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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-11

Japan. Russia. Alaska. Canada and
the United States.
I'D Thompson, Tacoma fire
fighter. 10 serving now rs an AFL
lobbyist at the legislature in
Olympia.
nd lAfferiy and George brow
ley, both Of Tacoma. are working
for the Olympia house OF repre-
sentstives as main doorkeepers.
Fritz Metzger. Prosecutor Thor
Tollefson and Harold Gloyde were
visitors AT the governors office in
Olympia during the weekend.
Archie Mclean. Tacoma. has
been arguing with Olympia legisls-
tors the past week in an effort to
defeat restrictive financial bill.
Ben Coe and Lawrence stevens,
VI VI tAitkf 0Ntoiil pdAattd t'h. bhf
pey jackson TO a conference with
Gov Arthur Langlie Friday.
Commissioners X. ID. O'Neil will
address the Lincoln Citizens club
Tuesday evening at the clubs
monthly meeting in the 3sth st
Masonic hall DIR. q. q. Walters.
club president, will announce com
mittees for the year. Louis Nomel-
lini. sccordionist. will provide en-
tertainment numbers.
Henry Sarsten was in Litehville,
No. Oak, Monday attending the
funeral of his mother, Mrs. Anna
Il. Sarsten. who died there Friday
Besides Sarsten. Mrs Sarsten
leaves two sons and three daugh-
tiers In North Dakota. and a sis.
ter in Everett.
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WANT ROLES RENEWED

A petition signed by about 70
persons and sponsored by the 56th
and Pacific Avenue Business Mems
club was read before the council
meeting Monday. II asked that in
the interests OF safety and beauty
all high tension wire poles on Pa
cific ave. to the city limits be
removed
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Released Only to
Be Arrested Aqoin

Ray Wiekman, 3l-year-old Sc
attic lRborer. was released from
the federal road camp at Fort
Lewis Monday morning only 10 be
picked up by Parole Officer Ralph
Loudin and placed in the county
Jail to hold for the Cowlitz county
sheriff at kelso.
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Private funeral services for Mrs.
Maud Frank. So. Of 37sl So. Yak
ina ave-. who died in Seattle Sat-
urdsy az the home of her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Evelyn keuss. with
whom she was visiting. were held
Monday at AIS p. m. from the
Piper chapel. Cremation followed.
Mrs. Frank had been visiting her
daughter the past week. She WAS
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Holdup Fails as Victims
Don't Take It Seriously

The YoIngbloods were sccosted
by the bandit about midnight, Just
as they approached their home.
Officers who took the description
of the gunmsn believed 1t was the
same who held up Sam Olson. III
So. L st, earlier in the evening, and
robbed n m Of Sc.
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licenses,

Marriage license applications
have been filed with the Pierce
county auditor by Arthur Duane
Howard, 40, Portland, and Helen
Augusta Balm, 46, San Francisco;
Earnest D. Herman. AS, and
Martha s. Peters, As. both of 3l03
No. 9TH: Earl V. Springer. 40,
1921 So. Steele. and Rosa Lee
Inloes. IS. Los Angeles.
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CLUB MEETS WEDNESDAY

The Larehmont Improvement
club will meet at $50 p. m. Wed
nesdsy in the Larchmont parish
house. President Earl Stovsll an
nounced Monday.
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FUNERAL SERVICES


Mrs. Olive McGowan-Servic
were held Monday at 1890 a. IN.
from the Buckley-king chapel:
Rev. Harold b. Long officiating:
burial Mountain View cemetery.
Ernest Wenver-W Wednesday,
i:S0 p. IN. from the Piper chapel:
Rev. Charles Mentzer officiating:
burial Roy cemetery.
Henry Beddoe - Tuesday. l3o
p, m. from the Piper chapel: Rev.
Mr.. Powell officiating: burial Ia
coma cemetery.
Russell NJ. Cherry-Tuesday. l
p. m. from the Buckley-king
chapel: Rev. Cyrus +. Albertson
officiating; burial Evergreen GEM
etery. Seattle. grsveside services
by Seattle serie No. l, F. o. E,
SIS p. m.
Infant Crandall - Private ser
vices were held Monday from the
Gaffney chapel. followed by ere
nation.
Mrs. Frances r. WeaN~r-Tues-
day. 230 p. m. from the Sumner
Christian church; Rev. Jackson
Wales and w. A. Moore officist-
ing: burial Summer cemetery,
under direction OF the Sumner
Funeral chapel.
Allan Rooney-Graveside serv.
ices Tuesday. p. m. lakewood
cemetery. under direction Of Tuell.
Fred Janfzen-Gravesid serv.
ices Tuesday. $50 p. m. lakewood
cemetery. under direction Of Tuell.
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TECHNoCRACY MEETING

Technocracy. Inc, section seven,
will meet in Emerson hall, 1l0e =
Broadway. Monday at s ?. m. The
public is invited.
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Back home for O visit with
his mother. Mrs. Ruby Bittner.
S049 So. Thompson eve, IS
Rodney " Bittner. obove
Upon completing tour yeors OF
Washington Stote college. he
spent O yeor IN troinino OF ST.
Luke's hospital, Spokane ond
now IS q medical technolooist
He hos not yet decided wheth-
er he will locote in Tocomo or
SeottIe.
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Obituary Notices

Mrs. Peter (C1ars) Erickson. 70,
died at her home. $3.50 SO. Ia
coma ave. at $40 p. m. Satur-
day. She was native of Norway,
coming to this country IS years
ago. She had been Tacoma resi-
dent for 80 years; prior to this
she had lived in Superior. Wis.
She was a member Of the Luther
an church. Besides her husband.
Peter. she IL survived by grand
son. Melvin. of Tacoma. Mellinger
will announce the funeral.
THOMAS PAMPHLET
Funeral arrangements are being
made at Cassidy a Allen for
Thomas Pamphlet, II. of Swim
omish. who died in local hospital
Sunday at s:i3 a. m.
JOHN 1. VAI.BERT
John Lowrey Valbert, %. OF 224
Fla. 63rd st, died al a local hospi-
tai Saturday at 1910 p. m. He
was born In Flora, ILL.,. OF French
parentsge and came to Tacoma
Is years ago from Indiana. He
followed the occupation OF a car
penter. Surviving are his wife,
Jennie May; two sons. Earl ",
Tacoma. and louis W. Seattle:
two daughters. Mrs. Joseph Smith.
Tacoma. and Mrs. Joseph Delaney.
Terre Haute. Ind; two sisters.
Mrs. Matte Ritter and Mrs. Clara
Carroll. both of Flora. H.. and
four grandchildren. Mellinger will
announce the funeral.
DANIEL d. WARNER
Daniel David Warner, 6s. died at
his home, 204l Ea. sherman St,
Monday at las a. m. He had
been resident of Tacoma for two
years. coming here from Top
perish. He was born in Olympia
during territorial days. descending
from one OF Washingtons pioneer
families. He was member Of
Roosevelt Heights christia
church. He is survived by his wife.
Nettie c.; two daughters. Dorothy
J. Warner. Tacoma. and Mrs.
Marguerite K. Waggenor. Port
land. Ore; three sons. Charles T..
David d. and Willis c.. all of Ia
coma; a brother. Charles. Tacoma.
and two grandchildren. Daryl d.
and Judith NJ Warner. Tacoma.
Mellinger will announce the
funeral.
LUCY ANN MILLER
Lucy Ann Miller, four-month-old
daughter of Lieut.. Oliver W. and
Mrs. Miller of McChord field. died
Monday in local hospital. The
body WAS sent by Gsffney TO Med
ford. Ore. for funeral services and
burial.
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Core of the News
UNINERSITY-UNION CLUB

=
Future activities OF University
Union club will include an sppear-
snce OF Sidney Shurcliff lecturer,
who Will show motion pictures Of
winter sports the night OF Feb. II.
The evenings entertainment will
open VITA a buffet dinner at 8
p. nj.
A dinner Will be held in the main
dining room Tuesday at 6 ?. m.
and the winter formal party will be
held Saturday. with dancing from
$50 p. m. until a. m.
Best butter down again at the
Cow. adv
HEARING TUESDAY
A hearing on appeals under the
Unemployment compensation act
Will be held IN room sol. Washing
ton building. at p. N. Tuesday.
Hospital flowers. Hinu. Florist.
Adv
To SHOW souSp FILM
The Land Of the Totem" a
technieolor sound picture. will be
shown bv A. J. Worries AZ the Ia
coma Engineers club meeting Al
the Hotel Winthrop Wednesday
noon. Worries is district field man
sger OF ne Red Cedar Single
bureau
Carl A Anderson. chiroprsctor.
has returned and resumed practice.
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ODD indicted
w
On bond he orrVed by Seo rde number OF his
Nelson
7.
1880 principally fIoono
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MRS. IUTICIA ANN HARTT

Mrs Luticia Ann HART, 50.
died at her home. 1916 SO. Warner
st, Monday at 10 a. m. She was
= native OF New Brunswick, Ca
NADIA, and had lived In Txcoms
since 1898. Mrs. Hartt was
member Of the Plymouth Brethren
church. Surviving are one daugh-
ter. Miss Katherine Hartt OF the
home; four sons, Bruce HART of
Seattle. Frank l.. and Paul A.
Hartt of Tacoma and ID. Roy
Hartt OF Bremerton. and IS grand
children. Piper will announce the
funeral.
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ERE'S MORE BOUT
Main Street

TARTs on PAGE ONE
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Lucy Ann Miller, four-month-old
daughter of Lieut. Oliver W. and
Mrs. Miller of McChord field. died
Monday In local hospital. The
body WAS sent by Gsffney to Med
ford. Ore. for funeral services and
burial.
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. native of Centralia and had lived
in Tacoma So years Other than
Mrs. keuss. she leaves another
daughter. Doris Frank. also OF
Seattle. and one grandson.
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THOMAS PAMPHLET

Funeral arrangements are being
made at Cassidy a Allen for
Thomas Pamphlet, II. of Swim
omish. who died in local hospital
Sunday at s.lS n. m.
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PIERCE A. PICkARD


Perez A. Pickard. 50. died at
her home. 360s No. Proctor St.
Monday at $50 a. m. A retired
army man, Pickard had worked
as q foreman at the u. s. Vet
Grams hospital at American lake
the past Is years. He was a mem
Der OF the John X. Thompson
camp No. /. L. s. W. v. and OF
the Holy Cross church. Surviving
are his wife, Fern. one son, Jack.
and two daughters. Misses Pearl
and Bette, all OF the home: three
brothers. Ray. Roy and KEN
Pickard. and three sisters, Mrs
Msude Biesnecker. Mrs. Mabel
Jurgensen and Mrs. Esther Roske,
all Of Iowa. Gaffney Will announce
the funeral.
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HEARING TUESDAY
To SHOW souSp FILM

Carl A Anderson. chiroprsctor.
has returned and resumed practice
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Evening star., 1941-01-26

E E. KinsloW of the Chesapeake
& Ohio Railroad, president Of the
association, announced that more
than 300 members and guests are ex-
pected to attend. Russell Schneider
of the Greater National Capital
Committee will be POSTMASTER. j.
A. Macdonald of the Missouri Pacific
Lines is chairman of the Entertain
ment Committee.
Evening star., 1941-01-26

the Washington Council, and other
Washington area Scout leaders will
be present at the meeting, which
will draw all Scoutmasters, assistant
Scoutmasters, commissioners and
chairmen of troop committees.
The Silver Beaver, highest local
award, will be presented to several
Scouts of the District area. A buffet
supper will be served after the
meeting.
Evening star., 1941-01-26

Girts, DR.. Dorothy Sells and DR..
Helen Macintosh.
Representing the club will be
Spencer Gordon, Edward Stafford,
Mark Sullivan, jr.; John Pratt, John
Simpson, James Oliver Murdock,
Hugh Bickford, Joseph W. Ballen-
tine, Dale Drain, DR.. Robert S.
Lamb, William Roy Valance and
Harold Neff.
Evening star., 1941-01-26
Passenger Association
To Hear Radio Official

Harry Boyd Brown, national mer-
chandising manager of the Philco
Radio and Television Corp, will be
the principal speaker at the annual
banquet of the. Washington Pas
senger Association at the Mayf1ower
Hotel Wednesday at 7pm.
Evening star., 1941-01-26
Boy Scout Meeting
To Hear DR.. Fretwell

DR.. E. x. FretWell of Columbia
University will be the speaker when
the National Capital Area Council,
Boy Scouts of America, holds its
annual meeting at the ballroom of
the Willard Hotel at pm. tomorrow
Linn c. Drake, Scout executive of
Evening star., 1941-01-26

Cecil j. Wilkinson, chairman of
the clubs Entertainment Commit
tee, will act as master of cere-
monies. Interlocutors will be Gene
We've Forbes Herrick and Dean Hill
Stanley.
Italy beat Germany by three fights
to two in boxing match in Milan,
italy, recently.
Evening star., 1941-01-26
'Misinformation Please
Contest Listed al Club

Twelve men from the University
Club and twelve women from the
Washington branch of the American
Association of University Women
will participate in a "Misinforma-
ton Please" contest Thursday at the
Evening star., 1941-01-26
University Club, 1135 Sixteenth

street NV.
The Womens team will be COM
prised of Mrs. L. B. SWormstedt,
Mrs. Goodwin P. Graham, Mrs.
Frank Edginton, Mrs. Clyde M Had
ley, Miss Mary v. Robinson, Miss
Kathryn G. Heath, Mrs. Joshua
Evans, jr.; Mrs. Charter Heslep, Mrs.
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KMO-Leon Mojica.
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News.
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Music: y midnig ut
Concert Hour m
Hour OF Reflection
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Lock Up My Heart
Continued from Page II

~ On re contrary. I think
Win a rot Too serious operation 10
remove hrain pressure you would
be completely restored 70 normal
n = few months. It's not that.
Dsle
Then what What else Is
there 80
As quietly a. he could Hobart
explained 70 his patient What had
happened. About Lefty and Dutch.
Their impossible demands On
threat Of exposure 70 the police.
And how Lueia had taken adyan-
tage Of the situation. too. and WAS
forcing Mark into a loveless mar
rage
That's tough. Dales face Vas
grim It's a mess. isn't II. a ter
rible mess
Hobart nodded
What do YOU think we'd better
do. Doc - Dale asked. after sew
ersl minutes silence
I don't know. Dale Il Will take
some heavy thought-and l want
you to help me. IN going back to
my room for awhile. and when
you've thought Of something. you
may find me there
The doctor went back to sis own
quarters and carefully shut Dale's
door after him.
Alone Dale picked up his knife
again. He could think better. more
clearly when his hands were busy.
Il don't want to hurt anybody
he said. half aloud. Least of all
Mark. And Aunt Elizabeth has
stood by me like a Trojan, too.
Look at the chances she and Mark
took TO get me free so Doc could
give me going over And the
chances Doc himself is taking.
OF course that's on account Of
Aunty-he,s been in love with her
for years. know that He imps-
tiently brushed aside a small pile
of shavings.
L only agreed to go through
with their plan because knew it
would please them-I didn't have
much hope. then. Of Doc being able
to do anything for me. And now
when he says he's sure l can be
cured, this has to happen. Those
mugs upset the apple cart. And
that girl
His thoughts raced on for nearly
half an hour as he worked at his
carving. until at lasi. with a sigh,
he laid aside his knife
Carefully he brushed up the
shavings and small bits of wood
and put them in waste basket.
He took off his dressing gown
and his undergarments, and went
into the bathroom. Soon he had the
shower going Then he put on fresh
clothes. foupd hat IN the colset
and fixed II at the correct angle
on his head. He had removed the
label from the hat as he had from
his clothing
After a final look about the
room he went quietly downstairs
and slipped out of the house.
from a darkened window upstairs,
saw him go. He nodded to himself.
and turned gravely back into the
room.
ITO Be Continued1
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