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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-26
Ssoss Point Sewing
Class Opens Work
Making Garments

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-26
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-26

We have naoe Nsfne pFfcr cen.
uzentk Abo1t the Starcux1 owned
~ the Snsinson-C ox- HnEfissef syn
nirAts and Eatied ~ SoR Krrha and
uhoae M cFxu We Fave not neen
asked Zee CTR aaStee on sailing this
particular beat ans ne douhA re
shall BE told Il i nas1s q n AZ
fair. but ne are 5sasl ~vcndefsr1R2 %
satisfy an idle het sSsan eagfoxltt. Is
ALL THAT BALLAST NKIKs-
SARYe
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-26

That TesFsson bsasi mo ether
c~asafaentt
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-26

Jimmy RYAN. who h ouesF
and Skipper o. the fsky Buba. for
meFiy ewned and sailed By his
brother. George. haz nov chaneea
the name o. thai boat 20 ona he
considers far more senxible-thE
COOP uINKl
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-26


The New-
RlT \
Theatre
/ Fz~.ss.zk -
Frlaay. JAY =
"House Across
The Bay
Jamn nannstk =afze i14zs
Lloyd salan ussafN uepkFx
Saturday. Jals =
Two Fisfed
Ranger
chnfiss ssz3zsx aHs Cray
ezs Z u kAa.s
Sunday - tlaadzs*
JuIY = Ard =
1T All
Came True"
am AszsIaan asfsza4 E.eun
H.amEssEex Hszaf 80 KIs.s
Tuesday. IuIY -
Castle On
The Hudson"
tsnn oa4lzA Am NAssNakn
Wednesday and Thursday. /
July = nd August /
Twenty Mule
-
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-26

II Seems everybody but ciiff Sau-
Cler kno0x mat the Alley Cop has
TOO much centeFboaru
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-26

Jack Davis viii have a new sioop
out very shortly. II will be Mar
conf Rig ithe word ID MOI macaroull
and iel feet long and with beautiful
lines. High hopes are held for It
showing the Palsy Walsy." owned
By Joe Lyons. q sew points about
speed Some competition IA needed
in that class and from al appear
ances. this column predicts that ttis
beat rs yet unnamed. wili BE- the
one 20 provide the competitioni
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-26

Mr.. velcich. who sails the sea
Nymph.- ought 10 read the rules
about allowing boats stake room.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-26

We are v=:sdefins e Heily Hess
Davis. after all his hraaxlng. will
be able to live down iouiing the
stake last Sunday and then getting
hung % ON a. After struggling for
two an4 one-half hours trying 70
ges Tire klleetline cut of the stake
and the stake flag out o. bis SHEET
line puliy. and shooting orders u
his cFev 70 keep the boat balanced.
when he finally did free the sheet
line. IL was with such a Jerk that
the sail and doomed climbed I'D me
mast and the boat turned over
backwards. For = while Il looked
like 4 comedy with THREE stooxest
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-07-26

The Never MlnA.- owned and
sailed b Eddie Champagne. Is prop
erly named.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-26

- Louis who htis thought they
eaFznsss today that
and breathe air that longer has th
consistency coup.
The afairs crusade hs nsNspapsfs the
hospitals and the 81. Louis Medical society.
campaign szpsf
81 1870 thick pain
the ay 3lst % days
Nov o. 1882 Black Tus1day"
photo Visibility
leaving
city
uproar aldermen ord
attempt abolish
mandatory
equipment specifically included
50 far this folks their town
Recently 1 Cizens Ellnn
nation happily that particular day ths
city after frosty
night the considerable mist
The before shown made
apart under the foggy weather conditions.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-26
Pedestrian Shot
By Drunken Cop

DETROIT A Detroit police
man under the influence Of liquor
Wednesday shot a pedestrian after
terrorizing neighborhood for
more than an hour with his service
revolver and a blackjack
The psirolman was Thomas
Urqusrt. 81. and the victim was
Alexander Rudy. 80. restaurant
dishwasher who was going home
when Urquart opened fire At
busy downtown intersection. one
bullet struck Rudy below the
heart. Attendants At receiving
hospital said be Was In critical
condition.
Spectators said Urquhart had
threatened pedestrians with Ms
gun and blackjack and vas
making boy DO a Hg by aiming
the weapon ~ his legs when Rudy
walked past.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-26
Death Takes
No Holiday
100 Reported Dead
From Violence
BY uNlrIp psTss

The nation counted more
than 100 persons dead Of xio-
lencc today a. IL opened the
annual Christmas. New Year
holiday week.
At least Il psrsnu. psrtshsd IN
traffic accidents A single rsi.
lision at Atlantis. ia. killed seven
persons
New York.. with eight deaths
ard Ohio with four ranksd wish
Georgia a The head q the tFaf.
&c fatality reatef BY states Sine
persons died q burns ana ~ least
Is persons perishsd ~ ether
violence
One man VAS stabbed 10 death
In an slretinnsfend 1t Omaha. Ana
an Indiana farmer killed himself
after he had lost his arm IN
corn shelter
New York city and Chicago. the
nations largest cities, reported NO
traffic fatalities
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-26
Greeks Plan
City Canvass

Encouraged by the rrsranso
made 10 their pre-chFistmas drive
members ~ Tacoma'a Greek War
Relief eommlttrc viii conduct an
intensive campaign 10 raise the
so 600 Nut as this citys quota
by national headquarters. Chair
man Nicholas Hltna said.
while the Greek fighting forces
have covered themselves with
glory In resisting the to,ailtArian
invasion. Vitos points out thai,
war Inevitably leaves IN its wake
suffering and hardship. psriicn'
larry for the wounded and the
women and children !, 10 10 AID
the latter that money is needed.
Hearty support Of the Tacoma
drive il voiced by Mayer Harry
y Cain IN letter received by
Chairman VitoH The mayor wrote,
In par,
q consider IA q w.rihu hi.
pfiyiisg. Ia have an sppsr-
tunity % serving sH your War
Relief honorary rommiftrs. !
an In complete sympathy
with your efforts because your
neither country II 90 impors
isnt 90 q continuation sf thas~
things all ~ "a. hold 80 deaf"
Starting Thursday. a eonyaAu 81
the city's various business districts
will be made by members ~ the
Greek American general commit
tee here Pacific ave- ard A Il
viii h. eanvassed BY r y. Anton
and August Fofmuzis the Broad
way and Market " committee u
composed 81 Mike Hallls sam
seafturon and Nick aartigopoaios
X II will be- covered BY Spires
KaliyRs and Mike Droaetbsa Mo
kinney ulli ard Portland ave BY
Sam Builds slxih sys. ~ Cssif.
man vlios, ssth II, BY y kallva.
and south Tacoma by Mike Pc
trakis.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-26
"HF'S 4 KING,
YOU KNOW

Mussolini's troops began their
march into Ethiopia Oct. 3. 1885,
on the now familiar Hitlerian for
mula that the sheep had attacked
the wolf.
MAY s. 1885. Italian troops en-
tered the capital Of Adds Ababa
and Halle Selassie fled TO England
via Palestine.
May ?. 1886. Italy formally an
nexed Ethiopia and King Victor
Emanuel was then called emperor.
n Wa a dazed. weary little
brown man with a silky black
heard and purple cloak who
esme 10 London. One Of his
titles was King Of Kings"
hut he did not look IL. Another
Of his Titles was Lion Of Ju-
DAN hut he appeared 10 be
about the meekest lion ever.
At luncheon in London an en-
ierprislng American woman got
his autograph while the shocked
Lord Robert Cecil who presided.
sxpostulated 10 the female 20
Eetter:
"Oh. but you shouldn't On. but
you mustn't, Hes King, you
know
Halle sadly took his kingship
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-26

II includes. II vas learned, plans
for 80 huge new munitlon plants.
most Of which would be located
between the Mississippi river and
the Rocky mountains. They would
be able 10 furnish. IL was eati-
mated munitions for an army Of
4 1000 900 men. whereas the exist
ing program is predioated on a
1000 900 man army.
The new program was under
stood 10 include
"A request 20 The new con
gress for about $500 900 600 10
finance construction Of IS new
plants.
= Utilization Of about 5000 600
4 600 Of funds available for ord
nance and other purchases 10 build
about 20 smaller plants not orgl-
nslly scheduled This part Of the
program ~ based on the nssump-
tion that IL Is more important 10
enlarge production channels than
10 place orders In the over worked
existing field
The new plants. u vas learned
are 10 be for manufacture ~ am
monia, smokeless powder and INT.
shell and bomb loading. powder
bag loading. small arms and am
munition projects
Congress has voted $3.50
900. 600 for expansion Of 81
isting facilities and creation
Of the new munitions factor
les. OF this huge sum, con
tracts have been let for con
struetion Of - faetsris. 10
cost almost StD0. OO0, 900.
Aircraft expansion contracts.
including engines. are estimated
1T SIS OO0. 600 That does not in
olDde 1853 900 900 let In contracts
since last summer BY the war de-
psrtmsnt for ~ 900 planes from
IS companies. The Gage expansion
program thus far has toisisd s.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-26
II e RES MORE ABOUT
Bishop ShaughnessY
STARTS ON rtog or

Prince Of Pence as a gcs-
ture 10 their GOd.
To-day. alas. nations and
peoples stu seek 10 annihi-
late each other ~ the
Christmas season. buf, in
What zee Ike 10 look upon
az he advancement Of CHI
h-0fiOn. they refuse 10 con
sider the Obserrdnce Of me
oiden truce of God. eUeH
for the ficefiug hours 81
the foast Of the Prince Of
Pence.
"When me 0ods ~ par
refuse IN bom IN the GOd
NJ Pcdce. u Is greatly 10
be feared that Aimightv
GOD may 0ipe them not
that peace Of mutual lore
and forbcGraace. Dithom
Whieh nations cannot oxtsf.
but may grant them only
TINT pace Whtoh - The
utter exhansfion md
practical deHtrue fiOu ~
mutually ruined and ~
tiH0uished psopios.
Nay our nation on this
Chrisfmos day turn 10 G0d
and pray that ne may be
kept from cmbroiimcaf ~
the iHfermiHabie guards
81 another hemisphfre."
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-26
FIGHTER FOR
GREAT CAUSES

Then it was that Miss Psnkhurst
entered the picture. With her
famous mother. she was militant
suffraget back in the years before
the World war.
Like her mother. she was jailed.
They went on hunger strikes which
brought temporary release But.
under the Cat and Mouse act. the
moment Sylvia was a bit better.
she was yanked right back To jail.
Like her mother. she dropped this
fight during the World war and
did all she could TO help her native
land.
An ardent fighter for great
causes. she largely initiated the
Society Of Friends OF Italian Free
dom. purpose Of which was to fight
Mussolini and all his works.
SO. when the dictator made
his Ethiopian grab. she became
a foundation member of the
Abyssinia association. formed
TO help Halle Selassie's people.
She also edited the Ethiopian
News" started to prevent the
British from forgetting Haile's
cause.
Recently she won a cognomen
ST. Joan Of Abyssinia. II was re-
ported she was down on the Sudan
Ethiopian frontier smuggling mes
sages from Halle TO his tribesmen.
She did this at great risk TO her
self
Then one day IT was learned that
Halle had been quietly smuggled
out Of England and conveyed first
10 Egypt, then down TO the Sudan.
When and II the Ethiopian war
riors start the hoped-for rebellion
against italy, the gentle-spoken
Lion Of Judah will be close AZ hand
to put himself At the head Of his
one-time subjects.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-26
H Apply --------
&;rthday
wrpNesDAY, De4. r.

WEDNESDAY,, Dgt. Is
NJ. nsu a. rsxsrd. wiinss.
Gait
Lon. Richard ssssi.. itis "a.
ss.hmas ave.
sr.. u~ass kisss.ii. IslT IA.
Alssw sstb sss.
se~sph MARKER. sara IA. Nssi'
.sn ~
Mrs.. ~ ~ r.sssn. al No.
Alsssor,h sts.
Martin ks.sa., uis No rssh
I~.i.s rst.<li. iss Va ssss
-. y. rstseki. q. =. Ma.
fins.. sss Diego.
Joseph Merle Hib.s. b.. itrT
"a. Fairbanks.
farsi Mac. ssss Thsmp.ss "a
Mas Nina bast. sfs spssgse.
Mrs. Frank rsppsr. rashi.sd.
MIS-. nass Bysf.a. Fayhiand.
wm. Jsfs. as -. rfsftsa.
ass. Julia Ol.sn. rsfklssd.
Herman Tfsssh. 10 Fast
szad II.
Mr.. " o. Aisss. sasi "a.
fsssass.
Mrs. OiasY hiasr. t1iT Ma.
Dee hard 81.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-26
Is Supreme Court to Review Ruling Barring ASCAP from Stat
The Leayen
OF Christmas
(EDIToRIAi.)

Il BRING you good tidings
=, Of great JOY. which shall
be to all people
In such words the angel re-
assured the trembling shep-
herds. that night in Judea so
long ago when they were
overcome by the glory of the
holy night.
"On earth peace, good will
toward men"
To untold millions across
the world today those words
must have a hollow and miser-
able ring. On earth peace
when there is no peace?
Good will toward men-when
men are killing and bombing
and manning?
Where Is the good will.
where the peace? Have men
made a mockery of this prom
Use. which came TO them from
a more-than-earthly source so
many years ago?
PLANE the men, then. not
the promise. For the
earth is good, and productive,
and splendid for men to live
upon. Peace has been offered
them. peace they could have,
for the taking. But they
would not have it. Good will
toward men is nullified if
there is no good will among
men, and between men.
Christmas comes again. Of
fering its bright promise of
peace and good will. 1t was
too much to hope that men
throughout the world would
accept il at its face value and
instantly upon the midnight
cease their warning and hat
ing and killing.
But each and every man.
woman. and child can. in
some little private corner of
MS heart and soul. reflect
some glow of the glory of that
night in Bethlehem.
OUR own land still is at
- peace; here we still can
strive for increasing grace
and good will. for tolerance
and understanding and love. I
Is there no i'll will among us /
o be overcome. even TO one .
as countrymen? Let I
good will begin there to grow /
and spread like the leaven I
which a woman took and hid I
n three measures of meal, till .
he whole was leavened." /
So with the precious leaven .
If Christmastime, with it's
promise of peace and good .
will. Until that leaven has
oerished utterly, as long as
men turn even for a day TO .
Christmas and its promise.
he world need not abandon
nope that it will turn again to
rood will and peace.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-26

pHotsIN. ARR lack FfYs
president ~ TFAnseeetinsniai and
Western Air. Inc. sas scheduled
b arriss here from ~ raso IN pa
private plane today and u Nas
rvmorsd the TIP would etinilnais
in his marriage here 10 Mrs.
Helen Vanderbilt. recently divorced
from corusiius Vanderbilt. IT,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-26
BY MILTON BRONNER

Somewhere in the Sudan region contiguous Ethiopia
a midde-aged brown and midde-aged white woman
cooking up third witches broth for Dictator Bento
Musson already badly hit by the Greeks in Albania and
the British in Egypt and Libya.
The is Halle SeaSSie. onetme emperor of Ethiopia
The is Sylvia Pankhurs dynamic daughter of the
late and equally dynamic Emmene Pankhurs Their Joint
purpose is stir up the Philippians in the hnteand regions
5 they will revolt against Italian rule.
the British
moving supplies the watering place Of Bath
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-26

nusk sasd the Issues involved
IN Washington Nrfc similar 10
these IN sshrasAa F1nrias ana
Tennessee where frsisfsi sTpiFss
have ruled N favor ~ AHcAr
rhs issues involved n tho Wash
laston case wiil soma h~fefu thr
Il = supFxms rsart eoon Ter 70
xiss. ~ said
AatAf i naw engaged ~ =
fight with the radio Industry over
rate II pay Tor using AacAr
tunes nafring eafnpFenals~
AaCkr music vii hs barred ~
most nainf stations Jan. when
the obi contract with the broad
casters expires
uIssoti.t. Nssf --t.siWafh r
nusranlt. Missoula county alter.
nsy. said "Wednesday - was ''as-
lighted by tho Tacoma ruling.
puaaault attempted unsuessas-
fully last February "a sxtradite
Gene Buck. AsCAr president. 90
Montana from Phoenix. Aria. an
fugitive warrant charging at
tnmptrd uNtnFtion. puaaanit hssed
the charge on AscAF's operations
In Montana.
The Tacoma decision serves
% .as,@taaiisfe nv thssfs ~
AsGAF's m.eepaii.sir opera
i,oes and Illegal c.iis.ii.n ~
alleged payments ane ~"
Du@sauit said.
\ civil action 81 the state ~
Montana against AsdAr vas
dismissed here early th,s fall.
D,i.ssaH said. against my
bstter Judgment. % the issti.
Esiian 81 complaint. and ups"
The sssiety'. premise In
chang. lie sttitssie.
The state sought 10 sniolu pay
ment ~ AscAP fres n aonfana.
tho seulsty failed %
qualify under q state laN. The
sisaouia county attorney said that
al that time AHcAp dropped
copyright infringement
s1its against rstlis stations and
entered into ns~ payment
agreement Tor ths tins hsing
Nlth them.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-26
So. Bend Visitor
Hit by Automobile

Helen Mil. - . resident q
B0aith Esud. ass treated late
Tuesday - the Pierce County hos-
piiai for bfuisss and eats rsesiEsf
WHEN shs vas struck ~ passing
suto On ,hs Tacoma Seattle hiKfs
say
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-26
Ceae Buck. Head Of Society.
Says Tacoma Decision First
To Be Lost in So Years
Montana Attorney Iubilons Over
Decree After Unsuccessful Try
To Prosecute Extortion Chorqes

President Gene Buck ~ he American Society Of Com
rosefp Authors and Publishers said New York wsdne<
day decision against AsCAP IN Tacoma Tuesday ne
first ust by inc soety In federal % years IN
the hest af his knowledge.
threrman federal court DECISION in Tacoma virtually
blocked ASCAP from further business in Washington with
unanimous decision holding the society 10 be AN Illegal
in restraint 81 trade"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-26
'Bliizkrieg
Slicker' Takes
Man S 0vercoat

VANCOUVER. II. ca Van
couver citizen. whose name. for
obvious reasons. was withheld.
was poorer by 50 today after
being the victim Of a "blitz-
krieg' shcker.
He was approached in
downtown department store
nv a man who expressed
great admiration for his
Oyercoat. and offered 10
buy II. The citizen agreed
10 wait " lille the man show
ed the coat 20 his wife. Who.
he Said. was working In the
erockery department.
After several minutes n re-
allied the buyer was gone for
good. and 50 was MS oyercoat.
Sadly. he made MS way 20 a
nearby secondhand store TO get
another coat
In the store window vas his
coat. bearing a 50 price tag.
He bought H.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-26
California Saves

SACRAMENTO, Cal. - csilfor-
MIA Is making a savings Of $3.50
900 on its 1871 auto license plates
They are lighter. Use less material.
and require less postage.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-26

Aibeff kfTsist. 90. FustaIned
ests ana bruises shsn struck ~
an auto At Tfth and Pacific ave.
late Tuesday After treatment ~
the Pierce counfy hospital. hs vas
allowed 70 return 70 his hons.
Route I. Bod 354.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-26

been moving supplies near the
frontier 50 the war-like Ethiopian
tribes can get arms.
The hope Is that with the
Suez canal closed tn Italian
ships. MussoIlni will not he
able 10 get reinforeemenis.
arms and supplies 10 his forces
In Ethiopia.
With some help from British
forces stationed in Egypt and the
Sudan. the dream is to whip the
Italians and restore Ethiopia to
It's rightful ruler. thus smashing
Mussolini's vision Of great Afri-
ean empire.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-26
U.S.. Plans New Program
To Double Munition Output
War Department Experts Act to
Meet National Defense Demand
WESTINGHOUSE

WASHINGTON-National defense officials preparing
S7000000O0 program for doubling the production of
munitions.
War department experts designed
defense and demands
for of war aid from
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-26

500 600. and plans are being made
TO place about $50 900 900 for in.
creasinE machine tool facilities In
20 firms
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-26

Among Tseamans spending ths
holidays away from haa@ ara NJ.
and Mrs. Arsle y. >s'sss ard
dauThsss s.issss. ~ho have kons to
i'asadsaa. falif. for tina fsa~s ns~l
game
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-26

fsai 4. ryea- hss rstarz~a -
his fafMland hams aftsF . three
sssAsi business trip shfauzh ths
sssi = trip hs atsint snlor = sss
eip hit him the nisht No lsft rs-
esnua. sept him soafinssf ~ hss nod
IN Cleveland ant asRErsf hlm al
ths So Sc ~as shls. hoesssf.
- % hia fhrs1sms~ sheppssE N
rseosaa IN . Fhotpsfinlsh ~ifh
Santa Claus liz iesi hs.sIa<~s
eiii he selling mofs s~lf-liiamlnaf-
ING traffic paint e. highway d.
paftnssafs u wssfsfn sksf.s
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-26

fsssms tfsssa. . vaiante~r In
ths caaadiaa az fefes. arrived
a. his home hsfs 20 spsna ths
Christmas holidays with hls par
sHts. NJ. ssa sess asssn~ y.
Heard. ~ ths Weoa.sses apart
fnsnts Tommy IL well. kna~n ~
ene Il Taeomas b~tssr skl~rs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-26

Htfsish ~ an astnfnnhsle T,sss-
lay sxrnlaH 80 she left s<hoea<
fsids ShsFa shs ~ss employed.
ns.. .. n. Chess. -. as taken a.
Tacoma censrsi hoapstsi foe tf~sf-
fsssnt ~ salp cuts sna trssi~s
ahs zas allowed % 90 To- hsr
home. sais ~. f'hampsoa sss.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-26

Mr. h. l. tsssss ~ san fasrs
"a la Tacoma. vlsitlnx her spa.
Gs4si~@.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-26

easy al rs ham~ tn. Christmas
Released ff~u th~ hospital oniy =
fee days ago. ~ u sssup<fstis9
fFun a minar op<satsnn
Nh -s..es .sa ~. neither s,s
spsasilna Ihs Christmas holiday n
Vancouver. a. e
ar. sna w- l. \ w..~~ .nf
daughters. rssts~ ard 1ss~. =
Alder 81. are spending Christmas
with relatives IN seattle
Ma. rsa,.s~ i happy again -
have hl- shnw ~lnia~s hzss IN
plaes after the hlsh wisd.
~. ..a w.. J w. m.~a-s. a
University fiaes sss visiting n
California during she holidays
ss- trustee Il IN. cn.ms-s ~
if0aured 10 the cia and retiring
hoard al the Tacoma hossi iensn-
san Tuesday lneluisa naesss n
Ahsi. Ice l. fpassd. Harry W. A.
dsos.. sam n ssaekiss. Asekts
niais. a. n. Cswss~ss. .. .. nsst.
man AMI -. . y.ssx. Retiring
members ara sssasss a. asvt~>.
Rene odiis. Ward E>s~y. Dessvts
wssaish and essss~ risep.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-26

tistsf Gh@sti. Investment Frpr~-
sentative 81 k4ustabse ssslnzs =
Loan association. sn.i w. a. nsssx>.
laaa representative. ala p.sties~
pate N me zeisten anniversary
celebration q ts~ pioneer szeeeia-
tlon IN Portland thls sssx end.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-26

spending The holiday se.sur II
aun Valley. according In Ferry
Cote. Union raeiflc Fallfuad s9snf
here arc nsips fb.~sp-~s snd
Df, Mari ". hrsss. veil kn0en
Taramann ofh.r rseamsn. ~ns
have made reservations are tesssy
te-s and ssssss tispr