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Evening star., 1941-12-08

Phone Oh. 9299.
PRIVATE ENTRANCE-Large single room
for gentleman; semi-pvt. BATH good bus
service: 20 min. to city. Warfleld 2059.
ARLINGTON-Large. sunny room, double
bed; pvt. home. kit and laundry privileges;
l0c bus. Glebe O956. 4401 18th st. n.
LARGE BEDROOM. twin beds, sitting room
and bath; newly decorated. completely fur;
AeI bona, eonv. tfanlp.; homo prtvileges:
go0t00 adu1ts. WI. 3o17.
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25O6 WOODIEY RD-YounG lady to
share large sunny room, semi-private bath:
av,aIIapt location ro19
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

ROOMS FURNISHED.
I24l G ST sEMsinGle sEsossinG and double rooms.
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-Gentlemen only;
on bus line single or double rm pvt: bath.
6112 Utah ave. Phone ewes. WO. O9s2.
800 BIRCH AVE, Takoma Park. Md
Large; sunny room, next 70 bsth; nieely
PRIVATE ENTRANCE. close in; shower
ddbfe', d sSesi0. 92s a2nd St. NV. "
CHEVY CHASE, D. C--Near bus stop.
unlimited phone: garage If desired. ordWay
1865.
LARGE TWIN BEDROOM emp! adults
1880 Irving st. W. Apt. 4. AID. 223s.
s1e INGRAHAM ST. Nw.-Twin beds.
nsS, igrnshed bus pson on e0ns cs G5f4
Between and 10 am and after 5 pm.
FALKsToNE APT. No. 20e-2 business
men or Govt employees: double room, twin
beds. 9 windows; So clean and comfortable
sos oGLETla99RpE l9 ST, 81 sWImDOSS,e sNgI,.! Sb.
ladies' ladies' only. ia e6a4
1925 N. H. AVE Nw.-Beautiful master
bedr.; also sgle. rm.; Beautyrest matt
bath, shower; II min. downtown. ia. s5s6.
asa2 BENTON ST. NV large front
bedroom. l large side bedroom. woodley
BIZ CONCORD AVE NW-Master bedrm..
twin beds; newly decorated: next to bath;
bus'at door: Taylor 1915.
NV. SECTION . rooms: convenient
transportation; home privileges; ladies or
gentlemen. Georgia 1919.
LARGE BEDROOM. beautifully furnished
adj bath; unlim phone: gentleman: also
garage 1890 Ogden ST. NV. AID. 6391.
25IO CLIFFBOURNE PL. NW-Large twin
bed room. lst floor, front, newly furnished:
semi-private bath.
62s 7th ST NE-Large front room, suit
able for - Newly decorated. Near
transportation.
THE WESTMINSTER, 1907 18th NV
Attractive rooms, newly furnished. running
water, inner-spring mattress; double rm,
showers: 24-hr elevator service.
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ROOM, double. vicinity of Navy and Boiling
Field: gentlemen, gentiles only. Call AT.
n
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6s3s BARNABY ST. NV, Chevy Chase,
D C-For gentleman, bright, airy, corner,
front room: pvt. family; unlim. phone; $50
per month. Woodley 2033.
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BEDROOM. living room. odd pieces of any
kind, antiques. all kind of glassware; high
est cash prices paid Call Ma. 1880. After
q d IN RA E211 IL
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3632 JENIFER ST.-Lee.. attr, outside rm..
home of . adults. S25 WO Sl22.
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

Honesty. Dependability. Satisfaction
METROPOLITAN CONTRACTORS. INC.
1920 Georgia Ave. NV.
Complete Home IMPROVEMENT Service.
Heating, Plumbing and AirConditioning.
OIL Burner Installation.
Free Estimates. Skilled Craftsmen.
Iaylor 3434 Nights. District o150-
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IF YOU NEED EXTRA MONEY FOR
CHRISTMAS or for any purpose Just give
me a call. You can get Sl9o ana ISc,rsea neee
interest the only charge. Othar amounts
in proportion Just call BILL LANE
hprhipan R1lU
Evening star., 1941-12-08
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COL. GIRL wants part-time or day work.
Call TR. 1898.
COLORED GIRL wants general housework
or nursing; no cooking; city reference
hop1a NIGHTS MI
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GIRL. colored. wants gh.w.: no COOKING,
no SUNDAYS reference North 5629. %
GIRL colored. wants days work, s.n.w.
References TIP A15S
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53O5 14th ST. N.W-Master twin-bed rm..
semi-pyt BATH attr. det home; young
adult family, gentle; S17. so ca. IA. O334.
1881 10th ST N.W.-Singles and doubles,
lge. rms, single beds scrupulouSly clean:
walking dist: fine for businessmen.
Evening star., 1941-12-08

WASHINGTON RETREAT HOUSE, FRAN FRAN
eiscan Sisters OF the Atonement; 4ooo
Harevood rd. ne. washington, y, -.
cial arrangement. as well as according 10
schedule. Guests also accommodateG on
request. Address SISTER SUFHNloN o'
Evening star., 1941-12-08

RADIO-PHONOGRAPH our prices
on new and slightly used machines OF
standard makes before you buy Good Sc
lection. Cash or terms. Republic 1890
The Piano Shop, 1015 7th st. NV. OPEN
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PERSONAL.

PERSONAL LOANS TO EMPLOYED MEN
or women on their own signature for any
worthy purpose. $50 to $500. Interest only
w
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COOK, excellent. white. for gh.w., exp,
refs; live in; Sl2-Sl5; genti.eS only. Box
4Q4-A Star lns
Evening star., 1941-12-08

"a ANY EMPLOYED MAN OR WOMAN:
Wbeheyer YOU need So 10 $500, in q
hurry Just give ne telsphSne ef ans 4Gs ss
Soii need il and the only charge is interest
Tor the exact time you have the money money
49, In nANE PENNEY. Chestnut 3224.
Evening star., 1941-12-08

RADIO-PHONO. COMB. 25ct to 35eo of for
and Emerson models. Apex Radio Co., 700
IA II
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Haywood
Gardens

3l2 AND AZ ROOMS
All Utilities Included in Rent
On EASTERN AVE, BETWEEN RHODE
ISLAND AVE. & QUEENS CHAPEL RD.
WAKEFIELD $500
Evening star., 1941-12-08

RADIO. G. E portable. a. Cd c, and
battery; reg. 500 .95 model. $40 95 cash;
6-tube. Apex Radio Co. 100 9th st. NV.
Evening star., 1941-12-08

EXCLUSIVE CONN AVE. APT. HOUSE.
Just so. Taft Bridge-Well-furn 1st.n. rm..
&35 mo quiet gentleman. NO. 1922.
Evening star., 1941-12-08

Wanted to buy. some good
used household goods: also elect. refg ana
pio
Evening star., 1941-12-08

GIRL, colored. reliable, wants part-time
work as waitress, days ironing or clean
rrT
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GENTLEMAN to share room with another
in private home: twin beds. all conveniences'
500 30 FIR b6q7
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RUGS-We cordially invite you to inspect
our imported and domestic rugs Oriental
S2415; 4x6. S6.15 Scatter rugs match
ing. Linen Mart. 1928 G st. NV ME 4424
Evening star., 1941-12-08

RADIOS. 81 each. from storage. rebuilt IN
our shop. Trades accepted. Let us repair
your set and save 50Go. 1910 9TH st. NV.
eohso and reeord pissers
over 100 radios to select from. Open till
Q pm. Park Radio Co., PAS st. NV.
Evening star., 1941-12-08
ROAD GRAVEL for driveways. 5-ton
| loads, So per load Warf1eld 3217.

RUGS, Oriental, nnest COLLECTION. room and
scatter sizes: reduced prices. Rare Rug
Shop. 2427 18th st. NV.
RUGS. new; regular S3995 9x12 administer
low as Sl.95. Regal Rug Cleaners. 635
Maine ave National GILL
Evening star., 1941-12-08

DIETTTIAN, with hospital and restaurant
experience. successful in developing. dl-
recting employees, food preparation. service
and food cost control Box 5O0-A, Star %
Evening star., 1941-12-08

COLORED WOMAN, neat, reliable, wants
cooks place in the city, IN private family:
home nights; can cook turkey pies cakes
and others lN.'N 9th 81 NV. HO. ] I:5N
Evening star., 1941-12-08

HEMoRRHoIDs ERADICATED BY NY
own method Results effective for ne.
time or money back Write for booKlel; ~ 10
IoSs Tol,,p,hia IA Adams O3SS
Evening star., 1941-12-08

GIRL. colored. neat. wishes g.h.w.; plain
cooking; half day Saturday; all day Sun.
Evening star., 1941-12-08
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

Clearance sale, re-
possessed, used and new. Hundreds to
choose from. All makes all models. all
sizes: We operate the largest refrigerator
plant in the East and therefore. we are
able to give you the most for your money
at the lowest prices. Frigidaire, Westing-
house, G-E., Norge. Crosley. Kelvinator.
Leonard etc, from $1,000 Up to 3 years
free service guarantee. extra large trade
in allowance. easy terms. New 1941-1g42
models. all standard makes at wholesale
builders prices for immediate delivery.
LUX APPLIANCE CO,
Largest Refrigerator House.
S11 9th st: NV: Republic 1115.
Evening star., 1941-12-08

RADIOS-S5 to SO alice on new 1911
and 1912 R. c. A, Emerson and Phlco
radios reg. Sl6 o5. you pay S11 % differ
ence: reg. S'a.95. YOU pay Sl4.9J. etc.
Apey Radio Co, 700 9th st. NV. at G.
Omen
Evening star., 1941-12-08

HENS, WHILE YOU WAIT, SOC UP. Re
weaving, refining, alterations. NEEDLE
CRAFT SERVICE 1919 st. RIM 2Os.
Evening star., 1941-12-08

GIRL, coored. clean apts., offces one
afternoon weekly or small wash 10 take
home: ref. Ii 5l94-
GIRLS. colored, want general housework
cook. experienced. part time IA. 1959
! days work, with ref. DU. 354o,
MAID colored. experienced. g.h.w.; nome
nights; no SUNDAY work; $50 WK nISt-
class reference. Dupont 52;{9.
Evening star., 1941-12-08

532 POWHATAN PL. NV (of 5000 block
9th st)-Attractively furn. room, double
exposure: express bus: ladies preferred; S25
per mo- ia. O653.
GIRL to share nicely furn. room in Jewish
home, conv. transp. RA. 2O63.
Evening star., 1941-12-08

SANOPHONES-SaI OF ueed INSTRUMENTS
s62 so; Buescher alto, S65: latest model
gold-lecauered Conn alto. like new, Sl15;
easy terms KITS. $40 G ST. (middle OF
the hcckl OpEN ENEN1NGS
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| 311O 26th ST. N.E.-Nicely furn. room
| for young man Govt. employe: cow.
| transp.: unlim. phone. Call MI. S40l
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

RESTAURANT. best buy In town: seats so:
eacrifice account other business. 2737
Nichols ave. Sc. Ii. 1921. IA
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.
tContinued) }

FURN-Army officer-S-pc. bedrm; set.
with bevel7d mirrors, Sl35; hv. rm; chairs,
81, So; , by Il oriental rug, SIS; 3-pc
liv. set, sos: sofa, $50; mirrors. Lorraine
Studios, $500 Conn. Apt. 2l. WO. 1859
FURNITURE, mostly tables and chairs;
some ANTIQUES. WI. 6226. In Chevy Chase
Evening star., 1941-12-08

GIRL colored. shw and plain cook; sleep
out; no Sunday work; good reference.
Mo eoSH
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console in very good condition, S19s; an
exceptional value in a very popular style
of piano; easy terms; new-instrument
guarantee. Republic 621o. Kits, 1880
g st. middle of the block. OPEN EVE
Evening star., 1941-12-08

SEAT COVERS slightly used. gray. Also
used canvas radiator covers for 1895
Chevrolet coach. So cash. Not installed.
Evening star., 1941-12-08

GIRL. colored desires days work, cleaning
Evening star., 1941-12-08

AUTOMoTIVE EQUIPMENT-l 3-h.p. dc.
air compressor, l 1-hp. dc. paint shop ex-
haust fan, battery charger. electric
welding machine, l furnace blower. l
grease gun. 1105 2lSt 81.
u " Repuhlic 424o
Evening star., 1941-12-08

MOVING, PACKING 3 STORAGE
MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable rates;
will take your surplus furniture part
payment on your moving. Edelman's Nov
ing & Storage Co., Taylor 2937.
Evening star., 1941-12-08

FURNITURE rugs, Office furniture, house
hold goods, etc: highest cash prices: pest
results Call ME 1924 "
Evening star., 1941-12-08

52S SOMERSET PL. N.W.-Nicely fur
nished, clean, front bedroom, shower. un.
limited phone: l or 2 gentlemen. GE. 64e3.
2l11 10th ST. N.W-Large front room.
nicely furn; conv tranSp.; young lady 70
share with another. avail Dec Nth.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-17

Nayato Indians never enter .
house where one Of thsir tribs has
died
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-17
Vic Meyers
Is to Speak
BRIT Session dt
z on Saturday

Lieut. Gov. Victor A. Meyers has
been invited 10 address the open
meeting at Masonic temple At
.. m. Saturday In connection with
the oo-year celebration Of Mount
Tacoma lodge No. 4os. Brother
hood Of Railroad Trainmsn
Mayor Harry p. Cain viii de-
liver the address Of welcome and
other members Of the city council
will attend.
J. Y. Aisip. superintendent Of
the Tacoma division Of thu North
ern Pacific railroad, and W. c.
Owens OF the Coast division Of the
Milwaukee road. will deliver ad-
dresses.
Other prominent speakers con-
nected with railroads and railroad
labor unions in various capacities
have been invited. Speakers viii
cover the transportation question
in most of its phases. more espe-
eially in connection with the pres
tnt national defense program.
Railroad workers and their
friends are invited TO be present
at the meeting Saturday after
noon, and the public In general
Il invited to join in the boat trip
10 Hood Canal on Sunday. Tickets
may be obtained at the boat, S. s.
Willspa, which Will leave the MI
nicipal dock at Q q. m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-17
Hawaiian Residents
Urusd 10 Store Food

HokOLULU--IAsut. Gen. Wal
ter c. Short. commander Of the
Hawaiian department Of the U. q.
army. Friday urged residents
of the Hawaiian islands 10 ae-
eumulate food reserves. against a
possible emergency.
Accumulation should start
nov and bs CARRIED On eare-
fully" he said. at weuid h.
patriotic and ~ would assist
the government In preparing
for any possible emergency"
General Short outlined four
means by which food reserves
could be built up: (i) storing
reserves in homes: C7) production
In the islands: (sl wArshousins
Of reserve stocks, and 90 con-
tiuusd shipping from the main
land.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-17
Outward Bound
To Be Repeated
Season of Drumu
League Closing

o. nsns concsptlon - thai
uneonprshsnslhis void hetw~en lifs
and death waa ercaght b. the Nv
~ stare thursday evening" With
~ opening q ths raeoma prsn.s
leagues lsst play 81 ia first -
~ - lts nee theater. -outsari
Bound ~ sutton Vane
-out~srd R0und- fen far -
iow Drama league s,sndsrds n
many respects TIE vehicle i,ssif
l. dlfncult 70 interpret u u :
sophisticated drama. touching fire.
ansnfiy ea the morbid side and
calls for N accordinGly scphisti-
Gated portrayal
Even with Justly due credit 10
thu ability 81 ths cast. u must e<
admitted. the sutton vans fantasy
va : large order and. a iesst IN
the first night left much 10 b
desired. That - course may b
achieved easily In later psrforna-
snoss VITA al its shortcomings
Outward Bound" vas good enter
tslnmsnt and was highlighted ~
two outstanding eharacterisations
Most notable. sincs the role i
actually part Of tho background
which nnks the play together was
Louis X. wsolfords presentation
a. scruhhy. the shlp steward. The
role. In proper proportion 10 the
Who'll. play. should se ahscure, and
yet through HE utter vase Of man
nsr he made n outstanding.
Ars. J. x. ANAL Gordon turned
In her typical topfiight perform
anes a. hrs. Midget diminutivs
cockney woman who couldn't re-
member how she got on the
strange. eaptalnless ship.
Other paris. not cast partlcu-
hriy 10 type In some cases. wefs
taken ~ Margaret Jones and Jim
Foster - the suicide couple who
were half way" and finally went
back n the land 81 th~ living.
Einsr sathsr. Violet Dawes. Nil
ton ketcham. Lew Tnlius and Lock
Rlehl
George Bolton directed out
ward Bound" which IA 10 play FRI
day and Saturday evening this
week and Thursday. Friday and
Saturday Of next week.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-17
Remodsling Work al Moose Club
Will Be Completed by June 10

cFelzasea FIYun. s<fEssnt II Z
srmz. c..Fz<. slans. <<<retkFY.
Q Ezz<<E ff<sFarsf les
azF<F. = > L<nnlnx. A. 1<<n
straza. trustees. J. v sekwtef 80
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Nsza=wszI @~Tssess wtn - ksEa
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dsf - aEFset1na ~ NJ Wom<n
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49, IHIEIeEI<a eIII - helf tss<
Z 81 : pss<stl<i ri<-s - tco
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= lzsze1 : tEa4s etIs q srno1t
AK=a szelHeFs - elees 49, esF>f
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-17
Gig Harbor Lions
To Elect Leaders

ora rfAnnon - There win be
election a effiesfs a. the Lions
club Monday evening. also sslse-
ton Of delegates 10 ne convention
n be held 81 Yakima In June.
All memesrs are F~aussted 10 b
present,
Mrs. Dudley jacob. was honor
guest 81 : shower sponsored BY
the noscdais guild and held At the
home Of MFs. Earl Benson Wed.
nssday sftsrnoon. Those present
we're Mssdamss v. O. Mine
Charles olenh.m. Albert Anasr'
son. Flnls Warner. Fred Warner
n. Cornelius. T. 7. Carol. n San.
ford. - Lever. Peter Land and
niss u. }. Turner. honoF gssssi
and hostess.
N. high '.eh:ol pr. A. vni
hold lie last nesting o. ths sss-
con Tuesday Al : p. N. when The
guest speaker vtll b william
BuFnsst ~ King county shsriffs
efflss. Who will speak en- Mar.
eotles sHd crims"
There will nlso b . repsFt ~
Mrs. q. A. Dulin on the P..T. A.
state convention hsla recently Fl
Spokane. and musical numbers ~
Harvey 4. Mas. Hasls fog lAs
evening ~sIi b tn Nsrro~s bridge
district
Eject ofns.-
TIE following efflosrs vsFs
slectsd ~ Lincoln PIT. A. 81 :
sstfng wednesday sfterneoal
Prealdsnt. hrs. y. Parish. Wee
president. Mrs.. Pete Marhovichi
secretary. hlas ksthsfins Bred
rvro. treasurer. nrs John Ross
hrn. Parish and Mrs Ross wers
both rs-slsatsd 10 former offless
Ars D. ~ Ryan. Ara hnFko'
yich and "a. New we're appoint
81 10 ths program COMMITTEES.
NJ and MFs. Csorgs knutson If
cig HaFbor announced I'm en-
gaEsEnsnt u thsir daughter. hiss
Helen nandbeFs. 10 orvfiis norsn.
zen q Grand Ferks. y. d. 81 .
tea given Thursday sftsfneon ~
Mr. kaatsea
ne - guests present insiu1isd
formsf classmates an fFisn1s ~
Mas asndbsrE shs attsn1sd
schaoi IN Tacoma an1 0is hsrbof
ard has made hes hone Uifh hsS
uncle N Fast Crana FORKS. Nina.
the pas ssyvn years NJ. norenssn
Il he soa - Mr. and Mrs. g. a.
k0rwn@ea q Grand Forka The
wedding viii Lake plaes Juns %
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-17
Army Orders

WASHINGTON - The war depart
msni has issusd ths following ordsfs
Lieut.. Coils Charies y. Ankcorn.
inf Denver % Camp bsEkelsz Abraa-
ham Tss.ehnis INF H.w Yors 70
Ndrlsa Il arian. M Bsssishsm' "a.
- Washington. 0isun A Ross INF
~. Louis. "a Camp hobsFt<. Gordon
DE- 4. carrinEton. ca. Camp caiian.
20 w1hisston. willard " Irvine.
ca. Fart lsaEsnworth. 70 washing
Mai.., Ksnne.h ? rrnss. me ia.
W. Munger. Inf. san Ffencisco, 70
washington. Raymond D smith.
n os,,.n! ppssFyson. = pssT2lE klir,e y
,nsiea. n.sssll 2, TsFloI a., roIs
: 1 asassen' 70 ss "ss ss,. hI,I,
tsoll. Dan D Bsi, ueA.. D1yton.
20 p<trolt fTsnf L Baraun III
Aoffett Fasld. % naksrsfisld. Vernon
Peterson, cav. Moffeft Fisld. 70 Taft.
Calf. Ralph Asad Tsnney, inf rec
Decatur, III, 70 auty, wfimlnei1n, y
g David Lsmnsl woodbsryy, % rss
Peruvian. Aria, % duty, Camp pssla
Washington. % Hawaiian Dept Mar
old = hel@on. uhA, D4sten, - Do
troll. pendieton Edgar, UbA, Day
ton, % Detroit. vincent W Hichares.
chap ttoffsst Fisid % hafch Fssfd
Riisy. 70 Ttaakegas Ala nusasii q
Bsunstt o.. Galveston. "a san An =
tonic william W sturdy. &C Port
Monmouth. - Warrington. PAU -
Davis. f., Poi niil, V IeQwry Paid
Clifford n Barausn. inf. Noffeti
FIELD. % haksrsfisld Charlse L. ped
man j. &c. Port Jaeks0n. " Fhlia.
a sas - '' wssslss. sssn cs h ~
WoodlaY. ca. hoffett rsid. V Taft.
IAursnes A pottef. nc port ffua.
chnes. % roFa ORD. calf. James ?
. rors oearss q nssas Jshn y
balYer. nc Port D A Russell. n
Camp San tSIis Oblspo Jossphtis y
TaiisY JF me. Port George Wright.
20 Port Custer Russell 4 Wat&en.
nc aan yranelsao. 70 Camp Jossph
r. Robinson
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-17
Tacoma Third Among States Cities
In Insurance Paid TO Beneficiaries

Ernest Doane. overton Ella. Mar
garet Falconer. John Forkenbrock
Arthur Gammons. waiter Crunert,
William Gundstrom, Amanda Han
son. Andrew Hsug. Frederick
Hewson, Stevens Lemcke. Elmer
Logan. Neal McNsill. George New
begin. Hilda Peterson. Capt Nieis
Richter. Ode Ridgway, George
Rosenoff. Charles schuh. Moses
seabrook. Lola Thompson. Rich
ard Van de Mark. Joseph warter
81. william Weeks, John Whitney,
Mayme West. Caroline Lindberg
and Fannie O'connell.
Policies paid In nearby cit
ies included the foIlowinEi
Burton: Rev. w. sharp; Stella
COON: w. Hall, v. Mitchell; Or
ting: C. coppedge; Falkland: d.
Flotre; Puyallup; v. Alspsugh, w.
Friese; South Tacoma; T. Man
ley; Sumner: J. Forshand: Gig
Harbor: v. Karmelich.
The SIS. 200. 900 in life insurance
money paid to residents Of wash
ington in 1910 exceeded the SAL
1881 in wPA payments for the
fiscal year. was over six times the
s4,6o1. 4o1 in PWA grants. over
three times the federal agricul-
tural adjustment program pay
ments OF Ss.s03, e4s and four times
the s7.o32,7ss In federal payments
to the state under the social se.
curity act. thus demonstrating the
Importance OF life insurance's con-
tribution TO the economic security
Of the state. Life Insurance pay
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-17

Dry ice has a temperature OF
ITO degrees below zero.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-17

A total Of s1.ssb. 900 in life In
surance was paid to Tacoma pol
icyholders and beneficiaries durins
1e40 to place this city third In
the state for such payments, II
was disclosed Friday by the Ma.
tionai Underwater, weekly insur-
anos paper.
Throughout the state a total Of
sas. 300, 900 was paid during 1910
"A sum equal to s16.64 for every
man. woman and child. or at the
rate of s7e.177 per day. the report
showed. Washington ranked 22d
in life insurance payments for all
states.
Tacoma life insurance payments
averaged $50 per family; for COM
parative purposes. the money paid
to Tacomans was equal To seven
per cent Of the city's annual indus
trial payroll, and life insurance
payments over a 20-year period
equal the city's annual retail trade
volume, while over a 1o-year Pc
Rod II amounts 10 the total bank
savings on deposit in local banks.
Only Seattle and Spokane
outranked Tacoma for insur-
snce money distributed dur
Ing 1910.
Tacoma policies paid during that
period included the following:
Paul Anderson. Benjamin Ben
netts. James Blocker. Charles
BONN, Mark Bowers, Frederick
Brewer. Raymond Burke. Gus Call
son, Artus Chitty, Benjamin Cook,
Robert Cooke, Josephine Cooper,
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DR.. Ivar Spscior
To Speak Sunday

DIR. Ivar speotor Of the univsr-
r.ty of Washington oriental studies
department viii speak In Tacoma
Sunday evening at In the first
Of a series Of lectures 20 be pre-
scented by the Tacoma Theosophical
society at 223 so. Tacoma ave.
General subject Of the Sunday
evening lectures win be Under
standing the People Of the War
ring Nations" DIT. spector will
talk on The Relation Of the Rus
sian People To the Present Crisis. +"
and then lead . round table dis
cusaion Of that topic.
Other speakers on succeeding
Sundays will discuss Italy, Ger
many. Turkey. Japan and England.
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Install Howell
AS Grand Master
S JlMMy HArlo

Dwight Howell Of Tacoma wss
Installed past grand master work.
man Of the Grand Lodge Of wash
ington. Ancient ordsr of United
workmea. during closing sessions
of the state convention In kslso
Friday.
Other officers Installed include
Ralph West. Aberdeen. grand fore
man: A. J. Young. kslso. grand
overseer, Helen o'Brien. Enum-
claw. grand outsids watch. and y.
W. Cox. waitsburs. trustee for =
five-year term.
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stewards. Henri A0ss. pssA ssoas
ard non EllsF
Charles A. ntsns. whe has been
employed II TIE Moose lodge for
Il ysar. u deputy supreme Kov.
srnoF md s>erwssry ~ ths Moose.
RsmsdsllnE - The club ard
dance nan - Tss ccmmercs -,
nov wsll under wsy. wtn eest
$4,000. ire work wtli 10 com
plsted ~ Juns Il.
Samuel |. crsrp<a recently ~ss
Installed - Euysrnar ~ the loiEs.
Serving slth him are Mari Msrti.
junior governor J. g Nrrormiek.
prelats. l. q. Forbes. inner guard
Ralph sarFsssn. outer guard.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-17

noOkED al sYEEnEns

Norwegian Independence Day
eslssratlon Saturday. May ~. Nor
nzHna hzIL Program ara danes.
laos.l
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ments were double the si4. 4po. 0ts
federal income and excess profits
taxes collected In Washington.
over ons-fifth Of the si33. e4o 900
in wages paid by manufacturer in
the state and about one-fifth OF
the i47.2ss. 900 cash income from
farm products.