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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-05
Ivy Chapter O. E. S.
10 install Saturday

Installation OF Ivy Chapter o.
z. s. will be held Saturday eve
ming April 9Th in the Masonic
hall at Fern Hill at $50. Those
assisting with the ceremonies will
be Mrs. George Mundt, junior
past grand matron: Mr.. Harold
v. Davies, past grand patron; Mrs.
Alfred Hodges, worthy matron;
Mr.. II. C. Ford. worthy patron:
Mrs. II. C. Ford. chaplain: Mrs.
c. T. Winsiow, marshal and Mrs.
Irma Baker and Mrs. Chas. Ben
jamin, organists.
Elective officers TO be installed
are Mrs. Arthur Hart. worthy
matron; Mr.. Alfred Hodges.
worthy patron; Mrs. Carl ostlund.
associate matron; Mr.. Arthur Hart.
associate patron: Mrs. Harry
Sharpe. secretary; Mrs. Stanley
Craig. treasurer; Mrs. I. d. Hen
derson, conductress; Mrs. William
Strong, associate conductress. APP
pointive officers are Mrs. Alfred
Hodges, chaplain; Miss Mildred
smallridge, marshal; Mrs. Irma
Baker. organist; Miss Alice Hart.
Adah; Mrs. Bertha Wayne. Ruth.
Mrs. Guy Sheehan, Esther; Mrs.
Oscar Brunswick. Martha; Mrs.
Walter Rostedt, Electa; Mrs. E.
]. Atkinson. warder: and Mr.. Eric
Jorstad, sentinel; Miss Frances
Young, flag bearer and Mrs. A. F.
Steidel. color bearer.
Following the installation a
program will be enjoyed consist
ing OF songs by Herbert c. Ford
and Mrs. Stanley Craig and a
trumpet solo by Arthur Nylander,
accompanied by Leonard Raver.
Friends of the order are invit ,
TO attend.
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Rainbow Girls 10 Give
Barn Dance Saturday

Warren assembly. order Of
Rainbow for Girls. win hold q
barn dance Saturday. April 8. in
Warren hall on Sixth ave. from
Q to II. The order Of the eve
ming win be straws. corn stalks.
Bingham dresses and overalls add
Ing TO the atmosphere. Miss
Lucille Clark. chairman. has an
nounced that there will be enter
tainment and . late supper. A
prize waltz viii be another special
feature Of the evening and a prize
for the best costume will also be
awarded.
Assisting Miss Clark are many
girls including: Orchestra. Miss
Rita Wallace: tickets. Misses Jean
Betty Baker, Norma Wallace and
Berris Dunsmore: program. Misses
Mardells Slater, Jean Marie An
derson. Alicemss Swift, Sylvia
Friedman and Dorothy Hollyoak:
supper, Misses Virginia White.
Jane Schram, Janet Thompson,
Arlene HOMELAND and Evelyn lar
sen: publicity. Misses Marjorie
Iced, Morjorie Lane and June
westman: cleanup. Misses Norma
Wallace, Marion Kittredge, De-
lores Kelly. Barbara Saunders and
Margaret Macemon: fsvors. Miss
Ruth Hutcheon; posters. Misses
Cora Stowe, Doris Brown, Anna
Marie Vaughn, Ruby Du Four,
Margaret Bictom. Jean Keller and
Patsy McAllister: decorations,
Misses Maryjane Keller. Patricia
slsde. Lois Oliver. Muriel Mon
tsgue. Dolores Olson. Nancy Mof-
fat and Jean Keller; prizes. Misses
Lucille csirrah. Gilmore Roberts.
Virginia Schreuders, Carol Clamp
and Ruth Macemon.
Patrons and patronesses are
Mrs. Harry Friedman. DR.. and
Mrs. Frank r. Baker and Mr.. and
Mrs. Mark L. Currah.
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Convention Forum
To Be Introduced

when the Warrington state
Federation Of women's Clubs holds
its annual four-day convention at
Yakima June 10 to - q new
forum feature probably viii be
introduced. department chairmen
sharing In . forum conducted by
the federstion's director on the
national board. Mrs. James Lotx-
gesell Of sequim. Such q forum
has proved popular with club
gatherings in the east. introduced
at the midwinter board meeting In
Washington. d. c.
Mrs. Earle Il. Gown Of wapato.
. past president and convention
program chairman, will include
the international relations. public
welfare and American citizenship
chairmen for the forum. Mrs. #.
Ray Gilkerson Of Seattle Ii vice
program chairman.
washington's pioneer clubwomen
viii be announced for honors from
the national federation. The ma
tional will honor clubwomen Of
America at its golden jubilee con-
vention next year and every state
In the Union Is now busy with Its
search for pioneers.
Mrs. p. II. Brady. Spokane,
press and publicity chairman for
the state federation. il directing
this states survey.
The current issue Of the WASH
ington clubwoman pays tribute to
Janet shotwell Moore, the fedora
tion's seventh president. who died
at Olympia last month. She Ia
the subject Of = sketch, "An APP
probation" written by Mrs. James
8. Mckee, Grand Coulee. Miss
Moore was q charter member Of
the Olympia woman's club, the
first to be organized In this state.
Miss Moore was the woman chosen
to supervise the establishment OF
the industrial home for girls at
Grand Mound.
Mrs. Frank Ludwigs. walla
waila. In charge Of federation AZ
fairs through the iliness Of the
president. Mrs. A. B. Swensson.
Seattle. il recently home from a
series Of district conferences a.
president of the state federation Of
music clubs. She IL directing ar
rangements for the music fedora
tons annual convention at Taco
ma April II TO 20. Her two-year
term a. music declarations execu-
tive head ends with the Tacoma
meeting.
Next there Ia the general feder-
atoms council meeting at NIL
waukee. Wis. May 10. which shs
viii attend a. music chairman for
the national organization. She
win attend the annual meeting OF
the Western Federation Of wom-
ems clubs at Cheyenne. wyo.. on
route 10 Milwaukee. returning for
= brief respite before the Yakima
convention In June.
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Receive Congratulations
On Birth Of Son

Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Greer, 1917
SO. 35th st. announce the birth
Of a son Sunday in Tacoma Gem
eral hospital. The boy has been
named Robert Gerald. and is be-
ing welcomed by his grandparents.
Mr.. Oscar johnson and Mr.. and
Mrs. c. Il. Dunning. all Of Tacoma.
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C.P. S. Group Enisrisins
Alumni at Dinner

me knights Of the Log. sopho-
more activity honorary for men
It the College Of Puget Sound.
had = dinner It Rau's On Tues
day evening TO which were invited
The alumni Of the group. Robert
Hutchinson was In charge Of the
plans for the dinner. which was
followed by . motion picture
Those who attended the affair
were Philip waiesby. Ronald Rsu.
Philip McElwsin. Stanley Bur-
key, Charles Swanson. Joseph
BeaI, Willard Gee. William Hop
pen, Charles MrNary. Lswrencs
I1ayik. Donald Pearson. William
Stewart Yoshiteru Kawan o
Bradley Bannon. Clair Hanson,
Jack Richards. Robert sprenger
William Tregoning. Frank Wal
ter. Hitoshi Tamaki. william
Reynolds. William Wood and Rob
erf Hutchinson.
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Legal Notices
NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION
FOR
OF WATER DISTRICT


Notice Is hereby given that sPE-
CIAL ELECTION will be held on
Saturday, April 30. 1910. for the
purpose Of voting upon the question
OF formation of q water district 70
be known and designated as the
"HIGHI.AND WATER DISTRICT"
and for the election OF three water
district commissioners 20 hold offices
for the terms OF one. two and three
years, and until their respective sue
cessors are elected and qualified.
The boundaries of said proposed
district, as finally adopted, are de-
scribed as follows. to-wit:
Beginning at the Southwest
corner OF the Southeast Quarter
of Section 10. Township 10 No.
Range 4 East OF the w. M:
thence run North TO the North
west corner OF said Southeast
Quarter OF said Section 10.
thence East TO the Northeast
corner of said Southeast quarter
of said Section 10. thence North
TO the Northwest corner OF the
Southwest Quarter of the South
west Quarter of the Northwest
Quarter of Section IL, Town
ship 10 North. Range East OF
the w, NJ. thence East TO the
Northeast corner OF the South
east Quarter OF the Southwest
Quarter Of the Northwest Quarter
OF said Section IL. thence South
TO the Southeast corner Of the
Northeast Quarter OF the North
east Quarter OF the Northwest
Quarter of the Southwest Quart
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Legal Notices

er OF aid Section II; thence
East % the Northeast Corner OF
the South Half OF tire Northwest
Quarter OF TIRE Northeast Quarter
OF TIE Southwest Quarter % said
SECTION IL. thence South % the
Southeast corner Of said south
Half OF the Northwest Quarter
Of the Northeast Quarter Of the
Southwest Quarter Of said SEC
Southwest corner Of said South
Half OF the Northwest Quarter
OF the Northeast Quarter Of the
Southwest Quarter Of said Sec
ton II. thence South to the
Southwest Corner Of said North
east Quarter OF the Southwest
Quarter OF said Section IL;
thence West TO the Northwest
Corner Of the Southwest Quart
or OF the Southwest Quarter OF
said Section II; thence South
20 the Northwest Corner OF the
Southwest Quarter Of the South
Quarter OF said Section IL;
thence West 70 the southwest
Corner OF the Northeast Quarter
OF the Southeast Quarter of the
Southeast Quarter Of said Sec
ton 10. thence North 70 the
Northwest Corner OF said North
east Quarter OF the Southeast
Quarter OF the Southeast Quarter
OF said Section 10: thence West
20 the Northwest Corner OF the
Northeast Quarter OF the South
west Quarter of the Southeast
Quarter OF said Section 10:
thence South TO the Southeast
Corner OF the Southwest Quarter
OF the Southwest Quarter OF the
Southeast Quarter of said Sec
ton 10: thence West 70 the place
OF beginning.
The above described district IS con
aimed within the boundaries Of Fir
grove precinct. rural precinct o
Pierce County. Washington.
Polls will be open from one o'cloci
?. M. to eight O'Clock p. NJ. on saiS
saturday. April goth. 1910.
The polling place will be:
Bertha Morrison Residence
Route 2. Box 757. Puyallup
Decd at Tacoma. Washington. thi
10th day OF March. 1910.
Csigned) @. r. MELTON.
Chairman OF the Board o
County Commissioners
CSigned) THOR G. TOLEFSON.
Prosecuting Attorney
(Signed) s. CLIFFORD DAVIS.
County Auditor and Secretary o
PIERCE COUNTY ELECTION BOARD
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University Place PIT. A.
To Present Comedy

The PIT. A. Of University Place
school win complete its largest
project OF the year when II pre-
sents. Friday evening. 4 s-sct COM
edy. Good Gracious. Grandma,"
Thu story u built about the
lives Of two young men. cousins.
who find themselves temporarily
but definitely out Of funds and
whose troubles increase when two
young ladies'. friends Of the family.
make . stopover In the city ex-
pecting to be entertained by one
Of the boys father who Is temper
arily away from the city. To meet
this new situation, one Of the
young men becomes Grandma" to
provide an adequate chaperone.
Chsrarter parts are taken by
John cedcrgren as Grandma"
Floyd Stout. the colored house-boy.
and Mrs. Miles Ager. q Negro
maid. Leading parts are taken by
Mrs. Henning johnson and Mr.. and
Nrz. Mark Bryant Others in the
cast include Mira C. L. Stout q
suspicious iandlsdy. Harold Nor
gan and c. L. Stout. police invesu-
gators.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-05
Make Final Arrangement
For Y-Jinx


Y-Ed clubs April Y-Jinks will
b. held Friday evening in weyer-
hasuser hall. Tuesday night at
the Y-Ed meeting the committees
IN charge Of the big event viii
outline their program.
The Y-Ed organisation tries to
have each member participate In
the clubs activities. For this rea-
son. Interest groups" headed by
Misses Gertrude Allen. Helen
Truedscn. Ella Sizzling. Grace
johnson and Kathleen whelan. win
b part Of the dinner program.
Farswells are being said to two
girls. Miss Virginia Baird and Nrs.
Marion samuelson. who are leav-
ing Friday TO represent the club
IN Atlantic. City ut the national
Y. W. G. A. convention, to Be held
thsrs from April 10 to 10.
The Modern Outlook" class win
continue Ito discussion on budget
ine. Mrs. Frank King win give
1 talk on Marrying on . Budget"
The other classes. including con-
tract bridge under Mrs. Harvey
Dodds. are meeting ~ usual at 3
o'clock.
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carpsnssrs' Auxiliary TO
tiaxa CONVENTION


The second annual convention OF
the state council Of Women's aux
iliaries to the Carpenters win con-
vene in Hoquiam April 4. 5 and 9.
Mrs. Val Leek presiding. Mrs.
Leek d retiring president having
Just completed . successful two
year term. Mrs. Bud Fisher and
Mrs. A. Baler have been elected
a. delegates TO represent the Ia
coma auxiliary.
The convention program viii
OMEN It 10 o'clock Thursday morn
ing in Moose hall with the Car
penters council which win also b
n session ct this time. A trip to
the ocean beach featuring . clam
haks y planned for Thursday eve
ming.
Friday win BE- dedicated to busi-
ness. with Z banquet In the evening.
Elsction of officers win b on Fri-
day oftsrnoor and inhalation win
take place Saturday morning fol-
lowed BY sxemplifications and pro-
gram. Tacoma and Bremsrton win
present their drill teams in exhi-
bition drills Friday evening. The
ladies In the Tacoma team are
1Eesdames Al Berger. August
Jonas. Ray Robinson. Doc Beatty,
Glen Currah. Lewis Meyers, Fred
Wigmsn. Lee Lefebre. 10 h n
Knowles. K. Holiyoak. Delbert
PhiIlips. Bud Fisher. Chris Rice,
II. j. Torklep. Albert Burt and
Frank Yenne. Mrs. Lee Garlic Il
unu<icinn.
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TRADE-BuY-S SELL with Tines Want
Ads. HENRY ORION, 3Se2 East
NJ. call at The Tacoma Times
office for two free tickets TO the
Blue Mouse theater. 4-4-So
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To Elect at Next Meeting

At the recent luncheon meeting
Of the Fife Circle Ladies' Aid. the
next meeting. to be held April IS.
was designated for the annual cleo
ton Of officers Mrs. J. Allen. MIRA.
Harry Telling and Mrs. Robert
Hall were appointed on the nomi-
mating committee. Luncheon host
esses for April will be Mrs. Hail.
Mrs. Murray and Mrs. Valentine
Ambuehl.
Thursdays hostesses were Mrs.
Bert Kepka. Mrs w. d. vinson
and Ars. Harry Telling.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-05
friendly Friday
Is Scheduled

Members and friends Of Central
Lutheran church viii gather In
ths church parios Friday evening
q . O'Clock for another Friendly
Friday social mixer. New menu
bers received into the church on
Eastsf Sunday win b welcomed
informally and an interesting and
entertaining program has been ar
ranged for the evening. In add
ton TO community singing and
with the pastor, the Rev. p. B.
Hoff. extending = welcome TO ali
nav members. the program win
include = talking picture in tech
nicoIor entitled THE Middleton
Family Goes to the Fair" spon-
sored BY the Westinghouse Elec-
trio company. Made at tho New
York Worlds fair. the picture. in
addition 10 being educational.
showing the msrvels Of electricity,
= most entertaining In story, with
considershle comedy. and win be
ahown bv Mr.. I. I. Rolfe.
In the sroup az new members
70 Il welcomed Friday evening
WIN b Neaws. ana Mesdames
Anton A. Lea. Harold r. Hall,
q. a. Frsdrickson. Clare McCor-
,nick. hobart W. Einhaus. Carl A.
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Honesty Always Paws

FINDERS OF lost articles adver-
tised below, please take notice.
After YOU have returned the arti-
Giles 70 the loser so 70 the Tacoma
Times offioe. 9th and Pacific.
where you viii be presented with Q
guest ticket 20 one OF Hararicks
theAterA
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Instruction

GIVE that boy or girl a start in mu-
sic; attractive offer for beginners:
also quick method TO popular music
for adults. John j. La Rue. PR
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Sales People. Agents

MAN WANTED for Rawleieh Route
OF 500 families. Write today. Raw
leigh's, Dept. WHD-256-SA, Oak
land. Calf.
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Phone Want Ads to Main 3I5l
Male Help Wanted
By Lichty

LEARN electric welding: practical.
individual training assures efficien-
cy and qualities you for all tests.
Local situation offers unusual OPP
portunities. Tacoma Welding School.
I'LL st. Paul Ave, Tacoma.
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MAN and wife on small dairy ranch.
No children. Both experienced.
ed. Good wages. Write Wa Tacoma
Times.
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TRADE-B SELL with Times Want
Ads. FRANK H. RAVE. 1900 No.
9th, call at The Tacoma Times
office for two free tickets. to the
Blue Mouse theater. 4-4-40
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Masonic * Notice.

EVERGREEN LODGE No. 81
STATED COMMUNICATION Thurs
day, April 4th. 7:3o p. m. Cards
for ladies. Refreshments.
@. OLIVER HUCKABA, W. NJ.
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MEN for full or part time employ
ment. Phone Main 240o for APP
pointment.
Evening star., 1940-01-06
Scondinovions Warned
To Bar Aid to Films

BERLIN. Jan. 6 GP).-Norway and
Sweden were warned in Berlin
newspapers yesterday against pro-
viding transport facilities for French
or British war materials intended
for Finland.
The two northern countries were
called upon to clarity their posi-
tions" as the press attack took the
view that aid to Finland would
mean the allies were gaining a foot
hold there for an attack on Ger
many. The newspapers said the
League of Nations covenant pledg-
ing aid to an invaded country is
being used by the allies as a screen
to involve Scandinavian countries
in a war against Germany.
The Deutsche Allgemeine Zeitung
in a warning which the semi Official
commentary Dienst aus Deutschland
said undoubtedly expressed official
opinion, commented: "At the be-
ginning OF the decisive year 1910
every non-Warring European state
must understand that war exists for
Germany wherever the enemy, re-
gardless of the subterfuge used ef-
fectively establishes positions to aid
its war aim, which has been pro-
claimed a hundredfold as the de-
struction of the great German
Reich"
Evening star., 1940-01-06
Soviet and Bulgaria
Sign Pact 5purring
Trade Extension
Chinese Treaty Ratified ,
Moscow Continues
japanese ToIks
Nv the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
MOSCOW, Jan. 6.-Soviet Russia
has signed a three-year commercial
and navigation agreement with Bull
garia, ratified a trade treaty with
China and continued negotiations
for a similar compact with Japan.
Tass Official Soviet news agency
which made the announcements
yesterday. said the Bulgarian treaty
provides for considerable extension
of trade" and includes a reciprocal
favored nation clause.
Exchanges Provided For.
1t said Russia would export agri-
cultural machinery. ferrous metals,
oil products, fertilizers, chemicals,
cellulose and cotton in return for
Bulgarian pork, hides, rice, tobacco
and rose oil.
Terms of the navigation section
were not disclosed, but some reports
said it calls for new shipping line
between Odessa and Varna, Black
Sea ports.
The treaty with China, negotiated
last June Is, contains most-favored
nation clause and provides for main
tenance of trade missions in the two
countries.
japanese Farley Informal.
Yesterdays meeting of Premier
Foreign Commissar Vyacheslah Mol
otoff with the Japanese trade dele
cation was described as informal.
1t was believed actual negotiations
probably would not begin before
Wednesday
Head of the Japanese delegation
is Shikao Matsushima. who will be-
come Minister to Stockholm when
the negotiations end.
On the diplomatic side. there were
reports the French Ambassador
Paul Emile Naggiar, is making his
farewells to Moscow officials and will
leave for Paris Wednesday. Sir
William Seeds. British Ambassador
already has gone home on "vaca-
ton" The Italian Ambassador left
a few days ago for undisclosed
reasons.
Evening star., 1940-01-06
British Shipments
OF Armament 10
Sweden Disclosed
scandinavian Neutrality
Issue Injected Into
Russo-Finnish War
BY the Associated Press.


LONDON, Jan. 6-Disclosure that
British arms and ammunition are
being sent to Sweden, as well as
Finland, projected the issue of
Scandinavian neutrality into the
Russian-Finnish war today as the
Nazi press warned northern coun-
tries against offering aid.
Nazi newspapers in Berlin warned
Norway and Sweden to observe
strict neutrality.
While Britain has aided Finland
openly, in line with her League
of Nations pledge. military circles
said supplies also are finding their
way to neighborlng Sweden for her
own use.
A recent British Swedish trade
agreement was believed to have in
volved the question of military
supplies.
Meanwhile, Stockholm dispatches
said the Swedish government had
asked Moscow for an investigation
of an attack by submarine on
the 484 ton Swedish steamer
Fenris in the Gulf of Bothnia.
Crewmen said the vessel was
shelled near Uleaborg, on the Fin
nish west coast, and set af1re.
Russia proclaimed a blockade Of
Finland shortly after the invasion.
Both Finland and Sweden. how
ever. have soWn mines at the mouth
of the gulf in an attempt to insure
a shipping channel,
Evening star., 1940-01-06
Boy, ;, Recovering;
Fell Against Truck

Donald Goings, 3. of 469 H
street SW., was recovering today
from injuries received in traf1ic
mishap yesterday near his home.
The child was hurt, police stated,
when he slipped on the ice in the
700 block of Fourth street S.W. and
fell against the wheel of truck.
He was treated at Providence
Hospital.
Catherine Ryan, 10, of $40 G
street Sc, was treated last night
at Providence Hospital for minor
injuries received when she was
spilled from motorcycle on
Crystal Springs avenue in Capitol
Heights, Md
Evening star., 1940-01-06
Royburn Celebrates
Birthday

Representative Rayburn, Demo-
crat, of Texas, majority leader of
the House, last night followed a
custom of % years by celebrating
his birthday at the home of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Aston, l643
Hobart street NV.
Actually. Mr. Rayburn's birthday
is today. but he observed it a day
ahead of time to be with his friends
and to follow his long established
custom, which he would have been
prevented from doing had he
waited until tonight-because of an
unbreakable appointment. He plans
to spend the day working He is So.
The Astons are from Mr.. Ray
burns district in Texas. Mr.. Aston
is employed in the Senate Docu-
ment Room. After last nights
birthday dinner they played games
and talked of "old times"
Evening star., 1940-01-06
Mrs. Herman TuImudne
Taken III From Liner
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
HONOLULU, Jan. 6.-Mrs. Her
man Talmadge, daughter -in-law of
former Gov. Eugene Talmadge of
Georgia, was taken to hospital yes
terday from the liner Tatsuta Maru
when it arrived from the Orient.
Her physician said she was hos
pitalized for diagnosis and expressed
belief she could continue to the
mainland. He said she was suffering
from an internal disorder.
Mrs. Talmadge has been touring
Japan, North China and Manchukuo
with her husband as guests of the
Japanese government.
Evening star., 1940-01-06

stead of peacetime goods, luxury"
traders and city Offices that dropped
their employees.
Labor Minister Ernest Brown
seized on the drop in unemploy-
ment from October to November to
announce the turning point has
been reached" He said the change
over from peace to wartime con-
ditions in general industry and
commerce had caused a consider
able amount Of unemployment that
had hidden the increased employ
ment in trades most directly con-
nected with war production.
He estimated there were 2,5O0,0OO
more people in productive work
today than in 1914 and said SOC, 900
more men were employed in arma-
ments manufacture in Britain to-
day than at the beginning Of the
World War.