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Evening star., 1941-07-07
Johnsons'
Big Night

While there will be TOO Much
Johnson" on the stage of the Road
side Theater tonight when the sec
ond week of the famous Gillette
farce gets under way, there also
will be quite a gathering of John
sons" in the audience.
Many Government officials and
their wives who bear that surnam mo
will witness the performance in the
old red barn this evening and en-
iov the discontinue suffered bv a
character fho assumes the name
of Johnson as an allbi.
Mai. Campbell johnson, execu-
tive assistant of the Selective Serv-
ice and Mrs. johnson plan to at
tend. as does Col. w. T. johnson
executive officer in the Chief of
Finances Office Of the War Depart
ment. and 1t. Comdr L. H. C.,
johnson and Mrs. johnson of the
Navy.
Representative and Mrs. George
w. johnson will represent the Con-
eressional Johnsons. Commissioner
of the Bureau OF Customs and Mrs.
w. r. johnson expect to he pres
ent. as do Mr.. Lee F. Johnson. spe-
cial assistant to the Administrator
of the Federal Housing Administra-
ton. and Mr.. H. Clay johnson.
counsel of the Federal Loan Agency,
and their wives.
Evening star., 1941-07-07
AdamsOns Return
From Wedding Trip
To New England

Mr.. and Mrs. Keith Earl Adam
son have returned from their we'd
ding trip to New England and are
at home in the York Apartments.
532 Twentieth street NV.
Their wedding took place June 6
at All Souls Episcopal Church. with
the Rev. H. D. Sterrett officiating.
Mrs. Adamson is the former Miss
Rowena Elaine LaCoste, daughter
of Mrs. Joseph w. Pennock of New
Orleans and ST. Louis. She attend
ed the Warrenton Country School
at Warrenton. Va. and St. Agnes in
Alexandria. Va. She is a graduate of
the Bronxville High School in
Bronxville, N. Y, and also of the
University of Michigan. She has
travelled widely and studied at the
Ecole des Beaux Arts at Fontaine-
bleau, France.
Mr.. Adamson is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Adamson of Sedge-
wick, Kans. He was educated at
York College. York. Nebr. Before
coming to Washington he was in
business at Oklahoma City and
Seminole, Okla. He came to WASH
ington to study law at George Wash
ington University. While a student
there he became interested in Cue
and Curtain and the Roadside The
ater. He is employed in the radio
and motion picture division of the
Federal Housing Administration as
assistant TO the chief of that section.
Evening star., 1941-07-07
BY the Way
Beth Blaine

There certainly lack of ayathomes
this Fourth of July Loads the
great many OF the fair Sexor anohengered
town, too Best Eddie All
renon he went out get stolen!
that seemed mind At the Moran McConihes Pney Spring
Farm the night of the
tails in front of blazing
set our fireworks off in a quiet drHzle.
Guests at the McConihe John Wilmerdng
Uhove just leased the Reb Lttehales adorable
Burning Tree road for
Mike McConihes brother Malcolm who
Mike and Margots town house for
Rust and Charles Newbod
of Maryland" Newbod
ber of times to ask how get knew
are Mike looked rather pleased thswhen
Chuck Newoold addedBu should the people
While the festivities
TALL handsome his
Sixteenth
Charlie Thomas Wend Meeker Mikey Stirling
Belask Bob Borden Phoebe Lewis
of others.
night Chevy very gala such
notsbles handsome Paul McNutts Buchanan
Duchess of Windsor Wilmer Allison
four Arthu Dunn and
their house guests Mr. and Mrs Harold Irish the
Donaldson, her grlhood Washington
de sibou with of young Nortam
lovely floating print Wazed with Bob Hooker California
Maritime Commission
family shortly Until Hooker a
Bob is with Capt and Mrs Edward Maauley
Hueys Boiling Devereux
HELEN, Warhed Carroll Maj
Higgins Walker few the
Maj Budette Fitch and Laurence Bungadeanum
legation
and her until
the this Mr.. Hinton in
there and the Willard Hayes she Annie Hume
Evening star., 1941-07-07
Weddings Of Interest
Miss Penelope Anne Freer
Is Married to MIR. Browne

OF interest here and in California,
where Comdr. and Mrs. Davenport
Browne resided before coming to
Washington for station. are the de-
tails of the wedding of their son.
Mr.. Davenport Browne, jr., to Miss
Penelope Anne Freer, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lemuel Raymond
Freer of Pasadena. Calf The cere-
mony was performed June % in
the home of the bridegrooms aunt.
Miss Merrick, on Melrose street in
Chevy Chase, Md. The Rev. Mr..
German of the Church of the
Blessed Sacrament performed the
ceremony.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father, who. with Mrs. Freer,
came East for the wedding. Mrs.
Edward Washburn also came from
Evening star., 1941-07-07
Miss Helen Flanagan
Will Be Married
To Capt. SissOn

Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Flani-
gan of Brooklyn, N. Y, announce
the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Miss Helen Claire Flanagan,
to Capt. Joseph Warren Sission,
jr., U. S. A. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph w. SiSson of Washington,
who is stationed at Fort DevenS,
Mass.
Miss Flanagan attended the
College of ST. Elizabeth, Convent
Station, N. J.
Capt. Sisson was graduated
from the University of Maryland
in 1886 and received his commits
sion in the Army the following
year.
He has seen service in the
Philippines and now is in COM
mand of Company 1, 18th In
fantry. 1st Division.
Evening star., 1941-07-07

The Beer and Skittles Club, too,
was undaunted by the weather, and
gathered as planned at Wolf Trap
Farm, where Miss Joan Dodd again
was hostess to the group. There
were about 80 in the gathering and
they plan to enjoy party each
week with various members of the
club as host or hostess. Mrs. H. A.
Nelson also was among yesterdays
hostesses, her party being held at
the Marhall Exnicos home on Ira
cv place. which her mother. Mrs.
McCord Boyle, has taken for the
summer.
Grosven0rs Are Hosts
At Family Dinner.
DR.. and Mrs. Gilbert Grosvenor
entertained at a family dinner yes
terday-a party which marked the
last gathering of the Grosvenor
family for several weeks.
DR.. and Mrs. Grosvenor will leave
for their summer home in Baddeck,
Nova Scotia. tomorrow morning and
the other members of the family will
join them during July or in early
August.
Evening star., 1941-07-07

Pasadena for the wedding Of her
niece.
Miss Mary Emily Pettengill of
Cincinnati was maid of honor and
Mr.. Ramsay Browne was his
brothers best man.
The ring-bearer was Kate Chap
lin, first cousin of the bridegroom.
The bride wore a gown of ivory
cream satin trimmed with a yoke
of real lace and having long
train. The veil of real lace belonged
to her great-grandmother and was
held by coronet and fell the
length of the train. She carried
white sweet peas and gardenias.
Miss Pettengill wore pale blue
organdy and carried pale pink roses
and blue delphinium.
Pale pink lawn and a half wreath
Evening star., 1941-07-07
Miss Graef to Wed
Mr.. George Smith

Mr.. and Mrs. Peter B. Graeff of
Arlington, Va, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter. Miss
Meliscent Graeff, to Mr.. Griffith
George Smith, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph G. Smith of East Falls
Church. The wedding will take place
in August.
Miss Graeff received her B. S. de-
gree from Mary Washington Col
lege this spring. Mr.. Smith is at
tending Virginia Polytechnic Insti-
tute.
Evening star., 1941-07-07
Frederick Barkleys
HOnOred at Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick r. Bark
ley were honor guests at a dinner
Saturday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. James V. Bennett in Chevy
Chase, Md.
Guests were DR.. and Mrs. Gustav
Peck, Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Davis
and Mr.. Edmund Bennett. who is
home from college for his sum-
mer vacation. Mr.. Leland jerks,
professor sociology at Wellesley Col
lege, who is visiting friends in
the dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barkley will leave
soon for vacation trip in North
ern New York.
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Mrs. Ernest Major
Is Party Hostess

Mrs. Ernest c. Major was
hostess at a surprise birthday
dinner party in honor of Miss
Anita G. st. Laurent Wednesday
evening.
Miss ST. Laurent is the daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Alice ST. Laurent of
Lawrence, Mass.
Evening star., 1941-07-07
Miss Muriel Blalock
To Wed in August

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lee Blalock
of Equasco, Md, have announced
the engagement of their daughter,
Miss Muriel Pollard Blalock. to Mr.
William Sydnor Chichester Of
AquaSco.
The wedding will take place in
ST. Mary's Chapel in Aquasco on
August %.
Evening star., 1941-07-07
Mr.. and Mrs. Sterling Lacy
Entertain at Leesburg for
Mr.. Alexander Kerenskv
Mr.. George Vournas Host at
Holiday Party for 50 Guests;
GrOSVenOrs Leave Tomorrow

Week end house parties the simplest form of entertainment
cocktail
Sterling
Alexander Kerensky who
leaving He honoed luncheon the Fourth
leave for Cntervie
q spend the
his farm Rockville
the impossible yesterday he sub
a the mily
Mon
ttend Vouna Party.
this gathering Mr. and Mrs Newbod
of Havana Mr.
Michs daughter of the
Mchels Miss Nancy OrdWay Mr.
Murphy, all of whom
their particular brands of enter
playing the Also in the
Miss Emily Davis Mrs
pearsons Rust Depasa Counselor
Donald Downs Mrs
several Others
ar
Ente a Cocktails
Mrs r. A. Boone
Albemarle home honor the
Horuch Mrs
Evening star., 1941-07-07
McMahOns Return

The former Assistant Attorney
General and Mrs. Brien Nc
Mahon will return to KenWood,
Md, today after a short vaca-
ton at Reboboth Beach, Del.
Evening star., 1941-07-07
Visits With Sons

Mr.. Ernest E. Smith of this city
has been spending some time
with his sons and daughters-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. George w.
Smith and Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
E. Smith of Vienna, Va, where
the latter couple now are in
their new home.
Evening star., 1941-07-07
Housewives buy Steel

American housewives bought more
than half million tons of steel
last year through their purchases
of refrigerators, kitchen ranges and
washing machines.
Evening star., 1941-07-07

Of sweetheart roses and forget me
nots were worn by the little ring
bearer
The bride attended Colorado Uni
versity and Garland School in Bos-
ton. The bridegroom went TO
Meades School in San Marino.
Calf, and to California Institute
of Technology for a year and now
is attending George Washington
University and working in the De-
partment of Justice.
Evening star., 1941-07-07
Miss Dorothy f. Smith Wed
Mr.. Barnett Walters.

Miss Dorothy f. Smith Wed
MIR. Barnett Walters.
The Falls Church Episcopal Church
was the scene of the wedding June
30 of Miss Dorothy E. Smith. dauth-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Willard B Smith
of Arlington. Va. and Mr.. Barnett
Keith Walters. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wendell M. Walters of Anderson,
S. c.
The Rev. w. Leigh Ribble per-
formed the ceremony at o'clock
In a setting of white gladioli.
gysophelia and fern. Miss Bessie
Continued on Page B-4)
Evening star., 1941-07-07

LNIF u NM
Her engagement to Capt.
Joseph Warren SisSon, jr.,
U. S. A., son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
J. w. SiSson OF this city, is an
nounced by her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. William A. Flanagan
OF Brooklyn, N. Y.
Evening star., 1941-07-07

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-18

ney has played the part Of pro-
fessional champ in Winner Take
An As a dentist in the current
strawberry Blonde" he wears a
beautiful sinner inflicted In a
speakeasy brawl.
No matter what part he IL en-
acting racketeer. aviator. sailor
and he's played them all, Jimmy
will give 1t that fighting Irish
spirit which is three quarters Of
his charm.
Yes. Jimmy has personality plus
But so has the new contest feature
that starts next Monday in The
Tacoma Times. bringing An array
Of photos Of Hollywood stars.
Ginger Rogers, Gary Cooper. Ray
Midland and Cagney are just few
Of the glamorous stars whose pic
lures will appear in the pages of
The Tacoma Times.
One hundred generous. cash
prizes will be awarded the winners
Of this exciting contest.
Don't stay in suspense another
minute Find out more about win
ming the grand first prize in this
intriguing contest by turning now
TO page 5.
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Lions Plan Program

On Friday night the Lions club
will again present program of
song. music and fun, the Gay
Nineties." which was such a sue
cess last year. On that occasion
many persons were unable to Sc
sure admission. so this year the
event is being staged at the high
school auditorium.
There will be pot-luck supper
at Z p. m, with the program start
ing at s p. m. The program will
include solos. duets and quartets,
with special blackface item. A
l0-piece orchestra will provide the
instrumental music. Following the
program there will be a grand
march and dancing.
Tickets for the affair may be
obtained at Finholm's Market, Ar
letta Grocery, Uddenberg Motors,
Standard Oil plant, Peninsula Dry
Goods store. Washington Coop
warehouse, Safeway store, John
Dover Lumber Co. Luter's Elec-
trio Co, Visell Lumber Co. at Key
Center. Crescent Valley Dairy and
Ed Lund of the Bremerton-Taco-
ma Transfer Co.
Winners at the successful bene-
fit card party sponsored by the
Gig Harbor Library association
Friday evening were: Pinochle,
Mr.. Ted Solberg and Mrs. Leo
Paradis; 500, Mr.. o. Hague and
Mrs. E. Jacobson; bridge, Mrs. II.
Secor and Mrs. A. Burkland.
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Musical Program
And Lectures on
Mountaineering

The American Way and the
Younger Generation Nin - TIE
subject q discussion a. Sis p. ~.
Monday IN TIRE ffth lecture 81 the
~ries a. Talmud Torah synagogue.
Speakers yin ~ irsin A. Hoff.
registrar. and Robert ". oRrien.
assistant 20 the dean % the college
Of liberal arts. both q TIE L. % ".
Greetings VII ~ brought BY
school supt Howard Geold
The musical program. under the
direction ~ Alfred a. Actor. dirse-
tor u Tire Gray school department
of music. viii feature Inc = espei-
la choir % that school.
Members Of the choir include PETE
Chafuhas. shirley Powers Coal Ven
ske. wallace Roberts. Howard fcnton.
Msfy SiiVtrmaster. Darlene WYckoff
Marian johnson. shirley nsubnns.
Kathryn Weed. Patty judy. Clara
While. Anita lenEi. Lsnta Ledeettrr
Julis Aman. Anna Rider, Connie
Kramer. heFnics oIindls Eyelyn
Doucctte. Phyllis Fox. Eleanor urund-
waft. Naomi rrus.els Catherine
Hickey, josephine Fisher Dcreen
Tone. Ma Amy Piersol, Helen tsthrcp.
Violet TTisss Margaret sursra. Rita
Kendall Maria naehman. Pat Play
ford Beverley johnson. Eleanor john
son. IL Roy Adams. Dolores Craig
head. BETTY whitley NADIA Hewest
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n. d. They had been caught in
the storm while driving home and
had attempted to follow the fence
to their farm yard.
The body of James Weckwerth.
20, farm youth who had set out
on horseback TO search for a miss
ing brother. was found in a ditch
near Thief River Falls, MINI. The
brother and the horse returned
safely.
Four boys driving to their home
at Daisy, n. D.. were stalled in
drift. The Older boys, Lee Taylor.
II, and Donald, Is, buried their
twin brothers. Dickie and Robert.
10. in snow drift and set out for
aid. They had gone only so yards
when they collapsed. A searching
party found them alive several
hours later. but all except Robert
died after few hours Robert
was buried beneath his twin
brother in the snow bank.
Elmer Green and his young
wife were walking toward
neighbours home near Crook
ston when the storm struck.
Green was forced 10 leave his
wife beside a tree while he
went for help. When he re-
turned, she was dead.
Three were known dead at Ada.
MINI, and at least five were re-
ported missing. Mrs. Ole Sande.
30, and her infant son froze when
she attempted TO reach the home
Of neighbor across the road
Wilbert Treichler, 10. died as his
father and brother carried him
! down the road from their stalled
car.
Mrs. Jacob Bjerken. 81. and her
son. Palmer, 8. froze 10 death only
short distance from Their farm
home near Mahonomen. MINI.
Bjerken, his wife and another son,
Arnold. IS. tried 10 walk a half
mile 10 their home when their
automobile stalled They were
blinded by the snow and lost their
way. The mother and youngest
son died soon after they left the
car. The father and eldest son.
unable 10 carry them. plunged on
Bjerken was able 10 reach the
house only with the assistance Of
! his son.
Raymond johnson. y. died near
+ CooperstoV-n. y. y. A delivery
truck in which hs and Bob Miller
had beer driving stuck In drift
near Valley city Miller bsttlsd
his way against the gale 70 reach
vacant farm house half mile
away. johnson dropped beside the
road.
Three members Of one family
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-18

Keep your eye on your best girl
when Jimmy Cagney struts in on
the screen with Rita Haywood in
strawberry Blonde" His never
fail technique leaves women gasp
ing for breath in the aisles. Your
mother. sister and even grand
mother will admit their weakness
for Jimmy.
Take a few lessons from this red
headed freshman and the local
glamour girls will keep your phone
ringing. Does he whisper sweet
nothings in his screen sweetheart
ear? Heavens no, He's much more
likely 10 shove a grapefruit IN her
pretty face as he did in the early
smash hit, Public Enemy OF
course we wouldn't advise this
playful trick if your beloved is
representative or athletically in
clined.
No. Jimmy is far from the hand
some hero who charges up on a
white horse. Nevertheless. the girls
can't resist him. He swaggers
around, DULLES them and they love
il.
Always ready for a fight, Gag
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II ERE'S MORE BOU I
Train Crash Kills 4
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

tEST1 and was due at Pittsburgh
at $50 The wreck was at e:i5.
A preliminary investigation
showed that all ~ spike. had
been removed from one rail
and the rail had been showed
In the length of the bond wire
that carried the electric signal
current. The bond wire was
not broken. II II had been.
warning signals would have
flashed automatically. Bolts
also had been removed from
splice bar connecting the
rails. A new claw bar Was
found at the scene.
An official statement by r W.
Smith. vice president Of the rail-
road. said that definite evidences
Of sabotage we're discovered"
The railroad reported It's records
showed rs passengers were being
treated for shock. exposure and
injuries. with one person in serious
condition. while 30 passengers had
been examined and released.
Fortunately. the lights in every
car. with the exception Of the
Pullman, which had been turned
out for the night. remained on,
serving both as a guide 70 rescuers
and IN aiding the trapped pas
sengers 10 leave the coaches.
The bodies Of the man and
woman and child all were
found In the coach nearest the
locomotive. the railroad re-
ported.
Most Of ais la0 passengers
were hurt sor1e seriously They
ESCAPED from me half-fo1ded cars
b. breaking the windo climbed
b Up the ernbankment and mud
die under blankets and overcosts
IN q binding snow storm. await
ing rescue.
A train from Erie. following a
few minutes behind No. $40, was
switched 10 the unchanged side
d the double tracks and sent 20
Pittsburgh with most % the in
Jured.
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Dr.. Kristen 10 Talk
On Aviation Here

DR. Frederick X Kristen. profes-
sor Of aeronautical engineering at
the University OF Washington. will
speak on Research in Aviation" at
a meeting of the Puget Sound
Academy of Science. Tacoma
branch. at Howarth hall. College
OF Puget Sound. Wednesday night
at 7:30 o'clock. The public Is IN
vited.
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Jomes Stewart Slated
For Army morch 22

HOLLYWOOD - Actor James
stewards Induction into TIE army
rs st tedsy for March - ~
LEGAL draft board No. 7tA Tho
film star vii - smeng = .eiee-
tees called up from n. district.
Stewart. winner q the motion
picture academy award ss the best
actor 81 ire year. wss deferred
several months sgo because ne sss
10 pounds undsrweieht BE fat
tened up, and was put into Class
IA
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ffrne Near nsNsHisy WEI hsveFirv
nIrd Anna klnred Ri Corts. nssxce
Fankenhusrh. Nrfna Risces June
Clark Laura Whitins, nnrothy Han
sch. Inetta RfsndcN lcyns Wre.
Florence Eanufczki Ruby kumasaka.
Nancy CharuhAs Martha staFk
Dorothy fiaYfcFu VITA Nvefts lean
Hsiruyd, Janice custsiio, Den ReFse.
lie fviisf, bot roch. David fsvsn-
hagen. lee RohF Jim Jones, wsliy
Nelson walter Napisfsls Fdsin Asp.
F1eanor naeh. ponA Green Jim nahf
walter Carsien. Richard johnson
Allan keye. Joe Hssman. pslsht
Raulson. Gordon Naid. Harold snod-
gfa~s ueoree Hughes. wesley David.
fxrl Rurghardt. Al SehisrmAni nsan
Nelson. James HAsle, Warren t<uhss,
Randolph urocota Jim sisafocs
The Boys quartet consists 81 Ran
doiph urocaff Jim slsafae~ Eafl
urocott. and Gordon Void and ths
Girls =sstetts includes fieAnor bach
Martha stark. nons oreen. Jean uoi-
roYd Dorothy PlsYfofd. and Isnics
Costello.
Door, vin 10 open ., 10 . m
Monday.
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The prosrara. which vii op.n at
. N. will - preceded for one
half hour with q concert ~ ann
Temple hand
William \, MeCrea. ~ spokane.
ssrd degree. sovereign grand In.
.pecter general a Washington.
slil - present ard win respond
Tor Scottish RITE The army viii
have MAJ Ger. George A white
commanding general Fort Lewis.
- it. representative. while the
navy ~iil ~ represented by IL.
Com. George n. Evans 81 nremer-
Ton and the mayor of nremsfton.
II Com. Homer u. jones. I. 3
" r.. will respond for the navy.
Waiter n, Nisro~. Who IL gen.
sral chairman. promises Al evening
long 10 - remembered IN the
annals 81 Mssonry.
Following the serious part. high.
lighted with an lnspirationsl adj
dres. 81 the grand master. Mat.
thew W IAN. ~ Seattle. |. pro-
gram Of entertainment viii ee
given.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-18
DID DIAMOND" JIM HAVE
STOMACH OR ULCER PAINS!

II = hardly likely that Diamond Jim
Brady c8ald have eaten % Foraciously
u e Suffered after-estinx pains SAT
fefers NO have ts PAY fns penalty e
stomach e. ulcer pAins lad Essf4an gzs
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-18
Howling Sub-Zero Gales
Take Lives of AZ Persons

died in their automobile when snow
plugged the exhaust pipe. They
were overcome by carbon monox-
ide. They were Mr.. and Mrs. p. J.
Norberg and their son. Ralph, %.