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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-01
Asks for More
New Engineers
ONeil Vents Help
On Power Project

Utilities Commissioner r
D. 0'Neil asked the city coun-
ell Monday for authority 10
employ three additional engi-
neers in the light department
and at the same time read a
request from local engineers
union asking salary increases
of several thousand dollars a
year.
The three new engineers. like
two hydraulic designing engineers
recently hired. viii be put to work
on the new Nisqually power de-
velopment project.
One man would be a civil and
hydraulic construction engineer,
at a salary of $500 a month: one
. senior electrical engineer At
sass. and the other a part-time
electrical and mechanical con-
suitant to be paid 800 per month.
The ordinance received first read
ing without comment.
Engineers from three depart
ments would come under the re-
quest for pay increases submitted
by the Tacoma Association Of
Technical Engineers a Architects.
IN AL local.
"SAlaries paid "a city engi-
neers In Tacoma" the petition
signed by ~ engineers read.
-are nationally recognized ~
sub-standard."
A scale reported accepted
And In some cases exceeded by
other Industrial and municipal
employers In the Northwest
wa~ offered.
II would raise engineering aides
frear chainmen) from a present
xl25 per month to sl75: senior
engineering aides tlevelmen. rod
men. head ehairmen and tracers)
from $50 now to $3.50 to x2i5;
junior engineers ttransitmen and
draftsmenp from $40 now to x1e5
to s255. assistant engineers
party chiefs. structural detailer.
and construction) from present
1928 TO S235 TO $500: associate
z gineers supervising office
force, and designing draftsmen)
from x225 now TO $3.50 to $3.50:
from $3.50 now to $3.50
to $500. senior engineers. from
$500 now To S3s5 to $500, and
principal engineers. from 1915
present salary to $445 TO $500.
The signers were about evenly
distributed from water. light and
public works departments.
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Pays for Old Debt

VANCOUVER. p. ca Ssw
York nan has written MAJOR Hair
cd Martin = Ire Salvation Army
here. enclosing = money order fer
8 Z AS n payment. the man
sad. Ter some Christmas trees e
had cut from someone's and IN
vancouver IN 1875
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HERE'S MORE
ABOUT

Wright and Earl Cassidy from
two-week holidays. Mclean is 60
ing To Glacier National park
while karpach is making a trip
TO Crater lake.
Catherine Madsen of Marine
View drive is visiting with an aunt
in South Bend. She will stay there
there until school convenes IN the
fall.
Puyallup Indian tribe elected
Miss Sally Sicade and Jerome
Natheson TO serve three year
terms on the tribal council Sat
urday.
Mrs. W. W. Newschwander and
Miss Lorraine Tomas. both of Ia
coma. were with their father, At
torney C W. Tomas. at the lat
ter's death Saturday in Green Bay.
Wis, where he made his home.
Reserve officers called into &C
tive service Monday included LIST
1t. Vincent r. Hickey OF Tacoma.
who has been assigned to general
headquarters air force at Nc
Chord Field.
Mrs. Ruth Lesnick. wife Of De-
teetive Walter F. Lesniek. was
taking care of the duties of clerk
in Judge Clarence f. Layton's
justice court Monday while Mrs.
Ethel Y. Carlson is on a three
weeks vacation.
A. l. Scott. chief deputy in the
county clerks office. starts on a
two-weeks' vacation Tuesday.
Recent visitors at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. David Bombard in
South Montesano were MIR. and
Mrs. Carl Harm of Tacoma.
Application for marriage license
was made in Ellensburg by Joseph
Smith of Easton and Lillian
Hughes of Tacoma.
Miss Dorofhea Hackerd of Sales
road and So. G st, recently visited
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. =.
n. Lindberg OF Trseyton near
Bremerton. MIR. and Mrs. Ivan
Morgan, 1919 No. Path, aecompsn-
led Miss Hackerd on her visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parry Jones and
children. 642s Montgomery. re-
Gently visited MIR. and Mrs. ". I.
Jones OF Tracyton in kitsap
county.
Mrs. ben Forbes. 3i2 So. X st.
is now visiting in California and
the three Forbes children are
visiting their grandparents. MIR.
and Mrs. Charles Forbes of Silver
dale.
Mrs. Sam Aronson and daughter.
Judy. of Tacoma recently return
ed from a months trip 10 Chicago
and the middle west with Mrs.
Aronson's mother, Mrs. Kahn Of
The return was made
by way of California where Bar
ney Kahn. noted Bremerton bowler.
il now on army maneuyers.
Charles A. Hammond. Jr. 1901
Nc. ST. has been mailed a draft
from the Wenatehee
draft board.
Mrs. Olive Ollie. 22i5 No. Union
Ave. grand worthy matron OF the
grand chapter of Washington.
Order Of Eastern Star. recently
paid an official visit 10 Alder
wood chapter al Everett.
Pfc. n. X. Terhune, OF Hq. Co.
SIND Brigade. Army Post Office
No. Al. Fort Lewis. Tacoma.
Washington. has just beer notified
that he mas won third prize In q
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continued on the German-occupied
European coast. with Raj pilots
reporting comparatively weak Nazi
aerial resistance.
RUSSIANS ENCIRCLED
A large Russian force. esti-
mated at two whole armies by the
Germans, is believed TO be par
TALLY encircled TO the northwest
of Minsk in the Bialystod area.
The outcome of the Minsk battle
may hinge on whether this Rus
sian force. fighting as contained
efforts to send masses of infantry
in the path of tank forces now in
the Minsk region. Unless the
Nazis can effect a follow-through
the armored units are likely to be
cut off and destroyed piecemeal by
heavy Red armored corps.
To the north, German thrust
which may become q thanking
maneuver was developing.
Finnish troops are attacking the
Soviet base at Hango. in south
western Finland. and heavy fight
ing is in progress, Stockholm
press dispatches said. Russian ar
tillery and bombers are hammer
ing at the Finnish lines, the re-
ports said.
London predicted that the next
two or three days of fighting be-
tween Russia and Germany would
he crucial British sources believed
that the Red army had fought ex-
tremelv we'll so far But the crit
ical test. Is seen from London. was
whether the Russians could con-
tinue for a few more days TO pound
hack blow for blow against the
crashing Nazi mechanical and
srmored troops which have been
the spearhead of the German as
Sault.
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Mrs. Olive Ollie. 22i5 No. Union
Ave. grand worthy matron OF the
grand chapter Of Washington.
Order Of Eastern Star. recently
paid an official visit 10 Alder
wood chapter al Everett.
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You help yourself when you buy
u. 3. Defense Bonds
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ANS HIT By POPE

Instead, the pontiffs address
was eouched IN spiritual language
which deplofed the foreshortened
vision Of certain world leaders and
Il least some passages appeared
directed against the Nazi and
Fascist regimes.
The Vichy regime Of France
broke off diplomatic relations
with Russia and Immediately de-
ployed mobile guards al all stra-
tegic points 10 arrest Com
munistS.
Anksra reported that eight or
nine Italian divisions have now
1oined the estimated $50 German.
IS Rumanian and 10 Finnish div
sions facing Russia
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Charles A. Hammond. Jr. 1901
No. / ST. has been mailed a draft
QUESTIONABLE from the wenatehee
draft board.
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NAZIS BEHIND TIME

MAIN BEHIND lt"I
II was believed in London that
the Germans had fallen behind
their timetable as a result of the
fierce opposition of the Russian
forces and that Germany had been
forced to throw in heavy reserves
on the three chief fronts - the
Minsk, Dvinsk and Lucknow
areas.
An indication of the extent of
Russian unity in the fight against
the invader was seen in the appeal
q the head of the Russian Ortho-
dox church for support of the fight
against Germany.
OF interest exceeding that of the
Orthodox chureh's stand was the
worldwide radio broadcast Sun
day by Pope Plus. Axis propa-
gandists had assiduously spread
the rumor that the pope would
make a fortnight attack upon
Russia in line with the axis at
tempt to Guild up an snu-Com-
munist crusade.
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continued on the German-occupled
European coast, with Raj pilots
reporting comparatively weak Nazi
aerial resistance.
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Pfc. ". X. Terhune, Of Ha. Co.
SIND Brigade. Army Post Office
No. Al. Fort Lewis. Tacoma.
Washington. has just beer notified
that he mas won third prize In y
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-01

Mrs Sam Aronsou and daughter.
Judy. of Tacoma recently return
ed from a months trip 10 Chicago
and the middle west with Mrs
Aronson's mother, Mrs. J Kahn Of
Bremerton. The return was made
by way Of California where Bar
ney Kahn. noted Bremerton bowler.
il now on army msneuyers.
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Mrs. Ben Forbes. 3i2 SO. X St.
is now visiting in California and
the three Forbes children are
visiting their grandparents. MIR.
and Mrs. Charles Forbes of Silver
dale.
Evening star., 1941-01-05

g. =
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All0.
Evening star., 1941-01-05

avalanche roar, as fearsome as an earthquake.
Then with death nipping him close, hope
struck again at his heart His well-exeCuted leap
at the cliff edge was hurting him farther through
the air than the writhing spume which blew
ahead of the snowslide. On his wooden wings,
there at the last, he had been riding the crest
of the avalanche, as though skimming break
ing wave in canoe. Now he had overshot that
wavei
Down he dropped, down, clear of the seeth-
ing gray cloud, his red mackinaw blazing
plummet in the sunlight. A jagged Uag rose
up to crush him. With swish he was past it,
hurting down down.
The next sickening moment he thought he
could not miss being impaled on one of the
multitude of green pine spires which thrust up
from the slope below. But no - he would miss
the trees by breath! He would land on the
steep slideway. He had chance. The wonder
of fhaf cho
Evening star., 1941-01-05

it unscathed. But before he quite reached the
high-level safety of the trees, he was caught up
and enveloped again in the snow spume that
ragged ahead of the avalanche. Blindly ne cata-
pulled through the stinging gray cloud. Sud
denly the cloud CONCEALED.
He felt himself picked up and hurled over
and over. Hard snow pressed on him from all
sides. Tons of snow it seemed. Acres of it.
Mountains. All the colors of the sun flashed In
his eyes. Then backness.
k1E COULDN'T have been out very long, Cint
reasoned, as he opened bruised eyes. Not very
long; he could still hear the roar of the ava
lanche.
Painfully he pried himself from the packed
snow and stared around. His fox-skin cap was
gone, and his long hair matted over his fore
head, was sopped with blood. His red macki-
nav hung to him in rags. One ski was missing.
and the splintered end of the other stuck up
through the snow near by.
The air was clear of snow spume now. AT
his back was the jack-pine timber. and dropping
away below him was that very trough OF death
through which the avalanche had passed.
That Devils Bowling Alley was no smooth.
white sdeway now. The passing avalanche
I.-.Iol - of &c I,IopLof 0f cu0v. there
Evening star., 1941-01-05

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Il Short Story Complete on This Page
+ X
p YIGH up the slope of Roaring Mountain
the breed, Pierre, oouched on his snow
- - shoes and waited. His was the treless
Evening star., 1941-01-05

roar did not come from below where the ava
lanche had gone, but from higher up the
mountain!
Shielding eyes with unsteady hands, he
squinted against the sun.
Up there, far above the cliff ledge where
that amazing bolt of lightning from sunlit sky
had shattered the comb of ice to start the ava
lanche, high, high up on the glacial -girded
shoulder of Roaring Mountain, a wall of seeth-
ing white had reared itself. And this was easier
to understand than what had gone before. The
earth trsmors from that first slide had n''ledshed
another avalanche from higher up the n'oil'fd'n
lake a falling cloud it was sweeping down
Evening star., 1941-01-05

kwSIs|ll,
|IlAlno
Evening star., 1941-01-05

mr. M n
Evening star., 1941-01-05

-!
I,
tightly to that earthquake stick. His hand was
sticky with sweat inside the mitt. His lips.
tght-thrust against his teeth, were bloodless.
His eyes, followed the course of the red skier
across the white slideway.
Evening star., 1941-01-05

il IIo UIdIIhCC VI ohRo"'
, sliderock - the Devils paw
, limestone, jagged and knife
uch a jump! Even grand-bere
Ich tale as this to tell. e
throbbing roar of the dying
sound should be decreasing,
JI :-n%ooIt And tho
Evening star., 1941-01-05
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-05
Writers
Picnic
Club Honors Three OF lis
Members at Annual Affair

Members of the Tacoma
Writers club held their annual
picnic at Point Defiance over
the weekend. Mrs. Bernice
Barton was in charge of ar
engagements for the picnic
which was well attended. The
affair honored Mrs. II. ID. Cla-
berg, newly-elected president
of the group, Mrs. William
Watson and Mrs. Louis Malm-
berg, both of whom leave soon
10 make new homes in other
cities.
A short program was presented
with the retiring president, Mrs
Thomas Brown. presiding Mrs.
Brown read an original poem Of
regret and godspeed" 10 Mrs.
Watson. who Will leave soon for
San Francisco where she will make
her new home, aid Mrs. Aalm berg
who leaves for Belhnghsm where
she Will reside.
In behalf Of the club, Mrs. Ga
berg presented Mrs. MslmOerg
with flowers and a book on the
technique Of writing. and Mrs
Bernice Barton presented Mrs.
Watson with similar gifts.
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Will Wed
In Chapel
Miss COPELAND Announces
Plans for Wedding

Ferguson Memorial chapel
will be the setting for the
marriage of Miss Eva Cop
land, daughter of Mrs. Annie
COPELAND, to Mr.. Alfred j. Van
frozen, ir., of Tacoma, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred j. Van
frozen, So, of Port Townsend,
the evening of July 10.
The Rev. j. Renwick McCul-
Tough will read the ceremony
at $50 o'clock and the recep-
ton will follow in the Tacoma
Woman's clubhouse.
Miss COPELAND will be attended
by her cousin, Mrs. NJ. Russell
Fish Of Seattle. matron OF honor,
and Mr.. Maurice Van frozen of
Portland will be his brothers best
man. The candles will be lighted
before the ceremony by Miss
Muriel Van frozen. Of Port Town
send. sister of the bridegroom.
Mr.. Gilbert will be the usher.
Among recent parties for Miss
COPELAND was the shower Mrs. VIII
liam Mcdonald gave at a meeting
Of the Past Chief Daughters club
of Bonnie Doom Lodge, Daughters
Of Scotia.
Present were Mrs William Wig
gins. Mrs. David DAILY, Mrs. John
Gilchrist. Mrs. James Kerr, Mrs.
Jack Knowles. Mrs. William Som
merville and Mrs. Helen LOrrimer.
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Miss Patien WEEDS
Army Man

Miss kathlyn FrumA rattrn.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Rem
iamin fAston Patten. was united
in marriage 70 staff Sgt Don Les
lilo Burbank. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Loren W. Burbank 81 Trout Lake
Saturday. June Il. in Ferguson
Memorial chapel Of Flrst Prcnby.
terrain church The Rev. Oran ~.
Smith officlated before an altar
decorated with tall baskets If pas.
tel deiphinium. fox gloves. lark
spur and sweet peas. Tapers were
arranged IN eandelabra ON either
side.
The bride. given In marriage by
her father. wore white chiffon
wedding gown with fingcrtip
length veil appliqnod with white
rosehudn was held in place by a
tiara ~ roscbudn and orange blos.
SONS. She wore three strand
pearl necklace with pearl clips
and carried white rosebuds and
stephanotia. oentsrsd by an or
child.
Miss Alberta Hehmitz. the maid
~ honor. wore peaeh v1ouaselin dc
sol and carried deiphininms.
Other attendants we're Miss
Amelia Holmquist. wha wore blue.
and Mrs. Bernard -. Kane IN vel.
loS mousselin dc soi. They car
Red bouquets of peach sweet peas.
Little Sally Fariow was the flower
girl and wore long fuii skirtsd
lavender organdy dresses. shs car
rled a basket Of rose petals
Candle lighters we're Miss
ThslmA Burbank ~ Trout Lake.
sister Of the bridegroom. and Miss
Thoa Benson who wore turquoise
and pink. Mr.. Ivan Burbank II
Trout Lake Mas best man for has
brother and SGT Doran patten
and Sgt. Roy N. Wedin wsrs ths
/ ishefa
Miss Anna Mikkeis0n sang Re.
cause" and From All This World .
She vas accompanied BY Mrs
John Estes Of Everett.
Al the reception which was held
In the church parlora. Mrs. Patien
received In . g0~n ~ wine lace
With a eorsags Of garasnias and
sweet peas Mrs J. J. pattan,
aunt Of the bride. and Mrs. Swans
Johnson Of Portland. aunt ~ the
bridegroom. presided II the table
which Was csntsred with a crystal
bowl ~ sweet peas and dslphiniun.
They we're assisted bg Mrs. Ofta
Benson. Miss Dorothy Kniffen Of
IPuYsiiup. Mrs James Caldwell
Miss Florencs Poet. Mrs. N Dorm.
berger. Mrs. Uno Ostfom ~ sum.
nsr. Miss yaisria noehnks oi
Beagsrcfssk. Ore. and Mas Nil.
drsd Caldwell.
FOR going away ihs bride uoss
q dusty rose dreAs beige coat nj
and aeosssoriss ana an orchid cor.
sage
After spending = Nssk a. Sea.
SIDE. and sons TINE along tns Co
lumsis river. ne Buro&nks are a.
home - the Frances Hail apart.
msnts.
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Only attendant NJ the bride was
Mrs. John Albert Erickson. the for
mer Lois Brill. who wore pomme-
granate chiffon made on Grecisn
lines with a draped bodice and fun
fluted skirt Mr.. Lyle William
Morton Was the best man for
Mr.. Anderson.
The brides parents are Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas A St Clair and Mr..
Anderson is the son OF Mrs. An
drew Anderson and the late Mrs.
Anderson.
Ushers were Mr.. Frederick Has
mnd IT. OF Seattle. Dr. John Al
bert Erickson. Mr.. Walter Hunts
man and Mr.. Ted Herreid.
Wedding music for the occasion
was played by Mrs. Frank Wor-
den. organist.
Mrs St Clair wore royal blue
crepe with Cecil Drummer roses and
Mrs Anderson was Eowned in
black chiffon with corsage of
gardenias and roses. They re-
ceived the wedding guests in the
church parlorS after the ceremony.
Appointments there were all in
white with lsrkspur and daisies
on the table. Mrs. Homer Tilley.
Mrs. Pearl Cook. Mrs. Lawrence
McClelland and Mrs. Ira Light
poured. Assisting were Mrs. T.
Hadley st. Clair. Mrs. Nels Schon-
ing. Miss Thelma Melsnes. Miss
Celia Grace Scofield. Miss Trulie
Physeek, Miss Francis Gus. Mrs.
Chester Doud and Mrs. Lyle Nor
ton.
When the young couple left on
their wedding trip the bride wore
a rose linen suit with white Access
series. They have gone to Lumni
island on their wedding trip and
will be at home in Seattle when
they return.
The bride attended the College
of Puget Sound where she affili-
ated with Lambda Sigma Chi and
her husband attended the Univer-
sity of Washington.
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Return From


Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd r.. ire
land. Mrs. Olga Wilson and
Mrs. Harvey Mcdonald have
returned after visiting the
Oregon convention of the Dis
abled American Veterans Of
the World War which was held
in Newport, Ore. on Juns e.
90. "A and Is. Mr.. ireland i
a past department commander
If Washington. Mrs. Ireland
il the present senior vice conn
mandsr ~ the department.
Mrs. Wilson IL the immediata
past commander Of the de-
partmenl of Washington. and
Mrs. Mcdonald Is the past
state adjutant of the depart
ment and the present state
historian.
Others attending ths convention
from the state ~ Washington
NofTf Mis- hianebs Davis stats
hospital Chairman of Olympia
Mrs. Heulah ishnaen. commander
u "a. tfsmsetoa auxiliary. Mrs.
Eugene hsii. state commander. de-
partmsut ~ Washington AZ Moxss
city Mrs. Eihsl Hoxarty. past
commander 81 fhs -isonxsis~
auxiliary and Mrs. Otto isnaesk.
past state treasurer N Tacoma
sho ~ ths present time u IN Cali.
foFnis with her three daughters.
Foll0~ing ina convention Mr..
and Mr. Ireland. Mrs. wlisan ard
Mrs Mcdonald attended the In.
stails,iou ~ tns Hs~ officers In
Vancouver. kslso snd eFsmsftoa
and are nayu ~ home
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axe Vows
In PuYallup
Miss Sidders Weds
Mr.. Atwood

In an impressive ceremony
Tuesday morning, July /, at
Christ Episcopal church. Puy-
allup, Miss Beatrice Sidders.
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. A.
W. Sidders of Puyallup, be-
came the bride of Mr.. Edward
Atwood Of Santa Monica,
Calf, son of Mrs. Paul II. At
wood and the late DIR. Atwood
of Tientsing, China. DR.. Sid
ders read the VOWS for his
daughter and her fiance at
IL o'clock.
With glossy sprays Of buckle
berry forming a background, the
church was decorated with white
gladioli. lilies and spires and tall
white tapers lighted tho altar and
chanccL Music for the wedding
was played by Mr.. Frederick W.
Hoyt who also accompanied the
vested choir. directed by DR.. c. ~
Aylen. as IL sang 70 Perfect Love"
and 20 Morn Of Beauty"
The bride. wearing a gown Of
white chiffon with fun skirt bf
floor length and finger tip veil held
In place with mock orange bios
SONS. was given in marriage by
her brother. William Avery Sid
ders Her only ornament was a
pearl necklace and she carried =
shower bouquet Of small pink roses
and stephsnotis. She was attended
by her sister. Miss Virginia Kath-
crime Sidders. who wore pink chif-
fon and n juliet cap and carried p
colonial bouquet Mr. Robert Hoyt
NJ Milton was best man and Or.
c, n. Aylen and Mr. r. S. Dickey
were the ushers
Following the ceremony re-
ception was held for the bridal
party and the choir a. the home Of
the brides parents. 200 5th ave.
n. W. Summer flowers graced the
rooms and the collation. was served
from a lace covered table oentered
with a bowl Of roses and white
candles in crystal holders Mrs.
John Hilbert presided over the
coffee service. and Mrs Richard
Cook cut the cake with Mrs G. II.
Aylen assisting
For the honeymoon tnp which
viii BE- spent a. Catalina. the bride
wore q brown printed silk Jersey
with beige top coat and brown ae-
cessones. Her corsage vas ~ gar
denlas The new home viii be .,
Santa Monica where Mr. Atwood
10 an inspector for Douglas Air
craft
Mrs Atwood VaE graduated
+ from West Seattle hign scnoot Pa.
cino Lutheran college and I'D post
graduate work ~ University II
Washington Mr. Atwood vas sdu.
Gated AZ Tisnsing high school and
+ college.
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Popular Tacoma Girl
Weds Seattle Man

Browns Point district gained a
new home recently when the newly
married Mr.. and Mrs. Charles d.
Gillet jr. settled there after their
wedding trip. Mrs. Gillet is the
daughter Of Mrs. Katharine Gabriel
and Mr.. B. F. Gabriel. Her hus-
bands parents are Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles d. Gillet sr. of Seattle.
The ceremony was performed in
the Divine Science church, with
Few. Henry Victor Morgan Off
eiating
The bride is a graduate of Sta
dunn high school and the groom
attended Roosevelt high school in
Seattle and the University OF
Washington.