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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-21
Ten million
customers can't
be 1Vyonged

CONFINES it's hard TO tell
y which is right-the saying
that figures don't lie or the
saying that you can prove any
thing with statistics. But con-
eerning one piece of wisdom
there is general agreement =
the Interests of any company
are those of its customers"
About our customers and
their interests we learn much
from statistics. Figures show
more than half the 100000
motorists who buy gasoline -
and thus form the very heart
of our business earn not more
than sos week. To them price
n important.
4 4
Researchers show, TOO, that
last year the industry supplied
improved gasoline at prices
which represented a saving of
81, SOC, 900, 900 to motorists =
when compared to the price
structure for 1928, the year
Uncle Sam has established as
the NORM"
Too small a unit is Standard
TO claim credit for lowered
prices throughout large, COM
petiuvs industry. Yet this Com
pany has done IFS share. Long
ago the figures convinced us
as we hope they'll convince you
that our interests lie with
those of ordinary folks, the reg
ular people whom America
nj least-don't have TO be rich
or favored TO consider a car
part of life, liberty, and the
pursuit of happiness.
Standard Oil Company
of California
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-21
GOES TO CONVENTION

DR.. J. Henry Hook left Tacoma
Wednesday for Denver, to attend
the National Osteopathic conven-
ton at Denver Polytechnic. He will
also visit st. Louis and plans to
return here about July 20.
Wedding Flowers. HIM, Florist.
fady. J
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-21
Core Of the News
LICENSED IN RENO

A marriage license was issued in
Reno, New, Wednesday to Cordia
A. Johnson, %. Fort Lewis, and
Edith Choice, 10, Woodland, Calf.
Always better butter at Cow
Butter Store. adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-21
CLUB SEES MOVIES

Motion pictures of the Narrows
bridge construction were shown
by Clarence Warner at the last
meeting Of the Old Tacoma I'm
provement club. Members discussed
plans for entering a float in the
July / parade
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Nelson, Leonard Peck, Max Rosen,
Gilbert Richards and Jack
Williams.
La gaceta., 1940-05-31
DEPORTE
LIGA AMERIC CANA

Yankees y Medals Rojas Sc
repartieron los laureles del do
BILE juego de aver, en- New York.
Red Ruffing lanz6 de manera
sensational, en- ell primero, y So
10 pudieron batearle dos hits.
lie TOGO la derrota al zurdo Gro
We, a quien sustituy6 Bagby.
En- Ell segundo partido Hash
dei6 a los Yankees en- seis hits,
mientras sus companeros, con
Ia. anotaban IL carreras.
Finney, ell ri del Boston, dis
par6 cinco hits en- Ell segundo y
Tabor tres.
Boston DC, Oh, Oe; New Yorl
DC, Oh, lie.
Boston lie, 14h, De; N. Yorl
DC, Oh, lie.
Los dos Gnicos errores del d
BILE juego los cometi6 la tercer
base del New York, Knicker
booker.
La gaceta., 1940-05-31
beso de hermana!

beso de hermana!
Y son6 un chaSquido... ell ruiz
DO de un beso que estaila en- pie.
ma mejilla, en- plena frente..,
Agueda sinti6 que toda su san
gre Sc agolpaba en- su cabeza,
La indignation, ell asco, Ell o.
do, la ahogaban..
Sentiase arder, Ell verse trail
cionada, escarnecida por su ma
rido y por aquella... gOlfG, en-
su propia casa.
Entonces, no queriendo tener
la menor duda de este TAM. in
mundo y TAM. indecente que es-
taban oyendo sus sentidos. apar
10 lentamente Ell PORTER, lanzan-
do una mirada al salon cast en-
sombras.
IAN, los infamesl
iLoS descubri6, east en- q cen
tro de la estancia, abrazados, es-
trechados como en- I'm transpor.
- de pasi6nl.-
La gaceta., 1940-05-31
Undo. comiendo pastas.

Undo, comiendo pastaS.
Luego fu@ a casa de los de No
roma, recogiendo a Merceditas
en- su coche, Y llevandola a Ia
Castellana Y al Retro.
Aqui tuvo que parar Ell coche
varias wees para hablar con o.
.tras amigos, entire elias la ele-
gantisima Y cada vez mas linda
Maria Calamari, hija tambien
de italianos, Y que, como Ague-
da, conducia su magntfieo co.
che. aunque de marca distinta,
un Fiat soberbio y llamativo...
Dieron luego una vuelta por
el centro, hasta que Mercedes
Sc qued6 a la puerta de una lyle
STA donde habia novena.
Y Agueda dudaba 81 dirigir
"a coche al Spring Club de la
Gale de Sevilla, sociedad femc-
nina deportiva, o bien a la Puer
ia del Sol, a eomprarse algunas
belas y algunas cOsas en- casa de
La gaceta., 1940-05-31

su pequeno secretaire, de uno De
cuyos cajones extrajo el collar
que iba a llevar al joyero.
Pero antes de salir, sinti6se
empujada por una curiosidad
completamente femenina, a yer
a su marido y a aquella Maria
de la Cruz, que va la habian d.
che estuvo aqui los dias pasa-
dos.
IA que hacia la pdjSra esta
tantas visitas al palacio?
Intrigada, Sc acerc6 de punti-
Has hasta la puerta del salon
donde estaban Pope v Maria.
Y escondida detras de un Dor
timer y de uno De aquellos jarro-
mes gigantescos que adornaban,
a guisa de anforas griegas, mu-
chas de las puertas del palaciO,
Ell dido.
De pronto Sc puso lfvida.
Acababa de or Ia veg do 81
maTido, que dscta:
La gaceta., 1940-05-31
Domingo Tones :peleara hoy con Lefty Young
Un tanto pOr ciento Para Ia Cruz ~F4ograha

Buster Carroll, en- cuyo favor
Sc emachete6" recientemente y
en- perjuicio de Torres combat
"a en- Ell semifinal con Ray In
gram, estrella de POGO brillo.
Ingram sostiene que lie dara
ma sorpresa a Carroll y este
para no variar, asegura que lie
dara una sorpresa a Ingram.
Rudy, Cancela, fuerte pdgil
local, tendra de oponente a Leon
Foucart, de Jacksonville. All ven
cedor sc lie ha ofrecido un match
con Ell ''hotelero'' Tommy Co
mez.
La primera pelea de la noche
Ia sostendran Bob Monin, que 10
mismo rihe en- Ell terreno que en-
Ia Gale, Y Woody Jones.
Sera una pelea dura para Mo
min y las apuestas Sc haran a
favor de Jones.
I'm tanto por ciento de 10 que
ell programa p~roduzca Sc desti-
nara a la Cruz Roja. Plausible
I'm tanto por ciento de 10 que
otros,
La gaceta., 1940-05-31
LTGA

Venciendo dos wees a los
de Chicago, Ell primer jue-
go con Paul Derringer y ell Sc
gundo con Moore, Shoffner y
Beggs, los Rojos de Cincinnati
retornaron aver al primer lugar
de la Liga. Sc debi6 el retornc
a la doble victoria de los Gigan-
ties sobre los Dodgers.
Lee perdi6 Ell desafio inicial
por Ell Chicago, y Passeau Ell Sc
gundo. vi hit de Johnny Rizzc
do a los Rojos la carrera defin
tiva, en- Ell segundo,
Cincinnati &c, Oh, De; Chica
go &c, 10h, lie.
Cincinnati &c, 16h, lie; Chic
go &c, 14h, De,
La gaceta., 1940-05-31
Wilbur Shaw gano la carrera de 500 milas
su teroera victoria en- Indianapolis

indianapolis, mayo 31.-Un
veterano de las carreras de In
dianapolis, Wilbur Shaw, con-
quist6 aver su tercera victoria
en- las 500 millas, siendo ovacio-
nado por Ell pdblico.
Paso la meta detras de Shaw,
con una desventaja de 21b mi
Has, Ell tambi6n famoso 'driver'
Rex Mays, de Glendale, Califor
MIA.
La lluvia limit6 la velocidad
de los c0ches Y ell promedio de
velocidad de Shaw, un hombre
d 81 ahos, fue de 114,277 mi
Has por bora.
Shaw gui6 sin ayuda y solo pa
re- dos wees para tomar gasoli-
ma y zanzibar los p~Teumaticos.
BESIDE las 375 millas hasta las
500 Sc mantuvo Ia carrera baio
Ia bandera amarillo . sehal de
precauci6n mayor.
Esto les oblig6 a diSminuir la
velocidad,
Mauri. de Columbus, Ohio; fl
naliz6 en- tercer lugar; Ted
Horn, de Hawthorne, New Jer-
sey, Ell cuarteI Joel Thorne, de
Tucson, Arizona, Ell quinte, v en-
La gaceta., 1940-05-31

orden successive Bob Swanson,
Frank Wearne, Mel Hansen,
Frank Brisko Y Harry Nc
Quinn. Completaron ell recorri-
do 10 de los 33 drivers que ini-
ciaron la competition, entire e.
Hos Ell frances Rene Lebegue.,
Tres academies oc~hrrieron.
Rail Riganti, Ell argentine, cho-
GO contra ell muro, en- Ia curva
sur, y fue lanzado de su coche,
cayendo en- ell c6sped. Sc lie llev6
a un hospital, donde lie asistie-
ron de heridas en- la nariz y do
lores en- la espalda.
Unos pocos segundos despues
Tommy Hennershitz, de Read
ing, Pa, Sc fracturaba ell bra2O
derecho al cerrarse, inesperada-
mento, los frenos de su coche.
MOmentos mas tarde Ralph
Hepburn cayo en- una Hbarrera'
igual, pero logr6 parar ell coche.
Duke Nalon salt6 con su Co
che de la pista luego de haber
cubierto una distanTa de 092
millaS. Una seria averfa en- Ell
motor produjo ell accidente.
La gaceta., 1940-05-31

En- Ia Arena de los tantos pof
cientos y la mediocridad boxiss.
tica, mediocridad cr6nica, Ell Gu
bano Domingo Torrs Sc batira
esta noche, a 10 asaltos, con 81
campe6n del peso weller del
Sur, campe6n creadoy aqui pa
ra beneficio de los que desean
yer campeones "inventados".
Como en- sus peleas anterio-
res, y presionando por sus pro-
blemas economics, Torres de-
bera darle a Young una apre-
ciable ventaja en- Ell peso.
Los padrinos del joven ame-
ricanO aseguran que este al
canzara su 12P victoria conse-
.cutiva... Y todas elias con p1gi-
les de la cuarta division.
La promesa de Young para
Torres es de que limitara su Pc
so a las libras; pero las PRONE
sas son arrastradas por ell vien-
to en- los dominios de Mr., La
Marque, en- 10 que al peso Sc re
fiere.
81 mejor peso del cubano fluc
tia entire las l39 y las 40,
La gaceta., 1940-05-31

|COmprendes ahora por 10
que mi corazon sinti6 siempre
tanta simpatia, tanto carino dul
ice Y bueno hacia tf1
iAhl..,
JQu6 era esto2
iATuello era, a no dudarlo, la
voz uncomfortable de Pepe... de
su esposoi
~ en- Ell salon no habia nadie
mas que Ell marques y MariaI
~ Sc tuteabanl
~ estaban cambiando frases
amorosas!
iAh, infamesl
El asombro, la indignation.
hIcieron a Agueda suspender 81
aiiento, para seguir el curse de
la charla de los dos traidores.
Ahora Maria musitaba, con
voz de dulce abandono:
II Hermano miOl... tDejame,
we &c 70 ahoTa L. que b d un
La gaceta., 1940-05-31
BOBBY IVY DEROTO A HAP
PER

New York mayo Colombia
tiendo ~fieramente, Bobby Ivy,
de Hartford, venci6 por puntos
a Lee Harper, de Jamaica, los
dos del peso ligero. Harper trio
a su contrario., en- ell primer asal
tod, pero en- ell tercero y en- ell
cuarto 10 derribaron a Ell.
Nat LiftIn, del Bronx, hizo ia
bias con Pablo Dano, y Ell italia
no Vicente Dell'Orto superb a
Henry Huerta, de Peoria.
La gaceta., 1940-05-31

Carl Hubbell estaba aver en-
su forma perfecta y los Dodgers
Sc quedaron en- un hit y sin ca
rreras, en- ell primer partido. En-
ell segundo, que dur6 IL innings,
los Gigartes hicieror 3 carreras
La gaceta., 1940-05-31

Y dijo en- tono respetuoso, al
tempo que Sc deScubria:
5iAh, sonora marquesa! Fl
senior marques no ha salido to-
davia.
An, no?-Se extrah6 A.
gueda, observando entonces que
Ell coche estaba tambien en- Ell
zaguan era ode casa.
No, sonora. Fue a salir, pc
no lego una vista.
Il Quien7
Una senora. NJ recuerdo
Ell nombre... La senora... la Sc
nora, Isl, Ia sonora de Ndnez!
Esa sonora emparentada con los
senores marqueses de Rio Yer
de.
1Ah, yal
Agueda Sc dirigi6 q uno de los
salones del piso bajo, atrave-
y penetrandO luego en-
despacho.
En- unO do Ice GngulOs esta6a
La gaceta., 1940-05-31
o LIZ e BEL
UOISE

New York, mayo 31.-En
una pelea efectuada en- Ell Coli
SEQ, Steve Belloise, del Bronx,
venci6 por puntos a Sammy
LTstspring, de Toronto, en- el
Canada. Dur6 la pelea ocho asal
tos.
Belloise estrello su derecha
contra la mandibula de Sammy,
en- differences ocasiones, pero no
Sc lie vic utillzar la izquierda,
Andy Melia, de Astoria, venci6
por puntos a EMO IonaMi, de
Italia.
La gaceta., 1940-05-31

Sc S0LICITA una sehora 10
ven y de la raza blanca para a
tender a los quehaceres de una
casa. Lame por Ell telefono MI
nero M 1044.
La gaceta., 1940-05-31

en- 81 decimo segundo. Cada mo-
vera emple6 cuatro lanzadcres.
Hamilton fue 81 pitcher derrcta
do, en- ell primero, y Wyatt en-
ell 1ltimo. La victoria Sc lie acre
ditto a Lohrman.
New York &c, 14h, Oe; Broo-
+klyn 0c, In, &c.
Nsw York 12c, 20h, lie; Broo
SC, 12h, De.
La gaceta., 1940-05-31
OIbscurecia.

ObScurecia.
Era esa bora de intensa be-
lleza en- la ciudad, cuando a los
dolores ambarinos y muertos
del erepdsculo, que aun lucen en-
ell cielo lechoso de la tarde, Sc
mezclan los resplandores blan-
cos roios, verdes y azules de Ia
Illumination fantastica de item
das, de fachadas, de carteles...
Agueda baj6 Alcala con su
magnifico cOehe, y en- menos de
cinco minutes pas6 ante la Puer
ia y emilio el bulevar de Velaz-
quez, apeandose en- el mismo "a
guam de su palacio.
Braulio Sc precipit6 a soste-
ner la portezuela, al descubrir a
ia sonora marQuesa".
La gaceta., 1940-05-31

Dos victorias alcanzaron los
Tigres sobre los Browns, utili-
zando a los pitchers Bridges y
Rowe. Niggsling perdi6 Ell pri-
nero por Ell San Luis y Cofman
ell segundo.
San Luis 1c, III, De; Detroit
&c, 5h, De.
San Luis &c, Oh, lie; Detroit
15c, 13h, De.
La gaceta., 1940-05-31

Los Senadores fueron vapulea
dos en- Ell primer juego con los
Atl6ticos; pero ganaron Ell Sc :
gundo.
Heusser gan6 Ell primero, aun
que lie batearon IA hits. lie TOGO
perder a Hudson. Masterson
venci6 en- Ell segundo y la derrr-
ia Sc lie anot6 a Caster.
Washington sc, 14h, 2e; Fila
DELTA 7c, 17h, 4e.
Washington lac, 13h, De; FL
adelfia &c, 3h, lie.
La gaceta., 1940-05-31

Chicago 1c, Oh, Oe; Cleveland
&c, III, De.
Chicago 1c, 5h, De; Cleveland
Sc, Oh, lie.
La gaceta., 1940-05-31

Con los pitchers A. Smith y
Milnar los Indios d%errotaron
dos wees a los Medias Blancas.
Ell primer juego fue I'm duelo
entire A. Smith Y E.. Smith y el
Begundo entire Milnar y Thorn
ton Lee.
La gaceta., 1940-05-31

Durante dos o tres horas, A
guedita estuvo aun entregada a
sus ocupaciones habituales.
Fue al te de la viuda de Pla,
donde Sc encontr6 con Otamen-
di, Ell doctor que la hacia la cor
t.. y con el que charlOte6 de 10.
La gaceta., 1940-05-31

Escolar, cuando, de prontO re-
cord6 que habia de nevar al TO-
zero uno de sus collares de per-
las, roto noches pasadas.
La gaceta., 1940-05-31
TONIC SEGUNDO
"a MUCHACHA
DE LA CALF

Else dia avisare a mi marido, pa
"a que finjamos que seguimos
en- la luna de miel...
Agueda sali6 al jardin.
En- seguida subi6 al magnifico
roadster Cadillac que la espera-
ba Y Sc perdi6, como una bala,
en- direction al paseo de Rosa
les.
La gaceta., 1940-05-31

Perdieron las Abejas un desa-
flo yganaron Ell segundo. Alton
SO Lopez particip6 en- los dos
juegos y no pudo batear de hit.
Filadelfia Sc, Oh, 2e; Boston
1c, 5h, 2e.
Filadelfia 1c, Oh, De; Boston
SC, Oh, Oe.
La gaceta., 1940-05-31
LA GACETA

a peri6dico en- idiOmA ESPAhel
a. mas circulation en- Tampa
La gaceta., 1940-05-31

guscripci6n semanal: 20 C.
,S0s Ia. Ave-, YbOr City, Fla.
TeEsfono Y 1892
La gaceta., 1940-05-31

vlctOriano Manteiga, Editor
La gaceta., 1940-05-31

~ Coinmb'a tene un terreno para Ell estaciona-
mIehto DE los eoehes dc sus elientes. en- IL cale %, y un
serene para el debido cuidado. Lleve ALI So coche, hay
Evening star., 1940-12-13
April Convention
Plans Discussed
Bv c.. A. r. GROUP

Plans for the annual convention
of the National Society, Children
of the American Revolution, in
April were discussed at a meeting of
the Board of Management of the
society yesterday at Memorial Con-
tinental Hall. Mrs. John Morrison
Kerr, national president, presided.
Mrs. Lewis 5. Rhodes was ap-
pointed chairman of the convention
and color-bearers; Mrs. Roger Will
liams, program chairman, and Miss
Catherine Caldwell, Miss Charlotte
Garland and Mrs. Arthur E. KIM
berly. vice chairmen and color
bearers.
Mrs. Harry Neville Howard, ma
tional registrar, reported 1923 new
members and Mrs. Geoffrey Creyke,
national organizing secretary, re-
ported new societies in Kansas,
Michigan, Nebraska, New York and
Tennessee.
Three antique beaded bags, which
had belonged to Mary Ann Milward
Uhler, who died in 1924, were pre-
sented to the society by Theodore
Clay Uhler. jr., Of Arlington, Va.
Mrs. William H. Pouch. honorary
national president and national
chairman of the C. A. R. Grand
mothers Committee, sent a request
to her committee members urging
them to form auxiliary units of the
American Red Cross. Grandmoth-
ers' committees have been formed
in % States since the activity was
authorized in 1888 A similar ac-
Evening star., 1940-12-13
Junior Dance Club
Arranees Party

A dance will be given by the
Junior Dance Club of the Chevy
Chase Woman's Club on December
80 from pm. to l am at the club
house. Members of the club who
expect sons and daughters home
during the Christmas holidays are
sending in names for the invitation
list to Mrs. Irving Zirpel. 1908 Jenifer
street NV, and Mrs. F. c. Craig
head, 5301 Forty-first street NV.
Extra guest tickets will be limited.
Mrs. George N. Mathews, chair
man Of the Dance Club, entertained
the committee at tea Sunday.
Mrs. Ted Norcross is arranging
the decorations, Mrs. Elmer Pusey,
the refreshments. and Mrs A.
Keohler, the orchestra. Each Is
being assisted by committee.
Evening star., 1940-12-13
Club Will Present
Barbecue Supper

A Christmas meeting and barbe-
cue supper will be given by the
Junior Alumnae Club of Pi Beta
Phi Tuesday at pm. at the home
of Mrs. Guy Champion, jr.. 37l2
Morrison street NV. Mrs. Erskine
Hamilton and Mrs. George Remick
are in charge of arrangements and
Miss Elsa Winters is in charge of
the Committee on Transportation.
Guests at the meeting will be Mrs.
Samuel Spruce, Gamma province
president; Mrs. James Grear, prov
ince vice president, and Mrs. Reg
inald Pledger. president of the
Washington Alumnae Club.
Evening star., 1940-12-13
MIR. and Mrs. Ames
Entertaining Guests

Miss Barbara Sanders of jackson
Miss, is the week end guest of her
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
man B. Ames. She came here after
attending the meetings of the
American Farm Bureau Federation
in Baltimore.
Miss Sanders edits the Co-opera-
tive Farmer, official organ of the
Mississippi Farm Bureau Federation
and the Mississippi Federated Co.
operatives. She is said to be the
youngest editor in Mississippi.
Evening star., 1940-12-13
Fraternity to Mark
Founders DaN

A founders day luncheon will be
given by Beta Chapter of Phi Delta
Gamma National Fraternity for
graduate women tomorrow at 1:3O
pm. at the Kennedy Warren.
In addition to the candlelight
service. the program will include
piano selections by Miss Hazel Bor-
den and violin solo by Mrs. H. L.
Sangster, accompanied by Mrs.
Frances Doty. Mrs. E. Franklin
Odor, jr,, will give reading.
Invitations have been extended to
founders of the chapter. former
officers and inactive members.
Evening star., 1940-12-13
Officers Elected

Mrs. Richard Glenn Hawthorne
has been elected president of the
Herndon Young Woman's Club.
Other officers are Mrs. Calvin Kid.
well. vice president; Mrs. Waite
Wilkins, recording secretary; Miss
Willie Kirk, corresponding secre-
tary; Mrs. Douglas Wilson, treasurer:
Mrs. Harland Lewis, historian. and
Mrs. Russell Gillette, parliament
tartan.
Evening star., 1940-12-13
Miss Estep Guest
OF Mrs. COrbv

Miss Lois Estep of Larchmont.
N. Y. is the week end guest of
Mrs. Charles I. Corby of Corby
Farm on Rockville Pike.
Mrs. Corby and Miss Estep and
Mrs. William Shannon will leave
for Miami, Fla, Monday to spend
the winter. Miss Estep and Mrs.
Shannon will be guests of Mrs.
Corby until after Christmas.
Evening star., 1940-12-13

tivity is sponsored by the Sons Of
the American Revolution, with
Frank B. Steele as national chair
man.
Grandmothers and grandfathers,
through the committees, have the
privilege of enrolling their grand
children in the G. A. R., either as
members at large or as members of
a particular society. The commit
tees also assist in establishing
lineage records.
Evening star., 1940-12-13
Talk on Parks

Miss Isabelle F. Story will speak
on National Parks-What. Where
and Why?" before the Society of
Women Geographers at a meeting
tomorrow at pm. at the home of
Mrs. Harry A. Mcbride.
Mrs. w. Chaplin Huntington, the
president, will preside.
Evening star., 1940-12-13
Salon Is Held

Much interest centered around
the Thursday evening salon at the
Chalet Non Pariel Art Gallery last
night. Mr.. Soterios Nicholson, au-
thor OF War or a United World"
was the speaker of the evening. The
author also showed motion pictures
of present-day Greece as well as
some slides of ancient buildings
about which he talked informally.
Evening star., 1940-05-08

A delightful assortment Of
Whitman candies In Q beau. -
tiful Mothers Day box with =
carnation trim.
Evening star., 1940-11-20

Ruth. 1853; Superintendent of
Treasury Buildings. j. D. Fox,
110.8l; Accounting Division, Office
of the Treasurer of the United
States, r. L. Church, l02. %; General
Accounts, Office of the Treasurer of
the United States, L. v. Moore,
101.76: Securities Division, Office of
the Treasurer of the United States,
Mrs. Olga Hursh, 10367; Office of
the Secretary. United States Mari
time Commission, r. L. Mcdonald,
102.79; United States Tariff Com
mission, Raymond B. Stevens,
1852: Consultants, Compensation
and Pensions, Veterans Admins
tration, r. L. Buttrey. 1878; Con-
troll and Adjusted Compensation
Accounts. Finance and Insurance,
Veterans Administration, H. v.
Alexander, 104.47; Chief of Coast
Artillery, War Department, Helen
M. Barnett. 1908; Corporation
Counsels ONCE, District of Colum-
bia Government, Raymond B.
Keech, 1852; Cosmetology Board,
District of Columbia Government.
Lillienne Cowan, 102.27; Hospital
Permit Bureau, District of Columbia
Health Department., Dr. R. F. Tobin,
12368; Coolidge High School. T. j.
Holmes. 106.89; Woodrow Wilson
High School, N. j. Nelson. 110.46.
Evening star., 1940-11-20
Carl T. Welsh Dies;
Market Service Official

Carl F. Welsh, A, hay inspector
at the Department of Agriculture,
died Monday at Providence Hospital.
Funeral services were held this
morning at the S. H. Hines funeral
parlor at 2901 Fourteenth street
NV. Burial was in Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery.
Mr.. Welsh was assistant marketing
specialist in the Marketing Service.
His duties, in addition to inspection
of hay, consisted of working in the
hay laboratory.
Native of Williamsport, Pa, he
attended the Michigan State Agri-
cultural College and later the
Southeastern University Law School
here.
A World War veteran, Mr.. Welsh
was a member of the Potomac Post,
No. 4. American Legion. The post
conducted preliminary rites last
night.
He was member of the Potomac
Heights Community Church His
widow, Mrs Ella M Welsh, and his
father. Joseph E. Welsh, survive.