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La gaceta., 1941-05-20
MONIOS

Nick Alahuzos, "a, v Fame
Vaporidou, a.; Lawrence Hoa-
na.el, p y Elizabeth Wells, 81 4;
Ro9ert Griffin, %, y Leona Wi
lliams, 10; David Bruce Shas,
"a, y Myra Butler, So; George
w. Reynolds, 30, y Marie E.
Bielling, 25; Ralph Mitchell
Martin, 21, y Katherine Brow
der, Is; C. w. Fail, %, y Sara
Imogene Smith, 81.
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Ell FRTcTDTNTE RClccE.
VEL VOLVERA AL OLA
TRADITIONAL

Washington, mayo 20 Sc di.
'hcy en- la Casa Blanca saa ell pr.
.idente estima frscaSadO 81 Is.
fuerzo paar establecer una nue..
va fa-ha en- cuanto al Dia de da,
Gracias y que en- su proclama
de este ano fijara la fecha ira.
dicional.
Ell aho pasado la magoria d.
los estados festejaron ell Dfa d.
Oar Gracias en- la fecha sehala.
ia por ell jefe de estado, pero o.
tros Sc mantuvierno leales a las
tradiciones.
La gaceta., 1941-05-20
A DE ~SUlCIDARSE Ell
ASESINO DE SU MUJER Y
SUS HIJOS

Wilmington, Del, mayo 20
Clarence Webb, un criador de a.
YES, Sc hizo hoy tres disparos,
con la intenci6n de suicidarse,
cuando la policia lie buscaba GER
ca de Odessa. En- graVisimo es-
tado fue llevado a un hospital de
Wilmington. Ell hombre mat6 a
yer a su esposa y dos pequenos
hijos, uno de 6 amos y ell otro de
siete meses. Sc hizo los disparos
por Ell abdomen.
La gaceta., 1941-05-20

D. Clausen contra Christian
.Clausen; Catherine TAFT Drake
.Eetrisra Inward Bcsi,e Drake;
Moll.e Garcia contra Joe Gar
cia; Vivian LeDuc contra Ar
thur Homer LeDuc; Gabriela
Acebo contra Antonio Acebo;
Mangie E. Paterson contra Ro-
bert E. Paterson; la Mae Rob
inson contra Roy Robinson.
La gaceta., 1941-05-20
LIE RFGALARON UN PARA
GUAS AL A TO.
BEY

Washington, mayo 20.-iUn
numeroso grupo de ~ciuda3ano3
del estado de New Hampshire le
hizo entregar hoy un paragua-
negro, simbolo de los "apaci-
guantes', al senador republica-
no To5ey, de csc estado. Hizo Ia
netrega una comisi6n.
Ell senador racibi6 Ell para
guas, graciosamente, y los fot6-
grafoS intervinieron.
La gaceta., 1941-05-20
ASSOCIATION PROTECTORA
DE PROPIETARIOS
Citaci6n

Por orien lei Sr. Presidente
cito a to5cs los mienbrcs de es-
esta a.sociaci6n, para una impor
tante reunion que Sc efectuara
Ell Microbes dia 81 de Mayo, a
las 7:3O P. NJ, en- nuestro sa-
lon social, 21O1 E. Columbus
Drive.
Sc suplica no dejar de asistir.
g. CaSmdn0,
Secretario.
La gaceta., 1941-05-20

ST, senior, compre la
pintura B. L. P. Soda
mente Sc vende en- King
Hardware, 8a. avenida
y Gale IS.
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DIVORCIOS

Decretos: Margaret Alice
CAT ia contra Phillip Marcus
Garcia; Ariel ElizaA2.h Burd-
lex contra Walter F. Bundick.
Nuevas demandas: Margaret
La gaceta., 1941-05-20
VISITO LA S~ECRETARIA DE
ESTADO Ell EMBAJADOR
FRANCES

Washington, mayo 2O.-E!
embajador de las "viboras' de
Viahy hizo hoy una vista a la
sscretaria de estado. Inform6 81
,~diplcmatico al Secretario Hull
que Francia resistira ~cualquier
intento en- contra de sus colo
Mas en- America O en- Africa.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-22
Vows Taken
In Olympia
Couple VIII MAKE Home
In Port Angeles August |

Miss Nancy Marion. attrac.
tive young daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur T. Marion of
Olympia. became the bride OF
Mr.. John Whitney of Port
Angeles. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
II. J. Whitney. in a ceremony
of marked charm and beauty
at St. Johns Episcopal church,
Olympia. The setting of all
white flowers was lighted by
many candles.
Traditional white satin was
worn by the bride, a charm
ing blonde.
One hundred-fifty wedding guests
were present for the ceremony
which was followed by = recep-
ton in the Jade room Of Hotel
olympisn.
The gown worn by the bride was
styled on classical lines with a
long train. Pearls. arranged in a
coronet, held her finger-tip length
veil in place. she carried gar
denias and stephanotis in her
bridal bouquet and wore = heart
shaped locket given TO her by the
bridegroom.
Miss Celia Marion attended her
sister as maid Of honor and wore
a pink mArquisette dress with pink
gladioli and blue flowers in her
bouquet.
The bridesmaids were Miss Sally
Marion. another sister % the bride.
Miss Gloria Pierce. Mrs. Robert
Gregory, and Miss Janet OLeAry.
They wore embroidered blue mar
quisette and lace.
Mr.. Bliss Moore was the best
man and ushers were Messrs. Har-
old Shearer Of Seattle, Richard
Cook and Robert Enlo. NJ Port
land. and Edward Resvis and
Robert Cole Of Olympia.
Pouring at the reception were
Mrs. Elizabeth Chapman Of Ellens-
burg. Mrs Ralph Sprinkle Of Ia
coma, aunt Of the bride. Mrs. w. F.
Lea. Mrs. Ralph 3. Mcdonald. Of
Seattle, Mrs. Philip Northcraft,
Mrs. Thomas Vance, Mrs. Gerry
Lemon, Mrs. George Mills and Mrs.
Peter Schmidt.
The newlyweds will be At home
in Port Angeles after August I.
Mr.. Whitney is with an Architee-
tural firm there.
Mrs. Whitney i graduate OF
Olympia high school and attended
the University Of Washington.
where her sorority was Gamma
Phi Beta. Her husband II Uni
yersity Of Washington gradua IL
and member Of Beta Theta Pi
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-22
Former Tacomans
Visit Here

DR.. and Mrs. Edgar r Sizer.
Of Camarilo. Cal. and Mrs Alice
Ludes Of Hollywood. Cal, are
visiting AT the home of their
parents. Mr.. and Mrs f. r. Sizer.
1924 So. Thompson ave.
Or. Sizer Is graduate Of Lin
coin high school and the Univer-
sity Of Washington. and had his
medical training at Northwestern
university Chicago. He is now
praoticing medicine at Camarillo
He was well known in musical
circles when living in Tacoma.
Mrs. Ludes is the former Alice
Sizer. who starred in the Williams
Sisters Trio, with Al Pearce, and
is now on the Kraft program. with
Bing Crosby. with occasional parts
in pictures for various producers
in HOLLYWOOD.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-22
Drafiee Retention
Sought by F. D. R.

Continued From Page Onsl
action. viii commence in the
armies Of tho United states Time
counts The responsibility rests
solely with the congress.
The objective Is. Of course. the
al important issu. II 10 10 su-
thorize continuance IN service Of
selectees. national guard and re-
serve oomponenis Of The army and
the retired personnel Of the regu-
lar army. with the understanding
that. should the .xiRsnclss 81 the
situation permit. early return 10
civil pursuits ~ill follow In due
course
by proclaiminK an emergency.
either limited or unlimited. con-
greas automatically permits Mr..
Roosevelt 10 hold in active service
any or all ~ the seisctses. guards
men or reserve who have hssn
called to the eolors. That mode
~ procedure was provided In the
sslectlvs service act.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-22
Public installation Planned
For ladies Auxiliary

The Ladies auxiliary ~ the Luns
her and Sawmill Workers union
all hold public installation On
Wednesday evening ~ o'clock
n the union hal. so7 So. iath =.
Carpenters auxiliary local 1s4
viii officiAts with esndelhght ssrs-
ICES.
New officers elected for the
year are Mrs James Dean. press
dent. Mrs. Richard nailey. vice
president. Mrs Robert Stevens.
recording secretary; Mrs. Richard
Rankin. financial secretary. Ars
Harry swanson. treasurer, Mrs
Ray Hennessy. conductor, Mrs
Olaf Hansen. warden Mrs opai
Heater. Mrs. Dave sampson and
Mrs. julius NiAneour. trustees
Entertainment. late supper and
dancing will follow the ceremonial
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-22
Entertain
On Sunday
NJ. ard Ms. STOCKING I
Open Hone

One 81 The informal hut
altogether delightful parties
Of the past weekend was the
buffet supper ~ Sunday a
the interlaaken home Of Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel 3. Stocking
Among tho guests was Miss
ietitia Thompson Of New
York who arrived a short
time ago 70 visit her grand
parents. AR. and Mrs II. r.
Maybin IN Tacoma.
NJ sam stocking. r.. son =
ths host snd hostess hss hen IN
Canada recently and Is spending
The summer a. heue.
Others enjoying the get-together
we're Miss Olive stocking. IA and
Ms. Avery Mssters IA John
ceorgelas II Roland Bailey.
Judge and Mrs. Lawson. parents
= IL. Masters. Mrs. Earl Robbins.
Miss Janet Robbins. MT Adam
Bridge. Mr. ard Mrs. Ralph shat
fer. Mrs Davis cisrr and her
sons. Jimmy and Davis. and her
guest. Mr.. William Cheney
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-22
Garden Lovers Invited
To Seattle Flower Show

Mrs. Harry Rove and the West
Seattle Garden club Of which she
IL member have extended an in
vitation to garden lovers Of the
entire Northwest IN attend the
clubs annual parade NJ flowers"
and tea at Mrs Rowe's home
"Roseoliff' on Friday afternoon.
Although Mrs. Rowe and her
husband. a Tacoma railroad Off
oisl, make Their home in Seattle.
they are well known here and ex-
tend = particular invitation to
their friends here.
The flower show VIII have both
a horticulture and decorative dis
plays. Flower arrangements will
be exhibited under titles Gone
With the Wind" American
Home" international" entrance
shrines. miniature inches, charmed
land, fruit or vegetable arrange
ments and eorsages. A special
section will be set aside for cour-
tesy exhibits including displays by
the rose dahha and chrysanthe-
mum societies.
During the afternoon music will
be furnished by the University
string quartet. Louise Maurer.
strolling sccordianist and Nicholas
oeconomacos. wind instruments.
l. &. Il. A. will meet Tuesday
~ II 30 in Lincoln park for pot
luck luncheon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-22
Ferguson Chapel
Scene OF Rites

The marriage ~ Miss Eva Cop
land. daughter Of Mrs. Annie Cop
land. 10 Mr.. Alfred }. Van frozen.
II. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred J.
Van frozen Of PORT Townsend was
an event Of Saturday evening
Vows were exchanged At : 30
o'clock IN Ferguson Memorial
chapel Of the First Presbyterian
church. Or. ]. Renwick McCul-
Tough officiating one hundred
guests witnessed the ceremony
which was solemnized in a setting
Of white flowers. The chapel was
decorated by Mrs. r u. peyran Of
Gig Harbor. cousin Of the bride
Thanking the altar were graceful
white candelahra.
Given in marriage by her broth
er, Mr.. Peter COPELAND, the bride
wore a gown Of white embroidered
mousseline de sole made with =
fitted bodice. bouffant skirt. short
puffed sleeves and sweetheart
necklins. Growing her fingertip
veil Of net WAS a pleated halo cap.
The veil fastened to her head by
orange blossoms. Her flowers were
sweet sultan surrounding an orchid
and attached 10 an African fan.
Mrs. NJ. Russell Fish of Seattle,
cousin Of the bride. WAS matron
Of honor wearing a gown Of tur-
quoise blue crepe. made with fitted
bodice and full. plested skirt.
picardy gladioli formed her bou-
quet.
Mr. Maurice Van frozen Of Port
Townsend. brother Of the bride
groom. served as best man and
Mr.. Ralph Gilbert Of this city was
the usher. Music was presented
BY Miss Harriet Anderson of Olym-
pia. who was accompanied by Mrs.
JOY Brown at the organ. Songs
we're "BecAuse" and Il Love You
Truly"
For her daughters wedding and
the reception which followed At the
Womsn's clubhouse. Mrs. COPELAND
chose an ensemble ~ navy blue
crepe with which she wore a cor-
sage ~ mixed flowers. The bride
groomH mother chose dusty pink
lace and wore a similar cornsge.
Baskets Of pink and white sum
mer flowers filled the clubhouse
for the reception. A cut-work cloth
OF Irsh linen made by a cousin Of
the bride. Mrs J. =. Rudy Of
Seattle. covered the table which
wss centersd BY a crystal bowl Of
summer flowers thanked by crystal
eandelabra.
Mrs. Peter COPELAND Of Olympia.
slster-in-law OF the bride. assisted
BY Miss Kathleen Green of Taco
ma. presided Mr. Ruddy cut the
brides cake. assisted by Mrs
Maurice Van frozen ~ Port Town.
send and Miss Esther Miller Of
Tacoma Miss Colleen Fish 81
sesttl. was in charge Of the guest
book
For her wedding TIP through
Oregon. the bride wore a frOck ~
leaf green with beige accessories.
Upon their return. Mr. snd Nfs
Van frozen pill - - home. during
ths summer months. a. spsnaVsy
AXE
The bride - past chief daugh-
ter u the Daughters n SCOTS
The Bridegroom attended the Col
leg. 81 Puget Sound where MA
fraternity was Alpha chi Ma
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-22
Spokane Women Given
National Club Post

Mrs. P. H. Brady. of Spokane,
press and publicity chairman for
the Washington State Federation
Of Women's clubs, is the newly
appointed chairman for the nation
al federation's press and publicity
committee.
Her appointment comes from
the president, Mrs. John l.. White
hurst. Baltimore, and is looked
upon here as a fine recognition OF
her achievements in this field. It
IS three-year appointment.
Mrs. Brady remains this states
federation chairman, Miss Belle
Colver serving with her.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-22
Club VIII Entertain
Past Noble Srsnds

each member - the klals V.
club ~ North Tacoma Hsbshah
lodge will entertain paat noble
grand ~ another lodge a ths
groups annual picnic Tuesday 81
Il 10 In the main picnic grounds
~ Point Defiance park Lanchsaa
will be potluok with tina COMMITTEES
furnishing the danasrt and coffss
Mrs Louis Tharnhsrg was ms
chairman and assisting wers Mrs.
Ethel Hamhy. Mrs.. Ernest urlfffth
and Mrs Ivan Hssdfichson,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-22
TrOth Told
In Garden
Miss Sara Jane Boyde 10
Wed Lieut.. Purcell

Guests of Mrs. W. Douglas
Boyde and her two daughters
Elan and Sara Jane of Puy-
allup learned of the engage
ment of the latter al a charm
ing summer tea given on Sun
day afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Percy Scott on Clark 5
Greek. The garden table was
arranged in a natural floral
setting with Mrs. Scott and
her daughter, Miss Shirley,
pouring.
Corsages Of sweet peas were
given to the guests as they arrived
by little Judy Burkette. Later
they learned of the engagement of
Miss Boyde to Lieut.. George Pur-
cell. when shower Of winged
balloons was tossed from an up
stairs window looking over the
garden.
The bride-to-he is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Boyde and her
fiance the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Thomas Purcell, sr., of
Oklahoma City. Okla.
August is has been chosen as
the wedding date. the wedding
anniversary also of the brides
grandparents. the late Prof. and
Mrs. f. B. Walker, and Of her
parents.
Miss Boyoe attended the Uni
sversity Of Washington after her
graduation from Puyallup high
,ohool and her fiance, now Il
Maryland. is a first lieutenant in
the Air Corps. He was graduated
from the Oklahoma State college.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-22
CANNOT AFFORD To
SPECULATE WITH SECURITY

In presenting his case. Mr..
Roosevelt warned that Americans
cannot afford 10 speculate with
The security Of America" and he
reminded NE nation that this
country also must prspars Ia ds-
fend the entir. western hsfnis-
pbers.
lie said that The menace yhlGh
THIS country faces originates from
Germany and the saki party >
aspirations
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-22
Friends Bid Adieu
To II. Col. Perfect

A few friends Of 1t Col and
Mrs Charles Perfect called at the
family home Sunday evening for
an informal au revoir party for the
colonel who returns on Tuesday
to San Francisco where he was
called TO active duty earlier this
wear.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-22
Tscomsn Tases Bride
Al Pullman Ceremony

Miss EspenIts Cole ~ Aberdeen
and Mr.. EDWARD n Svinth Ta-
coma. were married IN Pullman
July 5 The evening ceremony WAS
performed 81 6 oelock In Trinity
Lutheran chapel tns Rev Warner
!. Fritz reading the vows NJ.
and hrs. Jsn J Sucking yer. the
only attendants Both Mr.. svinth
and Miss Col. hsy. been teaching
n the public schools in Aberdssn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-22
Beams OF Light Part
OF Defense Proqrom

FL PAso, Ter. Tiny beams ~
light are being drafted" for serv-
ice IN Americas national defense
program and r.. Bliss soldiers
practice firing artificial sunlight
al moving target range designed
by Major o. Z. Carleton. Pinch
hitting for ammunition. the beams
give soldiers familiarity with the
technique Of aiming and firing q
machine gun.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-22

Nj and Mrs. Esaxsn> 1tsnstenn
are receiving s.aHfsfaisttoee -
tho mfth n their fifst shlI4. .
daughter. iuiy n. In a. iossrk's
hospitsl Grandparents wstesstna
the littis gsri. ~ns has s~~r samsa
eva Marie. are Mf ssa Mss flsssls
Nicholson and Mr.. Edward MAR
ming.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-22
Past Guardians Plan
Picnic in Lincoln park

Past Guardians Of Tacoma circle
Seighborz Of Woodersft. viii meet
n Lincoln park for II 30 O'Clock
luncheon on Thursday. Members
are requested 70 bring their own
table service. Mrs. Frank Budii
N1ll Be the hostess. assisted b.
Hrs. Sidney Conquest.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-22
Home Rites
Impressive
Miu Virginia Day WEEDS
Mr.. G. n. Robbins. Jr.

Ata simple. but impressive.
ceremony saturday afternoon.
Miss Virginia Day. daughter
4 Mr.. ard Mrs.. Frank Day.
became the bride If Af. Earl
Herbert Robbins. ir~ son n
Mrs. v. ". Robbins. The wei
ding took place ~ the home IT
lhe brides parents on M.
Tacoma ave. he Rev. Harold
noneh II The First Conrre-
ratlonal church reading the
VOWS which we're exchanged
before an lmpFuviscd altar of
summer greens. The glow 1t
tall taprrs lighted tho scene.
Wedding music vaz played ~
Mas Jane Rrpnson. harriat-
only the members Of the 10
families Witnessed the e<re
mnny.
Given In marriage ~ h~r fstnev.
Ire nrsd< ehase 81 s~r w~<1s1lau
nrhs hssxs sft.<ns~n fv~<n sftn
snish are ~uss = xes1sc ss><fy
spaus ~ feathers Ter sec<e-
saFiss wefe 90 th- sane shs9s <ns
Lee fin~efs sefs ecsssu~t =
whsts ofehisl. .isA sts~smsvs -
ttsph&nosls
ire hslass aaiF sstsos~st 80
h<r sister. us.< Ruth pev. ~hn
eass . light enos sass e ssnt
hi<as and a nat - astussi s1fes
Ifsf fn~ess zee . eerssgs -
African daisies NJ ftiesss6 nre-
tsns ~ Eassas. ore. s~vvsa No
ssuthsr a. n~st man
Immediately failawtns ~ rsvs-
naay. . ~saatss ssrp>r ~ss
served. The brides mother F<s-
sided.
me hFsa< as . msme>v -
kspps Stigma Theta ~scsstv -
the College n Puget RszaA -
- q graduate II ths cs~>vsi
Washington caslszs n xas~esie~
Al xiisn.hufK. NJ Hehntne y
graduate ~ Fnmons ls Calf
Fesais ard far ths past year hss
made he hams In Eugene. ~h<f~
he wfii ssks me- hflfs following
FhslT wedding tfir Nv mntas
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-22
Mr.. Sussmsn 10 erssstsis
Tscoma Chspsss Msmhees

Members AZ rssousA stepsss.
Eastern star sssIisAfy. ~til ssttssv
for pot luck picnic "Wednesday
afternoon "a N. hasas ~ Mn
Hustis aus.msn. ~ o bes go
Kssh msmtsr IL requested IA hiring
her owu table .~rssas. i.ae<hsaN
viii ~ served Al II aflass as<sN.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-22
Mrs. Norton Entertained
In Seattle

Mrs. Robin Morton Elizabeth
Lea was entertained at luncheon
in Seattle last week by Mrs. Har-
old Black Mrs. Morton came here
from the East to spend the summer
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs
q " L "a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-22
Womens Society TO Hold
Annual Picnic

The Women's Society and the
Sunday school Of Grace Methodist
church will hold their annual picnic
Thursday In Point Defiance park.
Those attending will meet at the
church at 10 o'clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-22
Mrs. DiveIey viii
Entertain w. CT. u

Northend ". e. T. u. will be
entertained on Tuesday afternoon
At 80 At the home Of Mrs. X. n.
Diveley 1910 M. Adams. Mss
Mary Black Will speak on Chris
tan Citizenship.a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-22
Mrs. Erekvsm 10 Open
Home for Dofcss Society

The Doroas society OF Messiah
Lutheran church wiii meet Friday
evening at \ O'Clock at tho home
Of Mrs. Edward Erekyam. 72nd
and Waller road.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-22
Mae Camp
Plans Events

Members Of Nae Camp. Y. y. A
are planning their annual pienle
10 BE- held Thursday in Lincoln
park. Picnic luncheon Will y
served At y 80
Also on the club calendar this
week 10 the Tuesday evening meet
ing in the Royal Neighbors nall.
Mckinley Hill. ArA johanna
Tegard VII prss.ds-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-22

Your Postmaster can tell ypu
hos Ia invest 10 a. \. bsfsass
ftandE
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-22
Fish Concern Supplies
Seal With Tank. Food

OA y . a = ID. fsi. = OscaT. q
young - pound sea-. tired 81 haVs
lng % reach and grab fast moving
fan for his meals. fioppsd tao
blocks out ~ tn Oakland estuary
n The plant n ths Pslaaini F1sh
company. There - Nss placed ~
private swimming Tank and noN
= FED By hand
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-22
Birth OF Son Is Announced
By Mr.. and Mrs. Msrsel

Mr.. and Mrs. u. {. Nartel. aft
No. Proctor at. announced the
birth 81 son. Donald Charles.
born July 2 Ne ls welcomed siso
by his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs.
A. " County and Mr.. and Mrs
]. ~. Martel. all Of Tacoma. Great
grandparents are M. and Mrs.
Thomas ~ snsro- Wnoiley., Mt and
Mrs. !. n. Martsi ~ spokane and
great great grandmother. Mrs.
Mary Gagner of Seattle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-22

Circle 4. Danish Oia People.
uams Will meet Tuesday FOR n 10
luncheon ~ the home ~ Mira Cora
Anderson, a72o No. Ferdinand.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-22

According n ths latest saic1isz
nnns. the sun averages about o..
s7o coo miles from the earth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-21
Cinderella
Jersey Merchants Help Her
Dream Come True

GARFIELD. N. j.. Nov. 21.--
The merchants of Garfield saw
their own Cinderella girl welded
today.
They supplied and paid for most
OF the Furnishings attached 10 the
nuptials of Josephine Phillips and
sailor William Langford whose
romance started when sailor Bill
befriended lonely Josephine whom
he found stranded on a New York
park bench.
What developed from the time
OF their first meeting until Lang
ford. quarternaster, End Class,
U-S.S. Teak, proposed 10 Jose
phine, former Passaic mill hand.
brought the couple 5000 proffered
by a motion picture firm for the
use of the story.
The merchants of Josephine 5
home town joined 10 sponsor the
wedding ceremony performed to-
day by Mayor John j. Gabriel in
the Garfield council chambers. Bill
wore his service uniform, but
Josephine was decked out in a
sheer white nylon Hungarian peas
ant style gown, the gift Of a
fashion shop.
The white chrysanthemums were
q present from a local florist. The
wedding breakfast was served
gratis by a Garfield restaurant and
furniture for their new home do
mated by other Jersey merchants.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-21

"f8O Post road. We just moved
there two weeks ago. We just
got our telephone"
The sergeant wrote it all down
and then told Bill TO wait.
AT ease" he ordered because
was standing pretty stiff.
"I'll be back I'm a minute"
He went into another office
where John Endison was working
at another typewriter and he said
That classy dolls brother Is
I'm again. Wants to join the
army. expect his mother Is
nuts by this time. You'd better
take him home"
So John Endison rode home with
Bill in a bus. And he got the
thanks of both Evelyn and Bills
mother. Because on the way
home, he had persuaded Bill that
he ought to wait a few years.
Bills now engaged in waiting. It's
only matter of time.
THE END.
Tomorrow's short story: 1.-THE
Tentacie Forest" by Anthony
Rud.