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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-21
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law. was announced Saturday by
Raw Lyman wilbur, president Of
stanford university.
spring vacation over. Nh. dean
Parker, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
Y 4. Parker, SIS No. Adams ST.
has returned to her studies at
Washington Stat. college.
Class speaker at STADIUM high
schools graduation exercises In
Jun. will be Jack Tuell. He WAS
chosen by members c the senior
class
Tony IAro.s ia recovering after
4 throat operation.
Ia. wilbur n. Mood. .dju,.n, Of
the nth Bomhsrdmsnt Group,
McChord field, addressed elaases at
Puysllup high school this week on
seronsutics.
Rep. G. A. Grdahl will have
charge OF the Wednesday evening
program Of the South Tacoma XII
wants club, He hopes TO he able 10
present Gov. Arthur =. IAsgils a.
speaker.
Recent guests OF the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert ". Wiley
were Mrs. Willey's brothsr-in-lsw
and sister. Mr.. and Mp. H. Fay
smith Of Longview.
sally Sue 10 the name which has
been selected for the daughter born
Easter To Mr.. and Mrs. Villa I'd
Pfitxeom@ysr. Grandparents are
Mr.. and Mrs. &. johnson Of Isss
qush and Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Pfif..
enmeyer Of Tacoma.
Both local representatives Of tho
Americsn-Hswsiisn Steamship Co.
II. Y. Ellis and Bernard lager
have become members OF the Pro
peller club.
Capt. Orviiie Sund. supervisor
Of the Foss Co. returned rrids,
evening by plane from . thrss-ds,
business trip TO San Francisco.
John Mills, veteran Tscomi
printer who Was hurt when strucl
by an auto Dec. IL near the cit,
hall, returned TO work ssturds ,
Russell X. Nelson, son Of N,
and Mrs. n. q. Nelson. ii2s ~
s1,t st, 10 nov a motor mschsni
with the Saith Pursuit squadron .
Hamilton field. Cal He recent
Wa promoted 70 corporal and /
q graduate Of the sirplsns me
ehsnie course Of m. Army Al
Corps Technical sobooI. chsnut
field. H.
Howard Leroy Giilsn. ss04 No
2oth st, will b Tacoma Drsf
Board No. Ia lone candidate 70
Induction into service on April "a
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HERE'S MORE ABOUT
Battle in Balkans
ON PAaE ON =

war for control a the Aediter-
ranssn when and n the Germans
drove the British from Greece and
esta blished Hitler a. virtually IN.
challenged master a the Diro-
pesn continent
spsio's taisnstst ss~s-
pap~r~ again began limiting
hat the country wsa hkeiy 10
totn tire Asts ssd ~ 1staohut
n wss reported thai ksa
agents were sssy preparing
tAs way for German sspss-
Son eastward. especially N
the Ir~e al fields.
The United States consular Off
eisls warned Americans n Turkey
that n was sdviss BILE not Ia travel
by way Of iraq and Franz Won
Pspen. Nsn ambassador ct An
kara. flew To Berlin 10 report on
developments IN tho Near East
where the Turks were believed
likely 10 adopt an attitude Of
strict neutrality despite their pact
to fight with the British against
any menace In the eastern Ned
terrsnesn.
In Albania. the Italian high
command reported that It's troops
were advancing steadily into posi-
lions evacuated by the Greeks and
that o Nyins column had struck
into Jugoslsvis, capturing M
Jugoslsv generals and one army
commanders entire STAFF In con-
nection with tho occupation of
cetinjs and catisro.
The war In the air ~sA less
tatense FRIDAY night over
Bttsia and Germany. bat ~
80 the Nssis reported They
nd destroyed 1900 se~s Of
shipping around the Britain
oeass and damaged other ses-
sells.
Tho British capital reported
that the RAJ coastal command
had carried out large scale opsr.
tons over the North sss. sinkinI
four enemy merchant shlps snt
damaging German war yssssis y
WAS admitted that eight Britisi
planes were missing In the action
in which Berlin ssid that Mar
vsrships svsdsd the bombsfs
On the North African front
lSis AIR forces led BY dive bomb.
sp renewed heavy attacks on ths
bessiEsd British forces 81 Tobrus
where Anzse troops had b<sn re-
ported turning back repeated as
ssuiis
The Berlin high command said
that tho attacks caused many fire.
and spsst destruction 81 Tobru,
and that British suxliiafj
cruiser vss attacked al soiium.
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WATER APPLICATION

OLYMPIA-Wster applications
filed today with Hydraulics Super
visor Charles J. Bsrtholet. Albert
Rhyner, Puysllup. Is second foot
from Wapato creek, Pierce county.
for irrigation.
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Ten More Leave
For Gee Camps

Tea more yesshs isfs here m
day far ccc campo.
tn Camp Lever rsspus. nsas
handle. went Edwin usrot6 nost.
chariss Wiiiism no~en. Noseve
Edward Dowsn. nbsvt nvues Nut.
ter. Leland joyce shIshie snA kas,
Joseph ntsschfIeIdL
Tn Camp Elsssron. ~ Eisetres.
went Douglas Pred Monroe. Will
lam Jseh ossTom. Mssk Reed. ~
and 0lsnn = Wander nrinh
Young men who hsvs not yss
filsd their application may SIN ~
~ fos forthcoming snrolimsnss
during April snA Nay Appli~a-
i,ces ere taken daily 81 the offsee
NJ The Pierre County Wsifsrs ~
pastmsss. 7<sh sad rseifse svs.s
phors Main pttt
ssas ssassa.ari@rss
A. sos tIms, Germany - .
eoslsetios ~ 10 dIsfsrsrt sssseA
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high school auditorium and assist
ing artists will be Miss Ruth Mere
dith. marimbs soloist. and Fred
erick Gamble. tenor. both Of Puy-
aliup. Mrs. Virginia Haynes will
accompany the chorus.
Funeral services for Mrs 4. r.
Lyman will be held Monday morn
ing at $50 at All Saints Catholic
church with Rev. Father John
Power officiating Burial will b
in Calvary cemetery under the
direction of Wrigley and Clements
The rosary will be recited al
the church Sunday evening al $50
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Eighth Ward Club
Will Hear jackson

Ths Elsbth Ward Democratic
eiyb will meet 81 . n. Monday.
April n. IN ~ IAgsss Community
nall. No ssth and Cove sta Sen
~ ~ fssfnsyj jackson ~1iI spsss
ami ~ Jensen sill preside.
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McChord Field Loses
80 TO Portland Base

Eisbiy-thr.s Of 100 additional
air corps officers ana msn rno
arrived st Portland FRIDAY "a aug
nsnt personnel at fhs ns~ air nsss
there are from nechofd field Ths
remainder came from Hamilton
field, Can't
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TO INITIATE MONDAY

Frederic ". KsstOr chapter.
Order Of De Nolsy. viii hold an
initiation Monday evening In tbs
Masonic nall. 50. ssth and Yakima
ave. u. Nolsy mothers also viii
meet
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Police Arrest Man
For Drunken Driving

Keith e. Ksmbis -. Of RI 7.
Boz is5. WAS arrested Oh So. Ia
coma ~sy Friday afternoon and
charged with drunken driving
he vas said 10 have driven ia
= drunken manner from tsth "a
soth St. forcing one ear off the
road.
A partly flied bottle ~ gin gzs
found IN Ma ear. according 70
police
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SERVICES At CHAPEL

speaker ~ IN. East sids chapel,
5Is East zsfh 81. on Sunday eve
ming a. TO o'clock viii bs the
Rev W J. Brooks Re viii ~
accompanied BY q group 81 singers
xho s1ll present Easter music.
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War Zone
Bulletins
~ JiMMv HAlTo

CASuo - nrisish Middle esss
general headquarters reported .
new nrtush sssscsv aver asss
forces 81 scllam. Eayps. today and
declared that Near rchrah. fasya.
nrstish patrols hssssssd German
and Italian columns Satisfactory
progress vas reported fos nviilsh
operations IN Eshiopss.
LONDON - Royal Air
Force planes attacked Two
snsmv eosrovs a~d sseorf,n1
war vessels W the North Sea
yesterday and damaged four
INGREDIENT ships % seriously
that their loss " certain. the
ar ministry said today.
Indicating the magnitude
Of me North Sea operations.
the ar ministry said eight
British pianos Wsvs iost.
LONDON - asse~g nsssssA No.
psstal forces have arrives N oasea.
10 Tree. - sss~>ai s~sss'~~essss
said today.
TAs asssuscesnsst saI1 thet ths
ss~ Tree sAsulalsssssie~ 10000 ~
RasssA An. ~ks rseewsty se,ssA
eassrsl ~ . eeap a'esas ~ naGh.
AsA. was cs,,a,sssttsg Witt Ne
nsvsasA forces.
ATHENS - British and
Greek troops fought off pow
erful new Mani thrusts 81
their shortened defense line.
the British command reported
In . communiqus today. In
flicting such heavy casualties
that military sources said the
| famous Adolf Hitler division
had been knocked out Of the
| Battle Of Greece.
Despite all efforts. our
| front nowhere has been psns-
trsted." the British command
said. Our flanks nowhere
have been turned"
LONDON --Ths ks~sss ~ ~
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sees~s ssiA ipvess~sshsy Ws1s>s.
asyj, n ~ss Assstsss~ today. ~
hssss ~ sssssss~s sssfsssa ~
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John a Speech va, arrested
Friday for speeding. Dewey Tou-
lous. was booke1 for driving q
car without brakes. and Percy Nc
Lachlen for making Y turn.
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Core Of the News
HOLY LAND PICTURES


Motion pictures Of jerusalem
and Bethlehem will be shown at
Salvation Army hall No. 2, li1+
So. 18th st. Sunday at q D. m.
The service Will be open 10 the
public.
Hospital flowers. HIM. Florist
ADV
IsspEcTrNo r. orc
Col. d. p. Grafton. Infantry Of
ficer. was inspecting the r. o.
T. c. at Bsllsrmine high school
Saturday. Instructor Of military
scieno. At III. school 10 MAJ. Allan
Johnson.
Butter cheaper at Cow Butter
Store - Adv
REUNION AT YAIRFAx
There will ~ q reunion party
Saturday. May .. a. FsirfsS with
dancing and card games in the
school house.
baking test. II 10 rieh. strong and
tasty. adv.
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Annual Silver
Tea Thursday
Orthopedic Guild
Will Ruise Funds

PI1ALLTP-To raise funds 70
n Used for orthopedie work in
Tacoma and Seattle hospitals. the
Junior orthopedic guild will holo
its annual silver tea Thursday ~
ternoon in the Elks temple on No
Meridian ST from 2 until 4 O'Clock.
Mrs John Porter Is general
chairman and IL being assisted By
Mrs Bert Nevins. Mrs Streator
Zeal. II. and Mrs. Dor McCsilum
II charge Of decorations. Mrs
Robert Gray and Mrs. Robert Vol
len program, and Mrs W X
Young. tickets. The program will
include selections from Viking
Varieties by q quintet OF high
school students: violin solos BY
Virginia Wepfer. accompanied by
her brother. Fred Wepfer. who will
also play a group Of piano num-
hers, and dancing by Reths Gehri.
To Meet Tuesday
Glove and Trowel Garden group.
unit of the Junior Womans club.
will meet Tuesday at the home OF
Mrs. William Pence. 1902 18th st
s. W. for / o'clock dessert
luncheon with Mrs. A. J. Nc
Csrthy assisting This will be
guest dav and each member Is
asked to bring a prospective mem
Der. There will be an exchange
Of plants and report by the city
heautificatio committee. Speak
or will he Mrs Albert Burke.
Members are asked to notify Mrs
Pence by Monday evening whether
they will attend.
The Study department of the
P,iyallup Womens club will meet
~ the home Of Mrs. Amy Lawler,
eo3 W. Pioneer aye. Tuesday.
Luncheon will be served at
o'clock and members are asked
to bring table service and sand
witches.
Living Women in Politics" will
he the subject OF the afternoons
discussion. Mrs. Horace Williston
will speak on Dorothy Thompson;
Mrs. LAWYER has Nellie Tayloe
Ross. director OF the L. S. mint
as her subject, and Mrs n. A.
Mohr will tell about Florence Har-
rman. L. s. minister to Norway.
MIS-. George Jacobs. chairman, will
preside and Mrs. Mohr is in charge
OF the program.
At Gig Harbor
Members of the Daffodil Birth
day club were the guests Wednes-
day afternoon of Mrs. W. 3
Graham at her home at GIG Har-
Dor Those attending were Mes
DANES Lloyd Ward, J. Turnmire.
H. Humiston. Clarence Otto, r. w
Otto. z. F.. Templin and children.
Tommy and Mary Ann. Mrs. r
G.. Lane, Mrs. Arthur Six. Mrs
{. II. Burr and Mrs. Eva Amey.
Guests of the club were Mrs. F.
W. Gates and Mrs. Elizabe Ray.
Mrs. Ray is here from Port
Angeles as the house guest OF
Mrs. Amey. The hostess was the
only member Of the club TO have
q birthday this month. The next
meeting will be with Mrs. Turn
niire.
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Warren To Speak

Guest speaker at the Chamber
of Commerce luncheon Tuesday
noon will be Ray Warren, head Of
the employment and placement
bureau at the high school.
Puyallup Civic chorus has chosen
Monday night. May 3, as the date
for its annual spring concert. ac-
cording TO Director Paul 3. Wris-
lev. The event will be held in the
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Sunday. DewannheF tesh- ~Ihsrd
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for Christmas donations and officers
we're elected for The cusnlfsg year
Mrs A Stiehhahn was reelected
president and Mrs. Leelse Richard
secretary ard t~reasnger. The hostess
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THE FOLLOWING SCHEDULE Is OFFERED:

rr further particulars consult ". i. Dutieu. General Manager.
mississippi Export Railroad Company. Mo Point. Mississippi
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
Southland
Calls Flint
Residents
FLINT, Jan. II.

THERE is a Southern tinge
= to news these days with a
goodly Flint quota already en-
joying the sun and more plan
ming to leave the last of the
month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred w. Wend-
land are departing Wednesday
for Miami Beach, Fla, to spend
the season. TIL ir daughter.
Mrs. Francis L. Young, will join
them on the trip down and re-
main for a short sojourn. DR..
and Mrs. William p. Boles also
are in Miami.
Mrs. Cady B. Durham, who
usually is all settled in her Win
ter home at Miami Beach by this
time, has decided this year to
postpone the trip until the last
of February. Mrs. Charles w.
Jacobs will leave Monday for
New York City TO join her son
and daughter-in-law, Mr., and
Mrs. c. r. Vincent. They then
will go down 10 NJ iami on
Wednesday for two weeks. Mrs.
Jacobs expects 10 remain in New
York a week before returning
10 Flint.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
Rutherfords Leave

The Frank J. Rutherfords left
The middle of the week for Vero
Beach, Fla. TO spend the re-
mainder of the Winter. They
were recently honored at a re-
ception when they celebrated
their fiftieth wedding anniver-
sary. Joining the Lake Worth.
Fla, group from Flint were Mr..
and Mrs. J. c. Armstrong for
two months and Mr.. and Mrs.
Mark Piper, who will remain
three weeks at tn eir Winter
home. Other Florida-goers in
clude Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Mar
shall. who were accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs Harold NJ. Haight.
DR.. and Mrs. +. a. Roberts and
daughter, Gretchen. have re-
turned after a stay at the ranch
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. +, T
Strong near Negalcs, ARR.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-12
Sisters Entertained

Mr.. and Mrs Russell 6
Bishop Jr. were in Uniontown.
Pa, this week where they
visited Mrs. Bishops parents.
the Linn v. Phillips. Then. the
Misses Betty and Jane Adams
have returned 20 New York
after visit here with their
sister and broiher-in-law Mr.
and Mrs. 4. William Bishop
The Art Class has resumed
meetings. Monday. Mrs Dwight
+. Stone viii be hostess TO the
group Last week. Mrs Everett
l.. Bray entertained members at
the home OF her daughter. Mrs.
William l.. Richards. and also
presented a paper on Art Is
Part of Everyday Living" Mrs.
Frank NJ. Howard and Mrs. OTIS
G. Jackson presided al the tea
table conferred with Spring
flowers.