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Evening star., 1939-01-25
Fights Last Night
2x the AsSnciated Press

By the Associated Press.
WHEELING. w Va.-Cleo McNeal
14o, Los ANGELES. stopped Ray Sharkey.
13a Cleveland t3).
LOS ANGELES Chavez. 1876
Albuquerque outpointed George
Crouch, 1861 Los Angeles 1O.
HOUSTON, Tex.-Wild Bill Mcdowell.
$50. Dallas, stopped Bobby Black. $50,
Baltimore lS).
SEATTLE.-Willie Gorilla" Jones.
15s. Akron. Ohio. outpointed Angelo
Puglisi. 1855. Duluth. MINI. 10.
NEW YORK.-Bernie Friedkin. 1874.
1874 New York ts>
NEW YORK Ventura al,
Italy. outpointed Johnny Bellus. 1881.
WHITE PLAINS. N. Victor Deli
cruti. 14S New York. outpointed Gene
Molnar 1862. New York (s).
Evening star., 1939-01-25
Saints, Thrilling Victors,
Look 10 Prep Clash

Having disposed of one Of its fore =
most rivals, St. Adams basket bal.
team now is looking forward to fac
ing another in Georgetown PREP
Friday following the Saints 2l-1J
victory over Landon yesterday at
St. Adams.
Capt. Pete Slingluff's field goal in
the final two minutes brought ST..
Adams the triumph after Dave Ma
loney of Landon had tied the score
at l9-all with a spectacular over
hand shot. Maloney captured scor-
ing honors with II points.
Evening star., 1939-01-25
From the
Press Box
Roulette Wheels, Noes
In Cuba Stubborn
BY JOHN LARDNER,

special SorIeSpOLQeut OF Inc cLdf.
NEW YORK, Jan. 25.-Down in
Havana, the city of tall women and
beautiful daiquiris, where your cor
respondents shapely nose turned up
red from the sunshine last week
and the roulette wheels turned up
black from sheer stubbornness, there
are a couple of lonely exiles from
the region known as Broadway.
These waits answer to the names
OF (a) John Tecumseh Doyle and
Co Francisco Benvenuto Albertanti.
MI. Doyle is Broadway's pioneer
betting merchant, being two years
older than the cornerstone of the
first ham sandwich served in Times
Square. Mr.. Albertanti is the man
who made Jim Thorpe turn his
Olympic medals back to the King
of Sweden and invented James j.
Braddock.
On reaching Havana, amid con-
trolled fanfare, your correspondent
hurried to the Prado, the local Elm
street, and looked high and low for
Mr.. Doyle and Mr. Albertanti. Look
ing low did no good and looking
high was just hollow formality in
the first place.
Evening star., 1939-01-25
Civil Service Five Tops
Priscilla Punthers

Paced by Hack and Hester, with
l3 and 9 points, respectively, Civil
Service basketers registered a 1921
victory over Priscilla Club Panthers
last night at Langley Junior High
gym.
Peel and Todd each scored points
for Priscilla.
Evening star., 1939-01-25
Hot Basket Bottle Due
In Anucostiu Loop

What is expected to be one of
the hardest-fought games Of the
Anacostia Community Center Bas-
ket Ball League is scheduled tonight
at 9 o'clock at Anacostia High School
between Seven-Up and E. M. S.
quintets.
In an earlier game E. NJ. S.
downed the Bottlers by / point.
Evening star., 1939-01-25
GreenbeIt Quint Seeks
Eighth Win Tonioht

Seeking its eighth win in 10
starts, the Greenbelt A. C. basket
ball team tonight will clash with St.
Martins S tossers at Greanbelt School
gym at $3.50 o'clock.
Greenbelt Boys Club will face
Southeast Boys Club in a pre-
llminarN.
Evening star., 1939-01-25
Cunningham Wins Shoot

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla, Jan. Is
R-1. L. Cunningham of Coshoc-
ton, Ohio, won the Baby Grand
Handicap as the annual Daytona
Beach winter trapshoot opened. He
shattered IA pigeons out of $50.
Evening star., 1939-01-25
Keeps Her Skotino Title

LONDON, Jan. Is P.-Cecilia
Colledge retained her European fig
ure skating championship when she
defeated Megan Taylor and IL other
woman skaters. Miss Taylor, world
champion, was second, and Daphne
Walker, also of Great Britain, third.
Evening star., 1939-01-25
Seconds McLeo Nomination Macdonald Smith Best Of All Golfers
Mat Matches
By the Associated Press.

by tnx ASS0clAted PfebS.
NEWARK. N. J.-Rube Wright. $50,
e;n,d. Texas Pi3ned n,d Chief Little Wolf, 2ls'
MINNEAPOLIS.-ClifG Gustafson. 22O.
Gonvick. Mimi. pinned Alan Eustace.
244. Wakefield. Kans G9:04.
KANSAS CITY-Everett Marshall.
222. La Junta. Colo. threw Lee Wykofi.
22S. Nevada. Me. two out Of three.
INDIANAPOLIS = Great Mephisot.
1S4. Newark. N. j.. beat Silent Rattan.
III. Indianapolis. two out of three:
Dorve Roche. 222, Decatur. Ill. threw
Ray Eckert- 217, st. Louis 15:0O): !:
jim McMillen, 22s Chicago, and
Charlie Strack. 234 Boston. drew.
SAN DIEGO-Jim Londos. 1919.
Greece. threw Floyd Marshall. 233,
Phoenix, Ariz.. straight falls.
Evening star., 1939-01-25
E@ @CfEE:; + :
BY PAUL j. MILLER.

J.
Eighteen
have made it practically impossible the
many dragged
individual whins
of games if player is indiposed.
Samuel Resheky American champion competing
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08
4O-HOUR WEEK
BEING SOUGHT
Rankin Opposed to
7-Hour Day for
County Work

Representatives Of ths County
Employees union are expected 10
press demands again that county
commissioners approve = petition
signed by elective department
heads and members Of the union
providing scVen.hour work day
and 40-honr week,
The petition was presented to
the county board late Monday, but
no action was taken,
Union representatives declared
II was possible the matter would
be brought before the board sgain
after commissioner had given the
matter further consideration Conn
missioner Guy Melton moved that
the petition be granted. but other
members Of the board declined 10
second II
The petition asks that commits.
sioncrs establish hours for the
courthouse open at . a. M, close
at 5 p. m. except Saturdays, when
the building would close At noon.
At present. offices open at ) =, m.
and close at p. m. except Satur.
days. when departments close at
noon.
Commissioner A. A. Rankin
Monday told Deputy Sheriff
Charles Mcdonald. Deputy Asses
sor w. A. Dryden and Mrs. Paul
Newman. sr. deputy treasurer, rep
resenting the union. he did not
believe taxpayers would approve
of such a move.
County salaries are not based
on the shorter hours, Rankin
declared III you want the seven
hour day. then wages should be
adjusted TO the shorter day 80.
Rankin suggested the matter be
settled by electors. that II he
placed on the ballot at the general
election in 1910.
Chairman John schlarh declined
TO comment on the petition.
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marriage license last Jan. 2, they
we're married by Judge Ms1ery,
Both the bride and groom insisted
they were q legal age. IS did
their witness
shortly after the marriage. the
father Of the girl obtained = war
rant in King county for arrest Of
Johnson on a charge Of eontr1hut-
inE 10 the delinquency 81 minor.
The couple vas arrested in an
apartment a block from the Pierce
county courthouse by Sheriff
B1orklund's deputies
Taken 10 King county Jail. the
girls father agreed 10 drop the
charge against the groom provided
the couple separated for two
months During that period. John
son was 10 pay up his debts, get
a job and not gamble or drink H.
at the end OF that time. the groom
had made good his promise. the
couple could continue as man and
wife
The two-month period had not
expired when the annulment was
filed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08
BOY OF IS HIT
BY AUTOMOBILE

Thirteen. year-old Fred Holt, Of
1870 No. oakos ST, sustained minor
decorations about the head At 10
a. m Monday when an auto knock
ed him down at Division and YAK
ina ayes. lie was taken 10 Ia.
coma General hospital for first aid
The auto was driven by Charles
Haener. So. 81 iais Ne. Oskes at.
who told police the boy ran across
the street IN front of him 80 sud
denly he could not stop In time
Mrs. Irene woolery, 40, Of Lake
view. was under observation At ST
Josephs hospital Tuesday after an
accident Monday evening near
Kent. She was sitting in parked
car waiting for flat tire to be
changed when another machine
struck Il from behind. state pa
trolmcn brought her 10 Tacoma.
Hospital attendants said her in
juries consisted principally OF shock
and bruises.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08
WOW TEAMS IN
DRILLS FEB. Il

Eagles hall will be open at S
p. m. Saturday. Feb. IL. to mem
bers and friends Of the Woodmen
of the World. who may witness ex-
hibition drills by Seattle and Ia
coma teams. Tahoma camp No,
2ss OF Tacoma. with F. H. Par
sons as captain. will be host
Seattle camp No. 90 Will bring
two teams. a women's and mems
team. Home camp No. 1s6 and
Greenlake camp No. 666. both of
Seattle, will have teams in the
contest.
J. J. Mellinger is donating a
beautiful cup for the first contest
award The second award will be
a smaller cup donted by the clerks
OF the Seattle camps participating.
Mrs J w. Parker. past consul
commander of the Tacoma camp,
is general chairman Of the affair
She will be assisted by committee
members from the Seattle camps.
The affair will close with two
hours of dancing
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08
NO. II BATTLE
JUST STARTING
Plan to Re Establish
Fish Traps Meets
With Opposition

OLYMPIA = An organized
fight against Gov. Clarence D.
Martins bills that would au-
thorize fish traps gained
momentum today after repre-
sentatives of approximately
10000 fishermen met here
last night to adopt a reSolu-
ton supporting initiative -.
Initiative - outlswed traps in
the fall Of 1884. This year the
governor has recommended that
traps and other fishing gear be
returned so that Washington can
take as many fish from the Column
his river and Puget Sound as
Oregon and British Columbia.
Chairman Of the meeting was
former Rep. w. A. Richmond OF
Tacoma.
Richmond said the representa-
tives of the sports fishermen, gill
METERS. trollers and seiners not
only opposed the governors bills
but criticized the hearings on them
in the house held by the chairman
of the fisheries committee. Rep
Jack H. Petit. D. Pacific.
As result of the criticism,
Richmond said. Petit has agreed
to allow sportsmen to present
their side of the question at hear
ing this afternoon at 4 o'clock.
Another hearing at which gill
METERS and trollcrs will argue
their case was set for Wednesday
afternoon.
Among organizations represent
ed at the meeting were the Wash
ington State Sports council, Pa
cific Coast Fishermen's union
United Fishermens union, Column
bia River Fishermens Protective
union. Purse Seiner Vessel Owners
association and Fishermen's Pack
ing corporation.
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Azand Says All
Want Peace NOW

ST. JULIEN. France President
Manuel Azana of the spanish
Loyslist government said today
II want peace and Spain wants
peace as soon as possible.
1t was the first statement Azana
had made since he crossed the
Cstalonisn frontier TO seek refuge
In France, and II removed any
doubt that he. at least, among
Spanish leaders felt the time had
come to end war which had blcd
Spain Of its men and national re-
sources for two and a half YEARS.
Azana arrived at Colonnes-Sou-
Saleve. near here and close to the
Swiss frontier. last night with
Diego Martinez Barrto, president
OF the Loyalist parliament. and
Jose Gtral Pereira. minister with
out portfolio In the cabinet and
former premier.
Azana denied stories Of disa-
greement between himself and
Loyalist Premier Juan NergiD,
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Mitchell NJ Summer WHOSE leaders
ship IN that community over sex-
cvsl years has resulted n giving
the Summer district five tTeops -
~reats and tvo more srcers hing
organised
Traces ~rfsire
IN presenting the silver beaver
20 TT rfimhie. Commissioner L
r. Harmon traced the Tacoma
physicians sefxscc h scouting
since 1911 When Tumble Organised
ttssop IN little mining lawn n
Minnesota. In later years Ne ef-
ganised trcop IN China ard
through many years IN Tacoma
has servcsi a. leader. commission.
er and health director
-Four Tacoma scouts were prr.
-cnsed with Eakie awards at the
meeting Roy Funk % Tfuep I
Dale Hcat ~ Trecp ; James pses
man al rroOp Is ard Rua Black
u Troop ~ These presentations
were made ~ Capt. frcd n GfsF
fiths ~ rAysllup. who alan mssle
the silver beaver presentation ~
Dr.. Mitchell,
Present aiers
Program features included pre-.
srnsatlna ~ the ealers BY zas
scouts of tho ship Plying cloud =
cub songs BY tssys II Den ; Pack
& 81 which Mr. Ralph tombstone
- den mother and Rev n A.
Anderson paek leader playlsi.
What l. HOY worth-" well
done by /. boys % the "a. Patrick
church troop directed hy Father
James Hamilton. community sing
ms led by Rev ]. George Cunning
ham. and a talk by Rev. Hareld
Ions, who urged upen scent lead.
crs the Importance ~ training
American youth IN tho traditions
% true American liberty
Scout Executive Z N Curtis
submitted his annual report "a
show i.1s0 scouts and scnlof
scouts registered in Tacoma atra
all rubs. s0T acnntefs and cnhhers
total Of 2e5s organized in no
units al the end 81 the year J.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08
Unable to Pay Fine, Youth
To Jail Feav Days at Time

Come up to Jail any time even
if you can spend only a few days. -
That. in effect, was the invita-
ton extended by Police Judge Jo-
seph Mallery Monday afternoon TO
Roy NJ. Anderson, 81, of III So.
NJ ST.
Anderson was arrested Saturday
night after his car crashed into a
telephone pole on 9th ave. He
pleaded guilty TO charge of
drunken driving and was fined $3.50
and costs. Explaining that he
would lose his job If he remained
in Jail another day, the youth was
given until Feb. IL TO begin pay
ing the fine on terms.
IF you can't pay 1t all at once"
the court suggested, you can come
in and serve a few days at time
whenever you have some time off.
The offer was made after Ander-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08

cubs and their cahmssters and den
mothers. besides council executive
board members and executives.
Two silver beaver awards from
national headquarters were con-
ferred upon men whose service u
scouting has heen outstanding
one ~ these Was conferred upon
pr. {. c. rrimhle, chairman of
the council health and safety cont
mittee. the other uron pr. ". y.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08

Hurley Hsssoa assistant exrrsi.
tits 0asisned fhr eeuncsls various
training COURSES fnf leasss~ ard
Commissioner " " Glenn sketch.
~ ine years program ahead a
financial Fvpefs was made Nv ltnw.
sfd HFsmAn. council Treasurer.
Thr nominating COMMITTEES had.
- ~ cammf~for~ NtaFaisf ". Mann
~ the - sceuls proposed the 4zs
81 nffseeFs ard executive eesrsi
nnemncFs which vas adopted unaa.
iwosissY.
Other offieer~
heslaes President ~ye. shz ~
ficeFs are rhllie Garland William
6 peeFlng Nuftcn a1apn and W
W. kissurth. vice presidents. q.
= Harmon. commissioner; 4.
Clark 0h~Flses field commissioner
Howard y taFamsn treasurer
hunewfY executive boara usem
bsFa Jean toweF. n " t.aoisl and
Amin |. swanson. setExs mem,
eefH y y slaef@un. Judge Ffnert
NJ Card \ G. c'anzhlan " e
esme~Fiing, Or ~ y MasnuA@sa
Y W gFifgtshs. tisn,lt i Marin
G Y Nayhln. m " n Mitchell
lee '. Merrill. = Z, Rsid,nz.y
lsidge p q veuana Bartlett
Numurl Leaiie A stone pf. & Il
Ifsmhs. Harris WasnNk Arthur
y Wicksns Wilbur Courtney ".
W Glenn, Walter Heath prank
TAYLOR. 9 u ogden. Nclsan Nor.
Ism stanton WaFhnrton. nnc q
shauh Thomas y Roach. usrnla
Allen !. y, Mcdonald and s.ursnr
A. White
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sons mother pleaded he was help
ing to support her family Of eight.
Ralph S. Houseman. 80. Of Puy-
allup, was fined $3.50 and costs
on drunken driving charges He
was arrested Friday after COLI
sion on Puyallup ave.
A i6-year-old Tacoma boy, book
ed Jan. 30 for reckless driving,
WAS fined s25 and costs. His
drivers license was suspended for
so days.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08
Youth, Who Confessed to
TheftS, Taken to Seattle

Gale A. Olsen, 20-year-old con-
fessed burglar, was delivered to the
custody of Seattle police Monday
night after being held in the Ia
coma city Jail since Saturday.
The youth will be prosecuted in
Seattle for the theft of $500 in
cash from a bakery there on the
night of Jan. 90, according TO
Detective Capt. Cliff Osborne.
Before being released TO Seattle
authorities. Olsen gave police SIT
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08
EIKy MAGAZINE HAS
IRON LUNG" PICTURE

rtu pictures ~ feeeat activities
= rseams Elks lesiSs appear 10
the current issue # the Ktks asas-
sfsns nstsnn>i euhils~tino II ske
y r q a.
pne shvNs arrival af tn~ 1rcw
luns sfnsatess ny rem Hurs<Y 10
the lnsiks and thsaaeh the iasise
e mssisssi science ~ this distrirt.
the ether photo .haws sume No
men attending ths AmesseAnlsa.
tim prnxssm
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08
JAIL TWO FOR
DRUNK DRIVING

Suspected n driving while under
the Influence a liquor. a man and
*emsH noseflst were h<lra neid IN
ne eitv lssi Tuesday after auto
mohsle arcldenfx
Nell Miller. al. n s~attle. SO
arrested Al fi3 .. NJ wh<n ! ear
witch she ass aliea~sfIv arfxlre
cellsaed WITH parked rsr awu~d
hy Hsf Schroeder Of $40 70.
NFsxnt ave rfss e<slisstnn occurred
Al lnsh ard rsrsfie ave.
OFFICER " . sehnuxxrr xlsn &r-
rested Tom Green IT seattle. :
passenger IN tn~ car. and IL -
Feftei owner lie Was charges
with EnfoslfAston.
Ernest wskemsn. sfns Mcp<lrisv
ave, wAs nhahet ~ ofYlrsra TnI-
sst and ov~fslshl At m affsp
hss wsssi truck eaIissi<si an the re-.
Stth u bridge with car driven
by w , reftes. stns sa Fark ave.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08

with which TO reimburse G.. Rorsm.
s2is No. 18th st. for a burglary
which he admitted staging Al the
latters home on Jan. is. The
stolen money, police said. consisted
of church funds which had been
entrusted 10 Rorcm's care.
Young Olsen was arrested here
Saturday noon by Detectives Ralph
Hubbard and Albert Anderson.
He said he committed the burg
laries because he wanted TO buy
some clothes TO impress the girls. -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08
TOASTMASTERS HEAR
; PREPARED TALKS

international problems were dis
cussed at the meeting OF the Ia
coma Toastmasters Monday eve.
ming Bob HacDicken was toast
master for the evening ana May
nard Falconer was general critic.
Prepared speeches were given
by Don Henning. Oscar Adams
and VIII Palm Ken Pearson
spoke estemporaneouslY and Joe
Solberg gave an assigned Inn
promptu.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Marriage licenses have been is
sued by County Auditor s. Clifford
Davis 10 W. g. Clark Of Chicago
and Elyerine Campbell Of Seattle;
Carl Lagerquist and Florence Sitz-
berger. both Of Tacoma. Orvsl r..
Frink and jeanette Robbins. both
Of Tacoma. James Robert Land
holm of San Francisco and Ruth
l. Eckhoff of Walla WaIls: Henry
siemons and Edith Hallock. both
Of Tacoma Charles r Schoonover
and Mrs. Eta r. Eyres, both Of
Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08
Annulment Of Young Girls
Marriage Asked by Mother

The mother Of is-year-old Lois
HsnninEsen johnson. who eloped
with a 2s-yesr-old Nilkeson man.
came 10 Tacoma and married and
then landed IN Jail Al Seattle,
Tuesday had instituted proceed
ngz in Pierce county superior
court asking that her daughters
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08
HE WASN'T IN FIGHT

Fred J. Sherman. 7412 so. Puget
Sound ave, wants his friends TO
know that he Is not the Fred
Sherman recently arrested for en-
gaging IN fist fight at 14th and
Commerce SITS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08
PARTY WEDNESDAY

A card party and luncheon viii
be held Wednesday afternoon by
the ladies' auxiliary Of General
Welfare club No. ] starting at
1890 II viii be held Al the home
OF Mr.. and Hrs Fred Lambert.
2so7 So. sth At. Door prizes and
favors will be awarded.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08

snruzl meeting
Monday n4g {
which disclosed
the Taco m =
council as rank
ing among the
top 10 councils
In the entire L.
s IN member
ship and adj
vareement
The meeting
In Eks temple
was attended hy
4 large crowd Of
AAf Rfff =
IN pFs sea
sc nts ses
arnuf nfflNefA.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08
HdlcthOrne CLUB
Elects Tuesdau

Members ~ The Hawthorne I'm.
provement club viii meet Tuesday
evening At = o'clock ~ ,hr Hsw.
thorne school 20 elect officers and
transact other business.
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marriage to John w. Johnson, jr.,
be annulled.
The mother of the girl, a student
in Enumclaw high school, charged
that the marriage license was
issued 10 the couple upon false
statements as to age of the plain
tiff and asked that the ceremony
performed by Justice Joe Mallery
be annulled Mrs. Edith Henning-
sen, the mother. also asked that
the court restore her daughters
maiden name.
After the couple obtained the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08
OBITUA ARIES
MRS. CHARLES MARDEN

Mrs. Hattie A. Marden, 70, died
in a local hospital Tuesday. She
came here two years ago from
Glendale, Calf. and had been liv-
ing with a daughter, Mrs. A F.
Netzel, at 2s09 No. 18th ST. She
Was the widow of Charles F. Mar
den, and was a member of the
Eastern Star and Congregational
church. Besides her daughter, she
leaves one grandson and one
great-grandson. Funeral services
will be held at p. m. Wednesday
at the Tuell chapel, Rev. William
T. Turner officiating; burial will
be in Glendale.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08

CHARLES l.. GILLESPIE

Funeral services were held in
Los Angeles for Charles l. Gil
lespie. 81. former Tacomsn since
1892 who died in Los Angeles
Jan. p. He and his wife. Clara l..
had recently lived with their son,
Rev. Arthur r Gillespie, formerly
pastor Of the Pine Street Christian
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08
Farlin Nye Reelected Head of Boy Scout
Tacoma Area Council at Annual Meeting

Reelection ~ FsFiln n I'VE -
president II Tacoma AREA council.
Rox Scouts n Anerfes. followed
~ lass reports Al the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08
MRS. HENRY vANDERrLUrE

: MIS-. Ida Zebeda Hodson IVan-
derFlute). "a, died Tuesday at her
home. s2s East 51st ST. She Was
born in Grand Rapids, Mich, had
lived here 20 years, and was a
member of the Seventh Day Adj
ventist church. She leaves her
husband, Henry VanderFlute; three
sons, Glen Hodson of Brookville,
Ill, and Floyd L. and Dewey Hold
son of Los Angeles, and three
daughters, Mrs. Maude Wander
Vlugt of Tacoma, Mrs. William
Jensen of Castor, Ore, and Mrs.
Ellis Wescott of Eureka, Wash.
Funeral announcement by Buckley
King.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08

The Roosevelt Heights Junior
improvement. club will hold ita
first meeting at = y. m Thursday
IN the annex Of the Roosevelt
school Officers will be elected
and all Interested young persona
IN ths district are asked 10 attend.
Fruit trees. rose bushes. shrubs
Puget Sound Nursery, e2oi pae.
adv
Worlds Best Butter Co.'S
Butter Store ~ Adv
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FUNERAL SERVICES


Mrs. Johanna Ryan "Wednesday,
$50 a. m, at st. Leo's church, the
cortege leaving Cassidy & Aliens
at SIS; burial in Calvary Gene
terry
Kenneth Victor Donich - We'd
nesday, 40 p. m, at the Piper
chapel, Rev. Arthur Sydow Off
ciating; burial in Tacoma cemetery.
Erick q. Trommald Wednesday.
] p. m, at the Lynn chapel. Rev.
A. r. M kettner officiating; burial
in Tacoma cemetery.
Mrs. Zelina A. Moore Wednes-
day. 2:15 p. m. at the Mellinger
chapel; burial In Oakwood ceme-
terry.
Cyril ". Rees - Wednesday. 2
p. m, at the Tueli chapel. Rev.
r. H. McGinnis officiating. burial
in Mountain View cemetery.
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TO HAVE CAM PARTY

Harmony Townsend club No. 80
Will meet in the X. Of c. hall on eth
ave. 10 ! D. m. Tuesday Al the
card party. following the business
session. Mrs. Frank Foster will be
hostess
Or. Albert Enrich announces be
has taken over the practice of Dr
James A La Casa. 1919 Med. Arts
Bldg MA 1908, Res BR 2isi adv
Valentine Flowers you can af-
ford-Cafden shop. Rhodes Bros.
adv
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church in South Tacoma Their
home in Tacoma WAS at 7640 So.
ID ST.