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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-26
"A Woman Joan CraVors Triumph at Music Box 1hHdd,
NOW PLAYING At
LOCAL THEATERS

RoxY-Dennis Morgan and Rita
Hayworth In Additionally Yourr +"
90 , 50. 6sa p.3a plus Joe
Louis Billy Conn fight pictures
1910. , 90. $50. $40. Ills.
RIALTo-Joan Bennett and Franohot
Tone In she Knew AL the An
sxefs." II 40. 2 10. s 30. 2 20. II 10.
also George Brent ana Martha scott
IN They Dare Not Love i.is.
as. 7.os. e55.
Music BoN-Tyrons Power and Rita
Haywortb IN Blood and sand :"
plus Mar Beth Hughes In The
Cowboy and the Blonde"
BLuE MousE-Bud Abbott and Lou
Costello IN In the Navy" 90
345. 645. IS. also Nancy Kelly
and John Lodcr IN Scotland Yard, /"
li:4o. 2.3o. $40. s.35.
RIVIERA wallace Ford and Jean
Parker IN Roar Of the Press" ! 80
phans OF the North" l2s5. 3.i5,
$50, SOS. lo.35.
RETURN SHOWING
BEvTRLY-Joan Hlonden and Ro-
land Young In Topper Returns.
plus Jean Hersholt Ia Melody for
Three"
CAPITOL - Two daring pictures.
Wages OF sin" and Are You Pit
TO Marry7'
COMMUNITY - Cesar Romero and
Virginia Gilmore in Tall, Dark
ana Handsome" and William Boyd
In In Old Colorado"
KAY sTREET-Louis Hayward and
Joan Bennett IN son OF Monte
cristo" plus Miriam Hopkins In
The LADY With Red Hair"
Fredric March and Bet
" Field in Victory" also Anne
Shirley In Anne of Windy Poplars
PARk-Errol Flynn and Ralph Bel
lamy In Footsteps In the Dark ."
and Virginia Gilmore in Jennie"
fROcTOR-Fredrie March and Betty
Field In Victory" and Cesar Ro-
nero in Tall. Dark and Hand
some"
REALART-Louis Hayward and Joan
Bennett In Son OF Monte Cristo"
plus Bob Hope in Calling All
Tars"
REN-Kay Francis and George Ban
croft In Little Men" also Virginia
Gilmore IN Jennie"
sHELIs--Norma SheRrer and Robert
TAYLOR IN Escape" and Irene Rich
and Charles Bickford in Queen of
the Yukon"
stNsET-Paul NUM- and Gene Tier
neY In "Hudson's Bay." also Mildred
Coles and Edward Norris in Here
Comes Happiness"
Davis and George
Brent in The Great Lie" also Ann
Sothern In ''Maisie Was Lady"
LIBERTY. fuyaIlup - Brenda Joyce
and George Murphy in Public
Deb No. l."
RIVIERA. sumner-Bob Crosby in
Let's Make Music" and George
Sanders in saint in Palm Springs"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-26
HALL SURPRISES NATIVES

Jon Hall, who has the leading
role opposite Dorothy Lamour in
Paramounts "Aloma of the South
Seas" spent 2l7 years in Tahiti,
and surprised natives there by
coping off all top swimming
prizes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-26
DE HAyIIIAND PICNICs

Every Sunday during the filming
Of Paramount's Hold Back the
Dawn" Olivia de Havilland picnies
at a secluded California beach with
the Brian Aherns Joan Fontaine)
and Franchot Tone.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-26
In the Navy Abbott and Costello Hit,
Moves to the Blue Mouse Today

Dick Foran. who plays the hardboei chief petty officer
IN Unversafs service comedy Bud Abbott and Lou
teo and Dick Powell In The Navy" which the
Blue Mouse thester today headed for
detective
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-26

You help yourself when you buy
u. s. Defense Bonds
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-26
Melvyn Douglas Plays Male
Lead in Dramatic Picture
"Scottergood Pulls the Strings" Starring
Guy Kibbee. Offered as Companion Film

Thrills excitement and stark drama minge with heart
interest in a Womans Face story of woman turned
criminal through ugness who works out her regeneration
with new-found beauty Starring Joan Crawford and Mel
vyn Douglas, with Conrad Veidt in powerful supporting
role the ncre comes Thursday the Music Box heater
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-26

Your Postmaster can tell you
low 10 invest in u. s. Defense
Bonds-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-26
friendship Tea
To Be Thursday

The Friendship Tea" which is
sponsored annually by the Tabiths
society Of the First Lutheran
church, and to which all women of
the congregation and their friends
are invited, will be Thursday after
noon at o clock in the parlors of
the church.
Mrs I Trevor Barker, recently
of England. will no the speaker
telling Of her experiences during
the evacuatins Of the children from
the larger cities in the war emer-
gency. Mrs. Clifford Olson will
sing a group Of songs, Mrs. Carl r.
Rydell Will he in charge Of devo-
lions and Mrs. Albert Wekell will
preside.
Azalea plants in pink with green
candles Tor contrast will center the
tables Mesdames Floyd Anderson
and Theodore Nelson are the
members OF the committee in
charge Of arrangements.
Fern Hill Rebekah lodge will
meet Wednesday at S o'clock IN
Fern Hill 1OOF hall Mrs Clar-
ence Cole and Mrs. Carl Oman will
preside at the business meeting
Mrs. F. G Roe is chairman for q
surprise program assisted by Mes
DANES 6. B. Hicks. Palmer stiro
and Emoeene Durkine
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-26
Council Will Have
Day of PRAYER

The Tacoma Council OF Churches
Of which Mrs J f Olson is presi-
dent. Is holding special World
Day OF PRAYER service on Friday
At the Sixth Avenue Baptist
church The church women Of all
Protestant denomination are join
ing IN this service which begins at
10 30 with welcome nv tho host
pastor. Rev Turner. This prayer
service. used by women all around
tho world on this day, WA pre-
pared nv the National Council OF
Church Women
Luncheon will be served by the
women Of the host church proceed
ing tho afternoon program. which
will have as soloist Mrs. Chandler
Sloan The speaker. Everett era
ven. is 8 national Y. NJ. c. A
secretary for the Army and Navy.
loaned 10 Tacoma for its period of
need His address will he on Ia
comas responsibility for tn. moral
and spiritual welfare of our boys
in service
All interested are urged TO
attend
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Dr.. WiIlisfon viii
Be Dinner Speaker

Or. Frank G. Winston OF the
College OF Puget Sound will speak
on Recent Developments Abroad"
at the dinner meeting OF the Taco
ma Business and Professional
Women's club. Wednesday evening
AZ $50 in the Washington apart
ments dining room.
Judge Blanche Funk Miller.
chairman Of the International re-
lations department of the club. is
in charge Of the program. assisted
by Mrs. Elda Comfy.
There will he an open forum
after DR.. Willistons talk.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-26
Harmony Lodge
Plans Banquet
l2th Anniversary 10 Be
Celebrated on Saturday

Harmony lodge, Scandinav-
ian Fraternity of America,
will hold its 18th annual an
niversary banquet and dance
on Saturday evening at $50
in Normanna hall. Lodges
which will attend include Sc
attic, Enumclaw, Everett, Bal
lard and Bremerton.
Mr.. Carl Beck, as general chair
man. will be assisted by Mr.. Carl
Hegberg and Mr.. X. NJ. Monsen.
Mr.. Thee Kronlund and Mr.. H. E
Healy head the ticket committee
Mrs. Carl Hegberg as chairman
for the kitchen committee is as
sisted BY Mesdames Alfred PETER
son. Carl Beck, Rasmus Alvestad
Inga Colbo and II. r. Healy.
On the dining room committee
are Mrs. NJ. X Monsen, chairman
and Mesdames Theo kronlund
Margaret Healy, Doris Beck, Mar.
ion Thorsen and Waldo Andersen
decorations. Mrs Arthur Olsen anc
Miss Pauline Heely; advertising
Mrs. Thee Kronlund and Mr.
George Kronlund; program, Mr.
Tom Strom.
Mr.. Harry Wang is in charg.
of the music. which will include
both Scandinavian and modern.
Dinner will be served at 6:3C
and dancing will begin at . o clock
Reservations may be made by
calling Proctor 1926.
X. n. A. Golden Glow auxiliar,
will meet Wednesday for moor
luncheon at Anderson hall. II vii
be the annual birthday party.
Glendale Camp, X. n. A., vii
hold benefit card party Tuesday
evening at o'clock in Warren hal
on 6th ave Mesdsmes A L. Dale
Glen Mills. George Fechter anC
Miss Hazel jackson will DO il
charge Of refreshments and Mrs
A Aubry in charge Of the cards
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-26
Woman, League AZ CPS
Plans Tea on Friday

The woman's League 81 ire
College Of Puget Sound will ne
hostess for tea on Friday after
noon at z o'clock in Anderson hall.
Mrs. b p Houston, the president,
will receive the guests and Mrs.
r. P. Allen. as chairman Of the
program. has invited Mrs. J. II.
Kitlar to talk on birds and Miss
Ruth Hanawalt to present several
whistling solos.
Mrs. o. r. Hite, social chairman.
will be assisted at the tea hour by
Miss Lula Fuller and Miss Ethel
Coter.
Pouring at the tea table, sttrsc-
lively appointed with mixed
bouquet Of early spring flowers,
will be Mesdsmes Theodore Lynn,
John REGISTER. Waterman, f. T.
Allen. A. H Butler, Stanley Shaw,
Coolidge Chapman, Julius Jaeger,
Christian Miller and Raymond
Powell.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-26
Tea Honors
Nurses

Mrs. A. q. Comfort and Mrs.
Gladys c. McDonough are enter
tanning the Sisters Of st. Francis,
the graduate and student nurses of
st. Josephs hospital. The tea will
be held Tuesday in the living room
OF the Nurses home and will com
pliment some of the members OF
the woman's division Of the Com
munity Chest
Honor guests will include Sister
Mary Albert of ST. AIMS home,
Mesdames Thomas Swayze, Edwin
Yoder. j. ?. Simpson, w. A. Kun
igk. Hervey Petrich, Baruch Trei-
ger, Mr.. Albert Hooker. Rev. Har-
old Long. Rev. Thomas Gill, s. j.,
of Seattle, and the executive sec
rotary Of the Community Chest,
Mr.. Guy Thompson.
Those who have been asked 70
pour are Mesdames Thomas Sway
re, Edwin Yoder, w. A. Kunigk and
]. =. Simpson.
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Announcement OF
epworth Circles

The circles OF the Womans so
ciety OF Epworth church will meet
ss "Wednesday Phesba Maxim
will meet in the church parlors at
! o'clock for business meeting
and Jennie Reese will meet with
Mrs. Frank Thursten. 621 So. Fife
ST, FOR o'clock dessert
luncheon.
Margaret LeSourd will meet for
luncheon at the home OF Mrs. Ken
meth Laurence. s24 No. Cedar at.
for luncheon. Mrs. Roy Vaughn and
Mrs. Hogan assisting. Alkaline
Cornell will meet at the home of
Mrs o. L. Tuel, 800 South Junett
ST. for u 30 potluck luncheon.
Circle 4. Daughters of Norway.
will meet Wednesday at the home
Of Mrs. Alfred Strom. 4421 No.
9th, for 1890 luncheon.
Nomen's Guild. Grace Evangel-
ieal Lutheran church. will meet
Wednesday for 1890 luncheon at
the church. 7102 Park ave Mrs.
Rosa Young. assisted ny her
daughter, Pauline. will be hostess
British American association
will give card party Wednesday
evening at S o'clock in Emerson
hall. Mrs. Ray Wheeler is in
charge Of refreshments and Mrs
G. L. Higgins cards.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-26
Mrs. Harry Mady
Will Open Home
Catholic Wonans Club
VIII Meet Wednesday

Members OF the Catholic
Woman's club will meet We'd
nesdar afternoon at ] o'clock
~ p dessert luncheon At the
Harry Mady home on No.
Stadium way.
Ms Andrew Rerilla. tho presi-
den' vii preside A. the regular
business meeting and Mrs Chris
topher \. Arsndt will present the
rev constitution
On the committee assisting the
hostess for ire afternoon are Mrs.
Lawrence McNerthney. Mrs Cyrus
Mentzer and Mrs Margaret Nc
Donald
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-26

Guild 10 Sponsor
Missionary Tea
Mrs. Noser, on rurloueh
From Africa, VIII Speak

Mrs Ernest II. Moser. on
furlough from the Ere n n
.Cameroun. West Africa,
where size conducted classes
for the Benok women, will be
guest speaker At 4 Missionary
tea on Wednesday at 2 o'clock,
sponsored by the Womens
guild Of Bethany Presbyterian
church. Mrs. A. c. Guild will
open her home, S106 No.
Huson ST. for the event.
Tiny Louise Marshall Will greet
the guests
Miss Mary Black. program
chairman, will present Mrs. c. c.
Campbell in group OF violin Sc
lections. She will be accompanied
by Miss Ann Washburn.
The social chairman. Mrs. e w.
Cummings. will be assisted during
The tea hour by members Of the
executive board. Mesdames Joseph
Ehman. Charles Keil. Flora Smith,
Robert Wilson. Leroy Baxter.
Leigh Martin. f. n. Tollefson and
Jack Severn.
Mrs J. Arthur Stevenson snd
Mrs. Thomas M Brown have been
asked 10 pour.
Friends interested IN hearing
Mrs. Moses experiences are cordi-
ally invited ~ attend.
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guest OF Mrs. II. Leroy Ward;
Mrs. Ethel Dunseath, president of
the Woman's club. guest OF Mrs.
J. X. Kitlar, and Mrs. Fred syl-
vester. guest Of Mrs. Ethel Brewitt
After the program. Mrs. c. c.
Mellinger, regent OF Mary Ball.
called a meeting OF the chapter to
consider important matters. Mem
bers elected as delegates 10 the
National Continental Congress, TO
be held in Washington. d. c, In
April include Mrs. c. c. Mellinger,
Mrs. c. C. Jespersen and Mrs.
Joseph r. Lee AlternRtes elected
were: Mrs. James J Mellinger.
Mrs. C. r. Kirk. Mrs. Guy X.
Llewellyn. and Mrs. Della c.
Taylor.
II WAS reported that SOC hours
of work have been given by Mary
Ball members. 10 date. for Red
Cross war work
The name OF Mrs. Joseph T Lee
WAS presented and endorsed by
IN. chapter for state librarian. 70
be presented At the state confer
enee next week. In Seattle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-26
Mrs. c. 0. Lynn
Is Hostess
Ladies Of Kiwenis Elect
Officers Monday

Mrs. Philip r. Gruger was
chosen president of the Ladies
of Kiwanis at their annual
meeting and luncheon Monday
afternoon. Mrs. c. o. Lynn,
one Of Tacomas most gracious
hoetesses, opened her home
on this occasion.
Appropriately the luncheon
had a patriotic color scheme in
the floral centerpiece.
Named to serve with Mn.
orueer are Mrs.. Harvey scofisld.
vice president; Mn. Arthur Esps-
land. recording secretary; Mrs.
William Lyness, corresponding sec
Rotary; Nrs. K. B. Clarke. treas-
urer, and board members are Mrs.
A. n. Rhode. Mrs.. George Fisher,
Mrs. ]. Z. Burkey and Mrs. Fred
erick Dean. past president
For the program Mrs. Z. Paul
Todd was presented in her popular
talk on 'Msdonnas in Art which
she illustrates with pictures. Vo-
cal numbers were sung by Mrs.
Henry Skramstead.
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Mrs. Heath and her assistants
arranged an attractive buffet
luncheon table on which gay red
carnations were used in the low
centerpiece. On either side were
figurines. representing George and
Martha Washington. also holding
carnations.
In illustration OF the afternoon
topic many Of the members
brought old Valentines. some so
and 30 years old, and a number Of
interesting dsguerreotypes and
ambertypes. earliest forms Of
photographs The daguerreotypes
came first and were mad. on a
silver base but in many cases tho
image was discernibls only in cer-
tain lights The improved version.
or smbertype gave q clearer. more
perfect picture.
For the Mary Ball luncheon
three long tables were arranged
U-shaps. extending down the hall.
Mrs. c. c. Mellingsr. regent. oc-
cupied the place OF honor. with
members Of her board esdames
c. C. Jesperson. L. c. oberlies
Ralph c. Geer. W. p. Hopping. and
Miss Emma NOR. Mrs Percy c.
Smith. Mrs. Stanton Warburton.
Mrs. Dwight L. Mason and Mrs.
Guy X. Llewellyn.
Juniors Perform
Mrs. Mellinger introduced Miss
Dorothy Ringer. program chair
man for the junior group who pre-
scented members In an original
Acrostic. written and arranged by
Mrs. ]. II. Kitlar OF the senior or
Eanixation. Mesd mes Elmer
Hagen. Robert witter. c. W. Kins-
man, Thomas Turner. William ko-
bout, Ray Wilbur Perkins. Harry
Cain. Russell Baker. James Nell
niger, and Miss Ringer. The
Acrostic, The Saga of the North
west" spelling out the word AS
toris." the first settlement estah-
hshed in the Northwest. empha-
sized the study Of Northwest his
tory by the juniors.
Miss Sally Sicade sang group
of songs. the musical scores of
which were composed by Helen N.
Congdon: Wagon Wheels of Pho
neers." Nightingale and You"
and The Way Of a Man"
Mrs. Congdon accompanied Miss
Sicade. Words for the first were
written by Mrs. Ethelyn Miller
Hartwieh. the other Two by Rev.
Henry Victor Morgan.
Decorations for the tables and
place cards, arranged by Mrs Guy
X. Llewellyn, were OF patriotic
nature, appropriate TO the occa.
sion. and emphasized by represen.
tstions in miniature placques. tn,
work and occupations Of the Pic
neers Of the Northwest. The cen
terpiece WAS replica of the IA
nous ship. "Tonquin." sailing in I
sea Of flowers and Washington
evergreens. thanked by three
hranched candelabra. containing
candles in red. white and blue.
Guests Present
The following guests were pres
ent: Mrs. Edwin f. Rhodes. stat
regent; Mrs. J. Ranstead. guest o
Mrs. Edwin c. Miller Mrs. Ran
stead is a member Of D. A. r
chapter in Elgin. M; Mrs. W. Z
Turrell. guest Of Mrs. r. ], Cronk
hite; Mrs. George r. Atkinson
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Patriotic Luncheons Monday
Are Given by D. A. R. Chapters
Mrs. Heath entertsins Virgins Dare Member, and
Mary Bell Group Has Affair in Weyerhseuser Hall

Two d. A. R. luncheons Monday afternoon fes
tive patriotic affairs which, although days late observed
Nashngtons birthday. Mrs A. H. Heath regent Of Nir-
gna Dare chapter entertained group her attractive
suite in the Ansonia After luncheon page history
turned back the days of quaint old Valentines and
ured daguerreoypes the paper which Mrs F. Hte read
for the members
At the time 75 members of Mary Ball chapter their
junior division and several guests enjoyed annual patriotic
luncheon in Weyerhaeuser hall of the Y W. c. A.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-26
Students Elect
New Officers
PIC. Organizations
Hold Spring Election

With the new college semes-
ter well under way. Pacific
Lutheran college organiza-
tions elected officers for this
spring semester. Delta Phi
Kappa. 1ormitory girls or
ganlzation, reelected all of
their officers for a second
term. Leading the girls are
the Misses Patricia Ronning
of Alaska. president; Nadine
Friedline, vice president !;
Thelma Thureson. treasurer /;
Margaret Ann Myhre. secre-
tary, and Ann Pyfer, program
chairman.
Dormitory boys also elected a
leader from Alaska. Robert Lando,
who has taken over the duties as
president .Asststtnf him are
Messrs Paul Brinken. wee presi-
dent. Ralph Schillios. secretary
treasurer. Kenneth Johnson. serg-
eant-at-arms; Guttorm Gregerson
second floor proctor, Harold Reitz
third floor proctor, and Arns
Petersen. fire chief
New officers ~ IN. Mission
society are Nina Anderson. presi-
dent. Raymond Pflueger vice pres
ident: Janet Smith. secretary
june Jerness. treasurer.
The German club members hav,
elected Priscilla Preus. president
Alice Pflaum, vice president Bur
Rogers. secretary. Robert Newton
treasurer Newly elected officers
OF the Preside group are Merle
Pflueger, president; John Lars
gard. vice president. and kistehi
Dahle. SECRETARY. Devotions at las
Sunday nights meeting were lee
by former president Arlene Gjert
sen. French club officers for tn
new semester are Virginia Tegner
president. Hazel Rot. vice presi
dent and Marjorie Cole, secretary
treasurer.
Delta Rho Gamma, day girls or
ganization and the day boys coun
, Gil headed by Evelyn Stalwick an
Earl Plat. respectively hold of
fiees throughout the year.
Smorgasbord
Members OF Delta Rho Gamma
day girls organization At Pacifi
Lutheran college held q "smorgas
oord" installation banquet honor
ing new members Friday evening
, in the d. r. c. elubroom.
! A scheme OF decorations center
ing around George Washington
birthday" was carried out in REQ
, white and blue, Centering tn
: banquet table was a tiny cherr.
} tree with a blue and silver hatche
: and red candle on each side.
A program planned for the oc
cssion included a reading by Rut
Bengtson. songs by Avis HovlsnI
and Florence Hopp, a vocal mum
Der by Iva Myrtle Atkinson an
a vocal and tap dance number .,
little Marylinn Mallot Evely'
Stslwick. Delta Rho Gamma pres
dent. was tosstmsstress and in
stalled the new day girls into IN
organization.
Committees planning the bar
quet were: refreshments. Denor
Huntington. chairman. Valerie OF
son and Laura MidtSster. oecors
tons. Ruth CsrnshSn. Chairman
Msrcells Frederick. Irms Mort
and Esther SivertsOn; program
Georgisnns Atkinson and Adehn
johnson. invitations. Nancy Glenn
cleanup, Lillian Blomlie, chair
man. Dorothy Peterson. Ann
Stevenson. Alice Folde and Mar
Lervick.
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Mrs. Hume Will Entertain
Garden Club tuesday

Ffrcrest' Garuen club members
will meet Tuesday evening at the
home OF Mrs. Bruce Hume. Roll
call will be answered with names
of famous arboretums. Mrs. John
Dunsmore will speak on the his
tory OF the arboretum az the Uni
versity OF Washington and Mrs.
Irene Johnson will speak on the
current work there.
Milton Preschool will NEE
Tuesday evening at 7;3o in the
school. The second anniversary
OF founding will he observed.
Topics TO be led by Mrs. Oscar
johnson are New Babies and
Adopted Children" Hostesses
will he Mesdsmes X. L. Woodland,
Virgil schoop and Roy Bender.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-26
Mrs. Shsub viii Entertain
Al Luncheon Wednesday

Members Of FRANKIE Tobey Jones
Rest Home circle IL will he enter
tanned at the home Of Mrs. Roe
schaub, rs West road. Wednes-
day afternoon at i o'clock. A
business meeting will follow
luncheon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-26
British American Group
viii Have Cuesf Osy

Members Of unit rs, British
American War Relief association,
will hold a guest day Wednesday.
Luncheon will be served at noon.
Mrs. Ray Wheeler will preside in
the absence Of Mrs. George
Palmer. Hours will be from IL
until 8 o'clock.
Wonsea's Society Of Farm Hill
Methodist church will meet We'd
nesday at 1880 IN the parish
house. Luncheon at 1880 will be
served by Mesdames B. c. Gallaher,
Deeds. Homer Hartsell and w. ].
Miller. Mrs. Alfred kruzner, ~
activity chairman, will present .
guest speaker.
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osraph bv Turner Richards Studio.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-26

OF q io1ef Time Photograph by Fisher Studio
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-26
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-29

Freq B. Ferkuson cAfSs phbteEeu busses, taxicahs worn thread-bare Inside and out-remainlng evidences of the depth of depression to which Chile sank in the 'thirties.
 But political trends in Chile arc regarded by competent observers to be away from the Left, with the prospects of winding up at about Center: Communist strength has slipped to a marked degree, whereas "El Sigio," the Communist newspaper, had circulation of SS ,000 to 10000 at the height of the Lettist movement, 1t has now dwlndled to Q circulation of about 5000 and Is appealing for donations from It's subscribers In order to sur- vive.
 German influences arc suspected among the extreme RlghtiSts, but they the in the minority, and the prevailing pressure is toward Q oen- ter position under the slogan of No Berlin, no Moscow, but Chile."
 October 26th was the third an- nlversary of the big LeftiSt victory In Chile, and heretofore victory in Chile, and heretofore the day has been celebrated with big paradeS and demonstrations, This year, however, there was no celebration whatever, so far had enthusiasm for the eX. treme Left slipped away.
 There was unusual and entirely unexpected results growing out of