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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-02
ARMY HELP ASKED
DECEMBER Is DEADLINE

In an effort 10 prevent choking
of the nations transportation ia
cilities at Christmas time, officials
of the city's railroads. bus lines
and airlines today asked the Co
operation of the army officials in
staggering the release of military
men from camps and bases.
An estimated 100000 10 300 900
men will be on the move for the
holiday at home. transportation
spokesman said. This will resul,
in much confusion. both TO the
men and 10 civilian travellers, il
all furloughs are granted at the
same time or in large groups.
For Knox, Ky, one of the
larger forts in this area, IL
spreading the release of men
over several days" the spokes-
man said. land we hope other
camps and bases will adopt the
same policy"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-02
Gas Guard Back
Tofd(e Charge

Samuel G Brodie. II former
guard for fumigatlng concern,
was back in Detroit today 10 face
charges OF manSlaughler in the
deaths of two newSpaperboys last
July 8. They entered an apart
ment house Brodie was supposed
TO be guarding and were killed by
fumigaiing cyanide gas.
II wasn't sure ! was wanted
by the police" Brodle said on
his return from Chicago. II
thought when they questioned
me after the accident that they
were through with me.
left Detroit because the
thought of those two boys was
preying on my mind. Besides. I
was and am in i'll health. I'm
glad To be back a..S. gef'' ii off
my chest"
Brodie admitted he went &c
sleep on the Job.
The boys who were killed were
James CabinisS. s. and Richard
Powers, 10, both of ESQ Peterborc
street
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-02

Today we have a new club TO
add 10 that list of sterling organ
cations such as the Burlington
Liars Club and the Society for
the Preservation of Barber Shop
Tenors.
The new organization is the
Green Apple Club.
The Green Apple Club. an or
ganizatlon Of "lOok-alikes, - held
It's first meeting at a luncheon in
the Aztec Tower Cafeteria
The 10 members present adopted
as their official slogan, Eat a
Green Apple and Double Up
The club was started by Howard
J. Harvey, secretary of the De-
troit Business Phone who
claims that he knows $500 peO-
pie who have doubles for whom
they were continually being mis-
taken.
He decided 10 get all the look
aiikeS together.
ITS just a gag" Harvey eX-
planned Something to get peo-
pies minds of world troubles
Circuit Judge Vincent Nj. Bren-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-02
LOOphOIe
Inn Ban on
Left Turns
Iu,ernaiIonsI N.~, sound PINOT,

It's an old saving that there is
a loophole in every law. but you
could drive whole fleet of lotion
trucks right through the new city
ordinance prohibiting left-hand
turns off Grand River avenue
and II something isr,'t done about
IL. that IS exactly what will hap
pen
The neW regulation, which is 10
un-pte effect December Il for a
trial period. states that il is H.
lreai 10 make a left hand turn
from Grand River into an alley
or intersection.
II contains no mention OF turns
into driveWayS or gasoline sta
tonS which the traffic engineering
department also wants banned
bui the error was not discovered
until a delegation from the Strath-
moor Businessmen Association
went 20 the mayors office TO pro-
test the entire ordinance.
Now that the loophole in the
law has been discovered. Traffic
Engineer d. Grant Mickle has
promised il Will be changed 10 ban
left turns Of all varieties.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-02

"And now, Captain Rapp, for
your IS years Of faithful SerN-
Ice a. a doggone good fire
man, the boys want Ia present
you with"
The toastmastcr's words were
drowned out by the rc>oundlns
clang of the fire alarm m Engine
House 3. Before the echo had
died, there was a furry of blue
AS Captain Walter c. Rapp fol-
lowed by his men, slid down the
brass pole and screamed off to
the fire.
BACK AND BLACK
The POSTMASTER and 20-odd Wis
ting firemen settled back They
had assembled in honor Of Rapp-
\ the first man ever TO retire from
Company 3.
Forty-fve minutes later, blackcr
than lamp chimncys and painting
excitedly, the men returned
After exchanging a few opinion,
on the comparative magnitude OF
the blaze, Rapp and his frctiight-
ers sat down TO the leavlngS OF q
fireman-cooked turkey dinner
THE boys want Ca present
YOU with this wrist watch" re-
sumed the toaStmaSter, ignoring
the iwtcrlm.
ALSO GIFTS CHECK
elf the alarm rings ~ 1.j5
tomorrow morning, responded
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-02
Police Seize 4
In Pottery Strike

MT. CLEMENS. Dec. q Fight
ing which has accompanied the
strike called by the United Pottery
Workers tGI03 at the Mt. Clemens
Pottery Company broke out again
today and resulted in the arrest
of four men, three Of them De-
-troiters| by state police. The men
are held for investigation.
Arrested are Stanley Holmes,
II. of Mt Clemens, striker, and
Clifford Pike. 35. Of 3035 East
Grand boulevard; Samuel YaZasile
3S. eof 2609 Coplin avenue, ano
Tony Cargnimo, 35. of 1248 Glover
avenue. all Detroiters. and said by
police 10 be UAW-CIO members.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-02
Doubles Form Club
They Are Hard TO Tell Apart, but Now All Are
Members Of The Green Apples-Doubled Up

nan was there with his double,
Paul II. King, federal referee in
bankruptcy They explained that
they lived on the same street and
are continually being mistaken for
each other.
Campbell Leith. manufacturers
agent, attended without his dou-
bic, who IS ChrySler'S X. T Keller
over at the DAG fellows are
always yelling to me, Hello,
Il. +, ;" Leith said.
Also present was Harold NJ
Hastings, secretary treasurer oil
the Adcraft Club, and double Har.
old Cole, engineer at the Detroit
Edison
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-02
"A FireralaEl'S Holiday
Alarm SpoiIs Presentation TO Retiring Captain;
He Makes Last Run and Is Given Watch
By EDMUND SLEEVES

Rapp, "TIl be the first one on
the rig. And I'm through at 8,
YOU know"
He also received a check from
the Firemcn'S Protective Associa-
ton As tears began to well up
in his eyes. colleague restored
the spirit of the occasion by Of
lering Rapp-who is as bald as a
cue-ball-a bottle of hair tonic.
Rapp AZ. has been a member
of Company 3 since he joined the
fire department. His retirement
becomes effective January 9, after
which he will receive half-pay
pension. Last nights alarm prob
ably was the captains last. how
ever, inasmuch as he is entitled to
a 30-day leave, starting today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-02
Family Charges
DPW Abuses

The c. +. McCoys of 35le
Joseph Campau avenue harbored
three resentments today that Tho
DPW dumped leaves against tho
wall OF their home. that the police
department gave them ticket ion
transferring tho rubin b 10 iitt
street and that patIllman- cnlaed
them for being the real Mccoy
The McCoys charge that NeSter-
DAY afternoon-the- el.aFye-tlea
more than l. hu2hGi- l1 --L4l4la..--.Ll
their rear door whore they have a
sign reading
Please don't dump anything
here"
A complaint 10 he DPW. Nh,
Mccoy SAID resulted in an aigu-
ment during which "a department
employe snapped
"If YOU don't like il sue us"
Mrs. Mccoy then began dump
Ing the leaves. hH,hei As eti-iiftil
. at the curb on Joseph C4mpal
RBcforc her task was completed
FPatrolman James c. Smith pre-
sented her with a Traffic Court
summons charging throw wins
waste on public street
Although the DPW had refused
10 collect the rubbish. Mccoy said
truck picked up ttr leaves
where his wife had dumped them a
few minutes after Smith had left
Mrs Mccoy. who Is convinced
IL have swell case, was ordered
10 appear in Traffic Court Jan
uary 8.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-02
Ordered 10 Lie,
Police Shooting
Witness Says
Declares Officer Told
Him TO Identity Victim
as Blind Pig Capper

The Identification Of Oscar
Rahanian, slain by Patrolmm
Marvin Straith. as a "capper' for
a blind pig was lie told under
instructions of Patrolman Louis
Russell. Marvin Earl Jones testi-
fled today before the police trial
board. Russell is charged by the
board with conduct unbecoming
an officer
Rahanian was slain November
70 by Straith. allegedly after
IRahanian attacked William DAILY,
Etraiths partner. while the police
men were preparing to RAID q
blind pig,
Several hours after the shoot
ing. Jones. who is %, lives at 804
Lafayette boulevard and works in
restaurant nearby, appeared at
the morgue and identified Raharl-
ian as the man who had induced
I him TO 90 TO the blind pig where
he was robbed of S23.
/
CHANGES STORY
Jones told the trial board today:
"Rahanian never took me into
the blind pig. As matter OF
fact, l never saw him I'm It,"
The story of the attempt TO dis
credit Rahanian was related by
Jones as follows: r
Later on the day of the
shooting Russell came into the
restaurant where 1 worked and
said he wanted to talk to ma
and the boss. He said: 4 sup
pose you heard We got into a
little scrape. / want you to go
to the morgue and when you get
there I want you to identify the
man they'll show you as the
man who steered you into that
blind pig"
TELLS OF PROMISE
what did ne promise you:"
a ske d Assistant Corporation
Counsel Nathaniel n. Goldstick,
Il representing the trial board.
: He said I'd get back some or
! most of the money had stolen"
t Jones replied.
Asked whether he had ever seen
| Russell before, Jones replied that
two days before the shooting he
had invited Russell iii for a bar
| becue and that he brought Straitl'
t and DAILY with him.
Before Jones testified. Assistant
/ Prosecutor John A. Ricca and De-
r tective Sergt. George Rose told the
y board Jones had also admitted TO
them his Identification was lie
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-02
BACK AND BLACK
ALSO GETS CMECK

elf the alarm rings ~ 7:55
tomorrow morning,' responded
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-02
Novak Sisters 60 on Tour

The "Novak Sisters" of Detroit
three girls and their mother, who
have become world famous "a aero
bats will leave New York this
week for five months tour OF
South America They are Irene
p Bertha, 20; Viola, Is. and Mrs
Mary Novak, of l0053 Terry
-aNnnnn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-02

For the Inside News" of
Washington. Follow Paul Nal
Ions Column in the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-02
Schools Ready
To Accept Gifts
For Service Men
Part Of Drive to Bring
YuIe Joy to Soldiers,
Sailors and Marines

Detroiters who appreciate the
sacrifices their sons and neigh
bors are making in the armed
service of their country, now have
their opportunity to show 1t.
Beginning tomorrow all schools,
both public and parochial, and all
city recreation centers will accept
christmas boxes for the men in
service.
This is part OF the campaign OF
The Detroit Times Santa for Ser
vice Men Committee for assuring
joyous holiday season for the
soldiers, sailors and marines OF the
Detroit area.
DECEMBER Is DEADLINE
December IS is the deadline by
which these boxes must reach
these centers. but contributors
are urged to get them in before
December 10, in order that those
camps farthest from the city Will
be served in time. Packages re-
ceived before December 10 will be
sent 10 Camp Ham. Riverside,
Cal. and Fort Winfield Scott. San
Francisco, most distant posts
where there are many Detroit
men.
The committee for collecting
and distribution, which is mapping
out the shipping of the boxes, Will
meet at 12:l5 Friday AFTERNOON
in Fort Shelby Hotel.
The home hospitality committee,
which will arrange for parties for
THE men returning home, met yes
terday in The Times Auditorium
while the reception committee met
in the Book Cadillac Hotel
Railroad officials met yesterday
morning with the reception COM
lmittee and pledged full co-opera-
TtToE IN the use OF the stations.
BOOTHS IN ALL DEPOTS
Booths will be set up in all
depots and the union bus station
TO provide information service TO
all men in uniform and drum and
bugle corps units will meet special
troop trains. Large welcome signs
will be hung in all stations.
Beginning yesterday. all DSR
buses and street cars were placed
at the disposal of men in uniform
free of charge for the season.
Large signs in each vehicle eX-
plains the service and procedure.
The man in uniform is handed a
ticket which he places in the coin
box TO afford check of the num-
Der of men using the service.
The Department of Parks and
Recreation reported a meeting of
$50 recreational instructors at ST.
Clair Center TO hear a discussion
tof the aims and program of the
campaign at which each agreed to
pack box for service man in
addition TO urging all the folks
who patronize the centers TO do
the same
/ Money also is welcome 10 finance
this program Checks in any
amount are being accepted. They
should be made payable TO Ben
Young, treasurer for Santa for
Service Men Committee and mailed
10 the Defense Editor, Detroit
Times,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18
J. A. Thompson
Elected Head
Ddffodil Festival
Committees Nomed

: Arthur Thompson. - Tacoma
Ess elected president q the Daffo-
d Festival Coordinsting commit.
tee a. meeting held Thursday
night a. the Puyallup Elks club
Election 81 officers vas the prin-
eipal order % business a. the first
meeting ~ the eoordinsting com
mittee. which officially launches
III. 1891 festival.
Emmett KTefting. Puvallup pub
Usher and civic leader. was elected
vice president Salem Sourse Ia
coma investment man. treasurer.
and Lee Merrill. Tacoma. secre-
tary.
Following thu election Of Of
fieers. discussion Of the prelim-
mary plans for the 1871 festival
was the principal topic OF bust
ness.
Trustees OF the coordinating
individual Daffodil Festival COM
mittees in Sumner. Puyallup. and
Tacoma.
Trustees representing the Taco
ma Daffodil Festival committee
are Frank Wilhelm. Salem Nourse.
J. Arthur Thompson and Lee Mer-
nil
Those representing the Puyallup
committee are Emmett krefting
Harold Larson. Ralph Forbes and
Les Jochimsen.
Summers DAffodil Festival COM
mittee Is represented by Henry
Reynolds. Frank Chervenka. Stan
ley Staatz and Ken Hollings-
worth. Charles W. orion. OF sum
ner. was the only member not
present.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18
Tacoma Is Host
To Chiropraciors

chiroprsctors from all parts Of
the state are arriving in Tacoma
today for the mid-winter conyen-
ton OF the Washington Chiroprac-
tors association opening early to-
morrow at Hotel winthrop Some
delegates will also attend from
British Columbia
DR.. A. A Adams. Aberdeen.
state president. will preside al the
sessions, while Or. A. 6. Payne of
Hoquiam is secretary. Registration
starts early Saturday morning
Speakers for Saturday morning
include an address by the presi-
dent. DR.. A. A. Adams: Or. Y. O..
Harris Of Snohomish will speak on
Frontiers in Chiropractic," and
DR.. Margaret J. Schmidt. chiro-
praetic child specialist Of Seattle,
will speak on Importance OF
Children's Spines to Health
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18
Junior Lodge
To Olympia

The Washington Junior lodge
No. ? OF the I. o. o. F. will go TO
Olympia Saturday night to install
officers Of the Olympia Junior
lodge No. ].
This was the first Junior lodge
instituted under the sovereign
grand lodge and is celebrating its
10th anniversary.
The installing Junior team OF
Tacoma consists of Floyd Graham.
acting grand master. Dick Hagen,
acting grand warden. Ray Handy,
acting grand marshal, George
Bjarke. acting grand secretary.
Bob Hill, acting grand treasurer.
Escorts will be Kelly McClain. Ed
Dahl. Willard Crowley. and Cliff
Deakes.
Following the installation the
team will be entertained by the
Olympia lodge, and refreshments
will be served.
The next meeting OF the Wash
ington Junior lodge No. 2 will be
held Thursday. Jan. 20, in the
I. o. o. +. temple at 9th and
Fswcett.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18
ASCAP Dismissal
Signed by Judge

End OF a bitter three-year legal
battle, Friday three Judge federal
court authorized the final decree
dismissing the suit Of the Ameri-
can Society OF Composers. Authors
and Publishers against Washing
ton state officials and radio sta
tons.
The decree formally substsnti-
sted the courts opinion of last
month, and consummated ASCAP's
first legal defeat in 80 years.
plaintiffs suit is hereby dis
missed" the decree stated. De
PENDANTS and intervenors have
judgment for their costs and dis
bursements
The final action WAS made BY
Bert Emory Haney Of San Fran
cisco. L. 9. circuit court. and L.
s. District Judges John c. Bowen
and Lloyd L. Black OF Washington.
The judges heard the suit en- banc
at Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18
Wild West Post
To Visit Seattle

Tacoma veterans viii engage in
= surprise attack upon Esgleson
post. veterans II Foreign Wars
Seattle. FRIDAY 81 s p. m. accord
inr 10 Commander Fred Brining
Wild West post Twenty-seven
cars will form a. the Tacoma state
srmory At rs ?. n. for departure
awaiting re word Of Elmer Hurd,
convoy marshal
The occasion will mark fhe
Observance 81 Esgleson posts
birthday. and Will permit Tsooma's
Wild IVES, post Opportunity TO
return in kind some Of the noisy
visitation, nv IN. Seattle unit.
The regular meeting Of Wild
We1 has been ordered 70 Seattle
BY the commander, and Will be
convened there as entertainment.
Serving in the chairs, should Wild
West be successful in taking over
the Seattle meeting, will be, Com
msnder Brining. Senior Vice Com
mander James X. Copeland. Junior
Vice Commander o. T. Lefty
Anderson. Chaplain Walter Rey-
nolds and Qusrtermaster George
Russell.
The drum corps under r. w.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18
Checking Up
On State
Representatives

OLYMPIA Political campaigns
at public expense would Be for
hidden BY terms q = bill intro
duoed in the House FRIDAY by Rep
Howard :. Doheriy D. King
The bill provides that 10 public
Official Or employe NAV conduct
4 campaign for any political Of
nee. except the one held. and ORA"
MS officlal salary during the TIME
OF the can pagn-
otner bills include one by Rep
James r watkins. d. hins. ap-
propr1atins sl5oVoo FOR me IN
proVement ~ me sunset highway
between kenton and lsssqush.
one ~ Reps. W. =. beierlein
and D. %. GATES, ID. Ming. pro
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18
Postal Receipts
Still Mounting

Contrary 20 general anticipation
Tacons postal receipts showed
continued and substantial esin'
during the first half Of January
IL Uss disclosed Friday by Post.
master George ?. Fishhurns
An increase 81 70 "a per cent
vas made during the January
period this year - compared with
the like period in 1910.
Postal receipts for the FIRST IS
DAYS Of this month totalled S34..
SIS receipts during the compar-
able period Of 1910 were So. 70i
Fishburns said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18
Notionol Guordsmdn
Held for California

A 24-year-old national guards
man at Camp Murray was arrested
at the post Friday morning by
two Pierce county deputy sheriffs
and held without bail for Cali
fornia authorities who want him
for burglary and jail break
The young soldier, Lloyd Hicks,
alias Paul Hicks, alias friedrich
Johnson. escaped from the Yolo
county jail at Woodland. Calf,
on March 90. 1899. while awaiting
trial for burglary. Undersheriff
CLYDE Knowles was notified.
Deputies Charles Mcdonald and
George kupks picked up the youth
and the Yolo county sheriff was
notified.
Hicks was member of Com
psnv b. 1s6th infantry.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18
Threaten 10 Put
Pickeis Around
Apartment House

More than 100 persons attended
the apartment tenants meeting
called by the Building Service
union Thursday night at Eagles
hall The union presented its pro-
gram and explained difficulties IL
was having in prevailing upon
apartment operators TO enter into
negotiations on wages and work
ing conditions.
A large number OF tenants o.
the Roosevelt apartments. ll04
So. Yakima ave. we're present at
the meeting. The union notified
tenants Of the Roosevelt that
pickets would start Saturday
morning unless a labor agreement
IL reached with the operators be-
fore that time.
II. s. McIlvaigh. secretary OF
the Central Labor council. and
Del Dahlager, business agent OF
the Transfers union. pledged the
support OF organized labor to the
Building Service union. Perry r.
Gershon OF the law firm Of
Stephenson and Gershon. Seattle.
answered in detail questions Of the
tenants with respect TO their legal
rights in the event of picketing.
Charles Kohler, representing the
local union. acted as chairman,
and Merwin L. Cole spoke in be-
half of the Northwest District
Council Of the Building Service
union. The union also announced
that another meeting Of apartment
tenants will be called in the near
future and that no action would
be taken against any apartment
house until tenants have been noti-
fled OF the dispute and given an
opportunity TO learn all the facts.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18
Mrs. Funk Condidote

A petition filing candidacy .,
Mrs Roy a. Agnes NJ Punk
for reelection . the Tacoma
school board VAS n the hands Of
Secretary Carl C. Csddey. he an
nouneed Friday.
Mrs. Funk. now IN her 9th year
on the board. is serving a. presi-
dent Of Il this year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18
Marion Passes Here

Mrs. Essie LsFleur. ~. = resi-
dent OF the L. s. Indian hospital,
died Thursday AZ s ?. m. in a
local hospital. She had made her
home at the hospital the last two
years. Surviving are her husband.
Mitchell. also living al the federal
institution. and a son. Floyd. q
student Of College OF Puget Sound.
Cassidy 4 Allen will announce the
funeral.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18
Meeting Scheduled
Here on Saturday

Official. OF Hunt and Mottet
Co. OF Tacoma will meet at their
offices here Saturday for an an
nusl district conference with rep
resentatives OF The Psrsffine Cos.
Inc.
J W. Corcoran OF Tacoma
northern district manager. and
A. r. Johnson. salesman. will con-
duct for the manufacturer. Sew
enty-five OF these meetings will be
held from coast 10 coast during
January and February.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18

for induction before June.
The induction station here vii
handle all sslectees IN the western
part Of the state. with men
scheduled 70 come here who live
a. far east ~ Wenatchee. Eastern
Washington selectees will be in
Quoted at Spokane.
Some Of the 10 army induction
stations viii have draftees re-
porting IS early as Jan. 20, but
no men will report at the Tacoma
station until Jan. -, officials here
announced.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18
lnduci Eight
Men Jan. "a

Eight Pierce county men win be
inducted into the L. s. army Fri
day. Jan. ~. ~ the selectivs serv-
loo induction station On the 18th
floor Of the Washington building
again takes up il, work after
almost two months lsy-off.
The induction station IN the
Washington building recently was
reopened. with Col. Lewis Turtle
again In command. and soon
drsftees will Be passing through
the station in a steady stream.
On Monday and Tuesday. Jan.
2. and %. . group Of - Tacoma
and Pierce county men w1ll be
inducted-forerunners Of the hun
dreds Of local men who are slated
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18
Marri;age
licenses,

Marriage license applications
have been fled Nth the Pierce
county auditor BY Carl Erickson.
=. ard Evelyn A jacobson. i.
both o Kent. Joe Rolls %. ll0i
Canal 81. snd Florence Brsehbiel.
3. 3402 Nc 2sth. Glen l. Van
NsikenburE -. Olympus hotel
and Hattie p. Krone. .. 80 Paw
oett. Earl ?. Moritz. p. Route I.
BOX Is. Graham. and Margaret
Long, p. 40 No Tacoma ave.