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Evening star., 1940-06-19
Miss Rose Tyler Will
Marries Mr.. York
In Rockville

Miss Rose Tyler Will of Accomac
Court House, Va, and Mr.. A. B.
York of Arlington, Va, were mar
ried quietly at the residence of the
Rev. Frank Tyler at Rockville. at
noon June Is.
Miss VIII is a descendant of John
Tyler, 10th President of the United
States, and was born on the Eastern
Shore Of Virginia, the home of the
Tyler family for many generations.
Mr.. York is native of West Vir-
ginia, formerly a special assistant to
the Attorney General of the United
States, and now is a member of the
legal staff of the Judge Advocate
General of the United States Navy.
After brief visit in the Ale
ghenies, Mr and Mrs. York will
make their home in Arlington.
Evening star., 1940-06-19

Margaret Houghteling, Miss Marie
Lackey of Richmond, Miss Deborah
Kirke. Miss Lucy Marbury, Miss
Patricia McKneW, Miss Peggy Lans-
downe, Miss Alice Birney, Miss Mary
Lord Andrews and Miss Margaret
Walker.
At the punch bowls, in charge of
Mrs. Carroll Morgan, were friends
of the debutantes older brother,
Mr.. Joshua Evans III. These were
Miss Stellita Stapleton, Mrs. NAL
colin Matheson, Mrs. Andrew
Parker, Mrs. Francis Tompkins, Miss
Emily Davis, Mrs. William j.
Flather, Miss Cassie Parker, Mrs.
Frank Hight, jr; Miss Eleanor
Flood, Mrs. John Thompson. Mrs.
Millard West, Mrs. Rudolph Kauff-
mann II; Mrs. William Porter
Arnold. Mrs. Donald De Veau, Miss
Margot Lee, Mrs. James L. Kar-
rick Mrs. Andrew Saul. Mrs. Mark
Sullivan, jr.: Miss Genevieve Ryan.
the Misses Ida and Grace Lind, Mrs.
Chester Flather and Mrs. Walter K
Myers.
MIR. and Mrs. Tompkins
Are Hosts at Dance.
The day was ideal for the party
There was no sun, but the at
moSphere was warm enough to en-
JOY the out of doors and not 100
warm to dance. Mrs. Wallach Mer-
rlam sat on the porch at the edge
Of the dance floor and saw to it that
all the ut-of-town guests met those
from Washington.
Miss Evans and her assistants,
with their escorts, were entertained
at dance last evening by Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles H Tompkins at Bat
terry Terrill, their suburban home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tompkins had the
whole lower floor of the house cleared
for the dancing and at midnight a
buffet supper was served in the
garden, which was lighted by gayly
colored lanterns.
Young men from out of town in
cluGed Mr.. Philip Hathaway and Mr.
George McAdams Of Baltimore. Mr..
Richard Byrd of Winchester, Va:
Mr. Frank Bell and Mr.. Arthur
Koontz of Charleston. w. Va; Mr..
Richard Warheld of Baltimore, Mr..
Hugh Latham and Mr.. Robert Boone
Of Princeton, N. j.; Mr.. Steven
Swift of Boston and Mr.. Wilson
Pritchett Of Haverford, Pa.
A buffet supper was later served
on the lawn for the assistants. their
escorts and out-of-town guests.
Evening star., 1940-06-19
Entertains Sunday

Mrs. Doris Goodall, former secre-
tary OF Alpha Lambda Chapter, Phi
Delta Delta International Legal Fra
ternity, will entertain members and
friends of the chapter at her cot
tage at Bay Ridge. Nd, Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs. Kathryn Mascho Schwarz,
president of the chapter, is in charge
of arrangements, assisted by Mrs.
Helen Gauker. Miss Will Nash
Campbell and Miss Irene Vivian
Wright.
Evening star., 1940-06-19
Entertains Visitors

Mrs. Leo Kasehagen entertained
at dinner and a tea at her home
on Jefferson street Yesterday in
honor Of her son and daughter in
law, DR. and Mrs. Leo Kasehagen.
Bird, OF Tamaqua, Pa. her brother
in-laW and his wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
Felix Kashagen Of Wilmington,
N. c., and her sister. Mrs. Raymond
Bernhard of Atlanta, Ga.
Evening star., 1940-06-19

Are Hosts at
Embassy
Mrs. Cordell Hull
Attends With
Diplomats

Sonora de Lopez Contreras, wife
OF the President of Venezuela, was
the honor guest at a delightful re-
ception yesterday afternoon in the
imposing white and silver Embassy
OF her country on Massachusetts
avenue. Latin American diplomats
officials Of this Government and a
number from residential society
called during the reception hours of
5 to 7 o'clock to pay honor to the
distinguished visitor from the Amer
ican Republic.
In the absence Of his chief, AM
baSsador Diogenes Escalante, the
Chardge d'Affaires, Senor DR.. Don
Jacinto Fombona -Pachano, assisted
by his attractive wife, arranged the
function for their countrywoman.
Decorations Feature
Lilies and Roses.
The lovely rooms of Venezuela's S
new building were gay with baskets
OF spring flowers and fragrant white
lilies, mingled with red roses on the
long table in the dining room.
The hosts stood with their Presi-
dents wife in the long drawing room
to the right of the entrance hall to
greet the several hundred. Later
the Joined the company in the din
ing room.
Sonora de Fombona -Pachano
chose for the occasion a becoming
gown of Alice blue faille with a
turlc of black lace, and the Presi-
dents wife was wearing a striking
gown OF American beauty crepe with
a touch Of sequin trimming about
the neckline. Sonora de Paganis,
wife Of the Consul General of Vene-
zuela in New York, came to the
Capital for the event and received
with the hosts and their honor
guests for a time.
Mrs. Hull Attends
With Diplomats.
Mrs. Cordell Hull, wife of the
Secretary of State, was among those
who called early, and among others
who attended the charming affair
"ClC Vic oCSI CIdl VI HSllCulluIe
and Mrs. Henry A. Wallace, the
Ambassador of Mexico. Senor DR..
Don Francisco Castillo Najera, and
Sonora de Castillo Najera; the Am
baSsador of Ecuador, Senor Captain
Colon Elroy Alfaro; the Director
General Of the Pan American Union,
DR.. l.. S. Rowe: Sonora de Cabero,
wife of the Chilean Ambassador;
the Second Secretary of the Mexi-
can Embassy and Sonora de Duhart,
Nine. Horinouchi. wife of the Japa-
neSe Ambassador, the Chief of the
Division CT International Communi-
cations, Mr.. Thomas Burke. with his
attractive wife: Sonora de Pastoriza.
wife of the Minister of the Domini-
can Republic; the Counselor of the
Bolivian Legation, Senor Don Raul
Diez de Medina. and the Second Sec
retary Of the Brazilian Embassy and
Sonora de Fragoso.
Still others there were Mrs. Adolph
A. Berle, wife of the Assistant Secre-
tary of State; Sonora de Martins.
wife Of the Brazilian Ambassador;
Mrs Henry F. Grady, the Charge
d'Affaires Of Germany and Frau
Thomson, Mrs. Thomas Dawson,
Evening star., 1940-06-19
Weddings Of Interest
In Capital Society
Marriage Is Announced
Of Miss Jean Dulin
And Ensign Heston
MISS MARIANA EVANS,

Announcement Of the marriage Miss Jean Duln Friendship
Heights Md, Ensign U. N
the brides parents, Duin jr.
Due change naval which kept the bridegroom
plans place
Washington ceremony place
Episcopal Church. Tuesday Harry
O. Nash
Tradio of Navy.
The carried with all the tradition
wedding The satin wedding
nekne
she
o lilies valley.
Alice
bouquet gerbea yellow
bridesmaid pink sprays
blue dress and blue flowers
Friendship Heights
Evening star., 1940-06-19
Wife Reports Man as Spy

ST. LOUIS. June 19 tP).-Police
received what they said was a new
high in tips on fifth column" acti-
vities, A woman telephoned to re-
port she suspected her husband is
connected with a spy ring for a
foreign government.
Evening star., 1940-06-19
MISS MARY MARGARET GRIM.

Sonora de Camobell, wife of the
Commercial Counselor of the Chill
can Embassy, and former Repre-
sentative Maurice H. Thatcher.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-29
British War Relief Association
OPENING Office al 9l7 Broadway

Men and women Of the British
American War Relief ASSOCIATION
of Pierce county today announce
the opening on Thursday at eiT
Broadway Of a new Information
Bureau.
Word was told Tuesday at the
general session in American Legion
hall when George Michel intro
duced Mrs. A. A Hilton. produc-
ton chairman. who il head Of all
women's work In the organization.
Mrs. Frost Snyder has loaned the
use Of this store building and, for
q limited time. headquarters will
be open there each week day. ex-
oept Saturday and Sunday, from
IL TO o'clock.
Mrs. Hilton also announces that
through the kindness Of Norton
ciapp. a suite of rooms on Pacific
ave. will be set aside later for
permanent offices and work-rooms.
From this place garments. already
cut and assembled. will be taken TO
units in town and county centers.
Upon these units depend the life of
the organization, according to Mr..
Michel, and any woman able to
gather other workers together in
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-29
Season Ends
On Wednesday
Playground Pro-
grum Scheduled

A program on Wednesday eve
ming in Wright park officially will
mark the close Of activities on
city plsyfields for the summer Of
1910.
On the program, starting at
$50 o'clock. viii be an orchestra
concert opening ceremony. base
ball and softball awards. costume
parade. amateur program. pyramid
building. presentation OF junior
Olympic awards and folk dancing.
Alex Brown will give the open
ing speech and lead the group in
the pledge of allegiance to the flag.
Assisting him viii be Marjorie
Fetterer and Virgil Kalhagen.
Al Hodges will present softball
and baseball awards and Charlotte
Kane and Doris Sommer will Judge
the costume parade. Miss Ann
Bennett win have charge Of the
amateur program. and Ray Mahn-
key. jr.. will present those in the
pyramid building act.
Fred Henricksen. president OF
the park board. will distribute the
Olympic plaques.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-29
Defense Directors
Tour Coast Areas

OTTAWA. ont.-Army. navy
and air force representatives on
the Ameriean-cansdian defense
board leave today for an extensive
tour Of defense zones along the
eastern Canadian and Nswfound-
land coasts.
The board ended a two-dsy
session here Tuesday evening and
recessed until Sept .. when It
viii reoonvens in Washington and
receive a report from the service
members Of their coastal tour.
Basing It's findings on this re-
port. the board then witi recon-
mend 10 the governments Of the
United states and Canada how
the two countries may hest CO.
ordinate their defenses 10 safe
guard North America against in
vasion from Europe.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-29
Prohis 10 Meet
Here on Sept. 10
State Convention
To Be in Tocomd

prs.klhlt l.s.g.t- 49, .s-..==.s=ss=-=z
VII hold = state convention In "a
coms ~ primary election day.
sept 10 A ean issued Wednesday
~ Rev. =. , Huston. state chair
man says
For the purpose n dnltlnk ne
CHRISTIAN citizens - Washington
N ore political organization wher.
they vii - able - make their
visions - coed government = re-
Atty. the Prohibition party viii
hold . mass state convention a.
1880 e'cloek Tuesday. sept 10. At
The Central Baptist church. 50.
18th and J S.. q nominate can.
didstes Tor presidential electors
and for state and congressional
offices and 10 transact such ether
business - may come before the
convention.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-29
Army Orders

WASHINGTON. u. C.--Ths war de-
partmsnt las Issued The foiloSlns
orders
Bris. Gen. William I. wsstsryslt
retired. Minnetks, III. 20 duty, Wash
iustou.
Coils Christian ". oreenise. V. G.
Fort Jay 70 Foft Hayes william u
Houston, v c. Fort Hayes. TO Al
ianta. Frederick A. Mountiord. G. A.
G, Port Mason TO Atlanta canal dept
Lincoln y Chambers. C. Of y. saera-
Lieut.. Coils. Francis NJ Brannan.
Inf, Fort Smelling 20 Ann Afbof
Nicely c. Washburn, ~ e.. Randolph
Field 70 Maxwell Field. Jesse l.. Sin
clair. c. A. G. Port Hancock % Pana-
ma canal dspt Robert x simpson.
SI.ls Irs s,ee elam rs,e a nsna spsa1
70 Warrington. Charles 4, Maxwell
NJ. C, Scott Field 20 Mitchell Fisid.
Cyril A. ". Dawson, q A. G, Brook
iyn 20 Preside Of San rranclsco.
Ciaudius L. Lloyd. Inf. Fort Huaehuea
Mas. stanley Powioski. Inf Port
Francis y. Warren TO New YORK I'd
win p. Lock IT,. q. Of l.. Port Riley
20 Fort Bslvolr, Chester Mueller, cd
res. Newark To active duty New YORK
City; Clyde Beethoven Puis. g. OF y
resi- Drexei Hill, Pa. 20 active duty
q
Port Riley 10 FORT Bsnnins. George
g. wynne. o. N. O.. Atlanta 70 Sc.
Louis
cspts. Edward I. Doyle. Cav. wash
inston 20 Fort Bliss. Eugene n. In
wood. ~ c. Fort Banks 70 Hawaiian
Dept T. Donald Mccarthy, NJ C..
Port Riley 20 Hawaiian Dept, william
A D. Woolgar. NJ @. Fort Hayes 70
Hawaiian Dept Joseph Lawrence
Hurff 8 C. res. Houston. 10 acIiVs
duty. Wright Field Herman william
Lermuehlsn, d G., res. Niles Center
III. 10 hCtiye duty. Washington
Francis y. Valentine q C.. rec Lima
o. 10 active duty, Fort Monmouth.
Lyman Lumsden Phillips, A G. re
Dixon. Calf 90 active duty Hamilton
Field John Franklin Malone. a G
res. Allesan. Mich 20 Aetirs DUTY
Mount Clemens George Issiksr. = g
res. Jacksonville. TsH4 20 artiye duty
Port hePherson Freeman Thompson
Caldwell A. q res Atlantis % active
duty. San Antonio Robert , res
N. C. Panama Canal 20 Presldio Of
NC Carlisle Barracks 20 Panama
Canal dept Robert d smith. ~ c.
Preside Of san Francisco 70 Port
Huachua. Ariz. Prank william Bvorak
Inf. res. Two HarboFs, 20 aetiss duty
Mount Clemens Harley Sanford
Jones. Inf. res. Chicago CITY 70 sctlys
duty. Mount Clemens Raymond
Charles Lime o W a. res camsfon
No 70 setiys duty. Mount Clemens
Louis Buttnsr. y. a. v res Chicago
n Mount Clemens william Pasi
Lustzsi o NJ C res Berkeley. Aich
TO Mount Clemens.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-29
Death Of Child Results in New
Ordinance Regulating Fumigating

Be posted On the outside Il build
ings. mems Or ships
II also provides for payment
Of = 50 annual license fes feT
any firm Or individual receiving
remuneration fer fumlgatien serV-
les and requires that such =
firm o. individual ncst = liability
hond with a minimum % $40. 900
and a maximum q $4,000.
Befere any person car famieats
any premises. i WiIl - necessary
10 first obtain = certificate from
the city health director. showing
that such person is NJ 10 under
take the work. A fee % 81 IL
required fer issuance 81 q Ger
tificate.
Violation of the ordinance pro
vides = penalty Of = fine of not
70 exceed $500. or 60 days In jail.
or both.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-29
Hope 10 Eliminofe
Radio Interference

Users Of Tacoma electricity soon
may be free Of much local radio
interference. the city board 81
contracts AMI awards revealed
Wednesday.
The board accepted = proposal
n the Grsybar Electric Co. 70
supply $500 porcelain insulators
20 be used on power lines AZ a
cost Of ss.5s5.
The insulators are specially
treated 10 prevent RADIO intsrfsr-
sncs. Utilities Commissioner X d.
ONeiil said that the insulators
Will become standard equipment
on all poles a. soon a. they can
be installed
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-29
Vote $500 Loan
To Housing Group

Preliminary steps toward briuK-
laF rseomss proposed uiiliion-
tniisF housing project for defense
Workers snd military rsen n
a@aHffs aazaa t4Ez-. 49,
eItv eeaneilnsn Nhen hey AZ
thoTisrd = lssn af 3 500 n rs-
coma housing authority
TIE sun VIII anms from ne
eltFs general fund art vii -
nspaia ~ re government after
ths project 9efs under way.
TIE munsY eili b. used q cover
expenses - personnel saH equip
menf necessary Toe = preliminary
SURVEY - atss tat wa meet the
requirements - the federal
housing authority
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-29
Regional Cities
Meeting Sept. "a

representatives ~ % cities art
towns IN risrer King ard Ritsar
csauntles wiil ennvsue IN Tacoma
sept "a far the annual regional
meeting - tie Association -
Washington cities
CITY eouneilmsn received an m
vitation from Chester filsssr. -
eeutivs SECRETARY - M az-uefs-
ltnu. - attend luncheon % -
hsia ~ that DAY during which
conference On municipal affairs
viii ~ hsfa Ths council aerspt-
81 ths invitation
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-29

An ordinance. regulating the
manner in which famigstioa may
Be conducted within tire city
limits. Vas introduced By Mayer
Harry P. Cain to city eouneilmen
wesar.es.ae..
After first reading. Il vas
passed. and vili become law upon
two more readings.
The ordinance = patterned after
one in effec; in Seattle. with more
stringent measures attached. and
was introduced BY Cain in an
endeavor 10 prevent fatalities
similar 20 the one recorded
week ago when = five-yesr-old
boy died from effects OF fumes
USED IN fumigating a house here
The new measure requires that
large signs. warning the public
that fumigation Is in progress.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-29
Leave for Launching

Mayor Harry 2 Cain, ralph =
shaffer and r A stevenson, All af
raooma. were members Of = group
~ men who left Seattle BY plane
Wednesday for Oakland. Calf. TO
see ths launching II the Moore
Mccormack line steamer Mormss-
sun They arr due home At a
M. Thursday
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-29

her neighborhood for days Of sew
ing, il asked to consult Mrs. Hill
ton 1T a17 Broadway.
Chairman of supple.
Mrs. Arthur Menhinick Is chair
man OF supplies and Mrs James
Sanford assists her. cutting and
assembling garments.
Mrs. John Buchanan viii take
Mrs Hilton's place. when the lat
ter returns 10 her California home.
Among others also at the In
formation bureau viii be Mrs. Paul
savidgr. assistant chairman and
collector Of used clothing for
refugees in Britain; Mrs. Andres
de Hascth and Mrs. Raymond
Wheeler. knitting instructor. Mrs.
Menhinick announces that wool
viii BE- ready for knitters Thurs.
day. Mrs Wheeler giving free les
sons. Mrs. Michel. wife Of the
president, Mrs. william McAlpine,
Mrs. r. A. cohbett. Mrs. Nina
Macdonald. and Mrs. Robert Mar
tin will also help Thursday and
Friday.
Reports of work well done won
the applause Of 125 and more In
the audience Tuesday. Many new
members joined the association.
Among those called upon by Mr.,
Michel were Mrs. Hilton, Mrs
Douglas Price. Mrs. Silss Baker.
Mrs. George Underwood. Mrs
William hcAlpine. Mrs George
Palmer. Mrs. James Sanford. Rev.
A. w. sidders. Rev. Walter Wat
kins. and Mrs. Carl Nilsson. secre-
tary.
A plea for magazines was made
and each person going down TO
the Broadway bureau IL asked TO
bring one or more for the sailors.
Mrs. Stewart Clark, publicity
chairman, expressed thanks Of the
group for the generosity Of Taco
ma newspapers and told Of \ like
kindness soon to be shown by the
theaters. She also announced Sep
TENDER In Jason Lee auditorium
for a mass rally TO which all in
Tacoma are invited: later an
nouncements giving details.
Chastek Speaks
The program. presided over by
Mrs. George Palmer. introduced
Mrs. A. NJ. Guthrie, whose songs
were accompanied by her young
daughter. Florence. Seattle hon
ored the meeting by sending .
delegation from the parent chap
ter and by giving q notable pro-
gram by well-known artist, who
included Mime. Davenport. Mrs.
Elaine Davenport, ten-y TO d
Anita Lift and Alan Davenport.
Chester chastek. Czech consul.
spoke Of the allies debt to Britain.
The evening closed by the service
OF tea, Mrs. Eric Rossiter and the
Canadian legion auxiliary pre-
siding.
Thanks OF the association are
given all who have helped the work
and especially for contributions 10
the downtown headquarters. They
include The Eastern Quitting Co.
Rhodes Brothers. Fishers. Craig
Furniture Co. and schoenfelds'
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-29
Fenner 10 Retire
AT Yard Friday
nav MEaIoS

BnFMraTo> Hear Admiral
y ~ Fsnnsf. retiring on Friday.
All 30 succeeded BY Rear Admiral
Charles = Ffrsman a. eummans
bant NJ the = = Navy yard and
the iath Naval district
Capt g A Hnnyillian. Industrial
manager ~ the yard far four
Yrars. departed "Wednesday for
ns~ duty IN fbiladslphis fis Far.
ass~ar here 10 Capt Alsxannf n.
Charlton
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-29
PORT oAIs>p.H
Former Tacoma Newspaper
Publisher Dies in Everett

William Mcintyre. VIA. siih the
late Richard HaeaiKrr and Frank.
lin X. f.ane, published the Tacoma
Daily News until ispa died TUES
day in Everett following long
illness IIa observed hls sAth
birthday on June ?
Al the outset ~ the Yukon gold
rush. Mcintyre and uossilgsf
founded the Dawson Daily News.
which they sold In 1909 They ai-o
owned the Yukon sun, Yukon
World and Fairbanks News. Miner
Mcintyre was made memisef
Of the Imperial couneii ~ Tho
Mobiles ~ the Mystic Shrine in Ia
Gonna IN 1870 lie was life aems
her u Ann Temple, Tacoma Lodge
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-29
To Confer on Lights

Owners ~ property 0n Hfnsds
Way wsre ~ caufsf uiih UNITY
n y. osNsiIl We'd
nsasiay afternoon in an effort 10
dstsrmlns what type II iEht
standard should be ussd IN the
proposal faf the installation ~
no. ornamental lights along the
downtown street after resurfaeing
IL complstrJ
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-29
stiu.DING PERMITS

A permit To- construct a rest
denee. estimated 10 cost 81 200
vas Issued Wednesday BY CITY
Building Inspector Mccormick 10
George Ham. the dwelling vii
be erected at s25i 10. sheridan
ave. A permit 10 alter a residence
At 4bl5 9Th ave. estimated 10
cost 81 900. waa issued 10 John
atrnmme.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-29

Ne - p q A NJ. ana Ivanhes
CommsndsFys NJ 4 knights
rsmplsr Far Yrars ~ waa a
member - the international Typo
graphical Union.
Mcintyre and his wife. eha sur.
wives. resided IN Tacoma until
ahuut ala years aTa ~ pa Faweett
ave a. which tima they purchased
a sunl ranch Al auhlltsa.
Funeral arrangements viii be
made IA Everett
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-29
British Offensive Is in
0ffinq, Canadian SAYS

OTTAWA. Ont. Canadian De-
Tense Minister j. l. Rslston pre-
dicted Wednesday that the British
would assume the offensive In the
war against Germany. and that
canada's overseas forces would be
I'm the thick Of H."
There is an offensive phase
coming" Rsiston asserted Just
when IL Will be 1 do not know. but
our Canadian first division j. thor
oughiy trained and ready; IL viii
he In ths thick Of IL
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-29
TAYLOR WILL SPEAK

James Taylor. president Of the
ALL in this state, will speak at
the luncheon meeting Of the
Young Mems Business club al
Hotel Winthrop Friday noon.
Coffee Specials at Cow Butter
Store. tadv.)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-29
No New Cases
OF Polio Here

DR.. Norman +. Magnussen.
Pierce county health officer. an
nounced Wednesday that no new
cases of poliomyelitis have ap-
peared in Tacoma in the past two
days and none in the county out
side the city since Aug. 20.
In other parts of the state,
though. he noted, cases are APP
pearing. four of them at Elma in
Grays Harbor county.
Development of symptoms of the
disease in a five weeks old infant
in Seattle, the doctor said, mark
the earliest any child has been af-
fected in the history of it in this
state. In case Of paralysis he said,
an infant respirator will be taken
TO Seattle from Oakland or Cam
bridge, Mass.
HOOD RIVER. 0re.-The Hood
River county school All club fair,
scheduled to open today, has been
cancelled because a third infantile
paralysis case has been reported in
the county, officials said. County
schools. however. will open on
schedule Tuesday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-29
$1,000 sPpaoPRrArEp

An emergency appropriation OF
$1,000 to pay extra cost Of pub
fishing notice in the Daily Index
of the coming Sept. 7 tax fore
closure sale was passed by the
board OF county commissioners
Tuesday afternoon.
Woundex for wounds, lacera-
tons. bites and burns. (sdv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-29
MEETING POSTPONED

Meeting Of the Veterans Kooss-
welt club, scheduled for Wsdnes-
day evening. has been postponed. Il
was announced. % members may
attend the doubls-bezder baseball
game at Athletic PARK
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-29
TO pIscttss WV SCHOOL

An open meeting for the purpose
of discussing the proposed Union
high school in the Spanaway dis
trict will be held in spanaway Met
ropolitan hall in Spanaway We'd
nesday at s p. m. Representatives
from the state and county school
boards, including Percy Cox, dep
uty superintendent of schools, viii
be present
Wedding Flowers HIM. Florist
(adv.)