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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-28
Conn in N. Y. Set
To Sign for Louis

PITTSBURGH. May % ms
Richer by Sl943l 10 his ono
fhHd share Of tho gate receipts
from his successful meeting with
Buddy Knox Billy Conn moved
into New York today for the pleas
Ant task Of signing up for his
heavyweight ttlc fight with Joe
LOUIS on June IS
Conn'S cut from the Monday
night workout against Knox was
the second largest of his boxing
career He drew down slightly over
$4,000 for his Ght-heavyweight
title match with Melio Bcttina in
1899 al Pittsburgh The Conn
Knox battle broke Pittsburgh
fight attendance records by more
than 1000. however
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-28
MACK HAD EYE on HIM

PeHetanguishene Phil went 10
-. Michae's College in Toronto
where ne planned 10 he an aviator
and join the Royal Air Force But
he had too much on his fast ball
and so the Toron q club side
tracked him in 1899 The follow
ing year nc won 10 games for a
laSt-place club and famed 135. a
feat that was not lost on the aged
but alert eyes Of Connie Mack
-AfteEhe Rcd Sox had trimmed
old Bump IIadley, So. in tho first
game Of two Yesterday Mack
trotted out his young speed mer-
chant 10 sec what he could do
against that murdcrouS outfit.
Well. Phil let the Red Sox down
with three hits and ambled IN II
10 |, and that's why We feel sure
that Penetanguishene is quite
likely 10 be well known hereafter
in this country.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-28
Trinity Wants PLAYERS

Trinity Lutheran baseball team
has opening for pitcher and in
fielder Applicants must be MEM
berS OF Lutheran church TO
qualify See Manager Sluka at
Lodge P.layfield. diamond No. ,.
No6ReSd2y. after 3 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-28
What do you think" he asked me.

What DO you MINK. ne asked me.
81 still think a boxer will be the type beat Louis and
NOT puncher," answered.
You're wrong" Mike shot back ITS going TO be big
fellow II IL Is any one"
The conversation changed several times o the way
Forbes Field cab But always Mike would back The
subject of Conn.
When reached the park Jacobs refused his
He wandered toward the dressing entrance.
There Conn, still in street clothes waiting for him
Billy gave Jacobs hand tight clasp and said:
81 hoping you'd come by before dressed
Mike said very little for few minutes then said softly:
Josie Mrs. Jacobs said she wants TO out TO
house and stay awhile You look around for
out there
"IlI be there this weekend" Billy said eagerly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-28
Welsh, Hudson Girls
In SoffbaII Feature

Featured by a clash between
the Welsh and Hudson Motor girls
teams. the Detroit Softball Assoc
citation Will offer a three-game
program in Mack Park tonight.
The Welsh and Hudson tens play
at s o'clock. Two major league
tits pair DcFour and Briggs
Manufacturing al Gas; Microma-
tics and WurmS Al 915.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-28
BY Bob Murphy

Then he back to the subject close to his heart
Billy Conn.
Mike really likes the cury-hared Pittsburgh boy And
sometimes think you almost the fright in Mikes eyes
mention made of COINS chances against Louis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-28

after which Rowe retired and was
replaced hy Corsica. The latter
disposed Of the first two men to
face him after which came sue
cesSiNe doubles by Trosky and
Heath TO account for the pair Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-28
ERRORS RESPONSIBLE

Western scored the games only
run when Jim Fowley reached
first on an error. He stole second
and when the catcher threw wildly
into center. Fowley went all the
way home Hall struck out II and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-28
Young Canadian
MdyBeCoombs
Or Bender TO As
BY PAT ROBINSON
"a: arnationaI News Service sports Writer

NEW YORK, May 2S. - Up in
Ontario. Canada. there is a village
calico Penetanguishene. Ii lies on
the edge Of Georgian Bay.
We don't know whether Pene-
tanguishene is on any railroad
map but we are sure that from
now on il will he on all baseball
maps. For Penetang,iishene is the
home of Phil MarchDdon. And Phil
is the young right handler whom
tho venerable Connie Mack hopes
10 develop into anot her Jack
Coombs or Chief Bender.
Phil also is one of The reasons
Ter the surprisingly fine showing
Of the Athletics over the last two
weeks of play and it may be he
will he able 10 help pitch them
into the first division.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-28
It'll Take a Big Man

That ended all his troubles Everything smooth
the passseekers from that point
Uncle Mike silently for few minutes paced the
floor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-28
LASS =

Nsnksr cubs ts Hudson Irs ChsrdIer
90. SQUARE Deal Jrs IS ParkstTe Bows
Club. 81 Clair. 30, Cooley cubs IS
Falcons Stoepel ? 90 81 Johns Can
thus vs. Sweet Sixteen. Stoepsl 2 o 30
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-28
VACATION
Weekend Ahead.
ENJOY YOURSELF IN A
GOOD USED CAR

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finished In glisienirr black good tires
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down Fun price S23s
OLDs- 80 s.cyL 5.pass trk sedan. "a
dip. heater. one owner excellent motor
and tires avoid an increase in price just
think only S3a down.
CHRYsLER-iq4O f-door sedan radio.
heater low mileage real value Se95
LA SALLE-'3s 4-door sedan runs fine
original finish radio, heater, fun price
Slss $50 or your car down
FoRD-'3s 5-psss trunk sedan the econ
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owner. extras too don't delay only 500
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BUICK-'3s small series 5-pass tour 50.
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radio. heater; good tires for $ls9. full
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tires, one-owner car. $500 down
HUDsoN-'tn coupe an exceptionally fine
car for business good appearance ready
10 20; many economical miles $500. Your
car AS down payment
MERCURY 80 sedan two.tone clean
inside and out. stop. look ane listen
S6i5
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-28
CLASS ID
NIIDGETS

Bsit IS Batt T. Atkinson q. Bat
p So Ra't p - sClair BaU 3 IS
Batf A. Northwestern s BAR tvs BAR
s Belle Isle 2 Bait ys Raft a. T. OF
n Bstf vs. Bait 10. JAYNE
Al games ~ p m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-28
Sundays D. B. F.
cheduIe
CLASS 4

CLASS \
Pspsi-Cols - Hodges Belle fsIs 8
80. Powers - Ares Northwsz'FTT r.
10 Vissie - Psrs. Nor'hVeSsrn s
. 80 Auto Club bys
CLASS b
Sans vs. Arthur Nor,hVeutrn 2 $50
Troy -. Mcclure. Norwesern ?. iOo.
JAW i57 vs. Rsyrs Northwestern. 5 3 so
GREYHOUND vs. Hoffman Northwestern &
30; AL Butchers " Hsss Atkinson
T. no. Acme vs. Vickers Ives. 3 30
4 RwA " JAW ,. Belle Isle > $50.
Industrial sheet vs. -Four Leaf Glover
Belle Isle 4 on Hudson Local W. Jaw
B.ns Isle . ? 90 30 sober, lss PNA =, I'm.
usnisn AlNspre Lodge 2 90 United
Diaries vs. McLouth. Atkinson > 0tD& 80.
4 vs. For Wayne, Atkinson 3:3o;
Mish's. - I. Hudson. Northwestern
20. JAW IA v Walt Williams Clark
CLASS G
Andrews " Square Deal L NJ n
) 30 Bradford ". Krims Ives J no Iosoo
" West Sids Northwestern 4 90 Nh.
iano -. Ridley. Belle Isle 3. 90
CLASS ID
Mehindaf Bows Club Vs Victory North
western 8. 90 De SAINTS ys QUALITY, Al.
kinson g. NO Falcons W Northwest
Lions. LittNheld. 90 posselnIs "
Tobias Courtney Liitleheld $50 Oakwood
Merchants W star Lodge. JAYNE O. 90
kowslsk vs.. Americans. Wayne 3 3 30
NUGGETS
Rstt IS Bait :. Atkinson 2. Bait
- Bar - - Clair Bafi 3 vs.
Bar H. Northwestern s Bau Z Ns Ra't
Belle Isle Bari vs Rat a. T.. OF
n Bstf vs. BAIT TO- Jayne !
Al games ~ m
CLASS y
Narkfr cubs So Hudson Irs ChArdier
! 90 SQUARE neal Jrs IS ParksiGe Bows
club 81 Clair . 30; Cooley cubs IS
Falcons. Stoepe ? 90 - Johns Can
thus vs. Sweet Sixteen Stoepsl 2 30
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-28
CLASS b
CLASS G.

Andrews " Square Deal T. ~ n
) 30 Bradford W. Krims Ives ] no Ios,C
" West Side. Northwestern 4 90 Nh,
iano -. Ridley. Belle Isle 3. 90
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-28

PspEi-Cois Hodges Belle Isle 8
81 Powers - Ares Northwsz'FFT +
3 ~ visse - PARIS Nor,hVes,srn s
80 Auto Cub. bys
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-07

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-07

Clarence W. Harlow. sales man
ager for Home Service Co, laun-
dry organization in Tacoma, at
tached so much Importance 10 two
laundry conventions in Chicago
that he flew east Thursday 10
attend.
Friday marks opening Of the
three-day sales clinic. sponsored
by Steiner Sales Co. as a training
class for owners and other laundry
executives dealing with sales
problems June o viii be opening
day OF the second convention Har-
low will attend in Chicago. On
that day the 29th annual conven-
ton OF Linen Supply Association
VI America convenes.
Following n fun week OF con-
vention. Harlow will 90 TO Flint.
Michigan. where he viii take de-
livery OF a new automobile. He
then plans to drive to New York
to meet Mrs. Harlow and their
daughter. Pat. and his mother.
Mrs. Minnie l.. Harlow. He plans
to return to Tacoma about June
%.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-07
IVA Workers
Meet Monday
To Heor Report
On Orion Refused

sFArrt.E - Ths international
wccdwerkern II Anerlca gcioi
wiii rect IN olymrls nsxt ncrd.y
se hear TIRE rercri - ~ president.
O NJ orson. ard nissric, fr~si-
dent Marry larsen IN lAeir meet.
ing with tire msdlstioa eesrd N
Washington. IL wss snnounesd
here.
ortnns refusal r. accept ne
proposal ~ the mediation hnsrd
70 end The strike Il i20oo Narth-
west lumber workers xss a. en-
preston 81 the sentiment 81 the
membership q the IVA. wee
President fimar knieunen SAID.
'srh~rr l. 10 question but
that the conference On Men-
day Win Fesffirm eur pa.lslaa
IN stss IN siFske astn the
workers .htala = aeceai llelnE
and fair conditions" kaisanen
said.
The Seattle Industrial Union
council. meanwhile. resffirmed IL
support Of the strike
G. }. Van EFmen. acting sscre-
tary 81 the council aid the eonn.
ell members voted unanimously
last night n support the strikers
The council further commended
the stand ~ President O. n orton
and other officials II that orgAnl.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-07
War Department
Endorses US0

FORT LEWIS - Col Ralph r.
Glass. commanding officer here,
was advised Friday that the War
department Fundamentally en-
dorses the effort Of United Service
Organizations, Inc, to raise S10.-
765. 900 to furnish personnel and
To operate service clubs for men
in the armed forces.
II is contemplated that more
than 300 service clubs outside
army and navy camps and stations.
defense production eenters and
overseas bases will be set up In
buildings provided by the govern
ment.
Already well-established social
agencies who form the u. s. o.
are Y. NJ. c. A, National Catholic
Community Service. The Salvation
Army. Y. w. C. A. Jewish Welfare
board and the National Travellers
Aid association.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-07

Autcmehlls Nefksfs stfsNs It
ne Narth AmeFieaa Asistlaa
cofpofatians InkleNera. Cal.
plant = permit ualen cfsieisls y
return n ths west eeast n 80
tsFnins ths memberships rn=llloa
~ ths1F dsmands fur waxs ~.
ereassa aad q union snnn.
In the Puget Neslna aispate
rressaent q - nFtrn Il to lessl
anlnn kas aeflea ths hostas -.
concentrations and Accuses ~
sKsney ~ -iabw. nassinz sd
strike hrsakinE tactics
aarfsys eaztikstian Il ne
Puget Sound Leaders wss unpf~e.
raented. lie ssid ortnHs charge
wss = meat rsrrshensinls. lyinz
defamation
n = the considered. calm naax.
ment not cnly - myself bat uf al
ether CO representatives sho sre
either members oF sltssnafs mem.
hsFs q TIE Natianal DEFENSE
Mediation beard Murray s.ld
that TIE interest of the IVA wtll
ss better served ~ accepting ths
recommendation q TIE t-osrd
The board later announced n :
formal statement that the entire
10 members had unanimously sp.
proved ths findings and feeom.
msndatlons ~ the thrss-msn panel
which handled the dispute
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-07
Shipbuilding
To Increase
Mognuson Sees
Northwest Boom

Congressman Warren 6. Mag
nuson. IN Tacomg Friday 70
address the Young Democrats Of
Washington convention. forecasts
with optimistic confidence that
the Northwest is slated 10 enjoy
= shiphsilding boom promising to
greatly exceed even the fondest
dreams"
Magnuson, congressional dele
gate from washingtons first dis
trict. il member Of the house
marine affairs committee. Through
his close associations with the
navy and the maritime commits
sion. he evidenced no hesitancy
In predicting that current wooden
shipbuilding in Puget Sound ship
yards was Just beginning"
The u. =. maritime com
mission" he said. SIS giving
serious consideration 20 con-
struction of a fleet Of large
merchant cargo ships Of wood
-. which would mean n per-
manent industry for the
Northwest"
Meanwhile. he declared, navy
awards for small wooden vessels
such as those ordered from
virtually every capable bostyard
in Washington and Oregon-mine-
sweepers and patrol crsft-have |
been distributed somewhat as
samples" with many more such |
orders 10 follow.
Msgnuson will proceed from /
here 10 Alaska for a meeting of /
the Alaska International highway /
of which he is chair
man.
Upon his return en- route to the
nations capital. probably in about
two weeks, he intends to make a
personal survey of the Northwest's
facilities. he said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-07

A special ohildrrns day program
will b. giv,n by members Of the
Fife chapel Sunday school Sum
day morning At io:t5 o'clock. A
special invitation IL extended 10
parents and friends
At the close Of the service the
Rev. Ernest Oman viii conduct Q
baptism service for children.
A song by the Sunday school.
Tell Ne the Story Of Jesus" will
open the program Chef Palmer
viii had In prayer and Psalm Is
viii be given for scripture read
ing by Jack kotehkoe. There win
be a dialogue by Paul Jensen, 10
Ann Allen. Glen Anderson. Maxine
Larson. Earl Quigley and Beverly
Brewer. Mrs. Earl Rees will sing.
accompanied by Donna Mar Paul.
Group reoitations include. Il
Love TO Hear the story" BY Helen
Hargis. Raiko Tamura and Dolores
Larson. Il Love 10 Think" by
Jack Murray. Arlen Jepsen and
John stovner. sad a prayer ny
Mary Ann stovnsr. Gvraldins Hei-
hg. Anna Lee corkish and Fipko
Tsrnurs
REGULATIONS wtii also be given by
Jean Baker. "A Child's Prayer"
by Yoshito Tsmura and Harold
Bunge, a Thing Most Wonder
full" by Gladys Moe. We Want
the Young for Jesus" and by
Muriel Hall. The Rock Of Ag~s"
A prayer recitation will b given
BY Patricia Daner. and Richard
Booth will recits. The Wise May
Bring Their Learning"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-07
Actions in Divorce

Divorce actions we're filed IN
superior court here Friday BY vir-
GINA v. against r. WHbert R0sen-
lof. on grounds o. inoonnpatsoility.
and John l. sgsins, Helen V. Col
vel. aba ndurment
A final decree AS granted to
Asris from Frank Toimie.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-07
AL Smith and Hoover
Bury Political Axe

NEW YORK CITY - Herbert
Hoover and Alfred r. Smith buried
the political hsichet Thursday
night and shared a platform at
the banquet here Of the Boys Club
Of America, Inc The 1879 presi-
Dental candidates ehlded each
other good-naiuredly. Smith called
Mr.. Hoover the president and
Mr.. Hoover referred TO Smith a.
governor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-07
War Lull Brings
Out Peace Runners

lcoatInu~f FFem rsEs onst
- l. tAe pe<szt&IItY - = n<w csF-
soviet sEre<ueai ~ the assl-
zien q ~ miafl< sest lnsc sre<rrs
= lnflusnee nzls<ss sna u<fHusnF
ave senfil<tIax interests y ~
49, at q <z<mea nk<lx tnsf a.
undeFsfandIaE ees1a - Frsehea
nefuFs shs ep<nlnE 81 Ine sxr<ef<1
sxls drive sEssnss SECS 80 IN
f.rttlsh rosltieas In Ihs asztIssf-
rsnezn
HAUNT To IRELAND
AHorsKs NEGOTIATION
Aa<f - - sp<eas<1ien - -.
luwsi ~ ne ts<I e<Fmsns sezsl<
reeoznls< nuz>lsn latsF<<s. h Ira
tFsfslsl. kfkh<nizt=a - in<fl. =
return ~ . re hsHd n sfris.
Ir.a Fsle<tIns 80 Exsp<. TH-
icy. u - h~<a sA1EKs<frd wight
form : huffsF stats b<t~s<a -
0<rnsn ~ lu=zlsn sph<Fes
arseulztIaa wsz sfeas<d n t.eas
dun alplemstsc sasFtsFs ~ kift-
pstFteks trip n k1f<. kltheaxn 4
wzs emphasizes thst hi< stsst 49,
. private msttsf. aiplamais w<r<
surprised that IN British fsteizn
offle. peFmiff~s ths TIP N sis~
~ the fact that o<Fmsnf mzia.
tslns = l~Ksfion n HsatFsi Ire
and ktfkp@tfiss = ens n ths fsA
individuals IN Britain whs kns~.s
the shnls ssaFy Il iis.s plFpn@< N
flying n Britain
Military sefies FFtdst ~ns
a. . small scale. rA~ It.izas<
r~peft<a . hs<nf>sFan.<ef II
Gibraltar. xiesax Fs<~ ~ >f~<n-
isiios thst - sii-sai asia -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-07
sosEPH z. DOLLAR

Joseph p. DOLLAR, 62-yesr-old en-
gineer employed for many years by
The Pacific National Lumber Co.
at National, died Friday morning
in local hospital. He was men,
Der of Scottish Rite. Afifi Shrine
and Mt. Tahoma lodge 100. F. &
A. NJ, at Ashford. He is survived
by a brother, John, of Minnesota.
Funeral arrangements are in
charge of Mellingers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-07
II Err ELS NOR ABOUT
Main Street
STARTS ON FACE ONE

strom. secretary TO telephone
company executive. are currently
enjoying an automobile vacation
trip through California.
Application for a marriage H.
cense was made in Port Angeles
by Raymond Earl Irwin. %. Of Gig
Harbor. and Ruth Marie Aivestad.
%. Of Gig Harbor.
Mrs. l.. y. Helm. Of Bremerton,
was n visitor In Tacoma this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve rhlnlu. and
their son and daughter. George.
and Mrs. John Petro. enjoyed a
visit to Lake Tsnwax Sunday.
Joe Marker. Of the schoolboy
patrol at Oakland grade school, il
convslescing at his home. 5000 SO.
Madison st. IS a result Of a leg
injury suffered when he slid into
second base during = ball game.
The q members Of his "a class
plan To visit him after the gradu-
alton party.
Nell Hoff. junior ~ Pacific LIth-
ersn college. plans 10 leave som
for Petersburg. Alaska, where he
will spend the summer laboring on
a cannery tender.
Don jackson WAS busy Friday
preparations for the in
stallation Sunday Of the Rev. o.
L. Jensen as pastor Of Messiah
Lutheran church.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. y. Howe have
moved from Tacoma To Lake
Louise where they will spend the
summer.
While Capt. Bennett Saunders IL
In California, taking part in army
Mrs. Saunders il W.
ting In Nebraska.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Pesse and
family have moved from Lake
Louise 10 q 40-aere ranch near
John l. Wilson. Richard n. Mon
Iague and Fernie " McGaugh. all
McChord field privates. have just
courses at Knapps Bust
ness college here.
Bert FinniKan. Jock Duncan a
Co., are taking a Lake stsilscoom
cottage for the summer.
Pet. Love. arriving At Jackson.
nile Monday to enter the navys
new flying school. reports weather
hot
Fred Moli now has the roof on
lis beach house A. Browns Point.
Building the double-decked affair
las been Fred's winter project.
The keel Was laid down last fan
ma II all goes well. the structure
sin De Ia commission before next
all Pred says however. that roof
ng IL tough on the knees.
Capt. and Mrs. c. q. Galloway
ND daughters. Celia and Macy.
lave gone 70 Washington. =. C.,
where Capt Galloway vas trans
erred.
Robert &. Nsfntt. - ths u. g.
Engineers. hoChord field. recent /
y Vss promoted from captain 70 I
major. A native - Wallace. Ida.
. later lived IN Seattle and en-
cred the service May IS. 1917.
Herbert Leslie Archer, a70i s.. +
sth at. pho enlisted in the navy
gently, Nss named honor man of .
is company IN the training sta
ION a. San Diego. Cal
y y searIes. Puget Sound Ma
lonsl bank. served on the nornl-
sting committee Al the 4sth an
ual convention 81 the Washington
tate BankerE' association In Sc
ftle THURSDAY
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-07

nation In soldering Ia the wishes
q shs striking membership ard re-
fusinE 10 esrliulste se the union
breaking proposals ~ employers
and the national defense msdiatien
hoard. vsa Ermen said IN = state.
rent.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-07
Obituary N Offices
MRS. SUSAN n. DICKSON

Mrs. Susan f. Dickson, II, died
Thursday at the d. A. r. home in
Puyallup. She had been a resident
Of Sumner for IS years; she was a
lifelong member OF the Christian
church. Survivors include a son,
Claud Dickson of Portland. and a
daughter. Mrs. A l. Turner of
Longbeaoh. Cal. The funeral will
be held at 2 ?. m. Saturday In
Sumner chapel followed by burial
In Summer cemetery.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-07
FUNERAL SERVICES

Laverne A. Phillips = Body will
be shipped Saturday by Tuells
for service at Portland, ore.
Evening star., 1941-11-10

Quartermaster Corps will include
celery and olives, shrimp or fruit
cocktail, creamed celery soup, roast
turkey with sage dressing and giblet
gravy, cranberry sauce, candied
sweet potatoes, buttered string
beans. hearts of lettuce with Rus
sian dressing, pumpkin or mince
pie, cheese, cocoanut layer cake,
hot rolls. coffee. assorted fruits and
nuts and, last of all. mints.
Mess halls will be gayly deco
rated for the occasion and post
commanders will call at each hall
to express holiday greetings.
Evening star., 1941-11-10
| Army to Eat $50
Tons of Turkey
On Holiday

Turkey and all the trimmings will
be served 100000 soldiers Thanks
giving Day as the Army follows its
tradition OF supplying a royal feast
to enlisted men and officers on this
holiday.
The War Department has esti-
mated that 75O tons of turkey will
be consumed that day.
Because soldiers usually get the
afternoon off on such occasions the
big meal of the day will be served at
noon In the camps throughout the
country.
A menu specially prepared by the
Evening star., 1941-11-10
Indian Riohts Codifjed

The Department of the Interior
has issued new handbook of the
law as it pertains to the rights,
privileges, protection and RESPONSE
bilities of the American Indian,
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SAVINGS ON oVERcoATs

(25) S35 FLEECE OVERCOATS.
Long sturdy feeees in single
or double breasted models. Blue, brown
or oxford eroy. Sizes: Regular, a. 81,
~ SO, ~ SO. ~ AZ, Cd "A; Short.
Cd "a, CD SO, ~ 80, CD 40,
~ AZ; Long, ~ 40. Cd AZ -S2675
(l6) s35 and $40 FLEECE OR
CREVIOT OVERCOATS. PIoin or
poid patterns in grey, blue or brown.
Single or double breasted models. Sizes:
Regular, Cd 80, " "A, ~ As, (D
as; Long, On 3e. " 81 ~ 80, ~
40, CD AZ; Stout % 44----S23.75
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(58l S45 HAkD-TAILORED WOR-

t58) S45 HAND TAllOREO WOR-
STED SUITS. Single or double breasted
drope or conservative models in cluster
or chalk stripinos, shorkskin weoves. Blue,
grey ton ,a Or 6r0~n; W.T. s1es ae Reou,0l s1z7
t2)44, O)46, shor-tlD36, D38,
ND3o, 3)4o. t2)42, n4e Long
u37, t038, (039, t24O. t5)42.
t2l44, O) As. Stout--ND39. (4N 40,
n42, ND44. Short stout-tn42,
" "a. Long stout " AZ, ND "a, S28.75
t22) $50 & SIS WoRsTED SUITS.
nd-toiored imported ond domestic
worsteds in stripes ond snert pattern
effects. Single or double breasted models.
Sizes; Regular ul 3e, Obs, % SO.
1874. (2l4e. nD48. short-tN57
OBS. Lone-t2D38 80, w
AZ, 4----S3475
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TNSVSsN @0''1' THTpUTTeU uTTU uU-
nestic tweeds, shetIonds. Business or
lounge models PIoln, dIoeonol or her
rinobone weoves in blue, grey, brown or
heather mixtures Sizes: Regularity
SO, t3l39, t2)4O, t3)42, 144.
Short-t3l3e, (3l37, 49, SO, ~ SO,
0314O, (6)42. Lono-N 40, ~ AZ.
81 "A SITS