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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-29
Annual ChrYsanihemum Show
Will Be Held on Weekend
Competitive Exhibit for Amateurs on
Saturday. Sunday at Point Defence

The ninth annual chrysanthe-
mum show Of the Tacoma and
Pierce county league of garden
clubs will he held Saturday and
Sunday at Floral hall. Point De-
fianoe park, with the cooperation
of the Metropolitan park board. II
will be a competitive show for
amateur growers. Commercial
growers are welcome to exhibit,
but are not eligible for prizes.
Entries may be made only on
Friday from p. m. until p. m.
at the hall. No entries will be
accepted Saturday morning. Judg-
ing will start at 9:45 a. m. and
the show will be opened to the
public at 100 p. m. Saturday.
Judges Named
Mrs. N. c. Henrickson will act
as chairman OF the judges for the
horticultural division. assisted by
Mrs. Herman Schroeder and w. c.
Wheeler. Judges for the flower
arrangements will be Mrs. Harry
Johnston. Mrs. Earl Willard and
Mrs. ]. w. Lee.
Firms and individuals who have
contributed prizes to date include
the Tacoma Seed Co, Poole Seed
Co, Jennings Hardware. carstens
Packing Co. Swift A. Co, Cslifor-
MIA Spray Chemical Co, Garden
Nook. Penny-Wise Drug Store,
Full Variety store for prize TO
japanese division, Jordon Bakery;
Phillip Burrows. nurseryman; Mrs
mar Nyholm, mum grower; Mrs
E. r. johnson, DIR. J. w. Rawlings,
the Flower Growers Garden club,
and the sweepstake prize is being
given by Pacific First Federal Saw
ings n Loan.
Here Are Rules
Growers who wish u enter divi-
sion B" must contact thu show
chairman. Mrs. Stewart Clark
Proctor 1928 to reserve table space
Following are the rules and regu'
lations for entering:
/. Have correct classification
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PuYallup Council Analyses
Plans for Sewer Project
Cost of Modern System Estimated
Around $4,000 by Engineers

Ladies - Peace Iasher<n church
VII - IN charge - TIE Rel cru.s
cutting rncm IN ne portkhl<
sashilnx q ne Methods, shares
Thursday sfssrsccu frcsa u . -
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hesa. the group res Al ~emer
wno are Interested N sewing -
Knitting. material wtli ~ avail.
able.
To oesSscs ss~~tsss
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rslyaiiap. president 81 district No.
-. Lleigs - Rshekahs. win cca.
daet = district meeting st Rentoa
Thursday. beginning At / p N
Husses vii leavv Odd Fellows hail
- nccn. Mrs Frank Dwight and
Mrs. Esther Vineyard are ruy.
silup candidate. for initiation.
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osienesrr) ~ Vancouver WASH.
i the guest ~ Mrs. william
Young TT srd -. sw
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n ". IL visiting hls daughter.
nrs. Harry iachson ~ Portland
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sw. vtli - hnst>s. n the Past
Guardians ciuh II the Nslahners
n woodnrafs Wednesday evening
al q o'clock
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IIpE sAyER

Warmers Jean Amss IL holder
q senior life saving emblem ana
vas champion high diver when
N school
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Obituary N Offices


Christ Hansen. ~. If RI. I. BOX
32s, Graham. died Tuesday IN q
local hospital. A native ~ Dem
mark. he had lived In Graham %
years He was farmer he
leaves a niece, Miss Anna Jorren-
sen Of Tseoms. two sisters, Mira.
Christine MeGregor ~ Puysllup,
and Miss Marguerite Hansen of
Lundby, Denmark: and ons
borther. Rssmus Hansen Of Lund.
by. Denmark. The c. c. Mellingel
Co. will announce the funeral ar
rangements.
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Carl n. Jonssson. II. OF 1910
Mccarver, died Monday In . local
hospital. He was q native Of
Sweden, and q resident Of Ia
coma for 10 years. Cassidy 4
Allen Will announce the funeral
arrangements.
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Many are purportsd 10 contain
sensational charges against federal
officise and additional charges
against attorneys representing the
defendants in their trial.
John s. swenson. postoffioe IN
spector who Investigated the s2.-
ooo. 900 mail fraud on which the
Peoples Gas a oil Co. officials
were convicted. told the court un-
officially Monday afternoon he
couldn't see any particular merit
in the so-day stay. although he
wouldn't oppose IL in view Of the
attorney generals request lie
said he would oppose probation for
the trio. however. inasnuch a.
they were convicted more than
two years ago and hadn't ys,
been imprisoned. that the circuit
court Of appeals had upheld the
jury's verdict and that the ". 4.
supreme court refused TO review
the matter.
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MISS o.mEsE ;cusSEss

Mis- carene Gisness. 50. u 1909
so. l. at. died Monday Al her home
She was = native Of Norway. and
had lived In Tacoma Is years. She
WAS q member Of the Messiah
Lutheran church. and leaves two
sisters In Tacoma. Carrie Gisness.
and Mrs. Anna Brskks, and .
sister and q brother IN Norway.
c. o. Lynn Co. will announce the
funeral Arrnngemsnts.
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MRS. rRsNcns crormEs

Mrs Frances Clothsr. o., a 7s<
Tswcstt. daed ysssdsy ct her
home. A native NJ Germany. snd
the widow Of Dim>r J. ciother. she
had lived IN Tacoma - years. She
was a member Of the Sisters ~
Herman. She leaves one sister. Mrs.
Mary kaelfn, and two brothers,
Anton and Leo Thiel. all n Ia
coma. c. o. Lynn Co. viii announce
the funeral arrangements.
VUNERAL SERVICES
Mrs. Anna Charlotte king-A,
.. m. Wednesday from Stories
chapel. with Rev. n. N. svinth
officiating. Burial will be in Beth
any cemetery on Muck creek ~
the Mountain highway. With q
short rrsyesds service. Mrs. King
Wss well known a. Miss Lotfis
Hsckett. the schooltsseher. before
her marriage.
Mira Mary q. Fairehild Wed
nesdsy al p. m. from Buckley.
King chapel. with Rev Robert =
Pfsiffsr officiating. Burial vill
be In the new Tacoma esnstsry
Two sisters who survive her hrs
nrs. Fay billiard Of chicago and
Mrs. Jean Jerome of San Joss
also three grandchildren and tw,
grsst-grAndchiidren IN addition u
those already listed.
AdoIph Observation-Disclosures ,
at $50 p. m. from rhs c. c. Nall
niger Co. chapel. with Tseom,
Acre No. .. FOE. officiating
Cremation ~1a follow. with honor
AIRY psllbearers William Ross. Tho
Bslstore. Cliff Holster. L. forge
sen. Carl Pettsrsson and .. Fsreer
Carl Martei1 Thursday at . .
m. from the Church Of the Vista
ZION. followed By burial IN Caviar,
cemetery under direction Of m
Piper Co. Tn. Rosary Will b
recitsd Wednesday at : 30 .. M. q
ths church.
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Dennis told Judge Black tia,
under the circumstance he
wouldn't oppose the so-day stay,
but added he would oppose the
petition fer probation.
II 10 understood the attorney
generals office interviewed on
strength Of sfndsvits presented
By defense counsel II VAS in
dicated that almost . hundred
sffidsvits tending to merit a new
trial were sent 10 the attorney
general
Although referred 70 in the
petition for stay 81 execution as
attached hereto. none 81 the
sffidavits were filed In court here.
however,
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Peoples Gas. Oil
Case Is Reopened

fConfinoed From Page ons1
trict courts Judgment Vas entered
~ TIE circuit court 81 appeals.
me trio i temporarily At liberty
under hsond.
The three Defendants had earlier
filed petitions for preeatien. ard
Judge Black said court action On
the petition would - he'd Up
pending results - re attorney
generals investigation.
J. Charles ncnnis L. s district
attorney, learned a the attorney
generals unusual participation IN
the case Monday. when : teis-
gram VAS received from Wendell
Rergs 81 Washington. p. c.
office.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-29
SEEING Is Believing!

ASTONISHING MoroR OIL DEmonSInAIlon
SEEN BY l. Y. MEwTon, vieE-PnEsiDEnI,
MARKET STREET RAILWAY, SAN FlAnelseo
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-06
Copyright Is4I United Press

NEW YORK, Jan. 6. UJPl-Pri-
vate davices received by the United
Press said today that rman
troops will march into Bulgaria
shortly as result of a Nazi utli-
matum which was reported to have
been accepted by Bulgaria.
T he information reaching t h e
United Press said that the German
ultimatum was delivered SATURDAY.
and that Bulgaria acquiesced to
the Nazi demands.
According to this account. Ger
many's demands were presented to
Bulgarian Premier Bogdan Filofi
by Foreign Minister Joachim Won
Ribbentrop at a conference held
Saturday.
In this connection it was recalled
that Filoff was reported to have
disappeared from his Vienna hotel
on Saturday and left for Salburg.
near Won Ribbentrop's mountain
estate.
The information obtained by the
United Press indicated that Bull
garia, apparently in line with pre-
vious advices from Sofia. found her.
sell unable to resist Germany's
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-06
.Bardio Ptured:
7 Trobruk Race On

Libyan coast to Tobruk, 50 miles
west of Bardia, the next big base
of Italy's oldest and most important
colony
The sole reason for the long
defenses of Bardia. and the sacri-
flee of upwards of $4,000 picked
italian troops in what was known
to be a hopeless stand was said
here to be Italy's knowledge that
Tobruk would be the next British
objective.
British armored cars, in daring
raids, already have reached the
vicinity of Tobruk on reconnais-
sance patrol. 1t is reported that
the Italian air fields at Ell Adem
and Ell Gubbi, south of Tobruk,
have been captured by outlying
British forces, and Free French
troops have cut the Bardia- -Tobruk
road we'll west of Bardia
Already. it is understood here, the
British tanks which aided Austria
liam infantry in taking Bardia by
storm have been withdrawn pre-
! paratory for another move forward
while the Australians clean up the
area.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-06
By FREDERICK KUH

LONDON. Jan. 6. tUP)-A dra-
matte race for Tobruk between the
British empire army off the Nile
and German air force squadrons
Sent to aid Italy was 70 'ecast in
military quarters today as the re-
suit of Britain's capture of Bardia,
Il stronghold in italian North Africa.
So important was the victory re-
garded here, that Military experts
expressed belief that Adolf Hitler
would be compelled to make some
new big scale move to offset the
italian defeat.
There was general expectation
that a German move would be made
in southeastern Europe. probably a
march into Bulgaria, but the posi-
biHty of a desperate attempt to
invade the British Isles was not
ruled out.
It was taken for granted here
that as soon as the triumph at
Bardia had been consolidated Gen
Sir Archibald Wavell. British COM
mander in chief in the Near East
would order a drive along the
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-06
Nazis Brave Bad
Weather 10 Bomb
Shipping. London

BERLIN. Jan. 6. (UPl-The Luft-
waite. despite unfavei abb" wea-
ther, dropped explosive and ineen-
diary bombs on London yesterday,
and attacked military objeetives in
southern England and ships in the
British coastal area, the high COM
mand said today.
The official DNB news agency re-
ported that London was heavily
raided last night and said that sew
eral planes, which went below the
clouds, confirmed there had been
explosions and that large fires We're
burning in the center of the city
In & series of attacks on southern
England, DNB reported. a number
of full hits caused severe damage
to factory works at Chelmsford. q
railway station and storehouse near
Colchester. and factories and air
fields at several other towns in
Guiding Hull. Darlington and Lin
coin.
No British raids on German terri
tory We're reported last night, al
though British planes were said
to have attempted a daylight at
tack on occupied territory where
it was claimed. anti-aireraft bat
terieS drove them back.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-06

wishes.
The United Press advices did not
specify on what date German troops
would move in However. dis
patches from Belgrade today men,
toned Wednesday as the d a
picked by Balktn diplomats as
likely for the Nazi move
It was presumed that the Ger
man troops would enter from across
the border from Rumania where
they have been massed in numbers
estimated as high at 100000 in
recent days.
The information did not specify
the objective of the Nazi move
However. it has been made plain
by adviees from Balkan capitals
that Germany has at least two
possible movements. One would be
a direct push on to Salonika which
would bring Nazi troops to the
coast of the vital Aegean sea. The
other would be to bring pressure
on Greece TO end her war against
Italy under threat of German in
vasion and to bring pressure on
Turkey to remain neutral under
the same threat.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-06
Storm Of Bardia
Gives Australians
$4,000 Prisoners

WITH THE BRITISH EMPIRE
FORCES AT BARDIA, Jan. 6. (UP)
The British flag flies over the
Itaian government house in Bardia
today in token that empire forces
have won their greatest victory OF
the war.
More than 25,0OO Italian prison
ers, pick of the italian army that
was TO march to the Suez canal, are
in British hands and struggling
back to the rear.
Among them are Gen. Annibale
Berganzoli, commander in chief OF
the Bardia forces. called electric
beard because of his sparkling
blue black Whiskers: a corps COM
mander and four otner generals
Millions of dollars in war spoils,
including at least $5,000,000 in mo-
tor trucks alone, have fallen with
Bardia into British hanlS.
The way is open to Tobruk, 60
miles to the west, and the British
forces are eager TO go.
Bardia fell at 4:30 p. m. Satur-
day, So hours after Australian in
fantry behind HuSsar- Bri-
tish tanks had opened the final
assault. The last resistance col
lapsed at 80 yesterday afternoon.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-06
Nozi Troops to March in
Bulgaria Soon, Up Leorns

Russia position in this situation
is not clear. Some Balkan reports.
however. have suggested that Ger
many has promised Russia a free
hand in Finland in return for
Soviet non-intervention in the Bel
kanS.
The information reaching til e
United Press did not in die a e
whether King Boris of Bulgaria
participated in the German -Bulgar-
ian negotiations. It was reported
Saturday night from Sofia that he
might have left for Germany. How
ever, this was denied flatly by Of
ficial quarters in Bulgarian and no
confirmation c M from official
sources in Germany or elsewhere.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-06
NAVY WILL USE
CAPS FOR ARMOR

WASHINGTON, Jan. 6. up
Chairman Carl Vinson of the house
naval affairs committee said today
the navy plans to armor its war
ships against aircraft attack with
pre-fabricated deck caps" which
can be speedily fitted to the YES
sells.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-11
Publinx Plans
Almost Set

SPOKANE. Wash. Flnal plans
for the national public links golf
tournament In Spokane next week
the working mans sh0t ~ golf
fame and 4 cup for MS mantel -
we're almost complete today
out Of field Of almost J 900
wouid-be quaiifiers largest in the
history Of any golf test 1872 shot
makers from All parts Of the
United states and Hawaii Will Start
firing over the tough Indian Can
von course next Monday on the
first stretch q the siz-6ay tourna-
ment
Entrants are limited 10 players
without club affiliations.
Officials revised the par n lay
outs yardage figures Nhen IL VAS
discovered the course Vas 20 yards
short pitch longer than me
cards indicated shoftest hole on
rugged hilly Indian Canyon - the
bsavily-trapped llih a 100 yard
dump shot The longest - the
18th, 5z4 Yards from tee 70 flag
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Playfield

The ciiy-Nids tournament foF
Jr. y boys ard girls Nas he'd a.
Wapato Tuesday Afternoon.
Children from 1912 competed
and showed interest IN the nod
fled bowling game which consisted
% rolling a sofibalI - 8 I2-ineh
pieces o. wood mounted On .
piece u veneer.
Ia the bowling single elimi-
nation there sas = close CON
test between the boys Of
south Park and AiliBg Park,
south winning by tao points.
In the Elrls event Harmon
placed first and Lincoln second.
In the horseshos tournament
the boys from Harmon placed first
and Lincoln second. The Harmon
Tiris slao placed first while JET
fsrson placed second. Harmon
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-11

as Marine blsctfle sOn ia ~
five innings
karlns ard Valsstz meet in ths
opener tonight with gnDsatsn
sligsrtOn and Bend staging tns
algnteap
An uns4Fnsa run in the frat In
ming gave Ealseiz tbs frat tally
ststtsr. 0bo had walked. scored
Nbsn shOrtsiop Morris missed a
throw. IN ths Albany fourth. c1ii-
ford scored on Morris ionE ny.
Kay Elliott. who rslisssd cAmbit
On the mound IN ina fourth. scored
Naisstz winning Fala IN the sixth,
drawing a naiS. racing from first
70 third on sevsrsOn's sacrifice
hunt. and scoring On hssssngsrs
nnzis.
A tourney rule malta pay in tns
fifth inning when ons team builds
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-11
.Quarier-Finals
In Net Event

srRiN. LAkr. ~ . All
seeded entries bat three Charles
Mailman NJ LIS Angeles. No. 7
J. Gilbert Hall II New York. No.
and Frankie Parker ~ Altadens
Calf. defending champion began
play In tho quarter finals of the
ninth annual spring Lake invita-
ton tennis tournament today
Veteran Frank -bisids NJ
New York. former Davis cup
star, eliminated Mattmann IN
thr-r- set struggle. a.. "a.
al. while Francisco ssEufs.
south American champion
from Ecuador. defeated HAL
n another hard fought match.
rs. III.
Others IN tho quartsr'finsis we're
Wayne cabin ~ Reno. seeded sec
ond. Jack Kramer ~ Los Angeles
No , Gafdnar HDlloy ~ Coral
Gables Fia. No 4 and Pred
Schroeder II Glendale. Calf
No. o.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-11
Babe Freese
Wins on Links

PORTLAND - BABE FressS
Riverside golf star. today wore the
Oregon Women's Coli association
sweepstakes crown, and added the
class A title to her kit.
Miss Freese shot . 1875 for
IA net. Her 70 Was also the
DAYS low gross.
Other flnishers included.
Class A. Mrs William Robin.
Hood River. ei-s 50. Mrs s W
Starr. Salem. 1913 20. Mrs. ".
L. Quinn. Salem. i0a-15 "a
Class C. Mrs Elmer Fisher.
Hood River. 1902 Sc. Mrs. J.
n. Thompson. Salem. 1920 %:
Mrs. James Sears. Salem. i17-23
- Mrs H X. stockwell.
Salem. 1892 ios
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-11
Deer Reserves
Are Closed
Okonogun County
Affected by Action

sEArrIg - cTn<urs ~ the
oksna@gn rnunty se~r h.lntsas
preserve. and Fs-ap<nins ef thess
IN chsisn county yesterday marked
tina sanelussaa n the state ssms
commissions ihfes-dsy ausrssfiy
meeting.
commi..iansf. reported Only ens
hurh Toe five aaes after tho iDso
ssssoa in tho Osanas4a prss~fsss.
while the chslsn districts msla.
tanned q rata ~ one bsssk for t~a
doss
me ..msi.ss.s fs)~essx .
proposal ts sts.s several
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-11
Beats Favored
Horse in Cap
Red Cross Gets Big
Boost in Its Fund

Later it1l - known how much
Red Cross DAY Wednesday netted
At Longacres
Lengacres officials are figuring
that I will run wei over 5000
closer 70 SIC. 900 undoubtedly
Right now however they're
handing the palm for racing
10 Isdy's Son, . fiVs-yesr-oid
daughter Of Quick Return
and LADY Seth which gslloped
IN nose win over the favored
Chatham in the Red CraSs
handicap. which featured the
DAYS racing.
And they're figuring on The
second twilighter Of the year late
this Thursday afternoon and what
Will happen when four winners
Mullet. Shasta slipper. Royal orb
and stepmother get together with
such platers as Wild Top. Royal
Sortie. Deceive and Independent
Way chasing them. Il just could
be eorking race.
Right behind that win of
IadNs Son. register the vel
eran Rockwell. lie just gal
loped to convincing win. his
second In a row. over a field
that included the once speedy
sky Pirate. which didn't even
make the show money; LADY
Hiilka, which VAS second. and
HyhridiHe. which WAS third.
and the once great Prince
Row.
The card was formfm through
out. fsvorite after favorits bounc-
ing in.
A. Howry registered three wins,
his last one a photo finish on Gold
Norm in the last race
Malta. the gray ghost Of the
Acorn stud. owned by Mr. and
Mrs. Glen Granger. almost fur
nished the upset in that one that
would have netted his few sup
porters with 35 10 l.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-11
Tacoma Lawn
Bowlers Win

Ftnsl figures - ths results -
me Fesiffh ~ 1aiv lsvn n-v~tlnx
ssrst hsla ~ faellinsnsn have h<sa
received NJ ri ufs lev ffsaua.
a. 49, TIE atlxssi feubiss snd Ms
fl,eeHss woa ~ ladies' cens1ia.
ton slnfiss Harry Kinney -. =
winner n The Singles event Other
rarusnz nsmn<rs stisnainx ~sfs
lin nass~nn. president - the iazal
riuh ~ sna NJ. slissy Nae
Lean. NJ ard Nfs wm q nunek
lsy. 1ehn wessi. AFs n q gs<s.
alss Grace aeTssnsld. IRE essat
Nss = three asY affair.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-11

Lady's Son Impresses In Longacres Track Win


Al LIS e.eleck Thursday there
we're Insufficient entries fnr the
Langacres program 10 complete
Fridays card.
Information ~ the track made
u plain that = decisien would not
ee known Ter perhaps an hour.
Thus. the daily entries and
selections are omitted heeauSe II
the time element inVelNing the
PRES run.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-11
Bottlers Win
Hands Down


With Joe Butcher pitching six
hit ball and MS teammates clout-
lng the ball all over the field. the
Ferry Bottlers downed the Oak
land nine by the score Of IS 70 ?
In the only other league game. the
Mckinley CrOfters won from the
jefferson Chiefs when two errors
in the 10th inning permitted the
winning run 10 cross the plate.
Saturdays games Will ring down
the curtain on the first round Of
play and will bring together the
two top teams q the circuit and
the two bottom teams. The BIS
and Crofters will tsngie on the
Mckinley field with the winner
taking first place On the Jsffer-
am diamond. o. slsnd vill meet
the Cniefs. tho loser taking pos
session Of the cellar.