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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-07

RIAL f>lAIt
I'D like 10 he your salesman"
J. 4. Bishav. Tyler 5000. lS5
south Norrell.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-07

AT session OF said court NJ.
in the City of Detroit. April ! isr
Present; The Hon. Dewitt y
MERRIAM Circuit judge.
II satisfactorily appearin- Nv Al,
hdavit on file that defendant d mn
a resident OF the State NJ Michig,n
but resides at 240 South FuitoD
street. Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania
1t is ordered that she app.u
herein within three months rom
the date OF this order Or the hin n
complaint herein NAV be taken 4,
confessed. and that this order b,
served and published according 10
law and a copy thereof mailed 10
defendant at her last known ad.
dress.
DEWITT II MERRIAM
Circuit Judge
"a True Copy
CASPAR J. LINGEMAN. Clerk.
BY F. z. GRACE.
Deputy Clerk. 5-5-6-ll
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-07
DeMolay Mothers
Will Entertain

The Mothers club Of Tacoma
chapter. order Of DeMolay. IL
sponsoring a benefit luncheon and
card party In the dining room Of
the Broadmoor apartments We'd
nesday. Luncheon will be served
at 1918 followed by 500. pinochle
and bridge. Favors VIII be awarded
for high score.
Mrs. o. J. DuI.se. appointed gen.
eral chairman by Mrs. Leonard
Erickson, announces that admit
lance to the luncheon will he by
tickets which may he obtained
from the committee. Assisting
Mrs. DuI.ac with arrangements arc
Mesdsmes r. NJ. Sarff. Max
Mrohs. John Kelly. Gladys Rouse.
]. NJ. Dunsmore and Fred Davies.
Reservations may be made until
Tuesday morning.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-07
julia Dent Grant Tent
BUSY with Dinner Plans

Julia Dent Grant tent. No3, n
4. v. will entertain at a benefit
dinner from 1870 until one O'Clock
Tuesday in Carpenters hall
io12is Tacoma ave. Mrs. c. w
hcPerson 10 chairman for the
affair, assisted by Mesdames Julia
James. o. Ayers, Rose Halls and
Minnie Christensen. Mrs. A. A.
Woelfel and Mrs. r. G.. Russ will
be the hostesses. In charge of the
dining room will be Mrs. Ray
Smith and Mrs. r. T. Bryan. The
public is invited.
A regular business meeting Will
be held at ! so with Mrs. Woelfel
presiding. Reports will be given
m the district convention held
recently in Olympia. Those at
tending were Mesdames A. A.
Woelfel, Ray Smith. c. w. Nc
Pherson, h. T. Bryan. Julia James.
Rose Halls. o. Ayers, Minnie
Christensen, w. II. Woods. T. n.
Common and Ruth Call.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-07
Founders
To Be Feted
Daughters OF Nile
Schedule Several Meetings

Fora temple. Daughters of
the Nile, will hold its reg
ular meeting ON Tuesday eve
ming in the Gothic rom OF
the Masonic temple and at
the same time viii honor
founders Of the order, a num-
Der of whom live in Seattle
Mt this time. Mrs. Walter A.
Mierow will preside.
A. special feature the tempe
patrol viii appear. Throughout
the dining room. where late sup
per will BE- served. Halloween deco.
rations Will be- used. Other num-
bcrs on the program viii include
tap dances by Beverly and Claire
shotwell. and readings by Asrllyn
Leverenz
South Side circle. Daughters 81
IN. Nile will meet ~ the home ~
Mrs r. A. Bond. 500 so. s@ih al
II o'clock Tuesday. Mrs Frank
Douglas sill assist the hosts~
AT a sandwich luncheon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-07

Will Meet
Lakewood Group Plans
Another Fall Production

Members Of the Lakewood
Players viii hold their reg
ular monthly meeting on
w ednesday evening at s
o'clock in their playhouse At
Dekoven Inn. During the
evening the play. "Petticoat
Fever" by Mark Reed. will be
reviewed.
The popular comedy has been
chosen by the little theater group
for their next production. 10 be
given some time in early November
under the direction Of Miss Isabel
Uranium. a member OF the Clover
Park high school faculty. Miss
Uranium has wide background
in little theater work and IL now
playing in The Women" at the
Drama League little theater.
Members who expect TO try out
for roles in the play will be given
this opportunity to hear about the
play, with actual additions on Sun
day evening at $50, also at the
theater.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-07

For Bride
Parties Numerous Tor Miss
Simpson, Bride-Eleei

Since her marriage Is les:
than = fortnight away Ms.
Margaret Mary Simpson
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J
P. Simpson, who is betrothed
10 Mr.. Herbert Clarke IT.. OF
Sumner. is the inspiration of
numerous pre-nuptial parties
On Monday evening she is 10
be the guest of honor at a
linen shower Miss Janice
Wegener will give at the Uni
versity-Union club.
Miss Phyllis jackson ~ planning
smother bridal shower for Thurs
day evening TO honor Miss Simp-
son
Miss Negener vii use autumn
leaves and flowers for the deoora-
tons at her party. After an eve
ming Of bridge late supper will be
served.
Invited to the party are Mes
DANES Gordon Retiring. Harold
Phillips, Richard Mckinney. and
the Misses Marjorie Schwalen.
Patty Poe, Phyllis Jackson. Shirley
Mcdonald, Grace Hamilton. Betty
Ross, Peggy Goodman, Virginia
Haines. Naldene Hazelton and Mar
Yaret Burkey.
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at
ST. Patrick's
Fir Tree Circle .o Entertain
Thusdsy Afternoon

Women of the Pr Tree cir
&c. ST. Patrieks parish vii
be hostssse< Thursday. Oct. ..
a. a luncheon and bridge
PARTY. = be held IN Sc. Pat
ricks social hall. Ne. 18th and
j sts. Luncheon vii be
served At | o'clcek and Inn
msdlately following the lunch
hour there vii he = style
show. presented hy one 81
Tacomas leading womnn's
stores. and showing The latest
modes for white wear.
Gowns. cnats. suits and hats
vii ~ modelled. al o. mu-
seal accompaniment.
Ass sitting fnr TIE style ss~~
the stage n ths auditorium will
- mss=sa vita coieFIal snsama
flo~efs dshilss sstoFs. hlchssl.
ira. dslxes and mums
Mrs. I. l. nlzssii |. party chair
man with Mrs W g. Mayer. az
slstsnt Laneneon arrangements
are In charge q Msssf.mss Frank
aFosnvich. Nick Jssprisa John
nuanick ant william nsxisy and
tsnis viii ~ cared for ~ Mes
Games v. ". csfignsn. y alnsso.
vieh. NJ w kus,. Thomas Nc
Eissln. n ~ Mullen. n ~.
Bosovieh. stuart Elilatt. A. nnse-
vich. q. Nlshovish. Harry usfklns.
!. "a nr.>keslsh. f.ul pefatish
ard u. n slsmmlns. Hc.tsssss
ar. Nesiame. Alb~ft zsr~r. n.
CONSTANT. Frank nsnn.ovssh. A.
A. Huston, leo ]. Hunt. ciafsnes
Layton. n. Aersnsovieh. J. y.
slmpscn. A ". rreisvan. X. Mia
lovieh. A. 1. hotlsetss. = r,
Rawlings. A. Ansirssirh. ~ v.
kukowssl. J. Ayreh. Anna Md
dletcn, Blanche stssss J. y
nalsch. q. A. Boucher. }. q. Carey.
" y. Durrell Adam rrse.n c.
gilbert. Anna c. Kirby. ray lap
pin. James MsHsrthnsy. ". J.
Msrshsii. w c. Nlemsysr. James
RiEney. J. w. cramsr. J. y Reilly.
= J. Taylor. ]. O. Hansen. D NJ
pein~s. George Thornton. c. r.
Hsmmersmith and George Hlb-
man.
This IL the fourth In the series
n autumn parties sponsored by
women Of NJ. Fatrissa
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-07

Hra Hattie Parker - - Ne.
"a 81. IN - nnstesz - m<mh<F1
~ tn< Better GsFd<ao e1zzs 81
Tuesday sftsfnaen - Z e1Efe<k
~ nzsls ele<srd officers ~e<k
xsrs eho~r ~ the easuinx y<sf
iii - n rhzrE< ~ re fsz=zn<@
zeestinT
ire $50 nffseess sr< Ma Tn~c-
sare sr<ekt rE<<st<et ufs = ".
Bryan stcs president. Nfs Arthur
HsssisF. s<erstzfy NFs Henry
z<mszezn. tre.<aF~f
Fciiusstnx - rr<eslnE ts<f< gu
- . rpund table azseuuzaa On
shss = A = tse asrs<r fc<
oets,<s rtsas wni also - ms><
fef - <hfs<snfh<nuu shnw
shtsh 80 League - usyt<s eisns
IA sreaenF .snetime tre fan
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-07
News and Notes
ofArmy Life

Miss Patty Brigham. daughter
of 1t. Col and Mrs. Wesley c.
Brigham, had a. her houseguests
the Misses Caroline Bryant and
Mary Frances Wallace of Seattle.
Miss Jean Pipal Of Butte, Mon
tans. was recent visitor 10 Fort
Lewis.
1t. Col. J. W. Grassy. post rec
restion officer. and Mrs. Cnsay
have recently moved into quarters
40 on the post. The Crissys were
formerly in Olympia.
Charles y. Elder. supervisor Of
the machine records unit. visited
Grand Coule dam with several
members Of his staff over the
week end.
Arthur n. Boswell Of post head.
quarters recently moved on the
post
Col. d. 3. Elliot formerly com
mander Of the 18TH Engineers AZ
Vancouver Barracks. has arrived
10 take over his duties a. chief Of
staff Of the X Army corps. With
him are Mrs. Elliot and their
daughter. Ann. IS.
Mrs Richard Rosson. wife OF the
director Of the netro-GoidVyn-
Mayer film. Steel Cavalry" which
IS being taken IN part Al Fort
Lewis. spoke 70 a group q ladies
tins week a. the Ofncsrs' club on
her experiences In Europe last
year.
Il J. l. Bensu ~ the machine
records unit 81 Post HssdqDsrtsrs.
and Mrs Lnsu nave moved their
home from Seattle ~ Tacoma.
Typo auxiliary SlI meet Tues
day with Mrs Hal Bsrgelt near
Sumner. Each member u asked /
70 bring books TO be sent 10 the
Printers home. Suggestions for
a new type Of business meeting
viii be requested. The postpined /
report and the w. J. A /
legislation viii feature the session. /
For transportation. call Mrs. How
ard Welsh or Mrs. Charles Kesn. .
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Mrs. Torkelson VIII Be
Hostess Tuesday Afternoon

Mrs. Henry Torkelson will be
hostess TO members and friends Of
Circle 5 of Central Lutheran church
on Tuesday at her home, 1929 Pa
oific ave. Mrs. f. NJ. Anderson
will be joint hostess at this Octo-
Der meeting, with luncheon at
IL 80 o'clock. On Thursday at l
o'clock. Circle will meet at the
home of Mrs. e. L. Byrd, SIS No.
Prospect.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-07
Thorpcs 10 Be Welcomed
tuesday EVENING

Trinity Lutheran guild Of Park
land will meet Tuesday evening At
4 O'Clock In the church pariors A
special welcome 10 extended 90
Rev. and Mrs. sorvsl n. Thorps
The faculty wives quartet will
sing The members Of tho quartet
are Mrs. A. W. Ramstad. Mrs. j.
H. Xavier. Mrs Cliff Olson and
Phillip y. Haugs Mrs Herbert
Ransom viii present violin solos
Mrs. q. j. Haimin will accompany
both the quartet and Mrs. Ran.
son. Mrs. Elmer Haakinson will
sing.
Dsyotlons viii ~ led hy Ars.
Cliff Olson The h0stsasss are
Mrs Morris y Ford and Mas
Gladys Carlson.
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at
Sunday Tea
Miss Shirley Nelson En-
ierisins School Friends

More than a score of friends
we're enterta tanned by Miss
Shirley Nelson at tea given
Sunday afternoon at the home
Of her mother. Mrs. Mildred
Nelson. Guests were Stadium
high school friends Of the
young hostess.
Those present were the Misses
Pat Coleman. Mary Lou Hagen.
Alicia Mather, Jscqusllne Dennis.
Shirley jackson. Beverly Doering.
June Bolyi. La Vaughn Munger.
Bettiiu Hoffet. Shirley hoffet.
Berdie Tobisson. Dorothy Bren-
nan. Virginia Taylor. Ruth Wood.
Elinor Nilsson. Mary Alice Everett.
Diana johnson. Lorna Lee Cooper.
Shirley Ballard. Alice Fuilsysr and
Vivian Peterson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-07
Miss Greco
Is Bride
Becomes Mrs. hsrrsno in
Ceremony 81 81. Ri'ss

In a morning ceremony at
st. Rita's church recently
Miss Lillian Greco. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Greco.
became the bride of Mr..
Joseph Mariana. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Nicholas Mariana.
The church was decorated
simply with palms. The Rev.
Achilles Bruno. S. J.. cele-
brated the nuptial mass at
1890 o'clock.
The bride. given in marriage
by her father. wore a white satin
gown. styled on princess lines with
train. She had a fun veil Of
illusion caught to her hair with
a halo of pearls and tulls. sh.
carried a bouquet 81 gsrdeniss.
bouvardia and orchids.
Mrs. John n. Greco. sister-in-
law of the bride. was her matron
OF honor and wore = dress OF deep
pink grosgrain. She carried light
yellow roses and pink bouvardis.
Bridesmaids were Miss Celia
Rizzutti. cousin of the bride, Of
Portland. who wore pale pink
satin and carried pink roses tied
with satin. and Miss Stanley Dur
gin, cousin Of the bridegroom. who
wore pale blue satin and also car
RED pink roses. Miss Joan Greco
was the junior bridesmaid and
wore blue with a colonial bouquet.
The attendants had picture hats
to match their gowns.
Mr.. Stanley Durgin was best
man and ushers were Mr.. John
Greco and Mr.. Peter stefani.
Mrs. Greco wore a blue gown
for her daughters wedding and
Mrs. Mariana chose blue also.
Both had gardenia corssges.
A dinner and reception for rs
followed the ceremony at Club
Moderne.
After a wedding trip down the
Oregon coast the young couple
will be at home in Tacoma after
October 5. The bride wore q teal
blue suit for travelling. Her &C
cessories were brown and she wore
corsage of orchids.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-07
Yelm Girl
Is HonoYe1
Three tsssssssss Gseselsln
~ lssksmss oy~aes1u.

Miss Durushy pplnoncr ~
the nuest 81 hoeor q : ngl11
shower given ~ Mn Co
I>ongmisr. Mrn Wl11moo ~
man and Mr.. Dunnl6 lpuoDns
recently ~ the iIno1onno
gymnasium.
During ~ ofl1vDnon ~
brido-s1eet ~ pruooneo1 NH
= variety ~ ojfla. Ilofroo1e
msnta followed : poRio1 =
rnmen.
rrsm wssasss wpm M J~on
AIIsa = ~. M f5Ia1yo nonx1D
~ ysln. sa1 no Aa1 uooo1v
~ pasd puu
TAKES vesu 1rpseo1e1 IN
f'seksss 80 psas ssosss - -
runea
pyp~ns wssv nononnmoo Al
f.smm. coovtas WaSune NoGnor.
. fvsn<s. = uta 4 nDpGnnk
nuss nsvItte. rEuru1en IsGnnn
rsssv kIi>es. jemm n1esourn11u.
cye JeanpN. pu~a11 1encum D.
IN. nssnsy rv<nnnee c. tnnCs
Mrs. nsnsy vs~ssk t111nue 49,
sov tssnn~ss. mleo0ep uoonup. -
II Md bolll.
nssdsmss f,la1ys h1esvlA ~
- m1n~an E<.~@ = nn-x-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-07

fuis wees me Taeu9se H<lN@ne~e
and Professional Wsmea's elUn
with ifoo otb<r clubs ihroua hovt
the country 10 celebrating th~ IN.
adversary II National Business
womsn's week. Each year fipds
every club working on . dsfinsss
program and tnis year The hsypots
10 strengthen democracy fs< -
fsnse with ths slogan At defsns~
bond for every bunlne~s woman.
President Roosevelt gave his a..
fetal endorsement 10 National
Business wemsn's ~esh uefsbsr
sill. In . issfer 10 pr. Mlnais J.
Msffstt. PRESIDENT af the Maternal
Business and Professional WON.
ems clubs which sponsers this sa-
nuai event. ne said that ths a.
ssnizatlon appears 10 h~ parttcu.
larry we'll qualified far ~ tssh ~
defense preparations
Governor L4nai,s has slse pro-
claimed Oct 8 10 II - ftssnznsns
womsn's wssk and Mayer Harry
Cain 10 leading . panel dis<ssusen
ons evening - well ~ appearing
On The radio. Mrs. Edna nTuWn.
State Federation RED Gross es~is-
man, 10 assisting IN ths Start ~
Tho Local campaign that syssy
business woman - weii - every
club member bay . defssss hpe1
Monday sssasns nlss Wilma
Zimmerman. ise.i ps~sldsnt ~ tn
Business and Professional Wen.
ems club viii b. ths hnnos ssppshss
Al ths University club. Bsettls ~
their dinner IN bonoF n this en-
nnsl syent Ths ainnsr vlli - 81
the Edward nssny hsssi - $50
and ~ Miss xlmmsfmss . tbe
utats first yies president thts
honss n hSr dss<. fbo~e gang
from Tacoma for The dlnnes and 70
accompany Miss zsmmsvmsn are
Ars Bessie West. Miss vAler,a
harlow. Mrs. Laura cAtaehlII
Miss rsnnls Stephenson. Mrs.. 4.
A.hry. Dr. Myrtle ny. Mr..
Phyllis Wsiimsv and nss Ezsase<
Aissheas ssssi& = NJ eSsss
f-hsssslss sssssh wili bssd iss
meeting Tuesday evening.
u 7 30 ~ Ina hons ~ Mse Carl !
Inhnson Mfs Rob~vs rhorntoa
AN present sss tnpse ~ ~
evening. Religion n p~meersey
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-07
Clubs

North Tscsusa nebeAah loAge
will meet Tuesday evening 81 .
o'clock In Anderson hall with Mrs..
David Davies presiding. assisted
by Mrs Alvin rridham. First
nomination a. officers vlli he held
and Mrs. Edward whsatisy. drill
captain. ~ili present the oblisa-
tory ceremony. Late supper viii
follow.
Orviiia Patrol. Assershees viii
meet Tuesday evening IT 4 o'clock
At the home Of Mrs. Louise Dove
laar. 5t5o M. X n. Hostsss~s a.
slsting VIII be Mu. Evelyn Perry
and Mrs. I'M
Tacoma Circle. n. q. W. viii
meet Monday evening 81 = o'eloek
In Eagles hall Mrs. James Oman
VIII preside. Mrs. Godfrey Beelsr
and Mrs Esri jons. ~iii have
charge Of iats supper
n.~,ser.. ,..e,...m..s s.s
will meet Tuesday evening az tao
st 7sIo Va G u An evening ~
games vii b< followed by refresh
msnts
Ladies' s.s'sssy. Messiah Ia
ihssas church wlIi meet Tuesday
for i7.3o luncheon IN tho church
parlors With Mrs. Frank Walters
a. hostess.
M,Sla.1 VI. G. T. q. viii mss,
for noon potines luncheon si ths
home ~ Mrs. August Elmquist Of
Midland. Tuesday, Mr- Anna
Harris. new president. and the
other nsw officers. MIRA A. Tbomp-
son. secretary and M. Blanche
hsson. treasurer wiiI preside
There viii be special music.
c,ssls !. 6.ars,s,. Of Norway.
viii meet Tuesday for II 70 lunch.
cen IN sormanna hail Hoste.sss
wiii h. hra Lying ana Mrs. A.
cssso~sy.
ti.it.tiss school Msshsss' eisss
is sponsoring . mon lsInehs<n 10
~ followed by cards for Tuesday
afternoon. Fagofs viii he s~xfds1
T.ssm- osmm.a,s, nss.. ss.,S
VIII meet At tina Community house
At 40 o'clock Tuesday All aeni.
befs are urged 10 b. present. Mrs 4
George gsibert sliI pssslsis.
NJ r.esa. Rss,.ksh r1.eii,.
eIsss viii hold ia regular business
ard soslsI pssting IN ths q o. q.
y eluD fa-Dns On Tuesday. afs
Eils Lebt and Mrs. y. Munro. as
sisted ~ Mrs. chriatlns Oison ana
Mrs. y. smith. viii ~ 10 charge al
ihs IL % luncheon.
MAJ & hs,serts sssiiissy Ma.
sse ain entertain Al q card party
=; American Lake hospi,si On Tues
1sy. rhs bsss viii leave fiot<l WIN.
'hrop. comfnsre< -. sntr.nes. Al
J p. n.
st~o and stripes sesiss ssss
all meet On Thursday for noon
luncheon and business At the home
n nra George nagna~on. Assn
So. Eel u.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-07
Business Women
10 Hear Speaker tuesday

Business and Professional Wom-
ems club will hold it's luncheon
meeting Tuesday noon at the
Model Grill. Mr.. c. J. Essen
hacher Of the Tacoma Fire de-
partment will address the group
IN Home Defense and Fire Pre-
vention."
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-07
Quota Club Meets
Al Winthrop tuesday

Quota Club International will
hold its monthly dinner at $50
Tuesday evening in the Winthrop
hotel. Mrs. MILFORD Hall of Seat
tie, a recent delegate to the con-
vention held at Lake Placid. New
York. will be present and give a
talk covering the convention.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-07
Choir Guild
holds Sale

Members of the Choir guild of
Christ church is busy with It's
annual fall rummage sale which Ia
being held at 1889 Pacific ave.
Mrs. II. r. Schneider is chairman
of the sale which runs from Mon
day noon through Tuesday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-07
Return From Trip
10 East Coast

Mr. and Mrs Louis {. kuseh
and their daughter Naflens have
returned 70 their home al the
Leland after spending SIX weeks On
trip east. They stopped fer
some time IN Washington. n. {.
and Chicago.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-07

and Mrs. r p Robbins. Giri
soouts. Mrs. Roy Lilyebeck, pre-
school representative.
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Ozenam Circle No. l3
Plans BRIDGE Luncheon

Members of Ozanam circle. No.
-, viii meet Tuesday for a 1890
o'clock luncheon and bridge party
AZ the home of Mrs. d. l.. O'Don-
nell at Lake Killarney.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-07

Adams Street Chapel will hold a
". p. A. handcrsft class on Tues
day afternoon from / until $50
o'clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-07

classes Will start at 100 o'clock
Tuesday in the basement of the
chapel, 1924 So. Adams. Neigh
borx invited.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-07

Tacoma Cireis. n. q. W. viii
meet Monday evening 81 . o'eiosk
in Eagles hall Mrs. James Oman
VIII preside Mrs. Godfrey Beelsr
and Mrs Esrl jons. ~iii have
charge Of late supper.
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Photograph ey Preston ons,ss.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-12-25

AS it rolls back and forth
across this hallowed land, in day
light and darkness, our Jugger-
naut crushes the life of of some
man, woman, or child every IL
minutes and mangles 35 others.
Last year it killed 34,500 people
-nine per cent more than the
year before-injured 100000
others, and ran up a $1,6OO,OOO,-
600 bill of destruction. In the
first seven months of this year
2O.O8O "devotees" have been
hurled to death beneath its
wheels, an unnecessary human
sacrifice II per cent greater than
that of the previous January-to-
August period If allowed to
continue at this rate the total
"blood offering" for 1941 will
reach an all-time high of 49,
900.
Such totals read like the cas- :
ualty lists of embattled Europe.
They are out Of place in peace
full America. Their mere publi-
cation by the U. S. Census Bu-
reau and others has reused a de-
fense-conscious nation to battle.
A fortnight ago President Roose-
Welt called on every American to
take part in a nation wide drive
against accidents of every type,
especially auto accidents. At
once the National Safety Council,
headed by w. H. Cameron, man
aging director, began mobiliza-
ton of an extra army of safety
minded citizens to act as shock
troops in a coast-to-coast cam
paign against injury and sudden
death. 1t has urged governors,
mayors, and other public Off
cials to take emergency action,
and called on clubs, societies
trade groups, and labor unions
to join this big drive.
Spearhead of the drive will be
directed at motor vehicle acci-
dents, which cause one-third of
all accidental deaths in the U.
S. A. The traffic toll in deed
and injured among defense work
ers alone for the first seven
months of this year, says the
Council, has resulted in a loss
of man-hours sufficient to build
10000 fighter planes or $4,000
light tanks. A sterner compari-
son is afforded by American
losses in the World War, when
the total number of A. E. F. Of
ficers and enlisted men killed in
action or died of wounds receiv-
ed in combat was 50,510. Autos
this year will kill four-fifths that
number on the streets and road
ways of our nation by Christmas.
In the past decade they have kill
ed seven and one-half times that
many, or 377,O8O.
What is the answer? Can the
apostles of safety accomplish
some miracle which will destroy
the rule of 13? Is there a magic
which might save hundreds al
ready marked for motor mortal
ity next week? Of must they
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-12-25
she's For Merry Christmas and A Happy New Year

motor vehicle accidents. Most Of
these investigators are frank to
say that each fresh view of this
morbid spectacle from the "hu-
man side" convinces them anew
that when it comes to automo-'
bile driving, we're an appall
ly ignorant, unframed, unpal-
anced, and undemocratic people.
An unbelievable number OF US
seem to have been conditioned
for tragedy-we are accidents
going somewhere to happen.
Plainly then, one big job in high
way safety-many think it the
biggest-is to recondition a host
of present day drivers and edu-
cate Alright all newcomers to the
wheel.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-12-25

ton it is interesting to note that
devices to augment safe driving
by mechanical means are con-
stantly being perfected.
But speed itself is a relative
factor. Reports from seven
states show that in IL per cent
Of rural fatalities speed was 90
miles per hour or over, whereas
seven out of 10 urban fatalities
occurred at speeds of 80 m. p. h.
or under. In each case speed was
regarded as contributing factor
only in that it exceeded the mar
gin of safety for the particular
driving conditions obtaining at
that time and place.
Safety engineers, therefore,
look long and often at the pay-
Geological factors contributing to
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-12-25
THE TWO FINEST WORDS

Zone of the finest things
human being can say" says
James Mangan, advertising exc
cutive, Chicago, "is Thank youn
1t is a spiritual return for a
favor received"
One of the stories | like is
about a man who travelled and
sold his product in seventeen diff