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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-06

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manager. Marilyn Gilstrzp. Harris
Martin and Dan lambda. They
were accompanied BY their coach.
Or. Charles T. Battin and his
daughter. Mise Marie Bsttin. After
the discussion members Of the
team were asked questions BY the
audience.
IL was announced that the
speaker next Thursday noon viii
be w. D. shannon. district man
ager Of priorities. oPM.
Junior Women Guests
With members OF the Junior
Women's club a. guests. the Senior
women's club will meet Monday
afternoon at : o'clock at the Elks
temple, Mrs. George Jacobs pre-
siding.
Mrs. Robert Heston has ar
ranged the program. Mrs. Ralph
Welcker and Mrs. X. J. Machines
will lead In Christmas devotions
A Christmas skit will be presented
by q cast composel OF Mesdames
Truman Smith. X. Z. Spear. C. f.
Hunt, L. NJ. Hatch. C. l. Sovereign.
r. Heath and J. w. Mcdonald.
Mrs. Ray Goodner heads the tea
committee and viii be assisted by
Mrs. George Grenning, Mrs. James
Hansen. Mrs. A. r. Hartman. Mrs.
]. r. Gym. Mn. L. NJ. Hatch and
MIS-. Anna Osborne.
Private. funeral services for
Miss Julia +. Smith will be held
Saturday at p. m. At Hills fu-
neral home with Mrs. Anna Hes-
ton reading the Christian Science
ritual. Burial will be In orting
cemetery.
Miss Smith taught school in Ia
coma 80 years and was q native
Of Lyme. o. Surviving are four
nieces, Mrs. Hazel Gendreau. Puy-
allup: Mrs. Irene Gil, Sumner;
Mrs. Pearl NOLAN, Tacoma, and
Mrs.. Evelyn Herbert. Woodland;
four nephews. Russell Smith,
Woodland; Jim Evans. Puyallup;
Gordon Evans, Orting: and Buster
Evans, Tacoma, and q cousin, Miss
Maude sprague Of Seattle.
Mrs, Kaufman Elected
Mrs. J. w. L. Kaufman was the
choice for president of the Wom-
ems Council of Christian Service
Of the Methodist church at the an
nual election Thursday. She sue
cseds Mr.. Marion Catron.
Other officers are Mrs. c. ID.
Schwartze, vice president: Mrs.
Fred Lacey, secretary Of mission
AIRY education: Mrs. Arthur Ma
son, secretary Of local activities;
Mrs. B. r. BoSie. assistant; Mrs.
Frank Manning. corresponding
secretary; Mrs. william Pence, re-
cording secretary: Mrs. 4. p.
Breakey, treasurer: Mrs. c. d.
Rarey. secretary of literature;
Mrs. Eleanor strenge. Fellowship
chairman: Doris Thompson. Dor
cas- chairman; Jessie Smith. junior
Dorcas chairman: Mrs. G. z. Hen
ry, spiritual chairman: Mrs. w. A.
Miller and Mrs. Dryden, hospi-
tality: Mr.. Ralph Forbes and Mrs.
George Cole, membership; Mrs.
Paul Hanawalt, publicity; Mrs. H.
Petrich, parsonage. and Mrs.
Clyde Handel, magazines. The
group will be installed at the
January meeting.
Mrs. Crosby Passes
Mrs. Emma L. Crosby, II. a resi-
dent Of Puyallup 80 years. died
Friday morning at the family
home, 703 3rd st., s. W.. after
long illness. She came to the
state 40 years ago from North
Dakota and lived in Tacoma eight
years. She was q member Of All
Saints Catholic church.
Surviving are her husband,
Frank H.: a brother. Henry
Racine. In North Dakota; two
nieces, Mrs. Jack Halverson. Puy-
ailup, and Ms. Herbert Payzant,
Seattle, and nephew. julius
Donegal of Spokane. Wrgley and
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Left Wingsrs in CI0 Lumber
Union Swept Out Of Office

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Evening star., 1941-05-04
SeIectees Reported
Getting operation
OF Finance Firms
Many Cases Adjusted by
Phone, Richardson Tells
Junior bor Women

Finance companies, particularly
large ones, have been cooperative
toward the problems Of selectees
who are inducted while making pay
ments on automobiles or other arti.
clss, william Z. Richardson, chair
man OF the District Of Columbia Ad-
visory Board for the Soldiers and
Sailors Relief Act, told members OF
the Junior Bar Section Of the Wom-
ems Bar Association yesterday az
ternoon.
Speaking at O luncheon in the
women's annex Of the Army Navy
Club he explained workings and
application of the law, and said
that in many cases now suitable
adjustments were made simply by q
telephone call from q COMMITTEES
member to the finance company.
Not only automobiles, but radios
clothes and jewelry also are being
financed by the men who leave to
join the armed forces, he said, ex-
planning that the individual draft
boards whose members know the
men to be inducted make reports to
the Advisory Committee on all prob
lens OF the men of that nature.
He cited the case of a youth who
had bought a car for $500, and had
paid $3.50 on it when he was called
Through work of the committee
his payments were cut in half, and
were assumed by q member Of his
Evening star., 1941-05-04
Lithuanian Folk Dances
To Be Seen in Benefit

The American Lithuanian Socl-
ETY. of Washington will present q
benefit program of folk dances IN
the Music Hall of Catholic Uni
versity at BIS pm. today to raise
funds for the relief of Lithuanian
refugees stranded in belligerent
counties.
The Rev. John K. Cartwright,
pastor of the Church Of the Immac-
ulate Conception, will be guest
speaker. The Minister Of Iithuania
and Nine. Povilas Zadeikis will be
among the guests.
Fourteen folk dances Of Lithu-
ania and a similar number Of ma
tive dances OF Sweden. Poland and
Mexico will be presented, featur-
ing Vytautas Finadar Beliajus, fore
most Lithuanian dancer. and his
company Of Lithuanian Youth So
ciety dancers of Chicago. Mr.. Be-
liajus will be presented in COM
positions showing the native styles
of Arabian, Siamese and Palestin-
ian dances.
No admission fee will be charged
but contributions will be solicited
during the program. The money
raised will be expended by the
Lithuanian Refugee Fund Commit
tee for food, clothing and medical
aid for the refugees and in spon-
soring educational projects for their
| children.
Evening star., 1941-05-04
Bor Group Will Stress
Good Will of Americas

Inter American good will Will be
the keynote of the annual spring
luncheon meeting Of the American
Bar Associations section on in
ternational and comparative law to
be held. at the Mayfiower Hotel at
1890 pm. Monday.
Representatives Of bar groups in
Latin American countries will be
guests, and Jacob H. Lashly. presi-
dent OF the bar association, will de-
liver the principal address.
At the close of the luncheon q
session to discuss important reso-
Evening star., 1941-05-04

family who retained use OF the car.
Another case was that of a young
man who had no disposition at all
to make Of bis car. In this instance,
the finance company returned the
car to the dealer who gave the man
q certificate of the value Of the
payments made. The certificate is
worth face value when 1t Is applied
on purchase OF another car after
the man Is out of service.
Miss Beatrice Clephane reported
on the inter-American conference
Evening star., 1941-05-04
Messing Of CoIors
Rite to Be Held May Is

The annual massing OF the colors
service, sponsored by the Military
Order Of the World War. will take
place May IS in the amphitheater
at Washington Cathedral, officials
announced yesterday
Invitations were mailed last week
to approximately $50 patriotic or
ganizations to participate in the
service, which annually draws more
than 10000 to witness the parade OF
flags. Many Maryland and Virginia
organizations have indicated their
intention to participate, officials
said.
The service will be under the
direction of q general committee,
headed by Brig. Gen. Albert L. Cox,
director of selective service in the
District; the Very Rev. Noble C.
Powell, dean of the Cathedral;
Canon William Bradner and 1t.
Col. Edwin S. Bethlehem, jr. Maj.
James Alexander Lyon, chapter
commander of the M. o. w. w.,
will head the Reception Committee.
Evening star., 1941-05-04

lutions adopted at the Havana Con-
ference and other matters referred
to the section will be held.
DR.. William Draper Lewis, direc-
tor of the American Law Institute,
and DR.. Roberto Cardova also are
scheduled to speak.
Evening star., 1941-05-04
Will Discuss BroziI

, A round-table discussion on rela-
tions between the United States and
Brazil will be sponsored by the
Latin-American Economic Institute
In the Raleigh Hotel Wednesday at
Evening star., 1941-05-04

in Havana last spring. Col. Lemuel
Bolles also was q guest.
About 40 members attended the
affair, which was in charge Of Miss
Marion Toomy.
Evening star., 1941-05-04

8 pm. Speakers will include Prof.
A. Curtis Wilgus of George WASH
ington University and Francisco
Silva, jr.. director OF the Brazilian
Information Bureau.
Evening star., 1941-05-04
Oversees Writers

Noel Butler, Minister Counselor OF
the British Embassy, will be guest
of the Overseas Writers at q 1unch-
con tomorrow at pm. ut the Will
lard Hotel,
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Dancing Instructions
LEARN 20 DANCE

I IEAkN 10 UANIE
TREE STUDIOS ESTAB. - YEARS
10 LSsaoaa 81. Aacies, -
Wootvard e. AlsKsnfrins II a-set2
Fancy psncinF --Jitterbug. khumhs, Etc,
CONSULT ths enlkrFe1 Kssi Estate hsiinfs
in tAe ais SUNDAY Times Want Ad
Nsctiorl
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HARDWOOD siocks cuttings. 81: prompt
delivery. b4e3 Conner. Telephone Ar
tn
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HARDWOOD. mixed, $40: furnace chunks.
So 90. 1924 Mack. Telephone Murray
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Business Places for Rent


ALTER ROAD. 1918, AT JEFFERSON
Heated store. very attractive retail locs-
ton. $40 month. RA. 1898.
BRADY. 81 cat Woodward 1000 square
feet, in strongly reinforced building, low
rent. RA-55e3
DETROIT ASSOCIATION o. colored
W0men-New cluh house 5461 Brush
corner Ferry. ave spacious. beautiful Of
hcesi rent reasonable Telephone Trinity
i-i4sh
JOHN r, i77O4-Attrsctivs store. heated,
basement, IN good neighborhood, ad-
jscent 70 chain store, low rent. RIA. b5e9
JOHN r. 442s-store with large chow
windows IN location interesting for re-
sale furniture. low rent RA. 1898.
WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS. NOTICE
We have, available space in modern, CEN
trally located building suitable for whole
sale distributing business concern; heat,
light janltor service passenger and freight
elevator service.
THE DETROIT BANK RA. 55e5
CONSULT The enlarged Real Estate nstinrs
IN the biz Sunday Times Want "a
Section
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Houses for Rent

\ FOR EAST SIDE RENTALS CALL
is c. HADLEf. INC. PINGREE 26o5
fRfVNRD, II5f5 tnear Cafboioy Company
--AitraetIvt Broom, home low taxes
rent x15 will sell 1850 tis5 down. $40
month Ebert 500 Majestic Bldg. CAdii-
lac 1887. REdford iia2-W.
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FURNACE WOOD, fac, cord 81 So: kind
ling 81 %. Bonner. Telephone Vermont
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WALLPAPER Be-. 4c ROLl

ICE BOx - Complete bed tsprtng mat.
tr.ss1. viii sell cheap. 42o3 Avery
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income Bungalows for Rent

BI.A upper. year ga
rage near schools and transportation;
$40 month Immediate possession. Ever
green Realty. 20001 Fenkell BEDFORD 4is2.
LINCOLN PARK-Lafayette boulevard,
1857. large rooms ana closets garage
ruurfa uFaf4FreF.
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Pafsnt.. Patent Attorneys

Mtf~fSs Re INVENTORS IDEAS
With established concerns oniY7 - Dr.
kslor. protect. coninereishIs, hANniklI,
k7q Wayns Street
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Furnishsd Houses for Rent
LAKE ANGELUS

Completely furnished home Of II rooms,
; baths Also includes caretakera home,
garage and boat house.
HANDICAPPED domestic with 200
n on lake For lease fSummer season..
can DETROIT TRUST CO RA. 500.
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Music Lessons

MUSIC WRITER. Arrsnger. crrsrehfs.
free EXAMINATION HARRY IInNi a
Wuriit1sf BuIcinE. cherry 1913
PLAY swing piano, 20 lessons. CHRISTI
SENS b42 Afich. Theater Bias. eli ooF3
CONSULT re enlarged Rsai Estate isiing'
N the ok sunday Iimes Want Al
Nsrffon
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DRY kindiing. t7.75. Pine Books. ss55.
Oak, t3.75. immediate delivery. Filz-
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KIHDLfNG- S5.75. oak chunks, 1915.
mixed. So: large loads. LenoN 1915.
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FURRIER AND TAILOR

PINE GOLD FUR sHoP-New coats, re
--4.4---lA-las- siarase 26Al Xesf Grand
Boulevard. Trinity 2-0637.
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Wood

Wood
CLEAN WOOD, -; immsdiai. delivery.
Palmers. 33t7 Harper Telephone PLAZA
DRY kindiing, t775. Pine oiocks. 81 IS
Oak, 50. rs. Immediate delivery. Ftz-
roy 24os
FURNACE WOOD, fac. cord 81 30. kind
ling. 81 %. Bonner. Telephone Vermont
$1,000.
HARDWOOD siocks cuttings. So: prompt
delivery. b46a Conner Telephone Ar
inKton OO20.
HARDWOOD. mixed, 50. 40: furnace chunks
1890. 1924 Mack. Telephone Murray
KIHDLfNG, WIS. oak chunks, 50 u.s.
mixed. SO; large loads. Lenox 1915.
KindHng Wood and Blocks 4
All new material; pO cubic feet.
Biggest load in town. $3.50. Lsfayeu
0Oe4.
kfSDLINo, 81 so: furuace, 50. Fairviev
SaisSyA $50 Peniteau. EAsikide deliv-
cries. DRexel 3343.
OAK ties. $500 factory hardwood, 81
kindling. 50. Telephone Para $500.
SEASONED HARDWOOD = Factory cut
tings, reasonable prices. HANS 1880
Grstiot. Pingree s447.
WOOD = fWhnlesale : Retanl. Furnaces,
stoves, fireplaces. Lambs Wood yard.
Lenox 1872.
FIREPLACE = Weii-cured hardwood, sft
cord Sswburn Coal CO. To. s-6277 |
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate iistings
IN the big Sunday Times Want Ad
seeN7ni
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Housekeeping Rooms


BETHUNE. WEST s0e-Cornfort ably fur-
nished two rooms good transportation;
adults; reasonable.
BOULEVARD, East Grand, 357-Houss-
keeping IS up. Apply 7o2e 81. Paul.
Fit1roy 476s
ckss, 27ff-rwo large basement. semi
bath: private entrance, IS; ADULTS.
CAsCRAIN, 1893 furnished rooms for
light housekeeping refrigeration. hot
running wktsr, newly decorated' prNate
entrance. adults
GARFIELD. 1o7 tConvsntion Hal)--1-2
rooms. Clean, redecorxtvd, bet water.
reasonable
.GLApsTONE- 6sa-Two large well FUR
nished rooms; Frigidaire, sink, rsfspnone'
Reasonable.
PETOsKEY 1885 - tight housekeeping
room: bachelors preferred.
sELDEN, 456-1-2 ROOMS, IS UP
Comfortably furnished Housekeeping; sx-
cellent transportation.
COLORED-Room, kitchenetts; furnished,
unfurnIshed. 2ot Hague, 1888 Harper.
Temple 1-725s.
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Residential Hotels

THE WHITTIER
Detroit's finest residential hotel; . TO 9
rooms Burns drive, out East Jefferson.
LIE. 5000.
Furnished Rooms for Rent
BELAND. 1897 Cast Seven Mfe.van
Dyke)-Room, private home; 81 Pingree
BOULEVARD, EAST GRAND. 1852
single, - UP. Also Housekeeping; near
Dodge. Free parking.
BUENA VISTA EAST. 242 (Ford- chrysierJ
Private entrance (no transients).
Townsend 7-224s.
BURROUGHS General MotorsJ : Twin
beds; two gentlemen; board optional
Trinity 2-125o.
COMMONWEALTH, 5006-Pieasant. pri-
vate home; one, two gentlemen: garage;
transportation; reasonable.
GRAND RTvER-JoY : AttTactiveiy fur
nished room. private entrance; business
men. Tyler 6-e5si.
HAMILTON, 513l--LArge well furnished
two beds; quiet; suitable for two gentle
men. Also small room.
JOSEPHINE, 12i Woodward -clairmount5
Nicely furnished: single double. Tels-
phone. $3.50 up.
KRESGE,- a32o-tH gason-Aeters l,Fatist
plantl - Comfortable room; gentlemen.
Olive 00s3.
LARGE, well-fur nished front room-FYnest
mattress; Catholic home; good trans
NICE front bedroom for rent: bedroom
set, refrigerator; washing machine, So
week. TY, 1869. 1889 American.
PALMER. WEST. .434--Attractiveiy deco
rated: share large. comfortable room,
young man.
PASADENA, 1S7-Largs sleeping room;
also double; excellent transportation.
Townsend h-0A
PHILADELPHIA. West. 2sie-Evsry con-
venienee; one. two gentlemen (nlornings).
Tyler 6-6242.
P1NEwooD (Gratiot) )--confortsbl front
bedroom; two Christian gentlemen;
reasonable. Ptngres 1909.
sHERIpA N-cHARLEXo Eat Grand
Boulevard. Suitable for two. Home
privileges. Olive o777.
TRUMBULL AVENUE. 1904 tKirby)-
Private room, comfortably furnished;
single. double: reasonable.
WARK, 1874 (Puritan) Comfortable
room, two. private home, Monday. Uni
room. near US. quiet neghoorhood.
Townsend 7-544s.
WINDER, 26O-Well conducted
building. 81 and up weekly.
WINTHROP. 1000 Grand River)-Roorn.
private family. refined gentleman con-
yeniences. Vermont e-3o0s.
COLORED - McDouEan. 725: Ia room
kitchenetts apartments; furnished. Fitz-
roy 1883.
COLORED-Art Center (224 Frederick) :
exclusive neighborhood; comfortably fur
nished. Temple i7s0s.
COLoRED-McDouEaH 2742 comfort
able room gentleman, couple: excellent
transportation. F1tzroy OBS.
COLORED-Two gentlemen share private
room. single; transportation; reasonable.
Temple 1894.
-eSfeH =ris-s4.ea=a.sd,-tn aingle.
couple. Temple i-0sfs. Reasonable.
1902 Brush
CoLoRED-3s32 Hunt: Reasonable: mod
ern. Phone Fitzroy 1913. Couple
coLoRED-Furnhhed two rooms. newly
decorated, near car line; children well
come. e57 Melbourne. Madison 1913.
CoLORED ESQ Tneodore--Neatly fur
nished couple, $3.50, single, 81. Tenn
pie 1899.
CoLORED-504 Trowbridge: nice large
rooms. reasonable good transportation;
corner Brush
READ Tines Want Ads for proat-use
them for results
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SMITH-ORR co.
Miscellaneous for Sale

ASH and RUBBISH barrels 81 90 delivered
Hsrtmans Service. Vinswood 2.9z3I.
cAMERAs-An makes AT BEST Low
EST PRICES. We viii take YOUR OLD
CAMERA In exchange DETROIT CAM
ERA SHOP. 325 STATE STREET
FOR SAILS volumes Of Book House 10
volumes OF World Book. 20 volumes %
Writings OF Mankind % Sylvester. Cherry
e000. Room ii2s.
ICE BOX - Complete bed tsprtng mat
tr.ss. viii sell cheap. 42o3 Aysry
WALLPAPER Sc, &c ROLL Z
ONE COAT ENAMEL $40: wAsHABLE>
FLAT, csc; HOUSE PAINT, CSC.
SPAR VARNIsH ............. CSC GAL /
ax12 LINOLECM RUGS .......+.. " ~
DETROIT MODERN WALLPAPER
sfi7 OAKLAND. sun s.i2 WE DELIVER
81 RoLL-AwAY beds. fs.s5; grass s,s5. [
&C ID. Dawson Unclaimed Freight stores,
1887 Livsrnois, 273a =. Dawson. 1924
Grand River, 1870 Mack.
CONSULT the ENLARGED Real Estate nstinss
In the big sunday Times Want A
Section
I
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Business Places for Rent
Halls for Rent

AAARANfH HALL svaiiabis weddings.
dances. parties, etc. Grand River and
Trumbul, above Detroit Bank.
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Share Living Quarters

WIDOW will share private hons with
couple. master bedroom, bath edtoin-
ing. sei weet Grand boulevard. Lafayette
2347
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Board and Room

BRUSH. 3i24, Apartment ., John r.
Pleasant; excellent board; Eentlemsu.
Cherry s127.
FORT STREET, West 5SI0-Comfortabis
rooms, gentlemen: meals optional. La
fsyette 5005.
GREENLAwN, so24 (rirsman)-comfort-
able bedroom: good home COOKING priW-
lsges. Northlawn s273.
HECLA, si9s-Front room two gentlemen;
good home cooking. Trinity z-easz.
Children to Board
DESIRABLE nsighborhood. vholesorns food.
comfortable playroom, children, room
pa rent. Temple 1882.
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Crude rubber stocks held by The
government Jsns 10 totAlsd zoo, f'cs
lons tons
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Draft Boards Urged TO Aid
Soldiers Obtain Employment

asked local draft boards Tuesday
10 do everything IN their power 10
find jobs for 900 600 soldier. who
will he released from military
service by Christmas
Brig Gen. Hershey directed
state boards 10 cooperate with
local units 10 insure speedy place
ment in civilian Jobs Of all former
soldiers. whether seiectees or serv-
ice men whose enlistment have
expired.
Hershey said the army plan. 10
begin releasing men sept. /,
III IL vital Ia the successful
operation OF the sslsetise
service system that the men
who have answered the coll
of their country -. he pro-
tec,ed in thelr legal right 10
unemployment" Hershey
said.
Hershey said II wsa = moral
responsibility imposed by law IN
see that returning soldiers are re-
turned 10 civilian Jobs
The Burke Wsdsworih conacrip-
ton act stipulated that private
employers must rehire employees
taken into the army unless u Is
impossible or unreasonable for
them 10 do -.
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Rites Wednesday
For Mrs. Rhodes

Continued From Page one)
American Legion. She WAS also
q member Of the First Congregs-
tionsl church of Tacoma, and her
support of religious and charits BILE
work was constant and generous.
She wss an expert in the art Of
Horticulture, and IN the beautiful
surroundings Of Rhodesleigh she
INDUCED her ardent enthusiasm
for gardening. She created a
charming setting for her frequent
and gracious hospitality, and her
flower beds attracted constant
visitors.
Besides her husband. she leaves
a daughter, Mrs. Audsley Fraser
of Tacoma; four grandchildren,
Mrs. David Kennedy and Mrs.
James Skewis of Tacoma, Vera
Louise Fraser and Judy Fraser;
a great grandson, Edward Fraser
Skewis, and a niece, Mrs. Reyn-
aldne Sandahl OF Tacoma
Funeral services will be held
Wednesday at p. m. from Buck
ley-King chapel, with Rev. Harold
p. Long officiating Entombment
In the Tacoma mausoleum will
follow. with only the family
present.
Active psllhearers will 10 Paul
scevs, Harold Allen. Joseph Car
men. l.. r. Wilkeson. Byron Scott
and z. C. Griggs. Honorary pail
bearers will he George Osgood,
DR.. Grant s. Hicks. Scott a. Hen
derson, Alex Ballie. Joseph F..
White house. f. j. McNeely.
William Virges. G. A. deHaseth,
David Whitcomb. Archie Shiels,
S. A. Perkins, s. NJ. Jackson, II. G.
Raleigh, Charles Hotchkiss and
John r. Arkley.
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Insurance company, s76.e2s; Fire
Association Of Philadelphia. s76.-
923; Liverpool a London a Globe
Insurance company. s76.p23.
American Central Insurance com
pany. s153,s4e; Northwestern
Mutual Fire association, $685.. $50. .
Houston Fire a Casualty company
s153.s4e Minneapolis Fire A
Marins, si53.s46. Dubuque Fire A
Marine. 1897 500: Merchants Fire
Insurance company. SOC, 1913: In
surancs Company OF the stat. OF
Pennsylvania. 1907 .6s2, Insurance
Company Of North America.
s76.e23. National Surety Marine
Insurance company. tl5z. 346
Hartford Fire fnn2snes company
t7e.2ss. Fld~srty Phoenix FIRE In
sHrAnes company. $3.50. iss rsrs-
mems Tind knSss~nos company.
1893. 7So and Rome Insurance
Company al New YORK.. s7s.ezs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-27
People in
The News
Nv UNITED PRESS

Mrs. Ruth Braxell. the former
Princess Ruth Pignateili d'Aragon,
WAS given a divorce in LosAn geles
and the $4,000 diamond brooch
she said almost caused her hus-
band to fight a duel. She said the
prince accused Brazell Of giving
the princess the brooch while she
still was the princes wife -.
Rob ". Melick. p, who used =
cap pistol 10 force a Salt Lake
City tax driver 10 take him TO
Elko. New. faces kidnapping
charges IN Reno. The FBT brought
the charge
Funeral services were arranged
for william !. Adsmes, 6h for ~
years editor and manager ~ the
Journal NJ the Brotherhood ~
Railway Carmen OF America he
died OF heart attack in Kansas
City Monday
John Milton Carson. pioneer
hmberman and president Of the
Dolbeer Carson Lumber company.
died in Eureka, Cal.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-27
Heavy Load Topples Wood Truck

AsHIN TON selcctive
Service Director Lewis y. Hershey