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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-03-14
REV. S. E. WARE TO. PREACH
ELKS EDUCATIONAL
SERMON

Rev. S. E. Ware, pastor Of Pill
grim Baptist Church, will preach
the Elks Educational Sermon Sun
day, March %, at 2:45 p. m. at
Pilgrim Baptist Church, GrottO and
Central. The educational week is
being sponsored by Como Temple
and is headed by Mrs. Roscoe
James.
An appeal is being made to all
high school students, parents and
friends to attend this meeting.
Plans for a scholarship through
the National Oratorical Contest
viii be discussed. The week will
close with public meeting at the
Halle Q. Brown House Friday,
March 18th.
43 MINI. BOYS INDICTED IN
DRAFT DURING MARCH
During March 43 Minnesota men
will be included in the draft
Eighteen left for camp on the first
of March and twenty-five will leave
Saturday, March Is. They will re,
port at the induction center, Fort
Smelling, at $3.50 a. m.
Five of the group left from Lo,
cal Board No. 8, 1919 Rice street
one from Aitkin county and the re-
mainder. from Hennepin county
boards.
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Continued on Page Four)
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-03-14

The Minneapolis Business and
Professional Association met Tues
day night at the Rawjjess club.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-18
The War
In Brief
ny UNITED PRESS

MOS CoM - Jo~~f v. stain
agrees 10 British A meriean- Rus
san conference en- speeding war
at earliest possible moment" AZ
Red armies report strong defense
against renewed German often
siyes on Ukraine, Moscow and
Lsningrad fronts Red air force
raids Berlin
LoNDoN-Britlsh experts less
psssimistic regarding Russisn
chances Of withdrawal II main
forces intact from od.>-s area
Royal Air force again strikes at
German targets IN oeoupt.
France.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. repost-
ed busting all foreigners from
Manehukuo AZ result ~ incress-
lngly tense Far Eastern situation
and threats of conflict with
Sovists
BFRiIN-Germahz claim main
strength Of Russian armies In
Ukraine broken and report iuft-
waite hAmmering constantly at
Russians retiring In effort To set
up new defsnss lines on east bank
OF Dnieper to protect great indus
trial area.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-18
DR.. E. {. Wheeler S
Funeral on Monday

Funeral services for Dr Edgar
c. Wheeler. u. retired Congrega
tionsl minister. who died Friday
Al his home. BOOB No. Union ave
Will be held Monday a. 80 ,. m.
from the Melhnger chapel V1th
Revs Harold l.. Booeh and Harold
p. Long officiating. Services vii
BE- followed by cremation.
Active psllbesrers vii BE- Fred
Hansen. Cyril Shaw. Clarence /.
Wager. Walter Little. y X. Butler.
Z. L. Spencer ?. Prank jenkins
and Delaln Lehman.
Honorary palbearsrs vii in
e.uds Robert Mann. julius jaeger.
II J Die. Leslie C0ubr0ugh. 81
+. Hsidinger Alfred Grau. w. s
Burroughs. ". 2 Arnold. Roderic
Ola nds n A. T. Norman and
David NsdsAu.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-18
Funeral on Monday
For William Barnes

Funeral services for William e
Barnes. 80. Of ssl2 No Mullen.
VINO died tn a local hospital Friday
from injuries received IN an auto.
mobile accident AZ No. 7sth and
Cheyenne Ms Tuesday. will 30
held Monday At 30 . m from
tn Aeliingsr chapel. N1th Rev
Harold L. Booch officiating Burial
viii 30 in Tacoma csmstsry
Barnes. AZ smpioys u n. Sc
attic Tacoma shipDuildinE Co as
native Of Tacoma lie Nas a
member q First Congregational
church
Surviving are bis wife. leone
ar infant son. William Ernest a.
parents NJ snd Mr. ~ \
Barnes one brother Rob.ft. I'll u
Tacoma. and one sister. Mrs. Mar
ian ssott0Ns u Los Angeles. Cal
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-18
Waller Durrell
Succumbs at ST

Walter p. Durrell. 81. Of 1906
Park ave. died Friday in a local
hospital following prolonged i'll
ness. He had worked in the real
estate business here IS years. and
was associated the greater part Of
that time with c. r. Mason Real
~ company
Prior to his illness. Durrel. a
native Of California and a resident
OF Tacoma 20 years. also served
as an appraiser for the Peoples
Savings 4 Loan Assn.
Surviving are his wife. Kathryn:
one son, W F. Durrel jr. three
daughters. Mrs. John A. Ehreth.
Mrs. Theodore ". Larson and
Mrs. Leo J. Kemper. and four
grandchildren. all Of Tacoma. and
four brothers and one sister in
California.
Cassidy & Allen will announc.
the funeral.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-18
UP. Clerk
Is Promoted

Leo h Tompkins. chief clerk
in the Union Pacific uptown office
here since 1893. has been promoted
70 fill the nswly-created post OF
travelling freight and passenger
agent At Yakima. II Vas announced
today by H. +. Lounsbury. traffic
manager.
Tomphins entered Union Pacific
service at Portland in 1921 In
Tacoma he has been active IN
Transportation club and Chamber
of CommerCs.
He viii b. succeeded hers. ac-
cording Ia John PAddsn. Local gen
eral agent. BY \. \ Weston. noss
chef clerk At Yakima. T'hs
changes vail be effective Monday
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-18
Tacoman. 81. Planning l7ih Trip
Across Continent; Leaves Monday

~ covered sasen n f<st Tss
TIP frcu her ohto horns go -
ran n fszs hBt several v-srs wrr~
sp<nt IN Esnsss At anT rsfr <=s
sfFivsd H-re IN tsss frem ksn<.s
@and further n~sE- frun onla.
u<-=t ne rir~s
HeF at eng TIP .s< lsk<n
fur Fesfs 49, eher sn~ wenf est
= - nssicHsi oar ennventlar
n Washington DC a. var
- Eot - asit - = .zrk 80 -
ts%s = meter tFtp to Nvnmtrx.
Approximately zoo nall~s ~.s ess.
sFsd N. fir-t asy .re ars al
fslt rns I ~saat tired II an
80 sd
IN Jun< 80 sftsndsa the stafs
oar eeaveHtlen - Everett -
sFsieat elah ~omsn. af. nal =
psst president sna present s~rlaf
70. president - ~ Isfl>s u
Gar past pFe.dsnf at present
pstFietis inssruessf ~ ets<t<r a.
lisf cnrps Ne . past pr~sss~rs -
fauzhtsf. q nnsen Veterans,
president ~ ths R~f waits srs
nls's siuhl having .-rv~d n THAT
affie< fee tAs p.ss - Y~<rs.
s<nier wee president - sn< rinv
Year riah ana . nemn<f ~ wa
chapter. ora
In sasiiieu u h@s fnnan~ss fnv
tFsv~i sHf h~s ke-nnsss fuv eIas
sorh. Me- n~n - an snsrssfs
suppnfteF ef eisse and nsfrlafle
ssrnss Every evening lsst ~..s.
fer Instances. s~s sp~nt ~ aus
fsseffts psssssF n fssysllssp ~s>rs
shs tuas en- active part ~ fn~ -
cent xsa asssss D.vsr eessnf..
ton. W. thrss consecutive nssets
.hs appeared In rssssats a~rs<t.
lns nsrs hssssts af. Art ne
fret ws.ssrn wasklnsfn~ fals.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-18
Takes Officers Gun
In Suicide Attempt

Those N the vicinity - 10Th -
ard Pacific sVs Friday about
} 2. m. we're startled n sec .
woman suddenly fling herself upon
Officer Frank Wright, snatch Ms
police revolver from Is holster
declaring she was going 70 xii
herself
Wight and the woman Ms
Floy Green. Sc q Kent. Wash
described a. beInE laTEe and
strong struggled for possession
u the Ean. Ths officer 0as finally
successful N dissrnlnR the
woman She sas taken 70 fne
city jail vhsrs Ens Aas n4irz
held Saturday pending sanity
investigation.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-18

sh. wiii attend . family r.anlau
IN Wan Vert. and at n on ths
National Convention - the GAR
IN Columbus And snss making
the trip sion.
since tho convention 70 sshsas
uisd for zsptsmt-s. Mrs. Raj Il
allowing herself plenty II time fes
renewing old fri.naship. IN Van
Vert and 10 leohinx forward WITH
sreat dsal u pleasure 10 her
family reunion which |. an annual
affair.
Aisa % Ns~ M~sles
Bot the closing session ~ the
convention ~lii rot bring with a
plans FOE an lmmsalsgs return
home not for Mr.. Hail shs
wasn't a pioneer FOE aeihins. and
30 shes going 10 40 q bit 81 gala
wanting All hsr own and taAs a
run down 10 Albuquerque. y. NJ
foe a visit with a niece and 10 los
Angeles. where an. siii ~ the
guest u other relatives. e~fors shs
turns her tracks homswsrd once
mors. Nh. will 10 away at least
two months
The national convention viii
mark Mrs Balls twelfth attend.
anes at such an affair and we're
willing To wager thss. wtl 10
many. many more Tor hsr.
Her FIRST trip west ~as made
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-18
Waller Road Man
Accident Victim

Vernon Waller. 81. OF Rt. 2
Waller road, received emergency
treatment at Tacoma General hos
pital early Saturday for a severe
cut over the noSe. sustained when
car In which he was passenger
crashed into two parked cars At
So. 7th and Tacoma ave. At u so
a. m. He vas released 10 his home
after treatment.
Driver Of the car in which Wal
Ter was riding vas Harold stone.
1901 So. J 81. VINO. according 10
reports To police, fell asleep at the
wheel His car glanced Of one
car and INTO another. forcing the
latter car into third vehicle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-18

siSfssn tunes ssfoss ths eoutl.
nenf rnes ~ covered waaun
mere fecenfiv ~ sIrsamila~a tfsin
= the record = date - MFs
M4nss nj. 81 ysar Old raenuss
niunseF ut 500 shss OFT =
pteak hrr npu record Rnd i tesink
~ TIM n aolnK a. zhs. leaving
Monday evening far ohln. Nhefs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-18
War in Europe
A Year Ago
Aug. Is, l94O
Nv United Press

German bombers raided the
London area for the second sue
cessive day. British fighter planes
and snti-aircraft guns kept the
enemy from the heart Of the city.
British planes bombed the Ital-
ian seaplane base on the Libyan
Gulf. other Raj. craft raided
Milan and Genoa. Bombing Of the
Krupp works at Essen also was
reported.
Greek Italian tension was
heightened by the bombing Of two
Greek destroyers. Greece ordered
partial mobilization.
President Roosevelt revealed
that the United States was nego-
tiating with Britain for defense
bases on British possessions In the
Western Hemisphere.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-18
Seattleite Killed
When Auto Stalled

sfAIILE-StHIck while trying
70 push his stalled car of Aurora
ave 3l-ysar-old Ronald Buchanan
Of Seattle was almost instantly
killed To-Day
Deputy coroners said Buchanan
Was returning from 4 resort On
ne Everett highway with Mss
Zslis Cameron NJ Botheu she said
they had 70 push the car n get Il
Eta rted
The lights kept blinking a. they
drove along, she said. and finally
they went out. Buchanan vas
pushing the car of the road when
a machine driven By Aland Rob
erts. Seattle, hit him and pinned
nm against his automobile.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-18
British Roller
Skate Troops
Train for Combat

LONDON TIE tsnreughne.z ~
nntslns hons aefensee go dem.
anstrstsd hsrs n nsssfssls show
lnx roller skate trcaps training ZOE
combat IN shs London Streets
A squad - ie I'd ~ Harry iss
Hrtalna champion rollsr skater
sss shsSn IN intensive training
n = nes form - warfare Wbsn
ne 10 aave perfected i. they eil.
serve ~ teachers - ether haFns
guard SKATING glasses Thsy sfv
professionals - leesi shsnplans
In maneuxsf. ths skaters made
rings sreuna fest trceps Armed
Nith revoivsFs Snives ~snuskis
busters snd sub machine xllns
they attained speeds q. hiEh ss "a
miles an hour Ths shoulders o.
bow. and knse. ~ their unifefms
ans reinforced -ith raheer pats
enabling them 60 make fiysnT
tackles
SERIOUS rs-in-..
The prsctieseaity ~ skate
troops under certain conditions
sas 81 evident. and the perform
snee ~ Les squad sas - perfect
that thsr- SeFs No laughs among
ire nswsrsel audiences even al
first glimpse Of them
Skating recruits are 10 30 chos~n
for their knowledge % lecsl streets
and their agility. II "a planned 10
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-18
h + RES MORE ABOUT
Ask Grand jury
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

$50 600 bail. WAS sent here from
Massachusetts, asking Van Wag.
ner be held.
The warrant was never served
and Van Wagner. despite the
various hold orders from other
states, was released from the
county Jail July az upon payment
of s. 600 bond set on the local
charge in Judge Asllerys superior
court.
The resolution quoted freely re-
ports Of The Times in regard 10
the case and stated. We. the as
sembled citizens believing in the
honest and Efficient administration
OF government. do hereby respect
fully present for your earnest and
serious consideration request
that grand jury be called IN
order TO clear up public suspicion
that city and county law enforce
ment and prosecution has been lax
or has completely broken down.
and to further clear up and re-
move any undesirable publicity
which the city of Tacoma or
County Of Pierce may be recsiv-
ihg as a result thereof"
The resolution also called for
. thorough investigation Of the
vice situation" IN Tacoma and
Pierce county.
The resolution WAS adopted after
Harry n. Johnston. former Pierce
county prosecutor. mad addressed
me crowd. II was estimated that
about 30 persons attended the
meeting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-18
Picnic Of JACL
AT Lake Geneva

One ~ the outstanding plenles
~ ths season Slil bs held 81 Roe !
Evergreen resort. I.sks csnsss.
sunday afternoon hy the -four
chapters II tho Puget sound ares
~ Jspansss.Amsriesn cltlEsns'
league Festivities ain begin 81
noon and 10 being sponsored by
the fuyallnp valley and Tacoma
Kropps with ths whii. river val.
ley chapters a. guests. Following
the events 81 Rsss. ths picnic
group Till gather st ihs Century
ballroom II Fife for . dsnains
party
II had formerly essn announced
That the picnic xopid he held At
ciaYt smiths resort on st~sls
lake
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-18

rseoms ~iii r.~~sv- rstlon wss~
publicity the evening - sept A.
shsn Secretary II N. lntsrsar
itsruid l. Ies~s ~sil sr~sk av~r q
national Fsaio ho~s-up st . nsr.
atist in me Tacoma Niks eiuh IL
! M y m.
Commissioner n u ofaeu ~
Fsc"mss psshlle utilities s~rsrs.
m.nt announced SATURDAY mat fhs
no aasstlls administration nss
sofksd out ths a~sslls ~ me
broadcast and mat the convention
arrangements COMMITTEES ~ the
washington state r,lhne Owner.
snip isasas had selected tn- w1ss
club for thai groups aarssrssas
hsnasiss psis "a IN. national
broadcast. ihs a~aaast ~fil ssars
psampsiY 81 sac . m.
The banquet vtii ria.. me
leagues convention nav in r~rnma.
which folis~s . ssssssn 81 Grand
couls~ sept. q nussnsss sessions
VIII hs held IN Tssomss flfd
Fellows auditorium disrns inc
morning and afternoon ~ the sss.
and the following t~s DAYS ain n.
devoted 10 sssitiss ahsstf tong
The last asy n Inc progressive
convention. sept . oil see the
dsdleatian sf ths suaasvlIs @ss-
ssstien At Ampsf.. Wash. BY Sac
Rotary iasss
Invitations have b~~n s.tsna<>s
10 . ss1nn~s ~ msn noted fsr
ihsif work. in tho lntssssss ~ pub-
ils g~1sfsnip - ps~es 10 10
h"nefsd guests. and . eamplsss
iist II thsss msa ~iii 10 announced
lassf Mayer Harry .. Cam n
Tacoma all sst ss insstmsst.r fsx
"a. sysnt Appropriate a.ears.
lions ~iil 10 supervised ~ wslsss
hssttsF, snd dinner music sili ~
supplied ~ = le<sI strsns gasrfss
A large number 81 .ef.so~o
people a.. sspestss n sitsns me
hanqsiss. and 10 facilitate the mag
~ ~ fsssrsstians admission ~au
10 BY tiekst only. Reservations
Toe Tacoma psopis ~ill 10 nandl~a
lhfoslsn X. W ohissr. s0z CITY
HAL. ntsoad~.y sisi. ~stn al
gthsr reservations To ~ made
sitn tbs Washington stats rub-
'ie o~asfshsp f~sEa. sffiess, SIC
Fourth a ch.sry saiainx. sesftis.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-18
ERE'S MORE ABOUT
Housing Costs Low

Tacoma area rho cost vas en-.
trsmsly low.
The army has had a tr.mend.
Gus task since last September fs,
in sin months 900 600 men have
been put under shelter better
barraek. and facilities than ~as
provided In World War I when IN.
job took IA months
Burwsll sants. new stats iirsc.
tor Of highways. told the dinner
crowd that IN visw Of the settle
msnt of the Insurance. controversy
no doubt this sans group would
in two years he celebrating the
completion of the second Tacoma
Ssrro~s bridge
Col. trom spe.k.
Col William u crom, command
INK officer Al hcChord Field pre-
scented an interesting discussion ~
The war situation In which he said
This IL a war that must be Sou
by tho internal combustion engine
and machinery n IL my hops, ~
course. that ps do not have To got
into the war. but n 40 do. You may
be sure that ~s Ars quite eapAbls
Of winning n
This nation produces hslf 81
the worlds machinery. since u IL
= machine var ~ could match
the machine production u the rest
Of the world n Il we're ali against
~ Germany has demonstrated the
folly Of s.ndils men against ma
chimes. and that IL what fear
Russia IL doing In sons parts u
the battle line today Japan 10 even
lsss prepared Although u has
been two years since I Nas thsrs.
I had already noticed Japan sas
running short of certain necessary
Items in her var economy.
Navy 0. Prepared
Fortunately. should Japan want
sar with a.. our navy feels that
now for The first time. u - pre-
pared 70 take care u the lob com.
pstsntiy. \ japanese admiral once
told me the tfoubis with the Jap
anss. navy sAs TIA difficulty u
adequate numbers n
trained tschnlelans. because there
u IN japan such = limited class
y ho can rsesivs tsehniesl training
IN civilian life That IL no pfonism
With us. since ss4ch = high percent.
age n our young men are special.
.sts trained IN civilian p.lrsalis
and sdapf themselves quickly -
military requirements
Mayor Harry .. Can. % Toast
master. Introduce for brief
speeches James Dagls. former act
M state highway director and
,ilii q member = ths staff various
sity county and state aiEnltsslss
sffiesrs snd guests u ths sontfae-
nrs council
A - Comfort Alder Mod
worth. BOO Estnsr snd Al Wsnsf
we're chiefly rsspaaslbis To- Keep
"a me program MOVING cpneln1- .
~ feature ~ss ar bour u hiEn
.isss vaudeville
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-18
MARK 81 RkE

Funeral services FOR Marx Burke
u. Of 254l So I 1t. who died FRI
day In a local hospital. wtll be held
Monday ct SIS a m from ths
Holy Rosary church. with the cor
tege leaving the home At : O'Clock
Burial will follow IN Calvary Gem
etery. under direction Of Lynn's
mortuary Rosary will be reeited
AZ the home Sunday a. ; p m
Burke. a native q ireland and =
mem Der Of the Holy Rosary church
leaves one son. T DuMont.er of
Tacoma. a daughter. Mrs Bruce
Mason. also ~ Tacoma a brother
Peter Burke. Of ireland, and two
grandchildren.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-18
FUNERAL SERVICES

Mis- Fannie D.. SaysEs Monday
3 ? m. from the Tueli chapel
Rev. r A Anderson officiating
burial Mountain View burial park.
She slso u survived by three
nephews. Edwin. willard and Eu-
gene Savage u Tacoma
Mrs Ida McDaniel NJ o n q ay
7 30 , m. from the HeiilnRef
chapel. Rev Verne NeWhouss Off
eating cremation
Mrs. Elizabeth Mitchell Mon
dsy. 80 3. m. from ire F1psr
chapel Res ~ " Jones offieist.
ing burial Sss Tacoma csmetery
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-18
buar cYcIIsr msoo.sHsss

The condition Of Ailsn weed
20 ~ 1Tib No. isth at. injured
Thursday evening IN . mot0reyel.
accident. Sas reported satIsfae-
tory Saturday ~ attendants u
ths Mary Bridge clinic. its 10
being treated for bruises. abfasons
and gossibls conclusion.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-18
CHARLES " GooDIFR

Charles ". Goodier SIS. Of 1917
L. 32nd st. died Friday noon st
a local hospital following a short
Illness He was former resi-
dent Of Puyallup. where he resided
35 years. moving to Tacoma slN
years ago. He came 10 the state
from Iowa and was = carpenter
He was a member Of Roosevelt
Christian church and Ivy camp
Royal Neighbors Of America. Of
Tacoma. Surviving are his wife.
Nora r a daughter Miss Vida
three sons. Kenneth c. Of Olalls.
and Clifford and Warner n. of
Tacoma. his mother. Mrs. Emma
Cooler Of North Puyallup. a
brother, George r. OF North Puy-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-18
hERI. MARX

Funeral services were held Sat
urday in Renton for Aerl Mari.
IS. member Of pioneer Olympia
family who died Friday after an
illness ~ TWO years His father
was an sarly-dsy Olympia drug
gist Three brothers Fred Of TIA
coma. Herbert Of Chehslls and J
Roy ~ Renton. and = sister Mrs.
Rose NJ. Porter. Seattle. survive.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-18
PorkIond viii Shut
OF Voter Monday

Ths Falkland Llzbt 8 Water
CO announced saturday that
Natsr vii ss shut ~ a. sp nc.
Monday north u Hayes -. and
sest u Pacific ags while nss
connections are beng made The
work S1n tsss from tNo - tour
s0gfs
You asip yourself ~nen yo.1 Buy
L. 3. Dsfssss Bonds
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-18
II sPENDfD IS DAYS

OILY MPIA-The state llauor
control board Saturday ordered =
l5-1sy EsPension q the beer
license ~ ne AiunE Bow tavern.
Tacoma for selling drinks N in
toUcstsd personE.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-18
INFANT SHERIDAN

George p. Sheridan. Ir.. infant
son OF MI and Mrs George r.
sheridan. 1902 No. SD st. died
Saturday ~ the home He also
leaves a sister. sandra Ann. and
two brothers, Phillip Michael and
Lynn Scott Sheridan. all Of the
home Buckley King will announce
the funeral
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-18
MRS. HENRY I. GAucHrR

Mrs Emma Christina Gaueher.
SIS n 1922 ia. 27th st. died Sat
urday Al her home She was a
member Of Women Of woodorsft
Surviving are her husband. Henry
l.: one daughter. Mrs stephen y
Zaeek Of Tacoma. and one brother
oscar J. Carlson. also Of Tacoma
MellnEer will announce the funs-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-18
INFANT GEORGE.

Funeral services for Eltwin
George seven months old son of
Mr. and Mrs. James George Of
Duncan. H. G.. will be held In Cal
vary cemetery Monday At / 30
p. m. with the cortege leaving the
Caffney mortuary At l O'Clock.
Also surviving Is his grandmother
Mrs Josephine George. OF Duncan.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-18
OBITUARY NOTICES

allup: = sister. Mrs Edna WisSin-
ger Of Tacoma, three grandehil-
dren. one niece and tvo nephsws
Funeral services will he held Mon
day at ? m from Hhls Funeral
home, with burial IN Woodbine
cemetery
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-18

Members OF the commission did
not agree that large expenditures
for housing 10 build up what might
become ghost town when the de
tense emergency IS over is the way
10 meet the problem. They sug-
gested instead development Of
better transportatio facilities 10
divide the housing and school
problems with nearby cities That
involved such projects as the re-
construction Of the Tacoma Mar
rows bridge.
Evening star., 1941-04-27
MEET Your NEICHBOR
VENEZUELA

Venezuela's biggest city and its capi-
tai. 1t is connected with La Guaira,
its seaport, by an electric railroad
which traverses mountains that rise
abruptly from the sea to height OF
1000 feet. For magnificent contrasts
of sea and mountain scenery, try ride
on one of its coaches.
When the Spaniard Alonzo de
Ojeda explored the northern part of
South America in 1899, the country
reminded him of Venice. The Indians
lived in crude huts mounted on piles