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ROYAL AIRMEN
INCREASE RAIDS

Continued from Page One)
damaged in the gunfire ex-
changed with French ships in
the harbor.
Meanwhile, according to au-
thoritative sources in Italy, the
axiS-powerS let it be known that
the War in Europe would slacken
off to some extent the while a
new empire would be built up in
Guiding the two present axis
power nations, with Spain and
Japan as newcomers to the
group.
A two-bladed spear of attack
against the Suez canal appeared
in the frame-up stage as Italy
prepared to lay claims against
France for permission to take
over control of Syria.
The first spear, however, OPP
Grating through Egypt with
Libya as control base. appears to
be having some serious trouble.
r. A. F. planes have continually
bombed the Italians on all fronts
including sinking of at least one
torpedo ship in the Mediter-
ranean Sea.
French colonies and their rela-
ton to the campaign to end
British empire domination were
to be the subject of discussions
soon to be started by axis-power
diplomats in Berlin.
And in the meantime again
the R. A. F. bomberS are making
things tremendously uncomfor-
table in Berlin.
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Lions Bingo
Party Tonight

Final preparations for the
Lions Club Bingo Party to be
held in the Lions Den tonight,
starting at 800 o'clock, have
been made and a rousing good
time is expected by those who
have already made reservations.
A fine list of prizes has been
assembled for this affair and the
Lions are prepared to play per
feet hosts to the guests of the
evening. Tickets are still on sale
from the various members.
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High School Room
Mothers To Meet

Room Mothers of the Junior
Senior High School Parent
Teacher Association will meet to-
morrow afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
in the school auditorium it was
announced by officials this morn
ing.
All members of the group have
been requested to attend this
first meeting of the current
school year.
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MEMORIES
By MARY ELLEN HUSSEY

AS the soft rain falls from the
clouded sky,
My thoughts are turned to days
gone by
Days 1 pray l can again relive
And regain the happiness l know
they will give.
With it the rain brings memories
of the night
When We first met on the beach
lit with bright moonlight
What fun we had as we rOllicked
and sang;
It was there our everlasting
friendship began.
Playmates from then on we shall
always be;
Perhaps it may be hard for you
to see,
But near in the future our love
will bring again
To reality those memories l live
alone with the rain.
Sept. %. 1910,
Savannah, Ga.
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NOT CATCHING?

SCOTTSBLUFF, Neb.-Appen-
dicitiS might not be contagious,
but you will have a hard time
perSuading the Tom Britton
family that it isn't. One month
after daughter Mary was OPP
Grated on for acute appendicitis,
daughters Pauline and Reva, and
son Charles came down with the
same ailment and had to be
rushed to the hospital for opera
tons.
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Mrs. Navarro
Left For Norfolk

Mrs. Raymond Navarro left
yesterday afternoon on the 500
o'clock bus for Norfolk, Va, to
visit with her sister and brother
in-law, Lieut.. and Mrs. ]. B.
MOrland.
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ONE SENTRY
TO ANOTHER
Sept. %. 1910,
Savannah, Ga.
fBy Associated Pressl

(By Associated PressD
ST. GALLEN. Switzerland.
Sept. 26-During the first
World war two young SOL
diers. a Swiss sergeant and a
German private. met casually
while on frontier duty and
talked far into the night.
A few weeks ago. the Swiss
sergeant. now an officer,
found himself on the German
frontier on exactly the same
spot.
He was introduced TO a
high officer of the German
army and each Immediately
recognized the other as the
sentry of the last war.
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The New York City public Ii
brary system, which includes
Manhattan, Bronx and Richmond,
owns 1,390,3O6 books.
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ThOrne wheat, a cross between
the Portage and FulcaSter varie-
ties, has a brown chaff and no
boards.
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YESTERDAY: Kay tells all and
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convinced of Jef's guilt. She goes
up to her room and finds Mimi
there. Mimi bursts out "I'n glad
she's dead. She tDds bad through
and through"
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-12
L. N. Hatch Reelected
By Land Bank Officials
Puyollup Food Stomp Office Opened
MondoY AT Chamber Of Commerce

PUYALIUP l. NJ. Hatch Of
Alderton was reelected president
OF the Puyallup division Of the
Federal Land bank at the annual
meeting Saturday. George w.
Taylor Of Roy was chosen vice
president and J. f. Elliott Of
Tacoma reelected secretsry.iress-
urer.
L. ID. Colby OF Auburn and A. NJ.
Albert Of Buckley, whose terms
expired, were elected to succeed
themselves as directors for three
years. Other directors are Hatch.
who has two years yet to serve,
and George Brown of Puyallup
and Taylor, whose terms expire
IN 1e41.
The meeting was held in Ia
coma. Morning and early after
noon sessions were held jointly
with Lake Bay and East Tacoma
divisions. Speakers in the morn
ing were Harvey Schultz or Adna,
director of the Federal Land bank.
Spokane: Oscar D. Swensen, man
ager, National Farm Loan associ-
alton, division OF Spokane. and l.
F. Shelter. regional representative
of the bank for Southwest Wash
ington. At the afternoon session
a resolution was passed and or
dered forwarded to Washington,
d. c., requestiong that the Fed
eral Farm Credit administration.
OF which the land banks are a
part. be restored to its former
independent status. 1t has recent
ly been made part Of the depart
ment of agriculture, which did not
meet with the approval of large
majority of the members present.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-12
CLUB TO VIEW FILM

The Tacoma Engineers club. at
its meeting Wednesday noon at
the Hotel Winthrop. will view mo-
ton pictures OF Europe taken be-
fore the war started. Showing
quaint scenes and picturesque set.
tings, they will be presented by
Victor r. Rabel, vice president
and treasurer Of the Star Ma
chinery Co. Of Seattle. who took
them while on a six months tour
Of numerous European countries.
Maynard Falconer Ia program
chairman.
Butter down again. Cow Butter
Store. adv,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-12

Jim Ball. daughters Of Rev. kilian,
and Mrs. Ronnie NIX of Puyallup.
The rooms were decorated with
greens and spring flowers.
Plan Plant Sale
The Junior guild OF Christ Epis-
copal church has large supply OF
plants on hand for its sale Wednes-
day night at the parish hall and
will contine the sale Thursday aft.
ernoon from until o'clock. Miss
Jeon Cook is in charge and will be
assisted by Mrs. Leslie Burrows,
Mrs. Carl Poolman and Miss Elei-
ane Greedy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-12
Hearing On Monday
For Cotton Stamps

Mayor Kaufman. with The rouH.
ell's approval. fixed nest Monday
mornings council s~sssen ~ shs
time fsF consideration ef ths pro-
posed federal eolinn stamp plan.
and March 10 ~ the date of hear.
Ing on whether Tacoma shsii -
Included In the FEDERAL houslns ass
benefits.
An effort win b. made 10 have
Lease Epstein Of Seattle here fos
The housing hearing March ~.
Organised labor. Workers ALI
snes and Chamber ~ Cemmefes
sili he invited "a hass sspr~sefis-
llsss al the cation stamp hearing.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-12
Parents Congratulated

Parents OF four girls and two
boys born at Puyallup General hos
pital during the past week arc be-
ing congratulated. These include
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Brown, a
daughter on Sunday; Mr.. and Mrs.
Roger Wright. a daughter satur-
day, and Friday Mr.. and Mrs
Maurice Crittenden and Mr.. and
Mrs. Edgar Coffman became the
parents of a boy and girl respec-
lively. A daughter arrived for Mr..
and Mrs. Donald Clark Tuesday
and DIR. and Mrs. Gordon Gross
became the parents of their second
child, a boy. Monday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-12

kilians Hold Open HOUSE

About $50 relatives and friends
of Rev. and Mrs. Karl Kilian from
Tacoma. Seattle, Brsmerton and
valley points gathered at their home
on the orting highway Sunday aft
ernoon and evening at an open
house following their wedding OF
asst Tuesday evening.
Assisting the hostess were Mrs.
II. Annis, Mrs. f. arks and Mrs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-12
Core Of the News
To OPEN SERIES

The first Of a series of talks on
stamp collecting and its allied
hobbies, sponsored by the Tacoma
Stamp club, will be given Tuesday
at s p. m. in the rooms Of the
Tacoma secretarial school. third
floor. Medical Arts building. Ray
Sewers will display and speak on
his collection OF early Australian
stamps and their watermsrks.
Visitors are welcome. The club
meets the second and fourth Tues
DAYS of each month.
Choice cactus, Hinz. Florist.
adv
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-12

onn l., Knapp. a. n s+s7 MAJ.
len at. died Monday in local hos.
pllaI DE vas : native - Indiana
and had lived IN Tacoma "a years.
lie sss q msmbsF II Church a
God. Surviving are ens sou. Hsf.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-12
TAX CoNFERENCE

The annual Washington state
Tax conference will be held March
rs and 20 at the Chamber Of Com
merce room. IN Yakima.
The South End IL entitled 20
Lincoln Bowl. All Tacoma Will
vote yes" adv.
REFLECT LYLE LEhLEY 20
the sc hool board. adv,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-12
Rosicrucian Study
Club N eeiinq Sci

The Roslcrucisn study club viii
meet Wednesday At zTit No zist
st. 10 discuss and act on isfisia-
ton ~ interest 10 the group. Ths
meeting VIII bs for members only.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-12
BUDDHIST sERyICE

An English Buddhist service will
be held at 8 p. m Tuesday at the
church, i7i7 Faweett ave, with
Rev. sunya N. Pratt speaking on
Buddhist Psychology"
Rose bushes, 29o. Puget Sound
Nursery, Inc, sz0i Pacific ave.
adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-12
GAARD WILL sPTAk

Conrad Gard will give smother
In a series Of lectures Tuesday
night AZ Hotel Winthrop AZ q
meeting o. the Anglo-saxon Fed
GRAFTON. which starts At . O'Clock.
The public IL invited.
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Custer Circle Sewing Club
Plan Public Dinner

The Post Pocahontas club will
serve a public dinner Wednesday
from IL until / o'clock at Red
Mems hall. Cards will be played
in the afternoon with Mrs. F. W..
Carey in charge.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-12

merce. 1914 I'd ave. s ". Those
certified by the welfare depart
ment who have registered at the
Chamber Of Commerce office for
transfer Of their credentials can
take advantage Of the service at
once.
Up to closing time Saturday
more than 500 recipients had reg
istered with Rex Kelley. chamber
secretary. Kelley win be the
bonded agent here for distribution
Of the stamps. assisted by Miss
Violet Olsen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-12
Che Gaecma Gimes
Aged Sumner
Woman Passes
runsrul TuesduY
At 81. Andrews

SUMNER Funeral services fes
Mrs. Mary X Shannon. Al. ~sIl -
held Tuesday morning 1T $50
frem 81 Andre~'. ehurch. Rev.
Michael Rnsol officiating Inter
ment win b In Lake View ceme-
terry. Seattle. under direction 10
the Sumner Funeral chapel.
Rosary win ~ rested Monday
evening ~ 4 O'clock 81 81 An.
aFew's church Nra Shannon had
been . resident AZ Sumner for foar
years making her heme with her
rsn. Gene Shannon. a ais klncaid
81. Besides her snn she leaves
one daughter. Madeleine. af Seat
tie. and four grandchildren.
Afhlctsc Cue Nc~ss
The newly organised athletic
club Of sumner viii bold its flrss
meeting Monday evening AZ A
O'Clock In the banquet room az
Ny wifss cafe. Stanley ssaatr
and Oscar Jones have arranged
to show moving pictures al the
Shrine Eart.west football game
played at San Francisco. There
wsli also be . speaker from the
athletic department az the unl-
versity ef Washington.
Mrs. Welsner Hsste~s
Mrs. Herman welsner. ssxszted
by Mrs Effie sturFis and Mrs.
Anna Calavan. entertained Valley
chapter No, 7. Daughters Of rio.
neers. 1T her home Friday after
noon. Baskets Of daffodils and
spring flowers we're used through
out the rooms.
Present were Miss Lnslis swe-
rey, Mrs. Elite Williams. Miss
Dorothy Jean Cook. Mesdsmss
Melissa Rogers. Ruth klncaid
Huff. Dorothy Nahum. Annabei
swsrner. Mary Calvert, Roberts
Huff Smith. Bertha Lee. Lucille
Mcbride, Effls Adams. Addis
Roetger. Fora Bonnsy Wright.
Ellen wolmer. Leona Allison. L,icy
Benson. Mamie Forbes. Harriet
Bartlett. Margaret oetxsndaner.
r. G. Gloyd. J. y. Coates. Mabel
Youder. Let,ie Bostman Williams
and the hostess.
Aids % Me~f
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid
circles will meet Wednesday after
noon. Circle one will meet with
Mrs. A. l.. Harmsr. for a 1 o'clock
dessert luncheon. Mrs. Wade Gala
van assisting.
Circle two viii meet at the home
Of Mrs. L. ID. Howe with Mrs.
T. w. rebb assisting.
Circle threa viii be entertained
by Mrs. l.. d. Ryan 1t the manse.
ST Andrews guild will meet
AZ o'clock st the home ~ Mrs.
Fred Tebb, Mrs. Joseph Fosniek
will be assistant hostess
The Aid OF Mt. View Lutheran
church will meet ct p. m. in
the church psriora
10. u. A. NJ.
Junior Order United American
Mechanics. sumner council No. 7.
VIII inert Thursday at 4 o'clock In
the Masonic hall. John BaumbAch,
councillor. extends . cordial invita-
ton 10 all members.
Picture 10 Re shown
The Presbyterian Sunday school
has obtained the talking movts In
teehnicolor. The hiddlstovn Fam.
lily at thu New York Worlds Fair"
and viii show II Wednesday even
ing IT 7 o'clock In the social room
Of the church. Ali members Of the
Presbyterian Sunday school. their
parents and friends are invited.
sportsmen's Danes
The sixth annual Epoftsmsn's
dance IL scheduled March IS 81 the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-12

II you're not using II. sell 1, with
a Fast-Aotion Times Want Ad.
Phone Main 1881.
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Omen Stamp Sale

Monday was the opening day for
food stamp distribution from the
office of the Chamber of Com
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Tacoma Obituary Notices


MRS. eroRaE c. no~D
Nrs Carrie nund. z<i2 E&st g
-. died Monday ~ k<r hcsne. Shs
49, hnrn IN Pennsylvania and hsd
lived n TAeem. = ysars hs<
nand vas . member ef Enfns 8
shaw Rsh~ksh ledge. No. 200. snd
~ the I.utn~ran church. HuFvts.
M are hsr husband. u;rcrHe ,. II
n. homs: fcur daughters. Mfs
KATIE Eckrun. MFs Elsie HarEst.
Mr. Lillian Digger ard Ns<
e1zFiss kshrer IT Roy. wash h<r
father. Michael nnlleh. and n
rrsn8e hildrwn. nnekify kings
ain snncunce The fsner~i
Mnx MAsAo ssausAaA
Ars yaki suxsh.ss. ~. died ~
her heme. 1885, ceaFt u. nks
v.s hurn IN Japan snd came n
Tacoma In ie1e. A msNh<f At
Buddhist church. MIRA suaihsf.
leaves her hush<nd. MAs~c ~ the
Aem<. ard cue sister ard hrcsh<<
IN Japan Hssckssy.kgnss viii
announce the funeral.
wmlia~' wsASux
William Mehsnus. ef Summer.
died Saturday m iocsi Ac~pisAi.
he leaves hls wife. Aide ~ the
hams Msillaxers will snHoanss
the funeral
eEo.ce n-sawxv
George peArmsy. a.. ~ ~. Z.
bex sse. died Sunday In . leesl
hospital. We leaves hls wlfs. Hrx<
Meilinxers win announce the
funeral.
mrs. Ana nurTxnFtxfn
Funeral services FIR Mrs Ada
nustsrfseid. "a. VIA died Friday II
her hame. sosn n. ~ a.. we're
held Monday IL II . m. from
riper's chapel The Rev. w, O.
fssnihin efslcisssa. with burial Ia
Tacoma cemetery. Mrs. Butter
/ field. = native Of Canada. had
lived In Tacoma ~ years me
WAS . member II The Kpsscppai
church. she leaves . dAuxhtsf.
Mrs. Gladys fselthmsn af coulss
Dam. . son. frederick az Tacoma.
and = brother. Alfred siddsil n
California.
MRS. ssxs ?. mooEas
Funeral services for Mrs. Jams
Priscilla Rogers. -. who died
Saturday ~ her home, hst "a.
ssth st.. will be held Tuesday ~
40 D. m. from ripsr's chapel
The Rev. r. q. Kirby viii offieisis.
Burial will fellow In Mountain
View burial park. Mrs. Rogers.
the widow Of Milford Tracy
Rogers. was born In Pennsylvania
and had lived IN Tacoma 40 years.
She was q member of First Me-
thodlst church. Surviving are four
sons. Bert Of kapowsin. Louise X.
Harry and Tracy Of Tacoma.
three daughters. Mrs. Mauds Hsss-
sell, Mrs.. Georgia Tsfrsy and Mrs.
laabsll Dougheriy of Tacoma 10
grandchildren and 70 at.grAad.
children.
MRS. CARRIE MyHRg
Funeral services for Mrs. Carrie
Myhrs. 70, ~ 100 10. 10Th at.
who died Monday In local hos.
plial will be held Wednesday 81
i.so y. m. from Lynn's chapel.
The Rev. p. n. Hoff viii officials.
Burial VIII be in Tacoma cemetery.
Afs. Myhrs, mother u Mrs. Paul
MslilnFsr Of Tacoma. vas . native
Of Norway and had lived IN Taco
ma ~ years rhs wss = msmbsr
Of Central Lutheran church. nhs
j. also survived BY three grand.
children.
Mis-. INsyor.D JOHNSON
Mrs. Louise johnson. 20. ~ sbss
so. cushman. died sunday IN 10
cal hospital Ehs was . member
Of H. Paul Methodist church. kur.
yiying are hsf husband. ingynld:
one daughter. Mary Iou. both ~
the home two brothers. G W. Beck
Of Rochester. MINI. and Emli Beck
Of Cedar Rapids. Il. fipsrs viii
announce ths funeral.
oRrS L. KSArr
oan l.. Knapp. ~. n s+s7 MAJ.
I Ian II .ILsd AnnIaa Ln 4 Ioral hns.
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Baptist Brotherhood


The Mems Brotherhood Of the
First Baptist church will meet in
the church parlors Monday eve.
ming at 6:45 for dinner and pro.
gram. Speaker will be Rev. A. II
Carlson OF the First Baptis,
church Of Sumner.
Wednesday afternoon the three
circles of the women's council OF
the church will meet at 2 o'clock
Willing Workers group VIII NEE,
with Mrs. James Meyers. The Fl.
delis circle viii hold its session
at the church at PAS and Mrs
j. NJ. Jones will entertain IN.
Electas at her home on 5th ave
N. E. at o'clock.
Choir rehearsal will be held Sat.
urday night this week instead OF
Thursday.
Final Lenten Service
Rev. Theodore Brakeman, pastor
OF Emmanuel Lutheran church. will
preach his last mid-week ienten
service Wednesday evening at
o'clock. The Crucified Christ and
the Cross Bearing Christian" Is his
subject.
Thursday evening at 7 o'clock
the jolly Juniors OF Emmanuel
church will hold a business meeting
followed by a social hour. Saturday
afternoon from 2 until o'clock a
children's story and study hour will
be he'd at the church. Mrs. Theo.
dore Brakeman and Mrs. Clarence
Nettnin will be in charge.
Custer Circle Sewing Club
Custer circle, Ladies OF the G. A.
r.. Sewing club will meet Wednes-
day afternoon at o'clock at the
home of Mrs. C. w. Grayum. 1905
9th st. 5. W. Mrs. Eva Willmot
will be assisting hostess.
Firwood Hostess
Mrs. r. F. Friday or Firwood will
be hostess to the North circle OF
the Womens guild OF Christ Epis-
copal church Thursday afternoon
at 2 o'clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-12

The sixth annual Epoftsmsn's
dance IL scheduled March IS 81 the
Spanish castle on the Tacoma
Seattle highway.
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MIS-. S:voiD JOHNSON

Mrs.. Louise johnson. 20. ~ sbss
80. cushman. died sunday IN . 20
cal hospital She was . rnsfnb~r
Of ~ Paul Methodist church. Sur.
ylying are her husband. ingyold;
one daughter. Mary I.ou. both ~
the home. two brothers, G. W. Beck
Of Rochester. Nina. and Emii Beck
Of Cedar Rapids. Il. fipsrs viii
annualnrs fhs funeral
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Picture 10 Re shown

The Presbyterian Sunday school
has obtained the talking movie In
teohnicolor. The Mlddlstovn Fam.
lily at thu New York Worlds Fair. ="
and viii show II Wednesday even
ing IT o'clock In the social room
Of the church. Ali members Of the
Presbyterian Sunday school. their
parents and friends are invited.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-12

Junior order United American
Mechanics. sumner council No, 7,
VIII inert Thursday at o'clock In
the Masonic hall. John BaumbAch.
councillor. extends = cordial invita-
ton To all members.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-12

George peArmsy, a. ~ ~. z.
sex sSe, died Sunday IN leesl
hospital. Ne leaves his wifs. nns<.
Mcilinxer's viii announce the
funeral.