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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-26
Study Sections
Plan Programs
Two Department. OF
Tseoms Womsns Cub
To Meet October II

Mrs. A. B. Hudy viii preside
over the meeting Friday
morning Of the historical
study department Of the Ia
coma Woman club. The group
vii meet in the clubhouse a.
10 O'Clock. Papers TO be given
viii include The Spanish Con-
querors" by Irving Beriine
Bolton and Balboa" by Mrs.
Charles A. Burt and Con
quest Of Mexico" Prescott.
and "Cortez" by Mrs. X. X.
Myhre.
The legislative department viii
meet the fourth Friday In October.
January and March. Mrs. Stuart
H. Elliott il chairman. and Mrs.
a \. Van siyke is vice chairman.
Mrs. Elliott viii hold her first
meeting Friday at 1880 o'clock.
and will present Thomas r. Wal
tiers of Olympia. a member Of the
board of prison terms and parole.
lie will discuss the far-reaching
and improved legislation relative to
parole.
The IAN Club" program and tea
will be held at p. m. Mrs. +. Il.
Stocks is 10 be chairman for the
day. Mrs. J. H. Kitlar will be the
guest speaker, telling Of Birds
Here and There" Halloween dec
orations will be in evidence at the
tea table. which is to be arranged
by Mrs. Charles A. schleusner.
The president. Mrs. Ethel NJ. Dun
seath, and junior past president,
Mrs. Calvin w. Stewart, will pour.
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Mrs steven kettsr entertained
Al a party for her granddaughter.
Marie 10 Ann ksttsf. rsoently.
The occasion marhed the seventh
birthday 81 the guest of honor.
Those present were Donna Mac
Jensen. Hllds Range. Frances
Peterson. Jeanette Bryan. Lorna
Jean Blair. Mary sutton. Jsnst
Miller. Annie isaakon and Gary
CODY.
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Shower Fetes
Miss lnmsn


Coupllmsnilng Miss Cay
IEman. sho !. 60 hs MARRIED
Aes. Il 10 Mr. Sidney Peter.
san. Mss Hernics Speaks and
Mas Mary feckhAna we're 60
hnsssxees Al \ rs~csnt shower.
Games wers played during the
evening and : late supper Vas
served from ; table conferred
With yellow chrysanihemums
Tall yellow tApers and fall
flowers were used about the
room 10 carry out a fall color
scheme.
Friends invited ss hs.aor The
hslde-sleet Included Mssdsmss
james u nrcNu. Frank ilAis. Ira
ard C1sfk ~ Knnmciss Richard
elsimAn. Tsd knsghsilnsss. Larry
Heiviiis. warren spesks Irwin
ksnny. Astiids pecknan, Mo4rs
Hayes Bernard Dsekson. " X In.
man. mother ~ ths hfiassslect. and
tho Misses Maxine Inmsn. Helen
Andefs sylvia Asp. Aisins Jen.
kins. Dolores kispsisln sylvia
Moe. Lorraine Phelps. borEhild
Robsrfsoa. Elsie ssrandess, Helen
Stream. Marjorie Good. Audras
peckhsm. Eleanor Andersen. Flor
snes Esdle. Margaret Akeson. Ess
Peterson and Lillian Anderson.
Miss inmsn VAS the recipient az
many lovely glfts Tho shower wAs
one of several parties recently
given for her.
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Lois Evsnson to Entertain
AT Rehearsal Dinner
s,;ss-soss % ~. Js-~s c. -o-s. y - g. tossess
Is A'ssnsss's Wednesday, ts.aiss- csr.~scy
Ie ss SoAsrnissd Ssnos, Affs,noee

Niss Isis Esansos- dAashasr 81 Ar I'D M Hsnrs W
fKAnso1. sho II 80 M James Hase. tr. e Mr.
80 Mr. James e. Hose oeIaSk Sunday Aftcrnoon .
tie Little Chkp& the College q Fages Sound est enter
TAR - resx4rs4 dnrer Wednesday evxnnr The
senY San1Ry - ~ PERFORMED ~ re Re- A Anoerscn
The dinner . ~ gveH shs huns = the hydescci
YAzsntz AL fellow ne Nedding rehearsal Gassfs ~ IN
el4as msb< q The wedding party mehers 81 The tee
families aid fe@ sus0 frssnds
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Home coming Events Loom
On {. P. S. Horizon
sssssrss Assisipsss nsss-osy cslsks1liss Wa
WI n<k,ts pNasu ~ ose>s ~
NJ ssesd Asssvi&iss

r4nasa9 ser ~ ucn>smine weekend oul = 81
and - stnsna fnenlty an6 alumni ~ th> Co10o q fo
Aaand aFs MAILING asvanGsmeaa b participate = ~ ~
uied activities vbt<A ireu<e per rnner pur41n 80
krnah knu ~ hesn nrpolnted - - npnel e1oeA
The danes un - uivsn q the Century honEurm vT1v
evening following ne feolknn enxe rnlronn - 1890
fus ~ affair whIeA 10 8 afevmn ~ o. - ~
kd~urd =. Ied4 ~ ~ Mrs JeAn d. noDuroor. D. -
hrs rssl nsseA ceeeh s9d Mrs 10 v.onA. IN IT.
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Ma essellss - Enserssia
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Surprised by Club Members

Mr.. and Mrs. A. Anderson were
surprised recently at party given
in honor of their recent wedding
anniversary. The guests were
members of Mckinley Hill Town
send club. of which Mr.. Anderson
is president.
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Presses, 81 ~ Ms Betty Ess..
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Ger arr M ard Ma J G. Ho~s.
AZ Misses nelsn Aea Saliy nexs
SISTERS q thx prospective bride
Eruon. Mr.. Bruce Chseysf ~
Lnneh<seA. Calf. Mas Evelyn
Hopkins. NJ Frea 1nsrsien ard
The paFents Il TIE erfas -elecs.
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Announce Second
Sons Birth

Mr.. and Mrs. Eldon Kennedy,
b702 No. 4sth St, announce the
birth Of their second son, Kendall
Michael, Oct. l, at ST. Joseph's
hospital. The infant IL welcomed
by a brother, Eldon Jack, and his
grandmothers. Mrs. Ella O'Brien
and Mrs. Blanche Kennedy.
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Omah Study Club 10 Have
Halloween Session

A Halloween motif will be used
In the decorations and arrange
ments for the next meeting OF
Oman Study club, scheduled for
Friday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. Franklin Johnson. 3107 No.
18th st Mrs. Alvin Allard Will
assist the hostess during the
luncheon hour. Following the
short business session. Mrs. Ems
ley Llewellyn will review The
Patriot by Pearl q. Buck.
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Mn. Nsepherson 70
Entertain az Luncheon

A group q more than a score
q Mrs Wallace NscPhefsan
friends have been invited 10
luncheon az the University Union
club OF Friday. November :.
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Mrs. NeH 10 Be Hostess 10
Milton Garden Club

Mrs Msnde Neff wfil entertain
members Of Milton Garden club
Thursday afternoon. Members al
the club who recently visited the
arboretum In Seattle viii tell Of
their trip.
The Rev. K NJ Hun will speak
on Civic Beautifieatlon Re
Spouse 10 roll call will be Plans
for a Fail Garden" Women Of
the community interested In gar
dens are invited 10 attend.
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Guests from Toppenish
Entertained

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Roberts and
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Heater have re-
Gently been entertaining Mr.. and
Mrs. Leo Henle of Toppenish, who
have been guests In Tacoma.
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Mrs. Gould's Book Club
To Meet on Friday

hrs. Clark Gould's Friday Book
Review club will meet Friday at
the home Of Mrs. Ruben Carlson.
1928 No. Mason. A 1 o'clock
luncheon will be served.
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Receive CongrstuIsfions
On Birth Of First Child

Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest HaskIns
tAfta Hays are receiving con-
gratuIations on the birth Of a son
Wednesday at the Tacoma General
hospital. The little boy. the Has
kins' first child, Is also being well
coined by his grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. James v. Hays OF Ia
coma and Mrs. Rose Haskins Of
Willamette. Ore. The child has
been named Ls Roy Ernest
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seynoIdson. Bobbis Matherson.
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blame. and the guest II honor.
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Oversees League 70
Assist in Seattle Sale

Because there are no community
lines In their organization. the
Tacoma members OF the Women's
Overseas Service league are In
tensely interested In the Garry
On sale OF the Seattle unit. which
IL scheduled for Oct. AZ and 2S.
They are not only ransackinG their
closets and soliciting friends. but
at least two OF the Tacoma group
win drive To Seattle 10 help with
the selling. Mrs. J. N. Lamb and
Mrs. l.. j. Trailer having yolun-
teered their services for Friday.
The sale, an annual event, helps
10 provide funds needed for serv-
Ice work. main object Of which IL
TO assist women who served over
seas who are now incapacitated
physically and financially. and for
whom the government has made
no provision.
In addition TO Mrs. Lamb and
Mrs. Thaller, those actively en-
gagged In the work and who will
be glad TO receive donations for
the sale, are Mrs. Otto Drumm,
Main 6437; Mrs. Elizabeth DuFour,
Proctor 1898. and Mrs. Winifred
Richmond Mcbride, Garland 4456.
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spsssd thsis hpme ~ ~ ssuAolouA
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Wedding Plans
Announced
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Including Mechanics Nstais An.
hroxio. Harold nuFmsrh. paaisl
nepsIsnd. Carl kissss. Rudy PAR.
harnt. Ernest csFsna. Frank
c4msno. r. ApadAfafs. John Quar-.
ssci. Art nufk. Herman Hagen.
Tony Tesia. Frank Tosts. n rs-
dsrsan. Frank nlschsil. Prank
Pupe. N. vssso. Gabriel I~voraio.
A. z4sslll. sam pofas. nooo vlsna.
c. n<srcii. Louis hasxuea. Julio
MaHxuoa, d, Federico. Tony or.
lando. Joe MArnan0. Guy yeruo@
nsitl. 10. ssor,lal. Tom Murphy
jr.. Ralph hsnsA. " csppslla. q.
Dipalma, Joe odssco. q. MsnEA,
Henry Thaut. Peter Dshark. Peter
Maxzsl. Louie Piazza. J. Marxano.
n. psnovloh. Frank Orlando. John
Anderson, Frank yaconstti. Ivan
Rogers, Louis costansl. Ernest
sscreto. Ernest Morfons, Louie
Elscsgiis. c. J. sersfinI. Joe rorco,
Tony Maaheda. Peter aaiatlno,
Arnold Brelyick, Tom Paine. n.
Fedora. Louis Rioono. John Bur
mark, l.. Iavoraie and Joe Mae
carato.
nsssss Florence npadafors.
Gloria vigna, Mabel Orlando. Nay
Burmark, Angie Maxxei. Hllda
Margaret psAxxa, Eisanof
Brslviok. Lucy acsilse. barbara
"A yornto. Lana poroo and Eiean0r
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church, Will meet with Mrs. Nick
HONG. Knapp road, at 2 p. m.
Thursday.
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Jolly Is club meets Thursday
with Mrs. Roy Flynn, e202 So.
Yakima for noon luncheon. Mem
bers take 11:35 Spanaway buS.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-17
Elmer Andrews Replaced
As Wages Hours Official

WASHINGTON, Oct. II. (UP)-
President Roosevelt today announc-
ed the resignation, effective yester-
day, of wage hour administrator
Elmer F.. Andrews and detailed Col
Philip Fleming of the army engi-
neers to take over Andrews post
Because of a technicality in army
regulations Fleming will assume the
duties of the wage hour administra-
tor, but not the title.
Andrews will have a position on
the engineering staff of the Re-
construction Finance Corporation.
Presidential Secretary Stephen T
Early said that Fleming will be as
signed as assistant to the acting
administrator of the wage hour di-
vision in the Labor department
This designation, Early said, COM
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-17

able Fleming to assume the title as
well as the duties of the assign
ment.
Fleming, with a background of
brilliant work for the government,
comes to the wage hour division
only few days before the first an
niversary of its actual operations.
The division officially becomes one
year old Oct. "a when the A hour
week ceiling on working hours for
American employees is reduced by
statute to 40 hours for next II
month.
In the exchange of letters be-
tween Mr.. Roosevelt and Andrews
there was no intimation of the
causes leading to Andrews resigna-
ton His replacement as chief Of
the division had been predicted sew
eral weeks ago
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-17
Supervisors Asked
To Act on Roadway

Mrs. Elizabeth Stephens of Coyote
Wells asked the board of supervis-
ors Monday to maintain or aban-
don the old road running through
her property on the desert.
She said the Portland Cement
company water pipeline cross the
old highway twice in making a de-
tour within four feet of her front
porch, making it impossible for her
to have trees in her yard, and dam
aging her property by flooding it
Supervisors Hugh Osborne was
delegated by the board to confer
with Mrs. Stephens and officials
of the cement company at Plaster
City in an effort to reach satisfac-
tory settlement.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-17
Supreme Court
UphoIds Bridges
Contempt Guilt

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. II. CUP)
"A decision of a Los Angeles su-
perior court which held Harry r.
Bridges guilty of contempt, was up
held by the California state supreme
court in a decision on file today.
Bridges was ordered to pay a fine
Of $3.50.
The action was an outgroWth of
Bridges action in sening a tele-
gram to Secretary of Labor Frances
Perkins protesting a decision of su-
perior Judge Reubern Schmidt in
a case involving possession of a
San Pedro hiring hall. Judge
Schmidt had given its possession to
the International Longshoremen'S S
and Warehousemen's union (CIO)
which Bridges heads.
The Los Angeles Bar Association
subsequently initiated contempt
proceedings against Bridges.
The high court decision was
handed down by Justice Jesse w.
Curtis and concurred in by four
other members. They denied Bridges
contention he had been denied a
jury trial and the case had been
prosecuted by private attorney in
stead of a representative of the
people of the state.
Justice Douglas Edmonds return
ed 20-page dissenting opinion in
which he urged annulment of the
judgement on grounds that" judicial
officers have no inherent power to
punish for a constructive contempt,
and the statute provides that no
speech or publication reflecting
upon or concerning any court or Of
fier thereof shall be treated or pu-
nished as a contempt of court un-
less made in the immediate pre-
sence of such court while in session
and in such manner as to actually
interfere with with its proceedings"
Justice Edmonds held this law
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-17
Clerk Prepares
For Nov. J Vote

Official wheels turned rapidly
Tuesday as the staff at the county
clerks office entered the last phases
of preparation for the Ham-And-
Eggs election Nov. 7.
Sample ballots, 1854 of them,
were scheduled to be mailed to I'm
perial county voters Oct. %. Each
envelope must have name and ad-
dess of a voter typed upon it and
be stuffed with a sample ballot, a
voting precinct card, and a pam
phlet listing and explaining the
propositions to be voted upon.
An index of all the voters was
being rushed to completion this
week, County Clerk w. J. McClel-
land said.
In the meantime deputy clerks
are filing duplication registration
blanks and taking out the cancel
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-17

expresses the constitutional guaran-
tee of free speech and a free press
and should be upheld.
The other members of the court
held that courts have inherent pow
er to summarily punish for such in
direct contempts, as publication of
the telegram, and Bridges was held
directly responsible for its appear
ance in various newspapers.
There can be no question but
what the publicity tended mater
tally to affect the orderly admin
istration of justice" the decision
read. Further, it said, the right of
free speech does not extend to
written or verbal utterances with
respect to cases pending before the
courts.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-17
John Lee Corfman
To Head Acacia 4-H

John Lee Corfman was chosen
president of the Acacia All club
Monday at reorganization meet
ing, according to Lee Landerman,
club director.
Colleen Shepherd and Claradehl
Graves were chosen vice presidents,
Hugh Littrell, treasurer; Shirley
Davies, secretary; John Carelton,
reporter.
Orval Walker was elected yell
leader and welfare committee chair
man, Elmer Hawes was elected re-
creation chairman and David Box,
sergeant alarms.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-17
McCabe 4.H Club
Elects Officers

Ruby Offill, Monday was elected
president of the McCabe All club
in reorganization meeting at Nc
Cabe school, according to Wally
Christian, newly chosen club re-
porter.
Other officers chosen were, Joe
Burch, vice president; Juanita Raj
der, secretary; Wally Christian,
treasurer and reporter; Bonnie
Powell recreation chairman; j. R.
Stewart welfare chairman.
The McCabe club will meet We'd
nesday night at 7 O'Clock to finish
routine club business, make plans
for the coming year, Christian said.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-17
EmbaImer Loses
$4,000 Suit

PHOENIX, Oct. II. CUP)-Supe-
rior Judge M. T. Phelps today dis
missed $4,000 damage suit
1against two Phoenix mortuaries and
Is embalmers in three counties be-
cause of lack of evidence.
The suit had been filed by Roy
Hockery, Phoenix mortician, and
charged the defendants conspired
, to drive him out of business be-
cause he had refused to join their
association and that they caused
his embalming license to be re-
voked, depriving him of an annual
business of $4,000.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-17
Waterfront Row
Nearing Solution at
San Francisco
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct.

OhN fHANClSCO, OcC. II. NOF)
Evidence of good faith, which
Dean Wayne L. Morse said must be
exhibited before he would return
as Pacific coast maritime arbitra-
tor, was exhibited on several sides
today and observers believed he soon
would resume his work towards ad-
justing contract difficulties on Pa
cific coast waterfronts.
The first eveidence appeared to
have been established when the
ship clerks association began con-
tract discussions with the waterfront
employers association.
Shortly thereafter Harry H.
Bridges, head of the International
Longshoremen's and Warehouse
mems union ordered an ILWU
picket line around the freighter
Corrientes to disperse on grounds
it was in violation of a previous ru-
ling by Morse. The pickets were
withdrawn.
The longshoremen, however, did
not handle a shipment of Santa
Clara valley pears at the pier until
this morning defying Bridges Or
ers for the six hours of work which
remained yesterday.
The warehousemen established
the picket line because of a 13-car
shipment of pears arrived from the
security warehouse company of San
Jose, where strike conditions al
legedly prevail. They refused to
handle the "hot cargo, although
longshoremen worked other cargo
on the vessel.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-17
Iron Lung Holds
Paralysis Victim

PHOENIX, Oct. II. (UP)-Four-
teen year old Paul Stockbridge of
Duncan, suffering with infantile
paralysis, was reported slightly i'm
proved today in the iron lung at
st. Joseph's hospital here.
Physicians said the youth appar-
emily was improving but that he
would have to remain in the res
pirator for an indefinite period.
The youth, stricken last Thurs
day, was rushed here Sunday when
his condition was found to be grow
ing worse.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-17
Verde Mine Firm
Ends Liquidation

DOUGLAS, Oct. II. (UP)-Books
will be closed officially Nov. Is in
the liquidation proceedings of the
United Verde Extension Mining
company, stockholders were notified
today.
Liquidation was begun several
years ago.
The final distribution of assets
will mark the end of a company
which was formed in 1912 and paid
out more than $50,0O0,000 in divid-
ends and capital distributions.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-17
Norwegian Ship
Sent 10 Bottom

OSLO, Oct. II. CUP)-The Nor
Wegian steamship Lorentz w. Han
sen, en- route from Canada to Eng
land, was sunk in the North Allan
tic today, it was reported from
Bergen, home port of the vessel
Twenty-one persons, all aboard,
were saved.
1t was not known Immediately
whether the ship was torpedoed by
a submarine or whether it struck
a mine.
The vessel, of 1918 tons, was own
ed by K. Wise Hansen of Bergen.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-17
FUNERAL RITES HELD
FOR STONEWAlL SALlEE

Funeral services for Stonewal
Sallee, rs, Brawley garbage collec-
tor, were held at the Lemons chap
ell in Ell Centro at 1890 pm. Tues
day with the Rev. Mr.. Thomas L
Massie, pastor of the State Street
Christian church, officiating. He
died Monday morning after briet
illness.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-17
SCOUT SWIMMING
CLASSES OFFERED

life saving and swimming classes
will be offered to valley boy scouts
at the Holtville plunge Sunday af-
ternoon at 2:3O, Hugh Wilcox, scout
executive announced TueSnay.
Merit badges may be earned in
lifesaving and swimming.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-17

ations. These changes, McClelland
said, make the registration totals
change slightly from day to day.
A party count, while not man.
datory for this type of election, was
scheduled to be made about the
last of the week.