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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-01

Ivy chapter, o. T.. &. will have
business meeting Friday evening
at S o'clock, followed by an "obli-
cation ceremony with Mrs. Arthur
Hart and Mr.. Alfred Hodges
presiding. There will be social
hour and refreshments which will
be in charge of past patrons Of
the chapter, Mr.. James T. Jones,
chairman.
Mckinley Park Christian church
will present a Home Talent society
play. The Church Clinic" on Fri
day evening at 8 o'clock. Mrs.
f. w. Squires is the director. Re
freshments will be served after
the performance.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-01
Miss MeClinfoek Eefed

Complimenting Miss Dorothy
Rue McCiintock on the occasion
81 her birthday, Mrs. Uarda Wat
son entertained at dinner Monday
evening at her home on No. An
derson.
Places were set at the table.
attractively appointed with q
spring bouquet of red tulips and
white frexias. for Misses Marie
Bruya. Florence Caldwell. Nellie
Nelson. Erma Kroman. Mrs Es-
Their Hyde. and Mrs Grace Nc
Ciintock. mother of the hostess
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-01
Pledges at c. P. S.
Are Initiated
Formal Ceremonies Held
For College sororisies

At formal initiation cere-
monies held Thursday the
pledges Of Kappa Sigma Theta
sorority of the College of
Puget Sound were received
into fun membership in the
organization. The ceremony
was held in the home of Miss
Virginia Mason.
According to the tradition of
the sorority. each girl who WAS
formally initiated by the Thetas
was presented with violets, the
sorority flower. and the girl hav-
ing the highest scholarship record
during the semester as a pledge.
Miss Elizabeth Fugh, was given
her sorority pin.
Before the formal initiation
there was formal pledging Of the
new pledges. Following the init
alton was the Theta spread and
then a business meeting. Miss
Constance Colman WAS general
chairman. with Miss Florence
Rurd. Miss Peggy Steele and Miss
Virginia Mason assisting her.
Those who were formally initi-
sted into kappa Sigma Theta were
the Misses Mary Elizabeth Nor
ton. Betty siegle. Beverly BirdsaIl,
Janice Stcnson. Bett Jean O'Con-
nor. Doris Meredith. Ruth Taylor.
Dorothy Selden. Anne Barlow,
Janet Armstrong. jean Cunning
ham. Elizabeth Pugh. Jacqueline
Moore. Marcia Jones, odenna Jen-
sen and Ruth Grain.
Formal pledging was held for
Miss Phvliss Phillip. Miss Harriet
Cline. Miss Eleanor Upper. Miss
Marion Carson and Miss June
WARP.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-01

Alpha Beta Epsilon announces
the pledging Of Miss Margaret
Bowen. Miss Patricia Hanson and
Miss Christian Thwaites.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-01

lambda Sigma Chi announces
the pledging Of Miss Eleanor
Stringfellow and Miss Betty 10
Fry.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-01

Alpha Chi No fraternity Of the
College Of Puget Sound announces
the pledging Of James Tosteyin.
Gordon Russ. Wilfred Hornshuh.
Arthur Sheets. Douglas Heath, Ar
mold Benam. Robert Powell. For
rest keffler and Gordon Warrior.
Delta Pi Omicron announces the
pledging of Donald Thomas and
Harold Hennings.
Delta Kappa Phi announces the
pledging of Dan Cushman.
Sigma zeta Upsilon announces
the pledging OF Lloyd Raisinger.
James Picha. Melvin Blanchard.
Robert Peckham and Donald
Gleason.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-01

Delta Alhpa Gamma announces
the pledging Of Miss Betty lrle and
Miss Evelyn Seeley.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-01

Custer Relief Corps will meet
Saturday for 1880 potiuck lunch
eon In the srmory. Mrs. Aolhe
LsVine VIII conduct the business
meeting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-12
Daffodil Aerie
To Visit Renion

fuYAIIrP--Members of psf.
fodil AsFle % the Eagles IN ruy-
silup. headed by their new prssl-
dent. q. L. Van Meter. viii take
. chartered hos 10 Rsnton for
their neat meeting. Wednesday,
May IL
Other nswly-eiscted officers o.
the ruyAllnp group, chosen ~ .
session May 7 IN the 4 q. O. y.
hall. include w. NJ. Engls. Vice
president. John BrodiRan. chap
lain. n. E, Ryan. secretary, w. A.
Shade. conductor. v. l.. Brooks,
inside guard. Wesley white. out.
side guard Roy c. Coats. re-eleet.
ed trustee for = three year term.
and pr. Carl }. scheysr, reelected
aerls nhyaielHn.
A Tie vote for treasurer between
Harry ~ Johnson and Edward
Connolly Will have to be settled
later.
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Townsend Meetings

Monday - Mckinley No. 7. =
D. m. iti7 "a Harrison e.. busi.
meas session. ana Taeoma No. l..
q .. m. Normanna hail, 40. 18th
and X sss
Tuesday All.city No. ~. Tao
.. m. Emerson hall. ii0e,1 Broad
way. Dr. l. =. whststons. speaker.
business session. followed by card
party and refreshments. Mckinley
No. .. . p m. Sheridan school.
"a. s4th. and Mckinley ave. and
Oakland No II. = p. m. club house.
1882 So. Tyler 81
Wednesday - sumner No ! 4
p. m. I . o y hall. potiurk din.
neri Ruston No. 1. = y NJ. Ruston
school. hawthorne No 20. = .. m
club house. zsi0 Pa q a. and
Park Avenue No ~. = .. m. Park
Avenue school annex. s70i ~.
Park ave
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-12
Army Orders

NAsHIN8Tos - The war dspart-
msnt has Issued the foliovlns orders
Ma. Gen. Walter krleref, Brown
wood TO san Antonio
Coils Edward q Rose. inf Htark =
vile. Mis-. 70 Port Leonard Wood
GOODWIN Compton INF. Fort Hous-
ton. 70 home retired Hen v rita
tine Inf. Port Smelling. 70 Port
Crook Harry } Kesley. INF. chi
easo. n Port Smelling R0tert &
Brady. ame Panama Canal dept
Lieut. Co.'s Ralph ~ wooiasy
qmr Fort sheridan 70 Port Thomas
Joseph g Has, rae. University 81
TAYLOR aRd Puerto nican dept, 20
coiunbti = G.
Mas Charles " Kimrad. chan i.
Fort Sam Houston. 70 bafksdals
Field; kenton y. Cooley. inf. Port
Laws 70 Camp sibeft
capts. Edward p 0iiroy. % Port
Aac Arthur % Nashington' Ken
meth y. Ward. ame. Camp Grant. 70
Puerto Hiran department. Tsrrencs
Hictss. qmr Port Mason 10
Chicago oscar = Hefdff m port
Ord. TO Preside ~ Monterey waiter
stone eao Port winfield Ncott. %
Port honfoe Potter n Paige -
Hamilton f1sld. 70 Preside Of san
Francisco
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To Give Away

Dear Miss Grey: have a small
female Pomeranian-Peksnese dog
three years old, that I would like
10 give 10 someone who would give
her a good home. She IL a good
watch dog and very friendly with
children. Her puppies bring from
SIS 10 $40.
For the party who asked shout
removing warts. ] tried the treat
ment reader sent In. using castor
oil, and cured a large seed wsrt on
my hand in three weeks. applied
one drop Of castor oil every night
and covered II with a piece Of cot
ton and adhesive tape. II seemed
10 dry the wart up until u finally
disappeared completely. HI
d. l. may be reached NJ her
home address. s9Is No. .eth At,
In ease q reader feels that she
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-12

car. tank ship. tank truck. and
pipe line. 1t is not only prepared.
equipped and trained 10 deliver
some $50, 900, 900 gallons Of gaso-
line every "a hours, but actually
is doing 30. day in and day out.
Despite its preparedness. the In
dustry Is concerned about future
needs Of defense for America in
two ways. First. II would like TO
be free from political handicaps in
operating its peculiar and highly
technical industrial machine, as IL
did so successfully during the first
World War. Secondly. II would
like to enjoy freedom without OPP
position from other mediums OF
transportation 10 expand and TO
extend its swift, safe, and eco
nomical pipe line transportation
system, so that 1t may make de-
liveries in adequate volume. on
time. and At low cost
These requirements satisfacto-
rily met, the only defense problem
confronting the petroleum indus
try Is the answer TO the question:
What petroleum products do you
want, when and where ?"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-12
Valley JACL's
Banquet May is

TIE eleventh anniversary han.
qaet Of ne ruysllup Valley Jap.
sness Amsrlcsn csslssns league
vii hs held May 10 81 TIE Green
rarret m. n charge q general
arrangements vill he Fuuu Yos.
hida and Pete Nsshlhavs ~ the
leagues soelal committee
Other committee members IN.
Guide rFograms Tackle nakahAra
ami Betty aaso. co.chaifmsn
Lillian Mlsuksmi. Mabel NcmuFa
userse ERuss ard George ksws.
sakl. speaker. Ray Yamsmcto.
entertainment Dyke Itani and
Edith fsmsmotn. tickets Ms@o
YaTuchl. chairman. plhs liant
Betty aalo and Tadao zasakl
invitations and publioltyi Tsdake
ramuxa.
In charge q the local chapter
oratofleal contest viii he aadis
Asal of Flrwaod a. chairman with
Barbara semhs. Jim Fsusa. Mike
kamaehl. shlxuko FuJita and Moal
kiyohara assisting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-12
Red Cross Roll
Call Extended

Red Cross roll call In Taeoms
viii be extended 10 Friday. May
10. thus permitting the 500 vol
unteer workers time enough 20
complete the canvass 81 their re-
spective districts. n was announce
ed Saturday by Maj. Gen, David
l. Stone, chairman.
Pierce County chapter IL seek.
ing $4,000 members.
1nelement weather IN the early
days Of the drive which began
May l brought about delay in
complete coveraee Of residential
districts.
Mrs. Florence Edmunds. colonel
in district five. reported the
quota for the group had been oh
tanned. Assisting were Mrs. jess
II. Fulton. Mrs. Raymond Meaer.
vsy and Mrs. Laura Edwinson.
Members Of the Home Defense
Motor Corps were active In sollcl.
tation.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-12
Jean Paul KING
Home for Visit

Jean Paul King. one Of the best
known radio announcers IN the
L. S. was back in Tacoma Sat
ur5ay for visit with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. f. b. King. and
sister, Mrs. Kathryn King Yuell.
He arrived late Friday after
noon. driving from Hollywood,
Florida. where he. Mrs. King and
their son have been spending the
winter. They will join him here
shortly.
On his first visit home since
1882. he Immediately made plans
FOR fishing trips and a drive to
Mount Rainier. Ut was Mount Ia
coma when Jean was a cub on
The Tacoma Timesl
After graduating from Stadium
high school. King attended college
IN Ohio, later graduated from the
University Of Washington. During
those years the theater claimed
his attention. After foresaking
newspaper work, he played In
numerous stock companies on the
Pacific coast. The quality of his
voice soon brought him offers of
more money in radio.
Following a few years with the
National Broadcasting Co. in San
Francisco. Chicago and New York,
he found he could do even better
by free-lancing. Since 1929 he has
been dividing his time between
conducting dramatic schools, doing
the voice on movie news reels and
radio announcing. He also has
been doing some writing for maya
zines.
One of his big jobs during the
past six months has been helping
prepare hundreds of radio trans
criptions about the army for Uncle
Sans defense program.
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Approximately 50 soldiers from
the military organization are
scheduled to participate. including
a so-voiee chorus. under direction
q Chaplain T. NJ. Blenkinsop Of
the is6th Infantry. In addition to
THE singing group. the program
also viii feature the issth lnfan-
try orchestra and several speciality
artists.
The program will be presented
Tacomans under auspices OF the
Morale division, Capt c. r. But
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-12

= -
isrworth. division morale officer.
and MAJ Gen. George A. white.
commanding officer Of the sist
division.
The program follows;
America
Stout Hearted Nsn .......R onesrs
Tramp. rrsmr, Tramp ....s.sss..
-. from NAUGHTY Marietta
inei s n se Ss's ss, pus Sns sS-.ss
Orchestra selections
nennsxivsnIa 5000 terrv Graz
tieeth infantry Orchestra
ssf. John Janin conductingl
Baritone Solo-Sunrise 20 You
sgt John Maeiaushiini
chorus Numbers
Great Awakening .....s.... Kramer
Winter Song-BullArd
Pvt. let Class Charles Pendaii
and his harmonioA
orchest-a selection
We Three Robertson Cogane -Nyseis
Tenor solo-The lord Il Ny LiFht
pvt lst class FORREST Evansl
Male Quartet--aist nivision
Drink 70 Ne Only with Thine Eyes
................. johnson
Nobody Knows go. Nesro Spiritual
Male Chorus
BOYS OF the Old Brigade .... Parks
Kentucky BABE ......s....... olebel
Vocal Duet
Come 70 the Fair Martin
The Hunting song ......., Billiard
fChauiain ?. NJ. Blenkinsop
ana Mr. Everett n Craven
Orchestra selections
On the Mall ..........G Goldman
Huckleberrv Duck Ramona Scott
Pvt. LIST Class Tommy Van Wagner.
his guitar and his songs
Male Chorus
All Kinds Of Women. .... Brackett
Men OF America. ..............
..t....... welsh Air. BY Bantoek
God Bless America .......Aii Singing
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-12
TRAFFIC ARREsTs

Seven motorists were booked
Friday for traffic violations. They
included Frank Roosrna. s02 50.
Yakima ave; George G. Maynard
1921 Adams at. Olympia. How
ard W. Tucker, 3701 a St. How
ard p. schrecengost and Oswald
NJ Olson. all for speeding: Roy
Lasater improper parking. and
". X. Hoyt, obstructing crossing.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-12
Soldiers 10 Attend
See NV LAWYER"

The Tacoma T-hestsr Guild viii
do It's snare Of entertaining
soldiers when u repeats its play.
See Ny Lawyer" Sunday at
Weyerhaeuser hall The curtain
VIII rise ct AIS and SIS .. m.
Soldiers VIII he brought into Ia
coma in busses and trueks. No
civilians viii be admitted.
Hostesses for Sundays perform
ance viii be Mesdsmss Edith
Daniel. owen p. Hughes. A. J.
Graft. and Kilnsn Weller.
Philburn friedman IL director
Of See Ny Lawyer"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-12
Writes Letter to Reader
Who Misses Married Son
Todsys Letter Cor Unhappy" Who ssmosm
lnfrequsney oi Only chId's Visits Home
Nv CYNTHIA6REY

The letter signed UNHAPPY which printed IN this
column short time has aroused good deal Of interest
from readers Of whom blame the mother who wrote the
letter for her sons unwngness q visit hs often
they think he should Yesterdays mail hag turned the
following.
Dear Miss Grey: May drop line 10 UNHAPPY do
hope it win help her to draw her closer 10 her Two parts
in her letter would drive any daushternaw First
she said that both the boys father and herself blame their
daugher-inaw for keeping him away and second THEY
feel certain that SHE would lei him have his he would
be At his parents home good deal Of the time
lady weu,d The ,he ard
her home deal a n q
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-12
Core of the News
JAFFE BAR SPEAKER

Jack II. Jaffe. former law clerk
for the Hon. George v. Simpson.
justice Of the Washington supreme
court, addressed a luncheon meet
ing Of the Tacoma Bar association
Friday in Tacoma hotel. Jaffe, now
engaged in private practice here.
discussed activities and functions
Of the supreme court. including
the problems which confronted
him during his associations with
that body.
Hospital flowers. HIM, Florist.
--lAdNl
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-12

United Air Lines reported a gain
Of i2.s per cent IN revenue pass-
enger miles flown during April
compared with the same month a
year ago, according TO estimated
figures released by Harold Crazy,
vice president in charge Of traffic,
The company flew is,164 800 rev.
enue passenger miles In April az
eontrasted with ls.i0e. 7ss flown in
April, 1910.
Butter cheaper ut Cow Butter
store."-(Adv.)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-12
Life in Eskimo Missions
VIII Be Pictured Sunday

Walter johnson. Indian mission.
airy under auspices Of thu Prssby-
tsrlan church. viii show roloFsd
motion pictures of Eskimo mls.
sions Ia Alaska IN Calvary Prssby-
tsrisn church Sunday a. 7.is .. ~.
The public IL invited.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-12
DEsTRUCTION-PRoOF BE-
CAUSE OF WIDE SPREAD

The petroleum industry is just
about as destruction-proof as Il
Is shortage-proof. II produces
crude oil in 20 different states.
It's refining operations are car
ried on In IS states II has stor-
age facilities in every sizsble
community in the country. II
transports its products by tank
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-12
Reasonable Tin

Dear Mlss Grey, What IL rea
sonahls TIP 20 give 10 a bellho,
who carries your luggage mp 10 IN
room : TRAVELLER. TORE.
Dear Traseisr-to-Bei n seu
have an average amount n Ing
gage, you should give the hell
hoy IS eents.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-12

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-12

fohI NOhTH, Texas - The
problem of the American petro-
leum industry in meeting the needs
Of defense for America resolves
itself largely into one Of supply
ing growing demand merely by
putting to work shutdown pro-
ductive capacity. Estimates of de-
tense needs vary, but the highest
authoritative estimate is about 20
per cent in two years. This In
crease Of about ten per cent a year
is practically the same as the nor
NAL growth in demand which this
industry has been meeting with
complete satisfaction for more
than a decade.
For instance, The Y. s. army
recently announced that it was
buying 100000 motor vehicles.
That is just about one-eighth as
many new motor vehicles as GUS
tomarily 60 on the highway every
year, and which this industry nor
mally services. II those military
vehicles should consume 1000 gal
Ions of gasoline a year. or double
the average, IT would take the
American petroleum industry less
than five days TO satisfy their
fuel and lubricants requirements.
NORMAL ANNUAL .CONSUMP-
TON ~ BILLION GALLONS
Gasoline production and con-
sumption in pescetime America
are about "a billion gallons. New
motor vehicles have been going on
the road at the rate Of 1000, 900
to 100000 a year, for 20 years
The American petroleum industry
has expanded TO meet the con-
stantly growing needs of the
worlds motor cars, about two
thirds OF which are in the United
States. Since no military machine
yet constructed could consume in
war operations as much motor fuel
- idisf Aih'NHf pidh'H oiAA bb1As
normally consume in peacetime
use, the American petroleum in
dustry is in the position OF being
able to meet all the military. COM
mercial. civilian and export de-
mands which might be made upon
it.
That means gasoline for trucks
and tanks, fuel oil for ships and
industrial plants. lubricants for
every type Of machinery. special
products entering into the manu-
facture Of thousands Of necessi-
ties, and the worlds largest and
only supply Of high-octane super
aviation fuel in the whole world.
In fact. this industry now II pro-
dueing twice - much 100-octane
aviation fuel as available planes
can consume.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-12
TEST ANSWERS

Below are the answers N test
questions printed on the editorial
page
1. sitamin ID.
2 Castor Henry Hsys.
3. crustaeeAns.
Z. Marine corps.
8. Doctor Of dental surgery.
g. Blueeher.
7. Africa.
4. Leyitiens.
O. Memphis
10 Central Amsnca.
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Needlecrafi

Dear Miss Grey; wonder Il
any OF yunr readers would have
some cd Needlecrsft magasine
about the house. belong to =
group that Il looking for the
March. 1891. and November. iaai.
issues 81 that magazine We weuld
Be- glad 70 pay for them.
CLUB WOMAN.
The seove party may ~
resesed ~ calling Main etee.
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4lSt Division Will Present Musical
Program Tuesday in First Methodist

Instrumental and Vocal Numbers VIII Be Included
In Event Sponsored BY Leagues Of Local chUrehe,
Under sponsorship Of youth leagues Of Tacoma Methodist
churches talent Of the 4lst division viii be presented in
musical program in the social hall of First Methodist church.
s.. 5th and h SIS Tnesdar A. nm
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UNLIMITED
DAUGHTER -IN-LAw.

Dear Unwanted DauEhter-in-
Law; Even N UNHAPPY were
never 10 see your letter, I am
certain u would do n world Of
good. for there are ~ many
cases similar 10 hers.
n does SEEM that your father
in-law Il very unappreclative. I
cant imagine anyone acting the
way he did. Perhaps he was 30
grief-stricken over losing his
WIFE. that he did not quite real
Inc what he was saying. Maybe
some day he viii realize how I'M
kind he has been and attempt 90
make up for n.
You are doing right In seeing
IN II that your husband does not
keep away from his father. and
IA long as you are doing right.
the knowledge Of that should
comfort you a great deal
Thank you for your letter.
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Mote: Today's columnt Schneider who on
vacation. W. r. Boyd h executive president American
Petroleum Institute.