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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-21
Frederick A. Rice
Dies in California

Word has oecn received here Of
the death il Decoto, Calf. Satur-
day of Frederick A. Rice. -. for
mer Tacoma banker. His wife. the
former Grace Clark, died in 1885.
He is survived by two sisters,
Mrs. George Campbell of Pitts
burgh, Pa, and Miss Effie Rice of
Tacoma, and his brother-in-law.
DR.. F. w. Clark. also of Tacoma.
Funeral services will be held
Wednesday in Decoto, followed by
cremation. The ashes will be sent
TO Tacoma.
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Living Costs
Again Increase
One Per Cent
Boost This Month

WASHINGTON - The fedora
reserve board and the bureau oi
labor statistics reported Tuesday
that Il IL costing the average
American more TO live than :
month ago.
A labor department. survey
reported = one per cent In
crease In retail prices Of staple
foods In the first half Of May.
The labor departments survey
OF Is foods IN Is large cities
showed: Lard up one-half cent per
pound: butter. reversing usual sea
son trend. BY advancing in IL Of
Is cities; pork chops. up an aver
age Of one cent per pound; navy
beans. up two cents a pound; eggs
up an average Of I cents per
dozen.
The major food increases were
in Boston, Philadelphia. Chicago.
Memphis. Seattle. San Francisco
and Los Angeles.
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The Stork
Brought to
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence z. Arm

Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence f. Arm
strong. Roy. Apr. II. daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene l.. Brown.
4O14 So. 34th st, Apr. u. daugh-
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs Norman T. Been
feidt. SCI So. Ainsworth ave, Apr.
Is. daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. F. Broshears,
Lake Louise. Apr. Is. daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. John l.. Bennett,
5000 So. Puget Sound ave. Apr.
%. son.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. S. crayton,
9644 Pacific ave. Apr. IS. son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald H. Clark
11l6 No. 4th st. Apr. 10. son.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Jos. Caruso
his Ea. 9th st. Apr. is. son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence r. Curtin
743is Tacoma ave. Apr. 25
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald r. Dilley
1903 So. Puget Sound ave, Apr
is. son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orville NJ. Eley
Spanaway, Apr. Q. daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin NJ. Ferris
26o7 No. Alder st. Apr. 10. son.
Mr.. and Mrs. James F. Flsnni
gan. 3s06 So. Sth ST. Apr. 10. son
Mr., and Mrs. Hugo l.. Finholm
Gig Harbor. Apr. %, son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph II. Grinnell
Sumner, Apr. 20. son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert NJ Good
220 Ea. 46th st. Apr. II. daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Dayton l.. Gen,
now, 25S0 So. Cushman ave. Apr
10, daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leno Gentili. la
So. Cakes st. Apr. 2. son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett L. Gilki
son. e4s Mckinley road. Apr. "a
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar NJ. Huseby
PSI So. SD ST.. Apr. 81, son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert II. Hath
away. Rte. 6. Box 422. Apr. 81
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Armand +. Hoyt
26le So. 18th St, Apr. IA. daugh,
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. chaS. Hennig
ChehaliS, Apr. u, daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Hathaway
1913 No. Cakes st, Apr. 16. son
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry L. Higgins
1917 SO. 51st st, Apr. 16. daugh,
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Axel r Hammer.
strom. Rte. 5. Box los. Apr. %
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant c. Jochim.
sen. 40 No. Proctor st. Apr. -
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. BERTH f. johnson
University Place, Apr. is. son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester A. Kin.
kale. lis No. Yakima ave. Apr
81. son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels p. Krogh. Gig
Hsrbor. Apr. p. daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs Dwight A. Mason
Caledonia Beach, Apr. 10. daugh.
ter.
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Old Bligh Manor
House Demolished

LONDON-A direct hit by a
German bomb recently demolished
the centuries old manor house
once the home Of Captain-later
Admiral - William Bligh. Of his
majesty's ship Bounty. at Far
ningham. Kent, il was learned
Tuesday.
Bligh and is others OF the
Bounty were set sdrift by mu-
tineers in an open boat in the
South Seas in 1859. In one of the
most amazing voyages in history,
Bligh took his boat 1000 miles
to Timor, in the Malay srchipel-
ago. The mutineers settled at Pit
cairn island. Bligh died in 1917.
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HAPPY
M;rthiaY
TUESDAY, MAY 20

Mrs. Barbara jerks, s6I7 So.
Thompson ave.
Mrs. Roy c. Carlson, Route s,
Box $50. Tacoma.
Mrs. Walter Gisin, ais So.
56th Il.
Marjorie May Gisin, AS So.
56th IT.
Irene Holmgren. ZOE SO. 55th.
Mary Ellen Brady, 500 East
Morton 1t.
Mary Frances Leonard, SIS
East Morton IT.
n. J. Powers. 500 So. seth st.
Russell Hardin. 45I7 Ia. b 1t.
Mrs. Mary Burke, 1852 So.
G st.
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kII;aIlMHE335ESSIA

With departure of three vessels
overnight, Tuesday only two ships
were working their respective
csrgoes at local terminals.
The Katrina Luckenbach put in
for days work of freights bound
for the eastern seaboard. while
the steam-schooner Portland con-
tinued with loading general cargo
for trip to the Philippines under
the Panamanian flag.
Overnight departures included
the Makiki for Hawaii. the Cold
brook for continuation of Puget
Sound loadings that viii include
return here later this week be-
fore departure to the orient, and
the Independence Hall for South
America via way ports.
Slated for arrival on the local
range within the next "a hours
are four other vessels:
The Norwegian motorship Wash
ington Express, going on berth
for the Caribbean: the Coldbrook
returning for completion of out
bound ladings; the HE Maru for
three days cargo work for Jap
anese destinations: the coasting
steamer Coast Merchant on routine
calls.
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Colson Junior
N AIMED Alternate

ST. JOHN, Wash.-The Wash
ington state group of the Ameri-
can Trap Shooting association
yesterday chose DR.. Randall W..
Henry of Endicott, Wash, as
president for the coming year.
Other officers named were Car
los White. St. John. vice president,
and Rex Miles, Spokane, secre-
tary treasurer. Miles was also
chosen as delegate to the national
meet at Vandalia, o. Earl Colson.
jr., Tacoma, was named alternate
delegate.
The next state trap shoot will
be held in Endicott.
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Jesse E. Bunker's
Funeral Wednesday

Funeral services for Jesse f
Bunker, owner of the bicycle con-
Germ bearing his name. who died
Sunday, will be held Wednesday at
$50 p. m. at the Buckley-King
chapel. with interment in Mountain
View cemetery. Rev. J. Renwick
Mccullough will officiate.
Pallbearers will be Frank Meis-
ter, Herbert limbs, r. NJ. A. Will
Jams, r. L. Dodd. Ralph w. Thomp-
son and Herbert Jones.
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TRAFFIC ARRESTS

Motorists arrested Monday for
traffic violations included Samuel
c. Payne, 1920 So. 74th st: r. J.
Welfringer, Rt. 3. box AS. and
Don Murray. 3sl5 No. Tyler St.
all for speeding. and Harry Delano,
1912 So. Sheridan. for blocking
crossing.
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WASN'T THIS MAN

Howard w. Wilson. Of s2s Ea.
54th st, asked publication Tuesday
that he was not the Howard Will
son arrested over the week end on
a drunken driving charge.
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Clothing Workers
Get Wage Increase

NEW YORK - An $4,000. 900
annual wage increase for 135. 900
clothing workers in all parts OF
the country went into effect Tues
day As a result of q collective
agreement reached between the
Clothing Manufacturers Associa-
ton of the United States and the
Amalgama.ed Clothing Workers Of
America.
The pay rise. union officials said.
will bring wage increases Of 10 to
Is per cent TO those affected.
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IDENTIFIED AS TACoMAN

POkTLAND-A 63-year-oId wo-
man who refused to tell police her
name was identified Tuesday a.
Mrs. Lou St cyr of Tacoma. She
had appeared at the Y. W. C. A
explaining that she did not want tc
be a burden on her family.
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EAToNVuLLE GETS Se5.54I

Approval Of S25.541 in wPA
funds for eity-wide street i'm
provement IN Eatonville was an
nounced in a telegram to The Ia
coma Times Tuesday from Sen.
Wallgren and Rep. Coffee.
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Markets 0t q
Glunce


Stocks; Firm in moderate trade
Bonds: Irregular: L. s. govern
ments lower.
Curb stocks: Mixed.
Gotten; Moderately higher.
Wheat: !. to y cent lower.
Corn: Up ! TO = cent
Rubber: OFF more than = cent
a pound.
silver; Unchanged in New York.
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Gonzaga Sets
Homecoming Day

SPOKANE = Gonzaga univer-
sity will hold its annual home
coming game with Washington
State college on November %, it
was announced today.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NG0 AOhh-r orelku eACnAnRe
steady: Tuesday 3 p. m. cable rates
on major currencies:
England (pound) 4.o3ii. up .0oI4 T:
Canada dollar O.s7&. up .o0ls I;
France tfranc) '.02s2. up .00O1 ;
Italy tlira) .o505: Cuba (pesoD
0.s7%: Finland (markka) OPS:
Switzerland lfrancl .2s20ls: ia
pan 1886; Sweden (kronal 1856,
up .000i; Mexico tpeso) .a0s0.
Transferable only under U. S.
treasury license.
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QUESTION SOLDIER

Police arrested Clarence P. Lane.
u. Of the l63d Inf. Fort Lewis.
Tuesday about 40 a. m. after he
allegedly failed TO establish his
ownership of 1871 automobile in
which he was sitting near I'D and
Alaska sts.
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BANKRUPTCY ACTION

Ira y. Sibbert, I'll No. Carr st.
Tuesday filed a bankruptcy petit
ton in federal court here, listing
debts totaling S1,17s23 and no
assets.
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Data supplied by U. S. Weather
bureau Department. OF commeroel.
washington's forecast - Partly
cloudy Tuesday night and We'd
nesday. Fogs near the coast. Con-
tinued unsettled in the northwest
portion Tuesday. Gradually rising
temperatures. Moderate westerly
wind off the coast and over inland
waters Of the state.
Rainfall in Tacoma for the "a
hours ending at S a. m. Tuesday,
none; since May l. PA inches. an
excess of ~ inch: since January /.
11.50 inches, a shortage of 7.O1
inches.
Wind at Tacoma at S a. m. Tues
day, southwest m. D. h: bar
ometer at 30.43. rising and falling.
but .03 higher.
Sun rises at 4:27 a. m. wednes-
day and sets at 7:45 p. m.
Weather May 20, is4O-cloudy.
no rain. Maximum temperatures
was So degrees and minimum 40.
Highest wind velocity was II
m. p. h. from the north.
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Rank REPORTS

Seattle -c1earings Ss.iss. 11s.os.
balances s3.o1s.ses.ss. transactions
s1s.6es. 900. 90.
Porfiand-Clearings &s.243. 1885,
30; balances s2,10e, sT4s&
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PORT CALENDAR

Vessels In Port: Katrina Luck
enbach. Port piers; Portland,
Sperry.
Vessels Due; Washington Elk
press, Shaffer No. 2; Coast
Merchant, Shsffer No. q Cold
brook. Shaffer No. 2; HE Maru,
Sperry.
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Tuesday boasting of weather at
Little America and soothing at re-
ports that Nazis have established
a base in Antarctica.
The North Star, department of
the interior ship, left Seattle Dec.
10 to pick up scientists and ex-
plorers left by the vessel at the
Byrd expeditions base in the
South Polar land. Twenty-Five
members of the crew returned
overland from Boston. where the
ship was turned over to the coast
guard.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-21
LEGAL Notices

IN The SUPERIOR COURT OF TIE
STATE OF WASHINGTON FOR
SPOKANE COUNTY.
IN THE MATTER OF THE LIQUIDA-
TON OF the SPOKANE SAVINGS
BANK. SPOKANE. WASHINGTON.
~ NO sosss
NOTICE or CALL FOR BIDS
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
the UNDERSIGNED viii receive written
bids for the sale OF the following
described property. situate IN Pierce
County. Washington; to-wit; -,
Lots and 8. Block l1oi, Map
OF New Tacoma VT. together
with that vacated portion OF Cliff
Avenue heretofore attached to
said lots improved with q two
story and basement brick and
concrete building with store
rooms on the first floor and Of
fees on the second floor. to-
gether with assignment OF North
ern Pacific Railway Company
ground lease and shed contain
Ing eleven garage stalls situated
thereon. and subject 70 existing
leases and rights Of tenants.
Located at iil3-i5 A Street.
Each bid shall state all the terms
and conditions under which the pur-
chaser proposes 70 purchase said
property, including the amount of
cash and terms and conditions OF any
deferred payments and the method
OF securing the same. The bid shall
be accompanied by certified or
cashiers check equivalent TO 2Go OF
the total bid submitted. The right
Is reserved to reject any and all bids.
Bids must be submitted TO the Su-
pervisor OF Banking at the office of
Geo. D. Poe d Company, Jones Build
ing, Tacoma. Washington. by 10 90
A an
obtain full information concerning
the property at the office OF Geo. ID.
Poe q Company. Jones Building. Ia
coma. Washington. or at the office
OF the liquidator at 7l3 Sprague Ave-
nue., Spokane. Washington. or tit
Smith Tower. Seattle. Washington. =
Dated this i4th day OF May. l941.
j. c. MINSHULL, Supervisor of
Banking for the State of WASH
ington, liquidating Spokane Saw
ings Bank. III Smith Tower,
Seattle. Washington
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touota tons courtesy Dean witteJ a
Co, Washington Bldg. members
New York Stock Exchangel
High Low Clnxe
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OF COUNTY HIGHWAY

CLOSING OF COUNTY HIGHWAY
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
the LAKE LOUISE ROAD at NE
end of Lake will be closed to all
public traffic on Thursday. May p.
l94l. between the hours of 8 o'clock
A. NJ. and Il O'Clock Noon, for NOV
ing OF building thereover.
BY order of Pierce County COM
miSsioners.
S CLIFFORD DAVIS
County Auditor and Clerk OF the
Board OF County Commissioners.
BY F. NJ. Geiger, Deputy.
(SEAL)
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Stock Market Volume Up
After Dizziness Of Monday

TUESDAY
Industrial =. HISS. mp 1-se
Rail .--....--. 1s.z4. mp e.f1
Utility ..... 17-sl. up DOL
IS stocks 49,. fa.o7. mp e.ss
Stock sales Tuesday approx
mated 10000 shares. compared to
100000 Monday. when volume was
smallest since last August. Curb
sales were 100 shares against
$1,000.
NEW foRk-The stock market
advanced moderately Tuesday in
volume substantially above Mon
days session. the smallest since
Aug. Is. 1910.
Railroad stocks were firm Nor
folk q Western ran up more than
three points on = few transactions
and small gains were noted in
Santa Re. Great Northern and
Southern Pacific. Experts est,-
mated carloadings for the week
would show a better than seasonal
rise to new high for the year
steels made small gains on the
rise in production to around 100
per cent Of capacity. coppers
were slightly higher.
Automobile shares we're better.
Douglas Aircraft gained more than
. point and United Aircraft nearly
q point Air line issues were fea-
tured by American. which rose
more than q point.
Betterment in chemicals was ac-
companied by slight improvement
In volume. Oils rose under leader
ship Of Standard of New Jersey.
which gained a point. Utilities
steadied after several had equaled
their lows for the day.
TUESDAYS auorArroSs
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ANTARCTIC CREW HOME

Members of the crew of the ship
North Star were back in Seattle
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Investment Trusts

TUESDAY
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SIf. Wanted, Male. Female

~. CAREER JOBS. learn vitb ~
AZ Aolers College. i2I5 Pacific ~
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Transportation
Instruction

LEAtS WELDING-Master instrljcto-
= 1sea sound Welding School. i37I.
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Church Conference
All Camp Seymour

Annual conference for young
people of Independent Bible church
will be held at Camp Seymour,
Glencove, Wash. June 1921. in
elusive. A record enrolment is
expected before the deadline Sun
day evening.
Heading the faculty will be the
Rev. Samuel Cassels of the Sudan
interior mission. residing at the
present time in Vancouver. B. C.
Other members will include the
Rev. Adam Hunter. pastor of
Westminster Bible church. and the
Rev. Ben Hutchinson. pastor of
Independent church of Port An
geles, Wash. In addition to the
faculty, trained nurse will be on
the grounds throughout the week.
Meals are being planned by Miss
Margaret Collins and Mrs. G. z.
McMasters.
Visitors will be welcomed We'd
nesdsy afternoon and evening, but
no provision Is being made in the
dining room for meals other than
for faculty and conference MEM
bers.
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State Naturopathic Assn.
Convention Opens June IS

Two hundred persons are en-
pected 20 attend the ninth annual
convention Of the Washington
State Nsturopathie association It
Hotel Winthrop June 10 70 q.
Making arrangements for the
three-day convention are DIR. Al
bert Anderson. general chairman:
DIT. Ray Frederick. entertainment
chairman, and Mrs. Albert Ander-
son. chairman Of the auxiliary.
Among the speakers viii be DIT.
Royal Lee. president Of the Vita
min Products Co. Milwaukee,
DIT. Lee points out the following:
Without vitsmin A We would
be unable to see.
without vitsmin b Ne could
not keep warm.
Without vitamin c We could
not stop germ invasion.
without vitamin ID We could
not develop. In the first place.
without yitamin e We could
not move our muscles.
without vitamin y we could
not breathe or absorb oxygen.
without vitamin @ Ne could
not think.
without vitamin X the blood
would leak through the vessel
wails.s
DR.. Wilbur T. Ely. state presi-
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Jos. Steele's Rites
Will Be in Seuffle

Funeral services for Joseph Z.
Steele. brother Of George II. Steele
OF Tacoma. will be held Saturday
at ; p. m. from the Arthur A.
Wright and Sons Funeral home in
Seattle.
Steele. known along the Pacific
coast as a pioneer interior decora-
tor, died Thursday at his home
57s1 Eddy St. Seattle. Though his
last employment was with the
William L. Davis and Sons Co. In
Seattle. Steele had been associated
with firms in Tacoma. Portland
and San Francisco.
He also leaves two other broth.
ers. Howard Of Seattle and Franz
Of Vancouver. Wash. and two sis
tiers. Mrs Mary Nash and Mrs
Genevieve Pierce Of Seattle.
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DR.. Jennie Reed
And 5 Teachers
Resign Positions

DR.. Jennie II. Reed. head Of IN.
research department in Tacoms
public schools. has retired aftel
long and outstanding service. II
was announced AZ the school board
meeting Thursday afternoon.
After serving a. a grade school
principal for a number OF years
she took charge OF the research
department Is years ago. In this
capacity she was In charge Of the
mental readiness tests given chill
dren.
The board also accepted the
designations Of five teachers.
Gordon Tstum is leaving Gsult
school TO accept a position with
the city. and Adrian Gentry. Of
Stadium. Il going into other en-
ployment.
Martha Z. Anderson, Mckinley
school; Eunice Billed, jefferson
school. and Ruth Raber. Mason
school. resigned because they plan
10 be married soon.
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ORTING AT their weekly
meeting In woodmen hall orting
Lions made unanimous nominations
Of single candidates for all offices.
Louis Magrini. editor Of orting
Oracle. was elected president Of
the group for the coming year,
and william Bent. station agent,
was named vice president.
AS secretary. Lawrence steph-
ems viii take care Of minutes.
Burnett Thompson was re-endorsed
10 remain treasurer another year.
Burt Gee. orting frie chief, Is
new tail-twister and Lawrence Dill
lon IL iion-tamer.
John Colyn and Arthur ouabius
make up the board of directors.
4
Brig. Gen. Maurice Thompson.
who was appointed last month by
Gov. Arthur b. Langlie to succeed
George Il. whitlock at superin-
tendent Of orting Soldiers home.
viii begin his term Sunday.
Mrs. G. H. Sampson has been
selected as teacher for orting's
rev kindergarten classes next
year.
Sam Colorossi Is now engaged In
construction of Orting's first cabin
camp-a six unit motor court To-
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Valley Girl
To Be Bride

PUYALLUP-A Announcement Is
made of the coming marriage of
Miss Lois May Jobson, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lester r. Jobson
of 1908 N. Meridian st, and Sid
ney Black. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
William f. Black OF f. Pioneer
ave. The wedding will take place
Sunday afternoon.
Miss Jobson was honor guest
this week at two parties. Tuesday
evening Mrs. Nina Seaman OF Ia
coma, aunt Of Miss Jobson, enter
tanned at n kitchen shower at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jobson. The
supper table was conferred with
miniature bride and groom. Guests
were Mrs. Roy Andre, Mrs. Bro
gan, Mrs. Otto Hanson and daugh-
ters. Mildred and Marian, Mrs.
Martin Olson, Miss Margaret Oh
son and Mrs. Henry Hubbart of
Fife; Mrs. George Nick of Ia
coma; Mrs. James Eliason, Mrs.
w. Z. Black, Mrs. Jobson of Puy-
allup. and Mrs. Al Larlxin Of
Bremerton.
Wednesday afternoon Mrs.
Black was hostess for an after
noon tea complimenting Miss
Jobson. Gifts of pottery were pre-
scented to the honor guest and
presiding at the tea table were
Mrs. Irwin McCoul and Mrs. Earl
Atterberry. The guests were Mes
danes Frank Brunquist. Earl At
terberry. Frank Taft, Henry Van
Meter. Henry Smith. C. II. Carl
son, B. Durga. Howard Gregory,
Irwin McCoul. Josephine McMaster,
Lester Jobson, James Eliason of
Puyailup. and Mrs. Charles Fred
erick and Mrs. Norton Wynn of
Sumner.
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Payment of insurance for collapse of the
bridge seemed rather distant Friday.
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In attractive shades ~ ian. = n
blue. green :. with button ~
front. three large pockets,
drape back. side vents. All u
WOOL ..............
Rhodes. Bargain Anr
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Attorneys Argue Over What Court
Will Have Bridge Insurance Case

Payment of insurance for {
bridge seemed rather distant
Lawyers representing the states
interests and . second battery Of
attorneys for the n Insurance.
companies were engaged Friday In
an endeavor to learn the answer q
the first In . long series of COM
pick questions: In what court will
the case be heard7
Federal Judge Jeremiah Neterer
was devoting the day 10 hearing
arguments - the state asking to
have the pending suit returned to
Pierce county superior court. where
It was first filed by the Washing
ton Toll Bridge authority and
from whence II was removed to
federal court several weeks ago;
thu insurance companies trying
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ollapse Of the Tacoma Narrows
Friday.
to keep II IN federal jurisdiction
after their legalistic trouble Of
getting II there.
Outcome Of the sparring viii
depend upon Judge Neterer's rul-
ing upon the several highly tech
meal questions of law involved
Once the suit IL established in
either court. the state will ask for
fun recovery Of the $5,2o0,ooo in
policies underwritten by the %
companies. claiming complete loss
of use and worth Of the $1,000, 900
span lost last Nov. 7.
The companies viii contest the
demand on grounds that only q
partial loss was suffered to the
amount Of less than $1,000, 900 and
that much Of the span remains.