrs. J. A. II. johnson. Following
the discussion Of business. luncheon
will be served In the banquet room
by members Of Circle Seven.
The afternoons program. ar
ranged by Miss Florence Danforth.
will be introduced by Mrs. Russell
Carlson. Mrs. r. ]. wanger viii
give history Of ancient and
modern bells, a continuation Of
the study Of Bells"
Books will be discussed as .
tower of Information. the theme
being Tower Bella" Mrs. Thomas
P. Hanson and Mrs. George Hos
kins VIII give review OF some
OF the books contained in the
church library. Mrs. Mildred
Basham and Miss Florence Dam
forth will illustrate some OF the
books with a clever skit. Mrs.
Harry +. Cheney Will review a
chapter from the most widely read
book, the Bible.
For variation, Mrs. Paul Schiff-
bauer has arranged for some
special music. Mrs. A. J. Lake
and her committee from Circle
Five will welcome members and
friends
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Club Schedule For Week

Eta Evans Circle, First Meth
odist church viii meet for luncheon
Wednesday at the home of Mrs.
Donald Waddell, I'LL So. It'll st.
Mrs. Gerald Brubsker and Mrs.
Paul Perdue will assist.
East Tacoma Rebekah lodge, No.
80. card party at $50 p. m. Wed
nesday at East Tacoma I. o. o. F.
hall. Pinochle and 800 will follow
business meeting. Favors. Public
invited.
Ladies' Aid society of Bethel
Lutheran church will meet Wed
nesday at 2 p. m. at the home of
Mrs. c. L. olund, 718 So. Goth st.
Women's society, Fern Hill
Baptist church, will meet at one
o'clock Nov. 2 with Mrs. A. W.
Darlands, S59 So. S3rd st. for
missionary meeting and shower
honoring Mrs. Mavis Swift.
Units !, 2 and 3, Independent
Bible Church will hold thei,
monthly meeting at the church
Wednesday. Pot-luck luncheon al
1880. Mrs. J. w. Jones will pre-
side at the afternoon meeting
Mrs. Charles McEachron will give
the Bible study.
Unit 8, Independent Bible Church
will meet at the home of Mrs,
r. c. Wilhelm, 4102 No. 37th on
Wednesday. Nov. LIST. Luncheon
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NAVY PROGRAM FOR
ELKS ON WEDNESDAY,

Member. ef the Tanuna Kihs
lodge At their meeting Wednesday
evening wsll have ps~s Navy ~
program. Ths speaker vii -
Commander ,. {. nensbTank. u. 4
n. fTam TIE nFoeklyn. ne~ IN TIE
navy yard Al Isremsrtaa lie -.
dressed TIE Tacoma I1.F A.s.esss
ton last Friday. In adsillten - the
commander address. t~o rsris ~
motion pictures. showing life In
Uncle Sans navy. slll ~ shawn
Chairman ~ the cummllise whish
arranged the Elks' pseassm Il
Robert Copeland.
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Cardinal Club Entertain.

The feminine members of the
Cardinal club entertained Monday
evening in Holy Cross parish hall.
During the early part of the eve
ming, court whist WAS played.
Dancing followed and, later still,
refreshments were served. Host
esses were the Misses Betty
Tschida, Margaret Harbottle and
Frances johnson.
The party was the first In a
series OF parties given by the
young women in the club for the
purpose of defraying expenses.
The group will entertain at a tolo
dance Nov Is In the Elks' temple.
Co-ehairmen for the affair are
Misses Julia Wahoviak and Mary
Catherine Byrne.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-01

The offices of the Personal Fl.
nance Co. strike visitors as being
notieeably different from what
they were not 30 long ago. This
is because they have been done
over. SO that now they are among
the finest industrial loan offices in
Tacoma.
The offices are at 1T So. 18th
st. on the ground floor of the
Washington building.
No expense has been spared In
providing for the comfort of Gus
toners. Private booths are among
the modern conveniences. assuring
prompt, efficient service in an ideal
atmosphere.
The manager, A. f. Brandt, said
today that the company expects
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-01

POSTPONE STAG PARTY

Due 10 the inability Of one Of the
park commissioner 10 attend The
park employees stag party origin
ally scheduled for = o'clock We'd
rssday evening at the Firs. the an
nual event has been postponed. A
new date viii be fixed Nov. Is ~
the next regular meeting OF the
board.
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USING
! silver TUBE
Hope Held Tiny Baby
Operated on Here
VIII Recover

IHree-months old Lem Richter
oreaned through a silver tube In
ms throat Tues day while his par
ents and physicians held renewed
nope his life might be spared.
Under constslnt observation In
Tacoma General hospital. he spent
good night after the emergency
operation that saved him from
strangulation Monday.
The Infant. s<rn of Mr.. and Mrs.
FINEST F. RIGHT er. was safely past
he ffrst "A hours of the critical
three-day period, following the OPP
grafton.
Caused Infection
Hospital officials revealed that
d.. Z. D. Warren performed the
delicate operation Monday, with
Drs. John Verhslen and L. A. Hop
kins in attendance. The surgery,
technically known as a tracheo-
tony, was performed by DR.. War
ren when DIR. C. J. vandenberg
could not be found. DR.. vanden-
berg, who treated the boy a week
earlier, was fir1t credited with the
operation.
A streptococcns infection result
led in a swelling of the vocal chords
'-1til the obstruction caused the in
= 1t to gasp In. a futile effort to
4eatne. Police officers were first
to reach the Isome of the boys
GRANDMOTHER att 3707 No. 21st st.
hey forced ox.Fgen into his lungs
fith an inhalatfr during the trip to
he hospital.
WIN Remove Tube
Ut. Warren made an incision be-
low the larynx. and inserted the
tube which viii enable the baby to
breathe until the swelling SUBJ
hides. The tute may be removed
when he In atAe to breathe nor
mally.
The infection, rarely reaches the
stage where sufffocation is threat
ened, and the operation is compare
lively rare. ply sicians said.
The boys pa rents live at Redon-
do Beach, according to hospital re-
ports.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-01
Ruptured Men Get
$3.50 Truss Free
Pay No Mon ey-Now or Ever
For This Truss

/ Kansas Cay, Mo.-A Doctors In
sention for redueible rupture Is
proving so successful, an offer Is
,r beins made to give everyone who
~, 1t S3.'s0 Truss Free. This
IEtion has no leg straps. no
5tic belts. OF leather bands. It
Ids rupture md and In. Is COM
table and easy to wear. After using
many reporh entire satisfaction.
q reader OF tfas paper may try the
sctos's Invent ION for 80 days and
ceiye the sepa rate $3.50 Truss Free.
ypu are not entirely satisfied with
u Invention return II. but be sure
keep the $3.50 Truss for your
Uuble N you IRE ruptnred Just write
ie Physicians Appliance Co., 2474
och Bids., 2sO6 Main ST.. Kansas
lily. Mo-, for their trial offer.
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OBITUARIES
MRS. uII.nER =. NoHl.ER

Mrs Matte J. Mohier. II. Of
1888 SO. | at, died Monday IN =
local hospital A native of Kansas.
she had hoen = resident q Tacoma
81 years. She Was . member Of
the Methodist chufvh. she leaves
her husband. WILDER p OF Tacoma
five daughters, Mrs. Lotfle Walker
Of Sumner. Mrs. Della hurry Of
Tacoma. Mrs. Minnie Walker Of
snoqualmis. Wash. Mrs. Ora
hurry and Mrs Latona Imam.
both OF Tacoma one son. Lee Har-
rison of Tacoma. two brothers.
John Foster OF Gig Harbor and
Deb Foster Of Kansas. The G. q.
Lynn Co. will announces the fi-
neral.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-01

sirs. tseatFies Juila ffnater--
Wednesday. p m. from stofliss
chapel Rev T. J. Wood officiating
burial Trinity csmetsfy 81 PARK
land
Mira k2ssa Dasia. Wednesday,
! 30 >. m fipsrs ehapfi Rev.
}. r MeQueen officiating burial
Mountain yis~ burial PARK
Robert l. Asbtoa-~Wsdnssslsy.
, p N. from fne bsc klsy King
chapel Rev " o. haeosksy os.
firlating burial Mountain View
burial park Falin@afsfs wiil ~
Bsrt Webster. = O. FisneEan.
George Wsiser. Peter Dgyehin. joe
Hsimsr and Herman Asttsoa
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at 1890. Mrs. r. X Wheeler will
preside and Mrs. Charles Nc
Eachron will give the Bible study.
Executive committee. Ladies' So
ciets. Bethany Methodist church.
meets Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. w. A, holland. 4i56 So. Yak
ina. Mrs. J. A. Bennett will as
sist; Mrs. M. c. Beemer will pre-
side.
Custer Relief Corps auxiliary,
g. A. r., luncheon and card party
Wednesday at the Broadmoor.
Luncheon at 1918. Favors for
cards.
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Mrs. Mcintosh 10 Be Hostess
Mrs. Bell 10 Speak

The Missionary Of 81. Paul's
Methodist church viii entertain
Wednesday at the home Of Mrs.
b. s. strobei. 4oz2 Tacorns ave.
The hostess will be assisted by
Mrs. ]. H. Lytle and Mrs. c. y
Smith. A business meeting at
i1;30 will be followed BY : 30
luncheon.
Mrs. John Fairbanks win lead
the dsvotions and Mrs. Ernest
Colder will sing. Speaker OF the
afternoon viii be Mrs. Charles Bell
of Bolivia. who will tell Of her
work In that country.
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Lutheran Womsn
Announce Meetings

Central Lutheran church circles
viii meet On "Wednesday IN ths
homes of members ~ faliewa Fof
iunobeon at III 20. circle : with
Mrs. Harold r seasi. as IA q 81.
and for mnchenn At o'rloek. MIRA
Ida johnson will entertain circle
At shsi va q ST.. circle ! Al ths
homs Of Mrs r. A Newer. ssis
No. 10th 81. and circle II the
home of Mira Ray Abeisest. 1891
NJ. Ash ct
On Wednesday evening a. TO
Mr.. and Mrs.. v. N. Andersen, TeaT
10. Park ave. viii entertain mem.
bars Of circle , and their husbands
at an evening meeting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-01

Mrs Fannie l.. Moore. -. s23
No. st. died Tuesday in = local
hospital. Born In Roslyn. Wash.
Mrs. Moore had lived here three
years. she was q member of ths
Daughters Of tina g. A. X. and Bk.
y. n. o. sisierhood She also be-
lonKed To thr Emmanuel prssby-
terrain church. Survivors include
her husband. Arthur. Of The home;
a daughter, Jacqusiins. also of the
home. her father. James Russell:
two sisters. Mrs. Erwin ~. Hianch-
or and Mrs. Russell Harrod. all OF
Tacoma. Buckley Kings viii an
nounce the funeral
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-01
Plans Birthday Celebration
For Mrs. Stewart

Mrs. Lloyd F. seilg entertained
n group of friends at = birthday
luncheon Friday In her home at
17i6h 9Th ave. in honor of her
mother. Mrs. James d. Stewart OF
Olympia, who motored to Tacoma
for the occasion. Luncheon was
served at l O'Clock from \ table
attractively conferred by a lovely
bouquet OF bronze baby chrysan-
themums. A clever orange and
black Halloween color scheme was
carried out In the decorations and
favors. Guests included Mrs. Mary
Hin, Mrs. Christine Burningrud
and Mrs. Thomas Seeley. all OF
Olympia, and Mrs. j Hubert Craft.
Mrs. Mcintosh 10 Be Hostess
Mrs. NJ. d. Mcintosh. 7oi so.
Stevens. will open her home for
the November meeting OF the
Women's Missionary society Of the
First United Presbyterian church
Wednesday afternoon At o'clock.
Mrs. c Trafford VIII lead the devo-
tons and have charge of the pro-
gram and papers on Christ and
the World Community al Home"
to be given by Miss Harriet
SchweInler and Mrs. William War
ner During the social hour, re-
Treatments VIII be served.
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Vegetables : t. 80 fs<-ar
u nrlanxhzn ri ssns = : ~
ts1al stsnsa-zslli Tssz><zzs = efn
lsnnshessmea eh<ll<nxea ~ o.
thnFlss - Afhtsstpr ven {.
GsfsffIn
fssafsn. appointed ~ Wayne l.
aar.@. sea.l arAztfesax. = <<Ixle
Ehs ieesl lssa<. = snss<sssssAx =
BOD h<.faaz. ~ssh - saAsse =
determine re legality = - -.
shnftty.
A. = probationary sn%<tsax. nlssf-
IN - assa<ssd ienxsAaxrnssa -
rssunss wuFk ~ sh< s4slxhirf fasnt
A=eaz. .assA - sz<<s - ~k<a
sao nse<t<l psnsssn simf~f wefk=
ers strsek ara their 10. AL.
Dusssflsslensi ss<rate sEFv4d u
lssssaHzhsm shipping.
ffaiensets declared tai under !
lexal AxFs~m<#t. ! meegInf vita
tAe eass lsssar F~ikssans sammittf<
vas required Refers eNliznx II \
federal srhltfxtas Thss eseia~si
~ such msxslnE rad hesn h.ls
M~aauAisr. ~snptsfTF~ were
fssns IN th<ir ssee1s<eflsn sAns
negotiations FIR esest.i<~ sse-
tTsess wsala 80 - rr~aWra
artii IsaxsAev<u~u F<tsta -
wesk N n<llimsksm.
Farthermnfe employers tsrfns<i
the lanzshass strike ess a sym
psihy. xna > vsalassaa = nssst
eonsfaess.
Griffin scheduled = meeting wsth
If.wu officers for Tuesday esssfs
nom TO alscu~s ths Validity Il NJ
jurisdiction
rv~ss. Asa-~ Ss~.~x
American Mail Inns It'd. vas
officially voFHanssea Tuesday wgfh
three Seattle msn nsmsa =. afft.
GERS.
f.s~r~nce CALVERT wss elected
president. Earl .. nsFsH - sIss
president ard Samuel l. HArnse
secretary treasurer
Al the dsfscsnss meeting. tai.
vert was authorised In negotiate
vita tho q. a maritime rnmmis.
sinn for pn~xinls subsidies and fuf
the trade u feef zsl.YeAfsala Isfeels
dent shlrs IN ths commission Cor
~ least two nansIngn passenger.
cargo vessels
A fifsh shlp ewnsd ~ ths -
fuass operating ssmpsny has b~~n
soia 10 Asnil. shipping euAe*sa.
Tns newly formed Americas
Mali line previously announced Il
wuuid start it. oriental schedule
abutlt pue l.
m..,.as STAT. s.IxAs
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Church 10 Serve Luncheon

The Women'a Society ef West.
minister Presbyterian church will
serve noon luncheon Wednesday
with members Of Msilsas Huff
circle ~ hnntasses Ths com.
mittes includes Mira n, q. Church,
Mrs n. Edwards and Mrs. MyFon
nsidier,
Virginia IIaihert circle will
sponsor a play Cousin Maftha's
Thanksgiving N . part Of the
program. The cast includes Mrs
George Buriand. Mrs &. J. Fry.
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MRS. rLoaEscr WATSON

Mrs Florence Watson. "A. Of i2e
No. Division. Auburn. Wash. died
at her home Monday. Mrs Wat.
son. the widow Of A X. Watson.
had been = resident u Auburn
IS years. and was a member u the
Methodist Central church. she
leaves two sons. Alexander n Of
Auburn and Harry T. u Los An
Keles. two sisters. Mrs. Emma
Kirkland u Los Angeles and Mrs
Jennie Paris Of San Lsandfo. Cal
three brothers. Charles and Arthur
unnsterman Of Seattle and John Of
Los Angeles. two grandchildren.
Arthur Watson Of san F'ranciaco.
and Harry T.. IT, Of Los Angeles.
and one grsat-grandehlld, Gladys
Watson u san Francisco. Funeral
services viii he held Thursday at
7ls p. m. from Aellingsfs.
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John Harbert Wynans. i~o.ysar.
old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd L.
Wynans, 72i Fswcstt ave. died
Monday In local hospital Other
than his parents. tbs boy, VINO was
born In Aberdeen. - survived BY
his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. II
L. wynAns VI that city Buckley
Kings viii anaglnes the funeral.