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Evening star., 1941-11-02
A|mas Temple Shrine
Prepares for Annual
Oyster Roast
Event November 8 Will
Be One Of Several
During Month

Potentate Earl w. Shinn of Alnnas
Temple, Mystic Shrine. has an
nounced that the 5th annual oyster
roast will be held at $50 pm. No
vember 8 at the Mayfove- Hotel.
Entertainers from New York and
Philadelphia will be present. Res
ervations are limited to 500.
A business meeting and enter
tainment will be held at Almas
Temple at 8 pm. November II.
Ladies night will be held at the
Mayfower from to l o'clock No
vember 20. A full ceremonial will
be held at the Mayfower December
Is. Petitions for this class must
be received by the recorder not later
have been scheduled. 10 be held at
the temple, beginning November %.
Grand visitation to blue lodges Of
Grand Master Ara M. Daniels. ac-
companied by the officers Of the
Grand Lodge. will be made this week
as follows: Monday. Mount Pleas
ant; Tuesday, King David and East
Gate, Wednesday, King Solomon,
2 pm, and Osiris and Theodore
Roosevelt, pm: Thursday, Naval.
At $50 pm. on Wednesday, fol-
lowing the close of the lodge, Sir
Willmott Lewis, Washington cor
respondent of the London Times.
will address BarriSters' Lodge in the
hall at Georgia avenue and Military
road NV. An invitation is extended
to all Masons and their friends.
Next Tuesday evening the 22d and
23d degrees will be given by two Sc
lected casts in the Scottish Rite
auditorium. The casts are COM
posed of Marx E. Kahn, James w.
Mcclure. Todd c. Sharp. Earl H.
Davis, John H. Fuller, Arthur G.
Fessenden, Harry w. Beach. Carl
Collier, Mishel G. Daoud, Ralph A.
Buckler, Marvin E. Fowler, Louis
Marks, Donald w. Graffius. Elmer
E Rogers, Clinton G. Bowman,
Austin J. Leister. Harry G. Hamlet
and Frederic B. Blackburn.
BrightWood Commanderv, K T.
will hold its annual grand inspector
Tuesday at pm. under direction r.
CronJ I,,ctr,,oto~ Coparo1 Dobar,
Kause.
The Ladies' Auxiliary and Dr."
Team Association of the commanC-
cry on November l8 at 8 pm. V.
entertain the commanderv with
dance. The evening will be spec
tribute to the eminent commandc
DR.. Cecil H. Anderson.
The units of the uniform bed
of Capital Forest, Tall Cedars
Lebanon. will assist Washing
Centennial Chapter of Eastern S.
with an entertainment on Fri
evening at the Masonic Temple.
La Fayette Chapter. R A. NJ,
exemplify the Mark Master Mas
degree on Tuesday at 7.30 r
Roland Benninghoven will offic.
from the east.
Louis ]. Mancuso, master Of B
jamin 3. French Lodge. annour
tomorrow evening the Italo-Amc
can Masonic Club of this city
pay fraternal visit and that the
gree team of the Order of De M
will confer the Second Degree
order. All Master Masons are j
vited.
Trestleboard.
Monday-Potomac. BENJAMIN
French. Anacostia, Pentalpha, Nov
Pleasant and Cathedral Lodges.
Tuesday-National. Arminius. NJ
ron M. Parker and King Dav.
Lodges.
Wednesday-Washington-Center
nial, Osiris King Solomon q rn
East Gate, Theodore Roosevelt e.
Barristers Lodges.
Thursday-Naval, Hiram. La T
yette. William R. Singleton and ?.
worth Lodges.
Friday-Columbia. Lebanon.
seph H. Milans and Justice Loder
Saturday-Grand Lodge SchoUl
Instruction.
0dd 6oIInue n 0heoy,n
Evening star., 1941-11-02
Legion Auxi|iaryLists
$50 Members in
Annual Roll Call
George E. KiIIeen Unit
Pions Armistice Day
Services November 9

Mrs. Gertrude Pierce. membership
chairman of the District of Colum-
bia Department of the American
Legion Auxiliary, yesterday sent a
list of $50 paid-up members in the
annual Geographic roll call to Mrs.
Margaret E. Carroll, department
president, in indianapolis. The
local quota has been set at $500.
Mrs. Ada Riley, department chair
man of rehabilitation, is requesting
units to present cakes for the party
to be given at Mount Alto Hospital
November II. Past Comdr. Charles
Kohen is in charge of the enter
tainment.
Mrs. Helen Wheeler, department
National News chairman, and Mrs.
Hilda Christian, department secre-
tary, are soliciting subscriptions in
the National News subscription con-
tet.
Police and Fire Unit will hold it's
annual card party at the American
Legion clubhouse on November 13.
George E. Killeen Unit announces
Armistice Day services will be held
at 7,30 pm. on November 9 in
Grace Episcopal Church. Miss Mary
Ann Hannowell will be soloist. Hey
wood Saunders. department COM
mander; Mrs Margaret E. Carroll,
department president; Archer Ward,
post commander. and Miss Grace
Stock. unit president. will be the
principal speakers. All unit presi-
dents are invited to attend with
their unit colors.
The next meeting will be held at
pm. November at 1904 M street
NV.
A party will be held at Mount
Alto Hospital on November TO-
Prizes and refreshments will be
furnished by the unit.
The James Reese Europe Auxil-
iary installed officers at the last
meeting at the Patterson
School as follows: President, Mrs.
Marie Gardiner; vice presidents,
Mrs. Marie Jumper, Mrs. Lodee
johnson and Mrs Celonia Banks;
historian. Mrs. Margarete Brent;
recording secretary, Mrs. Crete
Grow; financial secretary, Mrs. Julia
c. Brown; treasurer, Mrs. Charlotte
Lancaster; chaplain, Mrs. Rose An
derson: color bearers, Mrs. George
anna Dudley and Mrs. Ethel Porter:
sergeant at arms, Mrs. Alma Lucas.
Vincent B. Costello Unit. No. Is,
will meet Tuesday at pm. at the
Y. w. C. A.. GA E street NV.
AS this is the last meeting before
Thanksgiving all members wishing
to donate to the Thanksgiving bas-
kets may bring their donations.
Any member changing their ad-
dress contact Mrs. Margaret Green
berg.
Any members changing their ad-
member of the unit who is sick notify
the president, Mrs. Ann V. Gram
ling.
Mrs. Kathleen o. Abreo, president
of Sergt. Jasper Unit. No. 13, last
week appointed Mrs. Mary B. Nc
Millin, secretary; Miss Bertha Prem
dergast, assistant secretary; Mrs.
Janet Thornton, treasurer, and Mrs.
Ethel Hodges Gordon, parliament
tartan.
The last meeting of the Juniors
was held at the home Of Mrs. Mary
B. McMillin. The Junior president,
Nancy Lee Abreo, presided. Mrs.
Louise Goodacre, department vice
president, and Mrs. Abreo were
honor guests.
Evening star., 1941-11-02
41st Division Association

The next meeting will be called by
Phillip r. Belt. president, tomorrow
at 8 pm. at 1903 Fourteenth street
NV.
All persons who are eligible to
membership are invited to attend
dnd Afnliate.
Evening star., 1941-11-02

James Brentis has arranged for
Evening star., 1941-11-02

Police and Fire Unit will hold its
annual card party at the American
Legion clubhouse on November 13.
Evening star., 1941-11-02

A golf tournament between a team
of six from the District of Columbia
Legionnaires and a similar team
from the Veterans of Foreign Wars
will be held at one of the nearby
clubs in the next few weeks. Charles
Kohen, 716 Seventeenth street NV,
is in charge of the arrangements.
He requests Legionnaires who de-
sire to enter communicate with
him.
Evening star., 1941-11-02

at the Legion clubhouse.
On Armistice eve. November 10. a
dinner dance will be given by the
Forty and Eight at the Mayf1ower
Hotel in honor of Haywood Saunders,
department commander, and Lynn
U. Stambaugh, national commander.
The national commander will be
accompanied by Mrs. Stambaugh
and the national adjutant, Frank
Samuels.
Tickets may be secured and table
reservations made with Clarence T.
Milne or Leo Collins.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-25
Only Minor Injuries to Three Men
In Spectacular Three-Car Accident

the road and came 10 rest off in
the woods.
The drivers father. Jack Pac-
smag. So. and his brother. James
Pacsmag. 80. and Art Crater,
also OF Puyallup, were taken to
the Bridge clinic in Puyallup
Others in the Wright car were
his wife. Marguerite. and Mr..
and Mrs. Francis A. Bruce. Of
Bill 9th ave. Tacoma. Names
OF the five other persons in the
Mullin car were not Immediately
obtained.
Deputy Sheriff Varco and De
putty County Attorney Gilbert f
Peterson were out investiga ting
the accident Monday because of
its involving a county car.
-Four persons cut and bruised
in an accident on the Mountain
highway near Rocky Ridge late
Saturday night were taken tn the
county hospital by passing
motorist
Ken schilling. of 1917 No. 9th
st, told Deputy Sheriffs Varco
and Bunce he lost control Of his
car. II went in a ditch and over
turned. In Schilling's car were
Eleanor BUSINESS. of Ea. s0th and
Victory road. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Fogel. The party was bound
north about 1925 for a dance in
Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-25
Rescue Mission
Dinner Tuesday

A rally dinner for the Good
Samaritan campaign in behalf Of
the Tacoma Rescue mission will
be held Tuesday night at $50
o'clock in the First Baptist church.
Entertainment will include num-
bers by the Lincoln high school
a cappella choir. directed by Mrs.
Margaret r. Goheen. The STORY
OF the Modern Good Samaritan"
will be told by Andrew f. Multi
gan, Rev. Carl A. Johnson, Rev
William L. Edwards and others.
Meanwhile, a transient resident
of the Tacoma Rescue mission was
being credited by doctors Monday
as having saved the life of IL
year-old Tacoman. He was one OF
three men at the mission who
volunteered recently to blood
TRANSMISSION needed by the elderly
Tacoman.
The patient today, according to
doctors, is all but recovered due to
the TRANSMISSION, and the donor is
on his way back to his wife and
child in North Dakota, whom he
left to find employment.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-25

Three persons suffered only
minor injuries early Sunday morn
ing in a spectacular three-car
wreck on the Graham-Puyallup
road. a half mile south Of the
Willows. County Officers Art
Varco and Lawrence Bunce re-
ported.
The wreck grew from flat tire
incident Maurice A. Wright. So
OF 2910 So. 14th st. Tacoma. had
stopped AZ the side Of the road
Ia fix the tire about two a m.
as he and his party were return
ing 10 the city from the Graham
grange dance
While Wright was At work on
the tire. the personal county car.
driven ny Al Mullin. Isl district
road supervisor. struck the rear
n the parked car. knocking q
tail light off. according TO the
reports
The third car didn't hit either
Of the others. The driver. Donald
Pacsmag "a, Of Puyallup, tried
to avoid the two standing vehicles.
He did but turned his car over
II rolled over several times down
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-25
Steel Alloy Firm to Construct
S250, 900 Plant on Tideflats

division worked with experts OF his
department and with the corpora.
ton counsels office 10 devise q
suitable power contract, principal
basis Of bringing the plant 10 Ia
coma. Bonneville officials were
cooperative in the endeavor.
Walsh, McCune Aid
At the Chamber Of Commerce
Frank J. Walsh. industrial engi-
neer. and J. W. McCune. head OF
the chambers traffic department
have given invaluable aid.
Although this is a type of in
dustry that the chamber has been
trying to bring to this territory
since 1880. the Ohio company is
the first to see its possibilities, E"
Kaufman said. Once the decision
was made, developments have been
taking place very fsat"
Commissioner O'Neil pointed out
Monday that although the COM
pany has signed its contract with
the city on terms which the council
has already approved. It will now
be necessary for the council to
pass an ordinance specifically con-
firming the contract terms.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-25
HERE'S MORE AB0U !
Two Tacomans Die
STARTs ON PAGE ONE

two sons Lyle o. Tacoma and
Carroll Of California. and rs
mother. Mrs. Alice Bucknen o.
Los Gatos. Calf. and one grand
chla Tnell viii announce the
funeral
Thompson vas q native - Nor
way. and had beer in this country
50 wears He came - Tacoma
p bout - wears from Minneapolis.
MINI. u follow his trade NJ ma
chine toolusker. Later he went
into the automobile business. and
FOR = number NJ years was sales
manager for The Reid Motor com
pany. He left the latter n open
his restaurant. popular render
vous for members OF the local
newspaper fraternity.
A member Of the International
Association Of Machinists, Thomp-
son also belonged 10 the Sons OF
Norway. Tacoma Lodge No. ia
3. ?. o. T. and Joseph Warren
Lodge No. 235, F. & a. NJ. He IS
survived by his wife. Elsie, and a
daughter. Muriel, Of the home; his
mother, Mrs. lnger Thompson;
sister. Miss Borghild Thompson,
and two brothers. Leonard T. and
Arthur r. AL are residents of
Tacoma.
Mellinger will announce the
funeral arrangements.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-25
National Head Visitor
Hii-Run CHARGE
Against Driver
Two Hurt in Crosh
Neur Fl. Lewis

Russell ]. Murphy. 2s-year-olt
truck driver Of 1l47ls So. Tacom'
ave. was held in the Pierce count,
tail Monday for investigation OF
hit-and-run charge involving ar
accident which put two Tacoma
persons In the Fort Lewis hospital
late Saturday night
About eight miles south Of Ia
coma. near the army beach road
according to state patrol reports,
Nurphy's car struck the car OF
Charles r. Simpson, 40. Of 27l4
80. / St, in the rear.
The Simpson car was thrown
into a ditch and demolished. Simp-
con suffered a head injury and a
messenger In his car, Genevieve
Hicks, 20. of 542e So. Yakima ave,
received cuts about the legs. Both
were treated at the fort hospital
Murphy was arrested 10 miles
south of the accident scene by
state Patrolman Dave Riggs of
Tburston county and taken to the
county jail by Officer +. z. Esteb
Of Tacoma.
A 5s-year-old pedestrian. Lewis
Kinnison Of Spanaway. was treat
q at the county hospital Saturday
night for head decorations and
bruises after he was struck while
walking along the wasmund road,
. mile and 4 quarter west OF
spanaway.
He was hit by car driven by
William H. Benston. 65-year-old
farmer, Of Route /. Box 3s4,
spanaway. Benston went off the
road at a sharp curve and the
right wheels of his car climbed a
two-foot bank. While running
along the bank trying to get back
On the road. ne hit kinnison.
Benston was booked by the state
patrol for investigation and drunk
en- driving. He was freed by JUS
tice Clarence e. Layton on per-
sonal recognizance. in custody of
]. M. Galloway. Of 45o7 So. sheri-
dan.
Miss Ruth wahl of Sumner. who
suffered a back injury in an acct
dent on the Fife-Sumner road last
Saturday morning, still was in st.
Joseph's hospital Monday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-25
| Hunters Again
If all TO Catch
| Dog and Coyotes

FORT COLLINS, Colo.-Burly,
a tawny, mongrel dog, Monday had
led his pack OF sheep-killing coy
otes through 500 hunters for the
second time.
Burly and his coyotes have been
slashing the threats of sheep all
winter. So costly have been their
forays that 500 men have tried
twice to hunt them down. The
first time, week ago. Burly led
the pack through gauntlet OF
shotgun and rifle fire
Sunday he eluded the hunters
again. All they got was three
coyotes, probably from the pack
The dog and the other coyotes dis.
appeared in the wild foothills OF
the Rocky mountains.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-25
4 Tacomans Hurt
In Head-on Crash

Four Tacomans were injured in
a head-on automobile collision one
mile north Of Castle Rock Sunday.
Dr. Pau 3. Cooper and his wife.
both OF Portland. ore. both were
killed
Injured wsre Mr. and Mrs. karl
Strand. $751; Hswe ct and Mrs..
Edwin r. Doore. as "a. 44th st,
and her son. Jack. Of ths same sd
dress. They were taken 70 the
Longylew hospital
According 70 the state patrol.
Ms. Doore. also the mother of
Mrs Strand. received head snd
chest injuries and a broken leg.
Mrs. Strand suffered severe lace
erstions on the head. nose and
throat and fractures Of both
wrists and one leg Strand was
treated for decorations about the
scalp and forehead. Jack Doore
sustained severe shock and
bruises.
p. D. Scarborough. a Seattle fire
man. told investigating officers
that DR.. Cooper's car. travelling
north. suddenly swerved into tho
opposite traffice lane.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-25
F. D. Seeks More
Funds for Army
W As HTSGToS

VA III TsGTON - President
Roosevelt Monday asked congress
for additional army appropriations
and contract authorizations total
ing S3.s12 .311.1e7.
The request included Ssss 1886
900 cash and 1924 OBS 900 In con-
tract authority for expansion Of
the air corps. There was no break
down on how the air corp allot-
ment would be spent Informed
sources believed the program called
for 10000 additional planes, in
GLIDING trainers. fighters and
bombers. This would boost to
"a. 500 the number OF army planes
now on order.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-25
Congressmen Oppose
Lonq-Term Franchises

OLYMPIA - Washington's con-
gressional delegation Mon a y
asked the state legislature 10
amend present laws so that city
councils could not grant long-term
franchises TO private power COM
panies without vote of the
people.
The message said the Spokane
city council proposed to grant such
franchise to Washington Water
Power Company. which would bar
Spokane from enjoying cheap
power from Grand Coulee dam.
On motion Of Rep. David c.
Cowen. D.. Spokane. the message
was sent to rules and order COM
mittee TO draft such a bill.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-25
Discoverer Of Insulin
Feared Dead in Crash

MONTREAL. Que. - Sir Fred
erick Grand Banting. discoverer Of
insulin. which is saving the lives
of thousands Of diabetes. appsr-
emily has been killed in an air
plane niishap off the Canadian
east coast. I was revealed Monday.
A plane carrying him and three
others has been missing since FRI
day. probably near Newfoundland.
and II was indicated that little
hope Of finding the plane remained.
Details OF the mishap We're sup
pressed by the war censorship.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-25
Bethlehem Steel
Co. F aces Strike

BUFFALO. ~. Y.-The Steel
Workers Organizing committee
issued final statement" Monday
calling upon the Bethlehem steei
Corp. 10 arbitrate a dispute with
its Lackawanna plant employees Of
face a strike which labor leaders
warned might spread 70 all it.
plants and result in walkouts b.
SO. 600 workers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-25
Girl Leaps to Death From
9TH Floor Of Seattle Hotel

jumped" But he said reia-
tiyeS with whom he talked
indicated she had been sub
jecf 70 fits Of dependency
because Of lack of boy
friends
She hsd come n Seattle for
short vacation and registered a.
he hotel Saturday night A let
ter written a. ?. n. 70 RET
mother. Mrs NJ ? Hogan. Spo'
kane. gave no indication that she
contemplated suicide
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-25
Plan TO End Spells a."
System Before Solons

W SHIN G N-President
Roosevelt Monday transmitted to
congress recommendations for
placing all but policy-making gov
eminent jobs and those requiring
senate confirmation under the
classified civil service.
The recommendations. aimed at
ending the traditional "spoils"
system OF filling federal posts.
were drafted by committee OF
prominent government officials
and business leaders after two
year study.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-25
Marriage
1;;cenyes

Marriage license applications
have been filed with the Pierce
county auditor by Stanley T.
Novak, 81. McChord Field. and
Hulda n Moeller, IS, 412s So.
J ST.; Ralph r.. Patterson, p.
NcChord Field, and iona Belle
Neal, 20, Beaumont. Texas; Earl
Dwight Adams, rs. Fall City.
Wash. and Genevieve Virginia
Lane. IL. Carnation: Marvin r.
Rice, rs. Fort Lewis. and jean
cite e. Dupuis, %. 1902 So. Yak
ina; Anthony C. Abel. 33. T444
South Tacoma way. and Wilma S.
ogg. 20, Lewiston. Idaho.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-25
GAARD Is SPEAKER

Conrad Gard viii speak OF
PROPHECIES Regarding Israel Are
Being Fulfilled Today in the An
glo-Ssxon Celtic Peoples Of the
World. VIII These Nations Be De
stroyed :" Monday night at s
o'clock a. Hotel Winthrop. He vii
speak under the Anglo-saxon fec
Grafton
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-25

SEATTLE Miss Betty Hogan.
22-year-old Spokane office worker.
took her own LIE Sunday hy jump
ing from the seventh floor % the
Olympic hotel
She received internal injuries in
the fall ana died in = local hospital
after police and firemen had spent
an hour reaching the theater roof
on which she landed
Defective Lieut.. Frnest
Winter said the girl told him.
II don't know now why
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-25
ERE'S MORE ABOUT
Hitler Hits Treaty.
through the strength of the
German nation.
sTARTs ON PAGE ONE

through the strength of the
German nation.
People said that is impossible.
Certainly. 1t was under As parties
and many conflicting interests.
But once this cleavage was over
come. then Germany could look
forward to the inclusion of more
than $4,000, 900 people or almost
40, 100000 more than the English
The war has proved the value
of this figure
II am prepared TO mobilize half
of Europe in this conflict" Hitler
declared
u am quietly looking forward
to the coming decision" the fuehr-
er told cheering group.
He said report received lust
two hours ago" from the supreme
naval command had revealed the
sinking of another 215,000 tons of
British shipping.
wherever British boats ap-
pear" he said. "our subma-
rines will he ready for them"
Il am grateful" Hitler said.
that once war was unavoidable l
could live to carry it on and 10
do so while I felt still fit
Right now with spring coming
on feel particularly fit
Il rely on the best armed
force OF the world-the best Ger
many ever had-n umeric lily
strong, well equipped and with
good leaders
''Our ornaments preparation
h the proudest achievement of
all time.
Maybe there are a few fools
here in Germany who think Of
revolution. Then they predict that
winter will beat Germany. We are
pretty well waterproof. We have
stood thousands Of winters.
NO power In the world can
dams age our indestructible
unity"
"Germany's enemies" Hitler
said, will see whether we have
slept through this winter. During
these long months when we fought
with few ships Italy tied up the
enemy's warships.
1t Is not material 10 US II the
Stukas sink British ships in the
North Sea or the Mediterranean
We will strike England where il
reaches toward the continent and
will sink British ships whenever
We can reach them"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-25
British Drive OF
Nozi Attuck Planes

ABOARD A BRITISH BATTLE
SHIP IN THE MEDITERRANE-
AN - Via Alexandria, - Fighter
planes OF the fleet air arm Mon
day engaged German dive bomb
ers attempting TO smash q British
supply convoy. shot down one and
damaged another.
The British fighter planes. which
roared to battle from the deck Of
an aircraft carrier. broke up the
German attack and chased the
Man planes away
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-25

PENTICTON. B. C.-Thirty-
three persons were being cared for
In homes in the West Summerland
district Monday. after fire de-
stroyed the Home Of the Friendless,
operated by a religious sect.
Five Of the inmates had 10 be
carried 10 safety.
Damage was estimated al
$4,000. The fire apparently
started in a defective chimney.