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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-07
Probe Movements
or in Custody
Investigate Pair
Held as Thieves

Two men jailed Wednesday for
the looting Of downtown store
over the past several months still
were held under $500 bail Thurs
day while Undersheriff Clyde
Knowles investigated more ques-
tionable activities OF the pair.
Knowles said car deal and
sales of cattle which have been
brought TO light since the arrests
were subject to scrutiny.
Late Wednesday Prosecutor
Thor Tollefson charged the men.
Joem Ford. 22-yesr-old part time
Waterman at the store. and Vivian
Selle. 42-year-old Ashford truck
driver. with grand larceny.
They were srraigned on the
charge before Judge Joseph A.
Mallery. but were given until next
Thursday, Feb. -. to decide on
their pleas.
Police Judge ". A Richmond.
as friend of the Ford family, was
in long conversation with the
prosecutor Wednesday afternoon
in the interests Of the young man.
The huge pile of loot, which came
from almost every department
Of the store and may have totalled
as much as 81. 500 in value, was
turned over TO the store manage
ment Wednesday night. Much OF
the stolen merchandise, however,
never can be recovered. since II
was given away. sold or worn out
BY Ford and Selle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-07
Hortz Goes to TrioI
On Statutory Count

Trial Of William Hsrtz. 30. Of
1927 FAWcstt on statutory
charge involving a is-yssr-old Ia
coma giri. started Thursday be-
fore a jury IN Judge Ernest "
Cards court
Hartz, accused Of living with
the girl in an apartment at sos
50. 23d st. from Nov. 20. 1888.
until Jan. 20. 1870. has been In
N. county Jail awaiting trial since
last Nov. IL
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-07

q A Tucker general manager
- ths seattle Tacoma Shipbnlla-
n Corr. Plant No 81 seattle
announced Thursday sork wln
commence next week 81 ronstrae-
ton - = destreyers l. ~ built
BY the new plant Tor the navy
Construction 81 the s. eoo 600
shipvsrds Is stu IN progress
nsanW HE. and = slated FOR eeHn-
pletion BY March !.
The shipvartts hold navy ean-
tracts toialling $40 ooo 600 Tie
destroyers are Il BE- 81 Two Kinds
IS viii he q the 2too-ton tyre.
So feet long. 10 wiil - q 40
tons ard $50 feet long
Tucker said hs expect. that BY
the ena ~ leal the new ship
yards VII have 5000 men on the
payroll
rops s>rrRr.INEp utRs
A last-minuts change of timer
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-07
The StOrk
Brought to

Mr. and Mrs. John " Doyle,
5oT IA. 9th ST. Dee. II, daughter.
NJ. and Mrs Harold A Carter
sa07 so. Durango ST Jan. 10
daughter
M. and nrs Rollsn W, Sseley
oskville. Dec, ~. son.
M. and nr. Floyd y. Rigs
ri. I. Box s2s. Dec. II. daughter
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert W
parkam. 5000 No. Mason Of
Jan 1. son.
Mr.. and Mr.. y l.. rronsmsn
ssls SO. Montgomery at, Jan. .
son
Mr.. and M. chss " smith
RI. !. i,ox 52s. Jan .. s"n.
Mr.. and Mr.. Geo. ! f~~is
orting. Jan. 2. daughter.
Mr. and Mrs.. Harry A Black
1904 = Tacoma ave. Jan. 10 son
Mr.. and Mrs Horace =, steel
5 North road. Jan. 7. son.
Mr. and MR. Lawrence " Me
canAni. 5sis No lin 81 Jan
II. daughter
ar. ard Ms chAs v wood
Tiilioum. Ian. n. daughter
NJ. and Mrs. Harold y haliby
t2lsts No. Washington st. Jan
Il. daughter
Mr. and Mrs. YIN ~ tiisnsf
s775 ~. state st. Jan 10. dsnEh'
ter
NJ. and sfs Walter o Paw
estl. sO2 No. 81. Dee. ~. daugh'
ter.
M. and Mr., wiifrsd I. nicsrd
ssz7 H.. Puget Sound ave, Dee
81 son
NJ. and 1fs. Eiasn l.. Dough
sfly. ~. /. Boa 7si. Dec. ~
daughter
M. aud Mrs. Harold ~ kisppsr
4i15 No. 18Th 81 Dee. ~. son.
NJ and Ms Eds. G. Sellers
Pacific. Dec. 20. son
Mr.. and Mr. Milton G. Hastings
tsts No. Baltimore o.. Dec 70
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. sobsff " VIII
ians. Puysllup. Jan 20. son
Mr. and nrs wm. y Croft
iIi0 NJ. t.ANfsnes st, De-. ~
son.
Nj. and Ms Benjamin y. VII
lie. 5sil 10. Sheridan ave. Jan
IS. son
M and Ma Eiiiot Geo. Hun
Ter. sol NJ. g st. Jan. 10. dauzh'
ter
nr. ard nrs Wm y Hasisy
RI 8. Pos 2ss. Jan. rs. daughter
Mr. ard Hrs tss Hart Johnson
lr. ~ ]. Boz f7s. Jan. IS. dsuzh'
ter
Mr.. and Mrs. Goodwin ~ forsm
ais No. 18Th 81 Jan 10 s0u.
NJ ara hfs. fsY y. F9s. st0z
- Oak.s -. Jan. ~. ~Dn.
Dr. aud MI. Clifford Halyof'
ssn. s,siises-gm. Jan. -. daaxh'
ter
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-07
Object TO Beer
AT A. & N. Club

Protest OF Bethany Methodist
church board against renewal Of
the be,r license at the Tacoma
Army and Navy club Was filed
with the city clerk ThIrsday FOR
reference 10 the council next Mon
day
The communication. signed by
Elizabeth Filing as secretary and
Rev Ernest Barber as minister
representing the board. said that
At the regular assembly Feb ,. u
hRs been voted 10 register . pro
test against licensing tho club In
downtown Tacoma for tho sale 81
beer
1T was the unanimous opinion
OF this board that tho license
should not be renewed. the letter
concluded
The club. now operated BY an
incorporated group Of citizens. was
originally sponsored by tho city
administration. but It's beer license
was issued by tho stnts
Mayor Cain. who had personally
interested himself IN establishing
such a club recently declared that
sale Of beer a. the club had
proven . flop" and that the club
director. ~.f. seriously consider
ing removing tho beer dispensing
facilities altogether TO escape II.
nanetsl loss
Win few exceptions, the ira Yor
asserted. the boys we're ordering
milk shakes and "eokss" IN pref
creme. N beer which they can al
way, obtain cheaper At the r.gu-
lar esntssns on IN. army ressr-
vstions
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-07
BUILDING PERMITS

Building permits were issusd
Thursdsy H. Rlehsysn Investment
60. for $500 rssidsnc. a. szs
50. state 81. frat Of q develop
nsnt IN that district planned 20
provide about - new houses. 20
Mare Amst for a 5000 residence
a. 1910 33d st. y 4. and 10 Dom
aid Y. Cooper for altering a garage
into /, eottsR. - 1903 - ssd st.
al a cost Of 81 900.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-07
Hits Fire Plug:
Booked as Drunk

Donald Mckay, ~ year old
boom foreman, Of Box 225. South
Tacoma. parked his car against q
fire hydrsnt at 4sth and South
Tacoma way - impetuously on
Thursday morning that State Pa
trolmsn Mix. Wayne Decsm. sus-
pieioUs.
He Investigated and booked Nc
Kay a. IN. county Jail under 500
bail as \ drunken driver
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-07
VIM. H. Hodge Dies
In Masonic Home

William Henry Hodge. a.. f.s.
msr water Inspector fof ths city.
died In the Masonic home 81 zsnith
Thursday. Ne had lived In rssoms
so years. prior 10 moving In tns
home . year age.
Hodge. . vido~sr. vas . nsilss
~ Csnsda. Ne vas . msmbsr q.
Destiny lodge Ma. ig7. v. . A. -
Lynn ALL announces the funeral.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-07
Death Takes
A. H. 0nsiad
Chief Engineer OF
w. T. Co. Stricken

Albert u Onstsd ~ chief sngi-
neer 81 - WeYerhseuseT I'm
Der company and Possessor q =
national reputation for TIE engi-
neering contributions he had made
u the lumber industry. died sud
denly A. his homs. 5000 Ne. Puget
Sound ave a. : =. m "Wednesday.
Mr.. OnStad also ~as well known
in local golnng circles and wss
president q the Flrcrest club At
the time Of his death. lis term
q office would not have expired
until next fall
During his long career Nth he
Neyerhaeuser company. whth
stretched over more than score
o. wears. Mr.. Onstsd wAs credited
With numerous inventions that i'm
proved logging he also designed
the oompany's biE plant 81 Long
view. a. well So mills at klamath
Falls ore. Snoquslmie Falls and
and Everett
Not quite wear ago. On
Feb. IL. 1910. Mr.. Onstad WAS
honored In san Francisco Nv
Pioneers. Inc. representing
the National Association ~
Manufacturers. through pre-
sentstion % sn award Of ma
tionsI scope for outstanding
Inventions connected with log
ring.
Mr.. Onstsd was horn In Forest
City. la. the son Of Norwegian
parents. lie came west TO join
the Weyerhseuser company from
Minneapolis. MINI. and had lived
in Tacoma u years. lie was a
member of Destiny Lodge. p. a A.
NJ. and belonged 10 number of
clubs IN Tacoma and Seattle he
attended the University Of Min.
nesots but did not finish there.
When Mr.. Onstad came west in
1918 the mill he designed ~ Sno-
quslmie Falls was the first cleo
trio one in the state. he later
wrote several important papers on
eleetrification Of the logging in
dustry.
Three Of Mr.. Onstsd's not
able inventions. which were
considered In presentation Of
the award made last year.
were q log and wood cleaning
machine. . lumber retrimming
machine and . lumber loading
and unloading device.
Mr.. Onstad 10 survived by his
wife. Mrs Helen Preston Onstad.
Of the home. son. Preston f.,
prominent in the local Little
theater group, and who lives al
Day Island; another son. Curtis
G.. Everett. a sister. Mrs. H. NJ
Haagenson. Excelsior MINI. four
brothers. George H.. Millace
MINI; Henry C. and Oscar J.. both
of Chicago; Joseph NJ. Houston
Tex: and his father. G. G. onstsd
of Excelsior. MINI.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-07

nam assuma. 7sayssrsol5 Sect.
Tie motnfst. wss fined $40 and
cost. ny Justice Clarence q lay.
isn Wednesday srsFnooa an .
negligent driving charge Assums' .
car crashed into tho rear ~ eus
driven ny Allen q hsdlsy soath
Of Fort i.s~is on ies oiympls high.
ssy wsIBs sdsy morning Hls eom-
panlon, NJ. sasata siso . nss,tis
japanese. sustained . fractured
skull
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-07
To Start Ski
Camp Monday
Patrol OF ~ Men
Leaves Next Week

M F.saas. rtr.<. staff wrtsss
sANr ~tnsAs--t..a ~ s<s.
eaa f1ssst Rslph = Phelps -
srossn<. ~ha aided N Ftans>fsnt
sslinx n tns Pacific Northwest.
ard s~oona tlsut c1susis rrtndsF.
sicas Iosisn frsm Poplar. Nunt
Inc sisi ptvisics. at p.srei sssas
aav viii make Psfmsasat camp
nssr Meant Hslnssr
rhs p.trsi. eempsissna ~ ptesssi
snhstssi men sna The t~s effieefs.
all Fsmsln o. the camp antii
apsti % a. FIRST the r.srut ~ail
make - esss 81 Camp Nisauslis.
ctC camp feas miles eatssas ne
..sF.mss a. Rainier NstlaHsi rsTs.
t~.ssse r~ss
Later u 10 sspestsd they ~tn
Move into quarter. as~ ersupssa
ny the ~ ptvss.ns ssl patrol ~
iansmlrs. veil inside IN. psrs
me n nsvisien pssroi !. ssp~ste.i
10 wina up several uanths trsin-
ING during ,hs asst fs~ ~ssss
The officers ard men ~ NE
pstrui 49,. picked ffem . group
~ sbout $50 volunteers after s~n.
pstitiv. trial. At Mount Rainier
ire officer. and men - Tire
patrui ~ua their place. ~ out
Sailing sosns 10 volunteers In
competitive trial. held during IN.
last five ~ as weeks Hssh msa.
u not an expert. 10 ssli snis sa
srqut himself fsseFshis on ne
slippery hesrds
Q "a usas Dsss
No trslnins IN any ether htsnsh
- the service 10 were rigorous
than that planned foF the ssl pc.
troll Officers and men rsii Sal
one of N. meet crushing ~ ell
sports from o.. Ca eight h"nrs .
day
They'll he up 81 No each movs-
ing. 60 through basic exercises 10
fore breakfast. ~hirh they ~sIi
eat al $50 From = " until ~
o'clock lhsy'il shl. Lunch 81 ~ 20
More skiing fran n 10 until :
p m supper At sts and In Rod
by 10 o'clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-07
after a cold
then what
DOCTORS Stress remaining in bed
Duntil the body temperature is nor

ma. SOUND ADVICE.
You know how weak YOU feel after a
oold. Colds PLAY hsSoc in weakening
the body. The story IS well told in the
blood picture. IL Is important 10 build
bsck body strength night away 10 car.
n the load OF work. worries. and loss
al sleep. A weakened body NAV Be
more susceptible 10 rei7Pse or long
drawn out recovery.
SO reason sensibly and take the choaoc
OF millions BY Immediately starting on
a course Of SIS. Tonic - taken three
iines DAY Immediately before meals.
IN The zbscnoe Of focal injection or
organic disease. YOU should note i'm
pro,enent in the Nzy you feel and
look within the first 10 d4ys. The con
hdenoe Of millions over many yezn Il
the best testimonial OF this produo-
An experience with SIS
Tonic will cause YOU 10 say TO
your friends, SIS. made me
IRELAND look Ike myself OgGin.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-07

sEATTLE-Ths Manufacturers
Association Of Washington ar.
nOuneed plans Thursday for tbsir
annual Washington products week.
which Gov Arthur - Lansiis viii
proclaim for Fsb. l7-zz
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-07
Actions in Divorce

Divorce actions were flied In
superior court here Thursday by
Ruth r. against John r. Bethsrd.
grounds incompatibility: Thomas
f. against Haze Ristvet. incom-
patibility. and Bettimae against
William W. Dean. burdensoms
homelifs.
Final DEGREES we're granted to
Dorothy s. from Emmett W.
Pigott and Dorothy from Gunnar
Gustafson
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-07
Hickey Is Named
On Draft Beard

. Frank Hisssv THURSDAY hah
scssrs~S srrrsatmsus ~ fipv
Arthur \ tannils - = msmhsr ~
ssieesls. serslss lcesl srsft hrev1
No . replacing the late 4 A.
Nsnsln.
wera ~ shs spp-srs ~srs go
fsesived rsasssssv ny Nay drurs-
met essirsrsa - shs hard. ssd
sfssssy said he see~rssn~s - sns
r~sissae ~ss ssns Immediately 10
Olympia
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-07
--HAPPY--
Krfhday

nsnkY. FpuRI sats
fhElslr a. H@ef Hsu@< a nes
las. Fassiiap.
nss ses~fse-. iefi II. 10th.
rsssns lee. 9srtste..>.. sxs1
IA. q 80
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-07
DOW JONES AVERAGES

STOCK sales appropriated ~
40 shares Thursday. compared 10
200 600 "Wednesday. Curb sales
we're 1000 shares against % 90
INV YoRk a few individual
issues swsyed the trend Of the
averages higher for industrials
and utilities and slightly lower
for the rails in quiet stock mar
ket Thursday
The industrial average made =
rain because % advances % a
point or more IN Allied Chemical.
American Smelling. American Tel
sphone. International Harvester
and Johns Manville A rise Of l =
points IN Commonwealth & South
srn preferred brought a small gain
in the utility average. while a s.
point decline in Norfolk & West
ern brought the Garner average
down.
Most active issues we're L. ;.
Steel Anaconda. Santa re and
General motors. J. J. Case was
UP ? points IN strong farm
group. Steels and motors were
mixed and mercantiles firm.
Revere Copper and Brass A
stock declined two points on one
transaction. while the preferred
spurted four points.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-07
Investment Trusts
THURSDAY
y. Y. CURB STOCKS

closing Prices Furnished ~
Dean Wif,sr A. Company
Electric Bond A Share ... a.
Mountain City Copper ... "a
Puget Sound e. ......... 5eas
TschnicoloT 1890 . a.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-07
Sumner Civic
Club 10 Meet
Valley Shipping
Rhuborb Eost

SuN>ER-Ths sumner Nom-
ems civic club will meet Friday
afternoon at : o'clock IN the Girl
Scout Little House Mrs l. J
Putnam. chairman of the interna
nonAl Relations committee. an
nounces that Miss Margaret Mars
ton. Mrs. Emory Punk and Ms.
George Camper win conduct the
program on Foreign affairs Must
cal numbers by the high school
spartan chorus Will conclude the
program. Hostesses for the tea
hour will be Mesdamss =. O.
Conlon. /. v Coroner. r. J. Boyle.
John Davis, r J. Fortier. c. A.
Friedlin.. Wade Calavan. V. r.
Dudley. Don Geek. Leo knoblsuch.
". J. Peterkin. Fred Madison. and
Alex Paterson.
Rhubarb shipments Increasing
shipment OF hot-hous. ruhbafb
from Sumner TO all market points
In the L. :. has increased To about
five cars per day and Will become
larger as the peak Of the crop IA
reached. Prices are reported az
fair. Rhubarh brings the first
money for agricultural crop and
helps the diversified farmers To
carry on their next springs opera
tons.
The Womens Council OF the
Christian church will hold an all
day meeting Friday instead Of
Thursday a. first announced. A
no-host lunch will he served al
noon.
The Ladies Auxiliary 81 the
Sumner Grange will entertain with
benefit card party Saturday
evening at 8 o'clock In Hummon
hall. The committee In charge of
arrangements includes hesdames
Elmer Lewis. Robert kirkwood.
A. r. Brock and George Melhart.
Mrs Henry Golman entertained
at her home on Mcmillan street
Tuesday afternoon honoring Mrs.
James Hardy OF Seattle. formerly
Miss Melva Wright. The guests
present were nesdames Harold
Morgan, Lloyd Weaver. George
Martin, Herbert Bssel. Bert Ben
nett. Elmer Lewis. Ellis Green.
r. ". johnson. Oryills McCsughy.
Elmer Wright. John Wynn. Melvin
Stacy. Earl Yoder. George Brin-
ing. Joe Leader. Ernest DeViers.
Ellen Hayes. Ernest Gill. Elmer
Dahl. Melvin Wright. Edwin Yod.r.
Leroy Hssss, LIE Benton. Herman
Riemsr. Pat Carol. Eiys Bower
Arthur Kuhn. Guy Austin. John
Wright. William Wynn and A
Carol and the Misses Bsulsh Gill.
Betty Yod.r and Margaret Smith
Club Ia Meet
The Royal Purple club will
honor Mrs. Ellis Green with a
shower FEB. IL al tho home Of
Mrs.. Lloyd Weaver on Park ave
nue.. A dessert luncheon vii be
served at 30.
Mrs. Lena Ward returned the
first Of the week from three
months visit in North Dakota.
Minnesota and Iowa
Mrs ANA Patterson. who has
been visiting her sister. Mrs.. MAJ
win Miller. for the past sls weeks
left "Wednesday for her homs in
Eilingsford. Iowa.
Mr. and Mrs William Cill are
receiving congratulations on the
birth Of their frat son Jan. 10 AZ
St Jossph's hospital Tn. young
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-07
Few Individual Issues
Sway Trend Of Averages Up
Markets at q
Glance


stocks: F1rm IN quiet trade
Bonds Ifreeulsrly higher. I.
: governments lower.
Curb stocks: Mixed
Cotton: Higher
Wheat: Unchanged 10 = cent
lower
Corn: or = 10 - cent
silver: Unchanged IN New York.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-07
1 sa1SH&4a9df&EX
STSC To Stor, Next Week On DestroYers:
Propelleri,es Entertain National Chief

arv enabled Arthur n Tefs %
ns szIssf - honor e = hunHhsen
gixsa Thursday ~ group -
rseena shipping nfsn
Tusfs 10 founder snd honorary
president - the Propeller club
~ ~ United states. which eni-
braces - sesroFis he mace an
Interesting sna informative in'-
prufaptu address - TIRE I =.
merchant marine sna it- sSrseta-
tons in IN. national defen.. prc-
gram.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-07
TUESDAYS Quotations

Quotations courtesy Dean Wittsr n
Co, Washington Bldg. members
New York stock EXCHANGED
High Low Close
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-07
PORT CALENDAR

Vessels IN Port; Lewis LAleken.
bach. Port piers, frying Cloud
Port piers Black Eagle. shsffsf
No. /. Steel Navigator. shsffer
No. l. SatAftis. smslter. kmuf
smeltef. West Coast. ST Paul
mill. Astoria. Hsrhor mill.
Vessels Due Thursday , m.
Columbian. Baker Friday. Point
San Pablo. Mccormick Cold
brook. shAffsf No. =. Whitney
Olson. Defiance mill. La Purlsima
Hooker.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-07

Continued arrivals saaea 10
vessels already engaged IN ssrEe
work here made q total ~ eight
ships en- berth locsllv Thursday.
Overnight hsrthinas included
the offshofe satartia. the inter
coasters BLACK Eagle snd fsws
Lucksnhach. snd the coasters
Amnf snd West Coast
tAftng Tacoma frslkhts for
domestic and foreign destination.
were the steamers frying Cloud,
rcadYing for south America the
steel Navigator, loading for tho
eastern s,sseard. the Astoria. on
berth for California ports
Expected Thursday p W. vas
the American Hawaiian inter.
coastal steamer Columbian. Slated
FOR appearance Friday ar. tho
Coldhfook. whitney Olson. foint
san Pablo and the /. furlNms.
the Coldhreas viii dl~hafKs
Oriental cargo prior To calls Else.
where on Puget Sound and Column
his river. while the others are
coasters regularly calling her.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-07

lodi MIN NINFH HFkF
A last-minuts chang. ~ timer
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Club Ia Meet

The Royal Purple club will
honor Mrs. Ellis Green with a
shower FEB. II a. tho hons Of
Mrs. Lloyd Weaver on Park ave
nue. A dessert luncheon viii be
served at / 30.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-05

The recently enacted regulation requiring that all milk sold in Wa terbury after Feb. be pasteurized or produced by herds under official supervision for control of Bangs disease, will be strictly enforced to safeguard the public health, ac- cording to an announcement made yesterday by City Health Officer Dr. Edward J. Godfrey.
 The board of health declined to postpone enactment of this regula- tion at its meeting yesterday, acting at the suggestion of Dr. Godfrey who told the commissioners that all but four of the milk producer-deal- CTS have arranged for paSteuriza- ton or have placed their cattle un- der state or government supervision.
 No Extension
 A temporary extension was sought by the four dealers, but the board refused to grant the stay. pr. Rich ard Gilyard, reporting for this group, stated that the four dealers were unable to obtain private pas teurization accommodations at this time. without losing the individual quality of their respective products.
 Dr. Godfrey was left with the as signment of finding private pas teurization for the products of these dealers, an estimated daily output of 400 quarts. If accommodations are found, and health officials believe they will be, then the dealers will have to submit to pasteurization for
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-05
NO CONTESTS IN
 DIVORCE ACTIONS
Six Suits Scheduled For Short Calendar Session
 Friday Morning

Six uncontested divorce actions are scheduled to be heard at the Short Calendar session of Superior Court Friday morning before Judge Robert L. Munger. Motions in other cases not yet ready for trial will also be heard.
 Following are the cases sched- uled for trial:
 Adeline Misavage against Walter Misavage, Nancy Chaponis against Leon Chaponis, Howard w. Slason against Doris Slason, Giacondino Santopietro against Giacondina Santopietro, William E. Gamble against Amelia Rader Gamble, Jeanette Modeen against Alfred ". Modem.
 Motions in cases being prepared for trial are: Dorothea w. Kelley against Patrick H. Kelley, place on uncontested list; Ida Verrastro against Andrew Verrastro, wife's claim for alimony pending trial and for allowance from husband for ex- penses; Ernest St. Sauveur against Irene St. Sauveur, place on uncon- tested list, Frank Sibella against Mary Sibella, place on uncontested
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-05
SUPREME COUNCIL
 DENIES REQUEST
Petition Of Local Knights For McGivney Memorial
 Tabled

Sheridan Council, "A, Knights of Columbus, received notice at its regular meeting held last night in the Columbus Club that the Su- preme Council of the K. of c. at it's quarterly meeting, held in Richmond, Va, on January 11-12, had voted to take mo action" on the proposed McGivney Memorial in Waterbury.
 Members of the council upon re- ceiying the notification last night voted to receive it with regret and to inform the Supreme Council that efforts would still continue locally to plan for a shrine or permanent me morial for the founder of the or der. the Rev. Michael J. McGlv- ney, and his two brothers, the Monsignori Patrick J., and John J. McCiivney, who served as Supreme Chaplains of the K. of c. for about 40 years. All three were native sons of Waterbury.
 Plans for the observance of Foun- der's Week, scheduled for March 23-3O. were launched by Sheridan Council last night with appointment of Deputy Grand Knight Patrick J, Wallace as chairman for this oc- casion.
 James Gibbons was named chair man of the Membership and Lapsa- ton Committee. The council plans a drive shortly to secure sufficient candidates for a class that will be initiated into the order in the laet spring.
 Henry Hayden, Jr., was named chairman of a committee to make arrangements for providing re" ligious articles for soldiers depart ing from Waterbury.