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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-16

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winners on FRIDAY wsn play ~
Tacoma group IN Saturday with
the large dance following ~ whist
Tins the Chris Hale~toa tfuphy
sili b. awarded
Inssrmissian snssfsslnmsns vii
include spnws BY Msss Tnsodors
Davis and renao pssss. . Tap dance
by Msssss Msris n<mls ard Merriam
stacy. Miss oaissss fhsn wiIi ~
the accompanied.
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Miss Dorothy Manous. refreeh.
msnts. hiss Maris consssstins.
decorations. Miss tjoldie rhiti. pro-
gram. Miss hsneusos. housing.
sporis. dsncs. Mlns Nay Davis.
finance.
Members u ths Ahsrons. and
both the social and ths activ~
members of The Maids VIII assist
Social members of Mrs. Chfissefsr
Stacy. Mrs. Theodore Msnos. Mrs.
steven Phil. nrA Elixs Hntlis.
Mrs. Nicholas vlfne. and setives
are Misses Bella Apostle. Athena
coloKeru. Clara Custs. Annss Aiee.
Cynthia Grants. AnxsitBe con.
stantins. Alsxsndrs fsounasss
Ahspans are he~srs. hiks Hollis.
spera ksIinsse. T-hsofors Names.
Nicholas vito.. Steven PhiiI. John
Diamond. and Nicholas Morris.
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To Fat Girls

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-16
love- Guest Is
Much Feted
Mrs.. Charles e;lloolsy
Visits Mr.. and Mrs. pscs
Fer Several WeeLs

A much feted visitor In the
Northwest for the first time,
Is Mrs. Charles Gillooley OF
Davenport, Iowa. who Is
spending some time with her
brother and his wife. Mr.. and
Mrs. II. NJ. Pace Of So. Park
ave.
Mrs. Andrew Gundy enter
tanned nj a luncheon recently
honoring Mrs. Cillooley.
Places were laid for twenty At
tables prcttily decorated and
conferred with carnations and
hyacinths.
Mrs. r. n. Paul entertained mem
hers Of . birthday club recently.
In honor of Mrs. A. Lankahcer and
Mrs.. Gilloolcy.
Tuesday. Mrs. Malcolm McPhAll
Of Olympia entertained st y lunch
con and later took her guest 10 ths
Olympia Ice Arena for hockey
game.
Mrs. Pace also rave luncheon
for her sistsr-in-lsv on Friday,
Twelve guests found places IT ts-
hles made gay with the Valentine
motif and spring flowers. Guests
also welcomed home Mrs n. q.
Ellenor. who has been visiting IN
Texas for a number Of weeks. and
then went 10 Iowa whore she met
Mrs. Glllooley and The two came
west together. having . very en-
joysble trop.
Trips already have been made 10
the Mountain and 10 the ocean. ~
well an other places Of interest
adjacent 10 the city. This week
Mrs. Pace Ii with Mrs. Gliiooiey In
Vancouver. n, c. she plans 10
return home by way OF California
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-16
Miss Hazel Och
Reveals Troth
Announcement Party
Given at Home Of Sister
Mrs. Grsydon Hume in
IN fircresf

l Friends of Miss Hazel Och,
attractive daughter of Mr..
j George Och of Fircrest,
dlearned of her betrothal to
mir. 0rville J. Noel, son of Mr..
land Mrs. r. G.. Noel of 4313
$50. X ST. at a recent announce
,Iment party given at the home
,1of the bride-elect's sister,
Mrs. Graydon Hume.
Valentine eolors and favors were
dnsed throughout and the news was
kleverly revealed in the large heart
centerpiece on the table.
The wedding was solemnized In
! sarly June.
II Guests at the announcement
Arparty were Misses Helen kimball.
donna Fox, Mesdames L. o. Pull
Arin, Carl Ellis, Harvey Austermuhl,
Edward Austermuhl, George Macs
AMER, William Maesner, Leo Ho-
rmeyer. Scott Names. William
lfCapps, Carl Saunders, Joseph Hoff-
Arman, James Christilaw. Warren
,>tMischaud. Melvin Virgil. Stanley
AEucoske and L. Rubens.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-16
CLU B S

Iris circle. n. o. W.. annual card
party at s p. m. Thursday in
South Tacoma Odd Fellows hall.
Favors. Mrs. Melvin Hurnblsd,
chairman
MMae camp. X. N. A.. public card
party at Royal Neighbor hall on
Mckinley hill. at p. m. Friday.
Refreshments and favors. Mes
DANES John Horn, w. A. Edmunds
and Jack Finkle in charge.
Phil Sheridan Relief corps, No.
IS, auxiliary To g. A. r., Will cels-
brate its 4sth anniversary Friday
in the armory. Friends welcome
to 1890 luncheon and program.
Business at 1870. Initiation. Mem
bers Of other corps invited.
Ladies Aid. st. Paup. Danish
Lutheran church. IL sponsoring a
dinner IN the church parlors FIJI
day from $50 10 7.30 o'clock.
Program Of motion pictures from
California ~ 8 p. m.
Canadian Legion Auxiliary Will
hold a card party and luncheon
in Fishers Civic Center Friday
at noon. Mrs. Eric Rossiter In
charge Of the luncheon and Mrs.
George Underwood cards.
Sisters Of Herman Will sponsor
a card party Friday evening st
Sis in Norrnsnna hall. So. 18th
and X s;s Mrs p. Besieh, chair
man. assisted by hesdamss J..
Buhr. c. Bigiow. J. Benthien and
r. Bray. Refreshments and ia
vors. Public invited.
Ways and Means Club Olympic
Rebekah Lodge viii meet al the
home Of Mrs. Francis Brown. %o5z
SO. c 81 Friday for 1870 lun-
cheon with hrS. John Blazer az
the assisting hostess Mira Ida
Setter VIII preside.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-16
Warren Assembly TO Hold
Public installation

The second installation cere-
mony of Warren assembly. Rain
bow for Girls, will be held on
Thursday evening in Warren hall
A dance will follow the ceremony,
which is open to all Masons, East
ern Stars and friends of the Rain
bow members.
Miss Rita Wallace will be in
stalled as worthy adviser to sue
coed Miss Lucille Currah. Mrs.
Harry Friedman will take over
Mrs. Mark Currah's duties as
mother adviser. Other elective OFF,
GERS to be installed are Miss Betty
Jean Baker. worthy associate ad-
wiser; Miss Alicemae Swift, sister
OF charity; Miss Ruth Hutcheon,
hope; Miss Berris Dunsmore,
faith; Miss Lucille Clark. recorder,
and Miss Cora Stowe, treasurer.
Appointive officers include Miss
es Mardele Slater, drill leader;
Marion Haiverson, chaplain; Dor
othy Hollyoak, flag bearer; Mar
garet Bictom, standard bearer;
Marjorie Lane, confidential OBJ
server: Jean Keller. love; Sylvia
Friedman, religion; Maryjane kei-
Ter, nature; Gilmore Roberts. i'm
mortality; Jean Marie Anderson,
fidelity; Nancy Moffat, patriotism;
Norma Wallace, service; Beverly
Belfoy. musician, and Ruby Du-
Four, choir director.
Members OF the choir are Miss
es Barbara Louise Saunders, Ar
lene Hoveland, Dolores Olsen, Mary
Alice Wilhelmsen, Patsy McAllis-
ter. Virginia White. Dorothy Del
don, Dolores Kelly, Jane sehramm,
Virginia Schruder, Janet Thomp-
son. Marion Kittredge, Patricia
Slade, Lois Oliver, Evelyn Larson,
Marjorie Iced and Muriel Mon
tague.
The groups advisory board II
made up of DR.. and Mrs. J. T.
Coffman, Messrs. and hesdames
w. II. savory, II. w. Taylor. Harry
Schramm. Roy Roberts, Mes
danes Harry Friedman, Herman
Weaver. James Huteheon, h
Msmlock, and Grace Kollander
Committee appointments IN
cIude: Decorations, Misses Mary
jane Keller, Patricia slade. Lois
Oliver, Mural Montague, Dolores
Olsen. Dorothy Hollyoak; refresh
ments. virginia White. Jane
Schramm. Janet Thompson. Arlene
HOMELAND. Evelyn Larson. tele-
phone, Marjorie Iced, Jean Name
Anderson. Marjorie Lane; pro-
gram, Cora Slower and Beverly
Larsen; publicity, Lucille Clark
and Msrdele Slater. sunshine, Jean
Betty Baker: investigating. Luz
ellie Currah and Marion Hslyer-
son; finance. Alicemae Swift. Ruth
Hutcheon, Bsrris Dunsmors
cleanup, Norma Wallace. Marion
Kittredge, Dolores Kelly and Bar
bsra Saunders.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-16
Valentine Party Is Also
Birthday Celebration

Honoring Miss Joyce Haugner
on the occasion Of her birthday.
Miss Agnes Steiner. assisted by
Mrs. Oscar Hsugner. mother Of
the honor guest, entertained at a
Valentine party on Saturday. A
red and white Valentine motif was
carried out In the appointments.
The late afternoon and evening
were spent playing games with
supper following.
The guests were Mrs. william
Hoens, Mrs. Owen Patterson. Mrs.
Lorraine Hoffman and Misses
Patricia Monks. Geneva Hauge.
Ivy Ellington. Gloria Ellington,
Beverly Miner. Shirley Miner.
Ruth Boyd. Doris Haugner. Mary
Walter. Vera Voss. Margaret
Schmidt and Msrchetta Taute.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-16
.Honored At
House Warming
Friends Honor Mr.. and
Mrs. vsdviek on Occasion
OF Moving Into New
Home

Mr.. and Mrs. Lars Vedvick
were complimented recently
at a housewarming. the party
being arranged by Mrs. Angel
kvalheim, with Mrs. John
Branden and Mrs. Robert
Hjelle assisting. During the
evening, the Rev. and Mrs. s.
A. Sorkness and Mrs. G.. q.
Hogan were presented in
musical numbers and the Rev.
Sorkness presented the honor
guests with a gift appropriate
for the occasion.
Guests were Mcssrs, and Mes
danes A. Anderson, &. o. Hogan,
Nils Gunderson, Olaf Deyik. Nils
varenson, Earl Holland. John Moe,
Frivold and family. Robert HJelie.
Casper johnson, Pzanskl. n. Co
field. n. A. Vedvlck. L. H. Hoover,
A. svardoi. A. kyaiheim, Ham
strom, Harry Mysland. y. Wake
field. Ivar Dahl. John Brobaek. J.
". Peterson. Andrew Petersen.
Robert TJorstsd. Adolf Hagen. n
M. kvslheim. sivert Wedwick. A.
A. Leon. stsyif, John Brendsn. J.
A. Wright. o. T. Foster, Andrew
johnson, Gasaway. EVE, T.. 4
Petersen and the Rev. and Mrs.
G. A. SorkncAs.
Others were the Miss Ellna On-
wood. Helen whaaneli. June Tetsr.
Marie Bergiund. hssi,>pss Lena
Peterson. inga wailand. Thofs
Olson. l.. Haug and Berg; h.ssrs
Matt johnson. Vernon Vcdyick,
Melvin vedyick. Sam kyaIhein.
and Gerald and Mrs chariss IA.
Their.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-16
Mrs. D. W.LyIe
Bridge Hostes.
Enferfains al Valentine
Luncheon at Inele-
side Home

A floral Valentine center
piece, place cards and tallies
were used at the lace covered
table on Tuesday which Mrs.
ID. w. Lyle of Ingleside en-
tertained members and guests
of her bridge club for lunch
con and cards at her home,
Bouquets of iris were used
in the living room.
Favors were won by Mrs. Maui
rice Thompson. Mrs. II. N. Bona.
and Mrs. M. ID. Miller. Guest
favors were given TO Mrs. A. Mac
Arthur and Mrs. Halsey scoville.
Other members OF the club pres
ent were Mrs. Ernest Keuhn. Mrs.
William Ellis. Mrs. John Il. Law
lor, Mrs. John l.. Hendricks, Mrs.
e. F. Gregory, Mrs. II. II. Watson
and Mrs. William e. Craig.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-16
Mrs. Croft Enierfsins ~
Valentine Luncheon

Among the many valentine
lunebsons given last weekend Was
the bridge party given on Sat
urdAy by Mira ]. Hubert Graf IN
her home at s0f No. Proctor 81.
The luncheon table was gay with
red tulips In q crystal boS1. Room
decorations also carried out ths
Valentine motif
Guests were Mrs. Perry Keith.
ley, Mrs. Oscar W. Boreii. Mrs.
Lloyd seiiK. hrs Arnold Eden Of
Olympus. Miss Gretchen Ainnsar.
hiss Iona stsndsl and Misc Irene
Alexander.
Nonea Of thu A0oes sewing
eireis wiIl meet with hra A. G.
Read. 800 No Grant. for a pot
luck hlDc hsOn Friday noon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-16
Women Voters TO
Discus Levy Proposal

The regular meeting of the
Women Voters on Thursday eve
ming will feature a discussion Of
the proposed special levy for re-
construction of the Lincoln bowl.
Mr.. Carl G. Caddey, secretary Of
the Tacoma school district, and
Mr.. Amos Booth, representative Of
the Tacoma Lincoln Bowl COM
mittee, will discuss the subject.
The meeting will be preceded
by dinner at the Y. w. c. A.
dining room at s O'Clock.
The announced address by Mr..
George F. Yantis has been post
poned to a later meeting. due TO
Mr.. Yantis' absence on a trip to
Washington, d. c.
Dinner reservations may be
made with Miss Olive Shoenberger,
Proctor 1910, and the meeting is
open to all interested.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-16
Interesting Speakers foe
Y. w. c. A. Classes

In the Y.W.C.A. Leisure Time
classes this Friday Mrs. r. ".
Friars will review three books:
Finland by J. Hampton Jack
son. How Green was Ny Valley
by Richard Llewellyn. and Sons
and Fathers" by Maurice Hindus.
BY special request Mrs. o. q.
Ellis will continue the story OF her
travels In Poland. In Gardening
Mrs. Stewart Clark win speak on
Spring Planning and Planting"
All classes will meet at usual and
are open To those interested.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-16
Essay Deadline Is Set
Nor February n

81 The Ladies' auxiliary Of the
kNeterans of Foreign Wars, now
ksponsoring an essay contest. has
set Washington's birthday as the
Primal day for entries to be sub
Omitted to members of the COM
|smittee, Mrs. Katherine Grover
Garland 27e3-R, Mrs. Ina Fletcher,
Main 1878. or Mrs. Daisy Russell,
sMain 1911.
Judges will be Mrs. II. F. Flagg,
sMrs. Jessie S. Jones, Mrs. Guy X.
sLlewellyn, Mr.. H. w. Norwood and
,Mr. John H. Binns.
5 First prize for the national con-
Test is 81, 900 and for the state and
local awards, SIS each. There will
be 20 other awards.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-16

Honcrtnx NJ. 80 Mrs. a. 4.
rr.sh IN th<sr tw<nty-fsfth WI.
1snx anniversary IN. 4 ~. M
Mrs J. ~ Msrt<I sntsrtAsnsd u
= ainn<r party. a neet wv<stmn
ard sh~ presentation a. nsfts frI-
le~<d the dinner.
Thes< present v<sv Mr.. rsd
Mrs.. Erwin smith and IN buster.
Hsn<st David ard - Drain. ~.
Had Mrs 0~oK< Jefxemsou AHi
- E&rt. ~. AFshuF tafx~nesu.
Ar and Mfs NUT M&ftsl ~.
and NFs J, n. t<xFt<l ~ ~ t.
nasns. and Mrs. Cara Kus~ii nnd
daughter Mors<i ~ k<@ttia
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-16
Couples Of First Methodist
VIII Meet FRIDAY

A committee Of members Of the
Young Married Couples club Of the
First Methodist church viii meet
on Friday evening At the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Salt Plans
will be made for basket social
to be given at the church on
Feb. %.
Members Of the committee are
Mr.. and Mrs. James Burbridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Wadell and
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Payne.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-16

Ar and Nrs Arthar Wer<gFNff
entertained ~ vaisrtsns nsrrer
party % saturday ev<nsn9 a thetr
homs. rsvcfs ~ ths ssuses wttce
were pdsyvd were wnn ~ Mr.
Philip neal. nfr.k5>ne TAytsr. ~
Fred Jensen. Mr. Marta 9nrsneue.
Mrs. Fs~d Jsnspn sna ~. uene
Tyier.
n<fsrs late supp~r wss s~rve<
The suests exchanged somle VI
sntlnss and mnleA<d hearts ~
rarfners tn center ptse> v~s a
red tulips and tap><is ~ N efys~
tai. vslsntlns eutoats wsrs plse>a
siseui the tables
Guests were Mr.. and Mss Philip
Heal. M. and Mu. Fred tsss~n.
Mr.. ana Mra t,seFks Jahnsaa. NJ.
and Mrs Gene Tyler. ~. saa Mrs.
nsitan Duncan sad Mn hasss
Acrwnrsn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-16
Bureoynes Congratulated or
Birth of DAUGHTER

Mr.. and Mrs. +. J. Burgoyns
Evelyn Carlsen) are receiving
congratulations Of the birth Of
daughter. Diane Lee. Grand
parents are Mr.. and Mrs. A. Y.
Carlson and Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Burgoyne, all of Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-16
Units Plan Meetings

Members of Unit IA of the In
dependent Bible church will meet
i the home of Miss Ada Pennock
Il Browns Point Friday for lunch
ION at 1890. Please note there will
be no potluck as previously ar
hanged. Mrs. Ida Pace will pre-
ide and Mrs. N. A. Donelson will
hive the Bible lesson.
Ladies of the service guild will
Eive a Valentine dinner honoring
heir husbands, at the home of
Mrs. Gust Asberg. 615 Ea. Wright.
Friday evening, $50 to $50
CLOCK. The evening will be spent
b games and viewing motion pic
ures taken by Ted Asberg on a
ecent trip through the Panama
lanai to the New York worlds
air. For reservations please call
Pr. 4753 or Br. 1925.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-16
Venture Club Member, TO Be
Guesfs of Soroptimist

Members Of the Tacoma Ven
ture club will be guests Of the
Soroptimists Tuesday evening for
dinner al Sis o'clock in the
Walker dining room. Venture club
members viii not meet on Mon
day, their regular meeting day.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-16
Mrs. Feirhurst TO Fly East
From Portland Saturday

Mrs. A. w. Fairhurst of Gil
No. Yakima ave. viii leave on
Sunday from Portland for Detroit
by plane She will visit there for
two weeks before her return.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-16
Mrs. Madden Returns 10
Tacoma 70 Live

Mrs. Robert Maddox. formerly
lner Mae Kelley, has recently re-
turned 10 Tacoma from Oakland.
Calf, where she has made her
home for the past eleven years.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-16
Grange TO Have Meeting

Il James Sales Grange will hold
pts regular meeting in its hall at
|Sarkland at s o'clock Thursday
Evening. George Washington's
birthday will be commemorated
Eith Mr.. John T. McCutcheon as
kpeaker. There will be an old
fashioned Valentine box as part
kf the fun. Luncheon will be served
BY the men of the Grange. On
| he committee are Messrs. J. E.
Mallory. C. c. Davis and Harry
Sprinkler.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-16

II you're not using H. nsii II 1ih
a Fast Action Times Want Al.
Phons Main zl61,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-28
VOTE EXPLAINS
THIRD TERM MOVE

Much Of the sentiment for
Roosevelt third-term is undoubt-
eddy explained by today's survey.
When the vote of Democrats and
Republicans Is combined, Presi-
dent Roosevelt receives 40 per
cent OF all mentions as the candi-
date best able to handle foreign
affairs: Cordell Hull receives %
per cent; Herbert Hoover IL per
cent and Thomas f. Dewey 10
per cent.
Obviously, the Republican party
has not yet developed a figure
with a prestige comparable to Mr..
Roosevelt's in the field of foreign
affairs. Should the war in
Europe continue to dominate po-
litical discussion, third-term SEN
timent will unquestionably con-
tinue In evidence.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-28
Won't Parole
Prisoner Now

Long outstanding charges
against Franklin W. Marshall. IS,
linked with a statutory offense
against a 7-year-old Tacoma girl,
are keeping him in Folsom prison
in California.
Detective Captain Cliff Osborne
learned Monday that Marshall, ar
rested for the offense here and
hunted as q fugitive since he
jumped a worthless bond posted
on the local charge, will not be
paroled Immediately from Folsom.
The detective captain received
word from the California parole
board stating that Marshall will
not be eligible for parole until
August IA, 1941. He was to have
been paroled last May "a. but the
parole board did not know OF the
Tacoma charge against him at that
time.
The board learned of the charge
when Osborne was told the release
was impending and started a
checkup TO determine IL witnesses
against Marshall could be rounded
up IN the event the convict was
brought to trial In Tacoma
Both the girl and the mother are
living In Shreveport, La, and
authorities feared II would be i'm
possible TO bring them here as wit
nesses.
Marshall was arrested Oct. 5
1888. after the mother caught him
with the child. After jumping his
bond here, he was arrested in Los
Angeles for forgery and has serv-
ed four years OF a longer term
imposed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-28
Man Arrested Here
As Drunken Driver

According to police. It happened
this way: L. d. Findlay, SO, was
driving south on X st. near 18th,
when his car hit the front fender Of
another machine Saturday night.
A man jumped out of the second
car. Findlay threw his machine
into reverse and backed up, nearly
hitting another car. BY that time
the man had grabbed the ignition
key and switched off Findlay's mo-
tor. The man, who happened to be
Officer Dan Johnson, promptly
took Findlay to Jail and booked him
for drunk driving. Released on
$500 bail, Findlay faces a court
hearing set for June IA.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-28

Tho presidents program de-
aligned. to increase the potency OF
the United States army. navy and
air forces, was laid before congress
a few days ago. In the same
period, while congress has been
considering the measure, the in
stitute has put its survey maohin-
cry in operation In each Of the
IS states.
The response has been almost
equally strong from Democrats
and Republicans. from rich and
poor, and from voters living in
the traditionally eisolationist"
Middle West as well as those liv-
ing along the seaboards.
Voters were asked: Congress
has set aside two billion dollars
for the army. navy and air forces
for the next IL months President
Roosevelt has now asked congress
to increase this by another one
billion dollars. Do you approve or
disapprove OF this increase
While German troops have been
thrusting deeper and deeper into
French territory. American voters
have replied as follows:
Approve extra sums >. .s6es
Disapprove .............14e
Significantly enough, only one
person In twenty 1871 said he was
undecided or without an opinion
on the question.
I'VE can't afford to be caught
unprepared for whatever the fu-
ture brings" ). national defense
should come first" IF we're
not prepared to defend ourselves
now. the quicker we get prepared
the better" these are some of
the typical comments of rank-and-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-28

Two Men Complain
Their Cash Stolen

Friends with the wrong idea of
friendship were blamed by J. D.
Sheppard. 10th field artillery. Fort
Lewis, for his loss Of $50. Shep-
pard told fort authorities his
money was taken from him by two
men he met at q downtown bail
room Saturday night They in
vited him out for a drink, be said,
and after the second drink he lost
track of everything. including his
money.
liver Bindero. who told police he
lives in a shack at East 26th and
J SITS. declared he was robbed
Sunday night BY two men who
strongarmed him in a vacant lot
near Esd and So. A SITS. He said
he lost IS and personal papers
to the pair.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-28
Seven Officers,
ESQ Men Coming
Leoving June a
For McC Chord Base

MeCHORD FIELD-Seven Off
GERS and $50 enlisted men forming
the Base headquarters and 10Th
Air Base squadron are scheduled
to move June 4 from Hamilton
Field, Calf, to take permanent
station at this new Northwest
airbase.
War department orders direct
ing the movement but not fixing
the date were announced May Is
by Congressman Coffee at WASH
ington.
The squadron was organized at
Hamilton field last February and
and has been In training at that
station SINCE organization.
Construction here. Col. Carlyle
Wash, commanding officer, an
nounced Is progressing rapidly and
Is sufficiently completed to re-
ceive the base squadron at Its new
home station.