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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-25

Burglars were busy in Tacoma
over the weekend. according 10 re-
ports on file Al the police station
Monday.
TIE Tacoma Chinese Hand laun-
dry At e3l St Helens ave. vas
entered by a thief who made away
with 500. Of which $50 was taken
from a desk drawer which he
opened with a key. The other $40
Was taken from the cash register.
In reporting the loss. Eng Jlnhong.
proprietor. said the burglar got
into the building through a tran
som.
Between $50 and SOS were taken
from q grocery store at 1856
Broadway. according TO X. Naka-
nishi. proprietor. A pinban ma
chine supplied sle Of the loot and
the remainder was taken from q
secret cache. Entrance was gain
ed through . side window from
which a screen had been removed.
Polite Burglar
A polite thief looted the offices
Of the Griffin Fuel Co. at 1910
Commerce ct, obtained four car
tons of eigarets. a shirt. overcoat.
a tubs of tooth paste and a handful
Of pencils After proving the Of
flee the burglar, who entered
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-25
Marriage
1;;cen5es

Marriage Incense apple ations
were received Monday by County
Auditor 8. Clifford Davis from the
following: Berger Peterson. 10,
Boise. Idaho. and Mary Palmer.
rs. Bellingham: Alvin T. Ksrb. Fl.
Seattle. and Irene y. Henley. 20,
Dillingham;; William A. Smoker.
20. Fort Lewis. and Margaret %.
Williams. a., Renton; Victor w.
strub, AZ, Fort Lewis. and Helen
p. Casaday. 30. General Delivery.
Tacoma: Harold 8. Feutz. 2l, Of
26i4 So. saith st. and Leona X.
Bodayla. 10. of 5ol6 South Tacoma
way; Frank p. Jones. ~, Pullman.
and Emmy l.. Beardsley. 10. of
33ls No. 18th st; william r. Han
sen, 10. Ri. Z, Box SOFA. and
Marie r. Wiehmsn. II. RI. 4, Box
s66. Eldred r. Cooley, al. Nc
Chord Field. and Merietta J. Full
Ter, Is. OF 1929 So. L St: Jonas
L. Granstrom and Hilds A. Nc
Kay, both Of 5o25 So. ] st; STAN
ley J. N. Hanson. p, of 1923
So. Meirose st. and Alvina J.
Upland, is, Of 1911 So. 14th 1T.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-25
City and Labor Hit
Snaq on River Job

City council members and rep
resentatives Of the Tacoma Build
ing Trades council were called TO
meeting Monday at four O'Clock
TO discuss a snag which has arisen
In employment of men on the
city's Green river pipe line re-
placement job and on the Second
Nisoually Power development
Utilities Commissioner r. n.
o'Neil took the problem TO the
city council Monday morning TO
ask the other members assistance
in setting a dividing line between
civil service jobs and construction
trades union jobs on the city prob
ects.
When work WAS started on the
pipe line there wasn't q sufficient
eligible list of civil service labor
ers TO fill the jobs. Now an exam
ination has been held. however.
and men are available with civil
service ratings.
II was agreed by the council
that the civil service men should
work on maintenance work while
rev construction might logically
60 to the union group, when IL is
agreed what is new construction
and what IL maintenance.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-25
Defense Council,
Cain S Proposal

A new ordinance creating Mu-
nicipal Defense council for the
city. at the instance OF the United
States Office Of Civilian Defense.
was introduced TO the city council
Monday by Mayor Harry p. Cain.
Explaining that the new group
will not displsce or destroy the
Tacoma Home Defense corps,
which was created by a city eoun-
Gil resolution several months ago,
the mayor said its purpose will be
to coordinate all the municipal and
private agencies taking part in
the defense program.
As provided in the ordinance. on
the model of one being adopted
throughout the country, Mayor
Cain will be chairman of the coun-
ell. One of its first jobs. he said.
probably will be 10 establish a
volunteer registration office where
civilians will be enrolled according
to their various talents and trades
10 they can be called in case Of
emergency.
The mayor will appoint COM
mittee of IL persons representing
such groups as the Red Cross, vet
Grams. labor unions and others in
the cross-section Of the home de-
Tense set-up.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-25

An amendment to the Tacoma
department Of public welfare ordi-
nance creating full-time civil serv-
ice jobs OF veterinarian and sani-
tary engineer was introduced to
the city council Monday by Mayor
Cain.
The principal change will result
from the contemplated retirement
in February Of Augustus n. Lown.
city meat inspector. In the past,
the job OF veterinarian has been a
part-time one. II will be filled in
the future by . meat inspector
who 10 q qualified veterinarian.
The job of sanitary engineer is
q new one for the city. Reason for
submitting the emergency ordi-
nsnc now was to make IL possible
TO hold civil service exams for the
two new jobs before the first Of
the year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-25
BUILDING PERMITS

Building permits were issued by
the city Monday to A l. Peter
sen. <52e So. 9th. for a 81 500 cot
tage at 45S1 So. eth; Tacoma
Aerie No. 8. p. o. f. for $4,000
alterations 10 it's club rooms at
1905 Fswcett: Vito Cuttone. s2&
No. Yakima. for 81 900 remodeling
Of a store at 1929 Commerce ST. /;
Nels Jordsl. 1907 No. Adams, for
q 5000 residence At 1901 No.
Union: p. r. Boze. for $4,000
residence at s45 So. rrsfton. and
James H March. for two s., $50
residences, At $50 and $40 Ea-
4eth St
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-25
Chief Replies 10
"Cesiapo Charges

Police Chief Langseth wrote
the city council an answer Mon
day 10 charges OF the Hillsdale
Improvement club last week two
police officers applied Gestapo
methods in arresting two youths
the night of Nov. IL.
The club secretary. Lyle NJ.
Robinson. wrote 10 the council
last week complaining that the
boys were arrested while on their
way TO work on a mill night shift.
questioned discourteously and held
without reason for some time.
Langseth explained that the
two officers had been called TO
22o Ea. saith nj. on complaint of
providers In a car and that the
boys answered the description
and were identified at first by the
persons complaining Of them.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-25
Longshoremen S
Hearings Started
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON - Ths Defense
Mediation bard Monday opened
hearings on a wage dispute be-
tween the AFL international
BonFShoremeu's association and
the Waterfront Employers sSso-
eiAtion q Seattle. Wash.
The mediation panel designated
70 handle tire case was headed BY
?. ". n. Adams. attorney. repre-
sentinE the public. with Cy Ching
representing employers. and
George Goode representing labor.
p. p Foisie. president Of the
Employers ASSOCIATION. attended
a. representative Of the Employ
srs association. Representing the
union were John r. Owens. secre-
tary-treasurer Of lila. and T. A.
Thronson. secretary-tressurer Of
the Pacific Coast LA.
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Maj. Gen. Joyce in
Tribute 10 White

FORT LEWIS - Major General
Kenyon A. Joyce. TX Army Corps
commander, issued the following
statement today regarding the
death of General George A. White:
The death OF General George
A. White. commander of the 41st
Division. brings a great loss to the
army and the nation. He was a
patriot. answering in his devotion
to duty. and a brilliant soldier. His
long and distinguished military
career eliminated in making his
division one Of the best combat or
gsnizations in the army. General
White sxemplihed in outstanding
degree the finest type OF Ameri-
can citizen soldier. He was
esteemed and loved by all who
knew him"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-25
Midland Folks Will
Discuss School Plan

Patrons of Midland school dis
trict will meet at the Midland
Improvement club hall at o'clock
Tuesday evening to discuss the
merits of the school reorganization
plan proposed for that area.
The tentative plan submitted by
the county committee for school
reorganization calls for consolids-
ton OF Midland, Central Avenue,
Collins and Falkland into one dis
trict for the purpose of forming
unit capable of supporting an
adequate high school. junior highs
and grade schools.
A subcommittee chosen by the
county committee To draw up
resolution for this specific area
consists OF Mrs. Art Crate of Ora
ham, Mrs. Bertha johnson. sl.~n Of
Graham. and Percy Cox. county
school superintendent.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-25
Ask Retoil District

A 2o-nsme petition was submit
ted 10 the city council Monday TO
ask establishment Of retail
business district where there now
is = residence area on So. 3sth st
between Warner and Union ayes.
The request WAS submitted to
Works Commissioner Bergersen.
A street light at or near So.
18th and Monroe was asked in
another petition Monday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-25
Premises Abaied on
Beetles Convictions

An abatement decree against
the premises At 1858 Commerce
IT. because numerous bootlegging
convictions originating there In
the last several years was signed
Monday BY Superior Judge Z. d.
Hodge
Prosecuting Attorney Thor c.
nollefson launched the complaint
on behalf Of the state against VIII
liam n. Stubs ~ owner. and Jim
sorelIi and Mary Carney as iessees
Il the place.
Before the location can be re-
opened. the owner must file .
$1,000 bond against violations Of
the Steele act there and must
agree to pay fines should there be
any future violations
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-25
WANTS EXEMPTION

As usual. the city council
couldn't get through = day Mon
day without a parking meter
problem. This time Lloyd f. Con
mel Ireland. constable working
out Of Justice Clarence 2. lay
tons court. asked the council 70
make some arrangement for free
parking OF constshles while they
are serving legal papers in the
downtown area.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-25
Believe One Man Lost
On Tug Sunk by Wind

SEATTLE-Coast guard head
quarters said Monday the tug
Steelhead of the Pioneer Tug COM
psny in Everett was missing and
believed sunk in wind-swept Puget
Sound between Edmonds and Muk-
ilteo. One man was feared miss
ing.
The ferry klickitat rescued
the tugboat's captain. his wife
and child.
Coast guard headquarters sent
the cutter Atslsnta. the patrol
boat go and a plane out 10 search
for the missing tug and man.
Two soows were also reported
10 have broken loose from the tug.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-25
Actions in Divorce

New divorce actions on file In
superior court Monday were start
ed by Cecil against Margaret Stew
art on grounds Of burdensome home
life. and BY Edith against L W.
Gay. on the same alleged grounds.
Final DEGREES have been granted
in the cases q Virginia against
James 7. Mstchett and Hugo
against Vivian A. Trygg.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-25
HAPPY
K;rthday
MONDAY. NOVEMBER -

Ioreen Gunder>on, 1919 Wood
lawn ave.
Mrs.. Sadie Thomson, fs22 So.
18th 1t.
James Rossow, Alas No. SD
IT.
Ronnie krehhiel, ts2s So. A st.
Jeanne Dittman. 4s24 Ia. q.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-25

Pastors Of Pierce county. to-
gether with retired or visiting
ministers. are invited 10 a break
fast meeting 10 First Baptist
church Tuesday AT s q. m. II is
hoped plans will be formulated for
county organization to take
more active part in world relief.
Principal speaker will be Maj.
Arthur Bassett. a leading business
executive of Shanghai. China, who
has been active in China relief
work since beginning Of the
Chinese-Japanese war. The meet
ing Is being called by Rev. George
Dunlap and James Price. represen-
tstives OF the China Relief orga-
nizstion.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-25
NEGRO SFNTFNcED

concurrent sentences Of not more
than 20 years on each Of two counts
Were imposed Monday by Superior
Judge Joseph A. Msnery on Wal
Ter -Gimlin, IT.. Negro convicted
iast week Of an assault and at
tempted robbery of Mrs. Mile,
johnson Of Lakeview.
The minimum term fixed nv law
il five years.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-25
Precinct 80 10 Form .
Air Raid, Patrol Unit

Civilians residing in voting pre-
cinct No. 80 are urged to attend q
meeting 10 be held Tuesday at
s p. m. at eo2 So. sth St. where
plans will he completed for or
gsnization Of an afraid and pa
troll unit Of Tacoma Home De-
Tense corps for the blackout to be
held in the near future.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-25
F. D. to Get Report
On Rail Strike Parley

WASHINGTON-Rsilwsy man.
sgement and operating union Off
cisls said after two-hour con-
ference they would report TO Presi-
dent Roosevelt later Monday on
progress in their negotiations 10
avert a nationwide railroad strike
Dec. !.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-25

in the southend has 10 race across
town To take care Of a call in the
north end"
Bjorslund said he would make
a statement along this line IL he
were called before a coroners in
quest.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-25

FOkT LEWIS-The seth Field
Artillery Battalion Monday was
undergoing general headquarters
firing tests on the artillery firing
range
The tests were TO determine Sc
lection and occupation of firing po-
sitions and to survey gun posi-
lions and targets. actual firing on
targets and 10 check accuracy.
Tests were being conducted by
officers Of the 4lst Field Artillery
Battalion. Maj. Robert 8. Nc
C7enaghan 10 commanding officer
Of the seth
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-25
Large Eggs Down
On Local Market

LAxgs sgKs were decreased one
and two cents o~er the weekend.
local Wholesale dealers reported
Monday.
Special A large. both white and
brown, wSre down two cents TO -
cents pr don. The two-cent de-
crease also applied 10 grade A
large eggs. lowered to II cents per
doa. Grade b large eggs were
Down one cent to IS cents per dox.
Other egg prices remained I'M
eAanged-
Butter and butterfat were being
scld at previously quoted prices,
- were flour and sugar.
Listed quotations are wholesale.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-25
AI.PHoNSE RIEsr

Alphonse Raest. Sc Of 725is 50.
Tscoms ave, died Sunday a. his
home. He leaves no known reis-
tives. c. o Lynn Co. viii an
nounce the funeral
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-25
NAVY rs TOPIC

Our Navy In the Pacific win
BE The topic Of Comdr. c. T. ny-
Tor. ordnance officer Of the 18th
naval district, At the Tuesday
nooa luncheon Of the Tacoma
KiWauis club.
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Sheriff Says Budget Item
Miqht Have Avoided Crash

The fatal collision OF one his
cars with = police car Sunday
might have been prevented. sher-
M John c. Bjorklund said Mon
day, N county commissioners had
allowed him a little capital outlay
item Of only $40.
We tried more than a year ago
to get through our budget an
item for a direct connection with
the police radio dispatcher. such
a. the desk sergeant has at po-
lice headquarters" the sheriff
said. 1T would have cost $40.
The police have been cooper
alive but the existing signal sys-
TEN between US isn't adequate 10
stop a thing such as that which
happened Sunday.
Now we have 10 signal the
police desk sergeant by telephone
IL we want the lights and bells
set for an emergency nun Of our
own.
Present system slow
ut ia necessary to click the
receiver hook three times to at
track the desk sergeant; maybe
he is busy on another phone at
the time. He often Is. As soon
as he can. he answers us and takes
our message. and relays II to the
radio and signal control center on
Tacoma ave.
In a spot emergency such as
the boys went out on Sunday from
here. they could have been half
way To the wreck out on the River
road before completing arrange
ments with the police the way we
have to do now.
AS IL is, both departments have
lost some Of their best men.
For anoher thing. IL the COM
missioners had allowed me the ad-
ditional men l wanted. these boys
OF mine wouldn't have been sit
ting here In the office waiting for
that call: they would have been
out in the car. somewhere In the
country. But it's just impossible
TO work things any other way with
the short staff I have. Ny boys
only get off every third Sunday
the way we're loaded up with
work.
Both Forces Undermined
Il say that both the Tacoms po-
lice department and the sheriffs
office are UNDERMINED. The idea
of police force being 80 short
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-25
OBITUARY NOTICES

Boyksr q Beilinghaa: six rr.ns-
children. and three great srsrS-
children. c. o. Lynn vin an
no1nce ths funeral.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-25

Psultsy-Hens. colored. az TO .
lhs., 2oG7l eta: Leghorn hens,
more than 81 h., i7Gis eta.
and under 81 lhs. IL cta.: colored
frsers, $50 10 ets.; roasters. 10 eta;
rabbits. s6l4 cts, live weight:
turkeys. 2s6z7 eta. per ID. dressed.
RredUce-Lettuce. s. cts, 81 per
crate; beetA 13h ctA per dox
hnchA: cabbage. 30 cts. per sack
and S1Gl-1s per crate; celery,
S1-S00sl.7s per crate; spinach. SO
eta. per crate; turnips. 60 cts. per
bon, and eauliflower 90 cts. por
crate.
DufterfAt-o6 cts.
Eggs-standard 81 cts; medium
- eta
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Special Stocks Lead Market
List In Moderate TRADING

DOW JONES AVERAGES
MONDAY
h1useFsa1 - 1is.so. M e.,s
RAn ........ 1eSs. mp e.es
Cs1nty 1890. iS-eS. off a.e<
Is asechs -. Ss.sS. mp e.es
stock sales Appropriated $50.
90 shares Monday compared with
eso. 600 Friday. Curb stock sales
were IL. zoe shares against 7o2.-
900 In the previous five-hour ses-
sson.
NEW YORK-Specisi stocks
I'D an irregular advance a the
stock market Monday with trad
ing ncdersts.
An early general nee en-
countsred opposition On news Of
stiff Nan resistance on the
Lbyan desert and vigorous Man
pushes h Ruaia. Rails retreated
n an orderly manner when II was
announced the conference Of rail-
rad management and the brother
hoods ended without IN agreement
On the favorable side for steel
shares vas resuption Of work in
captive coal mincs pending settle
nsnt Il the union shop contro-
Very By arbitration. Bethlehem
otssI Ct ~ high a seh wa up
N. n held part Of the rise. u.
3. steel had . small gain At the
opening. but subsequently dipped
- ths previous close.
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WILLIAM n. ARMSTRONG

Funeral services fer William II.
Armstrong. 20. Of Steilscoom Blvd.
vtll be held Tuesday 81 sp m.
from Piper chapel. with the I. O.
o. r. lodge in charge. followed by
cremation. Armstrong died SAT-
urday in a local hospital He was
native Of Dayton. Wash. and
had been a resident Of Tacoma 81
years He was a former employe
Of the Tacoma cemetery. and
member Of Rainier lodge No. IL.
I. o. o. r; Tacoma Encsmpment
No. s. South Tacoma Rebekah
lodge No. $50. Steilaooom lodge
No. 2. r. 4 A. NJ; White Clover
chapter No. 81. o. f. S. and Of
the Fifty-Year club. Besides his
wife. Cora. he leaves one daugh-
ter. Mrs. Ethel Christner Of Cali
fornia; two sisters. Mrs. Phoebe
Bickel OF Seattle and Mrs. Clara
Waring OF Tacoma; two grand
children and two Ereat-grand-
children.
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Both Forces Undetermined

II say that both the Tacoma po-
lice department and the sheriffs
office are UNDERMINED. The idea
of police force being 80 short
handed that a prowl car way out
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BYRON n. PERRY

Byron N. Perry. a., OF Rt 1.
Box 1904. died Sunday In
local hospital. He was a native
Tacomsn. and had been a letter
carrier here for 10 years. He was
a member Of the Methodist church.
Besides his wife, Florence c. he
leaves a daughter. Lorraine, and
son. Malcolm, all of the home:
one sister, Mrs. e. J. Torklep of
Oslo. Norway, and his father. Nile
A. Perry of Tacoma Buckley
King will announce the funeral
arrangements.
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n. Y. CURB STOCKS

Closing Prices rsirnished By
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MRS. CATHERINE T. ATKINS

Nra Catherine I. Atkins. ~. q
Hoquians. died Friday in
Hosuism hospital A native %
Ontario. Canada. she had moved 70
Hoeuiam from Tacoma only few
months ago She leaves her has-
band. William n. Atkins =
brother. John AcChord q Seat
tie. and several sisters. Private
services were conducted Saturday
AT the Pinniek-Coleman chapel.
Hoquism. with the Rev. A. Taylor
Dunlap officiating Services were
a. Fern Hill nausoleurL
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ANDREW p. LFDOUy

Funeral services for Andrew
Peter Ledoux, IS, of Seattle, were
held Monday at p. m. from
Buckley-King chapel. Ledoux. a
resident Of Tacoma until moving
TO Seattle two years ago. died Fri
day in a Seattle hospital. He was
a native Of Little Falls, Mimi,
and a lumber company appraiser
Tor many years. He was a Span
lsh-American war veteran. having
served as a first sergeant in the
U. 8. Volunteers. He was a mem
Der Of the Kirkland lodge, F. "a.
NJ, and Afifi temple of the
SHRINE Besides his wife. Aimee
Rsberg Ledoux OF the home $50
1th n. W. Seattle ne leaves two
sons Rowland E. and Robert n.
Leooux, and four grandchildren.
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MRS. CARLOS G. JACOBS

.HshHhhSDS w 1h&ooS
Mrs. Hattie M. Jacobs. Sc, Of
2602iz No. Proctor, died Sunday
in a local hospital. A native of
Lykens, Pa, she had lived in Ia
coma 81 years, coming from
Wichita, Kan. She was a member
Of John r. Thompson auxiliary,
U. S. w. V, and the Episcopal
church. Besides her husband, who
has been bailiff in Judge Re-
manns superior court dept. No 2
for many years. she leaves one
daughter, Mrs. Alberton Verbeck
of Compton. Calf; one brother
George w. Clark Of Yakima: one
sister, Mrs. J. A. MacBrown of
Tacoma. Buckley-king will an
nounce the funeral arrangements.
MRS. ELIZABETH THOMPSON
Funeral services for Mrs. Eliza
beth Jane Thompson, II, of Min
eral, were held Monday at Morton
Community Methodist church, UNI
der the direction of the Morton
Undertaking Co, followed by
burial in Morton Burial grounds.
Mrs. Thompson was a native Of
Roseburg. Ore. She leaves two
sons, Alfred Watkins Of Mineral.
and Charles Ray Thompson, of
Tacoma; one sister, Mrs. Eta
Watts. Centralia; and three grand
children, Ruth Marie, Lula Belle
and Alfred Ray Watkins, all of
Mineral.
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JOHN 4. mil

Mrs. Minnie Msude Townsend
81, OF ST. East 35th. died Sunday
at her home She was a native
OF Ohio. and & member OF the In
dependent Bible church. Besides
her husband. she leaves her
mother. Mrs. Melissa AIEirs Of
Tacoma; one son, Kenneth clssn.
Of Tacoma; two daughters. Ms
Nelma Grout Of Tacoma Mrs.
Lulu Lyman of Tacoma. tbrs.
brothers, George Alkire n Ia
coma. John Alkire q Calf arr
Charles Alkire Of BRAY. Calf
two sisters, Mrs March Nelson ~
San Francisco. and Mrs. Be-is
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FUNERAL SERVICES

haei William Lonergan-
tuesday at 1;30 p. m. from the
rlper chapel, with the Rev. Hans
svinth officiating. Interment will
De IN Mountain View burial park.
MIS-. Jessie L. smith-Saturdav
al $50 p. m. from Piper chapel.
with the Rev. George Fulcher Of
Ilciating. Burial viii be in the
Tacoma cemetery.