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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-01
Man Arrested
For Siabbinu
Suspect Held for
Browl Of April Is


Lloyd wullsm Aecsaa. n. -
1sts - o. "a. arrested sl his
hoas Wednesday sf,ssnpoa ~
rrpwi Car officsrs waiter klksa
and } :. Macs en a Warrant i.-asi
~ Judge clsfsnes IAyton. ehsrE.
las him sith assault ~lth : a<.aly
weapnn.
heCsna l. accused ~ slabelas
AieeFt Naa siyks. 81. ~ saol - ,
81. during . fiEht sariy April -.
felleSias TIE pcileemsns danes
Van slyks " ssin IN Mary Bridge
Clinic hospital. bit his runeition
has improved = -seA an sxgsnt hs
10 expected - ~ released u hls
hams within : fee DAYS. attend.
sHts said
Mccain. whose hail US ST II
i.oeo. admitted "a Capt. ciiff n..
eofns that ~ fought with Van
slyks bat denied that he had n--.i
. knife 81 any other eespon auf.
ing the seuffle he further declared
Van slyks 70 - the sEsro.sef.
me youth, = Kas ssstlen attend
ant ~ss 10 e< susstisn<a ~
Deputy Prosecutor nill ooa<a.la
later In the afternoon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-01
Past Worthy Advisers
Observe May Day

Mrs.. Edwin schsibal will enter
tain Thursday evening for the
members Of the Past Worthy Ad-
yisers club Of Tacoma assembly.
No 2 Order Of Rainbow for Girls.
Mrs.. Donald Kessler. nsviy-elected
president of the organization. will
preside ~ q snort business meet
ing. following which games will
be played.
During me evening . buffet sup
per will b served with Ars Ralph
heeker and Mr.. Richard WinRsrd
j., presiding. A May day motif
viii b carried out in the decora-
tons with a huge May basket IN
the center Of the table filled with
IRIS and roses. Tiny repBess Of
the basket will mark the places.
Guests for the evening vii Be
Aesdames Edwin Kenrick. John
Faulik. Jack KimbaIi. Harry Bsk-
er. j.. Ralph Aeeksr. Malcolm
Engstrom. Sheldon villa nnson.
Ray Wall. Richard Vineyard, jr
Jack Snyder. Donald Kessier. Pay
Locke and Misses Mary Frazier
Dorothy Perkins. Ruth DroVley.
Lillian Hendriekson. Marie Null
gan. vera Bradbury. Maxine
schroedei. Emily Nofks. Barbara
Tissot. Jane Lunooerg. Truls Nae
WsttenbAFger and Dorothy KEEL
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-01
Miss Kuhl F eied
All Ryland Home

Among the showers in honor of
Miss Betty Kuhl, who is to be mar
ried May II to Mr.. Len Richards,
was the kitchen shower given by
Miss Jane Ryland and Mrs. Will
fred blasting at Miss Ryland's
home in Fife Monday evening.
A pink and white motif was car
ried out with pink tulips and white
lilacs on the table. The evening
was spent playing court whist,
honors going to Mrs, o. J. Stall
wick and Mrs. Louis Riebl.
Guests for the evening included
Miss Bernice Kirkebo. Miss Evelyn
Taylor. Mrs. Louis Riebli. Mrs. An
drew Ness. Miss Evelyn Stalwick,
Miss Helen stalwick. Mrs. o. J.
Stalwick. Mrs. o. r. Kuhl. Miss
Marian Ryland. Mrs. J. A. Ryland.
Mrs. T. f. Richards and Miss Lois
Kuhl.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-01
Birthday Celebrated
Al Lawn Party

Mrs p. G. Schreuders. $40 So.
Anderson. celebrated the tenth
birthday of her daughter, JBsnits
Csrole. by entertaining a group Of
children At a lawn party. Out
door games were played. honors
going To Betty Burnsn and Tom
Brocock. After the games. pic
lures were taken, and the trsdi-
tionsl birthday cake. ice cream
and candies were served
The guests were Betty Brown.
Shirley Llewellyn. Marie Miller,
Darlene Reynolds. Poppy Good
win, Dorothes Parker. Shirley
Hammond. Tommy Glump. Gene
Ellis, Betty Burman. Tom Bro
cock, Clayton Stewart. Peggy
Mack. Wsnena skogen, Barbara
Van De Ventsr, Rita Van De
Vsnter. Jusnit& scnreuders. Mari
Ign and Patricia Lyman. Harold
Perry. Nancy Giump and Mars
Ellis.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-01
Youths May
Select Own
Army Dates

WASHINGTON - Speaker Sam
Rayburn said Wednesday that Sc
lective service law revisions now
being considered by the admins
tration and congressional leaders
would permit eligible young men
TO take years army training
any time between the ages OF Is
and %.
Rayhurn said that the proposal.
apparently the one referred to by
President Roosevelt at a recent
press conference. would require
every physically fit young man
between the ages Of Is and % TO
undergo a years training. The
youth would have the choice as
to the year he would fulfill his
obligation.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-01
Irish Chieiisin
Here Saturday

Teainx tns< e@tlna te <n1I1lN
E.r~s palz<s = r>a<<<a<F. O.
Fr.zs klEsle. .zl~ls<>r n spgu11e
= E<m~~z = fsl><<s r~<errH
m<at. 80 - ; rs<~~s ereo1~r
s<tafa<r <xsnEs1
H< wln sFr<<f = 4 <IHew
ss<1tEnr u r<<ams er<>< = -
<fce<ef<1 - 4~<<l<en p<en<n
- E<<i<nz. n ie<&z <nat<e< -
~hi<A Jeaz n<1fsc41,> > 49,
4<Nl
n<k<en<xf> 80 O. Aifezs -
EsrseEn EIF<t Ee.fH4zs<eE $780,
ard h<F Fe&suns - - - -
silntnx - r<<mst H<<f<le = -.
80 pests - 1865 80 ~sA<s<y -
eFstzaes
rv.~s n.s-< IN p<~s.as = -
saturday rps~s~r.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-01
Bridge Class
To Entertain

Members Of the Y. W G. A
class in contract bridge which has
been meeting each Friday morn
INK with M1. Anthony Arntson a.
instructor. will close the spring
term with a party next Friday.
Members OF the class and guests
viii meet in the Y. W. c. a. for
dessert luncheon ~ IL so After
refreshments the group will spend
the afternoon playing progressive
contract. Mrs. Arntson will be as
sisted by Miss Mary cowsn.
Hostssses for the affair viii be
the members Of the class Mrs
NJ ~ stelnhart. Mrs, y. A. Hol-
lingworth. Mrs. ". J. walters. Mrs.
A. J. Knaff. Mrs. Paul stone Mrs
Margaret kongsli. Mrs A q.
Hslf. Mrs. y. J. Jackson and Mrs.
n. A. Llthgow.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-01
Knee-Aciion
Toothbrush Is
Meeting Feature

CLEVELAND - Practical and
not 80 practical devices went on
display here Wednesday At the
annual convention Of the Invsn-
tors OF America.
This YEAR the inventions
range from n Tombstone with
a "hniit-in" photograph Tor
reproducing the voice 81 the
dead. % . f,sherman's he'll
which rings when the angler
hooks n fish.
Fibher Niece. the radio star,
contributed an exhibit which con.
sists Of a block Of wood that may
be attached To the steering wheel
Of an all-metai automobile. en-.
ahling the driver To knock on
wood after narrowly escaping an
accident.
There IL knee-action tooth
brush, a youth mash which IL sup
posed to keep the human face for.
ever young. and a ladder which
adjusts automatically to uneven
ground.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-01
Showers Compliment
Miss Rasmussen

complimenting Miss YeryiRn
Rasmussen, bride-elect OF Mr.. Jack
Csrnett. Mrs william Carnett.
aunt of the prospective bridegroom.
entertained recently ct . dinner
party at the Green Parrot inn.
Table decorations included yellow
fnd white tulips and miniature
baskets. Yellow place cards mark
cd each guests place. During the
evening. Miss Rasmussen was
showered with gifts for her new
home.
Those present were Miss RAs-
mussen and her mother. Mrs. vigo
Rasmussen. Aesd a mes William
Newman. William Pepper. John
Rosenberg, X. o. Gilbert. Miss
Edith Burston and the hostess.
Another party honoring the
bride-to-be was the miscellaneous
shower given recently by friends
In her home. Tulips and nlacs
filled the rooms and centering the
table was a miniature bridal party.
complete with bride and groom.
four attendants and the minister.
Tspers and valley lilies completed
the setting.
Favors st games were awarded
to MesdAmes J. J. Thompson. Bert
Faux. Edna Harding and John
Hulschsr. During the evening, Miss
Rasmussen received q shower OF
gifts for her new hons.
Those present Included Mes
danes y. y. Barnes. william Walls.
Rick johnson. John Hulsehsr. A.
y. Kelly, y. Tiernsy. William
hathewson. Elsie Kelley. Jsssis
Schustsr. Val Thorn son. Mary
Nichols. Lowell Frank. J. J.
Thomson. vigo s. Rasmussen, l..
r. Aldr1oh, Charles NJ Harper.
Bert Faux. Edna Harding. and
Mrs. Virginia Ellison and Mrs. A.
L. schustsr. the hostssses.
Others were the Misses Norans
Tierney. Beverly Thomson. Ruth
Aathewson. Teresa Bsrnss hurisi
and Betty Boyer and the guest o.
honor.
Miss Rasmussen will be married
May 10 st a ceremony 10 BE- held
In Bethany Methodist church.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-01
Kelly-Woiion
Vows Exchanged

In the presence % close relatives.
Miss Helen Edith wos,cn. dsush.
ter Of Mr. and Mrs. willis ?. Wet
ton Of fNiyaliup. and Charles 10.
seph Kelly. Ir. % Mullan. Idaho.
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles ].
Kelly Of Quakertowa. Pc. were
married Saturday afternoon In the
rectory OF All saints Catholic
church. with Father William j.
Quick reading the service Attend.
ants were the brides sister and
brothsr-in.law. Mr.. and Mrs. ROB.
ert n. Allen. jr.
A reception Was held Il the
home ~ the brides parents on
West Pioneer ave. following The
ceremony. The rooms were deco.
rated with white tulips and lilies
NJ the valley. Mrs. Paul woston
and Mrs. Edward ". Thompson.
sunts II the bride. presided. FOL.
lowing = wedding trip 20 vsncou-
ver. n C.. and Spokane. the new
home viii be at Mullan.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-01
Flight Strip
Program Ready
States TO Aid in
Defense Projects

WASHINGTON - Defense off
eisls have completed the draft Of
= $4,000 900 program for con-
strucuon Of flight strips ada
cent to highways to serve as mill
tary airports both in peseetime
and national emergencies, It WAS
learned Wednesday.
Authoritative sources said
financial cooperation BY states
would be necessary. inasmuch
A. no federal funds have heen
provided for the work.
II was said that preliminary
specifications call for construction
a strips. approximately 500 feet
wide by 5000 feet long. on high
way rights-of-way in the direction
of prevailing winds. Officials in
dictated that refueling and repair
facilities are included in the plans.
Officials said the strips would
prove invaluable during war time
as emergency operation bases for
military aircraft During peace
time, they said. they would provide
easy and safe emergency landing
facilities for passenger planes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-01
Soldier Suffers
Minor Injuries

Minor injuries were suffered BY
q Fort Lewis soldier. Melvin W.
Houek. ct iso . m. Wednesday
morning when the car IN which he
was riding eolllded with another
At the Country club crossing just
north Of the fort on the Olympia
highway
Drivers involved In the wreck
were Jack welsman. a.. slHo
soldier, from the medical dstseh-
ment 81 Fort Lewis. who state
Patrol officer Roberts reported
was going 81 high speed on the
main highway. and Capt. Robert
=. Bower. -. u hcchord field.
who drove out of the side road.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-01
Mrs. Clinton viii
Entertain Thursday

Mrs. Robert Clinton of Midland
will entertain the executive COM
mittee of the Pacific Lutheran
Dormitory auxiliary No. 2 for a
business meeting Thursday eve
ming, May 1.
The officers and other assistants
attending will be Mrs. c. S. Fyn-
Doe, president; Mrs. Henry Bernt-
sen, vice president; Mrs. Haaken-
son. secretary. and Mrs. Frank
Gratias. treasurer. Others com
pleting the board are Mrs. II. F.
Skinner. Mrs. r. L. Renwick. Mrs.
r. w. Wegner. Mrs. Thor Toilet
son. Mrs. Harold Keller, Mrs. Rob-
ert Clinton. Mrs. Morris Ford. Mrs.
Burton Kreidler, Mrs. Kenneth
Jacobs, Mrs. Charles Barofsky.
Mrs August Crater and Mrs. Jess
Klssey.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-01
Women Voters 10 Hear
Mrs. B. |. Treioer

Mrs. B. 1. TRIGGER will be the
guest OF the League of Women
Voters at its meeting, May l, at
the Y.W.C.A.. s p. m. Her subject
will be THE Problem of the Refu-
gees" which she is well prepared
to discuss with authority because
of years of experience as a social
worker in New York as well as
administering in groups conduct
ing resettling units in the United
States and other parts of the
world.
Mrs Walter Storey will an
nounce the successful completion
of one-month effort to raise 5000
to complete the state budget in
which Tacoma had an active part.
Mrs. Myrtle MoLennsn will an
nounce plans for the state conven-
ton TO be held in the Hotel Win
throp on May II. with the Tacoma
group serving as hostesses.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-01
Army Going on Air
Each Friday Night

FORT LEWIS - 90 particular
Interest To friends and relatives
81 the 5000 truops enesmped
here. . new radio program ain
10 broadcast by the army sxsry
Friday evening ct 20 o'clock ~.
ginning May ,
News and interviews ~ the
forts men and officers viii eam-
prise the broadcast, ~ihlch viii ~
conducted ny lieut. Joseph n
Roberts II the public relations
office.
Outlets for tho program win Be
stations % the n. n q system.
Including koho IN Seattle. kew
IN Portland and kHo In spoksns.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-01
Miss Edith Allie Honorsd

The Tacoma Theta Rho Girls
club No. recently had = surprise
shower for Miss Edith Allie who
IL 10 BE- married 10 Mr.. Frank
Seldom IN Nay.
Games we're played during The
evening. With honors going 70 Mr.
ID X Brswssugh. Misses Jeanne
Kssrnss. Evelyn IsrEon. Aryisn
Kesysr and Lorraine Adams
Following tho games. the gifts
were unvrspped and a light sup
per Vss served.
The guests included Mrs W. u.
Whitney. Mrs. D. X BreWsauEh.
Mrs. l. 3 Hendriekson ard Mrs..
Palmer Yssgood Misses Murisi
Allie. olgie Udouch. Jeanne
Kssrnss. Ella Bartlett. Grace
Bscklund. Betty Jean Boyd. Eve
Ign Lsrson. Evelyn Johnson. Juan
ia Hansen. Violet Anderson.
Arylsn Ksevsr. Mary Eastern.
Lorraine Adams ana Mildred Wick.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-01
People in
The News

~ N~..~< n~sr~>u1l - q
H&rfe<d GO. Tn>@a4x nfnh1
sk~s - s-a~v.s cs>rs~s 4 fzs1-
h~sxh Nd sesssr<s = 100 epsn6ae
- - average mas = ~ -
-~sreh ~a<s vita - 49, o.
r~st - fsnsas sps~rsl~s. - -
srsss< - ss~@tsan fvem - -
fisne<. sftsF - sr~><s. - 80
~ c.wsl hsid : lsw er<eznn -
the average msn <rs fxnase<un. !
srrs~smsr ~ 2. . lselsfsaeIe1a
hsd spr~r~nsiy acquired scms -
ne stfIfnA<
se.<f n<t.a r<sn< snH s<r~~e
star sna 80 Hhisr~ma. Me-
Yefs msTsstn< IIIs<tfzEer. - -
msus<s esn4sy. Ms nrtan m<t
whitrrms tie y-aFs 49, n : ~.
Iywne< ulEht risn. 80.
A 80 wss h~<n ~ naiiYwced
Tuesday u 1svie rvs1s~ux W>n=
- 4. w<sirs~s .n1 Als wtfs. ~
fsrm<F pss~sHs C~~ne~. n<<r~es
ard d@as<f. Th< sang = fnel<
fourth ehlia
n.s<hs~t>v n~ssy. fr~~la>ut -
ths i.as Annss~@ Daily N~wa s~i4
- . fsais s<esdesss u No. re<k
that AarspA p1ssl~< must swn ~
y. 4 "w destroy u n h~ q =
sin n var ut Am<fi<sn e.
10 Great Britain. ~ sdd~a sur-
ported ny "a intensely ssthunl.
sstis America usli step llstl<r.*
A lshDF alspa< h<tw~sn Wn1<
Ds..<y ard the p~ars~ vne 6Fsw
Aieksy Nsss~~. fDse~td un<k sn1
sthsf ssrtoan ehaFsef<<s u i ~
hands - tAs Nt.Hn ne ennffo-
v~fsy 10 IuFi>fiefsnrsi. invoI~fn9
ne Hefs~a csffsenisf's f>uii1
lAFf.i and me la6spsaa~ss F~a.
srstioH Il aeF~~n csrfoerisfa rns
fcdsrstlan. which ths HaIld essr.e<
= sasapsny domiH.t>d. wss e~Ffi-
nd t~s pears sxs - tefn~inlna
agent foe TIE ssrtnonls1s.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-01
Mrs. Fred Smith and Mr..
ksstner Share Program

An open meeting Of fhs womsn's
Council for Peace will 10 hsld
Thursday In Emerson hall al "a
o'clock. Following . sandwich
luncheon and social hour. Mrs
Frank Otis wlli preside over shs
business session which wfu pre-.
esds the program 81 . a'eloek
Mrs.. Fred Smith vill report IN
national current events Mrs
Alhsrt ksstnsr wili LEAD . dis-
eussioa on international current
events.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-01
Attorney Not
Very Proud
OF His Affair
JoY Allen Denies
He Promised 10
Wed Mrs. Cobls

sEsrrtx tsY e knsa. : -.
sssr-esa 49, u<v<sth<ls-s a.pp<f.
.tlaFuss /. snes s<rr pfessaH -
- affair vfih nr< ns<zes~<
ushae
A. - - Fr~~a<s~x -
s@fss NJ o=kz<. - - .
hssf. ne E<@sn u sssa e@ala
A~ss pais~s - - - .zt<<
vita k<F~
De testified "Wednesday = ne
trial - h~f tfae 90 Hf~s<k q
Froma>~ ~slt sxssA~f asm nrs
Cable - white h.ir>f sne
meshsrsy. charged - waalans
marry hsf AFTER NARY prsml<~=
I'D a. nslmsts. sa.ys<f rsl=sssn-
ship
Allsn dsnlsa Ne hsd <ssr rfsn.
is~i 10 marry h<F. snd ssla
"ra s<t<F nnFFs - l@ks fsk@
NJ ksss< . wsm~s ~k~m ~
-. k~~plsx-
fis also denied ~ hsa Fipp~l ne
sat ~ HE p~nts IN : hs.ts Do.
p=fsuFs ,hFeaEh . ~sH.ssw ~h<s
the late M All<a lnlsFfupf<a :
visit 10 Mr.. 0shl<fs hossl Fssm
~of e.ss-e. I -. : s.s.s<s
ss~s ih<a.- ke said. 4 se@s
hasw what ~ rs~s.sss 80.
sssetfs.-
De admitted Mrs. allsn. wha
died IN 1874. had ehlset<a ts nFs
ashls. she snm~tlm~s wens "a
Mrs. cshle's rcnm. Ne sssa. and
made TIE swfalisst r.sk.t PM
svsr heard
however. As sadsa nrs Allen
hadn't always uptssld<a him foe
Essnf eui with Mrs o.hls
sac atas't kssw .sssf n
~s~fs tiss~." Ne ..is
After Mrs.. oshis divorced her
husband. NJ. wife became v~yy
Jealous. he testified. ~pa=~iniy -.
Gauss ] hass . wsy ~ b<inx
friendly its part - my nature :
10 rather Tlvs than receive
Womsn spectators surrounded
him a. he left the courtroom
Allen iook HE issss u them .ssh
eouftiy bows. and smiles
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-01

Miss Allie F eted
AT Shower

A kitchen shower in the home Of
Mrs. John Mccormick on Wednes-
day evening. was given for Miss
Edith Allie in honor of her recent
engagement to Mr.. Frank NJ.
Selden OF Seattle.
The guests were entertained in
the early evening by Miss Muriel
Allie and Miss Villa Fields. who
presented an original radio skit
entitled THE Housewives Forum. ="
All the guests participated and
each one was awarded a favor.
A recipe book made during the
evening by the guests was given
the bride-elect after which the
hostess presented her with a mock
electric stove, the numerous and
useful kitchen articles being con-
cealed in the oven.
Bouquets of tulips and hlscs
throughout the rooms carried out
a May day motif.
Late supper was served
Those present included the host
ess, Mrs. John Mccormick. who
was assisted by Mrs Arthur Ro-
wan, the Misses Villa Fields.
Muriel Allie. the bride-to-be and
Miss Ruth Otis. Mesdames Robert
Rasmussen. Jack Alderman, Alec
Harkins. Rudolph Pierne. Cyrus
Fields. Alec Thornton. Roy Walk,
Philip Brown. Leroy Baxter, John
Fsssett. Clyde CrisWell, Fritz
Smith. Bernard Aecklenburg. Don
aid Brewsaugh. Glen OTIS. the
hride-elect's mother, Mrs. William
Allie and Mrs. Emelfe willy
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-01
Hides in Auto,
Robs z Victims

Puyallup police were investigat-
ing complaint by two Puyallup
men Wednesday that they were
held up in their car on their way
home Tuesday night.
The compliments. Archie Aspen
and Norman Spruell. said the
assailant had hidden in the hack
of their car. They did not mem
tion the amount taken and gave a
mesger description Of the man.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-01
Clubs

WAYS and Means club. Olympic
Rebekah lodge will meet at the
home Of Mrs. Jessie Humphrey.
$40 Ea. saith st. Friday for 1890
luncheon. Mrs. Frank kendziora
viii be the assisting hostess. Fol.
lowing luncheon the business meet
ing will be conducted By Mrs.
Sherman Ward.
Grace Methodist church Mom-
ems society will sponsor a fancy
work and apron sale at Grace
Methodist church Thursday eve
ming following a o'clock dinner.
Mlspah auxiliary, Amaranth. has
postponed its meeting May until
MAY $. at the home Of Mrs y. A.
Sheldon on jackson Alexander
road. Rte. S. Box a75.
Ladies Aid. Bethlehem Luther-
an church will meet for | o'clock
luncheon Thursday at the home of
Mrs. Ed Thoreson, ais Ea. Harr1-
son.
Ladies auxiliary. I. I. A.. will
hold a meeting Thursday after
noon at $50 in the Msccabee hall.
So. 18th and Pacific ave. Plans
Will be made for an anniversary
dance.
ladies' Aid Of ST. Paul's Danish
Lutheran church will meet Thurs
day at Loughlin's cafe. el7 Pa
cifie. for a o'clock luncheon.
Hostesses for the day win be Mrs
Barbara Petersen and Mrs. Esther
Warner.
Warren Auxiliary, q. y. ~, IL
giving lunch and card party
Thursday in Warren hall The
committee in charge Of arrange
ments are Mesdames J. r. coffman
Fred Nazel, Robert Meyers. Harry
Namnaney. NJ. Rowland. Edward
Hendricksen. J. C. shindler. Lunch
will be served at 1890 o'clock.
and the afternoon will be spent
playing bridge and 800"
Ladies' Aid Of the Bethlehem
Lutheran Church Is scheduled to
meet at the home OF Mrs. Ed
Thoresen Thursday afternoon at /
o'clock. The same evening at 9
o'clock the Senior league will meet
at the home Of Jack Bragga. 1909
So. 37th ST On Tuesday at 7:30
the Junior league Ia to meet at
the church.
Fern Hill Baptist women's So
ciety will meet for regular work
day meeting Thursday at the home
OF Mrs. William Pitt, s414 So. A II.
Fircrest Community church
circle will meet Thursday for
l2:45 luncheon at the home of Mrs.
M. C. Riordan. with Mesda mes p.
L. Vining and Arthur Runion as
sisting. Mrs. Naude Berry will
preside. Mrs. B. A Muller will
speak on Japan.
Ivy Camp n. y. A. viii meet
Friday evening at s o'clock In the
! o o. p. temple Mrs. Charles
Goodier. oracle. will preside.
Past Presidents. Custer Relief
Corps will meet Friday for $50
luncheon at the home Of Mrs. Earl
Williams. 1909 SO. X IT. Mrs.
w. L. Aarden will preside.
Phi Chapter. Beta Sigma Chi,
meets At 8 p. m. Thursday in the
Mountaineers room OF the Fidelity
building. Miss Lorraine Boedecker.
president, in charge Of installation.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-01
BUILDING PERMITS

Building permits were issued
wednesday 70 John Shilling ts.-
500 new residence. I'LL So. 5sth.
George Gerla $3.50 ne2 resi-
dence. 1921 50. cBshmsn. Phoebe
Parker. 81 900 sitsrz tons u shed
into dwelling. 4i+ No. . 81. Irwin
Ness. 5000 new residence, 70zs
50. Warner.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-01

The full name q the Nizsn II
Sydsrsbsd. said 70 b the wealth.
est man IN the world is MIR
Ashbab Ali Khan Bshadur Assf
JAN
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-01
Former Miss Thomes
Honored at Shower

In honor Of the former Miss
Mary Jane Thomas. who became
the bride Of Mr.. B. Ray Stephen
son on Saturday. Miss Marjorie
Obey entertained Thursday at a
bridal shower. Fsvors for games
were won by Mrs. v l. Wood,
Miss Eleanor Stephenson. Miss
Margie Packard and Mrs. Ray
Stephenson
Guests at the party were Mrs
Wade calavan, Mrs. Helen John
ston, Mrs. Margaret Davis. Mrs.
C. T. Morris Mn. J. ". Obey.
mother Of the hostess. and Mrs.
Ma Mcdonald. IN addition 70
those who received fsvors.
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Charity Club viii meet Friday
o. l o'clock for lunch wfth Mrs
Leoaa Olson, 10 So 51st St
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-22
RADIO BROADCASTS
 TO PROMOTE SALES
Prominent Speakers Ap' peal to Public to Buy
 Defense Bonds

Tho Defense Bond Committee to. day pressed It's campaign to Stinlu- late even further the sale of dee fense bonds and stamps. The conl- mittees industrial Subrcommlttee, headed by wendell Cross, conferred with employers to secure their permission for weekly deduction from the pay of employees who wish to buy bonds on inStalments. Ten radio broadcasts were arranged for today, with five prominent speak CTS urging Waterburians to sup- port the bond campaign.
 Under the weekly deduction plan, employees who wish to buy bonds on instailments till out a pledge card and hand 1t in to their employer. The card authorizes weekly deduc- tons from their pay for the pur- chase of bonds. Many employers have already agreed to cooperate.
 The radio appeal schedule for today was as follows:
 Rev. Francis o. Ayres, rector of St. Johns Episcopal church, VERY at e:45 a. m; WATR, 1l:55 a. m.
 Rev. Francis M. O'Shea, per- manent rector of the Church of the Immaculate Conception. VERY, il a. m.; WATR, 1:15 D. m.
 City Treasurer Serg/ A. Belanger, VERY, 2 D. In., WATR 3:35 D. m.
 J. Francis Smith, chairman of the Defense Bond Committee, VERY, 4:4S D. m: WATR, s:25 D. m.
 Mayor Vincent A. Scully, WATR, e:3O D. m, and VERY, 8:30 ?. m.