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Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-09-25

The seven agencies participat-
ng this year are the Boy Scouts,
Girl Scouts, Health Camp, New
rk Hospital. Salvation Army,
(. w. c. A. and the Y. M. c. A.
The official start Of the Chest
drive has been set for October 6.
according to E. Gene Fournace
IF the Ohio Power company and
president of the Community
Chest. Frank w. Spencer will
serve as chairman of the drive.
The campaign has been divided
into various divisions with T. d.
Adams of the Newark Stove
company handling the industrial
division. Ross Davidson of the
John j. Carroll store will serve
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-09-25
SHERIFF'S SALE OF
REAL ESTATE

The following properties will be
sold at public auction in the ro-
tunda of the court house at 1920
a. m. on the dates given. Listed
are names of property holders, To-
cations of parcels, and appraised
valuations. Further details may
be obtained from the Clerk of the
Common Pleas court by referring
to the case numbers appearing in
parenthesis.
Jerome B. Ferguson VS.. heirs
of Ida M. Cosgrove, property To-
Gated at 292 East Main street,
Newark. Apr. 5000. Sept. 27.
(32461).
Home Owners Loan Corpora
tion VS.. Olive E. Baker, ct al:
property at % N. Fifth street,
Newark. Apr. $5070. Oct. 18.
(32517.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-09-25

For the first time in the his
tory Of the county, according to
Malcolm Forbes, publisher of the
Fairfield Times, the complete fl
nancial report of Fairfield county
is being published. Mr.. Forbes
points out that every cent ex
pended by the county is listed
and that "in making these detail
ed figures available to the gen
eral public a check can be made
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-09-25
Y Winter Program
Starts October 6

More than 600 boys will be
guests of the YMCA during the
week of Sept. 20 during the an
nual open house party, it was
announced by Ralph G. Smith,
boys secretary and Ray Clark,
physical director. The fall and
winter program will be in full
swing following Monday, Oct. 6,
they report.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-09-25

as chairman Of the commercial
division, and F. C. Morrison, di-
vision manager of the Ohio Pow
er company, chairman of the
public service division. Harold
Jay Of the Ohio Fuel Gas com
pany heads the utilities group;
Ralph Reel of the Pharis Tire
and Rubber company is in charge
of the transportation group;
Warren Suter Of the Union Trust
company, in charge of banks and
C. d. Rankin of Rankin & Rank
in, in charge of the insurance
and loan companies.
All group chairmen will meet
with the division chairman Sept.
20 and complete the organization
Of the Chest drive.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-09-25
Church Steeple
Being Painted

The Second Presbyterian church,
East Church and Second streets,
is having the steeple painted and
repaired. Gouldsberry Brothers,
steeplejacks of Lisbon, Ohio, are
doing the high aerial acts.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-09-25
Lanning Contracts
To RedecOrate Old
Ohio Power Building

Joe Lanning has contracted to
paint and redecorate the old Ohio
Power Company building in
South First street and started
operations Monday of this week.
Mr.. Lanning was also in charge
of the decorating of the new Ohio
Power building in East Main
street.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-09-25
FRANK PROVENT ANO
WINS B. 4 o. PRIZE
IN ESSAY CONTEST

Frank l.. Provenzano, clerk
stenographer in the Division
Freight office of the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad in Newark,
won sixth prize and SIS for his
essay on "How Dale Carnegie's
Book Helped Me-"
The contest was announced in
the February issue of the Bal
timore and Ohio magazine on the
Carnegie book, "How To Win
Friends and Influence People"
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-09-25

counties include U. S. 40 in Bowl
ing Green and Hopewell town.
ships, Licking county, and
Hopewell township, Muskingum
county. Roadside improvement.
Estimated cost $40, 800. Length,
4,658 miles.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-09-25

Alumnae of Alpha Pi Sigma
was entertained Monday, Sept.
22 by Mrs. Lawrence Bonham
and Mrs. Harry Binger in the
home of Mrs. Bonham in 594
Beacon road.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-09-25
To Complete Chest
Organization Sept %

The goal set last week for the Tenth Annual Com
muny Chest campaign is $46,093, it announced by
the budget committee headed by Haorld M. Jay The
Young Womens Christian Association has been added to
the list Of participating agencies in the amount of $4,000
the money be used in operating their home in North
Second street Additional funds also aocated to the
City hospital for of INDECENT patients.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-09-25
Pedals 21, 900 Miles On Bike

Pedang bike 81 900 miles, nearly around the world
would be task which few individuals if would contem
plate.
John Green the Holophane company had such
project mind period of four five he would
thought impossible but the fact remains that he
many miles and he will have accomplished the
and has only been out of Newark twice
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-09-25
PROPOSED COUNTY
ROAD IMPROVEMENT

Among the projects being Of
fered for sale by the Ohio De-
partment of Highways at Co.
lumbus, Sept. 80 in numerous
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-09-25

If wrinkles must be written
upon our brows, let them not be
written upon the heart. The spirit
should not grow old.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-24
Army Orders

wAsHISGToN -- The war depart
ment has issued the following orders
Col Cell y Perkins. Ye, Fort sam
Houston. 20 san Antonio.
Lieut. Coils james A kcCailem.
We Port sill 70 port sam Houston.
walter { Royal M Port sam
Houston 70 New orleans
Mas warren NJ Scott me Ran
dolph PRED. 20 Oklahoma CITY Geo
n Harding. &c port Kno1, % Wash
inston. HsTYsy b Porter. nc san
Diego. 70 Albuquerque L<s<T ?.
Rhodes c. Loulsyilis. % New YORK
J..se p wells. cav. Port RILEY, %
Port Knox Ie RoY J stsWaFt T.
Port Sill 70 Port Bias. SWis 5
Orfrng a Port Sill. n Port Riley
John Kenneth Hilier INF Hunting
ton PARK. u Warrington Hugh Estss
nsrshalI az 70 Mount vernon. No
70 Port San Houston.
Csps Ehrlins l. Berqulst mr.
nsrch Yisld n Tucsor Dwight ~
Kunnt mr. Preside u San Pan
cisco. n Atlanta Warren p Wander
slice mse4 D-nysT u santa b.
Lincoln. % Atlanta Theodore c.
Comb - Presidls % San Frsu-
cisco. 70 Eashlnst0n Rubin x Miller
mae Warrington 70 Yorf Dr. Losan
Luther Kuhn chap rss Smithton.
Pa % Camp Lee Julian Zimmsrnsn
% Port Monmouth Oscsr Anderson
KAler inf res south Portland Ne
70 Port Monmouth Everett klmo
Martin CT res Tacoma 20 Fort
LsslE. Chsrlss D~Eey Aeus INF. res
Tugisgco6 Calf % Warrington.
IN fos IoEins captains - the Ted
artillery are relieved from Port Sill.
and ar. assigned % Port Bragg i&N-
renee 3 CrosOg ChEFlss 2 hayward
Paul D Beers James Hart " RAJ
mond p E.nnsy. AsA Z E4scH. EupsF
R Davidson Wilhtm y Prsnels.
Jsnes Il Herren u Tnouss =
Jones. Io~.ph ~ Rorton ososgs '
sunn. Spencer c. suD@fs. Edwin ~.
Taylor H.nfy a. B<scsa. D~nnis ~
D~Nltt Lord Dcckal Harold
Gzrcszu Georss y Godc ain. ChssfeT
y 2nss Roo<rt " Mar CnsTass
J Miller Herman Hipnemsns
Henry PAT Pre- ? rccinsor y
Csriyls ~ srhusrmsFef Chsri@s y
Yiinroys Chsrss L WiDksi Frs1 =
v'~hs-- richsg1 ~ D~BoEsr fsY
EsrEberssn shirley 3. Nstzssr. VI
ARD ". WOOD
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-24
S Escape Injuries
Az Car Turns Over

Five persons from FORT ~or,isn
escaped injury Thursday WHEN
their automobile skiddsd and ever.
turned on an icy pavement near
Port Angeles Those riding In tho
ear we're Roy Hiliman. driver. Der
ger Hagen. Edward Hoehsl spd
Horse. Young. ali Of Tseoma. and
Arthur Hsinss ~ Hnohomlsh
Wash.
Berger. = msmDsr ~ ths medical
ds,schmsnt. 7.sth Coast ARTILLERY.
reported the ear VAS badly dam
aged.
In letter % The Tines. he
wrote There have been accidents
on tbs highway bstNssn Port
Townsend and Port Angeles nearly
svsry day Motorists driving On
this highway should bs careful ~
the shaded strstehss especially
Wills driving 81 hisht-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-24
State Police Book
2 Seattle Drivers

Two sssttls drivers were picked
up BY N. stst. patrol for nssi-
gent driving within tho pas, 70
hours
Rex y Mckay a. Of 1880 Broad
Nsy. Seattle. vas arrested BY STATE
Psttoiman 8ik. Wayne. a. is15
a m Saturday near the =. = In
dian hospital vhsn his car failed
~ make a cury. and crashed into
on. owned By Nyron t~itsrii Of
2O04 No Junstt 81
Mckay. an smploys ~ Bpsins
Aircraft Co. was hsd In lieu of
$50 bail
John N Griffin. TO is,h ave
No. Seattle. posted SO bell ard
vas released from tns county jail
lie xAs picked Up BY officer Paul
Pattlson Friday evening
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-24
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
Demos Cant Agree
STARTS on FACE ONE

"tslkus from sen a NJ. Muir
fin n. Yakima No decision vas
made a. 10 which bill would he
brought out and filed with the
other five Monday Lieot Gov.
Victor A. Meyers scheduled an
other caucus today or Monday to
take up where last nights meeting
left off
other bills in the six-point pro
gram besides the highway COM
mission were ones transferring
control Of all attorneys in various
state departments TO the attorney
general. giving him control Of
prosecuting inheritance tax eases.
putting the state patrol under a
state highway safety commission
and limiting It's activities TO high
way law enforcement. appropriat-
ing 5000 600 for an interim COM
mittee to draft = reorganization
program for the le4s legislature.
and giving all auditing to State
Auditor C1iff Yelle
Republicans scoffed at claims Of
Speaker Edward J. Reilly that the
Democrats reorganization pro-
gram would save 5000 900 by
greater efficiency" One senate
COP leader demanded 10 know
why the Democrats admitted being
inefficient for eight years and
now want suddenly to become eff
cient when We have Republican
governor 10 run the state"
Neither Democratic bloc was
solidly behind the program and a
split in the ranks may come in one
house or the other when the show
down comes next week on passage
Of bills. Gov. I.anglie is believed
certain to veto major portions of
the programs. although he might
approve the bill transferring con-
troll Of all attorneys in various de-
partments TO the attorney general.
The house was in session today.
but the senate shattered recent his
tory precedent by sdjourning over
the week end Of the sixth legisla-
tive week The house had only
small calendar OF comparatively
minor bills
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-24
Optical Company
In New Quarters

Tho Prescription Optical eom.
pany has lust moved into nsw
quarters 81 ~. Medical Arts
building where nsv and modern
equipment has hsen Installed ard
finied glass has been employed IN
the construction ~ thu private
fitting booths
Established In Tseoms ~ years
ago. the company nov operates
offices In fsrsmer,on. Everett snd
Aberdeen. all NJ which are unasr
the management ~ A ,. IerEsn.
son
The Tacoma office which 10 the
headquarters. IL under Tho man
agsmsnt ~ n !. Canadian.
Among the local employees are
France. Olson. Walter Psdgstt.
Garfield nshn. Harold stsnsorf.
c1ist Laird and Merton glb.an.
mo present expansion 10 tbs
third IN the eompsnys history snf
the tenth yer IN Shish u has
operated from offices In the Asai.
cal Arts building.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-24
East Side Chapel
Report for Year
Made by Poole

Re East Sc chapel seeaHsins
O. Rev Poals. slethed - Ted
more PERSON. aafins isto than Ia
snY previous yeaf. giving assist
anee 10 transient. fron every
state IN ths unlan
We have l.eafsd sisaes o.
keep m. institution true = the
Christian spirit ard principle and
ws think ve hsVs succeeded said
Rev reols. who IA. been With the
chapel Tor Over nlns years sna IN
raeems Tor - years
During ipso TIE chapel gave
5 SO meals 1880 bags - feed
90 garments ard AZ pairs u
shoes ans bot. In addition. the
chapel gave daily and nightly
programs furnished transports.
ton 70 many rcor families and
helped solve their fuel problems
Member. ~ the board include
n Burton RreWn. J q best,
Rsrths whitney. LILLIAN " fooie
William A Dryden. Marion G
Geshsn. Philip t.shsk, LOU. J
Musesk. Thofs YESTERDAYS. Harold
u Hayward. Robert McGlliiVrsy.
Herbert Kennedy. ELLA Buck,
Lillian Black. / =. Rrosson. Gus
G. YESTERDAYS. c " oVsfturf.
o. J nenning and Narcslls Sloan.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-24
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
Balkan Alliance

Turkey and Britain that despite
the Turkish Bulgarian non-asgrss-
sion declaration the British Turkey
alliance remained fully effective.
Today's new. was that not
onl, would Eden come here
hut that Dill would accompany
him and that both would TO
ON 10 Athens and perhaps To
Belgrade.
II was said that Edsn and Dill,
with their aides. probably would
arrive at Anksrs. tho capital.
about the middle Of next week and
would remain for three day.
Their next destination. accord
ing 10 informAnts. will be Athens
II Was Indicated that a visit 10
Belgrade might hinge on the re-
suit Of talks In Turkey and Greece
informsnts expressed belief that
starting here. the British leaders
would discuss means % meeting
the German spring offensive which
IN. Balkans expect. with Turkey
the pivot because Of its strength
and It's strategic position at the
southeast corner Of Europe. bor-
dering on Bulgaria and Greece and
controlling the Dsrdansllss
Balkan capitals continued 10
hear reports that there Was q
strong surge Of anger among tho
Bulgarian people a. the prospect
81 a German invason There had
been reports Of riots by Com
munnts" at Rustohuk On the Dan
ubs But authentic reports indi-
Gated that the resentment vas
widespread and had nothing 10
do with politics
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-24
. BUILDERS OF BRAIN POWER

TAaFn.siks - learned - mueh
sessut chickens az vel ss ssoat
ether familiar animais nat re
- ready = fsn the seftd - 80
fInalnEs Hs Srets a 49, called
HAnimsi Intelligence -hlch .
- = standard F~frfenes scvk
usvinx uncovered sems nssts
fssfs ea ths mtslllssnes ~ sni.
szis ~ tafasd u experiments -
children. .fufsinx thslf fesrniax
hahlts and degrees - intelligence
Here. s.sia. ~ wss rianserins
~ rNofndlss tnas~d llkhtnlnx
esit n 81 pedagogical sifeies
VIXEN Ne fund that reading tss
classics Cd at necessarily len.
prove brain raWer
From Individual trslts n EN-
arr ana .auits. ~ Thstnfsss
tuFpssi 10 tie study - people az
seslal beings - learn hnw ard
whY they i've ard ~crk taxsthsr.
- Shs, are the sss, living EN-
alllans
lie found slens With many I'm.
feftsnt discoveries that thoss
cities which have relatively fs~
mais domestic servants. . small
number - sisfsYmen. snd . isFss
consumption - tobacco a.. a~sif.
shls places IN which % I've
10 found ne characters ~ N.
sttlssns themselves are three o.
four times a. important ss their
Incomes IN making q efty . god
ri.sr IN whirh 10 live
he found /. sooa educational
sYstem msks= . eitf . better
place although u Toe. not make
Il much richer. II 10 the psarls.
rot their money. that |. import
ant.
We have yet n hear hls findings
on the s,stu. ~ lsnaisalss versus
coed paying tndgsFs encountered
with chickens nniyl and ~h.t "
all may have 10 10 with making
a city a desirable % undss,rshls
place In which IN ilv.
>SNti tss~ ysa eas esssh
. Has.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-24
Townsend Meetings

Following 10 lat ~ scheduled
Townsend meetings.
Monday Tacoma No. I busi.
ness meeting. dance ard refresh
nsnts A. . p. m. EormsnnA hal.
Horace Mann No. Is. Bethel Lath-
srsn SO 54th and ! SITS. p m
Mckinley No. :. ii2i East ssth
=; spsnaNsy No. J. spansNsy
school. = ,. m faston No. !.
Ruston schOoi = ,. m
Tuesday Mckinley No. . en-
tertslnmsnt ana r.frss msnts
Sheridan school. 3 ?. m An-Ciy
No - business meeting. cards
and rsfreshmsnis. 1907 Broad
way 30 ?. m: GlY Hsrbor No. ].
81. Nicholas hall. ?. m Oakland
No. Il. 57s2 50 Tyler - Orting
10. !. GAR hall > p m
Wednesday Hawthorne No. 20.
1910 East zsth -. 40 ? m:
PARK ~ No -. Psrk avenue
school snnex. 3 ?. n Rsnton No.
I Methods, church . ~. sum
nsr No. !. LOOP. nal, -. NJ
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-24
Tank Soldiers
Reach Fort
Ponderous Engines
OF War Are Here

nv Tsooma Tines staff writer
FORT LEWIS Bigger thar
elephants snd ~ least three times
=, shifts. ponderous tanks soor
MI be rolling over the nearby
rrsiries when the la4th Tank bat
TALON swings into setion
The first company. from SALINAS
Cd. arrived Wednesday and the
other two companies one from
Brsinerd. MIN. the ether from
s.. Joseph. No. were scheduled 4
arrive late Saturday afternoon or
Sunday
There's something about tanks
that seizes imagination of most
persons. and chances are pretty
good the tank battalion will get
q lot more attention than infantry
and artillery during the next year.
Light tanks are used by the bat
TALON. As a matter Of fact. they
Just seem light. They weigh 10
tons each. and are called light by
the army. which refuses 10 admit
a tank Is heavy until It scales 80
tons or more
The Salinas company was
here during msneuSers last
August and when the men re-
turned home they left the
tanks for a general overhaul.
Capt. r. =. Heple. commander
~ the company, said Friday
he hadn't even seen the tanks
since August.
Departure Of the company from
Salinas WAS made the occasion for
an old-fsshioned hometown fare
well celebration. The company
marched from the srmory to the
station. Schools were closed TO
allow students 10 see the parade.
Speeches were made. Tears were
shed
All this was done in torrential
transform Tacoma Chamber Of
Commerce please clip and paste
for future referencel. The streets
were lake-like. Pictures in the
Salinas Morning Post show the
men sloshing along IN water al
most UP 10 their ankles.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-24
$4,000 Project
Al Clover Park

opsnins - a s1s 900 pro i~~t ~
improvement ~ ground. ard r~~-
F<sflcnsl f=elHti<. 81 Clever Para
hlxh schuoi vss announced sstur-
asY ~ sste WrA officials rne
rfci~et ceveFs completion ~ cIf
s~rk ard starting 81 new
Details IneIas~ zoo esese ysrHs
- sxesvstIen. placing ~ ION feet
- s.insh fFssn psre. application
Il $50 ysrsis n top sesi - lawns
AT r~ktes sns seeding ef ID
ser~s construction e = rccs srf
rressfy snf placing = snco FEET
= ecnerets post fierce ceontss1rd
improvements snd lnsfslistiec ~
: isFssF septic tara sl>n are n -
Accomplished
WA provide. tte 49, feF she<
ths school alstFiFt s1rrIs<s sft fse
fnF waterfalls art supervisors.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-24
Morton Appointed
Arbitrator Agent

SAN tRA >GfSt - Dean
Wayne Morse of IN. University of
Oregon law school. west coast
waterfront arbitrator. has named
agents 20 represent him In settling
any futur. iocslired port disputes
in the Seattle and southern Calf
fornis districts. II wss learned sat
urdsy.
The appointments we're IN &C.
oordance with arbitration ma
chinery Of the new working agree
ment between the International
iongshnremens and Warehouse.
mems union (cTol and the water
front Employers association Of the
Pacific coast
Edward Morton. formerly an
iLwu hiring hall dispatcher. Was
named arbitrators sgent for the
Ssettls district Capt Thomas
Whit. was named for the southern
district post
Agents FOR the Portland and San
Francisco districts viii be named
shortly. II was understood.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-24
Auto Hits Pole,
Injuring Three

stN>gn-ciysi~ Mecellur. ~.
ch@fls. kssssmes. - srd Ms
Hath wshl. n. all - samner.
~sFs iniuFsa Saturday morning
whsn ths ear IN vhleh may were
fsdlaf failed 70 make . turn 81
The EAST end ~ The Nliwsukso
vssdaet ard hit . rals.
Mecnliam saa xusseusha s~rs
treated n - Iossphs hospital
fer cuts ard htu,s~s ant released
to their henses Miss wshf. rc~-
ever. 10 being hsla IN lse hospital
fnf observation ~ an leiksfsd nses.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-24

His plant viii build Tour ships
on a contract price 81 81 800 each.
william Mclean said.
Arne strom, proprietor 81
the Tacoma BostboiidiaH 90.
Submitted . bid Of s7s,0oo for
zach NJ two vessels. -.
ksels for the first Of The sis
patrol boats will be laid within .
week OF tha time coast rusfd blue
prints and specifications are 70.
oeiVed here. u IL understood A
year Will be necessary for compile.
tion Of the Mclean q Ericsson con
tracts.
Tn. two plants are located to-
Esthsr on city waterway water.
front sites recently purchased from
The Chicago. Milwaukee a 81 Paul
railroad
Roth plants have b~en go
tsbiishsd here ln the CONNER.
eisi b"s tbuiidinE trade f.r
number 81 year, and arr we'll
knoas from Alaska Ca daIife.-
nis for their typical Tacoma
built wooden fshiaG s...si..
Asanwhils. representatives. ~
two other local bodybuilding con.
Germs. Western bodybuilding Go.
and Martlnse shipbuildlnE Corp
are In Washington. y G.. 81 the
bsbsst ~ tho navy and with tho
expectancy 81 additional contract.
for construction Of wooden patrol
vessels ~ larger type.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-24

Youth Meeting sunday

The monthly get-together Of the
Sumner high school Youth Chris
tian Union Will be held Sunday at
4 p m in the Methodist church.
The guest speaker will be Rev.
John Eu1ta. Japanese Methodist
minister Of Tacoma. Refreshments
and social hour will follow.
everyone Ia welcome.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Lee will
he at home to friends at us Ryan
ave Sunday from 4 10 s ?. m.
on the occasion Of their 25th we'd
ding anniversary. Mrs. Lee will
he assisted by Mrs p. y Egbert
of Tacoma. Mrs. A. J Hikes and
Mrs. John McClane.
The Royal Purple club will meet
with Mrs. Ernest Gill Tuesday aft
ernoOn at o'clock instead Of the
home OF Mrs Ellis Greene as pre-
viously announced
Mrs. loder Honored
Mrs. Jack shanes entertained
Wednesday afternoon at her home
on Pacific highway with a shower
complimenting Mrs Erwin Yoder.
The guests included Mesdames
Merdith Jungck. Harry Fluellen Of
Tacoma, Andrew Query. Gus Al
ness, Melvin Alness, Louise Tsy-
Tor. Kay Clark. Lou Morris. Ernest
Zehnder. Martin Bell. Charles Sand
berg, Richard Gorham. Bob Lee,
f. D. Yoder, 6. l.. Cohen, L. l..
Wright. Robert Kirkwood. Guy
Hall, ". n Thomas. Harry Kuhn.
Richard Zehnder and the Misses
Carrie Stone. Betty Yoder, Esther
sandberg, the honored guest and
hostess Honors for the afternoon
went 10 Mesdames Jungok. Kuhn.
Cohen and consolation prizes to
Mrs. Gorham. Mrs Erwin Yodsr,
Mrs. Lee and Mrs Taylor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-24
"Misrsprsseniai ion.
Saw Nazi Officials

BIRfIs - ssxls denounced To
day IS sheer misrepresentation
reports that German ss.istanes ~
HanisndeF. Spain. vss an attempt
10 get German troops inso spain,
They said that they we're unable
10 give any details ~ tns military
party whieh vss IN give shs AID
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-24
Capt. Lee TO Talk
To Enqineers Club

Capt. Fairman b. Lee. L. :. A,
travelling representative Of the
Washington Selective Servi e
board. Will discuss Occupation
Deferment Under the Selective
Service Act" when ne addresses
members of the Tacoma Engineers
club at Hotel Winthrop Wednes-
dsv noon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-24
To Enroll More
For CCC Service

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-24

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Thls student VAS the nuss "a.
NOUS Edward lee rhofnalks Ne
told rFuf, William James. Harvard
psychology head. the plight that
had esfsllen himself ard his
chickens Professor James. i'm.
pressed with Thorndlkss pioneer.
ing experiments tn animal pay.
choiogy. offered the cellar ~ his
home TO the young man fof the
work with chickens
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