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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1940-10-03
Local. S Float Wins
Continued from Page One)

back to making glaze and slip. Now
just you get going and gain some
strength and show Us you will be back
soon.
Andy Banker has been sick and is
recuperating from an operation. Andy
has been employed in the decorating
warehouse for sometime. Glenn Soul
lion is still on the sick list He still
lives on Summit and would like very
much to have some of his fellow work
ers pay him a visit. He is missed by
all at the shop.
Don't forget the Welfare club will
hold masquerade dance October 19.
1t is requested that everyone dress for
the occaSion.-O. c. AZ.
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Stdte Federation
Continued from Page One)

and use them to destroy the Ameri-
can Federation of Labor, he is indulg
ing in some more imaginative prevari-
cation"
Shortening of the work day and
week, lengthening Of vacation periods
without lowering workers earnings,
and increase in earnings in the low
wage occupations were listed in the
annual report of the executive board
of the federation as requirements
Essential to restoration Of normal
work opportunities"
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1940-10-03

Lending glamour with capital GEE Uncle Sans Army recruiting
Gentlemen don't wait caught the draftbe an Army
Flying Cadet!"
the idenberg lne the Mnerem line and the Magnot
"ss Ohio just returned from Atlantic City
There with
of
that all between
ages 27 Army Flying Cadets Says she:
opportunities
become the Eyes of the Army In the present mobilization
obtained all Recruiting Offices
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1940-10-03
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
OPPORTUNITY
TO GO INTO BUSINESS
FOR YOURSELF

Western Auto Associate Store

Western Auto Supply Company,
largest and most successful in its line,
81 years in business. had sales
volume of As million dollars in 1889.
We are now offering you an oppor-
tunity to own and operate a Western
Auto Associate Store, home owned, in
towns up to 10000. There are more
than 1900 such stores in operation.
You can become the owner and op-
orator of western Auto Associate
Store" for as little as $4,000 in the
smaller towns, which pays for mer-
chandise and fixtures and everything
necessary to start business. We train
you in our successful merchandising
methods.
Western Auto Supply Co.
Wholesale Division
147S Davenport
Cleveland, Ohio
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NOTICE L. u. 146 ;:

: Paden City, w. Va.-All men,
< bers of Local Union No. JAG are
: urged to be present at the next
: regular meeting, October 10. Ex-
< tremely important business must
< be taken care of at this time.
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Undeynourishnnent
Continued from Page One)

The 45,OOO,COO Americans said by
Miss Elliott to be undernourished
comprise approximately one-third of
the population of l31 ,409,881.
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NOTICE l.. u. NO. 1876

+ East Palestine, O.-All men, !
x bers of Local Union No. 1856 who I
X are three or more months in ar
x rears with dues on October will
\ be suspended.
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NOTICE )

+ The 1910 Supplements have :
x been sent out. If any local has :
\ not received its supply or is in
x need of extra copies, requests :
< should be sent into Headquarters. :
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MOTTO E!
Important Announcements of Local
Unions are to be found in this
Column
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: NOTICE L. u. 172 ::

: Meeting nights have been :
+ changed from the second and
\ fourth Friday of each month to :
! the second and fourth Thursday. !
: All members are requested to :
< have their due books in at the !
< next meeting. .
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NOTICE l.. U. NO. 8

: All kilnmen are urged to at :
: tend the October meeting of !
\ Local Union No. 9. This is an :
: extremely important meeting. :
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The Michigan headquarters Of the
Federal WageHour Division are To-
Gated at BAG Federal Building, De
troit.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1940-10-03

Parents would be shocked if they
knew how much their children know
at the age Of five.
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LU l3OHus Well
lCOntinued from Page Onel

they were kidding an Elizabeth Doe
about having her water melons shipped
direct from the south. Brother Jones
states that he can have them ship
ped direct from Glascow.-O. G. 100.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-16
John Z. Jorgensen
Passes al His Home

John y JorHsassn. n. aisa ri.
day 81 bic hons. lis No raeam.
ave ehsfs he owned ard operated
a cleaning sad dysinK establish.
msnf
Funeral services Niii 10 hid
Monday IL - N from Buckley
Kings chapel
a native u Copenhagen. nsn.
MARI. JofEsnseu cane u United
States so years ago ffs sams n
raeoma IN 1891 from ABerdssa.
shsfs bs mad lived 30 years
IafEsnssn uas > msmbsf ~ ~.
EiAs lodge IN Absfdssn and II ths
Danish Latbsfan church.
Surviving sss his sifs nary .
daughter. Afs CaFnilns n.sals -
Tasoms a grandson. John Rashls
- raeams one sister. nfs Fannls
iandsfbsfE n Copenhagen. ara q
ofeihsr. Olaf u Copenhagen
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-16

fUNAtITf Whlis crossing 80
fezi HsaF ~ iaals aoufsr ranch.
tea miles ffnm Sumner. Friday
=.=slsz ss.ssl = Nsaaats NItHaaas
fsyssf.eIa tadlan fFnu raft A.
hsfni \ e eas sfruek snt allied
~ an autamehlis De 80 pleslnE
hers - - Center ranrh
ns : survived - - Nlfs sha =
hsF~ snd : eausiH. asicman rstsf.
~ ucfnslsf. = q ne eoiY IL -
HIils fInsrsi hans
TIE elderly msn eas 80 -
have walked faie ne siss ~ ear
driven ~ John n Iehnsan. rtiysi-
iur inkEsf HsinE sf s. - =
= De reported Ne sNsrvsa 49,
NV - born IN ~ effort - sveii
~ accident snd as Fulnr slowly
81 ihe tims state ratrai Officers
Fstsh sna OLSEN Ssrs called - IN
scene
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-16

nese ships as breed. we do think
their floating hotels are righto. We
refer in particular to the whopping
new Yawata Maru. newest unit Of
the famous Nippon Yusen Kaisha
fleet and sister 10 the Militia Msru
(which new ship now holds the
trans Pacific speed record) and
the kasuga Maru (which 10 a.
building)
The Yamats Maru arrived in
Puget Sound this week on her
maiden voyage. Other things be-
ing equal. she'll never call at local
ports again. for she was built for
the Japan-Europe trade but will
run between California and Japan
while the European squsbble con-
tinues.
And she's well worth more than
casual attention. The trio of ships
are the largest for the trans-Paci-
fic trades. They are new. They are
modern. Unfortunately. we Amer
leans can't say as much for our
competitive tonnage.
We find all sorts of interesting
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-16
E. P. S. Faculty
Holds Retreat

Members Of the staff of the Col
lege of Puget Sound went to Lake
wood Saturday morning for the
annual faculty retreat.
This function. established several
years ago by President Edward H.
Todd, brings the faculty together
for an informal social meeting and
lunch and a serious consideration
of matters relating to the school
procedure. The gathering also pro-
vides an opportunity for new mem
bers of the faculty TO become ac-
quainted.
The gathering opened at $50
with an address by President Todd,
who chose for his subject, Let Us
Make Man" He emphasized the
opportunity and responsibility Of
the college in developing substan-
tial character and intelligent citi-
zenship.
Other speakers included DR.. John
d. Register. dean of the college,
and Richard d. Smith, field secre-
tary.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-16
Army Orders

WARRINGTON - The war depart
ment has issued the following orders
Majors Fremont n Hodson. INF. =,
Port Hayes. o.. 20 Washington; James
Omer Peacock. I'd res Cumberland
Nd, 10 duty. Port George O. Meade,
Captains oustave Y. Ledfors. NC.
Washington. TO Port Sam Houston,
Tex; James Patrick Aaloney, Gao,
res. Pittsburgh. 20 duty. Fort Mon
roe. Va. Chaplain Thomas Edwin
Hayeh. res, San Francisco 70 duty
Hamilton Field. Calf, Riley Pegs
Miner. Cd. rec Chester, Pa, 10 duty,
Curtis Bay. Md. Raymond Arthur
duty. Hamilton Field. Robert James
Port Monroe. va. William Edward
Harper Jr., inf. res. Savannah, 20
Chicago ouartermastsr depot Paul
Michel, PA, res. Denver, 10 duty.
Lowry Field. Denver Louis Boyce
Edison, sc, res, Houston. 10 duty.
Barksuals Field. La John Gregory
Hritz ONO. res Washington, 90 duty.
Detroit; Howard A. Van huksn. NC,
Philippine dept. 10 Washington.
Francis David Beyer. Cd. res. Tyrone
Pa, 20 duty. Washington. Jean Henry
Romano. DC. res. Spokane. 10 duty,
Fort Lewis. Wash Donald PlYmton
Mayhem. jAoD res. Los Angeles 20
duty. Washington Jack Henry
Turner, inf. res. VI pAso. 20 duty
Scott Field. III. Karl hlonzo Edeef.
ton. DC. res. Wing. MINI. 70 duty.
Port Benjamin Harrison, Ind. Donald
Edward Dick CWs. fes, Little Rock
20 duty, Chicago.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-16

Pouring In
Much Work Left
Before Opening

Persons contemplating entering
exhibits Il the Western Washing
Ten az =. 80 - zeSs ezssk
have but eight departments EFT
70 choose from today. Sunday
marks the closing date for them.
Sunday al 8 ,. n. = the clos
ing time for entries for the sheep.
swine. bees and honey. Agriculture
and horticulture. hay and grain
show. Camp Fire Girls ard All
club departments.
Hobby Hall and the culinary
section OF the women's depart
ment refused any more entries
after 6 ,. m. Saturday and entries
for the international egg show
closed Friday, II. v Beckendorff.
superintendent Of poultry. said
that there win be about ieo dozen
eggs in the show.
Amateur exhibitors In the floral
hall are given until = a. m. Mon
day. first day Of the fair, and
exhibitors OF floral baskets have
untn Tuesday, Sept Il. to make
their entries. The three-day rose
show. which this year Is expected
to far surpass former shows In
quality and quantity, starts on
Friday. Sept 20. and continues
through Sunday.
The bulk OF entries for most OF
the departments will arrive Sat
urday and Sunday. with Sunday
being the busiest day OF all.
From early morning TO early Mon
day morning hundreds Of workers
win be occupied arranging fruit,
vegetables. displays and special
exhibits for the thnongs Of visitors
due To arrive starting Monday
at 8 a. m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-16
Rosedale Group
Meets Wednesday

GIG HARRoR Rosedale Mixer
club will meet Wednesday TO hear
Miss Lucy Ayres. general secre-
tary OF the American Association
Of Women Preachers. speak on
Life Of the People Of the South
ern Mountains" Hostesses Mrs
r. n. Meyers. Mrs. J. whitmore
and Mrs. l. Moseman viii super
wise serving OF luncheon 1t p. m.
Programs for the coming year viii
be distributed.
Principal and Mrs, DUANE Par
ish Of Rosedale school were hon
ored Thursday during a meeting
Of the Rosedale PIT. A. when it,
president, Mrs John Eide. pre-
scented them with a i0-plece set
Of Vernonware. The gift was
made by members Of the associ-
alton in recognition OF the couples
recent wedding anniversary.
Lightning struck madrona
tree on the Clara whitmore place
near Cromwell ferry landing last
Thursday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-16
Portland Guordsmen
VIII Get Credits

PORTLAND - The Portland
school board announced today i
had decided 70 give a term credit
70 nigh schooi seniors who are mo
bsiiSsd with the national guard
superintendent r. ". Duxdais said
that about 30 bays would b. Af'
fsetsd All viii h. allowed q
graduate On schedule IN January
In Taeoms, suri. Howard 2
Good aid 70 plans have beer
made yet and that q = not Jet
known ho~ many boys vii b 81.
feetsd b. ths mobilization. fhs
matter q student Eaarasfnsn 80
not mentioned At the school board
meeting Thursday afternoon
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-16
Awards OF Merit
To Five Tacomans

Csmmlttss - 1 90 awards ~
merit have hesn recommended fnr
the following raeamsns ~ ths
f1neaia utlssns eiuh
David Tar tst1 "a. X o.. for
painting house
~ psnEis ssoe - " q frf
FsmnsisllnG slteheH. rattlaE IN
nsu foaf snd msklnG vsfia.. &c
terrier improvements = hems
y osysr. asos - sheridan 81
fnr painting hanss ssisFi0r ara
making interior decorations
Ies kuchsfs laIs - ahsrsasa
ave Zee painting home
Ray Packard. isap 50 Ehsfidsn
ave. fof painting Aams fsmeasl-
inG hsek perch.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-16
Elderly Indian Killed
By Car Near Puyallup
B. c. Man Had Been Picking Hops;
Accident Believed Unavoidable

daughter. hnrn q NJ al Hfs.
steven Ffsneis - Pacific - sspt.
3 daughter. n Ne at Hrs.
Irvlnn Farra ~ Estnaviiis Espt.
70 and a son. % Nc 81 Mrs
Melvin acCsuahy - 81 fsth = /.
9 + 40 sept 70
Grave sas services wsrr hsid
Saturday aafsf - Hir-etion ~
Hilfs funeral eans fnf ~ infsnt
san ~ NJ At Mrs. tehn "
e'hrlsfisnsea. So aird 81 : Taco
~ hosriisi Friday Reside ne
parents N baby l~ssss = twin
brother snt ~ grandparents. NJ.
md afs joan ehfislisnsna. 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-16
Roadsiers Race
Sunday Afternoon

Thrills spills snd excitement
are promised u fans sunday 81.
lsra"oa 81 the old stslisesnm soif
course Shsn ths Roadster Racing
sssarisiion stsEss its blr Fses -
the Yssf fef Northwest supremacy.
Three hH fsesa and tlHss trials
wil b. uln op me renovated asl-s.
ffss track only sns ~ lts ktna.
First action starts 81 70 D N.
tastes, ears in The Northwest.
win such driver. =. LsEEs. naroa.
HpauidlnK uussos ars ilasis vii
h. pushing the thfottiss 10 tha
floor.
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little things pertaining TO the
Yswata Mara
n the first place without get
tiTik iissS ssT.s-ssz s::ss -. - :
her name = derived from TIRE
(Shinto. we believed shrine a.
Twasimiru Hatiman-Gu located At
Yswata-hati There was another
Yawata Nsru under the y. Y. X.
houseflag from lses untn 1884. BY
the bye. but the newer namesake
Is nearly six times as big.
The Yawats Maru Is 500 feet
long. Of 1900 gross tons. She has
two sets Of double reduction gear
ed turbines adding up 10 1900
horsepower and giving her a regu-
lar speed Of 225 knots.
She carries 2s5 passengers and
IL. 500 measurement tons Of cargo.
So much for mere statistics. We
only wish a description OF msgnifi-
cent interior decor. the artistry Of
her accommodation and the sheer
luxury OF her could be as easily
put into words.
There Is a modernized oriental
flavor which Is omnipresent but at
the same time elusive. Perhaps Il
Is the Japanese use Of pure curves
and straight lines without gim-
cracks and frills. Whatever II il.
it's certainly unusually pleasing.
The Hotel Yawata Maru boasts
at least seven large public rooms
lounges. dining saloons. libraries.
etc. AL those in addition TO a pair
OF gymnasiums, swimming pool.
private dining rooms. enclosed
promensdes, etc.
BY the way. all officialdom has
been bemoaning the fact the va
wata Maru couldn't be turned over
for an open house while in Tacoma.
Too bad. but impossible. neverthe-
less.
As second choice. however,
everybody II cordially invited
10 visit her Sunday at Seattle.
She'll be at the N. Y. X. terminal
on Smith Cove, and you'll be well
come from 10 a. m. until 4 p. m.
Her owners modestly refer TO
her as the acme of twentieth cen
fury travel comfort" They didn't
miss IL far, either.
The Yawata Maru Is a practical
example Of every modern device of
marine architecture and engineer
ing, all co-ordinated to give the
ocean traveller all the comfort he
can take.
But we can't seem to get our
one-track mind off the motif and
method OF interior decoration.
Clever people. these Nipponese.
THE Yawata Maru was built In
Incidentally
Wood is the chief material. oddly
enough. It's supplemented with
gobs Of chromium, glass and like
eye-catchers.
The effect achieved with wood Is
dramatic. Wed hate to
even guess how many different
kinds have been employed; and
well swear we never saw any Of
them before. Most have been fin
ished naturally" for full benefit
of their native beauty. Much Of 1t
is carved-not ornately, but In un-
expected places and with striking
which the panelled
fireplace in the main smoking
lounge is an artistic masterpiece.
Well. the entire layout is mod
ern TO the Nth degree. It's a
splendid seagoing inn. And by vir-
tue Of its nationality the Yawsta
Maru Is distinctively exotic but not
icky. You oughta see her.
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~. >r
G0Ql1III3
Gzsll1iz1I3I 49,

We believe in giving credit
where It Is due. and we don't
think anyone can deny that
the Japanese are doing a swell
job with these big and fancy
luxury liners.
Joseph Conrad remarked at The
conclusion Of bis first voyage in
steam that Hotels are all alike p
But even 20, in its own realm.
there's surely nothing wrong with
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-16

the sCnoolS uufink the coming
As an incidental attraction the
Young policemen were served re-
freshments BY the commissioner.
lie commissioned the following
i2i officers Thursday.
stadium ulrhf ivan Cofnfofth
Harvey Iarht and Ffancn Weed
Iasan Ire tnniar HlHh Ross nish-
off. Hlii Punk James Gibson George
kubes. Oisn fyland, John fisRsants
Harvey REIN and John Taylor
Mason Iunler fIiHh Al AilsFdins
Floyd Bakef walter Brill hill Davis,
Roland Day Don uunoeieh. Donald
johnson. Ben Judd. red Hussnt
Roger Pennington. Tom Rosasf and
naynafd Welsh
Meaartsr 1anioF uinh and tismen-
taryi Howard Harris Arthur Mara
stone. Charles Peterson Ronald
Peterson and Jack bhauahnessY
Bfsant; Robert CfessNen Bruce
Dennis Lawrence HuEhs, bob Jones
billy Lowell. jack Macpherson. Jimmie
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-16
EIGHIH MiKp pEMos

Democratic candidates for c0un-
- commissioner and for state rep
resentstigs have been invited b
speak A. me meeting ~ the Eighth
ward Democratic club. Monday
sysninR ~ = o'ciock IN ~ Lakes
Community houss. No. ssth and
Cove sta
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-16

. good hotel.
Thus we point
out that luxury
liners are hotels
first and ships
ly sfterward
II eyre de-
signed that way.
built that way.
pro m oted and
used that way.
s o, although
we don't think
much Of jana
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-16
rAnsis stn.LAmY

A Thief. Nso fansaeksd the office
~ y " osssi ~ Lincoln hiEh
school, got no loot police were N
formed Ths intruder climbed =
tree o. get into the offies.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-16
Core OF the News
owl srnNIoE INAMs

Fof The pufposs - filllnE pres
ent and future vseanalss IN the
bonneville F0esr Standardization
On projects In Oregon and Wash.
inEton. the civil ssfvtes commits.
sion announces The folioNinH open
competitive examinations
FOREMAN electrician. suhatAflon
construction senior electrician.
suhslstlon construction. ard hslpsr
electrician
Applications must ~ 0n file IN
the seattle ofies not later than
Oct 2.
Wedding Tiowsr. mnn Florist
=
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-16

Installation ceremonies faf res
" sisrird officers ~ ruYsilap a.
ssmhly order - nslnhow ~
clfls. ain 10 held % Monday go.
Ming ssrt -
Eisanof Rsyneid. q. ths nss
worthy adviser succeeding vsrs
nst,en Other Officers are VlFslnl.
sldfvFs associate worthy adviser
Donna t.<Nis. charity frxns rssfn
hope Shirley Clements faith
Jean Kemp ehspiain Nennis
kRutsan. arm leader Lusla Nal
ealm. love. Joyce Fearn. religion
nstiy Mason. nature aafEusfits
Cecil. immortality. Doris slmen.
son. fidelity. Pat Carlson. patFi.
otismf Hlanshs Nsseh. ssrviss
MssKis cros~an. confidential sh.
server. Natalie bum. eutsf 81.
server Marian Grant. muslcian
Alice Ellison. chair Director. Ads
Nae Berry. standard h~sfsf Jean
copeland nas bearer, spd Lillian
larson. treasurer
Msmh~rs 81 the choir are Fran.
ess Quinn. Jean MoeafiY. souslis
chasbrens. Frances nunn. rilains
kalErsn. Lorraine nadsk. Nsaius
eoslEer Hstty Chfistiansan and
Jean Humistnn COMMITTEES chair
men announced BY the nsw Sorth'
adviser are Helen roppaa. vaY'
and means. Irene Feafn. kiichsn
Donna Lswis. program. Virgins
alddsrs. soraphooh Margaret Cecil
decorations and Virginia alddsrs
publicity.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-16
Fiorai Hulldlnr He.,e-.

Ms. freeman Williams Of pny
Allup, prominent In garden club
activities. will be a hostess IN the
floral building At the Western
Washington fair nest week. she
will he on duty during the day
assisting Eugene Sandal. supsrln
tendent
Mrs u I Defriehaon. q former
resident Of ruyallup. who has hssn
the guest Of Af and Mrs Earl
Powell Of West stewart ave and
other valley and Tacoma friends
for the past month. IL leaving TOE
her HON. Ia Los Angeles sunday
New arrivals al ruyaliup Cen
srsl hospital this week srr a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-16
oITizsss,iir CLASS

a clsss IN eitiHsushlp i nDs
meeting every "wednesday evening
Al ? 20 IN ne Tacoma Community
house 1911 ~ N - Anyone IN
tsfssisd i invited - attend
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-16
TWO TICKETS

Ticketed on speeding charges,
Dewey Tel, 1920 Thompson ave,
and Ken E. Reynolds, 450e No. 10th
st, faced police court citations
Saturday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-16
VIRGIN. ALLEN

Graveside services for Virgins
Allen. infant daughter Of Mr.. and
Ars. Benjamin Allen Of Yakima
who died Friday In a local hospital
were held Saturday At , .. m. Al
cushman cemetery. with the Rev
Pr. Ansslm officiating. Cassidy a
Aliens directed. Besides parents
the child leaves two sisters. Mary
Jean and Mary Grace, ana a bro
ther. Stanley.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-16

Ths aatanuska valley annual
air held August ~ 20 sept this
year. vas = diatinet success, ae
eordinE 10 Harold Clan. i2loi :
80. TaeoHs. who recently returned
from Alasks
Always batter butter 81 Gov
Butter stox adv }