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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-11
Mrs. A. E. Nordi
Will Open Home
Catholic Women, Club
To Meet "Wednesday

Members Of the Catholic
Woman's club will meet on
Wednesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Arthur +. Nordi
IN No. Cushman ave. Mrs.
Andrew Berilla, president,
will conduct the short bust
ness meeting at 2 o'clock
Mrs. Mark Dolliver viii present
the Afternoon program. which viii
be a book review of when the
Sorghum Is High" by John Joseph
considine. NJ NJ.
For the tea hour. the hostess
will be assisted by Mrs. r EuStscc
Murphy. Mrs. Kenneth Mccarthy,
Mrs. LEO Lawrence. Mrs. y ".
Ashe and Miss Gladys Mcponough
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-11
Hospital Alumnae 10 Meet
Wednesday Evening

The Tacoma General hospital
slumnse association Will hold lis
February meeting in IN. reception
room Of the Nurses HON. on Wed
nesdsy at 3 O'Clock.
Miss Helen Anders. president.
urges all members 10 be present
for an important business meeting
Plans for the April dance and
May banquet are 10 be discussed.
The program will BE- a vocal trio
whose members are the Misses
Ava Hovlsnd. Mildred Nonson and
Elizabeth Dahl Refreshments viii
10 served
The directors will hold their
meeting On N. me evening AZ 7
in IN. record room
Past Presidents club Of Custer
Relief Corps will meet on Tuesday
for Y 30 luncheon and Valentine
party at the home q Mrs. 3. )
Abbott. $500 So Yakimz.
Lincoln G@nit Triangle viii meet
for u 30 luncheon Tuesday - the
home ~ Mrs. r. y Kendall. sis
"a IN. Mrs Y " LsNis and
hiss Ella Bennett oil prsseni
the program.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-11
Alirusa 10 Stress
Defense Cooperation

Following the regular dinner
meeting Tuesday at SIS at Dali
helm. members of Tacoma Altrusa
club will discuss the 5-point plan for
a assistance in the national defense
as outlined by Mrs. Des-
salee Ryan Dudley. international
president Of this long established
service club for women executives.
First point In the plan Is the
registration OF the various skills
Of business and professional women
90 provide census Of special abil.
tiles and occupstional experiences
which will be OF particular use
In the national defense program.
Special fo' ms are now being dis
tributed TO members Of more than
40 Altrusa clubs In all sections
OF the country.
Other points include the study
and support OF the national con-
sumner protection program as d.
rected by Harriet Elliott Of the
National Defense Advisory com.
mission study Of the local defense
program, special attention 10 the
opportunities for the employment
Of women In defense industries,
and vocational guidance and assist
ancs. Under the direction Of Mrs
Charles Robbins. local Altrusa
president. local phases OF the B
point plan are already being put
into effect. with enthusiastic as
sistsnce TO the Tacoma Y NJ. {. A
service recreationsi project. Ais
being carried on with increased
vigor IL the present Altruss pro
gram Of sponsoring vocational In
/ formation and guidance facilities
with many worthwhile contribu
tions already made
Members recently enrolled In In
local chapter Of Altrlsa Include
Junia Todd Hallen. Miss Efitl
Boyd. Mrs. L. l.. Lamb. Mrs. Flor
ence ncHugh, Miss Margaret Bo.
en-. and Miss frankie Lsdley.
transfer from Seattle
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-11
Mrs. Kennard
To Give Program,
Writers VIII Meet Feb. IS
A, Msybin Home

White cuffs Of Dover by
Alice Duer Miller. VIII be read
by Mrs. Hunter kennard AZ
the February meeting Of the
Tacoma chapter ~ the League
of Western Writers, The
meeting will be held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. W. X.
Maybin on Saturday evening.
Feb. 10.
Mrs ksnnard. as program
chairman for tho ehaptsrss<sb.
fuary aesnion. chose this latest
work By Alice Dusr Miller no
cause u has already created mush
interest in the East Although
none ~ the breakfasts we're heard
10 the Northwest. several ~ the
Eastern radio chains have rscsntiy
carried II on their network. Sun
more recently u was presented no.
FORE literary group In Seattle,
but this will he tho FIRST time u
has been heard locally,
Mrs. Lawrence " Mef,silsnd
and Mr. Thomas Brown have
been named on the hospitality
committee by ara " ". Msyoin,
president n tho Tacoma branch
~ N. .ssgts Invitations are
being extended 10 msmbeFs NJ
other local writing sroups and 70
number ~ special Egss's fhs
meeting II scheduled "a bssin Of
IEls o eloeh
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-11
Bspii.s Circles
Are Entertained

The circles ~ The sixth Atsnus
baptist church gill meet a. fol-
lows
ON Tuesday st = o'clock this
members and frlsnds ~ krms A.
Turner circle viii meet al Tho home
~ Mrs v. n Kirkland. z0zf M,
slh 81. Mrs Fi~ood Anderson and
Mrs. Lester Sawyer will be ths a.
slstins hostsssss
Wednesday the sarah T.. Cook
circle will meet fof a 1880 lunch.
ean ~sih Mrs. Harry ssmsnny.
1914 40 Union. Mira John waiisr
will assist.
Aiso on Wednesday will be- tbs
Junior eifcis meeting al the hons
II Mrs. Ronald Whitley. siot No
SIN Of a DESSERT luncheon ~iil BE-
ssrssd at I o'fioek
Mrs. Roger Elder viii opsb her
hons. sszi No. TN st. Ia msmhsfs
81 the North circle ou Thursday
fofa II % cooperative Asnehson
East cifels ~iil meet Al , o'clock
Thursday al me homs n Mrs
irene pssram. itis No. Anasrsen
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-11
Real Relief. Big Saving.
IN Easy. No Cooking.

Tks spisnaia recipe Il Ted - nil
ions sssry year. bsesuss 4 nasss
susb . dspsB1abis, Elective rsmssy fsf
esuxas due 70 eeds. Iis - sssy %
nir-a child ssuid do IL.
ffon ssy druggist, get "a essfss
Of PinsI. . compound esststnssx >ef-
ssy Pine and psistsbis Essiscoi. 10
concentrated form. wsli-kbo~n for its
soothing eject On throat ssd bronchial
membrane.
Then make syfup b. stirring to
esgs VI graduated sszAr ard ers ssp
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-11
Auxiliary Ia the Eagle. Nill hold

Founders Day program will be
presented by Mrs Harold su,isy.
past president. Mrs Les ~aahburn.
president. Mrs Jesse ysisn. vice
president and Mrs Noel Davis.
member Mrs Harry winriek will
be the hostess assisted by Mrs
Walter johnson and Mrs Tom
EnRlsr
Oakland PIT. 4. and rts.s hsoi
meets Wednesday At 7 20 . ~. In
the - hool with A & Thgas. prin-
cipal 81 Stanley school ss the
speaker Mrs Robert y BROOKS
Niil preside A short play The
Start - TT. a piii b. presented
under the direction u Mrs.. Jaes
CO0s nrs L.aufsnes Fraser and
Mrs. Carl F0rsbsfK viii Be eos
hostessss IN charge u tina ssseisi
hour.
willard p.-T. 4. meets Hsdnsr.
day 81 20 . N. 10 ths sehool Niih
Mrs. T. B Barton speaking on
The seven Emotional Periods II
Life" Mrs. Orvtils Bail S4ll pre-
side Mrs. Charles Grover viii 10
the bostsas assisted BY ina sszth
grade mothers
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-11
Son Is Born 70
Mr.. and Mrs, Sheibsl

Mr.. and Mrs " G, Sheihal. 1913
Ea. 3ith IT., are parents Of theif
second child, a son. born Jan u 81
Tacoma General hospital The
baby has been named Thomas
Paul Ne IL welcomed by sis
ter. Shirley Irene and grandpsr.
ents Mrs. Carrie Becker and Nj
and Mrs Paul &, Hheibal.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-11
o0ih Anniversary
4, Celebrated

Mr and Mrs T " ilefengsf
VIII he honor guests at dinner At
their home on Monday on the &c
CASTOR 81 their s0th wedding an.
niveraary More than two score
relatives have been invited 10 al.
tend the dinner for which the
Clezengsr children Will he hosts
A spring bouquet viii center Inc
table and the honor guest viii
wear eornage ~ orchids when
the son and daughters. Mr. Charles
ClcEsnger r.. Mrs. Harry Fellows.
Earl Rider. Mrs. John Wesinreoh
and Mrs. Grace Aetshsf. and
their families gather for the gala
rrichfatian
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-11
Luncheon Il PIsnnsd
70, Rsbsksh Auxiliary

North Tacoma nsb~hsh sussit-
AIRY ~iIl meet Tuesday, In Andsr~
s.n hall fog . n o'eis.k iuaeh>ss.
On tho COMMITTEES In charge are
Mssdamss q. Tbornh~sx. G. ruttie.
E whs@fisy AMI =. atsrsy.
Mrs W. Allie ell prsssds 81 Inc
business meeting. sftsv whlra
shsr. ~sIi he an sashaass ~ vsi-
rntinss
Tho Ways ard Means esmmissss
~ tho auxiliary vii spansss .
valsntins hos sneisI In Andst 90
hall an Tuesday, sysning. nrn
Carol Graham 10 shairmAu. rbe
public " invited.
Ossssiis rssss<. ssSesh>se. viii
meet Tuesday 81 . o'sisrh 81 sbe
home II Mrs n z. whsslss. stf
south l. a.
r.Sss. ..si,,.s, I. Ne ~ DIV
sss iessi wiIl inset Tuesday ssss-
Ing a. . o'clock 81 rythisn hell
for . husiness meeting. rhs sfui
team wiii bs In nniforme
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-11
Fireress Garden Glib
Celebrates Anniversary

Tho seventh annual hsfihass
marty 81 F1rcreat Garden club VII
he held on Tuesday evening At The
home % Mrs Irene Johnson M
y. &. Hsrtsr viii preside Al The
short business meeting.
Roll call viii - answered ~
the flower ~ each members nas
tive state and ia history. This
win he followed nv true and
false auiS.
A paper on vines alll he rad
nv M. & ". Leonard before ihs
late supper IL served.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-11
Benei. 10 Be Given by
Pr. A. "Wednesday Evening

bryant PIT A viii sngnsor
eenent esrd party ard candy sails
"Wednesday evening ., : o'ciecs IN
ths school froees.is ~ the party
ars 70 10 used ~ eutfit school
lnneheon faam fof tho children
ars. Thomas i.owfy 10 general
chairman and is being assisted ~
Mr. n A. stone, Mrs Harold
sch~esnirf. Afs Harold stsvix,
M. q N Cummings. Mrs W q.
Fairs Mr.. r = polan ard Nrs
u " HsAdahi bridge. 800 sna
ptnac hie ara planned FOE the
evening
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-11
For Joyful Cough Relief,
Try This Home Mixture

~ ~stsr q fr~ monssts. asfl ais
ss,issa la M IrsHsls 81 all ssd sssss
baf : hsossat No foosiax ns<dsd.
Pvt he Ptnsf info . plat softs sna
ada yesr sFFsp. Tsis gives ysu . fuii
ont u ssft elective sad qaifksetsas
es..xA remedy. ssd yoa get sbost Tour
tine. as naeh foe your nensJ- u
never sps.ls. ssa 10 ,sfy pissssst-
children lore h.
You'll Be amazed b. the ~sy 4 tskse
koId u coughs. xiying yos dsnShIei
relief. IL loos<as the phicgm. sootnss
M lfritstsd membranes, snd helps
eI.sr ths air passages. Money fsfuse-
I'd 4 rot pleased IA sssfy vsJ.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-11
Former Tacomens Are
Parents OF Son Born Here

Former Tacomans, Mr.. and Mrs.
!. Milton McNeely of Seattle, are
receiving congratulations on the
birth of a son. James Milton Nc
Nicely. jr.. February 5 at ST.
Joseph's hospital The mother is
the former Ruth Cannon, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. T. X. Cannon.
Mr.. McNeely's parents were the
late Mr.. and Mrs. James McNeely.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-11
Mrs. Ksrmin TO Entertain
Al Luncheon tuesday

Mrs. Kurt karmin will be host
ess on Tuesday for the luncheon
of Epsilon Sigma Omicron chapter
of the Arts and Science club. Mrs.
f. r. Phelps of Bremerton, study
director. will conduct a discussion
of Kitty Foyle" by Christopher
Morley and Elizabeth. Empress of
Russia" by Maurine Fleming. Mrs.
V. r. Boucher and Mrs. c. V. Big
ger will be the reviewers for the
afternoon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-11
Tacoma Art Association
Presents Exhibition
Contemporary American Ws'ereoIor,. Silk Screen
Prints and Collections Of Psper~eeh's Are on View

Members and friends Of the Tacoma Art association
invited attend the February exhibition which opened
Sunday afternoon in the College Of Puget Sound galleries
and will continue through March I.
The overcast sky and drilling rain of early spring
day did not daunt the Tacomsns to be the first
view the exhibition Of waercoors and the intriguing
display of silk prints which completely
ignored by the creative artist until the beginning of the
last decade.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-11
League 10 Discuss
Pollock Play
Mr.. Squire WIN A'rssss
ls,es informal Meeting

Another Of the popular
Drama league play discussion
meetings has been scheduled
for Wednesday. Feb. Il. IT >
y. m. in tho Little sheafer.
No. I'd and | sts. timber the
direction II Mrs. william
Squire. th~ss discussions draw
increasingly large atteudane>e
At each meeting.
Miss Marion June Myers. r.
Gently returned from Kansas
City and New York. has A.
ranged the evenings program.
and has chosen Charming PAX
locks House Heautifur for
the topic Of discussion.
A shers r~suw< - ne ks<h-
ground fes this plsY in - Gsvsn
al Ehs ar~ninG ~ the meeting
-u.sss> nssusifut~ hss bsen
acknowledged ara ~ rntiexh's
s~st ne has . remstsssi lnusknet
Zoe getting 81 the heart ef hunsnn
situations and males ths ssesy -
his r~rple stirring and ~nssh.
while In House ussufifur
Archie. and jenntfes. he ~tfe.
make . hsave sna mighty hettIe
FOE real happiness
The Misses Margaret MsrsSteh.
Msrpsy tsefdan. irene Hskas snd
Mrs Arthur rfsmm. tnasshev
with Asssrs George Rsesn. Mar
old Mann. clifford ltatst. Fart
itan and MsIsan ksssham. ss1
Master Harry Garland are aessse.
lns Miss Myers IN the als~usstss
Membership In the rsso N
Drama league. being . civic ~.
ssnlsstlan. 10 open 70 ssesyons ~
ths community. and participates
in lts activities offer many eal-
tursi sdvsntsxss
Coming activities II me lesune
are many. Including the tee tsth1
scheduled In February and Msseh,
,hs one act plays fvom the WORT
ahop alvi.lon reh. u and n. 10 -
followed ~ the fasfsh msIof play,
-call n Day m ths hcsrsis fcs
late In March.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-11
Captain Bigger Feted Before
Departure for Kentucky

AS farewell to Captain Clar-
ence V. Bigger. who left Saturday
for Fort Knox, Kentucky, Mr..
Ernest Feroglia entertained at a
stag dinner at the home OF his
mother. Mrs. J. T. Feroglia. Pres
emit were Messrs. w. r. Matthew
son. Grant Nylander, John Lemon,
Walter Smell. c. c. Mclaughlin,
Kurt Karmin. f. r. Selander, A.
z. Goodrich and J. L. Van Bus
kirk.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-11
PIT. A. News

Stadium High PIT. A. VIII meet
Tuesday at 2so p. m. In room go,
with Mrs l., n. Isaaes presiding
Mrs. Roy kneeland viii prescn,
the Stadium clarinet quartette.
George Lutz. Bud Molindoft. Paul
Davis and Harold Novokoff. Mrs,
Frank Perry will present an In
formation Please" program carry
ing out the years theme. En-
riched Living - The American
Way" bringing out the sharing Of
problems Those participating viii
include A. l.. Daniel. teacher and
parent. Mrs. A. 6. Neon. teacher
and parent. Mrs Robert owen.
parent. Margaret Lndeman and
sherman Day. students. Mrs ".
J. Flagg will give a brief Foun-
der's Day recognition. Following
the meeting Mrs. Chris Morgan
viii be IN charge Of the annual
Mothers Daughters tea.
WEDNESDAY
oault PIT. a. meets Wednesday
at $50 p. m. IN the school with
c. J. shaw speaking on Leisure
Time Mrs. 8. u. Blackburn viii
preside. The Girls Glee club viii
furnish the music. There viii be a
birthday cake and candle lighting
ceremony. Mrs W y. Booth VIII
be hostess and Mrs. Michael
Hngalo viii be hostehsss.
Jefferson PIT. 4. meets We'd
ne.dss at $50 y. m. In the school
+ library. Henry g. Weeks parent
education chairman. viii lead the
discussion On Self Discipline OF
slavery" Mrs. Edwin 4 Moe viii
preside. Aiss Jessie Nelson .
fourth grade pupils VIII honor LIN
coins birthday in song and a play
+ Observing Founders Day With the
traditional candle lighting viii be
Mrs. Joseph HahOskl Mrs
Frances Nelson and Mrs. q. q.
Olding Mrs.. r. u Lnroths and
Mr. Bert watt Nili bs assisted
By mothers Of The fourth grade
during the social hour.
Madison P.-I. 4. meets Wsdnss-
day at 2 30 p m. IN the F.-T. a.
room With Miss Kay Page speak
iny on Mental Hygisns and the
Home Mra Willard May Wiil
preside The group will Obssrvs
Founders Day Mrs. Andy rsdsf-
son will b. ibe hostess assisted ~
Mr. y = limerick and Afs. LIVER
No.
aaniton Pfs.ehsoi meets We'd
nesdsy A. 20 . m a. 5fi5 30
Cove sath Mr. - u HacVean
presiding Mrs.. George HasSina
Slll b. assisted BY Mrs u. walden
MeC4fser Pr A. Will meet
Wednesday al zzO p 10. In ths
music room with Mrs. " G
Thompson as the speaker Mrs
J. n. Bacon viii preside The LIN
coin high school quartet viii sing
ars. Ina Fletcher viii Lead N.
group singing Mrs. Fletcher VII
conduct the eandienghtinE csrs
msny. hfs DsnislVon and Mrs
Anderson viii serve Mr.. \ q
Hsft a. program chairman hsi
arranged the afternoon.
Mckinley Presehooi meets Wed
nssday at = .. m. IN the school with
DIR. c. c. Reynolds speaking OF
First Aid and Safety Measures ir
the Home. Mrs Les WsEhbDri
will preside The Mckinley HI
billiss ~1n furnish the music. TIT
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-11
Central W.C.r.U.
Meets Tossdsy

Central " g r y al Hssf
Tuesday Il 2 s'eioek IN the tifss
Methodist church MIRA ~ .,
Robertson ard Mrs.. Thomas hsin
Nlll b. program speakers. MIRA
Hattie strong ~iii lssd asyotions
ard Misc Sarah hhuiss silI pre-
ssnt selectlons fer ths piano.
Mrs. Logan Mcdonald ali es
Tea hostess assisted ~ Mrs ,. o.
Pslrksy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-11
Tacoma Gods Attend
Dance at Olympic

Sorority colors OF cardinal and
straw decorated the Spanish ball
room of the Olympic hotel in Seat
tie Saturday evening when mem
bers Of Chi Omega sorority held
their annual formal dinner dance.
Several Tacoma goods were among
sorority members who were host
esses for the evening
Miss Mary Gordon attended
with Robert Devlin Of Tacoma,
Miss Kay Kelley with Archie
Pozzi. Miss Betty Klopfsnstein
notored from Tacoma for the
occasion.
Cedar Auxiliary. o. " -, Will
meet tn the South Tacoma Masonic
hall Tuesday for i2:45 luncheon
and business Cards and needle
work will follow Hostesses in
ciude Mrs. Warren Gilman. Mrs
J. ". Thompson. Mrs.. Clifford
Otto Mrs. David Peterson. Mrn
Gertrude Mills
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-11
Founders Day Program
VIII Be Presented

The Harvard Midland PIT. A
will meet Tuesday evening In the
PIT. A. hall Chief whitaker Of
the Tacoma Fire department VIII
speak on safety
There will be = FOUNDERS day
program. a Pageant Told ~
Candles. presented BY soms Of the
mothers The east includes Mes.
danes John Drefing. Floyd Cook.
Byron noys. Martin Peterson.
David Hsddon. Douglas Morris
and Elmer Kennedy.
Mothers Of students in Miss
Lena JenaeBs and NJ Harold
Creys classroom VIII be in charge
o. refreshments.
Auxiliary la the s.aglss slll hold
y 500 party on Tuesday a, z
O'Clock IN the Eagles hall, nrs
Hattie LiIndssn. chairman. Also
on Tuesday VI . O'Clock there stll
b. entertainment with Mrs. Joseph
Habgood As chairman Fayors will
be awarded
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-29
By BEVERLY THOMPSON

Child stars long ago came into
their own in Hollywood but not
until last night did they make any
marked impression here. The
score was made by pretty. petite
Mary LaVerne Thomas. daughter
of MI and Mrs. Irving Thomas.
whose refreshing performance in
the Tacoma Drama leagues cur
rent production. Call 1t a Day
proved such a delightful surprise
to the audience of first nighters.
The play is skillful comedy
dealing with the peculiar antics
of one wholly modern English
family between the hours of
s a. m. and midnight OF a day in
early spring. lAnd who says Lon
don cant be as romantic as Paris
in the spring?) The family con-
sists of the attractive parents.
Roger and Dorothy Hilton. and
their three romantic offsprings.
Doreen Hopper in her role of
Dorothy Hilton is up to her usual
fine standard of acting and does
much TO bring TO the production a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-29
Toll Bridge Board
Meets 10 Decide
On Span Payment

OLYMPIA TNs sssts - hfItk<
snsheFlss ne FriasY sisA Nts
shslFHssa. Coz Arthur n I..nxil<.
= decide which ~ - course. n
feiias n - stssmps y faFee =
Insurance companies u pss th<
=. 10 90 Insurance - collapsed
rseans SaFxa~. bridge
The authority either nay III. ;
court sstlen fer fh< fast .nsunf
- the theory The bridge !. fetal
-. ~ i may skfee "a . three
nan arbitration beard. represent
inK ire stats snd th< companies.
9TH me neutral msmes4. 10 ~
ne Is smaant ne eump.nle.
nnust pay
The companies offered - p.s
81 so 900 ire .meunf fhsv So
would suffice n rebuild fh< bridge
The state. however. doe. not wsns
n rebuild thu bridge heesu=< that
design proved faulty nnee snd he-
cause i probably could nj E<f
insufsnee On . seeead structure
using The came dessrn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-29
Tunnel Tests
Now Finished
Report on Bridge
To Be Mode Later

Wind tunnel tests = astsrmIns
Why the rseams Nsffows bridge
collapsed have esen completed Il
ths Guxkenhsim laboratory 81
California Institute = reehnoleKx
Il wss disclosed Friday N rsss.
dena
Tests were conducted ~ n
Theodore xea ksfmaa. director -
the laboratory. and q. II. Amman
q New York snd Glenn II. Weed.
fuff q san Francisco. consulting
engineers. At The request 81 the
Washington state department q
public works
The committee declined u II.
vulse any conclusions. explaining
that = report. which might run 500
pages. wss being prepared for
John p carmots. director # the
Washington public works depart.
ment.
Wind tunnel tests were made
ON two models Of the Marrow.
bridge. which collapsed New. :. ons
model. % feet In length. was sub
jeeted 10 wind seiacities u five d
100 miles an hour for 100 hours.
The other model wss much
smaller. but Was subjected 10 aim.
liar tests. Cal Tech officials said
They would not say how the
models withstood the wind.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-29

John Phillips. alas {. n. nster.
1871 broadway didn't ct very
FAR without = mlshan when he
drove hls car early Friday after
drinking several hers.
A police patrol car was struck
IN the rear fender ~ Philips car
when he pulled fncm nj. parking
place In the 800 blnek on Bread.
way.
Phillips "a. arrested 1T 18th ard
broadway and charged ~llh afls.
ing a car While under the influence
Of Intoxicating liquor. Pleading
guilty In Judge ". A. Richmond :
police court. Phillip. "a. fined
siso and costs Friday morning.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-29
Call 1t d Day" Delights
First Niqhters Thursday

finished. professional quality often
found lacking in amateur perform
ances. Doug Gould as Roger Hill
ton is excellent
George A. Funk and Eleanor
Baker as the older brother and
sister of the Hilton household
MARY Laverne Thomas plays the
youngest of the triol prove by
their interpretations Of their roles
that they have frank under
standing of the characters they
portray.
The performance of Rose
Herriges. Marian Seymour and
Doris Hemel-as the family ser
vans add materially to the plays
success.
Space does not permit a discus
sion of the merits of the remainder
of the excellent cast A. deBasto
Lello, Betty Walton. Maxine Good
win. Jerry Hurley. Lahore Turner.
Maxine Mandles, Cameron Wilson
and Alice Billow-but may 1t be
said that all were highly CONF
mendable.
Much praise for the plays fine
quality should go to its director.
Mrs. Harry p. Cain. whose work
with the Drama league over a
period of years has been an in
spirstion to the group. She was
assisted in direction by Roy Boyles.
who also designed the eight at
tractive scenes set up on the
theater's new revolving stage.
Call II Day" will be repeated
March %, % and April :, I and 5.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-29
l4CCC Men Finish
Course on Saturday

FORT LEWIS 1T will be grad
uation day Saturday for II Civil
ian Conservation Corps men. who
have been attending junior
officers school here during the
past six weeks. They will be
placed In various Ccc camps of
the Fort Lewis district as subal-
terms
All of the men are either pre-
sent or past members Of the CCc,
or have been employed In a civil
ian capacity by the corps. They
are George Thomas. Fernley Long.
J. NJ. Percell. Francis Barter,
Howard Hembree. John Shaw.
Clifford Grant, Joe Johnson, Lyle
Christensen. X. W. NaSstrom,
Allan Garvin. Darrell Graves,
Milton Bayer and stephen Nc
Neil