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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-19
MARRIAGE
LICENSES

Marriage license applications
have been filed with the Pierce
county auditor by Jack F. Gilmore,
81, and Margaret Chamberlain, "a,
both of Seattle; Robert Isaac FL
lett, rs, Salt Lake City. and Joyce
Elizabeth Rosene, %, 1910 So. G
st. Tacoma; Wendell Osborne, 20.
and Florence Wharf, %. both San
Francisco; Elmer Gustafson, 20,
Buckley, and S. Louise Anderson,
26 sos w. Main St, Puyallup:
Wayne II. Hinkleman, 81, and
Muriel G. Jenkins, is, both of
Buckley.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-19
Canuck Ping-P ong
Title TO American

VANCOUVER, B. C.-Hal Phi
Ian, Portland table tennis ace, was
today holder of the Western Can
ada title, after three set victory
over Harold Keenlyside, Vancouver
expert, in the finals of the cham
pionships here Saturday night.
Philan's score was 21-5, 21-16.
1920.
Winner of the mems novice title
was William Ward, Seattle, who
beat Roy Penrose. Vancouver.
Other champions crowned were
Harold and Tom Keenlyside, Van
couver, mems doubles, and Barbara
Mckay, Victoria, women's singles.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-19
Sons and Daughters
OF Norway on Trip

Members Of Sons and Daughters
Of Norway vino plan 10 participate
In a program 10 BE- held At Ballard
Tuesday night. are asked 70 be at
Sormanna hall. 1909 10. X Il. 81
s.4s O'Clock. where they viii board
a special bus. Lodges Of Seattle.
Everett and Bellingham will have
Representatives at the session. TIA
coma members will assist In pre-
ssnting the program.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-19
FUNERAL SERVICES

John Castigiioni Tuesday, $50
a. m. from 81. RitA's church.
cortege leaving Cassidy a Aliens
At s.l5 a. m: burial Calvary
cemetery; rosary. Monday At 7 p.
m. At the church.
George Maynard Edwinson--
Tuesday. i.30 .. m. from Pipers
chapel. Rev. Carr r. RydeIls off,
ciating; burial Mountain View
burial park
Anita Marie IAntz Services
were held Monday AZ 4. m. from
the church OF the Visitation
burial Calvary cemetery, under
direction Of Pipera
Frank Dunn The body wss
shipped Monday by Mellinger's 10
Miles City. Mont, for burial
Mrs. Margaret &. Faioepsr--
Services were held Monday 81 >
p. m. from Pipers chapel: Pew.
X. A. Anderson officiating. en-
tombment Tacoma mausoleum.
Frederiek Richard Grosb0ng -
Tuesday. 800 .. m. from Buckley
Kings chapel. Christian Science
services. burial Mountain View
burial PARK.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-19
3,646 Ski Fans
Visit Mountain

A half doxen skiers suffered
injuries at Paradise valley satur.
day and Sunday 40 near.perfeci
weather drew 3.sas skiing snthusi.
ssts 10 the mountains slopes.
Mary Dee Maybin Of stsilacoom
lake was the lone local skier IN
fired. She sprsinsd an ankle.
Others hurt included. Douglas
Davis. Seattle. possible fractured
leg; Aiben Berg. Seattle. frsc-
tured ankle: James Merritt. Seat
tie, dislocstsd shoulder; Len Ire.
do. Seattle. fractured ankls, and
c. O. ouigK. Arcade. Wash, pos
sibls fractured ankle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-19

Lsoting ~ the Pioneer grocery
At 1904 ~. lard 81. nsttsd .
burglar $3.50 In cbaDgs. three car
tons Of clgarets. several quarts ~
beer and = fsg hams. police re-
ported Monday. The burglary Nas
discovered early Sunday morning
BY Merchant Pairolnan sAnnorns.
VINO notified Joe JACKIE. tbs pro-
pr4stor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-19
Royal Birds Name
Set Of Officers

A two-day session of laundry
business leaders in Tacoma this
weekend resulted in formation
here of Tacoma chapter of Royal
Birds, national laundry organiza-
ton, with Lew Floydstead as grand
chief.
Other Tacoma Officers are Ed
Sorensen, grand provider; James
Stops, moral bird; Don Spellman,
grand secretary; David Peterson,
grand treasurer. and Reuben Carl
son, grand lecturer. The officers
were installed Saturday night by
Charles Yesterday, super-grand
chief of the Royal Birds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-19
To Serve z Weeks

Frank Ala drew two-weeks
Jail sentence in police court Mon
day morning on a drunkenness
charge, while police continued an
investigation involving him. Ala
was caught attempting to flee
from the railroad yards by A. C.
Smith, railway foreman who saw
him drop a sack containing four
new brake shoes. Smith turned
him over to police.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-19
Gambling Game
Causes Arrest

Accused of conducting a gam
bling game, Carol B. Roberts, 80,
remained in the city jail in lieu of
500 bail Monday.
Roberts was taken into custody
Sunday evening and booked for
disorderly conduct by Police Lieut..
Amundsen and Officers Robson,
Olmstead and johnson who broke
up card game at 2150 So. X St
in which five players were partici-
pating. The others were not held.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-19

Divorce actions wsrs filed IN su-
perior court hsFe Monday BY heths
against Russell " Morgan. grounds
hgrdsnsome hoguslifs; Csfoiins
against Leroy X. oysrss. cruelty.
and Agnes against Robert Bart
lett. non-support a final dserss
WA on file for Fior.nos Z. from
William A. Hoyss.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-19
To Question Youth
Who Borrowed Car

Activities Of a is-ysar-old boy
were under police scrutiny Monday
while the youth remained In
custody under suspicion OF car
theft. Arrested Sunday night when
the car bearing only ono license
plate attracted the attention Of
Officers Dykeman and Lyons. he
told = story Of having borrowed"
the machine two days before. Po-
lice said the car belonged 10 ".
l.. Parker. 4i12 30. Tacoma way.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-19
Opera Singers viii
Entertain Kiwonions

Members Of Stadium high
schools Desert Song Opera com
pany. directed by Clayton Johnson.
will sing Al the luncheon nesting
of the Tacoma Kiwsnls club Tues
day noon At the Hotel Winthrop.
The Daffosii festival queen
Margs Roscoe. and nsr attendants
viii be introduced af the nesting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-19

\ cnnniftee - el141 ~ -
nance 10 represent T1aoma NV
Tuesday ~ : meeting - Nortn-
w~~s shippers. whe wtil draw - =
petItInn arxsn4 thst N <n>vk~sry
~ Declared n intsvcuNs<ni t<n1p
fcssu<< a. . war.ere&fsa sne<saue
% shsrs
In arHninx tn p<tiiire. ineai
representative viii e<np~rets Nth
sf~lexstes frum Seattle. f'p<ti4nll.
Eseresf. fs<iiinxh&m 80 pc>nlhly
ether Nafthwee< ctties ~ . a<sk-
inx scheduled for 7 p N N ~
mniar Aslirunss e N I1otsl VIA
shfop.
TheAa - gvw~s1p
w. {. Theaa. manansr ~ C<r.
tennisl r7oarink Nils ard chair.
man ~ The ch.snh<r e< Csmuserss
mArsssme affairs snsauzltss~. wsll
preside. Ne and a. '. tsehspu.
manager az TIE ap<rry F,sur ca.
wsil represent the fiaaf in<srests
in The city.
Other Representatives win ~
ciai<s J, r. MaTsis. wsyrrhaeu1<r
Tlmh~r Co: 4 q WATERWAYS. ~.
Paul tsanher cs. HslpA l. pauk-
man. pirkmsn Lnmher Co, ". n
Foster. wst~rsias Milling O.. y.
J. cEeakhitr. Pacific Match ca.
and n O. Murray. a. Nsxss krafs
Co.
WsssA ~ usseespe
rh~ petition ~iii request the u.
=, Maritime eemmiseian 10 ~
PERSISTENT Roosevelt 10 1sri~f~ ~
emergency. u ths president rpr-
ognixrs such IN emergency. many
maritime commission shlps lying
ldle IN various hafhuxs wonid h
released fns intsruoastsi servsee
Jay Mcclure. traffic manager Al
tina Chamber II commeFrs. aid
tho war has caused many inter.
coastal shippers In s<II their ~.
sells nF to us different rnuis~.
resulting IN . situation which hss
made u aiffleult fnf Pacific cnsss
shippers 10 hay space fnr ssudinn
their xnods ny water n the ~.
iantie coast.
Says Mates Tss uulsh
Dock space NJ. he~n taken ~
two months IN advances" Mccans
said. and for some reason II ear
not be obtained further ahead
than that.
There 10 . ramof." NJ added
that the interroastsl lines no~
doing business hsrw may ssd Thu
service. because of more profit
able routes elsewhere
Mcclure said that because d
high rates. Puget Sound lumtwrl
men. fInur millers and ether ship
pers can not ship by rail.
WEST cuxsETA IOADa
Arriving ~ Port piers mr. N,
final movs before sailing from II
coma 10 the Orient On her flfs
voyage under = nsw flag, tn
West cusseta swung lumber snf
logs aboard Monday and wsl
rsadied 10 clear during ths ~
ming.
AZ Z .. m. she was slated "a
start her first trHns-faeific ersns-
ing under the Puget Sound orienl
tina banner. Hhs returned 10 t.
coma altar . trip 10 Everett nj.
lowing previous loading hare. The
West Cnsssts - The min veansl
10 JOIN the line The sixth. cruwn
city. IL due later this monfh u
lnsuK.Irsts her s<rvies.
Only two otfsr vessels wsrs n
port Monday morning. Tho His
Maru also a portscoms pfspaf-
/ ing 10 sail In ina affsfuo<a8 for IN
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-19

f1ttle ehsNo. ~ - no1o1 r.
ihs eaadss,ea - Sersey nevur. Fl
rsim lsxnp< se<t1esenily ~
whIi~ eis~ninx ne rllIe NJ Ween.
nessS remained N npf5nue enn1ls
tina ~ IN pssdas hnnp1lnl -.
day ~ ~ss se0l tng~mon ~
rhrss An enesu~neY e0ogot1nn
and too hie<>d t<oenfnn1onu ~
.iews6 IN aeui1eoG.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-19
Thiei Gols uolo
And Also Mony

~. xawn<a vlnrunl ~ -
tzd - Isft : no n1.1nv -
~ her hzle1ond n - - -
wss vt~ltia9 f<seN<a - o6nrl1
IL note n IN dees.
vsn<~at dt1nt ~ \. ~ -
burglar ID
The nsss ~ae rytnn - ~ -
Ne barniss ~ nnns. - = -
90 n caaA. wer9 IN v1n1cno
rwsurnsa throe neugu kn1nE
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LUTHER 6REENLEAF

Luther Greenleaf 10. a retired
carpenter of 1927 Ea. T vt. died
Sunday in a local hospital. He
was a native of Lime Springs, Ia.
and had lived in Tacoma 40 years.
He leaves his wife, Mae OF the
home; three daughters. Mrs. Ella
Jenkins, Mrs. Hazel Fowler and
Mrs. Florence snelson of Tacoma.
and one son. Raymond, also of
Tacoma. Piper's will announce the
funeral
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-19
MRS. AUGUSTA 7. STEVENS
DAVID JOHNSON

Funeral services for David John
son. 81. Of 35is Roosevelt drive.
who died Sunday In a local hos
pital. viii be held Tuesday at 2.I5
p. m. from Mellinger's chapel
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-19
JAMES y. IAMs

Funeral arrangements are being
made at Mellinger's for James y.
Iams. II, OF RI !. spanaway. who
died Saturday In a local hospital
Formerly q foreman In a door fac
tory, Iams was born in Iowa. COM
Ing to Washington 30 years ago.
He had been a resident Of Tacoma
the past IS years. Surviving reia-
tives include daughter. Mrs. H.
Max Muller Of San Anselrno. Cal.
sister, Mrs. Nettie Partridge of
North Dakota. and two brothers.
William A. Of Seattle and Edward
Of Spokane.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-19
Driver Given
z Fines. $l60
Police Say Wife
Assumed Blome

Russell q. wells - rse~dea
ruilrs N police court Monday
mcrrink TO dssnk<H-dfiv1nE
charge and wss fined $50 ard
costs lie drew IN added fine %
$40 ana cost. for having ~
arsvefis lscsn~<
liss wife. Ross. 10. WIN At
tempted IN sheaiacr TIE bisms
BY say4nr shs Vas the driver af
tire caf involved N . soiiiztca II
fath and Commeree sss saturday
night. MAS released from AL
Monday. Police found her N The
car. and ARRESTED Wells IN :
barrier snop shs denied knowing
him At first. The Wells machine
struck = parked ear belonging TO
A " Thompson. palsrs ssid.
Wen. started serving out the fins.
To serve out Fis<
Clifford L. Rogue. ~. ssos 20.
Ash o.. spent the weekend ny
starting serving = sfno and ccsts
fine imposed for drunk driving
fis brother. Harley hague. -.
arrested On q drunkenness charge
after their ear nearly his = paddy
Wagon early Saturday. wss fined
SIS and oests.
Dennis smith posted $500 hsil
for his release on . charge of
drunk-drsssng. filed saturday
evening after HIS car. police said,
struck another belonging 10 |.
/. Keller. of Seattle. A partly
empty whisky bottle was found IN
Smiths machine.
Another Arrested
William y. Llttle. ZOO Webster
apartments. va. Jailed early
Sunday for driving while undes
the influence Of liquor Hls cat
blew = tire az 9th and broadway
hut failed Ia stop, secardlnE Il
officer ciough who somman'
deered = taxirsh and caught NJ
with him AZ 7th and ~. Helens
Riding with him were Mr.. and
Mira william Wade of vsshoF
island who had been pleading
with him 10 stop the car sincs
they sideswiped another mschins
on Ruston way. cloush reported
Little posted bail for his re-
lease. Lane Cos. ~. was jailss
Sunday on = charge Of bsinI
drunk In an automobile on com
plaint Of residents In the Gre,
apartments, 81 tn II. and Faw
cett ave. where the machine wal
parked.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-19
FRITZ WETENKAMP

Funeral services for Fritz Wet
enkamp, SO, who died Saturday In
a local hospital. will be held Tues
day at 1870 p. m. from Tuell's
chapel. WetenKamp. who for the
past five years had lived with
f. f. Harvlie at 30ls No. 18th st,
was a retired logger. He leaves
one daughter, Mrs. U. F. Burner
Of Milwaukee, Wis.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-19
INFANT ARNALD

Private services for the infant
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Buck
ley Arnald Of Hyac, Alaska, who
died Friday in a local hospital.
were held Monday from Caffney's
chapel. Burial followed in Cal
vary cemetery. Besides her par
ents. those surviving include grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. II. ". Teveit
Of Tacoma and Henry Montague
of Wales, ". d.
MRS. AUGUSTA T. STEVENS
Funeral services for Mrs. An-
gusta T. Stevens. So, who died
Friday AT the home Of her son.
William r. Of 500 Alder st. Sum-
ner. viii be held Tuesday al 2
p. m. from Sumner Funeral chapel.
The Rev. l.. {. Shultz will officiate
and burial will be in Sumner GEM
etery. Mrs.. Stevens. . resident
Of Sumner community IS years,
leaves two other sons. DAVID w.
Of Kittitas county. Wash. and
Harry A. Of Issaquah. Wash. and
one daughter. Miss Cora a. Stew
ems Of Aontesano, Wash.
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JOHN l.. WEPFER

Funeral services for John Louis
Wepfer, rs, of Rt. 2. Box s43. who
died Sunday In a local hospital,
will be held Tuesday at 3 p. m.
from Piper's chapel. The Rev.
p. B. Hoff will officiate. Inter
ment viii be in New Tacoma ceme-
terry. Wepfer. a native of Tacoma.
leaves his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Wepfer of the home; four
brothers, Fred, Ralph and Virgil
OF Tacoma and Ed OF Seattle. and
one sister, Mrs. A. o. Hansen of
Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-19
Tacoma Obituary Notices

The Rev. Paul d. Hin will Off
ciate and burial viii follow In New
Tacoma cemetery. johnson. a re-
tired carpenter, was a native Of
Iowa and had lived in Tacoma Is
years. coming here from wiscon-
sin. Surviving are his wife. Emma
OF the home; two daughters. Mrs.
Vivian Lindholm and Mrs. Evelyn
Hansen of Seattle; four brothers.
Howard Of Tacoma. Clarence Of
Spokane and Walter and Arthur
OF Wisconsin: a sister, Mrs, Rose
johnson of Wisconsin. and three
grandchildren.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-19
GUY LESTER ANDERSON

Guy Lester Anderson. 81, of 1920
So. X St. died Sunday at his home.
Anderson, a resident of Tacoma
so years. was member OF Tacoma
lodge No. %, F. and A. M. Sur
viving are his wife, Grace B. Of
the home: three brothers. William
w. of San Francisco, J. L. Ander-
son of Auburn, Wash. and C. l..
Anderson of Buck Prairie, Wash;
one sister, Mrs. Bessie r. Brandt
of Olympia eight nieces and six
nephews. Lynns will announce the
funeral
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-19
WILLIAM GUsTAFsoN. SIR.

Funeral services for William
Gustafson. sr.. SO. Of Central Park,
Wash, who died Saturday in a
local hospital. will be held Tues
day at 1890 a m. from Mellinger's
chapel. the Rev. X. l.. Powell Of
ficiating. Burial will be In Noun
tain View burial park. Custafson.
Zimmerman with the Tacoma
Harbor Lumber Co, WAS born In
Germany and came TO Tacoma 30
years ago. He leaves his wife,
Bessie Of thu home. and one son,
William Gustafson. jr.. Of Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-19

Joseph c. Corfield. ~, of 1895
No. Huson st. died Sunday In q
local hospital. Garfield. an en-
ploye of the Tacoma smelter. was
a native Of Mercer. Utah. and had
lived IN Tacoma five years. He
leaves his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Corfield OF Tacoma, two
brothers. Leroy T. of Tacoma and
Charles c. Of Dieringer, Wash,
and one sister. Mrs. Violet He'd
berg Of Tacoma. Mellinger's viii
announce the funeral.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-19
MRS. EMMA STILES

Mrs. Emma Stiles. As. of College
Place. Wash. died Sunday In q
local hospital. She leaves her hus-
band. r. c. stiles. Of the home.
Mellingers will announce the
funeral
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-19

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City
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Evening star., 1940-10-18
Charlottesville Man Heads
Catholic u. Campaign
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
RICHMOND. Va, Oct. 18.-The
Most Rev. Peter L. Ireton, CO.
adjutor bishop of the Richmond
diocese, has designated the Rev.
Louis A. Rowen, pastor at Char
lottesville. as general clerical direc-
tor In Virginia Of campaign in be-
half Of Catholic University.
The campaign will be conducted
In all parishes of the diocese for
two weeks after a dinner in the
John Marshall Hotel here the night
Of November 6. No quota has been
fixed for Virginia but 1t Is believed
the Campaign Committee will seek
about $4,000.
Associated with Father Rowen in
the supervision of the campaign
will be the Right Rev. Msgr. Thomas
A. Rankin, v. G., of Alexandria: the
Right Rev. Msgr. John A. Kelliher
and the Rev. Leo j. Ryan, both Of
Richmond.
Bishop Ireton said the purpose
of the campaign is to reduce a debt
Of approximately $l,500,000 carried
by the university.
Evening star., 1940-10-18
Marriage License
Applications

l'v1s ssh?Sen both & :ns 8l:!9s 9s
worth W. aeS aS":Fs .nd T19ss5 Befeihy
Rev, William 8; Abernethy;
qya R. l. Iufhas Bean 20 is 9sS ssl loth oh g. ssa
Broadyay g. Frazier. as; and Isttins
Mss tie & ksS SH'h Gs s s.hsaHs
4 and Dorothy 1 welsh q ss5a W0odIsy
Emanuel Ese sa.ss 2a T0s Far5asut soSs s.
william in St ps Kelly RsSD 81 union hf1Ty efy sHsa N j.
N. Y; Judse Robers i. Mattinely.
AfaI ssabets haRfa NJ Mn as' St 4a 4na
/. NV; the Rev. James A. Canfield.
Myer Koonin, 90. 700 H st.. ne. and
MollIe lsIte Fried; 23 Al Kennedy st. NV;
H.np,54s 5f,si ,y. nv. WI Il. nsT %,,i:S
Smiley Ii peene{ e. Hobbs. IS. 500 Kenned, st.
and 81 .bi Rex Le Eor x
and Elizabsth F. Rice: 10: Thurmont'
wli.m MAJ tas ssfs. Sts f.fl sc w. zoo Fokensr ss
Va; ea the Rev. V john S1nt {. Ball Ban. O'''''''
and Dorothy II. Teaeue. %. l244
MARYLAND ave. ne: the Rev. Earl K.
william stoney. 80, 1908 Corcoran St
2sOg 18th st. NV: the Rev. Daniel
Burton W. johnson. %. 43O gath st ne.
and Anna M. Hunter. .3. 500 oath St.
ne. the Rev. L. G. Troch
RICHARD Lewis. Al. 2117 n st; NV. and
Mssgie Bingley. 80. 21l9 N st. NV.
John o. Johnson. oS, and Nellie G..
Bowers. 22. both OF 1910 18th st.
NV: the Rev. c. T. Murray.
Bailist. 25 both OF Baltimore. Md:
Judge Robert E. Mattingly.
Elmer Bowman, 25. 1924 willard st
Corcoran st. NV: the Rev. James H.
Evening star., 1940-10-18
Federal Clerk Sues
For Admission to Bur

Milton G. Carver, Government
clerk, 1880 K street NV, yesterday
filed suit in District Court In an
effort to force the Committee on
Admissions and Grievances of the
court to admit him to the District
bar.
Mr.. Carver told the court that he
passed the bar examination in De-
cember, 1888, and has submitted to
the committee competent evidence
of his good moral character. He
said the committee has not seen its
way clear to recommend his admis-
sion.
Evening star., 1940-10-18
Service Orders
ApNv

if siif oFls. ska eh 70 Fort H0Esse Lewis WASH f'''
oUARTERMAsTER CORPS.
Aasknsy y to TO- ro2t SG Mcclellan. Ms lii fo H. ne" 0
SfsatoSSR Port %adsxo9th. 1s A n 2. A to Madison
Yosat' satriasj: MAJ Fred r T.. from Oklahoma clt,
Okla. to Panama Canal Department.
rancas Fla. TO- to Camp she,ey. MISS
o'i5hHst fsiand. III Ill., to iO Utica. n. T. z ' ~
FIELD ARTILLERY
Jones, Col. Lloyd E: from Columbia. NO..
to colomoisi issiiGNAI CORPS.
Albrirht, Col Owen g., from Brooklyn.
N Y. to Chicago.
Hussq sSth IT Col 70 H.mn.S s2ar SAN ro@ nu NC
staner IT co 81 Frank oiuS'n from Fort Hay..
S4.se,.fs to S,1t Ffs.S fss3s w..h from San
Bliss Tex to ISFSSTRY' S2ys-nR5; Island N. T.
Berry. 1t. col. Gesrie l.. from San An
.. tonic Tex. to Brownwood: Tex
idan. NJ. to Fort BenninE. Ga.
VETERINARY CORPS
smeek 4 CT Stanley & e. n, from Madison
MEDICAL CORPS.
sloeu Il e. col to }sa9 Eoas rreb: ron ".
CAVALRY
Rurner, Capt. Clark l.. from Fort Bliss.
Tex. to Fort Riley. Kans.
NAVY.
BUREAU OF NAVIGATION.
BristoI Pear Admiral Arthur T. " NAV,
r,S. Carrier Der. Division t. scouting ,n Foses
W tic @ saasdfcn Aaa,' to Pafo roTee 2nited te
sasef. condr M,ron A. from q. s. 8.
ormea 3nney 1t to domaT RSnsfmogh Cif.oH Va from
McSaieb; l. comdr. william +; from o.
IS Edwards to Pearl Harhor. tfo'i + H. o
o'Reasan, 1t. Comdr. William ". from
Ns" YoFe cohdr " wam If aa faSa 1om g. 4'If s.
. Hsradan 10 . S s. Herbert
Boyd, 1t. Oarerce E.. from u 8. 8. Perry
- to Cruiser. Division 8
Ga-es conni1 - Albert ssste r!.t ~ from o. S. g.
soIs Ela ~ TO ysSn corpas Christi. M son Tex KenSa-
Mccoy; L. Robert B., from F1otilla to
Myers; 1t. Horace. from o. S. s. williams
& to o. s. s; Perry.
Wichita to U. s. 8. RIB. o.
EdWards Il q 81 David s, jr,, from
U. 8: 8. Bailey TO o. 8. s, Boise.
U. S. s. Mason to q S. S. California
Neyman. 1t. q. g) Robert l.. from o. 8.
s. Bancroft to U. s. s. Kitty.
MARINES.
West; First 1t. -Radford c.. from Pensa-
cola, Fla. to San Diego, Calf.
Mustain. First 1t Hollis o., from Wash
ineton to St. Thomas. v. /.
Easley, First. 1t. John W.. from San
Diego. Calf. to q. s. 8. Boise.
Crockett, First 1t. Henry H.. from Port
'-"d. OTeE to Quantico, Va
Evening star., 1940-10-18
Births Reported
Ballard. Lester and Helen. boy.
Bobbitt. Psrcivills and Mary. boz.
Bush. Roland and Era, boy.

Ballard. Lestsr and Helen. boy.
Bobbitt. Psrctvills and Mary. boz.
Bush. Roland and Era. boy.
Cave. Lee and Florence, GIRL
Cohen. Ruben and Esther, girl.
pugan. Robert and Wilma, boy.
EnSesb; EEmGes JOIN soms. aS Helen ns sts1 sGy ho,
Foster. Robert and Marion, girl-
Goblet. James and Florence, girl.
Hauser. Walter and Jonie. girl.
Hens Hsnderson; Will Willard and Ruth: s,Il;
@ Hoey seRnsEe ao1don .na aad M.f,I.i s0'
Honeycutt, Linwood and Phyllis boy.
Horton, R9land and Frances; girl.
Jameson. Louis and Edith; boy.
kiIS: kinE: Clarsnce ,,, and Lrella; boy:
Loving. William and Alice, boy.
Moore, Howard and Helen. boy.
McKibben. James and Marie, boy.
Norton: William and Nell. girl.
Raulerson. Jake and Mildred. girl.
Sapp Richard and Anne. boy.
Sarber, John and Ruth; girl.
SHARP Sharp. Benjamin hno and M.G%n sina. 'Siil sirl.
Shegogue Paul and Orah. boy.
Smith. joseph. and Harriet. boy.
Strine. willard and Anna, boy,
ssnansss TSoms. xoa E.M ana M %.l9. na1z a,r girl
Weeks. Willie and Marie. girl.
Briscoe. Charles and Mary, girl.
Gh9istisn ';a R.y'mond Ia and snE. Della girl
Cox. Adolphus and Ella, boy
Davis. James. and Lille. girl.
Qarnett. Anthony and Cynthia. boy.
y:ns ay:on. sT:nsrd snsIsI ana ana se sesse siri M
jackson. Vernon and Iris. boy.
Mcdaniel. Robert and Louise. girl.