The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-03
hes of Tacoma Residents Cover Varied Fielc


Law Mcclure - To swear more
softly.
". \. kunigs 49, Just little
more time on PWA projects
Ingrid Void - To stop hearing
jay NcCllne swear.
rhad Stevenson ~ A highway
from Tacoma to snoqualmie
Gus Appelman he a mayor
general.
Robert Myers --- To cultivate
more feminine friendships.
Hsrr, l.. Andrews take The
tobacco cure.
\. Douglas Rugh-To cat more .
crisp. crunchy. ete.-for breakfast,
Lssli Jamieson-To tell funnier
jokes.
Franci, Galbraith get up on .
time
Bob Carr - No more wallpaper
to hang
bud" Hopkins A bigger sllow-
snce.
Florence kepnedy - Less family
expense
Harr, Coleman To play some
new tunes on the piano
Robert MNer>-To cultivate more
feminine friendship.
Robt. =. Johnson To learn some
new dance steps,
Annahel Miller-To he NOR. sus-
ceptihle 10 compliments.
Marvin Carr - wrist watch
that will run.
Richard kennedy - More visits
to Portland.
Donald Richards - More boat
rides
Ruth McCrea To sc, more art
exhibits
Alan Bcll-To write a novel.
Roy Lokken learn to yodel
June Everson To he a famous
pianist.
Roger Mastrude To be r Rhodes
scholar
Jeanne Rosso To be a composer
Charlie. Fitchen-To be an arch
duke
Robert Corli,s To have a Span
ish accent
William Hoppin To own a hsr-
monica
Mayor Jack Sicgle-An extra
day off each week for fishing
Charlie. ". Grobsy 49, To tread
softly on high scaffolding
Richard Smith 49, To lock his
bicycle.
J. l.. Norton To hear moro and
funnier stories.
q. Frank Rhodes More interest
in Grange affairs.
{. v. Munscy-Better attendance
at Improvement club meetings,
Robert ID. O'Neil and Y. l.. Cur
rier - Longer and more frequent
meetings Of city council.
Bob Hager Something immedi-
stely to take the place Of the
Muckleshoot Stomp.
Homer Post-Another prize win
ming staff.
Alb Bergcrsen-One low-winged
monoplane for inspection of city
contracts
Fred kislingbury - More Taco
mans to take up ice skating.
II. Il. Schreiber-Big attendance
AT all South Tacoma Kiwanis club
meetings.
Art Cook Support for the pro-
posed airport in the west end.
Jim Lesher-To be one Of the
first to cross the Nsrrows bridge.
Rev. Y. II. McGinnis-That van
dals leave church signs alone,
DIR. r. ". Todd More students,
more buildings. more money for
CPS.
Jack Mack Sportsmen who will
give him assistance when needed
Gordon Ball More candy eaters.
J. II. Browne A gold watch on
the 50th anniversary of his en-
ployment
A. L. {. Gamer Fewer hecklers
William Huckaby -- Resumption
of passenger boat service TO the
orient.
Ira =. Dayisson-Electric Welder
for city councils opinions.
DOC 'hdt'h - btNlNt " MN " ~
designate whether one Is Repub-
lican or a New Dealer
DIR. Hinton ID. Jonez-M More poul-
try awards.
Chauncey Griggs - The very
latest in camera supplies.
Charles II. NanIey-A new coat
Of paint for his wooden Indian
Mrs. Kathryn Malstrom - That
most legislators had more knowl-
edge Of parliamentary law.
Harold Bird Someone 10 rib"
Raw 4. Gsmble-Another carload
OF elephants.
Guy Weimar Hot weather the
year round
William X. TabelI Bigger corn
husks.
Walter West A bloodhound.
George Piper - A new business
home"
j. l.. Roberts More railroad
fans"
DIR. Mary Alice Hoover Another
series Of open-forum programs.