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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-17
4 JACL Chapters
Install Officers

Leaders of four Puget Sound
chapters of the Japanese Ameri-
can Citizens league were indicted
into office Friday evening at a
colorful ball held at the New
Washington hotel. Seattle.
Chapters participating were the
Puysllup valley and the Tacoma
group of Pierce county and the
Seattle and White River groups
of King.
Attorney Clarence A. Asri. Sc
attic. who is captain in the U. s.
army reserve. installed the rs
JACL officers.
Among the leaders from Pierce
county indicted were Puyallup
Valley chapter - Lefty Sasaki of
orting, president; Dyke Itami of
Fife and Betty Sato of Sumner.
first and second vice presidents
respectively: Lillian Mazukami of
Fife. recording secretary: Tadako
Tamura OF Fife. corresponding
secretary; Tadao Yoshida of Fife,
treasurer. and George Kawasaki of
Fife. delegate 10 the Northwest
district board.
Tacoma officers were. Tsuyoshi
Nakamura. president; Ken Hay
ASH, vice president; Dorothy Full
motto. recording secretary: Han
nah Nskagaws. corresponding sec
rotary; Tsuyoshi Horike. treas
urer. and kaz Yamane. delegate
to the Northwest district board.
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1915 Wafer Fund Warrants
To Be Paid April l by City

Accumulated reserves 70 meei
City Of Tacoma bond and specia
warrant obligations due April J
have been sent TO the city's fiscai
agent in New York. Finance Com
missioner Fswcett announced Sat.
urday.
Notable in the list Of payments
will be a cleanup OF the special
water fund warrants No. 2. issued
by the city in 1918 to comply with
a judgment obtained against the
city by former Mayor George P.
Wright, who was principal con-
tractor on the city's Green River
gravity water system.
When the big pipeline was COM
pleted, there was dispute be-
tween the city and Wright over
certain expenditures and Wright
won a suit against the city. The
special warrants were sold in fl
nancial circles and for IS years
the city has been paying interest
on all Of them until paid and
slowly retiring the series.
The final payment April will
include s59es5 in interest and
sla,9e5 in principal.
Altogether the city has sent
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.a1H98EEI

Capt William ? Mitchell died
Friday n Seattle a. the age II 50
For many years he was master Of
the sssttls-Brsmsrton ferry Il B.
Kennedy. later founding and be-
coming general manager of the
kitssp County Transportation Co.
ASTORIA. ore. = The steam
schooner. Esther johnson. which
was disabled Thursday when IL
struck the Grsys Hsrbor bar. may
Be towed to San Francisco for re-
pairs. according n Frank Sweet.
Astoris harbormasier who repre-
sents the underwriters
The hull n the steamboat was
being inspected by maritime off,
cisls Saturday and ship carpenters
are prepared 10 unship the rudder
Of the schooner The Esther John
son was brought across the Column
oia river bar 70 Astoria Friday BY
the Seattle tug. Arthur Foss.
After longshoremen removed the
AFT decklosd Of lumber. the ship
stopped leaking and was pumped
dry.
Five ships worked cargo during
Saturday on the local waterfront.
Three of them were TO leave before
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.(;;cen5es

Application for marriage H.
censes were filed with County
Auditor 3. Clifford Davis satur-
day A. follows: Philip NJ. Ryan. Al.
of $3.50 Ea. X ST.. and Leonella G.
williams. 10 Of ais so. 3oth Of. !;
Melvin <. Bolsinser. %, Of s42s
So. Mason st, and Euniee Maxine
walker. -. Of 5604 So. Yakima
ave; Lewis Harrison. 81. and
Florence NJ. Jennison. Seattle;
Lester w. Dewitt. ~. o. Fort
worden and Alta X. Nesvs. is.
Eatonville; Jack w. Newton. "a.
of Soi2 So. G st. and Jan Marie
Fieisher. 20. of e25l So. Park ave. !:
Lawrence Ray Williamson. IS, of
e22 Fawcett ave. and Maud May
Vincent. -. Of Hoodsport: Ellis
worth L. Murphy. n. Kent, and
Alfredo Mae Davis. II, Yakima
John r. Conklin. "a. Of 1918 So.
NJ st, and Ruth M. Dorwin, ~.
Of i7o2 SO. Prospect ST.
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nighusll. the Csp.lio and the Tosei
Mari for the orient and ire stand
ard Service for Point Wells Wash.
The Peter Helms vii leave to
night about the time the Elns ar
rives from California The Liberty
Clio. from the Orient. VII remain
until Sunday.
Three arrivals are scheduled for
Sunday. the Whitney Olson from
Los Angeles the West Coast from
California and the Crown City
from the Orient.
Eleven ships are dus next week.
including five or Tuesday.
PORT cNr>n,R
ships In port: capllo. smslter
Liberty Glo Diekman mil. Standard
service Standard on CO Tossl Maru
AllFsukee No. = Peter Helms. Nc
cormick dock
ships due over urek end. SATURDAY
-Eina shaffer Nc ! sunday-CroVn
City. srnslter. West Coast Hsrbor
mill; Whitney Olson Defiance mill
ships due newt week: Mondsy-
Norlen. smelter. Tuesdsy-Arizonian
Baker dock. Morisn. shsffer No. J..
Capiuo Coast Shipper and Crown
City. shaffer No. q Astoria. Harbor
mill
Wednesday-Dskota Baker dock.
Crown City Wsterside mill Thurs
dsy-Diamond Head. Defiance mill:
astoria. Dickman mill and Shaffer
No. Morlsn. 81. Paul mill Friday
Klamath, Dickmen mill Saturday
Grown City. Diekman mill.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-17
mYOrders

WASHINGTON - The war depart
ment has issued the following orders
Coils Goodwin Compton. E G. Fort
Sam Houston. 70 nome retired
Rose nham Beam. !. :. d. Hawaiian
dept, 70 Washington
Lieut.. Coils. Lawrence Patterson.
retired. Monterey Calf. 10 duty.
Glendale; Philip F Biehl. c a. c.
Camp McQuaide. TO Fort Worden.
Charles A. Wickliffe, national guard
bureau, Washington. 70 Wilmington.
Del; Edgar A Jarman. !. a g Fort
Chandler. a. G, Langley Field, TO Bow
man Field. Samuel C. Frierson. c.,
March Field. 20 Fresno. Leonidas l..
koontz, a. {, Selfridge Field. TO Baton
Rouge, La Lotha A Smith. T. C.,
March Field. 20 Fresno. Eleon Ding
ley III. c. a. c. Rochester. 20 Hawaiian
dept. Thomas G. Dobyns. /. : d..
Clifford C. Mutt a. c. Wright FIELD
70 Patterson Feid.
Mas Vernon Snively. cav. Preside
Of Monterey 70 Fort Knox. Edward J.
Tracy, m. {. selfridse Field. 20 Al
buGuereue: Lindsay NJ. Applezate q.
m. {, For Winfield Scott. 70 Fort
Lewis Jesse Z. Canary. inf. Fort
" Benson. a. c, Fort Brags. 70
Hawaiian dept; Albert J. Chappell,
Fort Mcdowell 70 Fort Mason:
George r. Connor inf. Philippine
dept. 20 Port Banks revoked.
Ernest Gustsf Nystrom. q. c. res,
Portland Ore 10 duty San FTan-
cisco. Horace Aetcalf Miller G c.,
res. Portland Ore 20 duty Van
oouver Barracks. Daniel Phillips king
G. m. c, res Cleveland. 70 duty. Co
lumous. o. Harold Ranshsv Bray
ton. c. w.s res COLLEGE Station. Tex.
% duty. EdEevood Arsenal, Ralph
Hssty ETry. Q. n. {. res, chicago. 70
duty. Chicago
Cspts Max Il warren = G, Dun
car Fislo 70 Patterson F1sld John
2. Hall. jr. N. E, Fort Riley. % Fnrt
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Louis J. Auscek OF Tacoma was
elected grand associate patron Of
the order OF Amaranth for the
State Of Washington on Saturday.
the closing day Of the 30th annual
grand court session. held In Ma
sonic temple.
Mrs. David Levine was elected
grand royal matron and Livy Mel
son. grand royal patron.
Mrs. Percy Burrow will serve
with Muscek as grand associate
matron.
Grand secretary IL Harris Smith
and Mrs. Tsllis Jones. grand treas
urer.
Mrs. Elizabeth Wesley will serve
In the post Of the grand conduct
ress while Miss Anna Loft 81 Bell
ingham was elected associate con-
duetress.
Other elective officers include
Mrs. Harry Johnston. Mrs. Harold
Cody. Mrs. Bernard Reagon. Mrs.
Edward Hullin and Nathan LEVY.
All Of the officers named above
are from Seattle with the excep-
ton of Mrs. Johnston. who is from
Tacoma. Mrs Burrow. from Dry
den. and Miss Loft, Bellingham.
Among the appointive officers
for the coming year are several
Tacomans, Mrs. Lucia Ferguson,
J. Vern Mollett, and Thurman
Owens
The installation ceremonies were
to be held Saturday evening in
Fellowship hall. The public is in
yited.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-17
Present Germany
Blamed on u. S.

Charging United States with de-
feating the purpose of the treaty
of Versailles by withdrawing its
army Of occupation" too soon and
that this country created" the
present Germany through loans.
Prof. Paul r. Fossum. instructor
of economics al College of Puget
Sound, addressed a luncheon meet
ing Of Tacoma Bar association in
Tacoma hotel Friday.
He said that which we created.
We should have no trouble in de-
stroying."
Basing his talk on The Eco
nomic Competitive Power of the
Mani Organization" Prof. Fossum
declared the great threat of the
Nazi government to United States
IL from an economic rather than
military standpoint.
Though the lease-lend bill was
not mentioned by name. the
speaker endorsed its objectives
with the statement in effect that
Germany should be defeated lest
II bring United States to its knees
through economic pressure.
After outlining Germany's in
dustrial structure. which he said
is divided into 20 sections under
complete control Of the govern
ment. the speaker pointed on, that
through concentration of the force.
which would be handled much in
the manner a general handles his
army. export markets of the
United States could be shut off.
thus forcing this nation to sell at
stipulated prices or TO retire with
in itself. Both courses. he said,
would be fatal.
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HAPPY
&;rthdav
SATURDAY, MARCH is

SATURDAY, MARCH is
Harold Lennon. 1874, so. Ia
coma ave.
Miss BETTY Graham, siIs 10.
! st.
Mn. Fern Rsiney. fOa East
Ssth n.
Josephine smailey. Edgewood.
Hayward Ayres, Hotel Win
throp March 1l).
C. X. Reed. saith and Waller
road.
Maude Russell. Route 7, Box
7Ss.
SUNDAY, M,sCH Is
Miss Grace Gray, s7i7 So.
Yakima ave.
Dudley z. Thompson, eIso so.
] 1t.
Mrs. Homer Upton, Sls East
sd At.
Bruce wetzel. $50 So. Cush-
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back s145,74ss0 to meet April
obligations. In addition to the
wster fund No. warrants. there
are water bonds Of 1891 on which
sa77s in interest is TO be paid
nothing on principal That makes
total Of S10.374s5 In interest
and slee95 IN principal that has
come out OF water utility funds.
On light and power bonds 1872
60s.75 in interest and s54 900 in
principal will be paid; and on gem
eral obligation bonds. S4.770 in
interest and s24,0OO in principal.
These items total S47.753.60 in in
terest and s97,775 in principal.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-17
Blomes Auto Crash
On Hot Follinq OF

Four glasses of beer drunk in
an hour caused complications
which Logan r. Croker. IS.
Spsnswsy, was reSretting satur-
day. Crocker's truck struck a
parked car in the $500 block on
So. Cove st. Friday night and he
was arrested for drunken driving
at $50 o'clock.
Appearing before Judge w. A..
Richmond in police court Sstur-
day morning. Croker was fined
$3.50 and costs after he had pleaded
guilty. Croker said his hat fell
off and he hit the parked car
when he leaned back TO pick il
up"
Croker, father of two small
children. was gwen . chance TO
serve out his fine AZ four dollars
day as = trusty.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-17
Jail Population
Decreased by II

County Jailer Gus Paine
breathed sigh of relief and
stretched bit Friday afternoon
when his Jail population dropped
abruptly down TO normal as IL
prisoners under sentence marched
out on their way TO Walla Walla
and Monroe.
Bound for the state prison were
Carl Anderson, 56-year-old forger,
sent over as parole violator;
Glen Cox, 26. given 20 years for
armed robbery: Willard Gerard,
40 to serve Is years for grand
larceny and making his second
trip to the penitentiary. William
Hartz. 36, to do 20 years for a
statutory crime, and Edward
Roskey so. a parole violator.
On the chain OF the travelling
guard for the reformatory were
Robert Bartlett. IS, given Is
years for auto theft; Gilbert Will
son Carter, Is, Is years for grand
larceny; Allan Friberg, Is. to
serve Is years for second degree
burglary; Daniel Webster, rs. to
serve a 15-year term for grand
larceny which was suspended but
revoked; Joe Wrinkle. 80. given 20
years for contributing to delin-
quency of a minor. and Robert
Reed, 20. given a 15-year term
for grand larceny.
Already Jailer Paine had two
more men waiting for the travel
ing guard Saturday. James Green.
colored. sentenced 10 Walla Walla
for 20 years for manslaughter Fri
day. and Lee Hagman. 20. OF 1907
So. 6 st. who will 20 back To
Monroe as parole violator with
15-year term TO serve.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-17
Rush to Pay
Income Taxes
l22 Per Cent Over
Lost Yeor's Mork

Income tax returns through En-
day represented an increase Of l2z
per cent over the corresponding
period last year and collection.
rose 20 per cent. Clark Squire. col
leotor Of internal rsvenu. FOR
Washington and Alaska. an
nouneed Saturday.
Saturday At 2 p m. IL the dead
line for fling returns A. IN. federal
building. with midnight the dead.
line for mailing them.
Returns UP 10 Saturday morning
totsled $50 ass compared with "a
oT5 for last year. an increase o,
ss.lsi Collections amounted n
s3.7lo. 1881 compared with So.
100. 1915. an Increase OF si.s1e,-
1855.
The biggest single day was
Friday when collections totaled
SI.0l4.s08.s9. exceeding the
total Of t592.eI4 for the heavi-
eel day last year. which fell on
the day after the close of the
filing period.
Meanwhile, contributions toward
national defense continued 10 come
In. With their returns. several
persons enclosed additional money.
and in one case a refund was re-
turned
This wa~ q check for xS24
from q Longyiew man Who
wrote: please return This
check to the 4. 8. treasury as
my contribution Ia the ma
tionsl defense program"
An American citizen in Vancou-
yer. p. c. whose salary was not
taxable. wrote the following -.
To show my appreciation for the
valiant work OF my dear Uncle
Sam enclose my check as a pres
ent TO help the war effort, TO help
England and Greece. Please ac-
cept this So with my best wishes.
wish ! could send you . million. 3"
He closed the letter with
God Bless America"
A seattle woman sent a check
for ss.75. which would have been
her tax If tax exempt item had
not been deducted.
A Puyallup man. whose tax
amounts to S1i.27. sent a check
for SIS with the request that the
balance be credited TO the defense
program.
A Wspato couple donated IS.
Tacoma couple $40. Seattle
broker $40. a Chehalis couple $40
and Lakeside man IS aside from
the regular tax.
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Roy Willoughby Hurt

Roy Willoughby. q. Of s1i So.
eth st. was treated Saturday in
Tacoma General hospital for an
injured night foot and scratches
received when the motorcycle he
was riding became involved in a
collision with an automobile at
So. sth and Yakima ave. about
Il Il m
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-17
Final Rites Are Held
For Kin Of focomons

Hzneral services for Edward
Cullsoon, a.. a aatsop. wash,
were hid recently in Elma. wash.
whore he died March ..
He leaves his wife. Mr.. Anna
q Seattle: three daughters. Mrs..
John c. Lien. Mrs. William Kilde
and Mis- Nelma Gulleson Of Ia
coma: two sons. Jeffsry Of satsop
ard Ansosr q RUBY. and 10
OFnndchildrsa.
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Mari Apr APR II Mar 70
Data supplied - Z We,thG
bureau. Department q Commerce
Washington. forecast - Fair
Saturday night ard Sunday frost
Saturday night IN the east portion
and gentle variable winds off shors
and over inland waters Of the
state
Rainfall in Tacoma for the -
hours ending Al S A. m. Saturday.
none. since March I, 80 inch. 4
shortage OF 1.5e inches. since Jan.
I. 626 inches. a shortage of s4s
inches.
Wind at a m Saturday, south
2 m. p. h.: barometer at 30o7 and
rising oil
sun rises At s21 a m Sunday
and sets at SIS p m. Rises at
6:ls a m. Monday and sets at
Sis.
Tacomas weather on March Is,
1910 - Cloudy, IL inch Of rain,
maximum temperature 50 degrees
and minimum ~. Highest wind
velocity - m. p. h. from the south.
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Shipbuilding Shares Active
On New York Stock EXCHANGE
DOW-JONES AVERAGES

WW-SONE> AVERAGES
SATURDAY
Industrial les4e. up e.ss.
Rail .Aee. mp o.os.
Utility 1914. mp e.os.
eixty-five stocks tl.ee. Mp o.1e.
Stock sales were 97o.o0o shares
compared With IL. go IN the short
sessiea . week age. Curb stock
sales were ,Aooo share against
ss.eee Lest Saturday.
NEW YORK - shipbuilding
shares were active and higher In
. firm quiet stock market Sat
urday.
A new auxiliary shipbullding
program being proposed to con-
Eress BY the navy department
focused attention on stocks OF ship
companies.
New York ehipbuildins vas ac-
tive and more than q point higher.
Bath iron Works rose nearly q
point. American shipbuilding 4
Electric Boat made smaller eains.
Railroad Issues were slightly
higher. Motors. mercantilss and
chemicals had small gains.
sAru.Dsy-s euscrAr,oxs
touotasions courtesy psan Wissss .
New York Stock Rxchanesl
Hieh Low Clos
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Bliss: CLAUDE p White. m r Fort
Bliss 70 Fort Monroe: joseph VI
Lowell. inf. Fort Francis 2 Warren.
70 Fort Huachuca william Ald-
redge INF. Fort Thomas. 20 Wright
Field Edward H Bowman. a C.,
Washington. 20 Detroit; Malcolm c.
Durbin. a c. Washington. 70 Wright
Field; Charles " King. q. c. Wash
ington. 20 Dayton. Roy II Cantrell.
m. G. Dallas. 20 Brady. Tex John
Chimney Wolcott Linsley. chap res
Indianapolis 70 duty Fort Eustis:
John Muller Engen. chap. res Lyle.
MINI TO duty Fort Bragg. Ralph
Leopold Dunckel O. q res. Johns
town Pa 70 duty. Pittsburgh Pa:
WADE Waldo Conway sims. m c.
res Seattle. 20 duty. Vancouver Bar
racks
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-17
100 Fight Forest
Fire Near Vancouver

VANCOUVER - More than 100
state forest service and volunteer
fire fighters hsttled 20oO-scr.
blaze today that spread over vslu-
able tim erlsnd in skamsnia
county. Wash
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-17
Greenhouse Damaged

An overheated oven was re-
sponsible for a fire which caused
SIS damage to greenhouse at
1l07 Ia. 2sth ST. Friday night.
according to firemen. The green
house adjoins the home OF the
owner, Cleve Sargent, of 1l05 Ea.
2sth 81.
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So VI y r X - Walter Barnard
Sumner postmaster. and staff will
be host to the postmasters OF
Pierce and King counties March
20 at 730 turkey dinner at Nv
Wife's cafe.
Lieut.. Gov. Victor A. Meyers will
be the main speaker. and James r.
Stephenson. Chairman of the King
county postmasters. will also
speak. Queen Pauline I and her
court will be presented, accom-
panied by Lee Merrill. publicity
director of the Daffodil festival.
Clifton Packer Secretary
At recent meeting of the board
of directors of Washington Pack
ers. Inc, c. V. Clifton was APP
pointed Observation-Disclosures to CON-
plete the unexpired term of o. T.
Shay. Clifton has been with the
organization since 1928. He will
also become editor of the house
organ. The Washington Packer. "
Evelyn Pedleton. first soprano,
and Donald Ward, first tenor. will
attend the biennial Music Educa-
tors conference TO be held March
rs to April l in Spokane. Three
hundred high school music stu
dents from Washington, Oregon.
Idaho. Montana. British Columbia
and Alaska will compete for
honors. Miss Edna Sandblom. high
school chorus director. will accom-
psny the Summer entrants.
Bible Class Dinner
The Keystone class and the
Mems class OF the Christian church
are sponsoring a no-host dinner
Wednesday at $50 p. m. in the
church dining room. The program
will include pictures of the Mar
rows bridge, games. and a sale Of
homemade candies. Friends are
invited.
The concert 10 be given by the
Puyallup Civic chorus Sunday al 5
p. m. In the Sumner Methodist
church will include Jubilstion
March. The Old Refrain. The Lost
Chord. and Ave Maria by Mrs. c.
z. Schrenghost. ,rganist; The Lat
tie Old Garden. God Touched the
Rose, To Spring. The Builder and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-17
Meizlers, Father
And Son, Go East

Hugo Metzlsr. sr.. Tacoma at
torney. had some difficulty con-
vincing his son. Deputy Prosecutor
Hugo Metzler Jr.. that he was
serious.
But when the idea did register.
IT didn't take long for young Hugo
to pack a bag and join his father
in departure Friday night for
Chicago.
Senior Hugo was going 10 Chi
csgo to attend the annual meeting
Of the American Bar associa ton
and desired his son for company.
Hugo Juniors eventual accept
snee left his colleagues OF the
Pierce county prosecutors office
gasping, IT was that quick and
sudden.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-17
Morkets ut q
Clonce

steclfsi Higher ana quiet.
DoaAs, Higher: L. 3. govern
ments lower.
Curk stocks; Irrerulsriy higher.
Cocoa. Santos coffee. cottonseed
oil and domestic sugar at new
higha for the season.
Wheat; Up = TO / cent: corn
up y 10 =.
Rubber, Mixed.
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Postmasters Of Pierce and KIM
To Meet in Sumner on March 29

Songs Ny Mother Taught Me. by
the chorus.
Mrs. Frank Clement will read
The Sign of the Cross, and Betty
Wngley, accompanied by Phyllis
Gale, will play a group of violin
selections. TIE concert will be
concluded with the chorus singing
A Dream Boat Passes BY. Dedica-
ton and Still as the Night.
Young Matron Honored
Mrs. Erwin Yoder was honored
with shower at 100 luncheon
given at the home of Mrs. F.. D.
Yoder. Places were marked for
Mesdames Bert Bennett, Herbert
Besil. Alva Bower, Clarence Bower.
Pat Carol. Elmer Dahl. Everett
DeVries, Henry Golman, Ellis
Green, Donald DeVries, Allan
Hayes, Ernest Gill, Claude De-
Vries. F. n. Johnson, Leroy Haase.
Harry Kennard, Elmer Lewis. Joe
Leader. Harold Morgan. George
Martin, Jerry Mulcahy. Herman
Reimer, Melvin Stacy. Cecil Tri-
bou, ". II. Thomas. Gerald Van
Scoyoe. Melvin Wright. Lloyd Wea-
yer, John Wynn, P. A Larson. Burl
Gassoway and the Misses Bulah
Gill and Betty Yoder The hostess
was assisted by Mrs George
Brining. Mrs. John Nelson and
Mrs. c. L. Mulhken.
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Puyallup's Elks
Elect on Friday
Alexander Will Be
New Excited Ruler

PUYALLUP - with but one
ticket IN the field. except for
places on the board Of trustees.
nominees for offices Of Puysllup
Elks lodge No. i45o are certain
Of election AZ the bsilotins next
Friday night
Nominated Friday night the
new exalted ruler will be c. NJ.
Alexander. Tom Allen will be
chosen leading knight: Emmett
kreftins. loyal knight: Wilbur
George. lecturer; Ralph Lube.
secretary; Norman Martin. tres-
surer. and Carl zimmerman. tier
Two candidates 10 serve three
years a. trustees are 10 be elected
from among Ralph welcker. Fred
Maxwell. Harry johnson. willis
Stewart and Roy Edwards. In
stsllstion ceremonies will he held
the first Friday in April.
Elect offioer
Mrs. p. 3. Dickey was reelected
president Of Chapter AN. p. L. O.,
at the annual election held Friday
at the home Of Mrs. Clay Why
bark. III 9Th ave. ". w. where
the group held an all-dsy philan-
thropic meeting.
Other officers for the year are
Mrs. Maynard Grunder. vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Charles Aylen. record
ing secretary; Mrs william
Eatough. corresponding secretary:
Mrs. Glen Huber. treasurer: Mrs.
Frederick Hoyt. chaplain. and Mrs.
Clay Whybark. guard. Delegates
10 the annual convention are Mrs
Dicksy and Mrs Grunder. with
Mrs. Aylen and Mrs. John Len
festy altsrnates.
Following the election the Off
Gers were seated. with Mrs. Mead
Murray acting as installing officer.
Luncheon was served at 1880.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-17
FOUND IN AUTO
BUILDING PERMITS

Building permits were issued
saturday to A. Swanson. 5000
new residence. $50 Park ave; Z.
Larry Jardeen, $500 new resi-
dence, l1is No. Proctor; II. Berger
and Sons. $1,000 store repairs. s4oI
Pacific ave-; George Z. Henshen.
5000 new residence. 24s So. ssth:
j. =. Perkins. $1,000 residential
repairs. 4S2e 50. Yakima.