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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-11

One Hundred Attend Dinner
Prior 10 the ball. members 81
Nacirema held their installation
dinner at the club II was here
that Roy Morton. after seventeen
years. made his farewell speech as
president and handed the gaveI 10
Samuel X. Russell pr Thomas
Love was toast-master and intro
duced Charles II. Mshoney. who
proved an eloquent speaker also
County Auditor Ray SNYDER and
Judge Thomas Maher.
All this was 10 honor the new of-
fcers and set them OF on the right
track. They are Samuel n Rus
sell. president: Robert r. Fletch-
err. vice president; William L..
Summers. corre~p onding secretary.
Ellis Ia Herring. financial secre-
tary: Dr. Ira l.. Whithy. treasurer:
and stanton ". Wells and Frank
D. Davis on the hoard OF directors
On With The Dance ....
As the lovely ladies entered on
the arms OF their respective e.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-11
Cowd OF Reoeler Intends
altar Guild Supper Dance

hand. Mrs. Hudsons fitted blue
lace was studded with glittering
stones.
Others dancing gaily about were
the Robert Parkers. the Alex Grif-
frs. Mrs. Annie Green in sleek
blue satin: Mrs. Haley Bell, Lang
don Daniels. DIR. Albert Johnson.
Alix Smith. the Steve Rodens.
Julian Holder, Mrs. Elmo Leyere
and on and on.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-11
~ &Withe M Wm1Ntl <&: =
Mllady Dons levels, Laces
For Smart .Nacurma Bali

Music. Fahonab dressed maids and maons! Gay spirits.
Orchids the variety all served to make the Nacma
ballroom. May abaze
the portals poured society dressed like As
with is and wearing pearls there 20 cn
light the strains Of Leroy Smiths
night! Friends followers OF Nacrema
busted on slippers had themselves time!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-11
The Golden Gate Opened

Then the coast Oakland to be exact ia
Hudson regal lady grandest and four
scars-did you hear? Four Up at Thelma Huhns
Saturday Brooks Smith julie
one-tenh She is at the "Y plans pick ND
Chicago, Montreal back
her home Oakland
She listened tales of Marva Louis display clothes
the fashion Pittsburgh She th,
she'll put there have all model Have mercy
expenses paid but STILL have mercy
is friend o Eddie Robinson Golde Walden
happy by all. Golde week
She founced around all of the parties herself
ball She's such fun always hate to her
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-11
Thunder on theSocial Front
The Talk Comes To Our Town.

Julie Bless her little co heart over Fra
hand passed. OF pencils usual wit ana
laundering She's sessions ana
dug up Julia Bunny Couers eva
Afro-Americas journalistic sweetheart the NJ
infnites fingers tip She woke our L
pounding getting ready press tn
chile She after years OF It. Most n
being long knowing that years yo
stick with smile.
Everybody who has her for the hrst time Gosh
didn't REALLY thought you talked sA
your folks" oh the stuff really there,
just pork chops everything vouN
al rirh
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-11

The quilt TO be raffled by the
Ytirahc club at bingo in May.
won't keep you warm until Oc-
tober. The bingo has been post
poned until then.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-11
Pitter, Patter

We don't imagine that sr bsarI4
though slight alteration while
cause When bishop 4
But not Russ When he good p
the chair from him Russ with
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-25
80 Additional
Register Here

Thirty-three xognr men have
registered their gratitude with
County Auditor = Clifford Davis
that draft reeistrnnts have been
granted sn extension q time
since OFT IL
Nest of tho late arrivals have
becn fishermen. the auditor sad,
men unable = set ashore e. ths
registration date. At that al
those registering tate. he showed,
haven't Eel home vet Several
gave addresses cut 81 the county.
Men % draft ages from almost
every state in the rnstea states
registered In Tacoma and Pierce
county precincts On oct q.
Cards 81 at we're heing sent out
Thursday. one even 70 hawaii,
Where % put The cards q these
who registered their addresses
simply a. transient will have 10
be figured out by the draft boards.
Pierce county registration slso
has received The benefit q many
persons who signed np away nom
home Auditor Davis Vas pre-
senting the draft boards In the
county i.l2t more cards Thursday
which have come n from other
counties and states.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-25
Contest Over Job
Brought 10 End

me dispute Ahout employment
% = motor service mar and ua
81 TRUSTEES Al the police de-
partment garage vss At an end
Thursday.
Edward @ Rinkeneerger jr..
whose claim fer the position and
compensation Il motor sers1es
man. police garage. Was . mattvr
Il contested hearing . few dsys
age. filed . written withdrawal
with the commission Wednesday
night Tho commission accepted.
One Of the controversial points
raised during the recent hearing
was that concerning the police
department custom Of assigning
prisoners from the etiy jail 70
wash and clean the ls police cars
housed at The garage.
The commission received from
the corporation counsers office .
written opinion that use Of prls-
oners for labor about headquarters
was legal. and that the practice
IL well recognized In most cities.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-25
Canada, u. S. Plan
Linking Airporis

VANCOUVER. y. e. Ths Van
eauvsr sun said Wednesday In
dispatch from ottawa that eaafsF-
snces are being held between United
states ard Canals effieisls aimed
At the setting up n q series II air
fields through the esnfsr n BRITISH
Columhia n link Alaska wtth TIA
stats n Washington.
Canadian and United States Of
ficlas are plotting nut q series -
fields and stations roughly On th@
route starting AZ Vancouver ~
spohane through TIE central lahls-
land ~ n O. the pspsr said
Aifflsids ere Planned for sssh
400 miles ~ thu route said Ths
Hun. vith ksy points st Prince
osorne. u G.. Wits ftDFss. rakan.
and Fairbanks Aiasha
The plan was said - have hssH
svolysd following an inspection a
tho route by Major General ". d.
Arnald. commanding TIE air force
Of the 4 : army. several months
ago.
The nun stated III fss 90
more emergency sirfisids are IN.
stalled between Prince ossrEs AMI
White iierss. roads will have 10
ss built oonnsctinE them and with
Ia = fs~ pears the y c.Aiaska
highway all come lnie hssns"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-25

Funeral services for william @.
Cameron. pioneer Tacoma eve.
ear, NOSE and threat specialist,
who died "Wednesday at his home.
6o7 No. G ST.. will be held Friday
at .. m. from the Buckley-king
chapel The Rev. Robert pfelffer
will officiats. Services will be
followed by private burial In Ia
coma cemetery.
Active pallbearers VIII be Grant
Hellar. Byron Scott. Paul Graft.
Charles Hurley. Keith Middleton
and Warren Brown.
Honorary pallbesrsrs will In
clude John r. Arkiey. W. r.
stephens. Charles u. Herald. Ar
thur @. Priehard. pr. Charles r.
Engels. Charles ". Lea. pr. A. II.
Hills. DIR. Robert II. Beach. Dr.
Horace J. whitacrs. DR.. W. p.
Penney. DIR. Frederick Adams and
Ernest Demarest.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-25
Terry Peiius 10 /!
Be Forum Speaker

Meredith frsrrYl retius fer=
me- raspua reporter snH 49,
editor ~ Seattle newspaper
sponsored ~ ths Washington
Commonwealth Fsdefailnn. 9TH -
the speaker sunday ct : n'ciuck
Al ths \ " C. A IN ths current
series q ths raeams ffnsfeesvs
Fcsum. Il was announced hy Or.
Mary Aiirs Hoover chairman
Terry sill speas ~ 'LsesanH
rrum Earcpes Defeats Nhich
sia include discussions al ~ha .
IN blame for World war Nd ..
prospects 81 ths 1 3 Remaining
81 peace. and hos Roosevelt snf
Wilihis stand on ths ar question:
At conclusion 81 The adfFeau.
= which ne public ls invited.
Pstius eth answer questions ffnru
the audience
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-25
Prioriiies Board
Is Established

WASHINGT0N-The most pow
srful body for government control
Of industry In peacetime history
was set up Wednesday to clear
potential industrial obstacles from
the path Of defense production.
Acting under an act of congress
passed June rs, President Roose-
welt late Tuesday established, by
executive order, a priorities board.
with authority to command indus
try TO produce and deliver defense
materials ahead OF goods pre-
viously ordered for private account
or for export.
A few hours later the govern
ment, acting under a more recent
presidential authorization, COM
mandeered for the army air corps
ITO warplanes built for Sweden but
never exported. The action. for
mally protested by the Swedish
government, was taken on the
grounds the planes were urgently
needed" for advanced training
purposes.
FARMINGDALE. N. Y. -Th G
10 combination dive bombing
fighting planes, built by Republic
Aircraft corporation here for Swe-
den and Communicated by the U. s.
government. were being loaded
Wednesday onto railway flat ears,
repeatedly destined for the Philip
pine islands.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-25
LaCasa and Son
Named in Suit

nf James A. fa1ass and ~
sen. James A j. were NAMED
defendants In a $4,000 personal
injury suit On file IN siperief
court here thursday
II was filed b. George MaEiil
~ st5s "a. Puget Sound ave. in
hls own interests and - guardian
fof hls child FrsnkiYn n Ma
rili who was knocked down On
Union ave last Aue ~ ~ = car
driven by James A. Lagsss. u.
The accident oacuffea about ~
feat from the corner ~ Union
ave and 10 ssth II. MaKiil states
but he charges the boy had
reached the centsrllns ~ the as
foot street and vas waiting for
traffic when he VAS struck
The MsKill child suffered ;
skull fracture, multiple fracture
~ The left lex and '',Eounds
bruises, Commissions and laeefs.
tions on all parts NJ hls hody lnn
numerous 10 mention" the com.
plant states
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-25
Riddell Resigns
F ederal Position

Rumors that c. NJ. Riddcll. we'll
known attorney and Taeomas
wartime mayor" had resigned ~
referee IN bankruptcy for Tacoma
district OF federal court, were cnn-
firmed Thursday In an order re-
eelved from Seattle
The order, signed BY Federal
Judges Lloyd L. Black and John C.
Bowen. accepted Riddell's resig.
nation. which WAS effective A. q
Oct. 10. The order was signed In
Seattle Wednesday. but was not
received a. the federal clerks
office here until shortly before
noon Thursday.
u. s. District Attorney J. Charles
Dennis said that appointment Of
. successor 10 Riddell. who has
served az bankruptcy referee the
past 10 years. would be made by
federal judges.
Attaches Al the federal building
said the reason for Riddell's rssig-
nation was given a. III health.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-25

shift crew handled 81 cars OF logs
that day. Rumsey states.
At the mill, however, other mem
bers Of the cfo organization re-
fused 10 handle the cars. on which
the company must pay demurrags
of IS each day per car.
The company. complains
Rumsey. cannot survive such
coercive activity.
Sept. 10 and IL, he states. he
was employed In the company ma
chine shop but the next day the
IVA local declared everything he
handled there 10 be not" 20 he
was laid off.
Engineer Rumsey asked a re
straining order against the CIO
union and Judgment against II and
all its members for loss Of wages
until he in reinstated.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-25
Spain Is Viewed
As Natural Ally

BERLIN - Spain under Gen.
Francisco Franco naturally should
be allied with the axis powers and
fighting" Great Britain for her
vital interests in the future. It was
stated officially today In informa-
ton to the foreign press.
The comment was made avail
able to the foreign press. as news
papers emphasized Adolf Hitler's
conference at ths Spanish frontier
with Franco yesterday and a. Nazi
spokesman ridiculed British sug-
gestions that the fuehrer's confer
ences with Pierre Laval, vice pre-
mier OF France, arose from fear Of
increased British power.
Hitler spoke for Italy an well a.
Germany In the conference with
Franco, which was . sequel" 70
his conference with italian Premier
Benito Mussolini % Bremen pass,
the authoritative national zeitung
said.
After the axis powers
showed TINT they were ''broth-
err In arms" with Spain during
the e3vil war, N Vas stated,
spain naturally and nece<-
sarily continued on the SIDE Of
the axis.
The wounds inflicted on Spain
by England earlier in history" give
Spain . vital interest In the nature
Of the future peace Of Europe. Il
concluded.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-25
City Gets It's Cut
From Gasoline Tax

state Easolins tsx spportian'
nisnfs - Taeoma WsFs increased
so t7s ~ Thursday
me apppftionnsnt sAs on ths
August aistrlhutlon AMI brought
70 tis4 .sOz ths total sppoftionssi
70 Tacoma since ian I For tna
same period last year ths appoT-
tlonmsni wa tit40<z
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-25

Mctson Books 7. H. Thanksgiving Ship:
I Berthines Thursday Overcome Slump

To provide Northwest shippers
with opportunity 10 participate N
the Hawaiian Thanksgiving mar
kst schedule Of the next Matson
steaner-Aauna Ala-has been
moved up three dsyA Il wes an
nounced Thursday By cien Boyd.
local agent for the line.
Departure from Puget Sound
VIII Be Nov. ). Tacoma eerthins
win be Nov. 20.
Arrival in Honolulu win b =
fun week before Thanksgiving.
Boyd said. Due 10 limitations on
space available. shippers are urged
to make bookings a. early as pos
sible.
Meanwhiie. four ships were
in port Thursday. three Of
them 10 lift generous consign-
meats of varied freights. and
the fourth held Idle here by
the strike Of eoastwise ship
ping.
Following completion Of dis
charge Of general cargo from the
Atlantic seaboard, the Weyerhaeu-
ser steamer Heffron will lift =
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-25
MARRIAGE
Gcenges

Marriage licenses hsvs Zen
been TILED xith fhe Pierce eeunlF
aaiitaf - F1ayd kirnaman. y.
Porter. wash. All Elsie fatricIs
Hrs. r. Eima vtncent puhssn
81. at rheima nrTan. y %
FsNesit svs Frsnk . Keith. =.
leisf infantry. Csmp Murray and
Nahei n nasaa. ~. NveFsa
samuel nwar Haneon. ~ Tvs
fusa. ara Fiassnrs LuFceiie. y.
Hufun. south naEnta Kermit
FaFtsf 81 ahd Hslsr 4. hlrh=
rnand ~ bath ~ MeChnrd flslf.
Uiarsnce . Nlenlls - 30 Ne N
sna Pauline = Antefson. -. 30
Ne l. Hove = Rsveufn 81. 80
fsfh = = raYallur 81 tssnsl
Catherine Esan q sttp n. "a
enHa ass.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-25
Can't Recall Where
Goods Were Stolen

William Hoffman. rs, transient,
was held by city police Thursday
after he was found carrying stolen
articles. He was Juggling a table
model radio, q lady's coat, an cleo
trio turntable for records. a table
cloth, a box Of shotgun shells and
three shirts. He admitted they
were stolen. but couldn't rsmem-
Der where he got them
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-25
Theater Guilds First Play
OF Season Nov. 7 and 8

With the Tacoma Theater guilds
second season approaching, MEM
bers are busy working on their
first production. The opening play.
The Importance Of Being Earn
est" by Oscar Wilde, will be pre-
sented Thursday and Friday, Nov.
7 and 8. at Weyerhauser hall. Y.
w, c. A.
Rehearsals for the play are in
fun swing as cast OF II, under
the direction Of Philburn Fried
man, are busy perfecting their
parts. Also hard at work are menu
bers of the production staff as
they do their various tasks with
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-25

scenery, costuming and properties.
Harvey Smith. stage manager. and
assistants are designing and con-
structing scenery in keeping with
the play. The Theater guild Will
Use suggestive scenery with .
cycloramA Of black draperies a. q
background for the typical English
settings.
Mrs. William Knapp and Miss
Bette Flynn with an able commit
tee are gathering properties
Tickets are now on sale At
Frasers and Rhodes Book Nook,
or may be obtained by calling PR
1892.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-25
Claim Germany
Is Badly Damaged

LONDON - eystsmaiis Royal
Ar Fercs attacks % Germany
have affected - rsr cent e 80
fetal rTofartIss capacity ~ Or
MANY, ne ar ministry said Wed
Hsstav. asseiax ssiislnfoFmed faF-
siEn indastllsHsts
TIE Hinlstfs sahf isFgs ell -.
flnsFIsa in IN Ssusof district -
Hamburg 80 hssn flowed 10 clos
as result - constant uoiuhlnE -
ths nAF
Reports from Wsii.'nfarmsd fof.
siEn inaasirisiisss. sefcsaina -
~ alr ministry. showed thst thrss
lafGs ffaln elevators nsaF ths
namhufE desks enialns "a
tens II whsst M hssa Hdss.
tfayst snd Il 80 aid tsst ansks
snd deekslss bulsilaas $50 wefs
badly damaged
Tia ar ministry ssid IL I'D sel.
dsncs Of the dFstrietipn ~ nasse
meter 81 oelashk|fshsa IN Ger
many. enc 81 N largest N -
rcps. u said siso that Il possessed
evidences e large Hsflin fssterY,
rFn,iuclns precision machinery fef
Osfman armed forces has 49,
pended operations temporarily
british hombefs NeFs aata -
have inflicted heavy damage en
German railways ana ether laiFz-
city transport systsms
u Nas announced thst because
~ adverse weather conditions nrii.
lsh raids Wvfs not made ~ oh.
leeiivsa In Germany Tuesday night
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-25

Penalties for chsrss wirKss snd
Al r kor6. both srrsstsd On
charges n being drunk IN an auto.
mobile parked 81 Wright aye and
IA n -. Wednesday evening,
amounted 10 t75 saeh. but they
arriysd At the figure ~ different
routes wlrgss pasted tzs ksn.
which he forfeited In police court
kord uaa fined sf5 and oasts on
the charge. plus - ara costs for
having ne drivers license Total
costs amounted 10 60 kord went
70 Jail 10 ralss ths fine Or serve
II cut.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-25

following reports for the various
divisions: business, headed BY w.
c. Pinches. se.2si.so: residential.
led BY Mrs. Tom swsyze. ss.23o.os;
advance gifts and national corpora
tons. led by Albert Heath. ss5.s2o,
and payroll and employees. led BY
Bertil johnson. S3.ss4.5s.
Mrs. c. c. Trimble was presented
with a small prize Thursday noon
during the report luncheon be-
cause. az . colonel in thu residsn-
tisI division. shs and her group Of
workers had passed the 100 per
cent mark.
A breakfast 81 the winthrop
Thursday morning was attended
by members Of the business divi-
sion. A short talk was given by
Albert Hooker, president Of the
Federation Of Social Agencies. In
which he stressed the fact that
this year more than any other. u
10 important for the Chest 70 make
is quota"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-25
Dill 10 Abolish
N eedless Boards

NFNATCIfET - Needless sx.
penditurs Of taxpayers money 20
maintain Unnecessary stais boards
and commissions At the expense Of
the educational system established
IN public schools viii be abolished
BY former y. q senator G. G, Dan
when elected Democratic soxsr.
nor, he declared in an address here
Wednesday night which brought
10 close HE campaign In eastern
Washington.
The state legislature. ON De.
elarrd. provided laws for tins pay.
msnt BY the state n ~hool ais
triets the sum u ~ cents per day
for zach pupil attending classes
hut" he disclosed. that sum
ls not ndN being paid.
As result" Dill asserted.
.many sehool districts have been
forced 70 Increase warrant In.
drbtsdns~ and assess special isviss
IN order 10 carry on the high
standard ~ education established {"
Dill said that vhsn n. gees 10
Olympia - the governor 81 the
state n Washington no will abolish
unnecessary board and commits.
SONS
This saving" he charged.
would permit thu state 10 psy
the 70 esnts for daily pupil attend
ancs 10 school districts. would
sliminats special lsuss and aiio~
established education program 10
contiuus
DIN aala elimination Of ths un-
necessary boards would slso pro-
vide funds for construction - nsN
buildings 10 carry on nssdsd ssIu-
eatonai operations.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-25
logging Engineer Seeking
Injunction Against CLIO

A st. Paul a Tacoma Lumber
Co. logging locomotive engineer.
claiming attempted union coercion.
filed an injunction action In SUI
perior court here Thursday against
Local 2-e OF the international
Woodworksrs of America lC1o);
its president. Oscar johnson, and
secretary, Freeman L. Cochran.
The engineer, J. b. Rumsey, who
declares he Is a member of local
2506 of the Lumber 4 Sawmill
Workers lAFL) and wishes to
keep his membership. charged the
rival union with declaring any logs
or other articles handled by the
AFL group hot" and not TO be
worked.
Dispute between the rival
unions came to n head Sept 8,
Rumsey asserts, when Go
members established n picket
line and Instructions across
the tracks Mt the woods opera
ton where he worked. II also
refused TO let I. Rupard, sec
ond brakeman, and Arthur
Thomas. fireman, TO work on
his engine.
As a result, two members Of the
AFL union, Antoine Zoffel, woods
superintendent, and John Steel,
took the places Of the two engine
men. and 4. W. Allison. woods
manager for the company. removed
the track instructions. The make
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-25
Missing Womon's
Description Vivid

Police were armed with the most
vivid description of any on missing
persons files Thursday a. they
sought Catherine Bighead. z7-ysar-
Old Kootsnal Indian from Bonnsrs
Ferry. Idaho. al her husbands re-
quest.
The husband, Ignaeius nighssd.
VINO reported she left hop-picking
fields Of Toppenish. Wash. about
Oct ,. said shs wAs copper
colored. weighed about zIs pounds,
bisck-sysd. wearing q red sweater
and dark rcd dress. brown oxfords
hatisss but possibly wearing .
handkerchief wound around her
head. and about five feet. seven
inches IN height"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-25
4 Rallies
For Dill

-Four rallies for former u. y,
Senator G. c. Dill will be staged
Thursday and Friday nights
The Democratic nominee for goy-
srnor will speak At valhalia hall.
17i6li SO. X at, Thursday At .
o'clock. Later In the evening be
will bs the principal speaker at .
rally at Gig Hsrbor high school.
Friday night Dill will first adj
dress voters at orting In odd Eel
lows hall and then come 10 Tacoma
where he will BE- honorsd AT a rally
at Mason junior high school. zsiz
No. Madison Of.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-25
Making Plans
For Art Week
VIII Be Observed
Nov. IS 10 Dec. |

Important On the calendar al
Taeoma's coming events Is Ma
tioaal Art week. Nov. rs 20 Dec. 1
Although yet . month away.
preparations are already vel
under way. A group Of Taeomans
representing the civic and cultural
groups Of the city met Wednesday
evening in the studio gallery in
Jones hall at the College Of Puget
Sound with Melvin Kohler, chair
man for National Art week in
Tacoma and Southwest Washing
ton. Plans were made 10 present
= large exhibition in downtown
Tacoma
Art week is to be observed on q
national basis. the program as q
whole directed by Francis Taylor.
director of the Metropolitan Mu-
scum in New York. who was an
pointed by President Roosevelt.
Heading the program under the
direction Of Taylor Is the National
council. Mrs. William Slavery.
curator Of the Henry gallery in
Seattle, has been designated state
chairman.
The following Tacomans have
volunteered TO take an active part
IN the Art week program: Mayor
Harry Cain. Philip Garland, Earl
Mann, William Bake. Charles
Green. jrs Otto Wilde, Robert
Hager. William Redmayne, Steven
Fuller, Clayton Lupton, Lyonel
Salmon, Bert johnson. Lee Merrill.
Walter Suffer, Alfred Banner.
Robert Drummond, Mrs. Ellsworth
Power, Mrs. =. Paul Todd, Mrs.
George Burlingame, Mrs. Pearl
Lees. Mrs. Howard Kohr, Mrs.
John Goldsbury, Mrs. r. r. Tit
comNMrs. Kathryn King YoueI,
Mrs. Charles W. Orion, Miss Beat
rice Turrell, Miss Edith Ann Fogg,
Miss Jean Small and Miss Sally
Sicade.
The place for the exhibition and
definite entry requirements have
not as yet been announced.