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The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-15
31 Pounds Silver
 In Beggar's Potkeis

BUTTE, Mont, Jan. 15.-When someone made wisecrack about his income tax, crippled man hold ing a tin cup on a West Park street corner became enraged. Patrolman Del Rodda overheard the argument became suspicious and led the beg gar to jail. There police found 3l pounds of silver coins in Il bags distributed through his pockets. plus IS in currency. The coins were taken to a bank for machine count.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-15
Holes in Wall
 Aids Insulation

LAFAYETTE, Ind, Jan. = Small holes are a good thing in outside walls of up-to-date struc- lures, according to results of study of insulating materials at Purdue University. Keeping such insulation dry is one of the problems of builders. Although protected from
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-15

rain, the insulating materials are subjected to wet vapors winch form between walls.
 The Purdue experiments show that vapor pouring over insula- ton does not wet it seriously un- less the vapor is confined. Holes in the outside walls permit escape of the vapor and prevent unde- sirable wetting Holes are recom- mended for outside walls of re- frigerator cars for similar req sons.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-15
Royal Navy Plane Down
 In Uruguay
South Americans Having Hard Time Figuring
 Out Law in Case
(By Associated Press)

Uruguyan authorities were pre- sented with a new problem today when British Navy seaplane, pos sibly attached to the cruiser Enter prise, ran out of fuel and made a forced landing in Maldonado Har- bor, near Montevideo.
 The crew of three were detained pending decision as to whether or not they should be interned under international law
 The information was received by diplomatic quarters in Washington.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-15

Will SUFFER With your feet? Phone 648. Chiropodist pr. Stoves
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-15

Test the New Plymouth for trigger-quick ac- celeration. It's got it! Know the thrilling response of the big 87-horsepower engine of new high torque, second gear starting-the smoothness of Floating Power. It's great!
 The 1941 Plymouth gives you amazing luxury and comfort, smart new styling, startling
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performance. Let us show you the new one- piece hood, the counterbalanced trunk lid. And think of Spring Covers, famed Oil Bath Air Cleaner, New Safety Rims, Big 6-inch tires all quality features-on even the lowest priced Plymouth models. Come in-see this big beautiful 1941 Plymouth-today!
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BIG ATTACK
 IS PLAN NED UPON T0BRUk.
fBv Associated Press)

On the North African front. it is officially reported the British forces continue preparations for the assault on the surrounded Libyan port of Tobruk
 Royal Air Force patrols are report ed continuing to search the Libyan seacoast for Fascist officers believed to have escaped from Bardia, before the port was captured, in motor boats.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-16
Wedding Plans
Are Completed
Miss Sines, Mr.. O'NeiI 70
Wed Friday Evening, $50

Wedding bells will ring on
Friday evening at SO for Miss
Mary Lou Sines. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. c. \. Sines. and
Mr.. Robert d. 0'NeiI. son of
Commissioner and Mrs. Rob-
ert n. O'Neil. The ceremony
will be read by the Rev. Ern-
est Barber in Bethany Meth
odist church.
Miss Sines viii be attended by
her sister, Miss Margaret, as maid
Of honor. and bridesmaids, Miss
Peggy O'Neil, sister OF the bride
groom. Mrs. J. B. Basselin. Miss
Nerna Ellingson and Miss Jean
Stockton. The candles are 10 be
lighted by Miss Carol Tidd and
Miss Barbara SJoboen.
Mr.. John Basselin Will be the
best man. with ushers including
Messrs. Roger Mastrude, Roderick
Forseth, Kenneth Baugn and Doug
las Henry.
The wedding reception will fol-
low at the Sines home on Pacific
ave.
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Three 81. Paul's
Groups 70 Meet

Three circles Of The Nomsn's
Society Of Christian Service Of
st. paurs Methodist church win
meet for IL 80 luncheon wednes-
day. April 10.
Circle will meet At the home
Of Mrs. c.. n. Neff. s2a 40. ssd.
for a potluck luncheon. Mrs. John
Strickland will conduct the lesson
Circle I viii meet with Mrs
Henry Cleary. 1919 80 Yakima.
with MosdAmes Stanley Hsrader
and n, Westby assisting Mrs. J.
n. fitzgerald will give the lesson.
Circle 3 viii meet with Mrs
e A Marry. 1s22 No. <sd. with
Mesdames V. u. Spencer. John
johnson and Newell Rsmse
assisting.
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PIT. A. News

Oakland Prc>chcol meets We'd.
nesdsy s p m. at 1910 SO. Durango
with Mrs Burton Brown speaking
on The story of Life Mrs Ray
mond Coolidge will preside. Mrs
Donald Cameron will lead q Round
Up discussion. Mrs. II. c. Cleek
will be assisted by Mrs. John Hop
kins, Mrs X. MAILER. MIRA A. J.
Hurst and Mrs Daniel Snyder.
sheridan PIT. A. meets Thurs
day at 80 p. m. in room IL with
Mrs. Carl Forbes presiding. open
the Gate OF the Temple" duet.
presented by Mrs. Forest Salles
and Mrs. ID. N. Pease. The pro-
gram will be the second grade
pupils OF Miss Mildred Tollefson.
A play. Easter Bunnies." will have
In It's cast Joan Hart. Rosa Mary
Allen. Margaret Pickert. Isabel
Clsusen, Dorothy Ball. Gale Nor
RS. Albert johnson and Lucille
Evans. There will b. q song en-
titled The woodpecker" by Nell
lie Grim. Suzanne Robinson, Jack
snowden. Joann stiles. Stanley
Forgerson. Eugene Kennedy. Patty
Martin and Elizabeth Davis. Flu
gene Kennedy and Gloris Johnston
will give an Easter poem. Mrs
Jim Campbell will be the hostess
and will be assisted by Mrs. Ruth
Sienkweich and mothers Of the
second grade pupils.
Mary Lyon PIT. A. meets Thurs
day at 2 p. m. In the auditorium.
Mrs. /. W. Rowland Will preside
Several numbers will be played
by the school orchestra. Lee
Stable will present a violin solo.
Miss Hilda Aeisner 10 in charge.
The 5-A and 6-B under the direc-
ton Of Miss Marjorie Kennedy Will
present a plsylst. The Crsbspple .
Lesson" skit includes a verse
choir, readings Of modern animal
poems In COMMUNICATION ~ BE
Kind 10 Animals Week The
hostesses will be mothers having
children in Miss Florence Peter
sons room. The meeting will be
followed by a silver tea.
mason intermediate PIT. A.
meets Thursday at 2 .. m In room
iO4 Of the school. Three chairmsn.
Mrs Sherman Ingeus. Mrs. Z. C..
Archer and Mrs. A NJ Pay will
present the program. Family
Traditions" being the topic. Mrs.
J. ID. Mahoski will preside. Mari
Ism Esonger will play as piano
sclo Butterfly" by LAyelles, Mrs.
l.. NJ. Hampton will lead the study
group at p. m. Mrs.. G. A.
Palmer will review DO Adde'S
cents Need Parents Discussion
will follow Mrs. Joseph Hailery.
Mrs. David Curtis. Mr.. r.. Griffin
will be assisted by Mr.. Albert
Kelly and Mr. X. c Hog6ert. 40
cal chairman during the slclL
hour.
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Mrs. Wilhslmi 10 Open
Home for lee Wsdnssdax

Virginia Mclean circle. first
Methodist church wlii snisrtaia 81
tee Wednesday afternoon from
$50 until $50 ~ the home NJ
Mrs Frank wilhsimi, T0s Carr ss.
chsirmen ~ committees for the
affair are Nh. Frank salt. hrs
Grace knrreii. Mrs. Ernie I'm
s,rom. Miss Irene Hrysn and Mlss
Evelyn stewart
Musical numbers m the program
will include q violin trso ny Dor
othy fssaos. Helen osborns and
rireda reltmsn; piano soIo BY vir.
Kinia wsrdsli. and vocal selections
by As.dsmes Mary wileen. Char
iot,s Johnson. rthiyn ashsr Miss
Murisl Means ~fii rive an impsr.
sonstion.
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Mrs. kunigt VIII Spsst 81
First luyhs,sn Ssssion

Wednesday Afternoon Of 2 O'Clock
members and friends Of ths ttrst
Lutheran Church WornsBis MIS-
sionsry society will b guests u
Mrs.. A. J Nelson. ., bsf hons.
si0s No. 10Th ct Mrs. ". A.
kuniEs viii be ths speaker
The Masses Edith and Hss@i
swanson sdll 10 hostsssss On
wednesday evening. a. . o'clock.
st their hons. iszs sixih ave. 10
members ard friends n ihs Young
WomAns hlsslonsry society,
Friday evening 81 . 70 o'cioes,
~. THblths society 10 spons0rinS
q Kitchen EsrnlysiP N which al
rnsmDsrs AMI frsnds - tss sh1reh
are invited supper 10 70 D. served
esfstsrs siyis
Basy sesdie. sewing essA Nil
meet wednesday evening ., .
O'Clock a. ths hons Of Mrs.. Hsnry
L. hoessl. I6is No. Anderson ST
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Longs Observe
Anniversary
Fifiieth Welded Year
Reached by Teeomsns

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Long
of Lake City are receiving
congratulations today on their
50th wedding anniversary.
They were married in Winni-
peg, Canada, and came to Ia
coma in 1896, making their
home here since that time.
on Friday evening they were
guests OF honor at supper party
held at the Lake City community
hall. Their four children. 20
grandchildren and five great
grandchildren gave the party in
their honor.
Their children are Mrs Thomas
Lester. Mrs. Lester McWilliams.
Mr.. William Long and Mr.. Ernest
Long.
Members Of the family were
Joined by scores Of friends at the
party.
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Club Women Meet
In Fall Civ

The World Today p and To-
morrow" will bs the theme Of the
King County Federation of
womens Clubs when II meets a.
guests 81 the Falls CITY club We'd
nssday. The M. Reverend Arthur
D. Houston. Bishop Of the Epis-
eopai Diocese % Olympus. viii give
his ideas on world affairs and their
influence on religion.
Mrs. Paul ID. shafsr. poetry
chairman Of the Washington state
Federation ~ womsn's Clubs. viii
review ours 10 SHARE" . book
written by Northwest women
poets. Mrs Paul critisadsn az
wsils CITY 10 program chairman
~ this very Instructive and In.
isrsstinE nesting. Mrs Gmsry
Asbury ~ Harding. president NJ
The King county Federation. urges
all member eiubs 10 ssnd repre-
sen,suvss Registration will ss
at s.iS and followed ny . morning
Of business. q luncheon 81 MON
and afternoon Of program and
speakers
A board meeting Of King county
officers and COMMITTEES chairman
gfli follow ths afternoon season.
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Clubs

Gress 1. r. X. r.. bts dyfysrs'
auxiliary. will nee, Wsdnssdsy at
the home ~ Nh ALVIN Joynsr.
l727 No. Osk.s. for "a 20 luncheon.
John X Thompson auxiliary,
Z. =. ". v. vii hold a calendar
luncheon In the Veterans hall q
the srmory Wednesday at u 30.
Cards Will os played. x1th prizes
for high score. Ire public 10 In
ytsc. Mrs. Florence slss. chair
man. has announced
Tacoma Chiid5en's HOME society
will meet with Mrs Clarence
Colo. 1927 So AlnEyorth. for
1870 luncheon "Wednesday. The
afternoon vii Be spent Ia sewing
carpet rags
A. o. 4. ". Juveniles srlll meet
IN the Eagles hail Wsons1fsy egs-
ming for their monthly entertain
msnt Mrs.. Louis Eriekson. Mrs..
Charles Bowers and Mss Pear
CoWllng yin b. in charge Late
supper VII 10 served al the clos.
Of ths meeting.
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Mrs. Morley Bortmsn 81 the
Tacoma club viii tell Of her clubs
radio achievement. Mrs. Mae sims
Seattle, will speak OF her groups
fashion show; Mrs. Raymond Mel
hart Puysllup, the cook book. and
Mrs. Charles Skewis. Olympia
their style show and bridge tea.
At the conclusion of the meeting
a tour Of the tulip fields will be
made.
The representatives Will again
convene At $50 for the banquet
al which Mrs Emmett Krefting.
Puyallup, Will act as tosstmistress.
Mrs Lawrence Elvins. Puyallup.
president, will extend the greet
ing with Mrs. A. T. Brokeray Of
Tacoma responding. There Will
then be piano solo by Fred Barto
of Puysllup and slat from
Viking Varieties" by Delmar
Workman and Lillian Larson.
Club presidents and state and
district officers. including Mrs.
Charles Getzendaner. state prosi-
dent, will be introduced and Mrs
Mary Msding Of Seattle. state
convention chairman, viii speak
of The State Convention" Mrs.
c. NJ. Hamilton Of Puysllup, state
program chairman. will give a talk
on that subject: Mrs. Oliver Malm
and Mrs. A. w. Otterman viii
have Junior Night at the Con
vention" as their subject and Mrs.
Howard V. Kohr will tell Of the
junior club exhibit.
The principal address of the
evening Will he by DR.. w. W. Bird.
professor of English at University
of Washington. his topic being
Children Have Fathers. Too" Or.
Birds address viii be preceded by
a violin solo by Virginia Wepfer
of Puyallup, accompanied by her
brother, Fred.
Committee chairmen include
Mrs. Bert Nevins, hospitality; Mrs.
Gordon Gross. banquet; Mrs.
Lawrence Hanlin, decorations;
Mrs. Quaiffe Damn. favors; Mrs.
Robert Campbell, program and
music; Mrs. Kenneth Sturdevant,
registration: Mrs Ralph Wetzel,
reservations. and Mrs. Lawrence
Elvins, general chairman.
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Miss Diitman
To Go East
Sunday Supper 0ivsn -
Farewell Before Departure

For the pleasure ~ Miss
Virginia Dittmsn who will
leave Tuesday evening for
Washington. p. C.. whore she
has accepted a position. her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. William
c. Dittman, entertained sun.
day evening.
The occasion. . buffet supper.
provided a group 81 close friends
with the opportunity Of niddinG her
an resoir.
Guests we're Mr and Mrs, Nd.
ward Jaeger. Mr.. and Mrs, william
Hartman. Mrs. W Rats. Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. Delmors. ir Nj and Mrs
Lawrence Jaeger and Mr.. William
Hartman.
During the evening. the r'ies, ~
honor WAS presented with . show
o. ~ Eif's for her tffp.
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Ad Club 10 Have
Guest Tour Wednesday

The regular meeting Of Girls
Advertising club will be held
Wednesday in IN. Chamber of
Commerce rooms AZ : instead Of
7:3o, the regular time. Members
are urged 70 be on time Al 7:30
tour Of the Olympic dairy plant
at s24 SO. K st will be made. and
members are urged 10 attend and
bring a guest.
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Quota Club 10 Have
Dinner Tuesday

Quota Club fntsrnstscni iii hid
u. msnthly ainnsF Tuesday eve
alns 81 q 20 ct ire Hotel Wa
throp. Ma Rasn.s smysh>. Pr<s-
lssn,. rr<sdiaf.
Feature - N. Frusrssu vii -
= discourse ~ NJ. " ~ Utter.
msnh<r - IN stsff - re I'd.
ssfaty - w.shlnsiaa sna 81 an
shesity 81 parliamentary rules
A rsF~rt - the f.eeat Scsth-
sesi district ennxsnsien held IN
Seattle VIII - sisea. These a..
tending ths sonsentinn from Ia
coma were Mfs smfths hrs Al.
fsrn. Alien Nrs ailtts oaesa
MFs Hostaa penni. Ma Leila
Russell. Mira q n nrv~n and
Mr.. Carl ssn slsrA
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College Groups
Name Pledges
Spurs. Knights Held
Annssl chspsi Service

The Spurs and Knights 81
the Log 81 the College al
Puget Sound annoanesd this
years pledges N the Spur
knirh, chapel Monday. Fif-
teen freshmen women and II
freshmen men were hcnored
with selection into the two
sophomore organisations.
BASED on standards II
scholarship. activities and per-
sonslisy. limited n umb srs
from the social Hroups on The
campus are chosen.
apurs s>lsrt three svcm ssen
sroap 81 ths fivs wemens gro~ps
and four froa sscA ~ ~ -
msn's grcups
ris.fsirs csvsmcusse wsii ~ ~
srvsns WITH isisiasscu IN ~ nm
scms az the various whse, esrv-
ssss performed ~ sns svcurs srs
usssrins. srcesn<srs shs frsshmsa
nlssr Art sli.coiisss dance aal1-
lnE sns sersina - lrfesmssirr ess-
resas during conventions seA tour
nsmsrts
Pledged ~ ~ nslssss - N
t.e vevs Ransvs Aipsssssa. f.yps
AsslsaU. Nssmsa nvs<hnss. pra-
cid nrew~. Wililsa csue1a. 49,
ess ssalltsa. william Nsvu. Rsan
oysnAes. Rsesvs netsa WslIena
osscsm. p~st Rsvw~sA ps~aD1
ccsscs essvAs~sna. Jaaes -
svsa sHA u1war1 Wlnsnilt
Ns~ spur pssxgss 49, ~ nG,nD
porss Mssedish. Jsohss s1oses. Jeaa
hutton. rsstss n,egts. rstlcts Dahl.
Media rstsvsne. m1Isr eweyns.
Virginia Wits. Lac bssIi. e,svsss1s
kincsts. NnsmA osgtsardi. Ruth
Hanawslt. Lorraine JustmaN. Jsse
rnempsaa ssa Rass Marc rsss-
eseta.
ms~s II msss,ss s.ssssv Ass.s-
ssss etsse ~sll meet rhsss-say -
The home ef Mrs. gladys Johnspe.
snos No. issA -
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Club Juniors of Sound District
Meet in Puyallup Wednesday
Annual Spring Conference 70 Be Hieheh.ed by Election
O Officers az Afternoon Session in Els Temple

Puget Sound district Of Junior NomenS clubs conosed
II groups from Tacoma Seattle Olympia Shelton Hoods
port viii be guests Of the Puyaup club district spring
conference Wednesday al the Puyallup Elks temple.
The afternoon session will open so with registration
by Mrs Kenneth Sturdevant of the Puyaup club which viii
he followed by the business session at which Mrs Robert
Campbell also OF Puyalup will preside HghghtS Of the
afternoon viii be election of officers and discussions By
sentatves of the different clubs achievements for
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Entertain at Breakfast
Party for Grandson

Mr.. and Mrs. William Bagley
entertained at an Easter break
fast in their new home in honor OF
their grandsons, Jerry Hubbard and
Charles and Albert Kloos. Present
also were Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Hub
bard. Mrs. Albert kloos and Mrs.
1nez Hosford.
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Mrs. Macdonald 10 Open
Home thursday

Tacoma Day Nursery club will
hold its regular 1890 luncheon
meeting at the home of Mrs. L. B.
Mcdonald, 721 No. c st, Thurs
day afternoon. Hostesses Will be
Mrs. A. C. Rswnsley, Mrs. Harold
H Hagen, Mrs. Louis c. Williams
and Mrs. Bert Bradley.
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Luncheon 70 Be Given
By Rainbow Group

Members of Tacoma Assembly
Rainbow Mothers club will enter
tain at luncheon in Fishers audi
torium Wednesday at 1890. Host
esses will be Mrs. W Erschinger,
Mrs. p. H. Tossot. Mrs. J. A.
Shrodel Mrs Ralph Jentoft and
Mrs. II. w. Mierow.
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April Luncheon. Business
Meeting Planned

Central Lutheran Ladies Guild
will meet on Wednesday for the
April business meeting ard iunch-
con IN the Gu1ld room q the
church. hfs A. v. Lybsck. Guild
president. Will meet In the pastor
study NTH members % her cab
met 81 II o'eioek ard lune hson
vii 10 served a. o'clock By ladies'
- Circle Mr. G. A Benson
chairman - ihs hosisss eirels
will - sssEtsS ~ Mechanics
Anna Byrd. Hs;hsr1ns EInotlf
{ .. Harvey y. :. Hsnnessn.
Edward hofek. Augusta Auth.
Lens SchNsrz. Anna yaIsniins.
J. .. Wahlquist ard s y Dahl
The general rnssting u the Guild
N1u begin a, z O'Clock and during
ths Afternoon a program Sil BE-
presented. 0; which Mrs. George H.
Fisher 10 Chairman. IA speaker.
Chaplain . X Davidson Of Me
Chord FIsld viii bs prsssBt 70 talk
- the group ard az solisi. Ars
Elmer Hsaksnson viii reader q
group o. sDngs. accompanied b.
Hrs. Elss Homnssn.
Was and Means eossnlttes,
ia auxiliary Will sponsor a card
party "Wednesday sssnlnx at o %
N the 4seoa bee hall Mrs. C4s
Carbon - chairman ard s1u -
sss.stsd ~ Essdsm.s H. swan.
an. Hgncs and Gene Freeman.
Plnochis and 500 s1ll De played.
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Mrs. Nordi 10 Conduct
MEETING Wednesday

In the absence OF Mrs George
Thompson, Mrs. G. B. Nordi will
conduct the meeting OF the lower
school unit. Annie Wright Sem
mary Mothers club. Wednesday
morning at 1870 o'clock in the
teachers room.
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Gsudsttss main talk 81 II o'clock.
Luncheon al noon will he followed
by inspection 81 nature exhibits
and . TIP 10 Wright PARK.
Returning 10 the hall scout
leaders attending viii hear Mrs.
Herman Sordfors speak on Day
camp and Mrs Edwin James on
Camp 81 Adams A question
period Will preceds eolorsd motion
pictures o, ths Olympic peninsula
Wild flowers and Wild life from
2 % until 3 o'eloek.
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ST. Martins Mothers VIII
Entertain Wednesday

Members Of the Mothers Club
Of st. Martins College will enter
tain at bridge luncheon Wednes-
day afternoon at 1890 AZ st
Joseph's church hall. COS So. saith.
Mrs. George Busko is the chair
man and Is being assisted by Mrs
John Henney. Mrs. Joseph Garry
Mrs. Joseph Karpack, Mrs. Joseph
Cereghino. Mrs Michael Zeleac
Mrs. Andrew Flynn, Mr.. d. l.
O'Donnen, Mira James Kerrisan
and Mrs. John Harbottle.
Needlecrafi club. Taeom. circle.
y. o. W, Will gather for potluck
luncheon a. 1880 Wednesday at
the home Of krs +. =. Kelley, 5301
So. Cushman. Mrs James Oman
Will conduct the business meeting
which will follow.
Washington DshIia society will
meet at the home Of Mrs Milton
Smith, 502s SO. NJ 1t. The presi-
dent. Mrs. II. c cogswell will pre-
side over an important business
session. Mrs. J. A. Heughel Ia in
charge OF the program.
st. Elizabeth Guild, Church ~
the Holy Communion will meet
Wednesday evening at 8 O'Clock at
the home Of Mrs r. II. AcGinnis.
512 SO. L St The affair will be
open TO all women Of the parish. A
social hour will follow business.
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Mis-. Saudctie Visits
Scouts in Tacoma

Miss Marie Gaudetts. nationAl
nature director for the Girl Scouts
will be featured al an all day
meeting on Wednesday. The AZ.
fair will open at 1870 In the
American Legion hall with Miss
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.kisinformssion

Through erroneous information
given The Times last vesh. u was
stated that Miss virginia Wood
and Mr.. Evan Mrcssd are be-
trothsd. ThN v not trus. Ths
Times learned Monday.
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Club Arrsnees esster
Treat for Children

Tacoma Racing Pigeon club aux
Hilary was in charge OF the Easter
favors for children at Cushman
hospital
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Navy Mothers 10 Have
Social Meeting WsdnssdAy

Members ~ me Tacoma Navy
Meshsrs' eluh win msst fnr . party
Wednesday evening 81 . o's,css.
nirtsaays ~ . group ~ snns ON
se observed rtcssssses. moshsrs
~ ths heacr~a hoys. wfIi ~ kts
Ruth Did. Mrs. Frtek selann.
Mrs. vsrr CARS Ma rrsnA
tesies. Ma Wilmer J flecs. NJ.
Nfsns Tracy. ard Mrs. Ans
Aasm.
Delegates n the rstlonsi e~a.
vsn,ioc viii ~ named o. ,hus meet.
ing During the evening hsse
Audrey ksnesy viii sag.
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Women a Grace napsiss ehsrrh
vii hoid their annual spvsao
ns~shfass wednesday 81 tSso In
In the church Hestsssss w,ii ~
Ars v W rurdu.. nfs . y.
Boyd. Mrs.. Fred pufsii and Mrs.
Frank Ainsworth
A missionary program ard snors
business session are planned for
the afternoon. REV Paul rong,
pastor ~ chinss~ baptist enmeh
viii hs the quest speaker
Songs viii % presented ny Mrs
Henry shrsms,ad with Mrs Fred
pufsii ~ the rlano.
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MIsS WolETTE eERTELSEk

Mss Violette Eerfelsen
IS cnoirrnon Of the skotin4
party students Of beUtels
business college ~'ll nod
q Kings roller rink Ned
nesooy evening.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-15
Denies Wages
Lift Living Cost
InternatIonaI Soc. ser,lee wa.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 15.-Isa-
dor Lubin, commissioner of labor
statistics, today told the House
banking and currency committee
that sharp increases in the cost of
living during the present emer-
gency could not be blamed on
wage boosts granted TO workers.
Testifying at a hearing on a
price control bill, Lubin asserted
that even anticipated further wage
increase already have been offset
by higher prices charged for COM
moditieS and raw materials.
According to figures compiled
ny the bureau heads, Lubin said
that since 1887 prices of all COM
moditieS and raw materials have
risen between 20 and 30 per cent.
while labor costs have increased
only ID per cent.
He pointed out that during that
period, hourly earnings of workers
rose ia per cent, but that out
put increased is per cent. and that
consequently labor costs rose only
a fraction Of the total production
costs.