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eRanbing Reporter

frowns on the word, draftee-
can "Bill" and Pockets" risk
the ire of a corporal by answer
ing.
The corporal may well say,
keep firing that machine
gun, Bub-we'll refer this bird
to Beckwith." And what IL
Beckwith himself winds up as
q private? Then who answers
his legal questions?
The boys in Dads place, popu-
lar Macomb street bar, were
having some fun yesterday with
an April selectee and a lad who
seems destined to follow in May
We are withholding the I
names.
At any rate, the boys put 60
cents into the Telo-T Tone, and
asked Betty to play you're
In the Army Now" IL consec-
utive times. fhe selectee's face
got so long, his chin was bare
ly OF the bar.
D.
Harry w. " Lumley, chair
man Of the Macomb County
Road commission, told US Satur-
day that heavy rains are a boon
to already mired county roads.
The rain, 1t seems, removed
whatever frost remained in the
ground and speeded the drying
out process.
E.D.R,
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YESTERDAY: DR.. Hale puts Carolyn
10 work Immediately. dictates . scientific
report Of his experiment. Carolyn calls
Ken Palmer. . boy In love with her, 10
hire guards, buy rifles. Ken brings .
dssen applicants for police Jobs. There Is
more work. DR.. Hale admits he Is dis
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In the United States, IS new
cars roll off the assembly lines
every minute.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
CAM au-Warren
Rites SoIemnized

Mr. AND MRS. CLARENCE
J. CAMPAU Of Carter avenue
announce the marriage Of their
daughter Rala aad Joseph MAJ
rem. son of Mrs. Sophie Warren
Of Miami. Fla
The wedding took place Dc
ccmber IA AT the home Of the
brides parents with RABBI Leon
Fran officiating
The wedding dinner was held
40 NOrthWOod Inn.
At present. Mr. and Mrs War
ron are in Florida; but VII re-
urn al the end OF The month 10
make their home in Huntington
Woods.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
Ellen Benniis
Married at


MISS ELLEN JANE BENIS Of
vi Lansing became the bride
of Walter John Ahramson Of
Marquette. Mich Saturday aft
crnoon IN ST Dunstan'S Chapcl
Of Christ Church Chanbrook
with the Rev. Robert L. Dewitt
officiating
Fro tTJriC. VINO X rho niece at
Nr. and Mrs Eldon J. BcmS of
Square Lake road. wore classic
gown OF white silk Jersey with a
bouquet OF white violcts and vIo-
lets too, IN her ham
Her only attendant was Phyl-
DIS Meyers. who wore "A rose taf-
ieta irock wlt ha matching hat
and carried deep red carnations
Arnold ChriStofcrson OF Lam
sing was best man
Miss Elizabeth Bcmis wore a
gown Of Alice blue lace with "A
snail blue bar and a corSagc
bouquet of gardeulas
The young couple left for a
short wedding trip, the bride
wearing black wool frock
under a black coat
They Will make their home in
CaSSOpollS. Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
Expects Her Fianee

Isabel llerath, daughter ol
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Hcrath
Of Monterey avenue. who VIII
become the bride next Saturday
Of William r Way. son Of Mrs.
How ard a Way of Kansas CIty.
Mo. and San Bcrnardno Cal
has arranged 20 have all OF the
parties. which arc 20 be given
tor her. over by tins week so
that sho may spend Christmas
week with har parents
she Is expecting her fancc
shortly
Mr.. and Mr., william y
NcnuorS formerly Margaret
Josephine Noic'. whose marrI-
age was recently announced by
Nlr. and Mrs. William s. Noigl
parents of the bride. entertained
this week in honor q Bob Leon
ard son of Mi and Mrs Roy r.
Leonard Of Stoepcl avenue who
Is on furlough from LivingS-
ton. La
The party took place In the
Voigt home IN La Sale boule-
ward and the guest list included
Nary Jane lianniian Bette and
Art Gage Helen Hannifan Jane
and Bob Perkins Wendell and
LOIS F'orSman and Bob Nenncr>.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
June Graduate

Lenorc is a graduate Of Miss
Newman's School, attended Sui
lens College one year and will
graduate from Michigan State
College in June She is spe-
cializing in education and IS
president of the Kappa Kappa
Gamma Sorority.
Glenn Is q senior al the Uni
verSity OF Michigan, specializing
in metallurgy lie IS affiliated
with the Phi Kappa Psi Fra
ternity.
Wedding plans are being made
for after graduation in June
Mrs Richard r. Strohm, for
merry Mary Jane Craig. whose
marriage was announced re-
Gently by her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs {. \, Craig Of West Chs
cage boulevard has taken tip
residence IN San Fernando. Cal
where her husband IS stationed
By The army
Nlr and MIR, Michael kuhcra
81 Wisconsin avenue announce
tho engagement OF their daugig-
ter. Helen. 10 James Gleason Jr
son OF Mr. and Mr., James Glca
son al StO pal avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
Glenn Lyle
Robinson /
Is Fionce
BY THE DOWAGER

A LOVELY little lady of the
"A Northend, gowned in heav-
emily blue net, spangled with
silver sequins and with a huge
corsage bouquet OF white
orchids, was the center of adj
miring eyes at a large dinner
party at The Detroit Athletic
Club Saturday evening
The occasion was the an
nounCemcnL OF the engagement
of Miss Lenore Ellen Warner,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Warner of Colorado avenue, TO
Glenn Lyle Robinson ii, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Robinson Of
Moss avenue.
The table was beautiful with
a huge centerpiece of white
roses, NUNS and snapdragons,
ornate silver candelabra with
tall white tapers and favorS Of
silver match books with pic
lures of the betrothed couple.
Guests included parents OF the
young couple and 80 college
friends.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
Garearos Busy

Mr. and Mrs Eugene Gargaro,
formerly Nancy Scallen. are
busy preparing and planning for
Christmas and looking forward
TO the new year.
4 Christmas tree trimming
party is being held this Sunday
in the home Of Dorothy Marcus
in the ParkcreSt Apartments,
and gay group of charming
NorthendcrS Will be present.
FggnOgs and cheer viii be in
evidence.
Among the guests viii be Kay
Laughln and Mcrl McFawn,
Howard and Ruth Beagan, Kay
AndrlcS and Dick Hammer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
Fete Newlyweds

Mr. and Mrs. John =. t'itzpat-
rck. nee Betty Conlan. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs Edward Conlan
OF Santa Barbara drive. and son
of Mrs Patrick J. Fitzpatrick Of
Warwick drive and the late Mr.
Fitzpatrick. have been m u c h
fcted
A large party with a Christ
mas air was given at Devon
Gables recently IN the bride ;
honor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conlan'S son,
James is stationed in San Pedro,
Cal. at Camp Fort Macarthur.
They have Just received much
lookcd-for letter, trimming with
news and enthusiasm about con-
dltlons i'm the West
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
elsno,s 1Lapvs Engagement Announced at D-AC

New jersey Friends
Entertained Here
MRS. LILY DAVIS and
daughter. Mrs. Charlotte Brady
and small son, Pat recently had
as their house guests MI and
Mrs Louis Grant OF New Jersey.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
Fred Sanders Returns

FRED SANDERS Is return
ing from Amherst College TIN,
weekend U\.l p
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
No Delay Allowed

The war was only As hours old
when the presidents of the nine
groups got together at Barbara
MACPHERSON house last Tues
day and made immediate plans.
The sororities taking part, and
their presidents, are: A. T. O.,
Rose Ellen Bowen, -Au Eat.
Eileen Risdon; r S. f.. Peg
Davis; Jay Mar Janet Fowler;
r. O. p. Marge Mason; d. A. d,
Ann Hartman; Nu. Peg Richard
son: r A. r.. Barbara Glass;
K-Phi, Elizabeth Fisher.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
Voung. Set
Does Bit for
Red Cross

NEVER think the young set is
" falling 10 do its bit for the
American Red Cross.
Nine of the towns leading sub
deb sororitieS are dedicating the
most socially important day IN
all the year. the Saturday be-
tween Christmas and New
Years tea ht4ge- FeaFt s-i-at-the
Statler, and every cent of the
money collected will 60 directly
TO the Red Cross.
A fashion show and bridge VIII
be the entertainment offered.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21

Detroit Sun day TimeSFl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
Mrs. MacCIure
.Honored at Shower

MRS. ROBERT s. mcclure
Ohe former Susan zimmerman
was h0norcd recently with a
poStnuptlal shower by Mrs. John
White OF Wayburn avenue.
The affair was held AZ Mrs.
Whites home and among the
several guests were:
MESDAMES
George Williamson ClauG Greuier
DuIos KelsWetter Walter Rein
Frances Ready
And Miss Betty Hanna
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
Muhens Are Hosts
To Cincinnatians

MR.. AND MRS. FRANK T.
HAMILTON OF Cincinnati are
Weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. 4. Mullen of Washington
road. !.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-30
Educators rlay
George Governor

CHICAGO rn< Am<ss<sn Ass~-
slstisa - University rrsf-es~ve
Sunday ssus<rsnsa Gov xssss~s
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university s,steW.
Al the sssa<tsslso's 1ssh aassAl
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special r~s.iattso efstislnG TAI
msass in eaun.rtlas wisk The &C.
rsss~i ~ 10 faculty Hswt>sss iss1
tasv. Tssmsass red ssta \. -.
j.etsd IN rFofvsssFs fasortne -te-
sdsssallsn~
ire eeHsenliun siss formally
censured three seh.cis fsr aIieu-
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msmn~ss they ~er~ Aasipns 60
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Mo. ard Western wssnissssn Co.
leg. ss nda<sslaa. n~ilinuhsm.
Wash.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-30
People in
The News

Associate orN Director <ldnes
uiiIman reported Monday TIA,
J. 800 900 persons have ensoll~d
for training for ~sr industry
work in the last 10 month.
st the same time. orM Director
General William \. knuss~s urged
armament manufacturers 10 avoid
any shutdown for purpose ~ TAX.
ing yssr-.nd inventories.
Msnr~~n OHsra. irish film se-
tress. was married Monday 10
WiII Price. film dialogue director,
At Mocomb. Miss. which 4. Prices
home town.
Eduardo HAY. former Mexican
army chief Of STAFF. diplomat and
foreign minister. died In Mexico
City over the week end ~ the
age Of 81
Draft evasion charges ssslns,
singer Tony Martin were
filed by mistake and will be dis
missed. according 10 u. \. After
ney william Fleet Of los Angeles
The complaint charged Martin
with failing To keep an appoint
msnt for . physical examination,
Martins studio said II had secured
. defsrment 90 Martin could COM
plets = picture and that the actor
had enlisted In the navy for SER
vice in the near future.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-30
Accident f ial
To N. P. Employe
Dies In Montana:
Children Here

Joe N.rslla. -. e eesruoafA.
Mant father u nomlnles sesrsalla
sas Ma neier-s Raesttino e -
eeua and -~etica fereusn faF to
Narthern fseifie railroad ~ -
years. dled N the NofshsFn fsscin-
hospital n hsscssis. aaat. sstaF-
esy nlGhs - injuries r~eei~<d
earlier in the asv
Nsrsiile. apparently IN q teur
II track inspsettnn. w.s fatally
injured ~hen . speesi<r which hs
wAs rsdtnk sss nj BY q tran
TIE accident occurred eu . curve
snd tie section foreman aidnt zee
Or hear the approaching tsssn us.
al too late Il avert the tragedy
The eeiy "a. received Acndsy
IN Tacoma ~ the Cs.sedy a Alien
nortusry. ~hich an snnoune. the
funeral
Msrssile. . native % Italy and
q resident 81 the United states ~
years. had been vita th. railroad
- years he VAS . member nf
The Railway nrothsFhood % Main
tsnsncs u Ways
In addition TO his snn and
daughter. ne leaves be ~ifs. Via
nina. four daughter. Hel.n. Mary.
csrmslo and Anna. al of ftsly. IL
grandchildren. and enc sister. also
% Italy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-30
Labor Experts
Propose Board
Suggest II Could
Formulate Policy
WASHINGTON

WARRINGTON - Administers
ton labor experts are prepared 70
recommend q President Reoss-
welt that ne create s-man var
labor board 70 administer the in
dustry-lsbor agreement for unin-
terrupted production. Il vas
learned Monday.
The board. Il was understood.
would es poiiey-mskinF rather
than an arbitration or mediation
eosru- In personnel and procedure
u would differ sharply from the
war labor board set up during the
first World War.
While a majority Of the admin
istration labor advisers were
sgreed on a s-man board. some
favored a larger one. perhaps Of
nine members. Mr.. Roosevelt
wss said not To have decided yet
on the type 10 Be set up, The
industry-labor conference recon-
mended. and the president agreed
10. establishment OF a board hav-
Ing the general purposes Of the
first World War labor board.
Three names mentioned in con-
hection with the proposed board
are Wendell l. Wiki, 1910 Re-
publican presidential candidate;
James A. Farley. former post
master general, and DR.. John r.
steelman, director of the L. s.
cancellation service.
II Is not believed. however. that
Mr.. Roosevelt will bring willkie
into federal service as a member
or chairman Of the war labor
board.
The names were submitted in
formally 10 several labor and in
dustry officials and were said to |
have been satisfactory.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-30
U. S. Funds for Home
Guard Troops Sought

WASHTNGTON-Sen. Sheridan
Downey. D, Calf. Monday tele-
Eraphed Gov. gilbert Olson of
California that he plans to seek
federal funds to help maintain
home guard troops on the Pacific
coast.
Downey said he had asked the
war department for its opinion
and recommendations concerning
duties that should be performed by
home guard troops in California
and other Pacific coast states. He
said he will seek financial as
instance" for the senate forces
after he receives a reply.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-30
Permanent Blackouis
Ordered for Fairbanks

FAIRBANKS, A ask a-Fair-
banks was on a permanent black
out basis Monday with lights
prohibited during the darkness of
the 1s-hour winter night.
The "blackout until further no.
tice" was ordered this week end
by civilian defense officials as q
precautionary measure. Effective
from darkness until daylight, it
will leave this central Alaska city
without exterior illumination from
3 p. m. TO Q a. m. daily.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-30

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-30
MORE u. =. SHIPS
SUNK. JAPS CLAIM

" /" u - VFfNFHf IHVdHF~S
Broadcast Recorded by Up. at
New York The navy section Of
imperial headquarters said Monday
Japanese submarines had sunk 10
American merchantmen totsllng
10000 tons and damaged three
others totsiing 30 900 tons off Hs-
wall and the American west coast.
Five other ships totaling 10000
tons were damaged. II added.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-30
Jap Embassy StoH
Leaves washington

WNNHfNtION~ Thf Jsps 10 -
embassy staff. Including peace
envoy saoIro Kurllsu and An bAs.
sa6or Kiehissburo somurs. left
Washington Monday for no,
Springs. Va. ~her. they vill
await completion Of arrangements
for their return to Japan
The party comprised spproxi-
mstsiy 30 japanese who have
been virtually confined 10 tns EN-.
bsssy grounds sines q few hours
after japanese planes bombed
Pear Hsrtof. Dec. 7.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-30
HEROIC DEFENSE OF WAKE REVEALED
400 Marines. With Four
Planes and Few Guns Held
OFT japanese for IA Days
AMERICANS FOUGHT UNIL THE END

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es~s - s~r~n<~ss - -
Al~.s>. ever f~ushs aensess
greater ss1s - pith ovesees
efs~~s - ssss - sk>ss $780,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-30

HERBERT r. JOHNSON

Herbert p. Johnson. 81, Of 1924
srh ave, died Sunday In a local
hospital. He was native Of
Illinois. and had been in Tacoma
~ years. He was q barber for
40 years. having operated a shop
at SOB So. Proctor for eight years,
and the Lincoln Barber shop on
3sth st. earlier. He was a men,
Der Of the First Evangelical
church. Surviving are one son,
Robert Clinton Johnson. and one
daughter. Mrs. Inez A. Jones. both
Of Tacoma; two brothers. Charles
T. johnson of Undertook, Ill. and
William ]. Johnson OF Springfield.
ILL.,: one sister. Mrs. Della NJ. Wood
Of Tacoma: and one granddsugh-
ter, Kathleen A. Jones Of Tacoma.
Buckley-King will announce the
funeral arrangements.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-30
OBITUARY NOTICES

son. Howard Bowers. for two
years. coming from Seattle. Be
SIDES her son she leaves one daugh-
ter. Mrs Ceorgina West Of Anoka.
MINI: and one sister. Mrs. ]. r.
LAWYER OF Everett. Wash. y.
Oscar storlie will announce the
funeral arrangements.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-30
LLOYD GIRARD

Lloyd Girard. 402Is Puyallup
ave. died Friday in local hos
pital as the result OF heart at
tack. He had been In Tacoma
thru years. Cassidy and Allen
will announce the funeral arrange
ments.
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FUNERAL SERVICES

Harry ManIey Bemiss Tuesday
at 1870 p. m. from Piper chapel,
with Rev. Harold Il. Long officiat-
ing. Cremation viii follow.
Evelyn Marie Matchett Christ
ian Science services Monday at
p. m. from Wrigley A Clements
chapel. Puyallup. Burial was In
Sumner cemetery.
Michael Walsh Tuesday at 4. 80
a. m. from St Leos church. the
cortege leaving Cassidy and Allen
chapel at s:l5 a. m. Burial will
be in Calvary cemetery.
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ROY SNYDER

Roy Snyder. 46. Of Rt. 6. Box
56-A. died Saturday In local
hospital. He was born in Seattle,
and had lived in Tacoma IS years
coming from Grays Hsrbor. He
WA an smploye of Peterman's
Veneer plant. and a member OF the
Lumber and sawmill Workers
union. local 2665. He leaves his
wife, Esther: one son, James Sor-
ensen Of Tacoma; and one grand
daughter. Marlene Sorensen, Of
Tacoma. The c. C. Mellinger Co.
will announce the funeral.
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MRS. ADDIE VI. BOWERS

Mrs. Addie NJ Bowers. ~. OF
Dupont. died Sunday at her nome
She had lived at Dupont with her
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JOSHUA BROWN

Joshua Brown. 6s, of 1884 So
Fawcett. died Monday In a local
hospital. lie was native Of
Oregon. and a sawyer by trade.
He leaves TWO sisters, Mrs. Jean
Graham and Mrs Grace Whittier,
both OF Tacoma. c. c. Mellinger
Co. will announce the funeral ar
rangements.
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MRS. JOSEPH VI. COLLINS

Mrs. Louise NJ. Collins IT, Of
i71s So. sth st, died Saturday at
her home. following a short ILL
ness. She was q native Of Denver,
Colo, and had been in Tacoma ~
years. She was a flag bearer in
Glendale camp. No. 1918, Royal
Neighbors. and a member OF Mai.
f. NJ. Brown auxiliary. u. s w. v;
Wild West post No. 81, and the
Divine Science church. Besides
her husband. she leaves a daugh-
ter. Mrs. w. r. Boyle Of Portland,
Ore, and a nephew. Charles A.
Bawolsd of Englewood, Calf.
Buckley-K King will announce the
funeral arrangements.
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MRS. THOMAS V. SMITH

Mrs. Lillian NJ. Smith, OF 5640
So. Cedar st. died Saturday in a
local hospital. She was born in
Iowa, and had lived in Tacoma
80 wears. Besides her husband,
she leaves a daughter, Mrs. Lillian
Truve of Aberdeen; a brother,
Frank Roberts of Iowa; and two
grandchildren. The Piper Co. will
announce the funeral arrange
ments.
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MRS. RENA r. sEvERcooL


Private funeral services for Mrs.
Rens r. severoool. 81. viii be
held Tuesday at 1870 a m. from
Tuell chapel. with the Rev. Arthur
Bell and the Rev Roy Leslie
Smith officiating. Cremation will
follow. Mrs. Severcool died sun
day at the home Of her daughter
Mrs. Roy W. Dimock, Of 1909 No.
Union. with whom she resided.
She had been in Tacoma is years
and was a member OF the Mason
Methodist church and Of the W.
c. T. L. Besides Mrs. Dimock,
she leaves another daughter, Mrs.
Arthur w. Bowman of Brunswick,
o: two brothers. Frank Ford OF
Portland, Ore. and Charles A.
Ford Of Coral Gables. Fla. one
sister, Mrs John Coleman OF Mo:
four grandchildren In Ohio. and
two in Tacoma. Mrs Bert c.
shipley. r.. and William II. Di-
mock. now Mt Fort Bragg, N. C;
and two great grandchildren.