The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-11

From Tacoma haes 10 rasema
and. IN hstNeen Henoiuiu. Ma
mia and London tomefrow.
who knows . singapore. f~r-
hara. Cairo er maybe Rome
such has heen her rsmantis say
q hfs shes tho wife AZ = crack
war correspondent Tor uaited
Press In Tacoma. her home town.
after n years % sssiduous kloee-
trottlaE. Mr. Reusl : Moorr. the
former Miss Florenos Henry. Rst
~heai the war out ~ London
leaving the English metropolis
June :
she wanted 10 remain = tsit
like a quittsr. taking filght after
nvinx there three sn8 = half years
hist a. England vas beginning 10
suffer- Hut her husband VINO w.
known o. tire trade a. -psnty"
packed her and their three chill
dren of 10 ths safety u the states
Husband No Exccptian
No newspspsrman reporting q
war would dream ~ leaving before
the last gun harked. Moore IA NO
exception. Right ne~ he's cover
ing for UP IN Dublin. ireland.
Hs'z waiting for something - hap.
pen. In particular he's waiting for
Invasion Of ireland by Germany. a
movement frequently rumored. or
an outhurst by the IRA Irish re.
publican Army. Antl-Hritlsh OF.
Ksnikation
Meanwhile. Mira Moore. living
with the children at aTie No. a1d
at merely waits. searching dlll.
gently through the columns n Tho
Times each evening for stories that
look like this
ny REuEL y. MOORE
United Pres. Correspondent
DUBLIN. Fire
Mrs. Moore 10 the daughter of
the late Mr.. and Mrs Alexander
Henry Of Fircrest she attended
Franklin and Central grade
schools, graduated from Stadium
high school and later from the
University Of Washington. stlll in
Tacoma W a sister. Miss Margaret
Henry. who Ii a history teacher at
Jason Lee intermediate school.
Met nj University
II Was in Seattle Will. attsnding
the university that she met Moore.
then working In The UP bureau ~
that city. They were % hays han
'Msr1ied there, but sslors fh-ir
plans were compists. he was trans.
ferred 10 Honolulu They we're
married there In i07s.
A few years. then IN Manila.
Mrs. Moore liked Manila. She
hated to leave
Its gay. lively city" shs said.
and. besides. servants were 90
cheap. We had four waiting on Va.
used 10 be ashamed 10 write Ia
my friends ~ home fmaRinsi
-Four servants. We both dlaliked
leaving. but felt u would really be
good thing. We we're getting
spoiled"
Born In Islands
All three children Patricia, 7,
Rsusl. ir sherry. 8. ana sharon.
we're horn In Manila. sharon
was an infant IN arms when the
hoores arrived IN the H. y In
1915. Mrs. Moore visited relatives
and friends here briefly. then vent
on 10 London. siis Of her husbands
new post.
In England thsy lived At Epson.
London suburb. scene ~ the an.
nuAl darby f''Or do you call a
derby over hsrs'"b Their. mad
been German bombing attacks
made on the coast. bat nans on
London up 10 ths time shs Jeff.
With the three youngsters. an
sailed FOR hons on the Prsaidsnt
Roosevelt. first 81 the many boAts
which returned American evacusss
from England. Pictures of ths chill
dren. taken by the swarm ~ photo
graphsrs who mat the boat vhsn
u arrived IN New York. appeared
IN several New York papers. 81
well - In the Chicago Trfbuns.
Eagiish Accents
The Moore children returned 10
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