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Evening star., 1941-11-24
WiIIiom G. Sumner Dies
In Home at Bethesda

William Charles Sumner. 54,
proprietor of Whippet Tavern,
Bethesda, Md. died at his home in
Bethesda Saturday night after a
long illness.
Surviving are his widow. Mrs.
Edith Summer; two daughters, Mrs.
Dorothy Spangler and Mrs. Roland
Warrington. and five sons, Charles,
Harry, William E. James and Bobbie
Sumner, all of Bethesda. Mr.. Sumner
also leaves his mother, Mrs. Mary
Sumner Of England. and three
sisters, Mrs. Ethel Selwood and Mrs.
Margaret Bailey, both of England,
and Mrs. Reginald Malin Calgary,
Alberta. He was a native of Eng
land and before coming to the
Bethesda neighborhood Is wears ago
lived IN Orange County. Va.
Funeral services viii be held at
2:3O pm. tomorrow at the funeral
home Of w. Reuben Pumphrey in
Bethesda.
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Marriage License
Applications

Under d. c. la,o. couples must
apply JOr a marriage license on
one day. ,Cdit three jul days and
receipe their license on the MN
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
William Albert Garlick. -. 1923 Georgia
ave. NV" and Julia D-filppo, ~. 34o3
9th st. NV; the Rev. John X. Cart
Joseph Martin McKenna. %, 2239 18th
81 ne and Mary Dorothy Headings;
Is. lil Morse st. ne; the Rev. Paul
Joseph Lee, -. 5l9 9th st. s.v.. and
Dorothy Eyerlyn Phelps; -. 1894 R
Alien Diver 'Ge Genes Re' ~ do sFPoki sfh Is
and Catherine Levenia Wright. -. 81!
Kentucky ave. Sc; the Rev. James
James Edward Garnet. 81. 1851 G
81. NV. and Leors Best. %, l6I.
Swami ST. NV; the Rev. David s.
Harmon Arthur Grimes. ~, Arlington.
Va, and Rosells Gertrude Msrkus. 81,
~ lsth, 81. NV; the Rev. William
and M vsT. s. ss ssil RSss Fass s,,,; ;a s: st.
-; U ST. NV: the Rev. c. T. Murray,
EDWARD Lee Hayne;, e., and Run Ann
JudG. Robert Msttingly
William Douglas Johnson. %. and Yer
della Rhetta Matthews. .. both OF
Dover. Del; the Rev. Sylvester M.
Moss
Richard R Striker. 81, and Mary Edith
Maddox ~. both of SOL G st Sc;
the Rev Charles w Nelson.
Earl Edward Brockmsn. 20. Navy Yard
Barracks. and Geraldine Jane Malosky,
20. l6i Todd pl. NV: the Rev. Charles
f Nelson
George Willard Anderson "a. 1899 Myrtle
ST. NV. and 1vsnits A Mslick. 33, 56l !:
both 81. NV he Rev John C Ball
Anthony John GrasSe. 80, lll4 HolbTook
ST. ne, and Frances Eugene Minnis
30. 5i9 18th ST.. ne; the Rev. James
A Caulneld
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DPathH
SUMNER. WILLIAM CHARLES r

SUMNER. WILLIAM CHARLES. On Sat-
9fass Iaa wseonriD wNooem4er .. ls4i At hs nome
LIAM CHARLES SUMNER. beloved o nus hus-
band of Edith Sumner.
neral hom. 'efVsss OF Wn R.uhsn hs Bahesds tg
mens seSoay S,ton,1 tN1vs1mSsr G3 at pm Inter
Lee Highway, Va.
Sunday. November %. 1871. At her resi-
fsHSf TAN NEss St the Beloved a.
Slarencs DAVID and Kieth De Vern Van
Ness Remains resting at the Lee funeral
home. 4th St. and Mass ave ne
Notice OF funeral later.
WATKINS. REIN LUCKETT. Suddenly.
on Sunday. November 2} 1871. at his
TssidsnSs re den Vienna, Va. REIN LUcKETT
WATKINS; WaEFnl snI becEsd husband Of Aneela G
sly.a sstsr By Srt shTse shd5en 1n, mother and
funeral home. Vienna. Va. whese funeral
si:ry' &c: At F,ir3,n 9m In'erment Fairfax Gem
WELSH. WILLIAM S. tBILLIE). On Sat-
R9ekyille. Nd. WILLIAM 5. tBIIIIEi
Welsh R11sins G resting At o the ees5I coioniai mi
RoekviIl. fsnsrsl hos3e Ne OF VIM Reuben Pumphrey.
ber :5. at ST. Marys Catholic Church.
where reauiem mass will be offered at 80
am 1nterment St. Marys Cemetery
WILLIAMS, BURCH LEE. SR. Entered
INTO eternal rest Friday. November u
ISi at Mount Alto Hospital BURCH LEE
WILLIAMS. Sr.. devoted husband of Alberta
Williams loving father OF Burch Lee viii
snd sn James A Williams. Other relatives
a the funeral home of John T. Rhines 4
Co. 3rd and I SITS sw. until Monday.
November "a. at 3 pm: thereafter at
81 n 2nd ST. sw
Funeral TUESDAY November o5. At 30
pm; rwnsn from ON Zion Bsptist Church, st. be-
EdWards % Fe otoistias aaa nm sS In,.Snn, w Rey
National Cemetery.
WILSON. KATHERINE VIRGINIA. On
Hospital, KATHERINE ViRGrNiA wilson HIies9Se
beloved wife of. the late J. Powell wilson
and mother of j. Sells, Guy Nj and John
.: Wilson. Remains resting at the Tee
funeral home, 4th St and Mass. ave. NE,
until Thursday, November %. at Ii am
Services and interment Leesbure Gem
snd esi fri.nds hseSeurs; n vs' at pm. Relat tiyes
WINsTEAD. DOUGLAS ERNEST. On
dence: 1908 Park road NV, DOt1GISs
ERNEST WINSTEAD. beloved husband nf
Liiiy 3. W1nstead and father of Chauncey
); Wlnstead and William G. Winstesd He
also is survived by his brother. Graham
WinStead Of Wilson. n. c.: and his srand-
Remains resting ' at his hM'hsfeaa iste residence.
Ehere services will be held on Wednpsdav'
november %. at ] am. Relatives and
! friends invited TO attend. Interment Poci
! Greek Cemetery. %
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Raphael n. Ayallons, 30, Dos Ri.tenhous.

Raphael II. Avallons, 80, eos Rittenhouss
st; nv and Charlotte r Fantone' -,
Ned Lea. IS. and Fannie ,. J. Lang: la.
both OF 1907 st. NV; the Rev T. T.
r'si Mae T. T. aeaer Gonlet. "a, "%p nts7 st. n'W';
the Rev. Samuel E. Rose;
sns Jos.pnas W aTsn T. f. ns s,
the Rev. B. H. Whiting.
Collins: - both both of Baltimore the
ulysses se '0a1 Da1is, as' saii soa4 L St NV and
Massie Young, II. this city; the Rev
eUer ser' ia Z Sl Both of - 5ios Ha % 4th st. IT, NV;
Judge Robert E. MattinRly
Edward B. Edelen, :,5. Bryantown. Md, and
VI. Yy'R Rev L. Ee%s1d 50nnds l. "a asssss sss0ury Md
Charles VI. Cronin, IS, 1913 Phelps pl
NV, and Elizabeth J. Areford -. 1925
18th st. NV. the Rev. William F
Austin c. Mcdonald. e5, 1925 New Hamp-
ieter es WmnFton and pfssy Il C. D. III. s.y
Frances l.: Smith. II. 1905 Park I'd
NV; the ,F.N,. Rsv. j. :, l. .a.r Henri niy,.
L. Belismy' both q MidiethiaanM' Mft''e' Va.
Edwin NJ. AlSuulth. 81. and Betty Simpson
Al. both OF Washington.
Theodore r. Poston, 35. and Marie A
Byrde, 30. both of WASHINGTON.
'css CARA r RqSsf!o Key sSeT @ oHon h h Mf
Oscar Sislen, 22, Arlington. Va, and Dor
othy witt. q, Washington.
Grant. 30. both OF Washington.
Frederick c. Lange. "a. Quantico Va, ane
L. Alice Bedel. 81. Washington.
James Thomas Conaway. -. Ouantico. Va.
and Anna Virginia De Marco, :3 Fair
fax, Va.
James NJ. Thompson. Al, Washington sne
Maggie L. Crewe, 81. Charles City va
Orris Fletcher ~, New York. and Dor.
othy l. Klingman. 30. Washington.
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Births Reported

John and Evelyn Allsair, sirl.
Maurice and Wanda Bail, gin.
John and Sarah Becker. girl
Merwyn and Vivian BLY,. boy.
Julian and Mary Boarman, girl.
John and Phyllis Bradley, girl.
Raemey and Edith Burton, boy.
Robert and Emma Burns. girl.
virsil and Betty Bushong, boy.
Gerold and Mary Burns, boy.
Gideon and Avalon Cherry. girl.
Dan and Margaret Clarke, girl.
Arnold and Ruth Coplan. boy.
Edward and Helen Dorner, 2irl.
Joseph and Jean Dunkelman, boy.
Charles ard Edna Edwards, boy.
Ralph and Thora Faverty, boy.
Alexander and Bamah Ferrars. Girl.
James and Mary Gardner, boy.
Benny and Fannie Gerzof. boy.
Jack and Lillion Goldblstt. boy.
George and Odell Goode. girl.
Franklin and Lorraine Grifhth. boy.
Robert and Phyllis Hodson. Ir,, boy.
Francis and Dorr Hoague: girl.
Milton and Pearl Houser, bo,.
Arnold and Lucy Hurt. girl.
Joseph and Helen Hyman; boy.
Robert and Julia Jacoby, boz.
Richard and Bertha King. boy;
Herman and Louise Lsuo, girl.
Louis and Dorothy Levine. elrl.
John and Agnes Meeks. girl.
Calais and Thelma Matheny, girl.
SIONlS hHO MARY MCIicIldHu Dos.
Arthur and Jeanne Molle, boy.
James and Rachel Murphy. boy.
Theodore and Alma Newell. boy.
Thomas and TifIey Pauletti. boy.
John and Mary Purcell, Girl.
George and Elsie Reno, girl.
Raymond and Hattie Sheets. airl.
George and Bessie Smith, girl.
Carlas and Norma Stotlemyer, girl.
William and Nina Vassil. girl.
Rus sell and Mary Walker, girl.
Robert and Orla Walsh, girl.
Horace and Audrey Weeder, boy.
Gene ana Frances WhetZel. girl.
jay and Emily Wright. boy.
Robert and Jeanne Wynne, eirl.
Willie and Nelly Chapel. boy.
Napoleon and Zana Edwards. sirl.
Jacob and Deforest Ford, airl.
Norris and Bertha Jones, boy.
Henry and Dala Lindsay. boy.
Harry and Buelsh Morris, boy.
Governor and Gladys Napoleon, boy
James and Ethel Thomas boy.
John ana Mary Wilkinson, boy.
Evening star., 1941-11-24
Deaths Reported

Mercer B. Mayneld, So. 1870 Decatur
Emma j Hagsn, So. 1924 Belmont I'd.
Jennie Jones. ~. lo.5 Penn 81. ne.
j. George Wright. 81. 455o Connecticut
Magpie b. Rupert. -, Providence Hos
Corrine R. Frazier, - 1l41 18th st: NV.
Angelo V. Cunico, -, - Mississippi ave
Katherine C. o'Brien. -. 1881 SlN St
william A. Smith, 20, GARFIELD Memorial
Leslie Young. 60. Gallinger Hospital
Elizabeth NJ. Williams. 81, Doctors Hos
pital.
William Hunter 30, Galllnger Hospital
Percy L. Gladmon, 54, 1882 Fairmont st.
Samuel Myers. So, 80 9th ST. NV.
Mary f. Beuchert 81, Georgetown Uni
yersity Hospital
Bedrs H YesDelo. 50. 14lo Maryland
Edward, H. Knost. 4e, walter Reed
Infant James E. Bond, jr., months,
Children's Hospital
Olivia Shelton. 80, Home for AGED and
william H Anderson IS, 1137 New Jer-
! sey ave.
Evelyn Smith. 80 Casualty Hosp.
I Ella IRWIN. a. Emergency Hospital.
Sadie Young, "a, Gallinger Hospital.
Zeada Baker. 81. Freedmen's Hospital
/ Edward Jackson. 81. freedmen's Hospta.
BENJAMIN F. Rigs %, Walter Reed Gen.
7 eral HoSpifal
Evening star., 1941-11-24
III Mrntnrtal1t

bkEZ. RAY. In sad but loving remem-
Sinnce Ubd e. OF our dear mother. RAY BREZ.
November "a. 1895. HER eAtS CHfkDReNs fEf RseSss'
DATTORE, LILY l.. In loving memory
of our dear daughter and sister, LILY L.
DAITORE, who departed this life eighteen
years ago today, November "A, 1923.
Gignteen years have passed away today
Our love Tor you is Just the same;
diways AVA It seems that you are near,
oo' me%G1S %oV1Na IS MoTHEsk tYT1 = esa5 aNp r.1ur.
Where loveiness never dies,
She lives in land Of glory
ths sisER hHf aaS hSb soS e hs
FRANK AND GEORGE.
EOLLIN. THOMAS THORNTON. In sad
THoMAs OF geG f ro end
LIN who passed away two wears aso TO-
day, November "A, 1899.
From this world of pain and sorrow,
To the land Of peace and rest.
God has taken away our father and grand
HIS wheTs aoJISd r has ,sHRa stsFnal @ resi-
eeAAkHE eAfHER1NE ATR TRY1oRi oSRRANDDAUGHTER
memory to our dear SON. RAYMON FRYE,
who passed away November "A, 1915.
Ne Tevsp sp. shall shaI your your memory, fade.
''e SD'' ""efe TIE fG9 aFEe FAMifY Nil
JACKSON, WILLIAM II. In sad memory
Of my dear husband, WILLIAM II. JACK.
son son VINO passed away three years ago
today, November "a, 1898.
Today is the day Of remembrance
And many sad REGRETS:
And day l shall always remember
was1 His 1Hf WfrT rest 81 q ths world tersets.
LEVY. EMIL R. AND MyRTIr 1r
rns Iovlns remembrance Of my dear husband.
EMIL r; LEVY, and daughter. MYRTLE
A. LEVY. who passed away. thirty-three
fH HE1k hoV1NG geaT WIFE sE0 ASb
FEATHER EATH .AH} mp = nBRoTHER; HATTIE B.
STEWART. SAMUEL D. In loving re-
er e B. HHs5 hseanf Who and
away seven years ago, November "a, 1894
Shall we close our garden from the sun
And make Of parting a stricken blight?
No! Let us trust with a braver will
While memories linser in fraarance still.
HIS Eoy1Ne VII WIFE miiidsi sFFIz. AND SON,
sTiTT: SAMUEL W. AND GENEVA =.
SAMUEL W. sT1T wi Who 0eHysa depsrted ed0'nsf mi:
1ide Idse hve years ears. ago today. November "a,
departed this 'i life seventeen En- Years Years sTo' nno
October 21. 1924.
Deep in our hearts you are fondly remem-
sweet. happy thoushts cling to your
name;
True hearts that loved you with deepest
affection
Always will love you in death lust the
same.
HATTIE NJ. GILBERT. ZELLIE E.. CON-
ME D. AND GEORGE c. STITT.
SWAMI, JOHN O. In sad but loving re-
membrance af our devoted husband and
father, JOHN o. SWAMI, who departed
this life three years ago today. Novem.
her "a, 1888.
In our hearts you memory fingers,
Always fond and true
There is not . day We do not think Of you
LOVING WIFE. LOUVEEIA SWAMI. AMI
BON, EUGENE L. SWAMI.
Evening star., 1941-11-24
Maryland Men Soved
From Sinking Vessel
Nv the Associated Press,

BY me Associated Press.
CAPE MAY, N. j., Nov. 24-Three
Cambridge Md men were rescued
from the sinking cabin cruiser
F. D. M. Lewis 20 miles off this
resort city by crewmen from the
freighter Mexican.
The F. D. M Lewis struck sub
merged derelict about 3 am. after
Evening star., 1941-11-24
Workers for Blind
Elect Bust President

Irwin L. Bast has been elected
president OF the District Association
of Workers for the Blind, it was an
nounced today.
Other officers elected were Miss
Alice Rohrback, vice president; Miss
Mary Collins. recording secretary;
Mrs. Leila Lyle. corresponding sec
retary; Douglas Richardson, treas
urer
Elected members at large were
Mrs. Walter Waple, Miss Bernice
Christie and Carl Allinsworth.
The groups next meeting will be
held at 7:45 pm. tomorrow in the
Willard Room of Epiphany Episco-
pal Church, 1917 G street NV.
Evening star., 1941-11-24
Rev. Raymond WoIven
Installed as Rector

The Rev. Raymond L. Wolven.
for the past two years acting rector
of the Episcopal Church of the
Ascension. was officially installed as
rector last night by his father in
law. Bishop James E. Freeman.
The Bishop Of Washington told
the congregation the past of the
96-year-old church is splendid, and
We revere and honor it. We are
going to shape our course for the
future hopefully, respectfully and
ioYouSlY."
Evening star., 1941-11-24
leaving Maurice River. near Port

leaving Maurice River. near Port
Norris, en- route to Baltimore.
William R. Lewis. owner OF the
stricken craft; Warren Moore and
Jefferson Chester fired signal
rockets and the lookout on the 1000
ton Mexican gave the alarm. Tho
Maryland cruiser sank few minutes
after the three men were taken of.
Evening star., 1941-11-24

The lowest total OF annual deaths
since 1918 was in 1921. in the same
wear that saw our all-time highest
total of annual births.
Evening star., 1941-11-24
Garn nf Ihanka

tn. ls1s THoMas / coRBS Hfs fsmy tsEs thi Si
opportunity to express their gratitude to
their relatives and friends and veterans
brotherhood OF Railroad Trainmen for the
cards, floral tributes and manv kindnesses
during our recent bereavement.
MRS. MYRTLE CORBIN AND CHILDREN
Evening star., 1941-11-24

Half the rubber shipped from
French Indo-C China last year was for
America.
Evening star., 1941-11-24
Dratha
MASON. THELMA BLAKEY. 8

MASON. THELMA BLAkEY. Suddenly,
r Risss St NV; THf THEIMA BLAKEY MASON,
daughter Of Ernest Blakey and the late
Mamie B!akey She also Is survived BY
Constance Blakey; four brothers. Edward;
Paul Ernest IT, and Samuel BaSey and
November "a at the Allen & Morrow Fu
funeral services will be held Tuesday. No
vember %. al IL am. Interment Wood
lawn Cemetery.
MILES; WILHEMINAi On Friday No;
Harry ,s Milss: M one one son; Harry Miles MI ~, y;
Scott i've i've SISTERS, lillian ap Bush. Ruth,
Gloria Irene and Elizabeth Scott; one
brother, John Scott MANY other relatives
al her late residence after pm. Monday,
Funeral services Tuesday, Nocember IS.
Fairmont Heishts. Nd, Rev; J. .nJor;.i r Jon.1
Sy Henry and s.
Sons.
NUNS. ROBERT. Suddenly, on SUN
afS s h X Rosaa MuNss n M
brother Of Henry NUNS Of North Caro-.
Remains resting at Campbeii's funeral
aa%e a th s s. 'T th.nee se Dunn NCe
for interment
o'CoNNELL, PAUL FRANK. On. Mon
day, November "a 1871, at his RESIDENCE,
LIB Columbia road NV. PAUL FRANK
oConnell brother Of Mrs. Harry Webb
Services at The $. H. Hines Co; funeral
Arlington National Cemetery. IS
PADDON. HARRY GUY. On Monday
November "a Ia4l at his his resldenee; 1.6 go
oyla St 1 HARRY IA sian GpY psddoA pDD4M b
resting at the James T Ryan funeral home,
81 Pa ave. Sc.
Notice OF funeral later.
PA>KEy. GEORGE, On Sunday, No;
18th St. NV. GEORGE PANKEY. beloved
husband OF Mary E. Pankey. He also leaves
TO mourn their loss three brothers. three sis
terS one aunt one uncle. fourteen nicces,
eight nephewS and host of other rela-
ives and friends. Remains resting at the
Dabney Garner funeral home, A" M
Funeral from the above-named funeral
Rsvs. |. S. Holloman and S. G. l.ampkin
officiating. 1nterment Evergreen. Va. 25
ber rtfkS s4 GAfh Carl oP PEERS ssde aeotsS sa
band aHid ess 81 Annie MsGde Pseks brother Of
Dorothy and Naomi Edwards
nsrsi Funeral san,d froW the Malvan & schey tu-
ment Charlottesville, Ga.
PENNINGTON. LEVI. On Monday. No
yember "a l94l at his residence: 1906
PPeGnMnsyvania PGM ave. Sc. LEVI PENNING-
ninston, father of Georee Arthur and An
META B. Pennington.
Services at Chambers funeral home, 81
5ith 81 Sc on Wednesday, November
in
vited. 1nterment in Coneressional Gene
terry. 25
POOLE. LULU MARY. On Monday. No.
Ysm9eT ah st. "a hw Lutu hsI mIRY ssesas poo a5
loved aunt OF. Lee F. and John H. Dante,
Ross ] Woodward, Mrs Arthur j. Poole
and sister of Mary Alice Dante sister-in-
resting at the above residence until f1sds WedS
neSday. November "f. al $50 an.
Mass at Sacred Heart Church at Q a M
KMeariye Moant ovs5 and t5snes invited
PYLE, FLORENCE ADA. On Sunday.
F%ey sFaneb nj sdn " sT hfF s1sn: st
FLoRENcE ADA PYLE. 'b belo2ed Sedi"s, Wife mo Of
the late Charles E. Pyle mother Of Mrs.
John NJ Fisher ard Mrs. w stewart
Conn.
,4se ssFyifss dSsnn at Chambers RS funeral home,
vember 20. at 3 pm. Relatives and
friends invited. Interment Cedar Hill
Cemetery. e5
PYLE. FLORENCE A. Ofhcers and men,
~ bers Of Dorcas Rebekah Lodge, No
IN 4, l. o. Q. F.. are hereby. notified
neral sons An 4 hs and fhs%Ss1s chsnn .s sH
nv. on Tuesday evenins November
Nv .5, lS4l. at 80 pm. TO conduct
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LEVY. HERBERT. Washington Lodge

LEVY, HERBERT. Washington Lodge
No. Is, B. P. o. Elks. will
! ]
NM convene in session of sorrow
Nf IGA at 30 pm Monday, No
ASNM1 vember "a. 1871. for the
sS. 81 purpose of paying tribute TO
MNS >M the memory of our late
~ 'AH brother, HERBERT LEVY
~ W enrolled June l. 1921; died
- November 2" 1871. Elk
services at the Deal funeral home. 4s12
Georgia ave. NV, at pm. BY order Of
ALLEN J. DUVALL, Exalted Ruler.
". S. SHELBY. Secretary
Evening star., 1941-11-24

FILE' FLUKENCE 4. Officers and mem
!: {:
~ oers Of Dorcas Rebekah Lodge, No
IN 4, l. o. o. F., are hereby notified
NJ % assemble at the Chambers fu-
S neral home. 14th and Chaplin SITS
NV. on Tuesday evenins. November
Nv -, lS4l. at 80 pm. TO conduct
~ funeral services for our late sister,
II II FLORENCE A. PYLE. P. n. G.
Evening star., 1941-11-24

BOYCE. RODNEY $. On Monday, No
vember "a 1871. at Doctors Hospital.
RODNEY S. BOYCE, beloved husband of
Natalie C. Boyce of 1908 EaSt-West high
way. Silver Spring. Md. Remains resting
at the Bethesda funeral home of VIM. Reu-
ben Pumphrey zoos Wis. ave.
Of f1tpe al lota
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-11-07

LOndon. \uy. G-tAF)-A
Russian counter attack ON Vol
oNalamsk appeared to he de
Neiupins INTO 4 powerful often
SiVc which may completely re
open Observation-Disclosures com
munication and relieve the siege
OF Leningrad. informed courceS
said tonight.
Swift, mobile Russian units
are h~amncrtEg hard at the Ger
man forward position northwest
Of Kalinin, IS miles northwest
of Moscow, and already have re
opened a secondary branch rail
line IN tilat rea these sources
said, thus easing some of the
pressure m L~cningrad by bunt-
ing The nortnern claw of the
nazi pincers aimed at Moscow.
ka..n.u is on the main line be-
Vc-n Moscow and LenIngrad. 1t
vas not made clear here whether a
branch line actually had been opened
dear through to Lcnlngrad. how
Yer.
Around Nolokolnmsk, 65
miles northwest OF Moscow,
southwark of kalinin, Red army
infantry. cavalry, artillery and
planes were declared III dispatch
eS relaNed from kuibySheV Is
having driven German armored
forces out of position after posi-
ton along a three-mile route.
This explosive seizure of the in.
49, -.a
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-11-07
WEAE HHR

FOR NORTH CAROLINA
Fair and slightly colder, frost
in interior, light and scattered
due to moderate winds and seat
tered cloudincss tonight; Sat
urday fair and continued rather
cold.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-11-07
Retredt Before Moscow
Red Defense
4 -
Army Seizes
Initiative

Z ERIN a II Armored
Units DYlven From
NJ a Positions in
V~olohola1nsk Sector;
Britain Hints al Open
ing n e W Fighting
front.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-11-07

Continued on Page Three)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-11-07

Continued on Page Three(
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Prices Unchanged
On Local Market

Loesl produce dealers started
ire week slth fresh shipments q
lettuce. cauiIflowsr. Mexican to
nsstoes and California carrots.
Lettuce. from Arizona. Wss sell
ing from 81 % $40 per crate
followed ~ tomatoes ~ 50
Carrots were WholeSalnE a. $ =
rer crate and eauhfloWer vss BE-
inS released At ki2S Per crate
Spokane cabbage vas priced ~ s.
Per owt.. or s250 per cat. in
broken lots
Staple products held previously
quoted prices.
Above quotations are wholesale
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Lost end Found

I OST Platinum. diamond Erlst
! zEtcn Engraved sam 20 Hsr-
net 3-zs-5s Reward. Proctor
$3.50.
/ OST-BToSn coin purse containing
= money Friday. Reward Garland
1880
I OST-Elsck ard WHIT Springer
= pup ffemaieI t1ree months Es-
ward Garland 37sS-J sf-sr n.
{ OsT-Jsnusry 10. golc tmmed
L glasses near <0rn snc Port snd
ave Return CssEsl Cpt.csi CO
1 OsT-GLAssEs advertised zithout
l. eaAysA. Cal CSsssA OD1seAI CO.
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Two vestrymen will be elected
snd delegates FOR the diocesan
convention chosen az the annual
meeting Of St Luke's Memorial
church Tuesday in the parish
house. beginning with a dinner at
$50 p. n.
Dinner will be prepared and
served by the Young Peoples Eel
lowship. A motion picture will
be shown for children. while adults
hear reports Of the church's vsri-
ous societies and take part In
the elections
The diocesan conclsye this year
Will be held az Christ church IN
Tacoma. Jan. 26-27
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-14

IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
Ffssa sauau.t 2 UNITS .......,sc %
Cut from rauec ln ioss
H. Old srrRfh fir slahs ud oo
SPECIAL Z cos = Sc
p mil run aoad 30 g ..4-.. :
SPECIAL r,5s o. So
Choice "a ~ rae y. -. 50
d. un1sf shes sIshs Cd 81
I'd CRY and ed q slabs %
Clean iump nuf "a ION .-. Is
Desc arG nurnsF o. for e.
EuN ARDS FTE- al Essf tlth
MAIN $3.50 NAN ong1
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-14
Cree Indion Tribe
Buys Ambulance

CALGARY, Alta.-Membt rs Of
the Cree Indian tnbe or H0bbema
reserve have decided 70 buy an
-snl oulance for the Royal Canadian
Army Medical Corps. according 10
their agent. Col A. g. p. Lewis.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-14
Waterfront Property

EIvK- ROOM eo4tass az TItiou Bsafh
% estF nsfsasfn. Dsftl4 furnished
Gail sfosdnag toit
r1.n nx.r.r t.....r..a.n - a.tsr
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-14
Honesty Always poy.

FINDERS o, Lost article. Adyer-
tisec below. please take notice
After you have returned the
articles % the loser 90 % The
Tacoma Ilnet office sls Mar
kef where you Will De pre-
sentsd with tSo quest tlckss 70
the Temple thester
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-14
Real Estate Tor Trade

ACRES sood lsnd s-frn h.s rfsas
for souas % spts 7i0s south q
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-14

ExTRk SPECIAL
FURNISHED SGt-
Low $50 desn Between
rsetfie sse. ard ackinisy
40 s1na , bedrooms cse
Kitchen. ecacfets feslnfs-
tien. Nsrstlan nllnas Price
snly ~ 80 tes fnonts. Cal
Stanley steel IN sis -
Ma ass
BRAND NEW 81 100
CHARMING s=reaa s0ase.
al esk frs large utility
Tcam. ~Eresi fnr raafs.
resdy te noxs into % vary
easy terms Eves GA
asss-w. npASnrs MAD
aFS CO. Ma ssat 1901
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-14
BY L.ichtY

WRITE o. ssii f0f Dookist ~ logged
land IN West wash fof ssis on s.sr
terms NsfsfhAsus<f TImb<f Co
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-14

THE REV. sTILLwELLs OF Portland
are conducting series o, free lee
ture. on Psy-Christ Olosy: Chris
tlAn Culture the Christ way 70
communicate with God. Every eve
ming Q 90 SOC South 9th
WILL not be responsible FOR any
debts incurred by anyone but my
self. J. r. DOAIEICK
30i2 So TN.