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Evening star., 1940-03-31
Miss Mccoy
Is Hostess
At Manassas
Mrs. B. H. Lewis
Will Entertain
! At Bridge

MANASSAS, Va, March 30.-Miss
Madeline Mccoy entertained 40
guests this afternoon at tea. Miss
Mccoy has visiting her Mrs. Andrew
Of New York.
Mrs. B. Higgs Lewis will be hostess
at bridge Monday afternoon at her
home near Manassas.
Mrs Joseph c. Kincheloe had visit
Ing her this week her daughter, Mrs
Cyrus B. Kitchen of Philadelphia.
miss Shirley Hynson viii return
Monday to Mount Holyoke College in
South Hadley, Mass, after spending
the spring holidays with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Fred R. Hynson.
Miss Martha Bell of Richmond is
staying with her brother-in-law and
sister, DR.. and Mrs. r. Terrell john
SON, for week
Mr.. and Mrs. Tuberville
Entertain at, Party.
Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Lee Tuber-
vile, jr., entertained at a large cock
tail party preceding the charity ball
&~AoAAAoS SFSAiAAlS' 1aAAlOlAS ClAOoC wiz
entertained at intermission parties
were Miss Helen Lloyd. Mrs. F. r.
Hynson and Mrs. R. jackson Rat
cliffe.
Miss Rena Bevans of Staunton is
making an indefinite stay with her
mother, Mrs S. E. Bevans.
Mrs. William Demaine of Alex
<Ss,,- t. tei@ l,4,
c. F. M. Lewis at Rosemont farm on
the Sudley road.
Mrs. Paul Arlington will be hostess
at several tables of bridge Wednes-
day evening
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Lyon, who spent
the winter months in Arlington, have
returned to the Stone House Inn on
the Lee highway.
Mrs. Eli Swavely, . former resi-
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Mr.. and Mrs. Schurz Hosts
To Authors in Arlington
Entertain MIR. and Mrs. Brown;
Mr. and Mrs. Harold A. Kemp
Give Dance for Daughter

Mr. and Mrs William Lye schurz have guests
Heights for
Mr. Mrs
famous representing collected
world
which Columbia
schurz and their
and London.
Mr. and Mrs Harold Kemp entertained 40 evening
their home Lyon Village the
planned for their daughter Miss Helen
vacation The second will Saturday
arrived last evening from
the Woman College at the University
companed by her roommate Miss Haow
Evening star., 1940-03-31

Icsc. Anu HAS VlSlllnR Qer class
mate, Miss Peggy Taylor of Hadden-
field N J.
Miss Emma Heck was hostess to 20
guests at luncheon and bridge
Thursday at the Cosmos Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Irving Smith have
visiting them Mr.. Smiths mother,
Mrs. Sarah B. Smith of Atlantic
City.
Miss Aileen Wrightson
Entertains at Luncheon,
Miss Alleen Wrightson entertained
at buffet luncheon Thursday in
honor of Miss Elinor Gudger, daugh-
ter of Capt. and Mrs. Emmet C..
Gudger, who is visiting Rear Ad-
miral and Mrs. Joseph j. Cheatham
for her spring vacation from Mt.
Holyoke College.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Rupert were
hosts Thursday at dinner followed
by cards.
Mrs. Charles Bell entertained at
luncheon and bridge Tuesday in
honor of her sister-in-law. Mrs.
Edgar Clark of Syracuse, N. Y.
Miss Betsy Graham, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. George V. Graham of
Chevy Chase, Md, gave a luncheon
and bridge Tuesday. Her guests in
cluded Miss Virginia Lee Hadley,
Miss Ann Gottleib. Miss Mary Shu-
mate, Miss Nancy Hamilton, Miss
Mary Louise Forbes, Miss Margaret
Waganette and Miss Alice Wendell
Miss Graham has as her week. -end
guest Miss Louise Brodeur of New
York City.
Mrs. M. M. Little entertained at
luncheon and movie party yester-
day for her daughter Miss Joyce
Little. to celebrate her birthday an
niversary.
Mrs Frank Beckett of Montclair,
N. j.. is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Douglas Griesemer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lueck we're
hosts to a company of 18 guests at a
buffet supper party Wednesday.
Mrs. Paul Fallonfield entertained
at luncheon Thursday. Her guests
included Mrs. Lewis Baumgardner,
Mrs. R. G.. Lamb. Mrs. Karl Kunde,
Mrs. Adrian Warning Mrs. L. Paul
Winnings. Mrs. Robert Duncan, Mrs.
r. S. White, Mrs. Roy Algyer and
Mrs. John L. Huntington.
Maj. and Mrs. Sidney Morgan re-
Evening star., 1940-03-31

excellent basic style that you can
accessorize any way you please, this
will be one of the most useful and
becoming dresses in your wardrobe
OF course, cotton prints, not silk
ones, are properly preferred by tots
in the 2-to-6 class-posey- printed
percale, polka dotted lawn. or plaid
gingham are pretty materials for
pattern No. 1874-B. An adorable
thing it is. too-With a basque waist
line dipping to a decided point, a
very, very full skirt. and a square
neckline that echoes the line at the
waist. The pattern also provides
for a tailored collar and high neck
line-so you can make it both ways.
Each of these patterns includes a
step-by-step sew chart that makes
the making very easy.
X
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 19O4-B
is designed for sizes IL, a. 16, 10,
20 and 40. Corresponding bust
measurements 80, 80, "a, 36, 80 and
~. olIc IL NoI) IcQulIeS o1s ydIuS
of 39-inch material without nap, for
collarless style; q yard for collar;
~ yards ruffling.
X X X X
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 191l-B
is designed for sizes 36, 38, 40. AZ. A,
46, 48, so and So. Size 38 requires,
with short sleeves, 4la yards of 39-
inch material without nap; AS yards
with three-quarter sleeves.
X X
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1874-B
is designed for sizes 2, 3, 4, S and
years. Size 3 requires 2as yards of
36-inch material for dress and
Evening star., 1940-03-31

pantie: yards trimming or u yard
contrast for collar.
Send Is cents for our new Spring
Pattern Book. Make yourself at
tractive, practical and becoming
clothes, selecting designs from the
Barbara Bell, well-pianned, easy
to-make patterns. Interesting and
exclusive fashions for little children
and the difficult junior age, slen-
derizlng well-cut patterns for the
mature figure, afternoon dresses for
the most particular young women
and matrons, and other patterns for
special occasions are all to be found
in the Barbara Bell Fashion Pattern
Book.
Evening star., 1940-03-31
Hike to Villa Ecuador
MISS MILDRED E. LUTES,

The Capital Hiking Club has plan
ned smile hike today from Great
Falls, Va, to Villa Ecuador The
mixers are to leave by special bus
from 14l6 F street NV. at ! pm.
The route of the hike will be along
George Washington's Canal, the
Potomac side trail and up Lockers
Branch to the villa.
Evening star., 1940-03-31
Will Present Mystery Play

The Catholic Fraternity, COM
posed of the st. Patrick and St.
Rita Assemblies, will present one
act mystery comedy, THE White
Phantom" at Carroll Hall, 924 G
street NV, at $3.50 pm. April 7.
The play is under the direction of
Charles Cook. A dance will follow
the dramatic presentation.
Evening star., 1940-03-31

dent of Manassas, entertained at
luncheon yesterday at her home in
Chevy Chase. Guests from Manassas
included Mrs. Richard C. Hayden,
Mrs. James E. Bradford, Mrs. G.
Raymond Ratcliffe, Mrs. Eula Holt
Merchant and Mrs. E. D. Wissler.
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Townsend Meetings

Meeting Monday: Kay 81 No
/. Normanna hall. 80. 18th and X
SITS Special program, open forum
and personal talks. followed by
dancing. Ruston No. l at Rusion
school. with n. W. Foreman aa
speaker.
Tuesday: Gig Harbor No. |,
basement Catholic church: chicken
dinner 8 to p. m. program and
speaking. Midland No. II. at
Church Of Jehovah. Manitou No,
"a. at Manitou hall. business
meeting and dancing. Mckinley
Hill No. o. at Sheridan school. en-.
tertainment and speaking by y,
n. Hews. Oakland No. IL. al club
house, 1892 so. Tyler st. Speaker.
d. J. Edwards. Orting Mo. /. al
G. A. r.. hall Park Ave. No. 10.
at Park Ave. school annex. 2sd
st. No. 20. at 23s< So. Sheridan
ave, 7:30.
Wednesday: Hawthorne Mo. 20,
meeting at new clubhouse. dedlea-
ton program. speaking by &. G.
Randolph. at new location. 26iO
Ia. c 1t. Falkland No. IL Mt
Mission hall. Falkland. Rsnton
No. at city hall. Redmond No.
2. at old postoffiee. Sumner No.
at I. o. o. +. hall Summit No.
n meets with Mr.. and Mrs. Gus
Olson. ri. Z. Box AT, two blocks
east Of Central Ave. school on
Knapp road.
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Harbor o. E. S.
Event FRIDAY

GIG ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Chap
ter No. 2i7, o. Il. s.. will install
officers Friday night. March -.
at the Community hall. New off
GERS will be Mrs. Louise Harris,
worthy matron: Joseph Harris.
worthy patron. Mira Alice Denny.
associate matron: Alvin Ahlberg.
associate patron. Mrs. Mary
Trombley. secretary. and Mrs.
Anna Wheeler. treasurer.
Installing Officers are Mrs
Adolph Quistorff. retiring matron,
and Adolph sehmel. retiring pa
tron. Assisting them viii be vii
liam Harris, OF Veda chapter, and
son of Mrs. Louise Harris. matron-
elect, and Joseph Harris, patron
elect. Mrs. Ethel Trentle Will be
conduetress and Mrs. Anna Satire.
associate conductress.
Other officers will be Mrs.
Myrtle Fimboh, Adah. Mrs. Mar
garet Lanterman. Ruth; Mrs. Net
tie chilvers, Esther; Mrs. Rachel
Blick. Martha; Mrs. Ruth Bartlett.
Fleeta. Chaplain Is Mrs. Chris
Thompson; marshal, Mrs. Ruth
Ryan. organist, Mrs. Berniee Mon
lingo; warder. Mrs. Ann Dahl
berg. and sentinel, Adolph Sehmel.
Mrs. julius Smireieh and baby
son from North Cove. Wash. are
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Adolph Quistorff of Rosedale for a
few weeks.
Miss lorraine Midsatre has been
chosen 10 represent Gig Harbor
high school at the National Musi.
cal conference In Los Angeles
April 4. She win leave Gig Harbor
after school March 81 with II. Il.
Mailer. musical director OF the
school. and return April 7.
The croatian Fraternal Union
will hold its annual benefit dance
at the Community hall Saturday
March 80. at 0 p. m.
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moray. or eel. On the other side
of tout plate glass. okeh; on our
side, no thanks.
Marine Curiosa
Also new are some splendid
specimens of large octopus. Rec
commended for people with a thor
oughly morbid curiosity.
Rat-fish, several varieties of col,
big fish and little fish--some COM
mon, others quite rare-all native
Puget Sound species are there.
More aesthetic visitors will I'M
doubtedly be fascinated by the
submarine gardens" embracing
scores of unbelievable animals
which look too much like plants
to be true.
Fisherman Scientist
Wilhelm Jordan, a strapping
Norwegian lad. Is responsible for
the nationwide praise bestowed
upon Tacoma's aquarium.
A small-scale commercial fisher
man who became disgusted with
the general lack of scientific
knowledge among his fellow fish
ermen, he studied.
Still the true fisherman when
aboard his little research and
specimen boat, OCTOPUS, an in
congruous note is struck as the
jaw breaking scientific names,
habits and lore of each new catch
is related with glib enthusiasm.
Fascinating Job
A park board employe, his Is
full-time job. Part of his routine
work is certainy all fun, albeit
strenuous.
And that's the specimen gather
ing Everybody Is a beaeh-eomber
at multiply that by proper
trawling and dredging equipment,
oboyi
Skip" Jordan employs steel
and wire-mesh trawl, 500 feet Of
wire rope reeled on a hand wind
lass. the OCTOPUS and sundry
friends.
On the OCTOPUS deck he sets
fusuallyl a barrel. a garbage can
and a wash-tub, partly filled with
water
But Best of All
Then it's heigh-ho and a swell
time for all hands. For a half
hour as the trawl slowly drags
over the bottom. Skip regales his
helpers with Sound-lore. When the
take is at last heaved to the sur
face, It's every man for himself
and the aquarium take all.
But Skips greatest pleasure de-
riyes from a simple bit OF what
for want of a better word can
be called Taeomaeronautiea.
With prideful exuberanee he
positively gloats rs he informs
native Tacomans visiting the
aquarium: All those remark
ain and beautifully curious
specimens, my friend, ! OBJ
tanned virtually within sight
of this building In YOUR
Puget gonad -
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Naes1Hsi csiamhiAn, nahw md
sp~rry. nafdsr Prince nnaff~s
Mo 4
senn1Ayt James urtfFltha pnre
piers Crown city. ap<fvr.
Tuesdays Californian. naksr as1
aperfy. iiexssa. nhafssr No 1. Co
i.smtaan. Mllwsuks~ NJ 81 IL
hslna. Defiance mill.
Wednesday, MaunA Ala, ruft
piers. Coast Tracer. anoffsS M
! and apsTFy. wHshinatun -
prs.s. Port piers and ~ Reutss
Andrea faieksnh~sh. nsfixncs MIL;
Sea Thrush. ahsffeF Ma .
ThussIssyt ~ Thrush. WAtsF-
ald@ milling.
Friday Tyr. Feft pterss mxFy~
mar. Fort piers
Saturday FiomAr. port ptexs;
I.sifiine Turns. Port rssvss ppre-
thy i.ssokenhaeh. Part pasFs. ola.
pAna. Dsckmsn mill.
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MRS. STANLEY CHRISTnAW

Mrs. Mae Helen christilaw. 81,
died Friday at her home. 7205 So.
Cakes ST. She was native of So.
Dakota and had lived In Tacoma
10 years She was a member Of
Lower Yellowstone lodge No. IS.
o. E. S, of Savage. Mont snryiv-
ing are her husband, Stanley: two
daughters. Misses Helen and Eve
Ign, one son. Clark M, all of the
home; two brothers. Frank Lund-
gren of Spicer. MINI. and Clayton
II. of Vancouver, b. C., and a niece.
Mrs. Sylvia Holton of Minneap-
oils. MINI Piper's will announce
the funeral.
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ode EDWIN DOHERTY

Funeral services for Ode Edwin
Doherty, so. who died of a heart
attack suffered at 9th and Com
merce st. Friday, will be held Mon
day at p. m. from Buckley
Kings chapel. with the Rev. Frank
Warren of Seattle officiating.
Burial will follow in Tacoma ceme-
terry. Doherty, formerly employed
by Peterson 4 Cooksie's. resided al
PHI So. G st. He was a native
Of Usage. Kan, and came To Ia
coma in 1888. He alternated resi-
dences between Tacoma and Sc
attic since that time. Doherty was
a member Of the Presbyterian
church. an dis survived by his wife.
Martha Of the home.
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Tipping Champ
To Visit City
Will Demonstrate
Here For z Days

Grace rhslan. worlds amateur
champion typass. who ~as fea-
sured at the Ssw York World :
fair las, summer. wili demonstrate
her tyrwrsilnx AKIN here nsxs
week. Her schedule here VII b
- follows:
Monday 10 . m, Knapp
Business college; Ills = n.
Reniel Business college: : ?. m.
STADIUM high school. , ,. M Ia
coma seeretafial school
Tuesday . 70 a. m. Ilnooln
high school. iI:ts =. m. Rsrins
Business college l. noon. kl-
wants club luncheon. Tuesday
afternoon. puyallup high school.
In iasa. Miss rhslan entered
and won the worlds sehcol type
writing championship. when she
made the amazing record In that
class by writing IL net words .
minute for Is minutes
When winning her worlds ANA
teur typewritinE championship.
Miss rhsisn struck 7o.ass keys
or an average Of eleven and a
half keys q second for 800 Sec
onds.
During her demonstration on
correct typing form. Miss Pheian
emphasizes finger rhythm ON the
keyboard. proper posture. COM
eentratien and the elimination q
waste motions.
Miss phelan. whose home IL In
Etna. Pa, received her early edo.
cation In that city and wss gradu-
ated from Duquesne university In
Pittsburgh In 1880. She IL now
making an educational demonstra-
ton tour OF the United States 30
that students and others inter-
ested In typewriting may benefit
from her experience and ability.
Leo Barton. manager Of the
Underwood Elliott Fisher Co, Is
sponsoring Miss Phelans demon
STATIONS in Tacoma.
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Eofon Soys Election
Cost Hin, Only SI.7O

Candidate aeFala >. sjs<xyl
Eaton. vim didn't do - b@dly IN
sha contest for park commissioner
Tuesday. March ~. announced lzst%
nr.isy M didn't 40 - s~aiy ~ N
economical e.mpalEnsf.
Kafon uun II. tss vnfes 10 IT..
ss7 fsr Dr.. o. q. fEutson. bat sAev
esst him lsss than la AZ . cent
par yets. according 10 he state.
msat a. campaign sxp~nss filed
With County Auditor .. Clifford
Davis.
Candidate kasan ssys ~ spenk
50 esnts fog . haircut. ~ eAnfs for
= shave ard - esats Tor E.xella~.
total nj ITO
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u. S. Army Adopts z
New Improved Guns
MAS HINGTON T'hs

WASHINGTON The war de-
partment said today Il has adopt
ed, as standard army equipment
new and improved s0-millimstsr
anti-aircraft guns and 105-mllli-
meter howitzer.
Details Of the new guns were
guarded carefully a. military Sc
erets, and the exact number Of
them 10 be purchased was not dis
closed
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This year the aquarium's As
tanks have several added attrac-
tions.
Principal newcomer is the wolf
fish. II ever there was nasty
fellow, he is that person. OF all
the cussed. baleful, vicious critters
Astounding in the briny, the wolf
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Obituary N Offices
MRS. GAMBIA GALLUCCI

Mrs. Gambia Gallucci, so, mother
of John Gallucci, contractor, died
Saturday at her home, 1909 So,
Cushman ave. Mrs Gallueei, a ma
tive of Italy, had lived in Tacoma
80 years. She was the widow of
Joseph Gallueci, who died in 1892
Mrs. Gallueci was member OF
the Rosary society of st. Rita's
church. Other than her son, she
leaves a daughter, Mrs. Angelo
zarelh of Tacoma; 10 grandchil-
dren. and six great-grandchildren.
Cassidy d Allen will announce the
funeral.
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Looking like dour old man, the
wolf-fish works his powerful nut
cracker jaws eternally; solid plates
of teeth are fine for doing-in his
main diet-crabs.
An ornery battler in the Sound
or tank, or anywhere, the wolf-fish
looks a good deal. like the tropical
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Dewey Club 10 Nest
Thursday Evening

Neat meeting u shs Thomas n
Dewey FOR President club Of Pierce
ooss~sy wsaa - k~ta ~ MHee4b~s
hall, 18th and Pacific. n<xt Thurs
day night ~ HF19 essioek.
The time ~ the nesting u isfss
than usual 10 siIaw eiub members
To first hsaf ons nf Dewsy's snnlar
sp~eehs.. scheduled for Chicago
neat Thursday night. II viii -
heard na Tia Pacific epsst ffefn
lilo 10 Tl6 a'elaek.
Robert n. Hunt. president NJ the
eluh. expects n bs sbls 10 ans
nounrs IN outstanding speshsf for
ths naxt meeting
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church: oortege leaving Lynn's a,
s.i5. burial Calvary cemetery.
Mrs. Myrtle Fischer - Monday
10 q. m. from hellingrrs chapel
Rev. p d. Tbbitts officiating
burial New Tacoma cemetery.
Edward &. Robinson - Monday.
z.15 p N. from Mellingers chapel.
Rev. = D. nbbitt& officiating
burial Tacoma cemetery.
Albert J. Hsrf-Mondzy ! 80
p. m. from Pipsrs chapel. PEN
Hill lodRs No 80. =. and A NJ
officiating. burial New Tacoma
cemetery.
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fish takes the
cake.
"A wolf fish
a C gu ed last
y e a r is s TIL |
V e m u C h
there all six
feet of him. The
n e w o n e ! S
bigger, although
not SO long be-
cause he's lost
a portion of his
tail
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YEAR LONG FEAST

Areamnes. wealthy prince OF an
Gent Gaul. once gave feast that
lasted year without interruption.
The entire country was invited,
and every stranger passing
through the country Was made
welcome.
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JAMES LAWRENCE
MNAMARA, JR.

Funeral services for James Law.
renee Mcnamara, jr.. fiye-months-
old son Of Ar. and Mrs.. James l.
Mcnamara Of Juneau, Alaska, WHO
died Thursday In a Seattle hos
pital. viii be held Monday at ]
p. m. from Lynn's chapel. The
Rev. K. S. Nicholson VIII officiate.
with burial following In Tacoma
cemetery. Other than MS parents,
the boy leaves his grandfather
Theodore Anderson Of Tacoma. and
grandmother. Mrs. Mary McNa-
mara Of Dumore. Penn.
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The Point Defiance aquarium's fourth season will Of
fcaly commence Sunday. That it will be open from
Il to p m. every day henceforh. II you've any
interest whatever in local marine life and the natural
ders of Puget Sounds underworld, the aquarium belongs
right at the top of your list.
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IEi%Ea}]5[1
Inisrcoostol Service Topped Aqdln,
Local Mills Buy Old LumbsrSchoonef

American Hawaiian nts.mshlr
60. yin withdraw u n ~ vss.
sells from regular intsfeasstai
trade In the nsar future. II WAS
disclosed saturday.
n 10 understood the flsst win ~
chartered In general trades. where.
by greater profits may - real
iKed.
While shippers. operators and
other maritime Interests af the Pa
eifio Coast wsss protesting the
present shortage uf intsrseassai
tonnage. American. ilawalian's am
nounnemsnt came ~ severe hluw.
Regular sailing from Puget
Sound 10 The North Atlantic will
be further cut from one every
week to once IN 10 DAYS. ami to
the south Atlantic parts u will h
reduced from = sailing ssery II
days TO once In IA days
A result nf reductions IN tbs
intsrcaastai fleet by more than 40
ships below normal. = coAstwlse
conferences Of industrial Kfenps.
shipping and traffic representa-.
tive. Ia being sponsored for thu
first week lon April by the Pacific
Coast association Of port anthufi-
ties.
Steamer Beught Hers
cornsila. vstsran steamship ~
the coastwise lumber trade, satiif-
day was under nsw ownership and
slated for operation once more.
Idle for three years. the zaa.foot
ship has been sold 10 the Tacoma
Lumber co. of Los Anksias.
Following an extensive over
haul at seattle. fhe curnslls viii
lift a million and . half feet u
lumber at Tacoma mills Tor Cali.
fgrnis perts.
The nes owners AIRS aEsnis
for Tacoma Harder I.nssbef
o.. Fefsrnan Misunderstanding
Co. ~. Paul and Taesasa
Lamier oss Dlaknss I.sssnlsF
company, 4
Built In 1917 At Oakland. ths
se#s<i sas named successfully
Robert q. Sudden. ifndrumsts.
Robert e. Sudden. John G. Kirk
patrick. CofnsiIa-
II 10 ezpsetad aba will be On
berth locally Ia = bout . seek.
Vessels In Pert
Edward I.i1ekenbaen. apurry.
walilngford. Mccormack. uyoko
nsru, Ahaffsr No. :. James lraf.
fiths. smslisfi ). T. c0aes, Port
piers Astoria. Dsflsaes mill;
Amuf. anslisf.
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FUNERAL SERVICES

Charles William PaploW, IT. -
Monday. $50 m from 81. Leo 5
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If you're not using it, sell it with
a Fast Action Times Want Ad.
Phone Main 1851.
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Kduard f.ueksnbaen. aparrys
Walilngford. Mccormick uyokn
nafu. Ahaffsr No 2. James Dnf.
fiths. smsltsfi .. ], 6s0aes, Port
piers Astoria. psflaacs mills
Amuf, smsltsr.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-23
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE OF MEETING OF THE
COUNTY BOARD OF EQUALi-
ZATION

NOTICE is hereby given that
the Assessor Collector of Imperial
County. California, has delivered
to the Clerk of the Board of Super
visors of said County, the ASSESS
ment Books, together with the map
books, and statements for the fiscal
year 1940-41, and
The said Board of Supervisors
sitting AS a Board of Equalization
will meet for the purpose OF equaliz-
ing said assessments on Tuesday.
July 16 1910, at nine O'Clock A. M,
and said Board will continue In
session from time to time until
the business of equalzing is dis
posed of. but not later than Mon
day, July 30, 1910, at 500 o'clock
P. M.
The Clerk of said Board will be
in his office in the Court House
at El Centre, California, each busi-
ness day between Tuesday, July 16.
1910, continuously until and in
Guiding Monday, July 20, 1910. at
500 o'clock P. NJ, except on Sat-
urdays after 1900 o'clock noon and
on other legal holidays, for the
purpose of receiving requests for
equalization of asseSsments by tax
payers, and all persons are re-
quested to appear before and file
with said Clerk any petitions for
equalization which they desire. On
such receipt the same will be re-
ferrcd to and considered by said
Board.
Dated: Ell Centre, California. July
16, 1910.
w. j. MCCI ELLAND.
Clerk of the Board OF
Supervisors.
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