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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-21

NEW YORK, Nov. 21.-Thanks
to the British government, despite
the fact il is at war with his coun-
try. Italy's Prince Alessandro Tor
lonia aftera speedy Atlantic
crossing. today was at the bedside
of his mother who lives here
gravely i'll.
He arrived at the Park avenue
apartment of his mother, Mrs.
Elsie Moore Terlenia, after a hur-
ricd flight from Rome, and follow
ing speedy cooperation of three
governments.
His own nation granted him per-
mission to leave, the United States
state department issued a special
visa and Britain let down its war
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-21
Karpis, in Rock Cell,
Demands Ohio Trial

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. IL
QNS)-Alvin Creepy Karpis.
one of the few surviving public
enemies No. bulwarked by
amateur legal talent in Alcatraz
federal prison. where he Is serving
life for the kidnapping OF William
Hamm Jr. AT ST. Paul. today
peremptorily demanded his consti-
tutional rights for speedy and
public trial on six-year-old
charge of mail train robbery at
Garrettsville. O. Annoyed federal
officials decided 10 drop the charge
rather than give Karpis an ex-
Ipense-free vacation from 1.-The
rock
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-21
War on Waste
Begins as Test
In Maryland
International New. s.rvie. wire

WASHINGTON, Nov. 21.-Te'
OPM today announced that ths
nationwide war against waste"
will begin early next month with
a collection or-defense program in
a test" state. Maryland.
Householders will be asked to
collect scrap metal. cotton and
wool rags. and waste paper and
sell IL to waste collectors or junk
dealers.
The collectors will in turn resell
IL to defense industries or. In some
cases, TO professors who will IRE.
claim" the metal. paper and cloth.
Later the collection drive will
be extended by states to the whole
country.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-21
t. S. Chart

Detroit and vicinity: Cloudy with very
light snow nurries tonight Saturday cloudy
with light rain or snow and much colder
Saturday night Lowest temperature to-
night about 81 degrees. highest Saturday,
80 degrees, lowest Saturday night. is "a
20 degrees; moderate westerly winds al.
minishing tonight.
Lower Michgan Mostly cloudy with
occasional very light snow tonight. satur-
day cloudy with rain or snow and much
colder Saturday night.
Upper Michigan, Partly cloudy 10 cloudy
with light snow hurries tonight, cloudy With
snow and much cloder Saturday and IN
extreme west portion late tonight. North
west TO north winds OF IS 10 40 m. p. n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-21
Allies Aid Axis Prince
Italian Reaches Bedside of Mother in New York
After Clipper Trip Across Atlantic
DOROTHY DANIEL
International New, Service wire

time bars 10 permit his passage by
clipper plane by way of Bermuda.
The prince, who also was the
OF the late King AL
fonso of Spain. was reticent- con-
corning conditions in Italy. All he
would say was that food there is
and pleaded with ques-
TONERS not TO ask him more.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-21
Beautieians Plan Show

Members of the National Hair
dressers Association from through
out the mi dWeSt will meet
Tuesday at Hotel Statler for a
three-day beauty and fashion show,
sponsored by the Detroit unit of
the organization.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-21

Highest temperature last "a hours. a.
degrees, at Brownsville.
Lowest temperature last % hours, 5
degrees below zero, Fairbanks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-21
Nicaraguans Join DeSauIIe

MANAGUA. Nicaragua. Nov. 81.
tINS@ - One group of Nicara.
guam volunteers has arrive d
somewhere in England 10 serve
with the Free French forces of
General Charles de Gaulle, and
another group is ready to leave
here. il was announced today by
Consul Paul Teysseyre.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-10
Bethany Ladies Anticipate
Busy Day Wednesday

Bethany Ladies' society for
Christian Service Will meet IN
Bethany Methodist church. 80
5Tth and Park ave. Wednesday
morning al II o'clock The sea.
sion wili open with = business
meeting followed BY IL o'clock
luncheon. Hostesses include Mes.
DANES l.. z Fifsf. Tom Miller.
Selma Lindseth. T. l. Fifer and
l.. %. Waters
The afternoon ssssion viii open
at o'clock with Mrs. Harry Free
man a. program chairman. Miss
Freeman will present Miss Audrey
Gibson from the Portland Com.
munity house. who viii speak on
her work with young people.
A pageant. Women IN the
Changing World" with Mrs A. l.
Daniel IN charge. viii he presented,
Mrs. Ray o'F1ynig viii sing. sc-
companied BY Mrs Pred ohlund.
Cast includes nendames John
GeArhsArt MaN Leuckenotte.
Regina Rennet. Selma Landasth.
" u. RIDDEN. Fred Shaw. l.. n.
Waters. Fred Ohlund and Ray
o'Flynig
Devoilons will bs led by Mrs
Ardee Hupp.
A cordial invitation i extended
10 all ladies of the community.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-10
Ceremony Is
Miss flors Maria Hlsndsu
Wed, Mr.. Reeder

Miss Flora Maria Blandau
and Mr.. James A. Reedcr
were married Saturday eve
ming In the presence Of more
than 400 guests In an impress
sive ceremony nj Calvary
Baptist church. The brides
father. the Rev. X. A. Blan-
dau. performed the $3.50
o'clock ceremony, assisted by
the Rev. walter Damrau.
Baskets of gladioli and asters
formed a beautiful setting for
the wedding which was per
formed by the light Of many
candles in graceful Candida
bra. The bride il the daughter
Of the Rev. and Mrs. X. A.
Blandeau and The bridegroom
ia the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. Rscder.
For her marriage. tho bride
chose siis taffsta EoNn trimmed
with iars ~ match nor court
length veil which was caught q
her hair ~ q eofonst ~ seed
pearls. Tier flowers were . eoloa.
Iai bouquet ~ white ruses. esrna-
lions and lilies Of the valley ifsf
only ornament ~ss a gold lecsss.
a gift ~ the bridegroom.
The Misses Fnsds and kisls
Blandsu, Eosns1 IN sheer sxufs
blue. we're their sisters attendants
They slso sofs gold loeksss. Kifts
n the bride. and carried eoHisast-
laE sogqisls
Hrothss IL Hs.t Mas
M John Gilbert HsedsF. brother
~ the bridegroom. asa hest man
and ushers Ssrs hsasrs Gordon
nrsna ~ BsiiinghAm. Peter Vest.
Chester Carver. bpth ~ Taeoms.
ard Or Richard Julius fIisndau n
Providence Rhode isiand. brother
II ths bride
pr snf Mrs. n ! hiandau
lighted ths candies whils shs
church chimes Usrs played ur
Ronald G,abbsrt. accompanied ~ .
Miss Jean stabhast Gang ne /
cause ard nrs ? HFan1 - Hsii. /
lnghan sang "A wedding Prayer"
accompanied BY Mas Pearl Hanson i
~ I3sliinghsrn Ma. Margaret /
siYsrmsr played ina wedding
A. fbs reception IN the church
pariors which Immediately fOis
ioSsd the wedding ceremony. ina
bfldss mother wore = nayY blue
fsdlnKSts ard me sflisEfoou's
mother sofs . lowered fs1ieznia
isoih sofs eofs4sss q sssass
sNsstpsas ara neas1rdis
Receptions rsiis~s
Hasksts ~ summer fiossfs doc
nssts1 ths rooms ard ~ sad all
Fsf bills ssfs s4spsndsa frosn fns
sbBFch pillars Mrs. Wiliafn zlriks
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-10
To Install
New Officers

The September meeting Of the
auxiliary TO the Pierce County
Medical society is scheduled for
Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock in
the Medical Arts building auditori-
UNI. Mrs. J. Benjamin Robertson,
retiring president, will preside and
will present Mrs Sydney NJ. Mac
Lean, Mrs. T. II. Long. Mrs. For
rest L. Monzingo, Mrs. L. Law
renee. Mrs f. c. Joers and Mrs.
c. P. Cannon in brief reports Of
the recent state convention in Sc
attic.
After the business session Mrs.
Robertson VIII install the new
president. Mrs. Horace J. Whit
acre who Is to take over the office
for 1e41-42
Mrs. Whitsore is calling = meet
ing 81 new committee chsirmen
Immediately following the meeting
Diocesan Council NJ Catholic
Women will meet Wednesday
afternoon az 2 o'clock at Vista
ton hall, 1914 SO. 5sth ri. Mrs.
J. J. Riedeinger, deanery presi-
dent. will preside.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-10
Sorority
To Entertain
Epsilon Phi kspps Plans
Tes a. "Do~eroeH"

Members OF Epsilon Phi
Kappa. business girls sorority.
Ore busy making preparations
for their first rushing tea.
Saturday afternoon. Sept. Ia,
from ? until 1 O'Clock, at
"Dowerdeli," Chambers creek
home Of John Dover. Miss
Lorraine Alderman is chair
man of the tea and plans to
carry il out in the sorority
colors. blue and white.
The sorority was organized last
spring with Miss Mary Fitzpatrick
D. president. and this is the first
occasion for the charter members
B. add to their group. Miss Marjorie
fspeland, past president Of Beta
rhi Kappa. Is sdvisor for the chap
ter which meets semi-monthly.
Charter members include Miss
Fitzpatrick. Miss Alderman. Miss
Edna Monarity. vice president
Miss Jerry Willis. treasurer. Miss
Jean Quinn. secretary, Miss Marie
oL@ary. sergeant-st-arms. Miss
Marie DsPolo. Miss Kay MsoDon-
aid, Miss Betty Jean Mcdonald,
Miss Jean Roberts. Miss Rita
Siemion. Miss Lois Hallgren and
Miss Mary Frances Power.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-10
Evening Circle
To Be Formed

Tuesday evening AZ Z O'Clock
Mrs BERTHA Nelson - opening
her home. iiot No 77th st. 10
members and friends os First
Lutheran church. xho are inter.
ested In forming an evening circle
II 10 being organized for business
women or for those who. for some
other reason. can not attend the
circles meeting In the afternoon.
Wednesday afternoon. At 40
o'clock. members 81 Circle wili
10 guests at the home ~ Mrs.
W n. Landeman, i5os No Prospect
Wednesday evening At O'Clock.
Dorcas Girls and their friends will
be guests of the Misses Eileen
Lindeman and Helen Tfuedson.
They are entertaining in the
Dorcas room II the church.
Friday evening AZ $50 members
Of circle Of the Tabitha society
are serving Swedish dinner.
This dinner will especially appeal
TO those who enjoy scandinavian
dishes Reservations are 10 be
made by Wednesday evening They
may be made By calling Mrs.
Charles sandherg. PR. sso2. or
Mrs. Gust Hogdahl at PR. 1915.
Miss Ruth MoGovern will speak
and show pictures Of her trip
through the east and Miss Mar
garst wallin will play a group Of
accordion solos.
Ruston PIT. A. will have lts
first meeting Of the season At ? 80
o'clock wednesday afternoon. Mrs
j. W Heuman Will preside over
the discussion Of plans for the
coming year. Officers are enter
tanning
Mrs Neuman IL president ~ the
group, Mrs Ire Garrison, first
vios-president. Mrs. g. =. Tallman,
second viee-president. Mrs Sidney
Fraeiy. secretary. and Miss Ger |
trude Tenzler. treasurer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-10

and Ar. , klapstsln rnased A
lace cloth covered shs ,shse shlrh
Wa esnisfed ~ sH arrangement
n pink .nspdfasnns IN crystal
ho~l flankrd b. pima candies IN
crystal heldsFs
Assisting with ths ssfvlnK ~sss
Messiamss Fred tiartlnr. Oscar
Dlnxfisld. Emii DinEfisid. FFss
klapstsln and the Misses Ethsl
kagler. Ruth itartunx. ttas~t
Itslps Myrtle kmsit ard rFsias
LslnlnE Mrs Eashss Hlanaau.
sister NJ the hfii. nrsssa>d. nrs
Pred Atabsaft cat tho wedding
saks and Mlss Dorothy Hlsadss.
youngest sister ~ th< brlds ~ss IN
charge NJ tho Efnoms esks. Misses
Ruth and Father slsn1sa saas
care ~ tho guest bnok sns fhs
gifia ~sre saksn care AZ ,, Miss
geftftids Ahfsn-
Music during The f~espilan as
played ~ Mrs Marie Armstrong.
vinlinis', accompanied NJ Mas
Jean wiifsis ~ assftis. ard NJ
Eafl Ahfsns. yiolinist Guitar
numbers ssrs rrssentes ny Lillian
ard Alma zeliks - Fuyaiigp
FER KolnT away. ths bid. ~ass
a midnight blue Fsssina.ss ard
seess.oFiss Tier fio~sfs
we're q eofaass ~ sa~sissis ARD
gafsienias
Following . wedding trip 10
canads. The req. hosns ~iii b.
made IN Seattle Ths bride s
gradual. ~ f''sYsilsp hish sehaol
and ths Western ns.nlsstaa cel.
lsgs ~ Fdac.llan
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-10
League Plans
Dinner
Overseas Women 10
Resume Monthly Sessions

Seattle-Tacoma unit of the
Women's Overseas Service
league will resume tn cir
monthly meetings Wednesday
evening at 6 o'clock. Dinner
will be served at 6 o'clock.
The meeting will be devoted
TO the national defense pro-
gram and plans for the ma
tional convention Of the Over
seas league in Seattle in 1912.
Unit members are deeply inter-
ested in the new defense program
and feel fortunate in being able
TO secure as guest speaker Mrs.
Neal Tourtellotte. chairman OF the
volunteer bureau for the defense
committee who will outline the
work Of the national defense eoun-
Gil and suggest ways in which the
extensive work already being done
by the unit may coordinate with
the work OF the defense committee
Miss Lucille Nettleton. program
chairman, will introduce Mrs, ".
Tourtellotte. and also a unit char
ter member. Miss Helen Constan-
tine. now visiting in the Northwest
She will give q brief sketch of
her wanderinEs and Of her pres
ent work with British Relief
At the business meeting. Mrs
f. r. Gardner. president. will relay
greetings from Mrs. Herman J.
Baker. Rochester. y. Y. the ma
tional president.
Tentative plans for entertain
ing convention delegates will be
suggested by Mrs. Gardner as well
as the problem Of raising funds
for both the convention and the
service work. Mrs. Aram Belam
is the ways and means chairman
Reservations for the DINNER and
transportation may be made
through Mrs J. NJ. Lamb. Ca. 1903
or Mrs o. c. Drumm. Ma 5437
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-10
Spence
To Entertain
Country Wemsns Cub
Plans Autumn Gathering

Interesting features Of the
first meeting. OF the season Of
re Country Neman.s club At
the home q Mrs. J. u. Spence
IN Falkland on Thursday viii
he the presentation ~ year
hooks and discussion ~ the
program o. Mrs. J. {. Dursca.
study director. The eighth
annual edition II the clubs
newspaper viii he read by
Mrs. Ralph ". Sheriff..
Other Contributors q ne PAPER
~ Mfs spence. Nrs Morris fnr,i.
NJ Lee " Hoses. Mrs. Fart
Rsu ard Mrs Stanley RcSso
Tho eurrent years Wufk Nili
center around the different people
Who make ~ Americs. me group
meets On the seoond ard fourth
Thursdays q the mnnth with
luncheon al Il 30 followed ~ an
afternoon Of business and study
officers include Mr.. ] -
Spence. president. Mrs Eric Jof-
stsd. vice president. Mrs. Morris
Pond. secretary. Mr. ~ > Rsu
treasurer. Mrs Ralph v. sheriff..
social director. ard Mrs. J. e.
nuryea. study director.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-10
Clubs

Children's Home society will
meet Wednesday for 1880 lunch
con at Emmanuel Lutheran church.
No oath and Stevens. Mrs. A.
J. Newberg is the hostess.
Kings Daughters and sons will
meet az the home Of Mrs. David
Maggie. 9l9 So ST Wednesday
afternoon at o'clock. Mrs John
Thirtyacre viii assist.
Midland Improvement club will
meet Tuesday evening In hear
speaker from the county health
office. Refreshments will be
served.
A. q. 4. ". lodge No. q will
sponsor the third in a series of
card parties for members only
Wednesday evening Mt the lodge
hall. Late supper will be served.
Ray &. Roberts Auxiliary go
win meet at the Ray c. Roberts
hall. sixth avenue. September 10
Mrs. ". c Dusell will preside.
McCaryer PIT. A. will honor
new members and teachers at their
first meeting Wednesday AZ 2.30
O'Clock IN the music room. Mrs.
p. y Hoomes vii preside The
executive committee will serve re-
Treatments.
Pioneers ~ Tacoma Rsyie..
woman's Benefit association, viii
hold their next meeting at Eagles
hall Thursday ~ noon. when lunch
will be served Mrs r ". Hopkins
"1ll preside over the business
session.
Past Presidents Of the auxiliary
TO the Eagles VIII meet with Mrs.
Pete sele. 1925 So. Thompson Il.
Wednesday evening At o'clock.
Mrs Pearl Norris viii preside.
Lydia Phelps Tent ID. 4. v. win
meet Thursday afternoon at ! 30
in Emerson hall Mr. John
stauch will preside Plans viii
be made for = card party
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-10
Destiny Auxiliary 70 Hear
Convention Report

Destiny auxiliary, B'nai Birth,
will hold its first regular meeting
OF the fall season at s o'clock Tues
day evening in Tslmud Torah
synagogue vestry rooms. The pres
ident, Mrs. Harry Lorber, will pre-
side.
A report on the B'nai Birth con-
vention IN Seattle will be given by
Mrs. Robert Tone. A late supper
will be served.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-10
Phi Nh Alumnse 70 Meet
In OIympis Wednesday

Aiumnse mcmb ers ~ Phi M
sorority IN this vicinity vii meet
"Wednesday evening 81 1aa NJ the
Olympia home - Mr. Harvey
Thomas 1T Fcots Il Mrs.
Charles Graves u president II the
group Reservations for the affair
are heinK taken BY Mrs y A
Deyo. nR 1aia.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-10
Quiet Ceremony
OF Interest 10 frisrds

afs tehn A. Mccormick wks
married SATURDAY ruaFnlnx r. ~.
Theodore q rrs~efs 81 = quiet
ceremony saismnlrssi IN n Is.sss
Memorial church ~ fhs Raw
Arthur f,sii Fnileetng ths ,efs.
many. NJ ard Mrs.. Powers ~sHt
O. Canada fuf = fsw days.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-10
O. g. S. AssiEs,v
To Open ssssos

fseem~ Chapter ssssnssy a. q
: wsu hid - fssss m~sslas -
The fsii s~.<ca ~ IN hosanass
temple % Wednesday f.ssnxAssm
all ~ ~rvss a i71e ssss<n.
fie~ss<sss wsn ~ Mrs. n,t~ar1
Pearson shsIrmsn. Mrs. Am~r4ss
rnsfs. Mrs ItibiA Martha ns~
Annie tiiiss~ch. Mr~ tina oste
sns Mrs kiissh~sh wisssa
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-10
Rites
Solennized
Mis- Hanson. NJ. Jeeob-
son exehsn9s vo~s

On Friday evening mar
Fiage vows were exchanged BY
Miss Ruth Hanson. daughter
II Mrs. signe Hanson. and
ar. Harold Jacobson. son Of
Hr. znd Mrs. John /. Jacob
son. The ceremony tock place
a. half after = O'Clock IN srn<e
Lutheran church. he Rev
i. V. svinfh reading the vows
nsfnFe . ehanesl IN uhirh
we're banked fall flowers
lighted only By eandlei.rht.
wssfsftrx nu>se go pisYta ~
afs esee<l Cse~eu vita ern
Gladys sts# ssnxrT . rrnmsse
Ne ART ne Iofas rr.f<r
ts1vee = masftax~ ~ a<s sfaasi-
father. Mr.. y r Prizes - El<ew-
zssf. Wssn. ne bride wu~~ = taast
ERWIN ~~m.st<sleT~1 @at with
mssshsax ss<~<seFt~s <na . e~s~
ssxs II yrIlsw se>~nu<ts
Ms En~a uNsscs ~>s ~
SISTERS aniv xftsn<ssns ard waxs
= hse~n esrs<rtp~ t~sl~v~4 ens
<ith h<e~n sse>>eexs~s .na = enrs
ssx~ II tsil.assn fs.es ~. nnrar
t<ses~ua wss r<sf s~ee Ard ~.
fnxvef itsa~ss So ~ Mars -
snsssnn ~ese Inc s~nsfs
cea ilee ~<fs lighted ~ f~ss
snsf DAVE asssen. assr sna
hfush<s n ts< rfsss Nxs usrepa
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enss~xs n rsas r~~es go sxsr.
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ersps ~ith . r~ss~ss n wn<>o
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~ss kfss n ths snsfsh p.rIov&
rh~ l>ss severed Issss was nsn-
tered ~sth . AsFTs ns~f ~ f~H
ns~sss sra Hxht<s s<s<iIsN Pre-
sssflas ~ the tshs~ w<ss nsss
h"uis~ Fs1ss suns ~ N sssa~. -.
stated - Ms Hsxn. k<ss>s Yhs
hftss . Ef~ssssss - rs<sms
fs<asssi hn~psssi
Fpilr~fn4 . tu.st4x nsafr< tgss
thFouxn ne rns,s1le ~~.f. IN So
hsns vii - msds 10 Ne state
srsrtn<nta
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-10
Two Sisters Reunited
After q Years

Mrs Catherine Helt of Milwsu-
kes. Wis, Is visiting her sister.
Mrs. Barbara Towle. 1919 No. 27th.
The two sisters have not seen each
other for % years. Mrs Heit. who
arrived Sept. l, is travelling audi
tor for the Catholic Foresters and
came to Tacoma following her at
tendance at the Forester conven-
ton in Glacier National park. She
expects TO be with her sister until
Wednesday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-10
Miss Zimmerman CsHs
First Fail Meeting

business ard Professional W.
men II rAnofns VII meet ~ ths
first time ms fan a. the NAsh-
lnEtea apartment dining rooFn.
Wednesday evening A o 30 dinner
i 10 rreoesis ths meeting. which
Miss Wilma Zimmerman. rrss-
dent. has called
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-10
Club OF Hearts VII Elect
Officer "Wednesday

Miss Lorraine Rcnqnist. sonT
No eth = vi entertain nsu=
hcfs ~ ths c7uh ~ Hearts We'd
nssdaY evening At he's hnms pur.
nc ire evening there Viii ~ a.
election ~ nffirers
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-10
Tseomsn Visits Friends
In California

NJ = Stewart x Taeaua =
visiting slth NJ ana Nrs l. =
DAVIS In santa Nnnira. calf
Nhlls IN 1Iaiiyxez,d 10y ztfsnaea
he fsmeas EsFI Carroll theatsT
M Stewart PLEAS = vet So
Ffanelzor hsfcrs returning u r.
ouma IN TO Fesks
SEATED 4 nearby tables ~eFs
Wallace E=sfy. Ssisen EaIf 81
NYrna iaN
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-10
MANY NEVER
SUSPECT CAUSE
OF BACKACHES
Thls Old Tsssssasns ofsss
brioFs lfsepy ksiisf

kssy safs<sses fsAsss sexxhss sssksfAs
ss44ssy. stss tesy f.sssvzsF a. ~ So rs.& $3.50
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ia ksaasys tfs hsflafsa ftaef weF a ass-
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AsI - q. ssstlz4E- ts@sssas lsfassE 80
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-10
Eyes Sore? Tired !?

Here's prompt relief! Battle eyes with
Layoptik Burning Inflammation. sore
ness. tired feeling itching from local
irritstions all relieved Also cools
soothes. refreshes- No harmful drugs
q years success. Get Lavoptik today.
Gy.-eup ineluced) All druggists.
EFv
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-10
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Have Dinner N.eefina

Members - zanls elah 81 meet
"Wednesday svsnIax ~ a - .slrrsF
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-10

Children's Home society will
meet Wednesday for 1880 lunch
con at Emmanuel Lutheran church.
No. oath and Stevens Mrs. A
J, Newberg is the hostess.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-10

s>rore Denx reIsss~u m. sss-i
eonsupcted Experimental lake.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-10

Kings Daughters and sons will
meet al the home Of Mrs. David
Maggie. el9 So. 81. Wednesday
afternoon at o'clock. Mrs. John
Thirtyacre will assist.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-10-03

and if you have spark of inter
est and appreciation left, send at
as least one dollar. We must raise
$4,000 on that day. Certainly
every church in our conventional
territory, whteher in the State or
out Of the State, will remember
us on Home Coming Day. We are
asking that churches give accord
ing to their size, strength, and in
terest. For your convenience, we
are arranging the following class
es for contributions:
Class A-$1O0, Classs B, $50,
Class D--$10, Glass E--$5. Let
us hope that ten churches win
give $25; that 90 will give $50;
that 30 will give $25; that 40
will give $40, and that all the 9th
ers will give at least SIS. With
this kind Of cooperation, victory
is assured.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-10-03

As long as Negroes alone were
the victims OF intolerance and
bigotry. the enlightened consci-
ence Of the nation was apathetic.
apparently dead.
Under the stimulus Of pleas
for national unity to deal with
the present emergency and to
preserve our national safety, it is
earnestly hoped, during these
desperately critical days, the
leaders Of public opinion in
America will align themselves
with every movement designed to
rcaffirm faith in American ideals,
and rckindlc hope in the heart Of
the humblest citizen that he. too,
is entitled to share in all the bless
ings and privileges Of Free
America.