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Evening star., 1940-10-25

Politics.
Roosevelt to serve full 4 years if re-
elected he declares. Page Al
Willkie plans whirlwind finish for
campaign. Page Al
ti-third-term group non-political,
leader argues. Page Az
Hoover accuses New Deal of creating
panic in 1893. Page A-3
Editor says bureaucrats plot to abol-
ish free press, Page Al
Gen. johnson says war will come if
Roosevelt is elected. Page Be-
Foreign
Vichy expects peace offensive
through Roosevelt. Page Al
British bombers wreak destruction
in Berlin, Hamburg. Page Al
Hitler-Petain meeting for good of
Europe, Berlin says. Page Al
Italians join Germans in air assault
on London. Page Al
Dense fog hampers flyers of both
sides over London. Page Az
Japanese submarine lost in storm
during maneuvers. Page Az
Italians tell of raids on Nile VAL
ley. Page Az
National.
Col. Davis promoted to be Army's
first Negro general. Page Al
Mrs. Roosevelt urges some type Of
home guards Page Ar
Americas to seize French colonies If
Nazi control threatens Page AS
Priorities Board will continue volun-
tary system. Page Al
A. F. Of L. attacks Labor Board be-
fore Supreme Court. Page AS
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(See LONDON, Page ABB
Evening star., 1940-10-25
Weather Forecast

Light showers, beginning late this att
ernoon or early tonight tomorrow fair
and slightly warmer. Temperatures to-
day-Highest. 60, at midnight lowest,
So, at AIS am; % at 2 pm.
From the United states Weather Bureau report.
Full details on PAGE Az.
Evening star., 1940-10-25

tSee WILLKIE, Page A-3,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-17
BINGot PARTY

The Organ club of st. Joseph's
church will sponsor the first of
series of bingo parties Wednesday
at the church hall, So. Saith and
Tacoma ave, at $50 p. m. The
committee in charge consists Of
John P. Sabol, George Bucsko, jr.,
Joseph Kocha, Stan Ozanich,
George Karpach and Al Hopkins
promise.
Choice cactus. HIM.. Florist.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-17
n, C, OFFICERS
IN MANEUvERS

CAMP MURRAY - Participate
ing. for the experience, IN the
Joint army-navy war games On
the California coast are three
high ranking officers OF the
washington National guard.
They reported at Fort Lewis
before the Third division departed
for the south and sailed with the
division officers and men from
Tacoma last Saturday.
Only officer from the Tacoma
area was Brig. Gen. Carlos A.
Pennington. who commands the
slst Infantry brigade. From
Seattle came Brig. Gen. Albert H.
Beebe of the seth Field Artillery
brigade, and from Spokane Col
Walter ]. belong of the 4lst DiVi-
sion staff. Their tour OF duty
with this expedition will end
Jan. %.
Attendance of certain National
guard officers of western states
was authorized by the command
ing general of the Ninth corps
area.
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READY TO START
BIG MANEUVERS

MONTERREY, Calif.-The brass
hats and gold braid of the war
department, the army's war coll
lege, military instructors and
tacticians were gathered here to-
day to observe, on behalf of the
commander in chief. the greatest
peace-time joint maneuvers OF
army and navy in the nations
history.
A similar group of navy, ma
rine. air corps and other branches
of the service were scattered up
and down the coast between San
Francisco and Santa Barbara, and
on ships of the battle force
somewhere at sea, awaiting the
invasion Of the BLACK" force.
1t was believed only matter
of hours before enemy planes
dart in from the sea to scout the
forces Of the blue" defense.
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Wednesday

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-17
APPLICATION FILED

Frank w. Wright, Tacoma, has
filed application in Olympia for
.04 second foot of water from
Lake Steilacoom for irrigation.
Cost is listed as $1,000. Frank
Florio. Tacoma, was granted per-
mission to take oil second foot
from spring in Pierce county for
domestic and irrigation uses. The
cost was given as 5000.
Always better butter at Cow
Butter Store. adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-17
Radio Time Table

Portland Hoffa. The Mighty Allen Art
Players. Merry Macs, Wynn Murray and
Peter Van Steeden's orchestra will join
Allen tonight when the new Fred Allen show
comes to KMO at 8 o'clock
The Person You Didn't Expect to Meet
on the Allen show is Lawrence Duffy, door
man at Times Squares Hotel Aston. Duffy
has been guest greeter at the famed hosiery
for % years.
rn.. ,.o,o program, Ar. .,,s.r.s from static
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-17
JUST THE CORE
GRANGE MEETING

Fife Grange will entertain the
Fruitland drill team, which will
put on the third and fourth de-
grees on Thursday at s p. m. in
the school lunchroom. All MEM
bers are invited to attend.
Flowers for your hostess. Gar
den Shop, Rhodes Bros. (adv.)
RE-ENLISTS IN ARMY
Raymond Charles Gross, Route
I, Box 5s6-D, Tacoma, has re-
enlisted for service with the 91st
Observation squadron at Fort
Lewis.
Bush roses, 3 for 81. Puget
Sound Nursery, 9201 Pacific ave.
tadv.)
Evening star., 1940-12-18

British War Society, is part of a
special auction In New York. Mr..
Van Meter said the commercial
buyers were to bid on the fruit and
estimated a possible price of $3.50
for the 500 bushels.
Money received from the auction
is to be used for the purchase of
mobile kitchen units to be sent to
England.
The Pennsylvania Railroad and
local truckers donated transporta-
tion for the fruit, given in units
of Is bushels by each of 20 growers
in Berkeley, Jefferson, Morgan and
Hampshire Counties,
Evening star., 1940-12-18
Help Spelled in Snow
Brinqs Mercy Flight
az the Associated Press,

ANCHORAGE, Alaska, Dec. 18.-
An appeal for "h-e-l-p'-spelled
out on the snow with spruce boughs
sent Pilot Royn Dickson and a
doctor flying toward an isolated
cabin in the wild mountain country
west of Anchorage today.
It was believed somebody Is In
desperate need of medical atten-
ton.
Pilot Ray Peterson, flying through
Evening star., 1940-12-18
West Virginia Apples
To Aid British Cause
BY the Associated Press.

BY Cle ASSUCldteu FTeSS.
MARTINSBURG, w. Va, Dec. 10.
Five hundred bushels of first
grade apples from West Virginia s
eastern panhandle were to be sold
in New York today for the benefit
of British war relief funds, Presi-
dent w. G. Van Meter of the West
Virginia Horticultural Society an
nounced.
The contribution, made upon ap-
peal of the foods division of the
Evening star., 1940-12-18
Women Beers Two Sets
Of Twins Within Year
a. tho Assoc;atad Press

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Dec. 18-The George
Demeris household made a 200 per
cent gain in numbers during 1910.
Two sets of twins arrived within
the 12-month period.
Mrs. Edith Demeris, "a, bore twin
boys Monday, one weighing pounds
IL ounces, the other 6 pounds 2h
ounces. The first twins were born
January 4. They are boy and .
girl, George and Georgiana.
Evening star., 1940-12-18

Merrill Pass with eight passengers,
saw the "h-e-l-p" signal after 9.
man ran from the cabin and set
fire to a huge spruce tree to attract
attention to the letters.
Pilot Peterson could not land
without skis on the plane because
of the risk to his passengers, SO
he flew on and reported the appeal.
Game wardens said it was not
uncommon for a trapper, either
with his family or partner, to be
in such remote spot.
Evening star., 1940-12-18

Railways Of Manchuria are to be
broad-gaged.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-01
Annual Fall Show
In Floral Hall
Chryssnshemums 10 Be
Exhibited AZ Oehsnes fsrt

Floral Hal AZ Point Def.
Ance park will BE- the setting
for the amateur chrysanthe.
mum show Nov. 2 and :. On
Sunday the show viii be open
from II in the morning until
$50 o'eleek In the evening
Mrs. Stewart Clarke. show
chairman. and Mrs. Arthur
Rutlcr. PRECEDENT Of the
Tacoma and Pierce County
League OF Garden Clubs. viii
bc in charge.
MIS- George Miller. assisted ~
Mrs Paul kisiss VIII ~ n charge
81 the fiefsl arrangements Ilafsl.
culture exhibits ~ yafiea= eiah.
and individuals will 10 made
In addition. there vin hs = tahis
~ Japanese flower arrangements
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-01
0ui-of- Town Guests
To Attend Harvest Ball

When the Harvest Hop" cab
aret dance is held Saturday. No
vember 8. IN the Crystal Ballroom
Of the Winthrop under the joint
sponsorship OF the Young Mems
Businesse Club and the Ladies Of
Y NJ u. C. outside club and state
officers will attend
General Chairman Norman Hen
shaw reveals that among the out
of-town guests are the following
state officers: Herman Celan.
state president Of Seattle. Or.
Fred Brewitt. first vice president
OF Bremerton. 5 r Bosworth. SEC
ond vice president Of Sumner.
Henry c. Leege. treasurer Of Ever
EFT; and W. ". Downs. historian
Of Olympia. Also the following club
presidents: Roland Janeck Of Sc
attic. Harold Fischer Of Bremen
ton. Paul Burrell Of Sumner. Ar.
thur Nathan Of Olympia and Glenn
Connolly Of Everett
On the ticket committee which
is headed by Milton Gaetz for the
mems group and Mrs Gilbert Rich
ards for the ladies group arc
Messrs and Mesdames Or. r. -.
Warren, Theodore Healy. George
Abelsett. c. Nathan Lynn. Harry
Baker. Jr.. J p. Lesher. Oscar vii
liams, Ted Haakinson and Gilbert
Waite. most Of whom are making
up parties
Mrs Richard Felix has charge Of
the decorations She and her COM
miitee will make skilful use Of au-
tnmn leaves. golden pumpkins and
heavily bsrried pyrscantha. A.
sisting her are Mesdames Jerry
Geehan. wife Of the club president.
Amos Booth. Thor C. Tollefson.
Samuel l. Crppen. Otto l.. John
son and Allen Petrich
Reservations for tables should
be made with Arthur c. Cook. Y.
NJ y. {. secretary A. 10 Com
mercs, telephone Broadway 1923.
Club members. friends and their
guests are urged 70 make theirs as
early ss possibl.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-01
Pacific Lutheran Students
Plan Skatino PARTY

A Halloween skating party at
the new Roller Bowl in South Ia
coma will be given Thursday even
ing by the junior class Of Pacific
Lutheran college
Skating will commence at 1890
Prizes will be awarded for the
worst as well as the best skaters.
Mr.. Marvin Loftness is chair
man IN charge of the evenings en-
tertainment.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-01
Mr.. Chessum 10 Speak
To Woman S Club

The public welfare department
Of the Womans club il under =
new leader. Mrs J. OBrien Laws
Mrs. Berry sEgK IA vice chairman.
The division chairmsn arr oorrec-
ton. Mrs. l. g Leonard. com
munity service. Mrs Il. J. TRIGGER.
public health. Mrs. Stuart Elliott
child welfare. Mrs. Berry suKg.
This departments first meeting
vii BE- Friday a. 30 in the club
house Mrs. Laws will present
Hrs Trigger. chairman for the
day. Ar. George Chessum. execu-
tive secretary q the Taooma Fed-
GRAFTON ~ Social Agencies. vill
talk - the group on Social WORK
and Plans for the CITY"
Following thls program Mrs.
Ellsworth z. PoNsr 2lll present =
fine arts depari mental program.
Guest speaker VII 10 Ars Warren
2 Nahansy. = visitor in the city
from Honolulu Her subject viii
b Hawaii. Garden Spot Of the
Pacific
Mr. = T. Hlbsriy IL expected
from Olympia r. AID her Hawaiian
exhibit. Hawaiian music 11n com
piete the program
Preceding TINS program Mrs.
r. 9 Anderson viii NEE; with hsr
education department group a. 10
O'Clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-01
Leisure Time Glasses
Schedule Sessions

Much interest IL bsing shown N
the fall term Of leisure time olaase,
held each Friday at the Y W. {. A
from a.ib a m. 10 2.is p. m. Al
the book review class this Friday
at 1913 Miss Mary Black will re-
view Lincoln. The War Years" by
Carl sandburg. a Provincial Lady
In War Times by y NJ Delsfisid
and will also touch on Ceorre Gil.
bert's Forty Years . Country
Preacher"
In addition 20 the craft classes
which meet throughout IA. day
from o 10 10 sl5 with Mrs Marian
Riley a. instructor. the pottery
class begun last week under ihs
direction ~ NJ. stocking. ALL meet
A. BIB. Mrs Anthony Arntson
will have the class ln beginning
bridge at BIS and Mrs. Clayton
nuDldgs the social bridge Of lib
Or Prank Niiiistons ap-to tho
minute class IN current events
meets a. ifs
Miss Mary cosan. chairman ~
the travel section. announces a.
tho special speaker for that class
Mrs. W y nstihAsl. VINO will
SHOW pictures and give an account
~ her TIP to eastern United states
and Cuba. Mrs. Hstthssi. In her
travels. makes . special study 81
IN, flowers ~ tho country ana
visits and consequently has many
beautiful flower pictures In her
collection. To take advantage of
this opportunity, tina flower ar
ranTsmsnt class viii meet With the
travel class a. iisi5. Miss Georgia
INNS especially interesting eisss
In spanish Conversation and read
ING viii meet ai 10 is.
Ways and Means club. Olympic
Esi~Lsh lodge No. sol. will meet
Friday for . - 20 luncheon r1th
Mrs. ~ {. nanary. zsiI Pa. n.
Mrs.. Ethsi i<ggfy slii assist Mrs.
ida setter all preside
unit 10. Inasp~adeat sshis
church Sili meet on FRIDAY a. ths
home u Mr. " HaftNsii ssss
"a ~ Dessert ignehssn S1n -
served a. ~ 20 o'cioek
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-01
Couple Wed in
Home Ceremony
Mona Ferguson Is Bride
OF Harry Bradley Oct. rs

The home of Mr.. and Mrs.
O. +. Ferguson was decorated
with baskets of white chrys-
a n I h m u ms and autumn
leaves on Fri day evening,
Oct. p. for the wedding of
their daughter. Miss Mona
Mae Ferguson. to Mr.. Harry
Bradley, son of Mrs. Ethel
Bradley. The Rev. NJ. NJ.
Flint read the service by
candlelight in the presence Of
about two score wed Ing
guests. The brides father
sang Il Love You Truly" and
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Flint played the
wedding marches.
The bride wore a soldier blue
wool suit trimmed with brown fur
and India red accessories. She wore
a corsage of gardenias and bou-
vardia.
Her only attendant was Miss
Audrey Nellist who wore a powder
blue dressmaker suit and a corsage
Of talisman roses.
Mr.. Joseph Huseby OF Seattle
was best man and Mr. Robert Fer
guson. brother Of the bride. was
usher.
A reception was held after the
ceremony. Mrs. Med Lesnick
aunt OF the bride. served the cake.
Mrs. Johnson. aunt OF the groom.
Vas in charge Of the serving. and
Mrs. Joe Huseby Of Seattle had
charge OF the guest book.
Assisting were Mrs. Dykro. Of
Seattle, aunt Of the bride. Miss
Vivian Kampbell and Miss Helen
Palmer.
After 3 short wedding tnp. Mr..
and Mrs Bradley will make their
home in Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-01
Both Birthday
Is Celebrated
Richard Hansen, Former
Sea Captain. t'onored

For Mr.. Richard Hansen.
retired sea captain who used
TO sail the English channel
and the North sea, neighbor-
hood friends gathered on
Wednesday evening To honor
him at "A surprise party at his
home on the occasion of his
s0th birthday. Throughout
the day. the honor guest was
the recipient of numerous
congratulatory kilograms,
cards and gifts.
During the evening an original
poem honoring Mr.. Hansen Was
read and = late supper was served
The honor guest was presented
with two birthday cakes. one from
his daughter. Mrs r. Jorgenson Of
California. the other by Mrs Karl
J. Hammer lie was also given a
glft from those present Fail gar
den flowers. with chrysanthemums
predominating. dec Grated the
rooms.
Guests were Mr. HAnsens son-
in-iaw and daughter. Mr. and Mrs
Harry Brun and son. iiartylch. Mr.
and Mrs {. . Ellison. Nrf Mary
T1horsen. Mr. and Mrs Louis Thor
sen. Mr. and Mrs. John Nleken.
Ar Olaf kiuberg. Ar and Mrs
George Giysus. Ar and Mrs Kari
J Hammer. Hrs Anna Nicholson.
Mrs W LindFrin. Miss Joseph
Lindgrln. Mr. and Mrs Roy Camp
bell and Mr.. and Mrs Carl Hhilsn
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-01


Members who are planning q
attend are Misses Margaret Bur.
key. Virginia Hamilton, Vivian
Sturtridge. Valdene Hszelton. Mar.
jorie Schwslen. Virginia Goodman
Nan Weber. Geraldine Elsbree
Eva Washburn. Ann Baillargeon
Mary Esther McNerthney. Mr.. and
Mrs Donald Heerems. and M
and Mrs Robert Sanders.
Special guests for the evening
viii be Misses Mary Mettlee. Ann
Corbett. Elaine jackson. Elaine
Shepard and Rowena Rowe.
Guests will include Messrs. Tom
Lyman. Allen Smyser. Mac klop-
fenstein. Louis Burke. Robert
Shupe. Bernard Chambers. Richard
Horn. Merritt Nelson. Arnold Arm
strong. Edward Mason. Russell
Perkins. William Steele. Jack
Lyons. William Brown. Robert
Simpson. Jack Bird. John Collins.
George Belmont. Dean Morgan.
John Conlin. Glare Normile, Buster
Van Roov, James Thompson and
Jack Hafsos.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-01
Cast Announced
For Guild Play
"lmpor'snee OF Being Ear
nest" 10 Run Z Nights

The complete east for the
Tacoma Theater guilds open
ing production Of It's second
season. The Importance Of
BEING Earnest" by Oscar
Wilde. Is being announced to-
day. The play will run two
nights. Nov. 7 and =. al
WcyerhacuSer hall of the
Y. W. {. A.
To Gordon Martin. we'll.
known Tacoma pianist. has
been given the leading role
of John Worthing. Playing
opposite him in the role of
Gwcndolyne Fairfax il Rita
Clement.
Edith Daniel win carry N.
comedy lead - Lady ntaeknsll
while Gale Smith VIII portray the
role ~ Alsernon Moncrl.ff oppo.
site him nuthye zlegl.r all he
seen a. Ceelly Cardsv Pearl
Hughes viii play the character
part ~ Miss Prism Other. rom.
plotting the esst are Henrietta
Graft ss Lady Calling. Jordan
Moe r Cannon chssuhls. Eliza.
beth Peach IS Lady Rolton l1ur.
snce Arine as Lane. and Msurins
lone. as Aerrisnne
The Importance 81 Belns Earn.
est" 10 a clever and trivial comedy
having as iis plot . unique form Of
mistaken identity. Although n Was
written IN iss7. tho Tacoma Thea.
ter guilds presentation will depict
modern England "a u was mst
previous 10 the present world con
nict u IL a fast moving play with
subtle humor running through the
lines Each character IL portrayed
with a comedy touch that viii add
io the general amusement nf the
play phllburn Friedman 10 the ii.
rector.
Tickets for both Thursday and
Friday nights can hs secured 81
Frasers and Rhodes Book Nook. or
by calling IN. i2a7.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-01
Mrs. Jacobs TO Entertain
Crystal SPRINGS Club

Members Of the Crystal Springs
Garden club will meet Friday for
1870 o'clock luncheon at the
home of Mrs Kenneth Jacobs
Good Garden Hints for Novem-
Der will be given in answer to
roll call.
Mrs. Edward Haley. newly
elected president, will give a talk
on chrysanthemums. after which
Mrs NJ A Harris. Mrs Jacobs.
Mrs Haley and Mrs. Henry Bernt-
sen will each make an autumn
floral arrangement and explain It's
composition, thus reporting to the
club ideas received from the recent
lecture given here by J Gregory
Conway. arrangement expert.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-01
Highland Ladies
Elect Officers
Mrs. Dan paIfreymsn VIII
Serve Second Term

Ladies Of Highland Golf
club gathered Tuesday at the
clubhouse for luncheon and
election of officers. Mrs. Dan
Palfreyman was re elected
president and was presented
with a gift in appreciation Of
her work last year. Other
new officers are Mrs. James
+. Shannon. vice president f,
Mrs. Lenore Powers. Secre-
tary-treasurer, and Mrs. H..
{. Define, tournament chair
man.
Appointments made by Mrs Pal
freyman include Mrs. Gerald Van
thiel. hand leap chairman and
representative TO the Washington
State Women's Golf association:
Mrs. James Enoch. eclectic chair
man. Mrs. Joe Dorsey. team cap
tain; Mrs. George Mulhn, social
chairman. Mrs. n. [. Define chose
for her assistants Mrs. Dorsey and
Mrs. Lee West.
Those present were Mesdames
Vanthiel. Define. Powers. Chris
tian Petersen, Ben Wintermute.
Paul o. Brown, Dorsey Robert
Brattcher Charles A. Birch, Lewis
J Mondeau, John F. koenig. Nellie
Runyan, James Armstrong: Walter
Erschinger. George Coleman. Gill
bert Coranough, Harry McCrady,
d. +. Seymour, Shannon. Arthur
johnson. Enoch. Olaf Grything.
Oscar Hansen, John Ola. Charles
Trolson, George Mullin. Fred
Veatch and Palfreyman.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-01
Our Savior's Church
Plans lutefisk Dinner

The Ladies Aid of Our Savior
Lutheran church will have its an
nual lutefisk dinner on Friday eve
ming at $50 in the church parlors
Mrs. Matthew Johnson. the presi-
dent, has chosen for her assistants
Mesdames J a. Jetland. A. Hall
ingstad, Bertha Swanberg. Sam
Strom. Louis Larson, Martin
Sather. L. p Furseth. A. Mundum
o. J. Moen. Eivind Andersen. A. NJ
Colbo. Clarence Colbo and G
Petersen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-01
Meadow Park Golfers
Plan Supper Dance

The Ladies division Of Meadow
Park Golf club viii give q Hal
loween supper dance at the FRS
on Saturday evening.
Mrs. William Turner. general
chairman for the dance. has asked
her sister. Mrs. L. Chrusoe to as
sist her. The public is invited.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-01
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