The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-07

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Jan. 3.
Promotion Of Robert r. Brother
ton, Tacoma. TO the rank Of cadet
corporal in the second cadet regi-
ment. University Of Cincinnati
unit. Reserve Officers Training
Corps. WAS announced today at the
Ohio school. Brotherton is a son
Of Herbert Brotherton. Tacoma.
and a 1886 graduate Of Bremerton
high school.
Paul >ceVa. general manager of
+ the Rainier National Park Co. left
Saturday by train for the East.
He'll visit most of the larger east
ern cities It's a business 1unket.
Cliff Osborne. detective captain
who now has gone on active duty
as a naval officer, lost a Sl4 de-
cision to the police pension fund
Monday. The pension board re-
jected his claim for that amount
for osteopathic treatment some
time ago. They said he didn't
follow orthodox procedure.
William J. Brooks is new
member OF the firemen's relief
and pension fund board. succeed
ing ID. II. Keller. Glenn Otis was
reelected. He and Brooks will
serve three-yesr terms.
r. l. Currier, ant-vice leader
and one OF the prime movers in
the proposal last summer to recall
Holmes Eastwood as safety COM
missioner, became Monday the
first person to obtain a building
permit for a home in the newly
created anti-septic tank district
east of Pacific ave. Health author
/ tiles gave him a release and permit
to install a septic tank at the
site, 1929 Pacific ave. The build
ing permit is for a $500 house.
Wayne Neeley. star College of
Puget Sound athlete, is now a
cadet enrolled at the army air
corps school at Kelly field. Texas.
Harry kaplan and Bnl Dickson,
both of whom took the college
group air training course here, are
now training at the army's pri-
mary training school at San Diego.
And Bill Thompson, a classmate, is
training with the army at Oxnard,
Cal.
Joe karpach, bailiff in police
court, was bemoaning the fact that
he hardly had his new 1e41 license
plates on his car long enough to
become acquainted with them.
when he lost one last Friday night.
near the Eagles hall. karpach was
staging hunt for missing plate
B-2435e today. and hoping the
finder would return 1t to police
court or the police motor division
offices.
Joe Pearson. Active club attor-
ney who recently was called from
the reserve to L. S. navy service.
left Sunday to attend service school
at Washington, D. c.
i
Ann Ryan, wife Of Billy, the
former Kay Street business man,
is visiting here from California.
Was surprised at the growth of
the city, the new and strange
faces. :.
Barry Glen, former Tacoman
now associated with the Chicago
Milwaukee railroad at Miles City,
Mont, has sent a large. handsome
calendar picturing Boulder dam TO
Tacoma friends. The calendar will
cover many feet of wall space.
Chauncey Lingerman will lose
his hunting and fishing property
near Roy, the lodge being included
/ in the 5000 acres added to Fort
Lewis. Lingerman, like others
nearby. cannot see the wisdom of
the government taking the proper
~, IT being too close to the city
Of Roy to permit target practice,
or heavy firing.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Hancock
returned Sunday night from a visit
with the c. W. Hancocks at
Berkeley, Cal.
DIR. John ID. Register. dean of
the College Of Puget Sound. was
at his desk Monday morning after
tour visit in the east. DR..
REGISTER left early in December
for Nashville. Tenn. 10 attend a
meeting OF the Methodist confer
ence on education. From there
he went 10 Philadelphia for a
meeting Of the eastern division of
the American Philosophical So
ciety. Al Newcastle. Pa. the
Registers old home, he was joined
by Mrs. REGISTER and the children
for the Christmas holidays. They
returned 10 Tacoma Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Z G. Howe, Mr..
and Mrs. George Kennedy and
Mrs. 4. T. Short were among the
+ Tacoma guests al q gathering at
the home Of Mrs. Charles Field.
Puyallup. 10 announce the engage
ment Of Mrs Fields daughter.
Grace Ross. and Alden Hoss-