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Berlin
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man Ambassador to Washington, DR..
Hans Heinrich Dieckhof and Count
Johannes Won Welczeck, German
Ambassador to Paris. also have been
called back to Berlin to report.
. While no definite appointment
had been made for Sir Neville and
Won Ribbentrop to meet, an authori-
tative source said the British Am
bassador will OF course, make his
return known in some tangible way"
Sir Nevile's departure from Lon
don took the British Embassy by
surprise. It had not expected him
to return before early next month.
A belief in Nazi quarters that
Great Britain was likely to adopt
a more conciliatory policy toward
Germany was strengthened by Sir
Nevile's return.
Newspapers generally printed only
a few lines on Sir Nevile's departure
from London yesterday, but Rudolf
Kircher, editor of the Frankfurter
Zeitung, expressed belief Great
Britain was doubling the wisdom
of her policy and her ability to carry
it through"
He wrote, further:
ut is possible that the high point
Of English activity already has been
reached. A tendency to return to
the old policy and way of thinking
Is to be observed"
Yugoslav Talks Stressed.
Meanwhile, Nazi circles placed
great importance on this weeks Ber-
lin visit of Yugoslav Foreign Minis
ter Alexander Cinca- -Markovich.
Berlin morning newspapers carried
long dispatches on the week end
talks in Venice between Cinca Mark
, ovitch and italian Foreign Minister
Count Galeazzo Ciano-reported in
Rome to have ended with a Yugo-
slav commitment of faithful collab-
grafton" with Italy and Germany.
The Berlin press used such head
lines as Rome and Belgrade destroy
encirclement aspirations" and En-
tente maneuver wrecked-Yukoslay
sides with axis"
Arrives Wednesday.
Redoubled efforts to clinch Yugo-
slavia to the Rome-Berlin axis were
expected to come upon the arrival
here Wednesday Of the Yugoslay
foreign minister.
Nazis believe that If Yugoslavia
can be kept out of any cooperation
with Great Britain and France, the
axis influence in the Balkans would
be sufficient to balk the British.
French campaign, at least in that
area.
Evening star., 1939-04-24
Baltimore Man Dies
When Stalled Auto
lsHit by Train
Several Others Hurt
In Week End Accidents
Here and Nearby

A 24-year-old Baltimore man
killed when his stalled car was struck
by fast Baltimore g. Ohio Railroad
passenger train near Beltsville, Nd,
headed the list of traffic victims in
Washington and the nearby area
over the week end. Several others
suffered minor injuries.
The accident occurred on a side
road leading off the Baltimore pike
early yesterday. The man was iden-
tilted as Edward j. Rydzewski after
the body had been extricated from
the wrecked car by the Bladensburg
rescue squad and Officers Earl j.
Huber and Henry c. Briscoe of the
Prince Georges County police. DR..
A. w. Griffith of Berwyn pronounced
nm dead. Coroner George S. Phillips
OF BerWyn said no inquest would be
held, although his investigation was
not completed.
According to Henry Dunke, engi-
neer of the limited plying between
Washington and Baltimore, the car
was stopped on the tracks, apparent
ly stalled, when he first saw it lust
as he was whistling for the curve
at Beltsville. He applied the brakes,
but the train struck the car with a
terrific impact. Portions of the car
were found more than so yards from
the spot where the accident occurred.
John w. Wilson, 68, 221O M street
NV, was in serious condition at
Casualty Hospital today with in
Jurles received when he was struck
by a car as he was walking across
Fourteenth street and New York
avenue NV. yesterday.
In Children's Hospital Ennis STAN
ley, 5, of Wildecroft, Md, was being
treated for broken leg and other
injuries received when struck yes
terday by car near his home.
Police were hunting the driver of
a car involved in a collision at
Gallatin and Seventh streets NV,
In which two persons were injured
According to police. the driver
jumped from his car and fled. leav-
ing his injured passengers behind,
following the crash.
Hurt were Laura Rector. 43, COL
ored, 1872 Sixth street NV. with
serious head injuries, and Harry w.
Mullin, 80, colored, 1545 Fourth
street NV, with bruises, both
taken to Freedmen's Hospital. They
told police that they knew the driver
OF the car only as Charlie. Driver
OF the other car in the accident was
Harry M. Sacks, Al, 1923 Fourth
street NV.
Evening star., 1939-04-24

additional nominees withdrew. The
five were Frank S. Baker of the
Tacoma tWashD Ledger; Anon G
Carter of the Fort Worth tTexD
Star-Telegram. Oscar S. StautIer
of the Arkansas City 'KansD Tray
eler; Arthur H. SulZberger of the
New York Times. and Norman
Black of the Fargo IN. DakD
Forum-Tribune. F. A. Miller of
the South Bend 1ndD Tribune re-
NAMED a candidate.
A resolution was adopted at the
meeting effectuating a change in
the Associated Press certificate of
incorporation in New York State
Mr.. Mclean explained it was done
to bring the 39-year-old certificate
in harmony with recent statutes
and did not affect the bylaws.
Evening star., 1939-04-24
Captain of u.s.. Cruiser
Gets Hirohito's Thanks

TOXIC, April "a (P).-Emperor
Hlrohito in an audience today ex-
pressed his appreciation to Rich
mond K. Turner, captain of the
United States cruiser Astoria, aboard
which the ashes of Hirosi Saito. for
mer Japanese Ambassador to the
United States, were brought tc
japan.
Evening star., 1939-04-24
Emergency Food Steps
Taken in Gibraltar

GIBRALTAR. April "a LP).-An
order designed to provide sufficient
food supplies for any emergency
was issued today by the govern
ment of this British crown colony
and empire defense post at the
western gateway of the Mediter-
ranpan
Evening star., 1939-04-24
Curdenus Pushes PIu=s
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
MEXICO CITY, April 24-Plans
for repatriation OF thousands of
Mexican families from Southern
border States of the United States
are being pushed on several fronts
at the direction of President La
faro Cardenas.
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GOOD TALENT
IS PROMISED
Elks' Benefit Show
Will Be Held On
December 1S

Even without such names as the
Stroud Twins and the Hollywood
Starlets the Elks' Stocking Filters
Vaudeville Hit Parade" which viii
be presented on the stage Of the
Temple theater on Dec. Is, Is star
studded with talent.
Acts on the two and one-half
hour show include: Sonny Lamont
and Betty Burgis. who have played
In motion pictures: Frank Evers
and Dolores, wire act: Evers and
Lamont. novelty; Tellman COM
pany, illusionist; Arnie Hartman,
the accordion wizard; Zobedie and
Margie. balancing act.
Headlining the show are the
Stroud Twins. Chase & Sanborn
radio stars. Another feature act
are the Hollywood Starlets. 20 per-
sons from the cast of Bing Crosby's
picture, The Star Maker"
Clarence Stroud viii be the mas
ter Of ceremonies for the show.
which will benefit those less for
tunate children and families of
Tacoma.
Tickets are now available at
Frasers, the Elks club. and also
from members Of the lodge.
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CONCESSIONS N
MARKET LOOTED

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falr hnurs stnpnee fxu>a nnno
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rear deess sp~n
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-05
Decision in Hurd
Case Due Dec. q

Whether chauncey " Hurd. 40
year-old Ruston tavern operator.
over whom a superior court jury
disagreed a week and a half ago.
VIII be retired early In January or
In the spring viii Be decided In
Superior Judge 4. NJ cards court
Dec. -.
Hurds attorney. Robert y Aetl,
has flied an affidavit that \ ksy
Siinsss who would dispr0ys ths
drunken driving charge against
the man IL In Alaska and viii not
Be available until spring Judge
Card has given Abel Until the zsd
20 get IN touch with the witness.
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Bail of $500
Set for DriUer

Walter Donaldson, 23-year-old
Puyallup truck driver OF Route 2
Box 1855, was held in the Pierce
county Jail Monday on a charge OF
grand larceny, with bail set at
$500.
A warrant issued by Justice
Blanche Funk Miller charged DON
aldson with theft of 1000 feet of
wire cable, blocks, chokers, rails
and sheet iron from John Nc
Whirter Of Buckley. Value OF the
iron totaled around $500, Nc
Whriter reported.
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Officers Recover
% Stolen Autos

Automobiles valued at $500
and other property worth an adj
ditional $3.50 were recovered dur
ing the month of November, Cap
tain Tom Ross. head of the police
motor division, reported to Police
Chief Einar Langseth Monday.
The review of the months ac-
tivities showed that 80 cars were
stolen here during the month. and
that 20 of that number were re-
covered. In all, 20 cars were re-
covered, four of them stolen here
in previous months, two stolen In
other cities, and three recovered
in cities outside Tacoma.
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Photographer Hif
Larceny Charges
Filed Against 2

A superior court charge Of grand
larceny was filed Monday BY Depn-
~ Prosecutor Bill Goodwin against
Russell Dolan. ~, Of bi5 80. saith
st., and Arthur ". Anderson. az.
OF 1909 SO, C St. VINO have been
held in the Pierce county jail since
late October on justice court
complaint.
The youths are charged with
theft OF a set OF golf clubs and two
pairs Of Ice skates from the car
OF Larry Huseby, tho night o.
Oct. %.
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Mans Foot Hurt
Blu COnUeuOr Belt

Injured when his foot was
caught in a conveyor belt at the
Rayonier pulp mill. Roy Gaenzle,
rs, els so. Traitor St. was under
observation at st. Joseph's hos
pital Monday. Gaenzle, an en-
ploye of the firm, was working
when the accident happened in
the plant on the Hylebos water
way early Monday morning. His
shoe was torn off in the belt and
his foot was gashed, hospital at
tendants reported.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-05
MEMS CLUB TO HEAR
GIDEON ON TUESDAY

The Mems club of the First
Presbyterian church will meet
Tuesday evening for dinner at $50
in Nelson hall, to transact business
and to hear Mr.. A. E. Roy, promi-
nent Portland business man and
a leading Gideon, tell of his recent
trip to the Holy Land. He will
show motion pictures which he
took while there. Reservations
should be telephoned to the church
before noon Tuesday.
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N. p. Ry. Engineer
Dies in Hospital

Fred s. Peters. 40. an engineer
employed by the Northern Pacific
railroad, died Monday morning in
\ local hospital.
Peters, who lived at 3103 No.
7th ST., was a member of Brother
hood of Engineers. He had lived
in Tacoma 81 years, coming here
from Illinois.
He leaves his wife, Martha of
the home; and an uncle, George
Foot of Olympia.
Mellinger's will announce the
funeral.
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FIRE DAMAGE IS 500

A fire started by . stxsFst
caused 1900 damage " an sp~ft.
m<nt senants.s hy Katherine Js<sh-
son. ip9Tas Fswc~ts ave. early
Sunday morning. FsFsmsn quick.
~ sxsinEusshsa The hssss IN shs
twe-stas trans ap~rtmsat hessss
owned by nay Cisason,
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MRS. SARAH ANN POLLOCK
INFANT SCHREISER

Grsyeside services for John
Arthur schreiner. infant son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Sehreinsr Of
Rt. 4. Box 7s3-B. Tacoma. who
died Sunday in a local hospital.
were held Monday AZ 3 ?. m. In
Calvary cemetery. under direction
Of Mellinger's Other than bis
parents, the boy Ia survived by
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. g. G.
Trow OF Tacoma and Mr.. and Mrs.
John schreiner, also Of Tacoma.
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Gee ENROLLEE BOOKED

Joe Lnfkin. member u q CCC
camp near olympia. was IN the
city jail Monday On q reckless
driving charge. Lufkln failed 20
post bond for bis release after
Officer Hagedorn halted him On
South Tacoma way Saturday eve
ming where Lufkin aiiegedly
crowded other motorists and
forced one over a curling 10 avoid
q COLLISION
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NFAsT PICKETT

Craveside services for John
Pershing Pickett. infant son Of
Mr.. and Ars. Robert z. Pickett
Of 1905 East Seth st. wbo died
Saturday in q local hospital. were
held Monday a. l;5O p. m. IN
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-05

rTrr~<1u11k - = coznlv
commissioners wer< 11amDe1 u31n
szE<d 70 ~ - yolne - ! e1w'o
TAN
neks k&ve ne<n klllnx 81 ~
tszis lsf<Iy - - <111u1l1lrH
tired . - prices ~ 1n11e0lu
a. ~ c<<1I4erf eo&n - 1G<lneF
~ w<ll h<~1 sfe<A
30 prizes e9o<4 ~ nEFo@1 Eus&
- N sezsnsz<n1ee 1n<l1<1 . 1le11
saxn ease s<Hxrxleix - - -
swn<r n prnpc<tIue u - ooImoIe
wise.
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wsa turing ne sveninx = b<xin
lezdsnx 30 sanz of fieaF fcr n
80 sas=f. sd sh< wss expected
70 finlsA ne - ~ msdrixAt.
TIE feznt 80 Fessfu. so~asnx 10
seana pcsts Cor > trsp . ins A.
xssrs wes slated - esil II ne us~
ceFmIss daek feF general cargo
rl.<ztay. sAsff<f se<k e<f.essiz
expected the A. u. nsxf<r n frwm
t.ns Anx<ls< ~ Ta<*a<s.
Departures e<<f fk< v<sk 80
mriuaed TIE AmuF. fIensh<Sxftessi.
Lake Ffsnsts kstfsn. i.ask<n-
hssh. West Hkirp>r go n Fstns
ssa redre fsam sh~ fens. all Co
msmson xovswxsr~
shsps n passi k<n<>n. BAKER
aask Portland. n~n&ne< mlsls
rfuvsa<nels. EisAisy cFsffsshs sns
Asssrsss a sm<lfer ske<s. Felnf
Arena At ~ Paul uifls
shsrs i've: hcudAs. fewan.
sr<fry acck. Tuesday. tireku
MsFss. smsissF DISK A. -. n<xssr.
ahsffrf Na 4, fciat an fs<Ifu.
MrscFmiek aswk
sosp 10 sus.sA
MoNrnkAI. fwe tue hasts
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BERRIES IN DECEMBER

Mrs. Alfred KampbeIl. % io27
80. <sd st., can boast 81 having
grown raspberries In December.
She has about . dozen ripe ones
on q branch which shs put IN
water. There were more. but her
sons. Clarence and Dick, saw the
ripe berries before she did.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-05
CHARGE DRUNKEN DRIVING

Dean Jeter, as, of 800 w. 51st
st, Seattle, was booked in the
Pierce county Jail on a charge of
drunken driving early Monday
morning by State Patrolman ]. E.
Mckinney. He was held with bail
at $500.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-05
BONNEVILLE NuB
PORTLAND CONTRACT

pO01lsANp. on. The nenas-
wills <aminlssfstssa ~ snnaunee6
The siHuian ~ 4 se1s<r fsgu eee-
sFses VITA Portland f1ene<Ai nIee~
tsse eempsny rrevtsins ~ 6pi1v-
~vy NJ ur u zo.noo klie~of11 -
Caiumhls river sn<fxy.
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FUNERAL SERVICES

Norman ottsrstedt - Tuesday
$50 p. m. from Lynn's chapel; Rev
Carl =. Rydell officiating: burisI
lakewood cemetery.
John Bolstad--TUesday, . p. m.
from Lynn's chapel: Rev. l.. w
Hansen officiating; burial Noun
tain View burial park.
James Maek--Tuesday. ] D. m.
from Buckley-King's chapel. Rev
William Turner officiating; burial
Falkland cemetery.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-05
GEORGE ROsENoFF
JOHN WILMARTH

John Wilmarth. NC. died Monday
morning at the home OF his daugh.
ter. Mrs. Mae johnson. 200o Ia.
Harrison NJ. He was born In Gaiena,
III. A former miner, Wilmarth re-
tired Il years ago. coming OF Taco
ma at that time. He was a mem
Der OF the Baptist church. Other
than Mrs. Johnson. he leaves two
sons. Paul OF Seattle and Frank Of
Missoula. Mont. another daughter,
Mrs Eva Downing OF Eugene. Ore I.
one grandchIld and three great
grandchildren. Bueklsy-KinFs Will
announce the funeral.
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AUNT HET


II don't care what the maya
zine ads say. II folks use soap
and water often enough and
put on fresh clothes, they
don't need anything to hide
their fragrance"
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oDIN b. WALLER

Funeral services Tor Odin Is.
Waller, 81. who died Saturday at
his home. RI 7, Box 66s, Brook
dale, will be held Tuesday at 1890
a. m. from Lynn's chapel. Burial
in Falkland cemetery will follow
Waller. native OF Norway, had
resided in that district Is years.
He il survived by his wife. Bern
tina, of the home; four sons. Ar
mold II. OF Yelm, George A. and
Arthur Of Tacoma. and Roy Of
Alberta, Canada; ons daughter,
Mrs. j. L. Hernstedt Of Tacoma:
IL grandchildren and one great
grandchild.
PAUL A. JANIG
Funeral esrvices for Paul A.
Janig, ~, Of Orting, who died Sat
urday in a local hospital, will be
held Tuesday at 2 p. m. from the
Orting Methodist church. The
Rev. w. o. Benadom and the Rev.
Frank II. Haley will officiate. En-
tombment will be in the Sumner
mausoleum. under direction OF the
Orting Funeral home. Janig. a
truck driver, was born in Orting
and had attended school there. He
leaves his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Janig of orting; two sis
tiers, Mrs. Irmgard Lane Of Ta-
coma and Gertrude Of the home,
and his grandmother, Mrs. Paul
Inc Janig OF Germany.
MRS. JAMES J. sCANLAN
Mrs. Elizabeth Seaman, "a, died
Saturday at her home near Lake
view. Mrs. Seaman was born in
st. Paul, MINI. and had lived in
Tacoma rs years. She was mem
Der OF the Church Of the Vista
ton. Those surviving include her
husband, James j.: three sons,
William II. Roberts OF st. Paul
and Il. F. and X. G. Roberts, both
OF Tacoma; two daughters. Mrs.
Irene Woolery Of Lakeyiew and
Mrs. Clarence Marker Of Tacoma.
and II grandchildren. Rosary will
be reeited Tuesday evening at 7;30
O'Clock AT the Church OF Visitation.
Piper's will announce the funeral.
MRS. SARAH ANN POLLOCK
Mrs. Sarah Ann Pollock died
Saturday at her home. POT so.
Sheridan ave. A member OF the
First Presbyterian church, she il
survived by two daughters. Miss
Mary v. and Miss Sarah Elizabeth
Pollock; q son, John r.. and two
grandchildren. John n. Pollock.
jr., and Deloris Pollock, all OF
Tacoma. Funeral services will be
held Tuesday at $50 p. m. from
Mellinger's chapel. The Rev. J.
r. Mccullough will officiate.
Burial will be In Tacoma Gene
terry.
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E&S[9l3]5k1


Tleap - Two sAlrs = sAs nee
Puget snuna Orient lsne IN TAeame
and Seattle enntlnussi Nsnsssy .i,A
tie status - to sssmsns strike
unchanged
Ths satsFtis. eefthed ~ ths
smelssr dock here va lie In
Seattle. tAs celilnEsweFth vs. na-
shis to work because af ths new
tFouhae that cropped ~ On the
heels u IN earlier alsrats settled
last THURSDAY
Negotiations wers andsr way IN
Seattle Ter = settlement. hut NJ
progress was reported in dlseus.
slans over the weekend
apaaesmen feF the Ane said that
q decision ~ the maritime cem-
nslsslaa esuia qalckiy end ths tie
40. but that nothing couid h< dane
On ths iecAi frung withnut saeA =
ruling. me commissions assisson
ear h. reached tn short order Il
properly handled. u vs. ssstezi.
Basis % tire dispute - fgtetlua
over Ire method o. paying wages
ard overtims. Sailors ard flrs,
msn aalt Thursday. declaring thsy
were entitled 20 fun payment The
day after completing TIE voyage
Company officials sald wages esrs
paid and that overtime was wlth-
held for the checking o. time.
shsets
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One vessel arrived IN pert Sun
day TO Jain four others active here
Monday. TIE steamer Portland
called a. ths Defiance mill for
more than SOD. 600 feet Of peng.
IL. flr, she II leading IN Tacoma
and other sound ports for Cali.
furnla.
A. the smeissf deck The frusi.
dencia and Stanley uvifnths eon-
tinusd dlseharsing. while the IA
tarsia was idle. nmsitsr officials
expect tho uyoko Msru. ykms-
shliA line steamer. on Tuesday "a
load copper for Japan nntii mid
night.
Others IN port vere The ksnssH.
at Baker dock. and the Point
Arena at the NJ. Paul NTH.
sperry officials expect The 10.
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LEG MANGLED
IN CAR Crash


Ralph cewsn. yeunx ccc 80.
rollee from Tseoms. ~ss in The
Fort Lewis hospital Monday. rs
right leg msnksed IN = car crash
early Sunday. cowsn and . COM
psnien were two q The FIVE pr.
snns hurt In er near Tacoma u
wrecks during The weekend
Co~sn. %. 1919 10. I -. was
= passenger IN . car driven ~
Kenneth Rstaesyk. n. aats "a.
L at. when the driver. blinded ~
lights Of another car. Was unable
10 prevent the car from skiddink
into = bridge o. tire read between
South Prairie and ortlns, Deputy
sheriffs Mclean and Hans inxes-
tlgated the accident.
Two Teeth I.st
Ratsezyk was brought 10 Ta-
coma and was treated At the
Pierce county hospital lie sur
fered face cuts and an ankle In
Jury. and lost two teeth. Eugene
Lewis. s22T C:rsndvlew ave. an.
other passenger. vas unhuri. Ths
three had left = dance and we're
en- route 10 orting al The time az
the accident.
Mrs Anga Mclean. RI. Q. hos
iss, Tacoma. suffered bruises Sat
urdsy when truck she Wa dFis-
ing was struck BY . car st 30.
i7th and Proctor sta The truck
tipped over on one side. A. ".
Aattison. sTiT No. sth at. Ma.
the other driver. Mira Mclean
was given fret aid IT Tacom.
General hospital.
Hurt In Ceilisica
Isabella Anderson. si5 20. Yak
Ina ave. was hurt slightly when
cars driven by q. D. Moore, TOO
80. ist IT.. and Chester u. Ruff.
RI /. Box 500. Tacoma. eolllded
at Yakima ave. and No. ist IT.
J. T, Gooch. RI 8. Box $40.
suffered 4 broken collarbone when
he was struck by . car driven by
Ingorst Tufte. so. Rt- .. Box
364-B. near Titiow beach satur-
day evening. Tufte reported his
attention was taken BY a moving
train on = railroad siding. and that
he did not see the pedestrian at
the side Of the road. oooch was
treated at the Western clinic.
Photographed hit
Robert Richards. photographer.
77s Pacific ave. escaped injury
when he was Knocked down about
2;50 q. m. Sunday ON Broadway
near 18th 81. Richards was taking
a picture Of q store front and had
his camera set up In the street
He was struck by = car driven by
Harry A. DeL2no. 1914 80. sheri.
dan ave. The camera WAS smashed
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-05
Tacoma Obituaries

Mountain View burial park. un-
der direction OF Piper's. The boys
grandfather. the Rev. r.. L. Pickett
OF Arlington, wash. officiated.
Other than his parents and grand
father. the boy Is survived by two
brothers. Robert and Ray: three
sisters. Alice, Roberta and kath-
crime. all Of the home: and his
grandparents. Mrs. r. l.. Pickett.
wife OF the pastor. and Mrs. Alice
johnson Of Seattle.
ALEX CHExALIER
Alex Chevalier, rs, Of Salmon
beach. died Sunday in a local hos
pital. He leaves a brother. Alfred
OF California, and a nephew, j.
Look OF Bremerton. Meilinger's
will announce tie funeral.
GEORGE ROsENoFF
George Rosenoff. SO. died sun
day at the family homo. asia So.
Ainsworth. He was a machinist
helper at the Northern Pacific
shops, and had lived In Tacoma 81
years. Those surviving include his
wife. Katherine Of the home. one
daughter, Mrs. Amelia Sundberg;
one son, George Edward; one sis
ter, Miss Mabel Rosenoff. all OF
Tacoma: three brothers. Jacob
Rosenoff OF Tacoma, william Of
Dryden, Wash. and Fred OF Russia I:
and one grandchiid. Beverly sund-
berg. Cassidy 4 Aliens will an
nounce the funeral.
Evening star., 1939-03-26

Fine Works Glue Reinsurance.
Discouraging as all this may seem
upon first sight, there are, of course,
redeeming features. works which not
only compensate, but give reassur-