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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-15
REPORT FILED ON
COWLES' ESTATE
Local Antique Dealer Left
Assets Valued at
$9,965.25

Pierre c. Cowles, local antique
dealer, who died January 10 at ST.
Petersburg, Florida, left an estate
OF $9,965. rs, an inventory filed will,
Judge Patrick Healey in probate
court disclosed today. Real estate
and stocks make up the bulk OF the
estate.
Mr.. Cowles' home on Windsor
street Is valued at $4,000. A collec-
ton of antiques Is valued at 500
Two lots In Oakville are valued at
5000 each.
Stocks In the estate are listed as
worth $3,465.25. They are as fol-
lows:
20 shares, Anaconda, $500; 20
shares, Virginia Carolina Chemical
Corp, $6760; 20 shares, Texas Gulf
Sulphate, $50: 40 shares, Adams
Express, $500; 10 shares, Union Corp,
$23 80; 5 shares, Bancamareica Blair
$l78.75; 3 shares, National City
Bank. $86.25; 10 shares, Otis Eleva-
tor, $40; 10 shares, Lambert Com
pany, $3.50; 40 shares, Coty, Inc, $40;
90 shares, New Haven Railroad, $45;
4 shares, Masonic Realty Company,
500: IS shares, America Hardware,
1862 s shares, New Rochelle Wa
ter Company, $l07.50; 30 shares
Hecker Products, $307.50; 10 shares,
Title Guarantee Trust, $3.50; 10
shares, Robert Refs and Company,
$l.25; 10 shares. Callahan Zinc
Lead. $3.50; 10 shares, Interstate
Callahan Mining, $3.50.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-15
Full Weather Report

Boston, May 15-(UP)-Weath-
er fOrecAsti
CONNECTICUT-Sh o wers to
night and Thursday. Not much
change In temperature.
MASSACHUSETTS, and r II o ID l.
ISLAND - S h wers tonight and
Thursday. Not much change In
temperature.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-15

wholesale company he was obliged
TO use his Chevrolet sedan which he
had equipped with o hot water heat
er and that on March 20 while going
to Union City turned on the heater
which condition made him drowsy
causing his sedan 10 strike q pole.
As a result Mr.. Ouellette claimed
he suffered two fractures OF his jaw,
commissions Of the chest, and injuries
to his left hand and knee. He was
treated by DR.. Edwin Curran Of
Naugatuck and upon his advice went
to st. Mary's hospital where he re-
NAMED two weeks and a day, and
where he developed pneumonia.
Later he was examined by DR..
Charles Audet and then DR.. Ber-
nard O'Hara who In turn called DR..
Francis Hayes OF New Haven, who
conducts an office locally. DR..
Hayes operated on his jaw, assisted
by DR.. O'Hara. The claimant charg-
ed he Is now suffering from an os-
teomyelitis OF the jaw and has a
highly disfiguring scar on his jaw
which will need plastic surgery. The
other injuries, Commissioner Lynch
ruled, have cleared up.
Other agreements approved this
morning by Commissioner Lynch in
which compensation will be paid
weekly during the period Of disability
follow:
John L. Consolini, Canaan, and
Traveller Insurance Company, Wa
terbury, injured in Canaan January
S, 1910, torn ligament, sprain Of right
ankle, So beginning January 10.
Bristol Company, Platts Mills, and
Samuel M. Sanford, Naugatuck, in
jured In this city, February IA, $2l %,
Bristol Company, Platts Mills. and
Charles v. Erik, Naugatuck, injured
In this city April II, infected third
finger Of right hand, 1892 begin
ming April 81.
Bristol Company, latts Mills, and
William Butler, Union City, injured
In this city June %, 1899, lacerated
right index finger, 10 per cent loss
Of function, $ll.54 for 1857 weeks.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-15
Power To Order Settlement Of Strikes Needed In State
Judge Inglis Lists
Finding Paragraphs
Five Of KingsIeys and Meany's Omitted By Inadvert.
enCe, Refer to Murray's Reasons for Appeal

Five paragraphs of the draft
finding Of George H. Kingsley and
John B, Meany, defendants in the
recent conspiracy trial here, which
were omitted from the finding by
inadvertance and which are para
graphs referred TO In paragraph 1855
OF Attorney James d. c. Murray's
reasons for appeals on behalf Of his
client, former Mayor Frank
Hayes, were listed this morning in
superior court by Judge Ernest Ing
lis.
The amendments follow
Sums received by George II.
Kingsley and Company from the
City Of Waterbury were reasonably
compared for the services rendered
and the expenditures made.
Between 1885 and 1897 Enoch w.
Borgnaes was 'farmed OUT to the
City OF Waterbury at a fixed rate
per month and his expenditures,
and during that period he was under
sole supervision OF the City of Wa
terbury and the Comptroller. 1t Is
q well established custom among
accountants to farm out their en-
ployes to clients,
Neither Kingsley nor Meany ever
saw any of the City Of Waterbury
records and were not familiar with
the office Of the Comptroller.
The defendants, Kingsley and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-15
Central Labor Union
May Sponsor Measure
For 1871 Legislature
Strike Of WOrdens Drivers Chief Point Of Contention;
Conflicting Statements Again Released By Com
pany's President, Leader OF Union

ing In industries connected with
interstate commerce rights TO
which workers In all industries
are not entitled.
Until the legislation Is enacted,
situations similar TO those at the
Worden Dairy will arise from time
to time among tyrannical, unscru-
pulous employers.
Unless this legislation Is enact
ed, peaceful round table adjust
ment OF or-industry disputes,
governed by honest, conscientious
reasoning by both parties will not
be realized.
Just A Dream
Until this American way Of
handling labor disputes Is q real
ity instead OF just q dream indul-
ged In by labor organizations and
fair employers, INSCRIPTIONS en-
ployers will continue the tactics
now being used In the Worden
Dairy, where q firm which was
built up over decades through
hard, honest labor on the part Of
employees and past management
Is being demoralized through a
dispute between new management
and the same employees who
worked fervently over q period Of
twenty years or more TO create
the name and good will and VOL
ume Of business enjoyed by the
Company previous TO the strike,
The Central Labor Body meets
In q special session Friday eve
ming TO discuss ways and means
OF introducing legislation to elm
mate situations like that occur.
Ing at Woruens Dairy.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-15

Meany, at all times had full conf
dence In honesty as accountants OF
Borgnaes and other employees Of the
firm and relied upon them In con-
nection with the work they were
doing as employees Of Kingsley and
Company.
Neither Kingsley nor Meany was
familiar with the charter Of the
City OF Waterbury or the statute
laws OF the State OF Connecticut.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-15

Following n meeting last eve
ming Of the general committee Of
arrangements II was announced
by Chairman Joseph +. Mulville
that Past Exalted Ruler DIR. NJ. A.
O'Hara would OfIiciate as toast
master next Saturday evening Mt
the testimonial dinner TO "Jlm"
Kilmartln, popular Elks' Club
steward. The dinner will be held
ut the Elks' Club and over 800
reservations are expected TO be
filed. Judge Patrick J. Healey,
past exalted ruler, will be the
principal speaker. Exalted Ruler
Harry Y. CaShin and Mayor Vim
cent A. Scully, also II past exalted
ruler, will address the gathering.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-15
a%%<<~ MY~<~%
GSTADLIsHED jsss
GSTABllsHGp 1855

A Suit to Look Forward to Service
And Good Looks-To Look Back
ward Letter with Pleasure to
Months Of Comfort, Fit ond Style.
This is the story Of our fomous
"Heorthspun" two trousers $35
suit-the suit on every mans
mind. and mony mems backs.
The suit thot helps man keep
his position in the front ronks-
the suit thot gives man the sort
Of clothes q man finds worth Iiv-
ing up to.
ToiIored to the queens toste and
fit for king these two trousers
$35 suits have mode Testing
pIoee for themselves amongst
men who know good clothes.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-15
ASSUNTA SOCIETY
PLAN OBSERVANCE
Many Prominent Guests to
Take Part in Sunday Ait.
ernOOn's Festivities

With many prominent citizens In
attendance as guests Of honor the
10th anniversary OF the Society Of
the Madonna Del Assunta will be
held Sunday afternoon and evening
IN st. Joseph Hall. The society was
founded on May "a, 1924 for re-
ligious and benevolent purposes and
Is particularly interested In the i'm
pressive observance Of the Feast OF
the Assumption on August 18th.
Antonio Rossi Is chairman Of the
committee Of arrangements. Attor-
ney Carmine. G. Cipriano will Of
ficiate as master Of ceremonies for
the occasion. A very attractive pro-
gram has been arranged In con-
nection with the anniversary and
II Is expected that one of the largest
attendance In the history Of the
society will be In evidence. The Or
ganization numbers many promi-
nent citiznes among Its members.
The committee includes: Luigi
Giannelli, Carmine Eterginio, AM
brose Maggie, Rocco Ciampi, VIM
cenzo Faiia, Rosario Bellino, Nicola
Augelli, Francesca Granato, Clio
vanni Taglia. Carmine Cuccinello,
Carmelo Carlascio, Giovanni Par
ziale, Antonio Varanelli, Vincenzo
Lent, Francesca DiChiara, An
tonic Rossi, Raffaele Iacoviello. An
tonic Lepore, l.. Dantino, Cedele
Matteo, Giuseppe Rossi, A. Santau,
p. Del Cato, p. Angelicola. Michele
Milo, G. Pastizzo( M. Corbo, G. De-
Nicola, p. Greguoli, F. Germinale,
Anthony Petite. G. Colella, p. d.
Stacio, and l.. Dantino.
Thames England. nOlice raided
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-15

ance, and his foot slipped under
the moving wheels,
Walter Mcehnn, the engineer,
J. A. RubcnwOli, fireman and
John Austin, conductor, told po-
lice they were ntO aware Of the
accident, until informed later.
Ralph D'Angelo, II, u brother of
the victim, and Benny Ignatavich,
ii, OF ID Sixth street, were includ-
cd In the group Of boys whose
game ended tragically.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-15

Thames, England, police raided
ed an raid shelter which had been
converted into gambling den and
arrested 40 players.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-15
A BIG FLASH

A gross Of fiashlight bulbs were
used during the courtroom wedding
scene in 1.-TWO Girls On Broadway"
The bulbs were exploded by actors
portraying newspaper cameramen
photography the ceremonies.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-15
Heater In Car Wins
Ouellette Weekly Sum
Edison Avenue Man Granted Compensation for Injuries
in Accident Blamed on Sedan Equipment

Compensation Of 1894 weekly
during the period of total disability
and payment Of reasonable medical
bills incidental to treatment OF In
juries and necessary nursing charg-
es, was granted Arthur Ouellette Of
90 Edison avenue against the Lewis
Brothers Company, Inc. Of this city,
In finding and award approved
this morning In Compensation Court
by Commissioner James M. Lynch.
The claimant complained that in
order to carry on his work for the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-15
PALS TURN RIVALS

Cary Grant and Randolph Scott
who portray rivals In RKO Radios
MY Favorite Wife" which co-Stars
Irene Dunno and Grant, have been
bosom pals for years and share u
home In Santa Monica, California
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-06
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and IobeIs from White Sior Tvno OF
Chicken of the Sea Brond Graisd Style Tuna

Get a supply of this quality
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"A"And ID" and Iodine, effec-
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both hot and coldl These
brands have been Americas
favorites for 20 years, because
only the tender, Lgbf meat Is
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-06
News Of PIT. A. and Preschool
Notes on Activities in Tocomo Associations

can Indian" and win give special
emphasis on the Indians OF the
Northwest. He viii also present
brief motion picture OF Indian
dances. Piano solos viii be given
by Roy Tillie. Mrs Clarence
spinney viii have charge OF the
supper assisted by the Following:
Mesdames Frank A. Lowe, n. ".
Gruver. Isabel Bridges, l.. q.
Hoover and v. ]. Camerson.
Madison P.-T.A. wiil meet II
ESQ p. m. at the school where
plans will he completed for the
carnival which will be held April
10th.
McCaryer P~T.A. meets Al II 30
p. m, the program viii start at
3.15 p. m. Roger Elder. vice prin-
cipsl Of Lincoln high school. VIII
speak on Guidance In = Senior
High School" "a Girls Giee club
viii sing Aloha" and 20 Sole
Mo" The Japanese mothers will
be hostesses.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-06
Girl Scout Adviser
To Speak Here

Mrs c<elle n. nsrdy a. New
rsrk city. health and safety 81.
wiser n ths or Heeut neflon4l
STAN. wtli ~ In r<cons Apru
nth and f1ih. Hhe VII ~ xz,>ef
speaker A. Ire quarterly h4neh<ce
- sh< cits-w4<t< ruhllc H<>lth
esuneEl n 10 Janisr naIirpom Il
Hctsl Winthror ThurodNy. Apr
n. q 1918 e'eleck
she vii meet with s<ntar orr
Scout leaders ana Mariners -
ths ship~ Discovery. spray and
silver 80. ~ tne tssri Scout aftiee
Tor . e'eIock m<stinx FTt1ay.
ne vii sp<Ak q the iafsrme<lla1e
Scout leaders A t3sit me wslI
talk 10 this group a wNserfFcnt
safety standards and .Nftty stand
ards TOR cruising.
Health ana ssf<tv Ne b~en ~
M IN the orr neout prcxram -
enc - 10 fields a. Interest n =
series a. activities snsi praI<ela
FOR esnh 81 the three s9s ievei
krours lncia<linK nfowrte~. sxee
a-in. lnt>rmexiiAts oiti neauta
axss fo-i<. Hnd senior tlirt eensits
and Mariners. axss lila
Mrs Hardy. : graduate ~ the
Georgia state College fas wemsn.
= = -.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-06
Sigma Mu Chi
Will Entertain
College OF Puget Sound
Fraternity Plans Dance

An informal dance has been
planned by Sigma Mu Chi
fraternity of the College of
Puget Sound for the last of
the spring vacation week.
The fraternity men and their
guests will dance Saturday
evening at Glendawn on Five
Mile lake. The committee
Z planning the dance includes
Derrick Nedry, Wally Star
key, Edward Hungerford and
Bradley Bannon. Cherry BIOS
SONS will be used for the deco
rations.
DIR. Raymond L. Powell, faculty
adviser Of the group, and Mrs.
Powell have been asked as special
guests for the affair.
Hosts for the evening will be the
Messrs. Bradley Bannon, Robert
Burt, Chester Grimstead, Herbert
Hite, Robert Heaton. George
Mitchell, Merritt Nelson. Donald
Rasmussen, Morton Arnold, Lee
Baker. Stanley Burkey. Gene Hall,
William johnson, Tholo johnson,
Sherman Jonas, Philip McElwain.
Derrick Nedry, Charles Swanson,
Richard Watson, William Melton,
Carl Heaton, Jess Denzler, William
Brown, Robert Bergman. Robert
Dodds, Neal Ely. Jennings Felix,
Lyle Froman, Warren Harvey, Will
lard Hedden, Forest Johnson,
Frank Larson, Robert Norwood,
Warren Smith. Wally Starkey,
John Wayne, Jack Heats, Hugh
Gonyea, Edward Hung or d,
Frank Rybin, Robert Wilhelm and
Richard Haley.
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Here's a guaranteed value" -.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-06

April brings election time To
local P.-T,A. groups throughout
the city. beginning with the cleo
ton on Friday of Council officers
and OF the three sections. Mrs.
II. J. Rinker viii present her
regular Parent-Teacher procedure
in Room IL of the Central school.
Those who have attended through
out the year and who realize the
value Of the clinic are requested to
ask others to attend. Mrs Il.
Newell, will hold n Record Book
clinic in Room 10 for the purpose
OF helping all In finishing their
year books. All publicity OF the
year for locals viii be available.
Those having missed any are asked
TO check the dates before attend
ing. The clinic will be held at
1890 O'Clock.
Luncheon will be served at the
Washington apartments from
I1:30 TO 1890 o'clock.
Mrs. r. y. Pflaum will preside
in the auditorium. Mrs. Roy L.
Kneeland will present the Lincoln
High School Boys quartet: Will
ard Norman. Leonard Tessier. Gay
low Thompson and Don Fry. &C
companied by Alice Webb. Mrs T.
C. Beardley will bring convention
information.
Mrs. John Lemon will preside in
the Preschool section. Each presl-
DEM will report on membership.
magazine and its most interesting
project or program Of the year.
Mrs. Arthur Hansen will ask for
presidents reports from Sheridan,
Sherman. Washington and Whit
man during the Grade section and
Mrs. M. J. Nicola will continue
the chairman discussions of last
month In the Junior and Senior
High section under the leadership
OF Mrs. Lee Carter.
SATURDAY
Bryant preschooI wishes 10 re-
mind members of the dance which
II Is sponsoring at Lark hall. 9Th
and Anderson. Saturday from
$50 to 1880.
TUESDAY
Jason Lee P.-T.A. meets at zs0
p. m. Note change OF date. The
meeting will be held In the music
room. Miss Frances Thompson.
director Of Guidance Program At
Jason Lee. will be presented by
Mrs. II. J. Rinker. r. c. Meddins.
principal will speak on "Guid-
ance for Youth OF Junior High
School Age" Especially invited
are parents o. entering students.
Manitou P.-T.A. viii sponsor
card party At one p. NJ. In the
home Of Mrs. 3. p. Langton. z0ss
SO. ssth. Mrs. Ford Waldron and
Mrs. o. 2. Ecola will assist. Cards
and Chinese checkers viii be play
ed with favors for high score. A
dessert luncheon Will be served.
Mary Lyon preschooI viii spon-
sor a luncheon and card party IT
1918 p. m. IN the city Light
Demonstration kitchen II the
Broadmoor. For reservations. call
Ca. 0s53-M.
Roosevelt PA. meets ~ 7.ts
p. m. In the school auditorium.
Mrs. Dallas Hurst wiil preside.
Mrs. william Lindebeck and Mrs.
r. J. Aicheau. hosteaSes
WEDNESDAY
Jefferson P.-T.A. meets 81 TAB
p. m. IN the school MrA. C. p.
Gordon. chairman Of the nominal
ing committee. Mrs. Walter BraK-
don and Mrs ,. j. Csmerson viii
make their report and officers viii
be elected. Mrs. Eibridge v.
Phelps. program chairman. has
planned an entertainment Of
special interest for the men for
the years last evening meeting.
Verne II. Ray, professor Of An
thropolOgy a. the University Of
Warrington, viii speak On "Popu-
lar Aisconceptions OF the Amsrl-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-06
Patrons Named
For Jr. Program


Given ~ Temple Saturday
When The Rumble Rec
Prince" IL presented nc the
Temple theater tomorrow
morning 1t 1890 o'clock. the
climax Of the Junior Pro-
grams Of Tacoma series. II
viii Be enjoyed not only by
the large audience Of young
people but by many adults
who are joining the audience
for the performance. This
opera. with music by Rimsky-
Korsakoff. has been enthuxi-
astically received by everyone
who has heard II sung.
Not only are The costumes and
setting. eoiorfnl and gAy. but what
h NEST important. the seices a.
the cast are % unqualified beauty.
In many cities. The numbls nee
Prince has been given ~ an adult
attraction for the rich. colnFfAsl
music ~ Rimsky- kersaknff u ~
thrilling to adults ~ Il 10 eajoye1
b. young people,
Thoee wha have consented 70
act a. patrons and patruusssee Tor
the junior programs II Tacoma
performances are Mrs Axel On
hahn. Mrs. O. q. Eiiis. Mrs Hymn
Formsi.. Mrs A. H. Hooksr. Mr..
and Mrs. Kari Weiss. Miss Mar.
Esret Long. Miss Heien LenE,
Mira. Charles hsson. Mrs. hunter
kennsrd. DR. Fossnm. Mrs. v. w.
Cilpin. Mrs George Duncan. nr,
and Mrs. John ~. Hsveiers. nr.
and Mrs. Henry Mintnn. Ars. c. e.
Mcintyre. Mr.. and Mrs. Norton
cispp. Mrs.. Charles Hurley. Miss
Nave c. Odds, Mrs.. Thomas Miils.
Mrs. George c. Hastings. Mrs. w.
~. Price. Mra Hert Heath. Mrn.
John Hewitt. Mira Phil Garland.
Mrs. wefes whseler. Mrs. Everett
0riggr II. Mrs Rodcriuk oiEsn-
dam. Mrs. ]. 7. Csrman. Mrs. Har-
old Long. Mrs. George Hsilsr. Mn.
w. Yale Henry. Mrs. wniism L.
Mccormick.
Mrs. A, E. Grafton. jr.. of tho
Tacoma Junior league. IL general
chairman for junior programs and
those on tho committee and the
organizations they represent are
Mrs. Thso Feist. vice-chairman.
A. A. u. W.: Mira. Arthur X. Walk
er. treasurer. Girl Reserves. Mrs.
chsunoey Baxter. ticket chairman.
A. A. U. w; Mrs. Camille Peass-
mier. Junior league: Mrs. John
Pearcs. publicity. PIT. A.: Mrs.
Stewart Davis. speakers bureau.
PIT. A.; Mira. Kathryn King
youeli and Miss Amy Lou Murray.
radio. Junior league: Mrs. J. NJ.
French. school contacts. Tacoma
public schools: Miss Gladys Lees.
Tacoma classroom teachers: Mrs.
Byron D. Scott. county school eon-
facts; Mrs. Charles Ekstrom. pa
rochsai school contacts. and Mrs.
Dorothy Hiatt, Annie Wright SEM
mary.
Tho advisory COMMITTEES includes
Mezdamss Fred Pfiaum. PIT. A.;
NJ. ID. Wilkinson. r. w. c. A.; J. A..
Ewes. Girl scouts. Christsn ousyii.
IT,, Annie Wright Seminary; Mr..
Howard Good. Tacoma public
school superintendent. and Mr..
Louis q. wsrssn. Tacoma public
achaoI music supervisor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-06
Affair TO Honor
Judge MallerY
Commercial Travellers TO
Have Spring Cabaret
PRODUCTION

The United Commercial
Travellers spring ca bare
dance will be held at the
Hotel Winthrop Crystal ball
room Saturday evening.
This dance is being held II
honor of the outgoing senior
counselor, Judge Joseph A
Mallery.
Chairman Phil s. Brown and hi
committee will be hosts to the fol
lowing members and their friends
Messrs. and Mesdames Phil s
Brown. Fritz Gosselin, Maurice
Galbreath, Carl Rosenberg, Otis
Cakes, r. o. Johnson, Cliff Welsh,
Floyd selig. James Rollag. Wilson
Peterson, Michael Brandt. A. f.
GILES. T. N. Carmichal, Mrs
Gladys War, Miss Marie Ebson,
Miss Cuts. Mr.. Bob creach, Mr.,
Ken. Bruemm er. Mr.. Floyd
Mitchell.
Messrs. and Mesdames Milton
Benson, Clarence Driver. Arthur
Bjork. Ray Hart. Don Williams,
Bert sundgren. Howard Lindholm,
George Frady, r. l.. Freisheim,
DR.. and Mrs. M. NJ. Dodge. ormand
Hoyt. Charles Wolf, Judge and
Mrs. Joseph A. Mallery. A. Lind
roth. r. Bowman. A. Rawnsley,
w. Snowman.
Miss Francis Slipp. Mr.. Jess
HARE, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Stakeholder,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Balanger. Mr.. and
Mrs. Roman Hollis, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gene Carpenter. Mr.. and Mrs. Chef
Campbell. Miss Margaret Brown
Mr.. Jack shipley. Mrs Edith Carl
son.
Messrs. and Mesdanes George
Karpach. John Reha, Joseph Var
go, Joseph E. Karpach, Harold
Eilertson, Mr.. Gene Williams. Miss
Vera Vargo. Mr.. Robert Bundi and
Miss Mary Pickens.
hessrs and Hesdames o. r.
Downey, Harold r. Jensen. Mern
z. Downey. A. c. Holmquist. NJ. L.
Benson, Lee Richey. A. w. Rey-
nolds. Carol Hill. Dale Tidbali. J.
Frank Wilson, VIM. Flaherty. G.
T. Harper. r. w. Mann. Lyman
Hood, /. Richmond. Walter Grigsl
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-06
Norma Auxiliary Plans Dinner

Norma auxiliary VIII entertain
Saturday at a fish pudding din,
ner at Normanna hall. Dinner
will be served from 6 until s
o'clock. The affair will be in the
nature of a benefit for the Nor
mama male chorus.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-06
Custer Corps 10 Celebrate

Custer Relief. corps viii cele-
brate army day Saturday at its
regular meeting in the Armory. A
potiuek luncheon will be served
at 1870 o'clock. the tables being
decorated with flags.
A short musical program IL be-
ing planned and there Will be an
address by Captain Herald T.
MaIloy Of Fort Lewis. who will
speak on the army.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-06
Mrs. Franklin to Open Home
To Tacoma Garden Club
Group VIII Hold Spring Flower Show and Marx
Fifteenth Anniversary at Meeting tuesday Afternoon

Tuesdays meeting of the Tacoma Garden club will COM
blne two important evensthe 18th birthday anniversary
of the club and the spring flower show which competitive
The meeting will be held Seamount" the home of Mrs
George G. Franklin, 4So1 No Stevens, at o'clock
Mrs Frank Jeffries is general chairman for the show
and is being assisted by Mrs R. Woodham Richards Mrs
Robert Beach, Mrs Sam Stocking and Miss Nave Ods AL
entries for the exhibit to be between IL o'clock
Tuesday morning.