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COUNTRY BOARD WANTED.

LADY wishes room and board in country
near Washington for summer; must be very
reasonable; give details. Scully. care Fer
guSon. 80 9Th st. Sc, Washington
ELDERLY GENTLEMAN, confined TO wheel
chair. can dress and take care sell, wants
permanent homelike place board: cheer
ful disposition: reference; pay $40 month.
Answer in detail and will call Box
353-K- Star
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

ArRkt MEND FONNIShED
1929 EUCLID ST-ATTRACTIVE BASE
ment apt. ! room, kitchenette. semi-bath,
Frigidaire, range, sink s.. Ho. sl40.
243l E ST NV. BLDG. NEAREST RIVER
-Liv. rm., bedrm., din.-kit. and bath: elec.
refg. free, Apply janitor. -
1921 oath ST NE, at Randolph pl-2
rooms; s. kitShen W and BATH in new home.
COOL QUIET STUDIO, HUGE ROOMS,
antiques, Oriental rugs, paintings: conyS;
asBt no gns 5ee%sd eIosss sH
dressins dress ioHof rm. kitchen, bath elee refs,
auto. heat water; gas. cleo, phone furn.
3445 I4th NV. CORNER MERIDIAN,
One large room, kit bath: refg" gas and
elec. incl: S31. Adults. ---
| or 2 GIRLS 70 SHARE NICELY LY,g PuRM; JssI
st, NV, Apt. 203. HO. 1888 after pm.
or MA. $3.50. Ext 30. bet. SIS.
GEORGETOWN BEAUTIFULLY AUTH {IIcSs, EUR EUR
Roa Rsaeq to oatobsF mFs Rasa
DU' % 500, or Wo. 94sI, MISS HOBBS:
DoWNToWN-NEWLY FURNISHED
and 2 rooms. kitchen. bath. heat, light, gas
buildings; reasonable rents. See resident
manager Apt. |. 719 9th st. NV.
1861 FAIRMONT ST N.W.-ONE LARGE
bed-liying rIn.. kitchenette, private shower,
everything furnished.
1901 ARGONNE PL. NV, APT. 323-1
room, kitchen and bath. Suitable for l or
9 adults
1874 18th ST. SE-BEDROOM, KITCHEN.
sink, Frigidaire, inner-sprlng mattress; gas
electricity furnished. AT. 44SO.
SIl eth ST. N.E.-12 BLK. OFF. H ST.
3-room furnished apt, newly decorated;
reasonable. RE. 1857.
! OR , GIRLS TO SHARE APT. CONV.
location. Laundry facilities. 1915 18th st.
NV ME-. 0292 after $50
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1735 RIGGS PL-DoU-
bleS; studio r., l:hk elec; rerrisefatiot.' 40.
355e WARpER ST. NW.-1 ROOM.
kitchenette pvt. bath, all utilities, elec.
refs; s1e semi-mo.; pvt. ent. 0E. 91O5.
APT IS, 2122 DECATUR PL. N:W.-CoM-
pistsly tuTn r. SlYi9 g, AK Ahna iss ns.nin 1nIousn
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BELMONT GARDENS,

Formerly Italian Embassy; 100 rooms
service; elevator and many other llixuries
For a minimum price Rooms from S35
Singles with private bath. SS5, includin,
- meals 1889 st NV
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

GENTLEMAN, %. wishes TO share expenses
OF apartment or private house with others:
Georgetown or Dupont Circle vicinity.
Box 351-K. Star.
4 UNFINISHED ROOMS, BATH: ALL
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COOPERATIVE APTs. FOR SALE.

REASONABLE CASH. S37 81 mo.
all costs: corner bedrm.. living nm,
dinetie, kit. rec. hall, bath. Beau
tlful Hampshire Gardens. 2 cross
shaped bldgs., covering whole city
block; large private park. See at
once. Ewes, Apt. 103. 225 Emer-
son st NV. GE 5141. EDMUND
j FLYNN, Woodward Bldg. RE.
1918.
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1919 q ST. NV, APT. e02-LADY TO
share attr. apt, separate room. Me- $3.50,
Ant. 500.
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CH. CHI, D. c.. l block Conn. ave
Double room. conn. bath; cool, restful;
good food. EN-. OT62.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

WOODFORD. II miles from Washington.
in abundance. Rates reas Falls Church
s37-W-l or P. o. Vienna. Va.
BOARDERS-Modern, plain country home
mr. town; RI. bus line; restful; fresh vege-
tables: table, sS week in advance, Mrs. Frank
BLUEMONT, VA.-The Dutch Door is a
pleasant place to spend a short or long
vacation. Mrs. Harry Turner
AT HILL TOP-A lovely. quiet home, all
M modern m conyeniences; good meals. Box
ADULTS, s35 per month. For a healthy
restful vacation where you may enjoy
swimming. hiking. fishing or a real sun
d tan on large e private farm m in the 6eautItul U
reservation write Mrs. B. F. Ross. Mill
boro. Va.
SUMMER BoARDERs--cool, quiet eoun-
rg home 6edoas M odgooI aEge EDoris lawn
hrs. Washington by auto, bus. train; 81
mo Miss Mar2aret McCue, Mt Sidney, Va.
MARSCLEMTON invite you-modern. de-
sirable. delishtfully restful: delicious meals;
and Massanutten Mts.; make advance res
ervation For reference, Alexandra 5007.
Ethel Marston. Woodstock. Va.
ROOM AND BOARD for four ADULTS; cool
location. Mrs. Corbin Harriss, Olney, Md.
Call Ashton 1854.
WANT summer, boarders,, mod, conven.;
reas 2 hrs. from y. c., Shen. Valley.
Mrs Luther G. SheetZ- woodstock. Va.
RIVERSIDE FARMS-Large, modern home
by river; swimming; screened porch; single
rm., 81 wkly.; double rm.. 81 wkly.; long
distance. Mrs. Chas. Burner, woodstock. Va.
MOUNTAIN REST TOURIST HOME. mod
ern, scr. porches; 81 and IS weekly; week
ends. 50; Sunday dinners, soc. from 1870
to 80. Call or write Edinburg CVaD 79-R
or ref, North 55s1.
TWO GENTLEMEN, private Colonial home,
If miles from Wash. Must have car.
Phone Marlboro 35.
COUNTRY HOME mr.. mts.. conveniences;
horse, pony riding; good food per day.
Sl.25; % miles beyond Harrisonburg. Mrs.
D. E. Shifiet Churchville. Va.
MOTHER S CARE given small children.
fresh vegetables, eggs. grade A milk, laun-
dry: ST.. Herrdon 1a6-W.
COLONIAL HOME near Skyline dr., IS
miles D. c.; ami; ideal for family.
Special week end. Fried chicken, Va. ham.
WO. 1863. Mr MARROW. Linden Va
HEALTHY LOCATION in the country for
children; with modern convenienceS and
rea asona ole rates for season or permanently.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Thomas Worthington,
jr., Dunlookin Farm Glenwood, Md, or
phone Sykesville 24-F-6.
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.
62l JOSEPH ST, RIvERDALE. MD
rooms kitchen. BATH porch first floor
share share her small well furnished home with
and dinners CH. 6477 28'
SILVER SPRING VICINTTY-WELL FURN.
sfdrm; Iiy rm .,sn and KITCHEN bright clean
bath; $40 mo: adults only. SH. 2470.-R.
RIVERDALE-3 LARGE, COOL ROOMS,
bath, c.h,w.; quiet home. spacious grounds;
adults; S45 includes utilities. WA. s457.
pEcATUR HEIGHTS. MD-ENTIRE 1st
fireplace: large screened porch. yard: ideal
hsaed htsP Oe ?Sse WI Il 0sss dfos and trans
SILVER SPRING .vICINITY-LGE. BED
rm. and kitchen. lovely elec. range. refg.,
clean. bright plenty of windows. semi-bath.
S:55 mo-: adults only. sH. 2410-R.
3 RMS. BATH, FURNISHED: SUITABLE
nga Sad anS GSppe Street. ess go Emp
ARLINGTON vA.--LovELY, Ist;FLooR
apt. : rooms. kitchen and bath; new
City fare. 1927 n Utah st.
UNIVERSITY ,PARK-FURN. . ROOMS.
path. cleo kit; spacious lawn; 3 expos.
SOB mo. until Sept. 18th. WA. 2242.
FURNISHED BED-LIvING ROOM. PR1;;
North TAYLOR St, Arlington CHI 3617
ARLINGToN.2 sIfT sGpf ede. R. K1T PVT AND
10c bus l block. l15s N Columbus St
s223 ASH ST, MT, RAINIER-UNFURN.,
5rn rms: icshto shower @ D.: lst n; ami; h.-wh.
UMFHRNIsaED 5oyPS SIaSals bs.4 ROOMS BATH
ats sTs FaRoma FRsT f9ms FsPs
ONE ROOM, KIT. AND BATH. FURNISH
ed Frigidaire; $3.50 week. WA 1919.
12l BALTIMORE AVE, CAPITOL
Heshs ngf Inenaed p gbons So
2-RM. FURN Ink. APT. ALL MODERN:
Brentwood, Md; no children
RIvERDALEI-,UNFURN; LOVELY | RM.,
]. Larger new apts., Aug. Is. 435 Joseph
DODGE PARK-2-RooM APT, S25;
Modern deI convenience; heat and light fur
81 ARUNDEL AVE, EVANSVILLE HILLS
a nice rooms, unfurn., private bath.
large porch; s sarags; perfect condition;
FURN, COTTAGE CITY, MD-(Two
Entrance util: s45 ST to s4a56s SAG a wa psaee ssfe.
NEARBY vIRGINIA-UNFURN., Is MIN.
downtown; rooms. garage; private entr.:
| Christian couple only; $50. oxford O4sS.
ARLINGTON, S07 n LINCOLN stun
| furnished, . rooms, kitchen, bath: 1st floor;
private entrance. oxford O66O-J.
ALEXANDRIA-CHARM APT, OLD
| Colonial house. 1st f.; large garden;
| month Aug; reaS Alexandria 4295.
| FURNISHED APARTMENT OR ROOMS
| for two or three persons IN private home;
modern improvements; equipped with
| 1,000-book library, piano and radio. Tel.
Berwyn 765-J-4.
| COLONIAL VILLAGE-SUBLET . MOS.
one bedroom nicely furnished. Chestnut
| 1000 Ext. COS.
| SOMERSET, MD;---ENTIRE 2nd FLOOR.
| unfurn.; . rms kitchen, pvt bath. porch,
| garage; adults only WI, 6726.
ONE RIM. KITCHEN. BATH. AMI, ELEC.
| range and refg.; unfurn.; adults. Phone
| Warfield 9301.
| $50 25th ST. s. ARLINGTON-COOL
| airy apt, suitable for 2 or 8; furnished;
4 rooms and bath. Call Jackson 2146-M.
FURNISHED APT, ROOMS, BATH.
| basement laundry, incIosed yards; water,
heat; S46. 119 Clifford ave. Alex" Va.
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ATTRACTIVE FRONT 9 BEDRMs, . EX-
pos rg bedrms.. lrg. foyer. liv. rm.. din,
K. b., 4 cl, lrE balcony; cool bldg; elev.
Fulton CousSs 1851 18th NV.
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LARGE GROOM UNITS CONSISTING OF
living room. bedroom dinette. kitchen and
bath. with Murphy bed in living room: cor
ner apartments with 2 and 3 exposures;
new buildings $50 80. including utilities.
Resident manager on premises. 500 South
Washington st, Alexandria, Va
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Ing distance. Dupont a049
1852 QUE NW-New tile showers new
furniture beautiful lounge piano. walking
distance: reasonable. North 1868
1905 LAMONT ST. N.W.-Front room with
twin beds. Will be vacant July %. Adams
OPP.
CHEVY CHASE. D C.-Exclusive private
very cool; uni phone, lovely yard home
PRIV; beautifully furn.: single, double, trip;
balanced meals; ref. REQ. wo. 5O7s.
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aOs KENNEDY ST. NV RM., KIT,
pvt bath; gas. heat light, unlm. phone
furn.; S37 SO. Georgia 1892.
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several Government girls: SOS month.
Dinners, "a 50 week; optional 1928 10th
n
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1916 KALORAMA RID. NV, Apt. 21-Cool,
attractive twin beds: $40 each: gentlemen.
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APARTMENTS UkFURNISHED.
(Continued.)

250I nth ST. N.W-CORNER DUPLEX.
four rooms kitchen, bath, porch. first
floor; adults. 20
45O5 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE NV
rms kit. semi-pvt. bath; utilities; also
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1918 ST. Sc. BLK. FROM LINCOLN
Parks rms, kitchen and Nbath: newly
decorated; heat gas, electricity furnished;
also 2nd floor, rms. and bath; reason
oh adults ~ QgQ5
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OPPOSITE SHOREHAM HOTEL-Breakfast
club. newly furn.: hotel service: room and
breakfast AID 1920 90
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WALKING DISTANCE-vacancies for 2
young men. Delicious food Free parking
1nf 9AOO @ n
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DOWNTOWN, 1919 Vermont .ave-Fr
basement, pvt shower; suit 4: best food:
81 wk ea: single So ME 7204
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4413 IOWA AVE. N.W-Near Roosevelt
High School: master bedroom, twin beds:
Jewish home. Georgia 6979
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5000 5th ST NV ROOMS. KITCHEN
and bath. newly decorated; End floor in
semi-detached pvt. home. Frigidaire and
| utilities furn.; express bus; $50 mo. Gen.
| tiles only GE 5lS3
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DUPONT CLUB, 1928 10th St n.w.-Sin-
sle, double. triple room. S35, S31 so: walk
l{efo
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.
(Continued.)

1911 eth ST. S, Arl., -va-Furn room,
l0c fare TO D. c. CH. 6007.
ARLINGTON, va light, airy rooms
with private lavatory and shower, private
entrance; basement Of beautiful new home;
for gentleman: S35 month. CHI 6726.
1918 CONN. AVE. Chevy Chase View
Single room, lovely, cool; private bath no
other roomers; gentlemen preferred Ken
kington 592-J 2Os
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1924 UPSHUR ST. .NW-Large room. twin
beds. excellent meals; gentiles; pvt. family.
Randolph 1921
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THE REEDER. 1924 10Th ST NE
Beautiful corner apt, . lge. rms, kit bath.
laundry, storage, heat h. ". and refg, on
house. Reasonable. See janitor or District
o434 Other apis. avail
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TILDEN GARDENS

3n16 Tilden St n.w-Well-furnished =
room apt, in quiet exclusive building: 3
room. dining. room modern kitchen 2
exposures. attractive outlook; rent reason
able. Mr. HARRELL, Adams $3.50 or
National n506.
CoLORFD = RESPECTABLE EMPLOYED
person or couple TO share home in young
cultured family Tavlor rO53
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STUDIOS FOR RENT.

922 18th ST. NV, FACING FARRAGUT
Square Entire 3rd floor. 3 rooms kitchen.
bath; newly redecorated suitable for buSi-
ness or residential. Harvey Jones' SANDOZ,
INC. > Dupont Circle DU 1884
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LARGE FRONT ROOM, also smaller room,
next to bath, in pvt. home, with board; also
garage CO. 1925
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THE FILLMORE. 1929 N. II. AVE. NV
Clean, modern, attractive; 1-rm., K. and b.
apt: S36, utilities included. Res. mgr.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-26
Gig Harbor Girls
Will Feie Fathers

GI. HARBoR FRIDAY night
viii ~ Dads Night At ths high
school When the Girls club stage
their annual entertainment fer
fathers
TIE scheme q decoration Ter
the hall I'll ~ patriotic and VII
- IN charge - Elsie Gutiormsen.
virginia Martin. Anne Paul Mare
Hofaauer and Nellie Beers Thsrs
vii ~ program q games and
music. including an sll-etrls hand.
THE program - beng organized
hv FERN Underwood Evelyn Lowe,
FHzaheth Beers Wilma Rssuus.
sen. Joranne Nidsatre. Barbara
Hofhsuer. Bertha Tester. Patricia
Reeves. Frances Narkovtch. 1esnn.
Jacobsen. Jenny Sirehe and Betty
Hallowell Following entertain
ment. refreshments will Re served
hy Dorothy Edwards. Janice Hoy,
Oragene Starr. Marian furaueh,
Bette RoSsi and Norma Narvik.
Invitations are being sent out by
Phyllis Bradshaw. Billie Ann Carl
son Louise Wagner and Betty
Alsvak The cleanup committee
includes Irene strandness. Delphs
Deyo. Lorene Stoneouist, Shirley
Uddenberg. Donna Quinn and l.er-
rsine Foster.
The Warren and Arletta I'm
provement club will hold It's regu-
lar meeting al Arletta sohoolhouse
Thursday at 8 7 m. There Will b.
ssxophone solos by Johnnie Ross
accompanied by Mrs. Ben. Pearson.
and songs by Ralph Spinney. &C
companied by Miss lnez Nelson
p. G. Milne will talk on Digging
Up the Past Hostesses will he
Mesdames Clifford Pearson. Phil
lip Pearson and Ben. Pearson.
r NJ Perkins. worshipful master
Of John Paul Jones lodge No. al.
and Eric Erickson. A. Sehmel and
Or. H. H. Ryan. past masters Of
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-26
|Quadruplets Born
To Keniuckyians
LOUISVILLE Nv

LOUISVILLE ky.-The Lsslev'
eight children agreed today their
FANNY wss the prettiest N Cray
son county" What With the quad
ruplets 3ust born e their mother.
The bankruptcies three girls snd
q hoy-were horn = Ms Porter
Iasley. 42-year-old farmers Vife
YESTERDAY a. the fsnlily's home OF
D 15-aere farm Just outside 81
Ieitchneld ~ Dr. J {. Tucker
who arrived too late 70 attend the
birth Of the first girl said they
were delivered N four hours and
weighed Is pounds
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-26
Bill Provides Bases
For Small Naval Graft

WASHINGTON Chairman Carl
Ninsen. u. Ca q the house naval
affairs COMMITTEES has introduced
a bill 10 authorize expenditure -
$50 600 600 Tor small craft naval
bases 81 location, designated ~
the president
he also introduced measure
10 authorize development Of naval
aviation facilities. including s.
pos 600 worth At the san Fran.
cisco naval air station.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-26
More Air Corps
Officers Moved
NsupHn TrIn

MetnoHn Ffrin cart y Z
rerrel. formerly II TIE spth Recon-
naisssnce sausefon hsrs hss essn
named commander - The nswiYz
organized eoth Heeonaalssares
squsdren. mich i. schssiuisa O. -
ha-~d 81 Fresno. Csl
Al the same TINE - p n
Burns and II Alesft n kfsnsH
Nho commanded the znfh unon =
organization fer administrative
purposes. have heen transferred
hack 10 -, seth squadron fef
duty
The 9oth sansdren namt~fs
about 80 men a. The present tirs
but snnn all ~ raised u fuii
strength
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-26

the lodge. attended the banquet
and annual meeting ~ kitsap
County rasi.Mastsrs association
a. Rremerton recently.
ladies Aid 81 Emmanuel iAth-
Gran church. Cromwell. viii meet
m the church Thursday.
Harold A Adams. II. who came
to Rosedale in 1926 from Puyallup.
died in the Military hospital. Van
oouver. n c. last week he Is
survived by his wife. Louise. a
daughter. Mrs q p Rogers Of
Sumner. two sranddaughtcrs and
three great -grandchildrcn. The
body was cremated and ashes were
inferred Monday afternoon IN the
family grave At Rosedale cemetery.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-26
Dairy Institute
Opens AT Pullman

PULLMAN, WASH. - The annual
state daifying institute convened
on IN, Washington state eoiles.
campus Monday and ~all last
through Saturday.
Prizes and trophies wtll be given
for the best samples Of butter.
Ice cream. cottage cheese and
ehedder cheese entered by man.
facturers from throughout the
state.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-26
HOLDS PATENT RECORD

No man has vet beaten the
patenting record Of Thomas Alvs
Edison. who patented 400 differ
ent inventions in bis lifetime
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-26
HERE'S MORE ABOU I
Dr.. Brumbaugh Wins
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

day night were reluctant to discuss
the situation. but one spokesman
said:
I'VE do not want to DO any
unnecessary talking outside our
membership because OF misundsr-
standings that might be caused.
We intend 10 continue 10 proceed
in an orderly manner for the return
OF DIR. Brumbsugh 10 the pulpit OF
Independent Bible church. Because
that is the wish OF a great majority
OF the 500 voting members and the
congregation, which numbers APP
proximstely 1000. We expect IL
will b. accomplished very soon"
w. Is. Hamilton, chairman Of the
session, said merely holding =
meeting and adopting a resolution
does not necessarily change the
situation.
we are still the legal custodisns
of the building" he said. We
have not seen q copy Of the petit
ton, have not been served with any
papers. and have not been Of
ficially notified Of any action by
any part OF the congregation. Until
there In something Of that kind.
members OF the board feel they
have nothing TO do but stand pat
on the position they have taken"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-26
Youth Gets Chance

Harley II. PIERCE. 20. always mad
a laundering for the sea. II was
this laundering for the bounding
main which got him into trouble
last December. But Friday Peiros
was given his chance 10 90 10 sea
az a member OF the u. 8. navy.
Peirce's difficulties last Deeem-
Der arose when ne QUILTED a ~
foot sloop with marine equipment
which he had not obtained per
mission from the owners 10 use.
Icluded in the equipment thusiy
obtained was food sufficient for a
long cruise. for PIERCE admitted he
intended 10 cast off for the South
Seas.
Pleading guilty 10 grand larceny.
Peirce was given q suspended sent-
ence. PIERCE appeared before Judge
T. u. Hodge Friday and heard
Deputy Prosecutor William Good
win ask for q change Of plea from
guilty 70 not guilty ~ that the
state could dlsmis, the erlmins !
information. thus permitting Peirc.
70 Join the u. s. navy.
Judge Hodge ssssnted and I'm
day afternoon Peirce was on his
way to San Diego
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-26
PuYallup Protests Removal
OF County Welfare Office
Public Hearing Slated for Wednesday,
At City Holl Commissioners to Talk

Plans for removal
OF the local welfare office 10 Ia
coma are under way despite pro
tests being made by the Chamber
OF Commerce and other groups
who are interested in keeping II
here.
However. a public hearing has
been arranged for next Wednes-
day morning in the city hall dining
rooms when representatives Of
valley organizations and Interested
individuals will be heard IN protest.
On Tuesday County Commission
ers Melton. Sehlarb and Gleason
will be guest speakers at the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-26
Scion Of Capital
City Family
Gets Jail Term

SEATTLE-Twenty-five-year-old
John Mallory Of Olympia. scion of
a prominent capital city family,
started a 30-dav sentence
in the C.. riday for drunk.
enness
Mallory was In the news two
weeks ago when he and Miss
Edna Ellestad, pretty Seattle
theater cashier. applied for a
marriage license at Everett
'to give their friends a THRILL
and then tore up the certifi-
cate before using II.
Acting Police Judge stephen J
Morrisey suspended so days of g
o0-day sentence he gave Mallory
but refused TO let him off entirely
on a promise to return to Olympia
and stay away from Seattle.
That wouldn't he fair to
Olympia" Judge Morrisey
said. "The records show You
have had seven traffic acci-
dents In the past two years.
From what ! can see of this
case everyone has been too
kind to you. Police took you
out Of your car several times
and sent you home when IL
would have been better II they
had jailed you"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-26
McNally's Rites
Will Be Saturday

Funeral services for Corp.
Thomas J. McNslly, rs. of Ia
coma. who was killed accidentally
in Port Townsend "Wednesday
while cleaning a small caliber gun.
will be held Saturday at 2 p. m.
from the Buckley-King chapel.
with the Rev. J. George Cunning
ham and Chaplain Robert T.
Schock officiating. Burial will be
in Tacoma cemetery.
McNally. who leaves his wife,
Barbara, and a daughter, Barbara
Grace. made his home with his
wife's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. N. j.
Mccoy. 1907 So. 18th st. while
living in Tacoma.
He went into active service with
the 24sth Coast Artillery regiment
last September. Prior to his mill
tsry life. he worked as sales
man for local service station.
Besides his wife and daughter
McNsny, member Of United
Presbyterian church. leaves his
mother. Mrs. Grace Besgls Of Lor
Angeles.
The gun, ~ oalber rifle
which McNslly had purchased the
day before. apparently discharged
lust after the soldier had finished
cleaning IT. He was found on ths
bod in their home near the mill
tsry reservs ton by mis- wife upor
her return from the post exchange
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-26
Hopper Completing
First Year Of Law

William Hopper. cos No. J ST.
holder u a regional scholarship
10 the Columbia university school
Of law. IL completing his first year
studies OF the New York city
school
Hopper. who prepared for the
law school st the College " Puget
Sound. 10 on. 81 80 frs, -y.sr stu
dents holding regional scholar
ships. A like number ~ such
awards 10 made 10 zach entering
elsss. The country 10 divided Into
geographical areas. and several
scholarships sars given IN zach re-
zion 10 outstanding graduates Of
accredited institutions.
The Tacoma resident has BEEN
elected 10 membership in Black.
stone Moot Court.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-26
School Reorganization Committee
Discusses District Consolidation

is slated for May 3. also At the
county superintendents office.
Meanwhile at Olympia the state
board Of education appointed the
state committee on reorganization.
II viii work with the state depart
ment In sllocating three million
dollars appropriated by the recent
legislature for the common school
building fund.
The committee IL composed Of
Nathan Eckstein Of sesttlt.
Thomas r. Cole OF the University
of Washington, state superin-
tendent Pearl A. Wansmaker. r.
w. Van Horn of Yakima. John
Mcclensnd. Longview publisher,
l.. o. Anderson of wenatehee.
Herman Anderson of Foster. Percy
Campbell Of Newport and DIR. Les
lie Chisholm OF Washington state
college.