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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
Studied Accordion

" ne n Jimmy vas kid he
played war games with the neigh
borhoOd gang and nearly broke his
neck trying 70 fly his own version
Of an airplane Al a very tender
are u 10 be exact 80 bitter were
JIumYs feelings about the enemy
that he b loSSo m 2 q forth rs
dramafiSt authoring two plays
The Stacker and To Hell With
the Kaiser
In high school be took UP the
his family he did mt recnNer
from this passion Hnul he enrolled
IN Princeton where ne was
forcihlY restrained from playing
II hy ms Fraternity brothers
l. vas while he Was IN Prince
ton he got the acting bug and al
though every one assured nm he
vas not the romantic type. he
went straight from emotng in the
college Triangle Club 10 Summer
stock Later on he hi but did
not kill Broadway in several
shows.
Jimmys debut II pictures was
not sensational. H. first role
vas with Jeannette Macdonald in
Rose Marie IN which he was
cast. not as the lover bur as the
brother For months after that
he made tests but nothing much
happened II can fruthfuiy be
said OF Stewart ths4-the fans dis
POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
Defense Ready
In County Graft
Trial tuesday
l Initial With esses
Will Take Stand;
State Rests c a Sc

The state having completed IT'S
case in the county graft trial being
heard by Circuit Judge Earl c.
Pugsley. defense counsel will sum
mon their first witnesses 10 the
stand at $50 a. m. Tuesday,
Because Monday Is election day
no session Will be held then.
Seven OF the defendants were
freed by Judge Pugsley when he
granted motions Of directed YER
diets OF, not guilty. The motions
Of D defendants, including former
Sheriff Thomas {. Wilcox and
former Prosecutor Duncan C. Nc
Crea were denied and they must
continue as defendants
The motions were denied with
out prejudice which permits the
defendants 10 renew the motions
during the remainder OF the trial.
The case Of Angelo Scadnto. who
is being tried by Judge PugSley
and not by the jury, VIII be de-
cided after the defense has en-
tered its case. the Judge said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
u. s. Aid
To Canadians
Internstionsl Neu, serire Wlre

. International Views Service Wire
OTTAWA. Ont April 5-"As
the war goes on and the coHtinu-
Gus production OF materials is re-
qlured, Britain viii rely greatly
on our friends in The United
States" Hon. Malcolm MacDon-
aid. new British high commissioner
10 Canada. said today
THE United States Is making
a most valuable contribution In
the war effort the high com
missioner declared al his first
press conference. III will he
Canada, along with other over
seas countries, that finally will
tip the scales I'm favor OF the
empire and against Germany.
The spirit Of the British peo-
pie is unshakeable. They can
stand any strain and overcome
any difficulty. They, like YOU
in Canada. are fighting not only
for themselves hut for the free
dom of mankind. Even II they
fought alone they would not be
beaten. But they are not alone.
They have comrades In all parts
Of the empire and other allies
as well"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
Private Jimmy Stewart Comes
From a Long Line of Soldiers

M-G-M physical trainer, and for
two and a half months went into
rigid training and diet 10 build
himself up. He didn't mind any
thing but the meals. Hes always
been a light. eater and il vas an
ordeal for him TO put away three
square meals a day. including
quarts Of milk, which he loathes.
He exercised from until Q
every night. He went 10 the Met
ropoltan Airfleld, took advance
training in his own plane from 8
in the morning until noon. He
attended ground school IN the aft
ernoon-eyen barking back 10 the
good old days OF geometry and
advance ground courses necessary
TO air training. He got his com
mercial license. which Is an adj
vanced pilots license, and passed
with flying colorS.
lie was not recognized hy sim
gle other man taking the eNamlna-
tionS. Only one doctor knew who
his celebrated recruit vas and he
didn't tell until he pronounced
Jimmy physically fIt lie had
gained the necessary Il pounds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
Mine Rescue Squads
Try 10 Save Worker

CENTRALIA Pa. April s.
GNS1 = Rescue squads raced
against time today in an effort TO
save Joseph LOTUS fs, of Cen
tralia trapped since yesterday IN
a hAei leg coal HUne W1Tnln the
borough limits
Lawrence Burns. IS. also of Cen
irala. vas rescued early today
and taken 10 a hospital where at
PENDANTS said he was suffering
from exhaustion. exposure and
Commissions The Two miners were
working IN a paSSageWay at the
bottom Of q 120-foot slope in the
old Lehigh Valley stripplngs at the
time of the collapse.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
Dad Gums Store

You'd 20 a long wav before YOU d
find more thoroughly Yankee
family : h the -SteWaTtS who
have been known IN Indiana. Pa
since 1S53-aD "a Stewart IS still
the proud .prnn Of The best hard
ware store IN town
The rest Of tee family consists
Of Jimny's mother and ms two
sisters, Mary and Virginia. I'm
telling YOU all this m detail about
his background because. aS Jimmy
puts H. the big surprise is not
that I'm IN the army along with
the other guys but that l ever
cot in the movies
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
Ry LOrELLA O. PARSONS

Nation Picture EDITOR Init New. service
HOLLYWOOD. April 5. - Tall.
lanky. shy James Maitland Stew
art Jimmy 10 YOU who is in the
Air Corps a Moflett Field Cal. Is
as typical an American boy as *
John Jones or any other private IN
Uncle Sam $ army.
He has no more privileges and
he Is serving his country with the
same serious attention 10 Uncle
Sans demands as II he had never
been a movie star with The world
at his feet and some $500 coming
IN every seven days.--
Jimmy comes from 2 family Of
Americans as real aS pork and
beans and both his father and his
grandfather served their country
IN military service His dad. Al
-t-x-lT1rfrr Stewart vas captain m
the World War and was decorated
for valor. Iifs grandfather. ! VI.
Stewart. fought IN the Civil War.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
Custer Troops
Plan Army Day
Exhibit Monday
ebgram to Show
Public Phases of
Training at Fort
Times stan Correspondent

FORT cts Err, April s.
Troops quartered az Fort Custer
will observe Army Day. Monday,
with a program designed 10 dem
onstrate to the public the various
phases of training through which
they have been going for the last
three months.
The demonstration will get
under way al , pm. when troops
from the 18th Infantry will be
stationed in front OF the post
Headquarters in Harmonic road
TO explain the exhibits there IN
cluded in these exhibits Will be
every type of armament and
vehicle used by the 5th Division.
The gun display will include the
new Garand rifle, the automatic
rife. IS caliber automatic, sub
machine gun, 80 caliber machine
gun. water-cooled 30 caliber ma
|chine gun. 80 caliber machine gun
100 nm. trench mortar. 81 nm
Trench mortar, - nm. Held gun
land 155 nm howitzer.
The vehicle display viii show
1.-THE half-ton weapon carrier, one
land one half-ton cargo truck. two
land one-half prime mover, blitz-
buggy. scout car with machine
guns mounted and command cars
|Officers and enlisted men have
been instructed 10 explain 10 visi-
tors how each Of the weapons and
Vehicles is used.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
Milk Mixture For
Stomach Ulcers

A recent medical discovery now
being used hx-d0ctors and hos
pitfalls everywhere has proven un.
usually successful in. the treatment
of stomach ulcers caused from
rVcess scid II iss harmless prepara-
ZION vet So effective that in many
eases rho pains ~ stomach ulcers dis
sppear almost immediately after IL 49,
used Also recommended f6r ga PANS.
ind cesfion and heartburn duD 20 hyper
acidfs Sufferers may nov fry This ar
home by obtaining 2 hdtflo - IHrin
fruW fhor drucgi ~f Irriu confirms RI Is
rev discovery IN IT'S uuresf form Easv
10 take. Just mix two feaspooufuls in
hair glass n WIk Costs hut Ntfia
and sold under su shsnlufe guarantee
that il must satisfy nr money refunded.
Iurin for sale by Cunningham ard drug
stores everywhere
POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
No Surprise to Him

For some reason II was 4 nine
daL wander "a al biit 4Iiffafs4e== ss=f44t-fi
the draft came along and his num-
Der was among the first lie said
at the time.
why the big surprise 7 fl
all the requirements. Giving up
a movie career isn't any more
sensational than giving up a
good garage job or bO0kkeep-
ing stint"
Along with the rest Of Uncle
Sans nephews IN that first call.
he eventually came Up before the
draft board for ms examination.
He was placed in Class l-B. on
account Of beng l. pounds under
weight and any story YOU may
have heard that any pull was
used TO get him deferred from IA
10 1-B Is strictly untrue. But
Jimmy heard those rumors and
got fighting mad
Without arguing or irving 20 ex-
plain his side Jimmy practice Hy
moved IN with Donald LOOMS,
rssFaz = rs.7--
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
Woman Ject-of-K Ait Trades

BRIMFIELD. o, April 8
GNSt-Dr. Ionica {. Twitchell
school rr5rr1r--, -t-r,rr,srtt III
paperWoman and justice OF peace,
does not have a dull moment.
Although She first began her
teaching career IN the little red
schoolhouSe. and later switched
over to the practice Of oSteopathy
and Journalism. she says she likes
her duties as justice Of the peace
hest
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
Here
Nears Peak
Bank CIedrings Up,
Also Auto Output

Residential building in Detroit
is currently at the high point Of
the past decade and other indexes
all top recent business highs. Willis
Fl. Hall, manager of the industrial
department OF the Detroit Board
of Commerce. stated Saturday In
a business survey.
Single and two-family dwellings
valued at $l.S07, $40 were chiefly
responsible for a total building
valuation Of 81, SIS. 339. the largest
weekly total to date this year, Hall
said.
"a Bank clearings were more than
half again as high as correspond
ing figures for this week in 1910
and deliveries OF new passenger
cars in Wayne County were more
than double those of the CORE
spending week of last year, the
survey disclosed.
DSR traffic showed IS per
cent increase, industrial power
consumption jumped SO per cent,
and relief rolls showed slight de-
crease, according 70 the report
The number of Detroit families
on welfare is II per cent below A
year ago and WPA rolls are down
3o per cent. Halt said. Steel mills
operated at 95 per cent Of capacity.
up from 80 per cent last week.
Estimates OF the current week S
automobile production show that
strikes will keep the index Only
about u per cent above last var,
a decrease from the 20 per dent
registered last week. Hall SAID.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
Un(Ie Held in KiIIinq
OF Girl and Fiante

WATSEKA. IL. April s. -
GINS BY order Of a coroner's
jury Robert Feister s., was held
10 the grand Jury TODAY on charges
of numbering ms niece. Royalene
Hinkle, 26, and her fance, Lloyd
Gray, p.
The two bodies were found last
Friday in the bedroom Of Miss
Hinkle,S -farGla- hen4e-Fff.ffr- at
seka They had been shot 10 death
and Gray had a small caliber rife
in his arms. Police at first thought
il was a case OF murder ard stii ii
eide, but later arrested Feister
heir to the girls farm
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
Nazi Plane Downed.
Belgrade Reports

LONDON. April SINS EX-
change Telegraph reported from
Belgrade today that two German
flyers we're being held after Yugo-
slav snti-aircraft guns brought
their plane down near Ptui, Yugo-
slavia.
'fi'he Nazi pilot and his observer
were both wounded, Exchange said.
According 10 the dispatch, three
German planes yesterday flew over
n asFFiiti7e,f the Yugosla7-zs t ts tff51ff
border but were chased off by
Yugoslav anti-aircraft fire.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
SfeWGrf May Act
For T.. y. Air (Orps

international News Service Wire

DAYTON O., April 5.-JameS
Stewart 1910 Academy Award
winner. may he IN the army but
his millions Of fans Will still have
an opportunity to enjoy his droll
hunor IN the theater
Officials a. Wright Field here
revealed today that Stewart prob
ably would be transferred here
within a few days and he viii be
used in the air corps motion pic
ture laboratory. Movies Of tests
and life al Wright Field will fea-
ture Stewart. air corps officials
Indicated.
Stewart now is located az Moi
feft Field Cal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
Car Kills Jackson Youth

JACKSON, April 5. - attempt
ing 10 cross N-50 while delivering
papers. James NuSbaum. Is. Jack
son newsboy. was killed when he
ran into the side Of car driven
by .. G. Miller 81 and was
thrown under another car.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06

his lanky charm for them
selves for he wasn't particularly
pushed toward fame. ! think his
chief claim 10 fame is that he
went straight 70 all our hearts as
a typical American boy-the lad
next door 10 US all.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06

Zen. Hugh =. Johnson,
uerica's Fighting Thinker"
Writes Daily for the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06

FETIs ENiENl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15
2AutoUnions
Vote No Strike

a pledge OF uninterrupted pro-
duction 20 insure victory for the
United States was made today by
the i5i600 members of Packard
Local. 1870, UAW-CIO.
The union stated its position in a
l0-point victory resolution adopted
yesterday al a meeting in North
eastern High School
Plymouth Local 81. UAW-CIO,
adopted a resolution calling upon
Governor Van Wagner and the
state Legislature 10 solve the
problem of the Seven-day week. "a
hour day and layofs resulting from
defense manufacture preparations.
Both locals also urged members
70 purchase defense bonds, donate
blood and register for civilian de-
Tense work.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15
Dedthof Woman
By Truck Probed

Police today were investigating
to find whether Mrs. Betsy Stew
art, 80, of 2409 Myrtle street, was
the victim Of a hit-run driver or
whether she fell on the ice and
was run over and killed.
She was found lying at Sixteenth
and Myrtle streets by Charles V.
Hill. rs. of PSI Palms avenue.
after his car had passed over her
body
II saw something living in the
street, but 1 thought IL was just
"A burIap sack" Hill said II put
on my brakes, but couldn't stop
in time"
Mrs. Stewart was dead on ad-
mission 10 Receiving Hospital: Her
death brought the 1871 traffic
death count 10 POP. compared to
225 at this date last year.
Hill was released pending the
investigation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15
Party/DarIing, 2.95

Watch her eyes sparkle when
She finds a new dress under the
tree. We've sketched one Of
many exciting styles in dressy
rayon taffeta. Navy with bright
stripe trim. 7 to IA included.
GIRLs-FiRSr Observation-Disclosures
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15
Auto
Clue TO Hit-Run

State police laboratory tech
nicians today were to examine the
damaged front end Of a suspects
auto in the hit-run deaths of a
man and woman who were struck
as they walked at Telegraph and
Eureka roads.
Richard Marklein. "A. Of 1880
Jim Daly~road. Inkster, and Mrs
Hazel DeRosier, 80. OF the same
address, died in Wyandotte Gen
eral Hospital.
State police. summoned To the
scene. fgand Herman Waterman
Al. Of 32O5 Tyler avenue stand
ing by his car less than 100 feet
from where the bodies We're found.
He said he saw the victims lying
beside the road and stopped TO
call police.
He. is held by state police 10
make2a statement 10 the prose
cutor later today Waterman said
ms car was damaged in an accl-
dent several months ago
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15
Ground Glass Found
Here in Jap Shrimp

LOS ANGELES, Dec. Is (INS)
Large quantities of finely ground
glass found in cans OF shrimp i'm
ported from Japan today brought
a detailed scientific. analysis Of
foodstuns imported before the
outbreak OF the United States
war.
The glass was discovered in the
shrimp, that rancher Eugene Sill
son, bought att store IN the
Antelope Valley Check CT other
cans OF shrimp in the store re-
vealed glass generally distributed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15

tuesday, Through Friday, $3.50 to 6.,o Saturday Till Zoo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15
a s~eu s'"I.9j

The gloves are knitted; the mufflers woven
all WOOL! Attractive, bright solid colors: corn
yellow, oxford green, and white. Glove sizes
small, medium and large Mufflers are self fringed
Knitted Wool or String GLOVES e.. pr. 100
Imported 6*J Rib Wool SOCKS 49,. pr. SIC
HUDsoNs-FlRsT Observation-Disclosures B and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15
Spanish Unit Withdrawn

NEW YORK, Dec. IS GNS) 49,
Quoting a Madrid message, the
British radio said today in a
broadcast heard by CHS that
Of the Spanish Blue
which has been fighting
with the Germans in Russia, have
been withdrawn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15
Churches Filled
ByPrdyersfor
oSwift Victory

The voices OF Detroit churches
today are among those urging a
swift American war victory fol-
lowed by a peace based on the
Christian principles of justice.
Services, in churches of all de-
nominations yesterday followed
this theme in urging Pensioners
10 pray and sacrifice for victory
and peace.
A new prayer 10 be said fol-
lowing all low masses was intro
ll,ee.ll+e-c-hll-I.e j. :
throughout the archdiocese.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15
CHRISTIAN PRINCIPLES
Typhus RACES in Poland

NEW YORK, Dec. Is GNS) $500
Thousands are dying from a
typhu, plague in Gcrman-occupied
Russia and Poland, NBC reported
from London today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15
ChrysIer JAW
Urges Speedy.
C|0-AFL Peace

Members Of the Chrysler local,
UAW-CIO, today demanded inn
mediate and permanent elimina-
ton of discord between the Go
and ALL lin these days of peril
TO our beloved country"
The resolution, adopted unani-
mously at meeting of approx
imately 100 members, was for
warded TO President Roosevelt and
to the national Go and AFL
chiefs-Philip Murray and Will
liam Green. Copies also were sent
-10-othnE CIO-lncalS- ucha,-in
turn, were requested TO adopt the
resolution and urge more Go
groups 10 follow suit.
ASSAILs FASCISM.
This great nation today con-
fronts, undivided and indivisible,
world largely madeeup Of Fas-
cist totalitarianism. brute
strength, aggression and treach-
cry that Would destroy the
things we hold more valuable
than life ITSELF" the resolution
said.
Unity and solidarity have
been lacking in the relationships
between the Go and ALL.
DEMAND PEACE MOVE
Lack Of this unity IL an in
dicatiOn Of short sightedness
and selfishness on the part OF
those who have fOstered II and
sought To perpetuate such dis
unity, and has made our men,
bers victims of new oppres-
sions.
THE members OF Chrysler
Local I, UAW-CIO, do hereby
demand that negotiations be re-
opened at once by officers Of
the Go and ALL TO bring about
such unity OF action that will
eliminate Immediately and per-
manently the discOrd that has
existed between these two great
labor organizations"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15
I u. S. Chart

For Detroit and vicinity Partly cloudy
and slightly warmer. Lowest tonight about
% degrees
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15
REPLACE PRAYER

II asks God 10 give us stronl
help 10 repel the assaults of oul
enemies" and replaces a prayer
said since the beginning of Tho
European war that asked tina
our country be spared the horrors
Of war"
Archbishop Edward Mooney
who ordered the prayer, wrote tC
Catholic pastors: s....
ut Is our duty I'M time OF war
TO keep before our people the
ideal OF seeking peace with JUS
tice and defending the right
without hate"
DR.. Henry Hit Crane, pastor oil
Central MetAeeliSt Church, told his
congregation:
However much the church
hates war, the preparation for
war. the operations Of war. IL
must leap with instant response
10 the CRY of agony that follows
the desolation OF the bombs and
shells.
HELPING HAND LAWS.
"For the laws OF good will,
cOmpas sion and the helping hand
u are absolute. They are limited
To no time or place or circum-
stance"
Speaking on The theme The
Christmas Road Dr. VI. S. Rice OF
the NJ etropolitan Methodist
Church, said:
peace for the individual, So
ciety and nations lies in the
direction Of the star that IL
emulated I'm Christmas"
CHRISTIAN PRINCIPLES
Or. Hillyer Straton Of the First
Baptist Church spoke on Chris
tlanS Facing Total War.
Because IL l. n total war we
must apply total Christian prin-
clples," ne said
DR.. Frederick r. Olert Of the
fArTt Presbyterian Church said
that sin under any form Of gov
eminent is the principal tragedy of
the world
The dream OF democracy Is
wrecked by human nature" he
said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15

CHENILLE in soft, fluffy tufts
of aqua, dusty rqSe, blue, or red.
Sizes 2 to 8 included. .....I.9J
BLANKET robe of warm, snug
cotton. Rayon cord. Figured
wine or blue; 2 70 6......I.OO
SECOND BAsEMENT-FARMER
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15

Gen. Hugh =. job SON,
Americas Fighting Thinker"
Writes Dally for the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15

n CHEST temperature la& - hours,
degrees az Miami Florida
Lowest temperature last night >
grees below geFe-st WINNIPEG. hEu,
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-05-16
COMMITTEE
LEAVES WAY OPEN
FOR LIBERALIZATION

WASHINGTON, D. c. The
house coinage committee has re-
versed itself and killed a proposal
aimed at precluding any further de-
valuation of the dollar The action
was by party vote, 1876. Members
removed a restriction in the bill to
continue for two years from June
80 the treasury's $2,00O,OOO,0OO
sterilization fund and the Presi-
dents power to devalue the dollar.
An amendment by Representative
Anderson, added to the bill by 81
vote, provided that no additional
amounts of foreign gold should be
purchased at more than $35 an
ounce. The amendment was killed.
Anderson said the effect of his
amendment would be to prevent fur
Their dollar devaluation by purchase
of foreign gold at prices up to SAL
which now is the maximum.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-05-16
INCREASES GRANTED
CANNERY MACHINISTS

Under the new agreement be-
tween the canned salmon industry
and machinists union reached in
Seattle wage increases of 800 to
$500 for the four months season are
granted, according to information
from Seattle.
Shop machinists were increased
this year to $1,O25 for the season,
compared with $3.50 year ago, in
the Bristol Bay area, and in other
areas to $3.50 from $1,000.
Helpers in the Bristol Bay area
were raised to $500 from $500 and
in other areas to $3.50 from 435
Other classifications We're raised
proportionately, and overtime pay
of 81 an hour for helpers and $3.50
for mechanics was granted in addi-
ton TO the seasonal pay. a new e0A-
easxiaR tlaiS year
The Wrangell sentinel., 1941-05-16
Here's LOWdOWn On Those
Tacoma Ambassadors; Watch
For Them Back On Monday

Headed by T. A. Stevenson, Man
ager of the Tacoma Chamber of
Commerce, the Ambassadors Club,
good will group of the Tacoma
Chamber, were aboard the Louise
here this morning on tour of
Southeast Alaska. Twenty-six are in
the party, representing a cross sec
ton of Tacoma business life.
Party expects to pay Wrangell
official call on the southbound trip
Monday when they will meet with
the local chamber.
In the party are:
Lyle Abrahamson, manager Fos-
ter & Kleister; John Baker, presi-
dent Fidelity Trust; C. B. Baxter,
president Tacoma Plumbing Supply;
E. R. Fetterolf, assistant manager
Tacoma chamber; e. L. Griffin, pres
ident Griffin Fuel; Forbes Has
kell, investments; F. F. Humeston,
merchant; H. A. Lyddon, director
United Savings bank.
Raymond Mattison, business prop
critics; w. G. Miller, Home Service;
Alvin MuehIer. owner C. p. Muehlez
Ca: 0taa PeEla. Tae0zaa TinAe&s Ia