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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-10
Can No Longer Rely on God
And British NavY---Thompson
Local Droft Boord Members Are Given
Instructions As To Duties

OLYMPIA-Nearly hundred members of local military
orat boards from Western Washington counties met here
tuesday to prepare for classification of the states
men. who will register on draft day Oct l6
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-10

Adult Gen. Maurice Thompson,
state director Of the selective serv.
Ice program, praised the non-
salaried board members for aiding
In the national rearmament pro-
gram.
This country used to RELY
On God and the British navy
to keep Ms out Of trouble" he
said."It has reached the stage
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-10

now where We cannot rely a
either one.
We are confronted with a real
crisis every man and woman
in the state Ia concerned with milf
tary training. II i your Job to
see that every man l. given a fair
and impartial classification for
military training.
Duties Outlined
Gen. Thompson said the boards
duty was to classify registrants
into four classes. according TO
their eligibility for a years mill
tary training. He said instruction
a. to the status Of married men
was not yet clarified by the war
department but should be issued
before the boards start work oc-
tober IL.
Lieut.. Col. Paul Warren.
Tacoma. chief Inspector Of the
draft In Washington. explain
ed 10 the board members how
they viii operate. They win
have offices In postoffices,
courthouses, armories or city
halls. where possible. A few
counties win lease private
quarters.
Furniture and equipment will be
furnished by the government. A
clerk will be hired. at a maximum
of 500 a month. to handle office
work of the board. Law enforce
ment officers will cooperate In
rounding up registrants. where
necessary.
Exemptions Explained
Warren said there would be rs
local draft boards in the state.
They will start functioning the day
after registration Is complete. Aid
ing in the draft will be IL medical
advisory boards about the state
and four appeal boards. Of five
members each.
Col. William II. Nelson, connect
ed with the war departments pro-
curement division. explained ex-
emptions that would be granted
men employed in defense indus
tries.
Similar meetings were to be
held in Yakima Wednesday and
Spokane Thursday to advise boards
of those sections on their duties.
Attending the meetings, besides
the board members. are govern
ment appeal agents and medical
examiners assigned To each board.
Evening star., 1940-10-29
Bedtime Stories
Rx THORNTON w. BURGESS.

Reddy Fox does not like mys-
| teries. One reason is that he is so
clever and smart that he cannot
bear to think that there is anything
he cannot find out. The mysterious
disappearance of Jerry Muskrat over
in Farmer Browns carrot patch
troubled Reddy a great deal. The
truth is he couldn't think of any,
thing else. He had an uncomfortable
feeling that somehow Jerry Muskrat
had fooled him, and this hurt his
pride.
OF course Reddy couldn't keep
away from that carrot patch very
long. In fact, he was back there
again that very same night. But this
time he didn't see anything of Jerry.
Very early the next morning he
made another visit to the carrot
patch. This time he hid right close
to the place where he had seen
Jerry. He had been there only
few minutes when he turned his
head for something and when he
looked back there sat Jerry right in
front of him. Reddy gasped. He
wasn't more than two jumps away.
Reddy crouChed to make those two
springs. Just as he did so a Merry
Little Breeze passed and carried the
scent of Reddy straight over to
Jerry
Reddy make the first of the two
necessary jumps and like a flash
Jerry disappeared. Reddy's second
jump landed him on nothing at all
but the ground.
"Ha" exclaimed Reddy. He was
no longer fooled. He knew now what
disappear like that except into the
ground. why didn't think of that
before?" muttered Reddy. That
fellows got hole around here some
where as sure as have a white tip
to my tail"
Two minutes later his nose led
him to Jerry's hole under the
spreading tops of the carrots.
Reddy was sorely tempted to try
to dig Jerry out, but he remembered
the hole in the ditch and he guessed
right away that Jerry had a long
tunnel, of which these two holes
were the doorways. 1t would be of
no use to dig for Jerry because all
he would have to do would be to run
through his tunnel and out the other
entrance into the ditch. Reddy
thought for about two minutes, then
headed for the Old Pasture as fast
as he could run. He had a plan
which he felt sure would succeed
this time.
Evening star., 1940-10-29
Drunks Cooperate
BY Going to Police
By the Associated Press.

FAYETTEVILLE, N. C.-Fayette-
vile police are we'll pleased with the
cooperation drunks have accorded
them of late. One unsteady fellow
dropped in for a chat, another
staggered in to demand satisfaction
for a traffic ticket and another
pulled YEARLY to stop in front of
headquarters and ordered an officer
to take his bags for he was tired
and needed a hot bath and lots of
sleep"
Evening star., 1940-10-29

EVENING STAR FEATURES TODAY
Star Flashes-Laest with WN1AI 4:30 pm.
Star sports-Late sports by Michael WMAI, 500 pm.
Puccns Butterfly To
days Prelude" each morning, WMAL, 6:45-7.
THE EVENINGS HIGH LIGHTS
NOTE Refer to "PolticS on the Air" bor in Section
for late changes OF programs.
paign speech
behalf.
$3.50 pm-WNfAI, Information Please: John Mason Brown
literary critic of New York Post drops in Messrs Fad
Kieran Levant Adams.
P. Kennedy Ambassador to England
Republican candidate the
Illinois, wendell Willke Americas
Champion"
s3Opm-WOL Alfred campaign address
COP.
1000 pm-WMAI Isabella Associated
Democrats for Wikie of New York.
pm-WJSV, Secretary of Agriculture Claude A. Wckard
Representative Marvin Jones time supplied by
Democratic
1890 Wkie another question pro-
pm-WOL, Browder addresses the Communists.
SHORT WAVE PROGRAM
s:4opm-ROME symphony Orchestra 2RO3, meg, 311 m:
l 2RO6, Is 30 1876 m
Headline and Views. Commentator:
George Slocombe Csc, 958 meg, 313 m; GSD, 1175
255
s:3Opm-BERIIN Halloween, lit meg, 254 DJZ
meg, DIG, 6O2 meg, 498
pm-LONDON, within the Fortress, talk by Cemence
Dane, Csc meg, 313 m. GSD, ITS meg, 255 m;
491
News English DID, 1177 meg, 254 M;
IL meg, m 498
Evening star., 1940-10-29
POINTS FOR PARENTS

By EDYTHE THOMAS WALLACE.
Teasing q small child for the
amusement OF his elders is scarcely
"cricket," is it?
Evening star., 1940-10-29
Not This

Mother: Watch baby's lip go up
when I pretend I'm going to put
away his coat after he thought he
was going out. Doesn't he look
cute?"
Evening star., 1940-10-29

Mother: Don't tease your baby
brother. I know you like to see him
screw up his face when he begins to
cry, but it isn't fair to tease him in
that Wav."
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-19

swift 77-footer has ever since been
commanded by Chief Boatswain 9
Mate Tom Firth. The U.s.C.G. 4o2
during normal peacetimes carries
a complement of seven men, all
told. They have snug living quar-
tiers aboard for exactly that num-
Der.
Well. last winter the coast guard
founded training base for seamen
at Port Townsend. But shoreside
training is good only up to a point.
And there is the vast difference
between expansion of an army and
expansion OF a navy. For the for
mer. all is needed is more men and
there's your bigger army; for the
navy for coast guard you can
employ only a number of men in
proportion to the number Of ships
available-extra men are no good
without more ships.
OF course, in the latter instance,
something has to give first. So
the coast guard has increased its
personnel in preparation for the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-19


Reuben knoblauch OF Sumner
was elected president Of the Young
Democrats of the 25th district
Wednesday. Others elected inelud-
ed: Bob Durkee. puyallup. vice
president. June Bullitt. Puyallnp.
secretary; Harvey Dodd, jr.. puy-
allup. treasurer. and Joe Yraves.
Fife. delegate to the Tacoma Dem
ocratic club.
A group OF so young people from
the district attended. Assisting
In the organization Of the club
were: Wayne Meleher. president
OF the Tacoma Democratic club
John Fletcher and Glen Carlson. OF
Tacoma. The first regular meeting
Of the club viii be held Tuesday
evening at s o'clock In the Puy.
allup library auditorium.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-19
MOTORISTS HALTED

Police filed speeding charges
against Jim curran. TO So. 2ist
st. Saturday. Richard WATSON, of
Clenoma, Wash. Was tieketed for
disregarding a traffic signal. Rose
Williams. Bis So. Fife st, was
accused Of driving without an
operators license and failure 10
make an arternl stop.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-19
Sumner Bulbs
Shipped East
Yeors Horvest
Wos Exceptional

srMSER-shipnent q early
= = = zzz=rzzss=zas a..f - - - h
run At the y. T. shipping sheds n
the Puget Sound Bulb Exchange.
-Four carloads have been shipped
II the eastern market Two more
cars viii BE shipped the first Of
the week. probably completing the
sale Of these early types.
The bulbs are OF the highest
quality and the harvest Is reported
TO be the best that has ever been
reaped in this locality. Methods Of
handling have been perfected TO
an expert degree.
Girls "Y" Camp Ends
The girls ~ camp at Lake
Taps has completed a successful
and happy two-weeks outing.
Overnight cruises. wiener and
marshmallow roasts. a trip 10 Car
bon glacier, Cataract falls. Mystic
lake and Spray falls were some
of the events enjoyed BY the q
girls who attended. The camp was
supervised by George p. Cole. local
7. NJ. c. 4. director. and five
counselors. Betty Reid. Blanche
Veach and Irene Fearn of Puyal-
lup. Ann Pyfer and Mary Nasmyth
Of Sumner.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-19
Attend Legion Convention

aAaDtta AFkAbu
Members of Lewis-Guill post.
No. So, American Legion Of Sum-
ner who will attend the state con-
vention at Aberdeen are: Charles
Beaver, commander elect Of post
No. So; Bill Bierer, commander Of
the fourth district: Charles Don-
cette, Red Howard, Emory Funk,
Thomas Jensen, Harry Lyons, Tom
Green and Glenn Larson.
A lovely party was given at the
home of Mrs. A. r. Conant on
Lewis st Wednesday evening hon
oring Miss Mary Nyman. daughter
of Mrs. Fred Nyman, whose mar
riage to Mr.. Ray Braga of Ia
coma will take place late in
August.
The rooms Of the Conant home
were beautiful with baskets of
gladiolas. zinnias and other late
flowers. The hostess was assisted
In serving by Mrs. A. J. Hikes,
Mrs N. o. Johnson, Mrs. L. V.
Coroner, Mrs. James Schrengohst
and the Misses Dorothy Conant,
and Louise Durand. The guests
were Mesdames Fred Nyman, A. j.
Hikes, F. S. Hart, Della McAllister,
r. A. Cain, Kenneth Cain, John
Stroeve, c. E. Schrengohst. Fl. A,
Schoffen, Arthur. carel, John Lee,
Z. E. Kreuger, F. P. Myers, Lynn
Walters, w. J. Burton, J. II. Baird
H. e. Dieatrick. Ionic Lyme, Z.
p. Andrews, C. E. Andrews. Hanna
Williams, Carla Cain, and the
Misses Patsy Johnson, and Emma
Jane Schrengohst.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-19

number OF new ships abuilding.
But what 10 do with those men
meanwhile , You can't expect them
to man a vessel efficiently and
smartly on the strength Of shore
side training alone.
so that's howeome u.S.C.G.
4o2 In getting four new sea-
men. making n total Of IL men
thereabonts.
Two of the lads are already
aboard Tone last week and one
this week. but the other two won't
be attached until later.
And that by way of getting
around TO mentioning the remodel
ing and big overhaul which the
U.s.C.G. 4o2 will soon undergo.
The overhaul. which promises to
be quite extensive what with nn-
merous large projects on the slate.
is something the hard-used craft
biggest mileage during the past
year of any coast guard craft in
this district has earned.
But IL La because Of the add
tional men to come aboard that
she'll be remodeled 10 have the
galley and messroom moved aft,
additional hunks forward where
they were, etc.
The work probably won't be
commenced until Tom Firth re-
turns from 80 days of hunting
fishing and loafing back In Wis
consin-his first real vacation since
he was assigned to this duty. lie
flew to chieago-free- week
in one OF the McCord Field bomb.
ers. on account of he's a service
man and a lucky stiff
Incidentally. Tom just thi.
month celebrated his goth ami.
versary in the coast guard--and
still going strong, thanks.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-19
Naches Trail
Fete Complete
Enumcluw Event 10
Be Held Aug. 1924

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- fszsss sslssfzflsa pr. -
eomplsts - - anlY Miner -
tsas - sisss - ~ s.iehFatiaa
samnlffss promises ans = r.
fassf affairs n Yssfs
rhs sslshfaflsa = slated ~ -
days FRIDAY saa Saturday. -.
= aaa -
= salerfl sia.llss rassas 81
sfaft ~ festivities ~ 81 Frlasy
= "a , n rhs shllsrsn 81
staft ffsm - sthlstls stadium
II ~ Efsas sehnal - wi return
- ~ stadium ~ awarding
~ pflssa
ratlnslna - parade. re fenus
iasIfY contest - chooses ths queen
sili - he'd and a program -
seeTts featured II Re evening :
"a frss street dance 81 - Rid.
On Saturday ~ sinister hadgs
inx eanisst Ntl ssafs 4 o : -.
A n , ~ ~ street parade
al fafm a - hlxn sehoai
grounds 81 sina - = ~ Afhz
istie stadium.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-19
9th Ward Democrats
To Meet Monday Night

Eighth Ward Democratic club
Nlll hnld itn regular monthly meet
ing Monday At : p. m IN ~ Luhs's
Memorial hall. No. aSth and Cove
sta
Al Democratic legislative fan-
aldafsa N the 7sth district are IN.
yitsd - attend and speak
The public - Invited H. this. the
lasi nesting lhs club ulll hold
prior % the primary election
sept 10
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-19


T1as United STATES as At Nsf
with SPAN Nhsa Ms = A Judd
- s07 -. J - lat So hsf broth
81. James N conksY - oasNas
tonne. kas. IN tsss
That Nan ~ years age.
Recently ths brother and slatsf
met for m first tine In Al those
years. coaxey. non ~ FsifnAgsn.
Okla. arussd IN Tacoma Tor a
lonE delayed visit Nitn Ma sister
congsy plans 70 return 70 Okla
nonaA next Nsek after tNo- weeks
vat. Mrs. Judd has been enter
tanning hsf brother a. = ssfisa q
plcnles ard dinners tzkiag nm On
various sightseeing trips IN tns NJ
entity. he arrived A1g. 2.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-19

Three years ago last month the
trim. rsey coast guard patrol boat
No. 40e was first stationed at this
port. Although she's done q myriad
of odd jobs like patrolling yacht
races and servicing nearby light
houses, her primary assignment il
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-19

trailing foreign
vessels In these
waters a. part
of the treasury
d e ar tment's
contraband con-
troll.
Based down at
City ID o c k
where the city
fathers provided
a little office
with telephone.
shower. etc the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-19
Poultrymen Hold Picnic

More than 800 representatives
from Pierce county attended the
Poultrymen's picnic Thursday at
Alag park. Sumner. Technical
trade talks by experts in the lines
Of most value To poultry raisers
were features Of the meeting. The
Fir Grove All club had charge OF
the refreshment concessions on the
grounds. Miss Elizabeth Kelley and
Reed S. Hansen. assistant to the
county agent, directed the pro-
gram.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-19

Eight New Teachers Added
To Puyallup School Roster
Stewart Perrys TO Attend Regional
Glodioli Show in Everett Saturday

ruYAIIur When fuyallnn
schools open Wednesday morning
at . o'clock. sept Z, there Will
be eight new teachers on the
roster. Four will be In the junior
senior high school, three In the eis-
mentsry grades and one for
shntslna.
six Of the new instructors viii
be here by reason OF those who
taught last year moving 10 other
systems or getting married There
will also be an addition Of two.
bringing the total in the system
10 IS. one OF these IL caused by
having a fun time elementary MI.
sic instructor - well - a full
time junior high supervisor and
the other addition became neesss
sary in order TO give Hsy Barren
extra time for graduate guidance
and placement work.
The new teachers include Miss
Nora Hall. Miss Gertrude Han.
sen. Miss Xsfnna heiklitfieh In
The high school faculty. Louis
Owens. junior senior high music
Miss Ruth Meredith. supervisor n
music In The grade schools hisa
Esther Holber and Miss Ruth
cup. This Nas won IN the orange
Eleanor Hansen Miller. shut.lnn
Puynllnp IL bring represented
Saturday Ia the Regional glaaloll
shew At Everett. Nj and Mrs..
Stewart Perry Of tith At =. ".
outstanding growers Of thu valley
having several exhibits On display
Won Many Prize.
This l. the second sho9 IN .
week in which Mr.. and Mrs Perry
have had entries Al the stats
glAdloll show II snnnynids last
week end they Hsrs successful n
winning several prizes. Their
floYsfs Won the gold cup for ANA
tsurs for the second year In sue.
cssslon and also the sesspstakss
cup. THIS Nss won IN ~ orange
exhibition elass With = spike undsF
the name Of aADs+ and sas slsa
the second time they have brought
/ this cup home A third prize won
BY the rsrrgs vas = medal for ths
most points scored IN the she1.
Charter mem srr night MAS oh
served BY ths a8xlliary n Pufai.
lup Valley post. Veterans ~ fef.
sign VAR Thursday night a. ODD
Fellows hail win Nfs Nay Ray.
moad n Seattle. national council
fa.n bsF and pal department.
president. az a special guest
The II charter members present
occupied the officers positions, aaa
following the meeting refresh
msnts ners served On 3 table dec.
GRATED ss an army mssa tent
decorations Ssrs placed ~ Mrs
Grace Hes1halns. Hfs Loretta
Jones and Nfs Frances Fi4usits
Mrs Herman aehsithH. who il Il
lsass son 70 make her hons 81
+ gisndixs Mont. as given :
handkerchief shower ard Mfs
Isabel Holatln e visitor from Oak.
land. Cal. ard = charter member
Naa presented with . gift
To Visit suffer Home
Members ~ the Glove an
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-19
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
Housing Commission
STARTS ON rAas osg

faf prestige IN TIER fsspsefiss
fields an faF their alsla activities
They ssfvs without salary
Chairman Andrews pointed sat
that the authority sill h~ blsY
for perhaps 10 days attn astalls
n Organization sna vii nas hs n
position 10 consider rufehass an-
pliaaiians. OF ether matters con.
neetsd Nilh their Hltlmats faae.
tons until aftsfNard
Howard /. Hallssndofff an
Everett smith Caffan. hetn u fhs
4 + u A. regional staff # Hsa
ffaneiseo. met Nith ihs new a..
th0ritY saturday caffan all
spend all u Tuesday Niih ths con.
mission. Il so Indicated rsYfnn
aiapp regional economist alaa ~iii
come ffom ian Francisco IN fhs
nsst few days 10 adYiss tina baarsi
here
To Baild Sso Homes
= - tAH#HA 8AA - tn HHHfAH
nilsson Saturday thaf - fer
project alll - Ia affans. flaaae-
lnE snd construct approximately
80 homes not exceeding 5000
IN value per Hnli far ihs sspFsas
10 ~ nnnsenmmlsslaned officers.
families II me aschota field PEI.
s0unsl
Hhsthsr thsss ars hHif lasits
me ely limits - outside remains
question Tor ths authority n ~
isfmlHs later
A careful sstimafs - ns-sis. ~
cation and rast must BE- mads first
- hasls for aa application "A
the Z housing authority Tor ~
funds
Ths commission uas Tod nat
ths federal agency Nili by Taea-
ina housing authority honaa Tor ne
fuil 100 per cent = ~ project
shsn finally Approved
spe.a T..~ntiai
Entering 81 he bottom n ms
Lat af pending pro Iseta. faeenas
MAJ ~ swiftly pushed - M tap
for funds Il saffiefsnt urgency can
b. sfozn Speed as declared n
hs az essential element ~ ths prof..
sef and Il = expected ina project
may BE- In ftau operation Eitbin
a. non1hs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-19

The Germans admitted that
Munich, shrine Of the Nazi move
ment, was bombed. but said no
damage WAS done and that only
one British bomber apparently
made the attack.
welmar. the city which saw
Jermany's transition from the i'm
perial monarchy TO q republic, also
was bombed.
The British and German sc-
counts of yesterdays action DIFF
fered sharply.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-19

Members ~ ths Glove and
TfoUsi garden division 81 me
Puyailsp Junior Wonsn.s elao.
z1ll visit the gardens II ths Wal
ter Entfer home IN Tacoma Mon.
DAY evening Mr. Suffer ali ave
a TAX On Lighting Our Gardsns.
and later slIl ahoS the group his
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-19

collection # eufins collected in
China. Cars vii iraxs the home
of Mrs Ted Schroeder At ! 30
Those In ned Of transportation
are asked to call Mfs. Paul
Williams.
Miss Julia Gallagher. whose
marriage 10 Albert Walters vili
take place At All Saints Catholic
church August 10. Vas eompIs
mentsd Thursday sYsninE 81 a
shower In ths community hall
Mira George Miller and Mrs.. y o
GnataVsfsou. both Of fuYaliup
Heights. wsfs hoslsssss Games
we're played during the early part
Of the evening. followed BY a pro-
gram In charge Of nosamafis
Phelps. Clara Wallace. betty
Wright. Ruth Bahsfns and Mrs
X. " liahsr
Funeral services for Miss Cleo
asslsy Nill be held Monday at ]
O'Clock At the psniseoaial church
attn nsx A - crabh Officiating
burial vii be in Nondbins esmss
tefY under The direction ef Nag
ley and Clements.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-19
BUILDING PERMIT

A building permit was Issued
Saturday 10 Leonard Larson for
So 500 residence at ssz0 50. TIN Il.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-19
MRS. HERMAN NooTNAsFI


Private services were held Sat
urday from Piper's chapel for Mrs.
Margaret Nootnagel. So. Who died
Friday at her home. 2542 So. l. 1t.
Surviving are her widower. Her
man; one son. Rudolph of Tacoma.
one daughter. Mrs. Anna Sehenck
Of Tacoma. and four grandchildren.
GEORGE II. RIoHARDsoS
George II. Richardson. So. OF
Box 2o4, Paseo. died Saturday In
local hospital His body VIII
be sent Saturday by Lynn's
mortuary TO Pasco. where services
and burial will be held. He was
native of Minnesota and a mem
Der Of the /. o. o. T.. Knights Of
Pythias and First Lutheran
church In Paseo. Surviving are
his widow. Matilda l. three sons.
Rosiyn c. and Leland Of Pasco
and Garnet Of Lyle. MINI. three
brothers. Hans and Gust Of Lyle
and Theodore Of Rosholt. s. OAK.
and four sisters. Mrs. o. r.
nychleJord Of Lyle. Mrs. Vance
Hotson OF Austin. MINI, Mrs.
Alex Halysrxon Of Woodbnrn. Ore.
and Mrs. Ole BJork Of Rosholt
MRS. WILLIAM ROOT
Funeral services for Mr. Lila
r. Root. 81. Of si0s So Thomp-
son ave. VINO died Friday in =
local hospital. will be held Mon
day At 1890 a. N from Buckley
Kings chapel. with burial follow
ing In Mountain View burial park.
Mrs. Root. a native Of Tacoma.
was a member Of the Methodist
church. Surviving are her widowsr,
william, and two brothers, John
Taylor of Tacoma and Howard
Taylor Of Wenatchee
INFANT JOINS
Virgil Johns. one.month-old son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert Johns q
Olympia, died Friday in a local
hospital Othsr than ths parents
survivors include two brothers,
Herbert and Dickie. and grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs.. Charles
Johns Of Olympia. Cassidy q
Aliens viii announce the funeral
MIS- nARsA.ET RoBsLgg
Mrs. Margaret Robbiee. II. died
Saturday morning At her home.
lila No. N -. ghe Wss horn on
Cape Breton island, Nova Scotia
and came 70 Tacoma - years ago
from West Newton. Mas. Mrs..
Robb.es VA = member Of hide