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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-17
Ministers
Of Tacoma
Pledge Aid
Seek Tolerunce:
Churches Open for
Peace Prayers -.

Ministers NJ Tacoma. meeting
Informally at the First Christian
church Tuesday morning heard a
frank talk by Mayor Harry p.
Cain. voted to organize new
ministerial association to take the
place of the old organization, to
all intents and purposes extinct,
and pledged their services in any
way that they can be used in the
present disturbing situation.
The Rev. J. C. Cunningham, pas
tor of First United Presbyterian
church, was elected chairman, and
Maj. Earl Williams, Salvation
Army, secretary.
A committee to outline pro-
gram for the ministers and
churches and prepare a plan for
the permanent organization of the
ministers is headed by the Rev.
Milton A. Marcy, First Methodist
church.
Other members of the committee
are the Rev. John II. Soltman,
Evangelical; the Rev. Carl Z. Ry-
dell, First Lutheran; the Rev. J.
Renwick Mccullough. First Pres
byterian; the Rev. William T.
Turner, Sixth Avenue Baptist.
The ministers also agreed
that certain churches In vari-
Gus parts Of the city will he
kept open "a hours day so
that those persons so inclined
can gather to pray for an
early peace.
Mayor Cain briefly outlined
some of the things that may be
required of civilians before the
Continued on Page Z. Column 81
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Idaho Plans Blackoui
For Sunday Night

BOISE. Ida--city officials said
Tuesday a test blsckout scheduled
for s.15 p. m. Sunday might Be
extended 70 all Of Southwestern
Idaho.
Officials said the blsckout. first
ever staged in Idaho, would last
Is minutes. They hoped 10 orgs-
nize all cities and towns from
wei-r 10 Mountain Home to
make the blsckout general.
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1]sGle
sli(ss.
/ ( !

As a diversion from war,
let's look at the sprightly
local political landscape.
Here are statements l know to
be true:
A possibly surprisingly strong
candidate Is considering filing
against Mayor Cain.
Eligibility of DIR. Leland Whet-
stone to run for safety commits
sioner will be challenged by OPP
ponents on nonresident grounds.
Chief Einar Iangseth tried for
a month to get Com. Eastwood
to declare his candidacy intention,
thought he got a commitment. but
only got crossed up" Both will
run. they say.
Acting Police Capt. Bill Farrar
openly supports MILESTONE and
would expect to be chief should
the dentist run and win.
Possible effects of the war on
voter reactions is q puzzle and .
headache to every prospective can
didate.
And here is gossip have
picked I'D here and there:
Prominent state Democrats
are grooming Mayor Cain for
future high state of congress
sional candidacy.
Sheriff Bjorklund might turn UP
as chief Of police II a certain safety
candidate-to-be were elected
Chances are two-to-one Prose
cutor TolIefson will appoint .
woman deputy.
Persons dissatisfied with the
present lineup may bring q
hitherto unmentioned safety can
didste into the field.
Again defying popular dissp-
provsl. the civil service crowd will
actively back a safety commits
sioner candidate.
Municipal political angles have
caused some heartburn 'u,ongst
civilian defense leaders, but this
viii be ''blaeked out
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-17
Builder OF Deweys
Flogship Is Called

san fEASGt~O - FUNERAL
services ain BE- held "Wednesday
for Daniel Gray Fraser. who
supervised construction Of Admiral
Dessy's flagship. Olympus. which
played a famous role IN the battle
Of Manila bay.
Fraser died here Monday At tbs
age q 40. Re came 10 San Fran
cisco as q boy from Nova Scotia
and got a JOB al the old Union
Iron Works. now the Bethlehem
shlpDailcing company. snc as
master mechanic Of the plant not
only trained many thousands Of
apprentices but directed eonstr1e-
ton Of several United states var
ships Including the Uss Oregon.
which made historic voyage
around Cape Horn 70 participzts
In the battle Of Santiago.
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Adm. Yarnell
Visits Tacoma
SoYs Jops Have z
Years Of Supplies

Rear Admiral Harry Erwin Var
nell. a former commander Of the
U. s. Aaatic fleet and. therefore.
well qualified to speak expertiy,
assured Tacomans that the war
with Japan might last as long a.
two years. but the U. s. Ia certain
To win"
LOSS of Singapore. the great
English naval base there. which
was regarded a. q possibility In
United Press reports Tuesday.
would be a vital blow. however.
Adm. Yarnell believes.
IF the Jsps take Singapore" he
explained, they would take the
whole OF the Far East No ques-
ton about that The u. s. position
in the Philippines would be un-
tenable and the troops there would
have to be evacuated"
Work Praised
In Tacoma Adm. Yarnell. ac-
companied by Ii. William w.
Wales. supervisor Of shipbuiiding
for the navy In the Tacoma area.
and Ray Beckmsn. former Tacoma
newspaper man. now with the
navy public relations department,
visited three comparatively small
shipyards-Tacoms bodybuilding
Western Bodybuilding and MART
mac shipbuilding Cos.
They're all doing good work
here" the admiral said. As good
Continued on Page 3. Column II
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Baby" Subs
Used by Japs

WARRINGTON - Allied naval
forces In the Pacific may find
pitted against them schools" Of
tiny, two-man submarines prob
ably no bigger than q whale.
Until Tuesday that Japanese
secret weapos Wa only N us-
confirmed ruspor. The mys-
teSy about baby submarines
~as dispeiIed By Secretary ~
Navy Frank knox who re-
veaied that fh~y WIRE ss~d 10
the Jspsse~~ surprise attack
% Pearl Hsrbor . week. sgo
Sunday.
Knox said one of the submarines
was destroyed BY depth charges
and that another vss captured.
The captured craft should help
allied forces plan attacks sgsinss
them.
No details about Dimensions Of
these submarines have been re-
leased. Naval experts sstimats
they are about 80 feet long. seven
feet vide. and with q dispiAes-
ment OF about 50 tons
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MOSCOW = Russian communi-
ques and dispatches. detailing .
series Of brilliant successes all
along the 1000 mile front. indl.
Gated Tuesday that the momentum
Of the German retreat from Mos
COW was increasing and discIoesd
that Red army chlefs already were
discussing . secret new phase Of
offensive war"
The Russians recapiursd the
city Of Kiln. key point on the front
northwest Of Mosoow recaptured
30 villages In the kursk sector
south Of Moscow and were en-
gagged In . general advance In the
Tuia sector north Of kursk.
Radio khaboroysk reported that
Red army leaders were now meet
ing ~ kuibyshev. discussing the
new phase" Of ths offensive.
t1endes newspaper quoted
Stockholm advises that more
thss leo Germss divtsiess. %
more than i.seo. 600 uea. wess
withdrawing % . i,eee mile
front
"A Daily Mail Stockholm dis
patch asserted that the Germans
were rstrsating through binding
CONTINUED on Page -. Column ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-17

Toav0-gspsssss 0eGlpon1
nrseacnsss uneeesoea - uIuteu1
Pv~.sl - Navy Minister nhiassnrs
nhlmada t.ld . wss ss~sseN - pns-
lament Tuesday that snes cut
hsssk II the u. n-Iscaa w~v ~
Japanese have "asnh thspe Amegl-
car hsstfSshsrs. me sssmArsne.
one mine sweeper Ard eHs iasus
transport
Additionally. Admiral nhina1n
lid. japan hes ~sevsrsly dnmaee1
four Americas hattieeNlps. - -
stroysv. eas ssemassne. one specsal
service vssssi and captured -
gunboat"
"Oss A@ss>ras nlssenfu -
sssv y hss1svea - i've 49,
sush.- ~ s11n1
a total Il - American plnaes
has bsen shot dows o. destroyed
In the Philippine ard Wshs asess."
hhimada continued. Over -
American planes we're Destroyed a
Hawaii.
Ferry seves eQpmy mes-
ehass vessels wess eapsssp6.
ssssItaa l3o.eoo o~na. ~ 80
espessra1 - eeemv veonnoo -
vsstsss typee.
Total ioasss - ths Japanese
navy were 80 miss swesVee sunh.
one nias swssoer 1amaoo1 -
sss lio>e eruiGDs sllshtly 1Aaaoo4
"A totai ~ - Japanses c1anGD
hes hssn Lost mres have ~ ~
returned"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-17

ussa~s rses Wssess
LOSOON--Aii necessary steps
have been taken - ere hsinK
taken 70 concert ssr plans ~
the major allied powers. an sffs.
cal Spokesman ssid Tuesday.
ia wssk1 so ~ h~tpeei -
hass x~tniia1 1ksrsse1ss ~
pss~<ss.- ~ s11~1. -bsa sssss-
ssesss stn ~ $500 fss0 sssss
" snu~s ~ pss1iaa~ss ssgss6-
~ ths esssAfsae1es ~ s11ta1
sfSsvs."
A. the statement YES msde u
~ss reported in well Informed
quarters that informal discussions
already we're Ia progress N Lon
don. Moscow and Wsshington on
grand strategy 10 b pursued m
the worid-wid< war sssfnsf The
axis po~era
Britain and Russia we're pre-
psrinx 10 inzuxursts formal d.
cusxions at Moscow soon % thssr
Joint war efforts - allies.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-17
Speed Legislation
For New u. S. Ships

Tuesday approved ahead Of sehsd-
uls legislation designed 10 Dtillz~
every possible inch Of American
shipbuiIding capacity for con-
strsetion Of $50. 900 tons Of war
vessels next year Thc measure
vas sent 10 the senate By q unani-
no,as vote.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-17
Russia. Britain. D. S. Hold
Conferences On War Strategy

yussher. u wns unnnsuooa1 -
preliminary seGo(ksesnss vevo ~
iss hstd - pssssnt bssweon ~
Brstish sn1 Ns<hsrian6D eesogp-
m~ats fov . eprmnt wss a1l1onoa
Ne seld Crest ur5fnhe'e seen1
var s<pes1htnsss - 1sss. afteg
~ yssss u fsghstse. - Fsa<hs6
'sth& eciasssi figure - M9o4-
ooe 80 fo1S. - 80 -. Co.,
paxsd stfh to.so3. eo4Jeoo to34-
~. ooo. ooo) fos fszs< ysnsD - ~
last vas.
n.S. ss~sinss1 snpen161nvo -
70 four ysays = TN - - -
tcossinsed % rAss q cp1ene ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-17

III,
Will Rest /!

ANkARA-InfeSmsd Gsrnaa eirrlss rspsrssd Tssn1sy
that Adolf Hitler has eane 10 M BsrshtedsH msuasaia
retreat under medical orders 10 take rssa eurs..
Hitler. these said warned ~ M phyneiam
that Ne has seriously evsvssrssd M physaI aeaey -
recent mcaths.
The advisers raId 10 have Inprsnsd sps nlsiss
the probable serious results II ecasiHuisg - svtaz ~
nervous SYSTEM.
They we're said 10 have advised Hitler - sshs .
thorough rest cure.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-17
Doubt Whether
Nazis Will Ever
Knock Reds Out
TooAY'S WAR MOVES
fnse. u. 3 Pss OIL
Dy LOUIS '. kgGMLg
Unifed Press War Asslyse


The continued success Of Soviet
arms against the German invaders
changes the question Of WHISTLER
Germany could knock Russia out
Of the war with winter 70 WHISTLER
she can knock Russia out 81 All.
Hitler publicly has given up hops
Of striking farther into Russia.
either IN thu Morrow L~n,nTrsd
region or the rich south. before
next spring. The Russians have
retrieved the Don Industrial re-
gion. saved Moscow and L<nin-
grad. and no~ ara engaged IN
driving the Germans ossf Il th<
crmss- Their offensive shows no
Signs of ssAeksnlnK and u 10 Inn
possible 10 tel h0w far they might
drive back the invader and how
much lost territory they may re-
gain.
When and II the German armies
renew their offensive nsxt year.
Russia may b. in . bitter position
% resAs than sb< ~ss this time.
IL ought 10 b. posslbis 10 m.ks
important rtrstes during the
fcontins,ed on P.gs II. Column ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-17
People in the News
Nv UNITED PRESS

Composer Deems Taylor believes
the war will produce a ~stngsbls"
national anthem Until then. he
suggested. The Battle Hymn Of
the Republic" should be substi-
tuted for the Star spsngIed Ban
ner." -.
Lillian Gish has been signed BY
Paramount Studies for the film.
Mrs. Wigs Of the Cabbage
Patch"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-17
Judge Changes Policy

MOSCOW. Ida--Dlstrict Judge
A. l. Morgan conducted court
sessions Tuesday with the audi
snce and court officials remaining
seated when he entered the court
room. The Jurist branded the Gus
tom Of rising when judges enter
the room as ~un-American"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-17

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p&ens esst ~ gar nAens fnesses,
hs nd. sasbled tss Jaeanses h
dsvssep . large seals offensive y
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trcops are " ssllen seSsw ~
border n hovthevn Malinn1"
Ne cid nsstiGs seo16eoae go
ths garvsmsa Md svsesate1 We.
teria Point IN eosteerm nusma-
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how - invsss h q. = ps1enos
Bonds-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-17
Truck Collision Fatal

SEATTLE William A For
roster. 70. Was fatally injured
Monday night when his fuel truck
oollioed with another truck IN
kirkland II was King counfys
l4ist traffic death Of the year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-17

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-17

Mike Panice had fresh rsspber-
ries and cream for dinner Mon
day. He was cleaning out shrub
berry at his home at 2I2z So. 18th
ut. when he uncovered a small
vine with ripe berries on II.
Gerald derry Moods was re-
moving a window sash at his home.
A wasp flew out OF the casing and
stung his right hand. He held on
with the left. but not for long.
Another wasp flew out and stung
his left hand and the glass crashed
to the ground.
Appearing In u. s. district court
Monday were q. X. Murray, prom
Continued on Page IL. Column ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-17
Forced Landing
ksRCAF Plane
BULLETIN

VICTORIA, b. C.-The West
ern Air command announced
Tuesday that seven airmen were
aboard the missing ROYAL Ca
madam air force plane believed
to have crashed In Nanoose bay
near Nanaimo.
VICTORIA. b. C.-The western
air command Tuesday announced
loss Of a patrol plane from the
Royal Canadian Air Force station
at Patricia bay.
The plane sank at Nanoose Bay
apparently after forced landing
Next Of kin have been notified
and search = continuing, the com
nnsnd said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-17

-Four pesfmssesv 60 ssil -
how - invsss h q. = ps1enos
Boads.
Evening star., 1941-12-25

NJ AcKsnnsS. ~. Tskoma Psxk. Nd.
Milford Arthur Knox 1e, Fort Ayer. Va.
a.. 1nd .,;1as ;Marssrst c. Haner Blount, 80.
"e' ps 0Pss Ro. f. sosh Of ~ sSa
Walter Bart Greenwood. 81, and Anne
Pauline Burkhard, "a, both Of WASH
Richard r. Faus; ss B. Mannheim, Pa. and
Louis E. Badenhoop, ss. silver Spring Md,
crandoo and GLADYS A sHIles; q. WashinGton;
and Egnics Lee Albright, 90, Martins
{ Isasss: t. "a SS: = bSa s
w1sSroG ley snrI beth Il SsitI%S1s I1PS:. o. rort
sehmniddtt %. wsshlnsfon. sRf asne'ie'' len0F'
Francis J: Hits. Is. and Lois M. Jamison.
n-5haY7 Ii beth Of "a AleXsndria: Y,S Va;
ssa: ana aS!he e'asse Ressee. p p.SEef Xrn'as as.
william q, Cones, 81, and Bernice Smoke,
30, both Of Washington.
hart. Il. both Of Washinston.
oHs. fsn snh Bots 30 81 wa
Clyde ]. Connor, 30. Mount Rainier. Nd.
fIMi, and Evelyn Hansborough. 80, Wash
Edgar Cornelius whittington. 90 and Mil
dred Ann Harding, Is. both Of Wash
lngtOn.
Leonard Brown. 80 and Gladys v. Ander-
SON 81, both of Washington.
General Lee Ransom, 81. and Mary
Jenanette Henderson, 30. both Of Wash
Thomas NJ. johnson. 36, and Helen W.
Ricketts,, 81. both of Sellman. Md.
Re ndolph Macon H. Cash. 21. Newport
News Va. and Virginia Adeline Boyce,
16. washington.
Auterback, 49, bolh OF Bethesda, Md
Albert Thomas Phillips -, Fort Meade.
Evening star., 1941-12-25

Rebecca c. Swift. 9s. 635 0irard st. ne.
Mary H. Grosch, 90 3433 Wisconsin ave
George W. Bradheld. S3, 700 block 3Oth
st. Sc.
Stephen A. Abel. 81. 7os 9th st. Sc.
Ida NJ. Bishopp. 81. 13s Adams St
Elizabeth B. Blackwood, 80, 2l23 Eye
ST. NV.
Ira X. Moore. 80, 1900 21st st. NV
Mamie Psna Bet poe1ofs MonEos Hospts st
Governeer Morrison. 65, Gallinger HOS
pital.
Henry Essig. 85 90 O st. ne
Preston M. Albro. so, 42l BURLINGTON Hotel
George Z. Arnold, "a. sibley Memorial Hos
pital.
James T. Graham; SO; 1850 Wisconsin ave
Ida M. Orr, 81. 1880 18th st. NV.
George Z. Crocker, 45, Casualty Hospital.
Delbert Libbey. A.. Gallinser Hospital.
George c. Leimbach. As. 33 Todd pl. n e.
Maude King, 40. Walter Reed General
James c. Yuquea. IS. 1850 Wisconsin av.
Ruth Dean, 25 Casualty Hospital
Melvin c. Hutchinson, %. Casualty Hos
pital.
Infant Michael Mccoy. Children's Hospital
Laura Washington. 80. 1910 9Th st. NV.
Emms SteTsr5 70 sag Gaian st.
Frances Thomas. 20. "a r st. NV.
Mary Brewer, 6S, GEORGETOWN University
Hospital
Mary Richardson. s5. GEORGETOWN Univer-
Augustus Guy, SO. Freedmens Hospital.
Julia Russaw, A.. 56 L st. NV.
Edward Grass, A.. Gsllinger Hospital.
,avorne Yeager, |. Children's Hospital.
Evening star., 1941-12-25
Births Reported

Anderson. william and Mary. siri.
Boss. Philip and Laura. boy.
Brass. Csbell and Louise, boy.
Deyo, Wilfred and Antonina. boy.
Fisher. Philliph and Mary, boy.
Graf, william and Joyce. girl.
Heller. Emil and Mary, boy.
Henderson. William and Marie, boy.
Mitchell, Macol and Virginia. girl.
Nickel. Paul and Lee. boy.
Rock, William and Lorraine, girl.
Sigmon. Fred and Flossie, boy.
Ware, John and Ruth. boy
Willie. Mark and Ruth. girl.
Yingling. Ellsworth and June. boy.
Hill, William. jr., and Margaret. girl.
Evening star., 1941-12-25
Rufus Beumer Heads
Club at NokesviIIe

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NOKESVILLE, VA, Dec. 25.-The
Business Mems Club of Nokesville
has elected the following officers:
Rufus Beamer, president; John
Ellis, vice-president; Charles Beahm,
secretary; Luther Bowman, treasur-
er; C. o. Bittle, sergeant at arms;
and Rev. j. w. Newman. chaplain.
Members Of the board of directors
include j. A. Hooker, l.. w. Huff, and
j. L. Rollins.
The club has applied for member
ship in the National Ruritan Organi-
zation.
Evening star., 1941-12-25

~PPs9 yOf ~ btuT thyC tUCbtSC OF6
one day. tDait three full days and
receipe their license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
william sutton, 80. and Guymette Higdon,
di:rs%ni ~ 1oth n3fa Of 3l1 st. sw.' the Rev.
both Of 1859 Columbia I'd. NV; the
James r; stith' H':s5oni a5. and Sarah L. Wind
ham ham Il, both Of the Harris Hotel the
e. sn;SS 81 FsEh nSy'S xa
Webb &c., both Of 1924 10th st. NV:
rhMsodore e Burnett; =, Fort Relyoir,
st nv: the Rsy Earl 1. Harrison.
Tss Tas FfsHei fysen Fl '9$ 5 Columbia g. ng and Ta
John L. Pallas, -. 212 Douglas st ne,
and Marion L. Talbot, 2S. 1880 Myrtle
MILO D ne roses es Re-. '@aq 3o L pfhnsyvana Siy
avs, nv, and Marion E, NsIson, -.
@ @55s2 Kansas ave. NV: the Rev. En-
sydney v,sb= sable r., r. ssf and cssss sss
zdenka Janatova, va '' as, 5ls6 chevy sVg
SdaSe pF-A"dS h-"' JCtse nathan
ALVIN j. siegler "a, 1892 sth st. NV, and
SYLVIA D. Rymcr, p, New York; the
BORIS W Dmitrieft, 4s, 1896, Colorado
It25 Spring I'd. NV: the Rev. U. G.
william ward A. so Q St nv, and
Genevisye ts. Cole iotS 49, 12os Church ST.
Rita T. zetf,, %, Hartford, Conn; Judge
and Evelyn L, Thornton; q, Lamond
oe04:. D ths fsy niyo5 : : Gsskins ass St and
Rose l. Snyder: as. 1918 @ st. ne;
william aha Jsas GoEd2n g6Sn:on NJ * so rs h 18th st ns St
ne; the Rev: John B11li; :,
NV; Judge Nathan Caytcn
Park. Nd, the Fev William E LsRus
and Bessie, Cranc, -, 5co9 Sd St NV;
Sol ~ !; Mssesty; i S; qpd Sylvia B. * Axel. as.
Harry n PaTIik: 80. Naval Air Station,
NV: he Rev. Charles D. Gormsns '''
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ter ter rs 5s both q s-i:st lSal Potomac ave, SCI
ave. NV, and Patricia / KitteeI, Fl.
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hsyf the Rev tEs Gorse If f RsENnqes0uFs Benns Pa
Pos25hy TSTTy g. % 1ie2i 10th ''S' St. nV; t@o
and claire chudnow: 90 New York. the
Mary v Newton, 20. 51s M st. NV.
Damon 1he Rey & sbei E 4sme,ns a. onsntico Va. and
Miriam F; BTion' 81 Miami Fla; Judse
Ralston r. Mathews, 90 3ll5 1lth ,stt
NV, and Marjorie C. Chisley. %, 603
4th st: sw.: the Rev. NJ. F. Newman.
Donald R McSwiggen. 80. Marine Bar
racks: New River. N. c.. and Margaret
Schafter. 25. Columbia Hospital; the
Rey; Niles T. Welch. 80 r -
and Cora Bowman, %, Salt Lake City,
Utah; Bishop E B. Brossard.
Issued at Rockville.
AnthOny s. CalOS, -. Fort BelyOlr, Va.
and Hazel r. Brady. 20. .Lockport, N. Y.
Fred T. Bernhard. rs, and Anne K. Proll
A. both Of New York.
Royce Lee Gulliams, Fl. and Cardie Marie |
Swafford. 25, both of Washington
Warner Smith "a, Rockville. and Gertrude
Evening star., 1941-12-25
War Alters Book Demand

Librarians attribute changing
reading habits OF the American pub
Lie to the war. Popular books are In
lesser demand while the circula-
ton of magazines and books on
technical subjects has spurted.
Evening star., 1941-12-25

Post "A. Alexandria, It was an
nounced today.
Others named were: first lieuten-
ant, Harry Jones, jr.; second lieu
tenant. Robert McCullen; third lieu
tenant, James McArtor; adjutant,
Charles Faulkner; finance officer,
Evening star., 1941-12-25
|WoIter Downs Captain
Of Sons of Legion Unit

Walter Downs was elected cap
tain at a recent meeting Of the
Sons of the Legion Squadron Of
Evening star., 1941-12-25

The governor OF Fiji is high COM
missioner of all British Islands IN
the West Pacific.
Evening star., 1941-12-25

Warren Hardester; chaplain, Frank
Meade and sergeant-at-arms, Don.
aid Corbin.
Evening star., 1941-12-25
Marriage License
AppIicotions

Under D. c. La,D, couples must
apply tor a marriage license on
one day. tDait three full days and
recetpe their license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star., 1941-12-25
Deaths Reported

0aithersburS, Nd.
La gaceta., 1941-07-01
DARA AQUI UNA EXHIBI-
CION Ell M ATLETA
NEGRO JESSE OWENS

Ell famoso atleta negro Jesse
Owens, uno de los campeones
Olimpicos de 1886, dara ell saba
do una exhibition, en- ell parque
de Plant, junto con la novena de
pelota Pepsi-Cola Gigantes.
Owens ofrecera una carrera
de 100 yardas, con obstaculos /;
100 yardas, a toda velocidad /;
salto amplio y recorrido de las
bases.
Hmpezara a cumplirse ell pro-
grama a las $50 de la tarde. Sc
reservara una secci6n de la glo-
rieta para las personas de la ra-
"a blanca.
Los Gigantes jugaran nueve
innings con los Sluggers de Port
st. Joe.