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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
At Buffet Supper

Buffet supper followed the
program. duly appreciated by
Detroiter Herb Moore and East
Lansingite Virginia Deck er.
Dick Stander, sophomore from
Grand Rapids. helped Shirley
Clark. Crosse Pointe sophomore.
10 a generous portion Of every
thing, as Jane Williams of De-
troit and Emerson Planck OF
Cleveland looked on.
The whole fraternity rallied
around in the evening for a
radio party patronized by Tom
and Dick. the Straight brothers
from Grand Rapids, and their
dates. Gwen Berger Of Ferndale
and Lynn Roberge Of Detroit,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
Miss PorkhiI|
AAAoHffiieess
Lieut.. Smith
FLINT. Oct. IS

COCIETY donncd it's best ebb
y and tucker 10 flock 10 St.
Paul's Episcopal Church for the
wedding of Miss Dorothy Park
hill. daughter of the James
Parkhills. and Lieut. James
Frederick Smith, on Wednesday
evening.
The tall. slender bride was
stunning in her gown of ivory
faille and veil covering her blond
hair. Mrs. David T. bort served
as matron of honor, viii Q
bridesmaids consisted of Miss
Betty Bishop. Miss Copeman
Miss Martha Kellar, Miss Doro-
thy Chapman, Mrs. Russell s
Bishop Jr. and Johr Hamilton
Of Washington, All the feminine
attendants were GOWncd alike
in blue velveteen. Marllyn
Fsdcr took part as junior
bridesmaid.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
Others Present

Mr. and Mrs Harvey Ash
haugh Of Long Meadows, Mass.
were present as were the fol-
lowing: Mrs. w. G.. LaRock of
Sacramento, Cal. Mrs Whiting
Paine Of Coral Gables. Fla: Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert LaVigne Of
Charleston. Mr.. and Mrs. William
G. Linley Mrs. John Rosencrans
OF Port Hope, Arthur Mulholm.
Fred Sergeant of Kalamazoo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Searles Of
Capac, and Mr. and Mrs. How
ard Grant of Reed City
With two exceptions the work
0f organizations iS eugulling the
social news these days Fhe eN-
ceptions arc the wedding of Miss
sally Pierce and Brabyn Wild
anger and tho formal party at
tho Flint Golf Club on Wcdncs-
DAY evening, October %
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
Sigma Nu Party

Another fraternity scored with
a radio party last night the
Sigma Nus. Bill Mcneil and
Virginia Moore. both from De-
troit. joined Don McPhail. an
other Dettoiter. and Henrietta
Perry Of East Lansing IN whip
ping about 10 the music of all
the favorite orcheStraS
Bill LOOMS. also Of Detroit
and Holly Piatt from East
Lansing (41elped pick out the
records with the expert advice
Of a quartet from Detroit, 'eAl
Meadows MarX Louise Wills.
i'm 4 Funston, and Harriet
Cameron
The time TO take out little
black books and chalk up tho
dates of-the-Weck on the NJ 6 G.
campus is now a. hand Tomor
row night IS reserved for
fraternity meetings nothing
elSe-but Tuesday has a lecture
scheduled in the college audi
forum.
These crisp Autumn nights
are Just the thing for a wiener
roast and 50 that's just what
a bunch of Spartans did. De-
troiter George Reye and jeanne
DanSee from Jackson were right
in the midst OF mustard and
pickles. and 50 were Frank
Losing, Detroit sophomore. and
Peg Griffin of Lansing. With
the others, Jack Lott, sophomore
from Detroit and Jean Stack Of
East Lansing ate hot-dogs--
,.,tb ,,1tek
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
MORE Suspenders

You'll want TO add the black
MORE suSpenders with mono
gram. for a shade extra which
many of the lads are buying for
their dinner cloths.
And/Or the white MORE dittos
for tail-coats.
You can get carriers to match
If you want TO carry the thing
right through and even
matching cigaret cases
All-wool ties are being seen
They have that slightly whis-
kerry look which the rabbits
cloth Of yesteryear had and
may be had with soX 10 match IN
blue, dull red and gray
Green
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
-Four Hobby Teas Listed

Therel be four hobby
Mrs John H. French charge Of the Mexican tea table
Mrs Philip c. Baker viii superinend the Colonial tea
table.
While Mrs. J. Lee Barrett and Mrs Edward H. Burlage
will Oriental table and Mrs Francis H. Phelps
will preside at the Russian table.
Everything is following the hobby theme that day for
be divided into four very complete hobby
One is Boston baked beans brown bread, ETC.
Of the other exhibitors and their exhibits include
Mrs. Roger V. Walker samplers and spoons; Mrs: G.
Ogden Ellis snuff boxes Mrs Archibald Bomhed, antique
fgurines
Mrs. Ormond E Hunt. antique glass; Mrs. Emerson
Frantz china Mrs Sgurd Becker old silver Mrs William
K. Blodgett shawls.
Mrs. James Scripps Booth pitchers Mrs Archibald
Mckay ewery boxes Mrs Donald Melville tables
Mrs. Louis F. Weyand. figures Of daschunds; Mrs Harvey
Fruehauf shells Mrs. Frank Quail Jr. old music Mrs.
Joseph NJ. Schenck, bronze fgurines
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19

Robert Hergcnrother was his
friends best man and Paul
Tocpp and Jack McFadden
seated the guests.
For her daughters wedding,
Mrs. Haley chose sheer wool
costume suit in Ming blue with
a matching hat (which hand
Somely set off her silvery hair
with silver-grey veil and white
orchids with purple threats.
Mrs. Strauss wore street.
length costume suit with match
ing hat and accessories and those
Stunning bronze orchids.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
A Gardenia Tree

The brides table was cen
tered with a tree made OF gar
denias and lighted by candles
in crystal candelabra. At either
end of the table was a large
white satin bowknot
The towering wedding cake
stood on another table.
Mr.. and Mrs. Viger left by
plane for San Francisco. There
they will take the Clipper for
Honolulu, where they will spend
a month. The bride travelled in
a tweed suit i'm a strawberry
shade with hat Of matching ma
terial and jacket Of sable
dyed fitch. Her accessories were
brown alligator and she wore
the white orchids from her
bridal bouquet
They VIII be- al home IN No
Vombcr in their new house in
Moross road. Crosse Pointe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
Royalty
Oh 7 di|oriin9
Is in 7 own
BY JACK l.. OLIVER

THE royalty OF mems tailoring
is in town - King Kashmir.
This little article comes in two
shades of brown in refined
herringbone with expert tailor
ing and is the softest material
we've encountered next to
breakdown.
We can tell you where King
kaShmlr is on view, If you've a
mind 10 see il face-to-face.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19

THE petite and beauteous Mary
Il Elizabeth Jane Haley. daugh-
ter of Mrs. Martin G. Haley Of
Whitmore road and the late Mr..
Haley. became the bride of
Charles Herbert Strauss Jr.. son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Herbert
Strauss of Audubon road. at a
quiet ceremony Saturday morn
ing in ST. Bcnedict's.
On the arm of her brother,
Edward j. Haley, she walked
The middle ailse in an old-fash-
toned gown of white faille made
with the typical tight bodice and
full skirt with hoped under
skirt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
Back From East

Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Pittman
Jr.. of Wing Lake, returned
home Tuesday from a fortnights
motor trip through the East.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas r.
Walton have moved from their
home in Beverly Hills 10 the
Abingdon apartment hotel in De-
troit for the Winter months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin +. Coveney
Of Westwood drive celebrated
their twentieth wedding ami
versary Wednesday evening Al
dinner for a group of friends
at the Fox and Hounds Inn.
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Mary Louise Kern
Weds David Viger
CONTINUED from Page One)

Continued from Page One)
colored velvet Their mother
Mrs. Harry w Taylor, was IN
sage green crepe with matching
hat and wore green orchids.
Mrs. Mary G.. Hughes, the
brides maternal grandmother
chose a wiStaria and silver lame
gown topped by a purple velvet
hat and set Off by a corsage
bouquet of lavender orchids
Supper was served in the ball
room. where chrysanthemums
in brilliant Fall colors. in tall
urns, were used in profusion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
Handsome Topcoeis

Then there's a handsome top
coat in what we thought at first
was camels hair but which the
boulevard shop that carries ii
calls Saddle Cloth.
Said to wear forever pracu-
cally, and is one of those perfect
all-year-round coats which you
can even ring in on a cooliSh
Florida evening over dinner
cloths.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
VIII Show Combined Collection

Mrs. Hugo Hesse Mrs. James S. Booth Mrs. Allan A..
Wales and Mrs Joshua NJ Brooks will show combined col
lection depicting wearing apparel in vogue during various
decades.
Mrs A. W. semplner is bringing porcelain figures the
hobby show.
And other exhibits you'll will be
Mrs. John B. Fairs needeponts. Mrs A. W Klein
schmits pitchers Mrs Charles Morris fans and dolls
Mrs. George F. Goodson's reproductions Of famous
Madonna pictures, Mrs Alexander w Bans Mexican arts
and crafts Mrs. Carl +. Huyette's old Bibles.
And many more.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
All Expenses Underwritten

Practically all expenses being UNDERWATER
The will ask the Detroit newspapers to prln
the total amount proceeds and also report Of just how
the money will be spent.
Tickets per person including tax and as far as the
Shoot Works party itself concerned that the end
of the
No effort TO raise money will be made at the party
ThereU be nothing sale.
The ticket your admission and guarantees place TO
sit If you drink you own There
will be this for all who wish IT,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
Thoroughly American Party

The steering committee felt that this the best way
To the flag this Armistice Day
1t urges you make your reservations early ana inc
celebrities who'll entertain thoroughly American party
will be announced within few days.
The fun starts at 10 and there be two ochestra
Mayfair talks about:
That one Detroit which employs 265 servants for
its maintenance
The bachelor in town who has put true day
lighting in the feminine powder his home which is
an ego defater to beauty!
The marble hall which Chisholm Macdonalds build
nr their Mirabeau place Crosse Ponte Farms
That hobby show at the Colony Club "wednesday with
hobby tea from and special dinner from until 81
sounds promising.
Ar.1ur NJ. Smith, general chairman says that over
80 members will exhibit their hobbies.
Mrs John s. Newberry will show collection Of sculpured
hands.
Mrs Henry L. Bartons Russian posters will be on view
Raymond H. Berry has loaned her collection Of silver
spoons and miniatures to the show,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
UuHz1adnoz,11Q:

Mary Logan born September p TO Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Arden Logan Elizabeth Blowser(
Charles C. Gilbert III. born October TO Lieut. and Mrs
Charles G. Gilbert Jr (Jaan Mcntyre).
John Makley Scholenberger born October 10 Mr. and
Mrs Herbert Scholenberger Jr. (Ann Bondy).
Everel Edward Fisher j. born October Mr. and Mrs
EVerel Edward Fisher (Susan Briggs.
John Francis Cooney born October 10 Mr. and Mrs
John Francis Cooney CFrances Katherine RuddelD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
Breakfast Party at Club

Following tho ceremony.
which was performed by the
Roy FL Joseph Conroy. the
bridal party and - of their
friends and relatives gathered
st the University Club for a
hreakfast party where diSpossls
of white, flowers and iapers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
Mrs. Dean Heads Committee

Mrs Charles A. Dean Jr. heads the steering committee
for the cabaret chairman of the advisory
board.
Mrs Walter o. Briggs, patron chairman, already has
over 100 names the list of the cabaret sponsors
Mrs Frank p Book is ticket committee chairman, as
sisted by Henry W. Burrt Mrs Charles A. Belanger
and Mrs Frank Nelson.
Virginia F. Dewey is in charge of decorations fof
tho party.
Mrs. William p. Bonbrght is publicity chairman and Mrs
Lester F. Ruwe pretty snappy entertainment
the night of the party.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
Aaa11
( Congratulations
PAPER WEDDING

MIR. AND MRS. WILLIAM
WRIGHT Harris JR. Celia
Deming), married Oct. %, 1910.
MIR. AND MRS. TALBOT
CUMMINGS (Sally Greene),
married Oct. 10. 1910.
MR.. AND MRS. WILLIAM O.
SEELBACH JR. Elizabeth
Simonds), married Oct. IS, 1910.
MIR. AND MRS. JUDSON
Broadway JR. Dawn Vain
wright, married Oct. 10, 1910.
MR. AND MRS. CHARLES
WILMOT WILLIAMS MARY
Helen WendelD, married Oct
10, 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
Shoot the Works Party
At StdtIer November II
VIII Help Amy Camps
By JANE scHERMERHoRN

LAST tell you about Shoot the Works
n It's committee society reporters to
IN deepest secrecy weeks ago when the shoot
4 N the Works cabaret planned.
It'll take place November IL in the ballroom
Of Hotel Stater and the first concentrated effort IN
Detroit 10 give party raising funds for boys in American
camps
"Shoot Works is the because the party will
be given Just In fact when talk to any of the COM
mttee explaining the party they'll invariably snap their
fingers a shoo fireworks manner.
American camps will have additions to their Day
Rooms recreation halls) a result of the party.
They Fort Custer, Fort Wayne, Fort Leonard Wood
and Fort Sheridan money will be spent each camp
according needs in buying radios motion picture pro-
ieeors, playing cards etc.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-12
Marriage
licenses

Th< Pierce county aucltef hsd
~ nls Saturday applications fof
marriage licenses from william
" Sanford. =. and Anna IsVerne
Donian. both II so3is 50. Tacoma
ave; Robert Aahry willlana. Is
Fort Lewis. and Dorothy Jeanne
chase. n. Dupont. Leland Elliott
wood. a.. heChord field. and Iris
Louise Hilton. r. Route 5. Box
is2: Ewing :. Crawford. -. Ren-
tor. and Martha l. Park. -. s.
sttle. Edward hartsh. %. 2I3s
FaWcett ave. and Marie Horst.
IS, 1875 Fsxeett ave: John Dono-
van. II. Aberdeen. and Alice I.
Dahl. q. Route :. Fox rs. Joe
Rutgers. 20. sI7 Sc. 18th 81. and
Gsnevisvs Ksyssr. IS. zoos SO. 5th
st Raymond ". Carlisle. p. Fort
Lewis. and Alice NAY BAIL. L.
EkiAka. Mont: Nencent 7. GUM
ian. p. Fort Lewis. and Asrgue-
rite p Harris. ~. s224 On ave
Ted ~ Assumoto. %. ard Mary
Y. ots. q. both of sumner.
Barnett 4 Reynolds. -. and
Lydia V. Busckner. -. both Of
Portland. Edwin c. kuhns. rs. and
Hyeds Allen. %. both OF ABERDEEN
s. d: Jacob W. Ehrler. 80. 5225
So. Trsften st. and Gladys u.
Reese. al. 1lt East 46fh 81 /:
August p. Dagus. u. and Patricia
Pitzsr. -, both of Los Angeles:
osmsn T. Erickson. -, 1915 So
Cushman ave, and Margaret P.
Bucsy. "a, 3i1 SO. etn st: Duke
Sohills, 70. and Pauline Moss. %.
both 81 Seattle; Horace }. Bates.
-, All No. Verde st. and Nellie
loan Burley. 20, $50 No. 1st ST !.
Harvey Young. ~. and Lsons n
Hoptowit, -, both Of Route s.
Box se1
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People in
The News
BY UNITED PRESS

Sen. Robert ~. IAFollette, Pro-
gressive. Wis, said Friday night
In New York that ''recalcitrsnt
employers" who refuse TO bargain
collectively with their workers
were responsible for most strikes
In defense industries. =.
Mrs. Franklin ID. Roosevelt was
named today by the General Feds-
ration Of Womens clubs As the
outstanding woman leader IN pub
lie service in the field Of humsni-
tartan service. Forty-nins other
women leaders were also named IN
various other fields. -.
Leon Nay, United Press staff
Correspondent In JugoslsVis dur
ing the German invasion, is safe
in Belgrade, the American EN-
bsssy reported today. ksy had
been missing since April is end
had reached Belgrade after trip
from ths Dslmstisn coast. -,
Actor Edward q. Robinson will
receive the American Humane
associations gold medal Nay FL
for outstanding service in the
Interest Of children and snimRls. /"
tAs society announced todsy. d. .
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-12
BOWLING

PoRTLAND-Stanley knapp ~
Oakland toppled 6s7 pins at ths
Northwestern international Boat
ing congress here last night 10
take a commanding lead IN the
mems open singles division. A
score Of 500 TOOK the event lsst
year.
Scores ineluoso.
Mems opsn teams;
Pacific Match. raooms. 1snt Pa
mick So4. Murdoch 493, Nahlers sac,
Coles $50. ieftvieh SIS.
rus Beat annie, rsooms. ae.s.
500. Radonieh 47s. Tsdieh SCI.
Herdman ts3. PsSnick 500. Jensen
Sei. Radonieh see. AaoSsn $50, Tao
ich 635, Coles ee4. Wshlers SIT, nur-
dock $50. Isftwiek aa3. Vettef tia.
Christsnssn SAL 1'orserson Sss, ksn-
Mems open COUPLES: Tscoma-ror-
gerson tso5), Kennedy l5os). i1io.
vsttsr (SSo), Christensen t5i7D ioz7
Murdoch fS7el. Ieftwick t572l ii4s.,
Cola SEQ. wahlsrs $50 ,iss; Nae
sn t5se1. Eadonich estl 1908
Asroman SAD. rssniek ts29l 1910
Mems commercial sinslsS: Taccnis
Ward Si3. Prize SIS
Acr'N ocmmercial coQrles. Ware
432. Pirie t44oD ST..
Women's class A tszms:
Jordans Bread. Tacoma. 7244,
Radonich 4e6. Gamble $50. Kaneisr-
ieh 4io. ? Mccormick 3oe, I. Nc
Cormiek 4S3.
Womens class 3 tSan5:
krcam kr1ist Bread, Tacoms. 24sS
knight 537. Anderson 426. Rowe 400,
Shaughnessy 4i2, Troy 400.
Days Tailored Clothing. Tacoma
1854. kindervich $40, Hawkins 44o,
Neary 377. Patio s36. Hsiko al.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-12
Arrest Two Men
In Robe Theft

A red and green auto robe stolen
from J. r. Barton, $50 So. 6otb
St, was recovered an hour later
Saturday morning and two men
were held for investigation of IN,
theft.
The robe was stolen from Bar
tons car while IT was parked ct
24th and Ea. L ST. Finding it miss
ing, Barton reported the theft to
police and then began to search
the vicinity for any signs of tn.
article, assisted by Don NOLAN,
of 1928 Ea. 35th st.
While under the Puyallup river
bridge they came upon two men,
whom they captured after a short
chase. One Of them was carrying
the robe. The pair were Ben Black
mer and Robert Soeteber. who
were booked for being drunk and
for Investigation.
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II Apply
Ei;rthaay
SATURDAY.. NAY 10

SATURDAY. NAY 10
Lacy 1scobson, Mountain
View sasitorium
John Royseth. lsl. 10. l. -
ErStng Brandt. 1873 30. 4lsi.
Ars. Walter q. Ascoskey, So
No. Cushman ave.
Richard Greater, sloe 80. Hos
mer Il.
BOBBY and Billy Fos. twins.
e4th and Union ave.
Byron Draheid. 1zla We.
osses ~.
Mrs. Birdie strauch. ss.s ~.
SprsgUe ave.
Richard Greater. sie2 10.
Bosmer II.
SUNDAY. a;y
%. 3. Porter. Sses,, Mckinley
ave.
AnthoaY y. Nsr1sso. lsl5 80.
Cu<hman ave-.
John strsnch. Ssss -.
sprsgue .Ye.
Edmond Werner. Route 7, BoI
sli. sed and Eruitlapd ave.
Patricia Ann 6rabessky. r..
,. eor SSH.
NJ. .gns. shitak.t. shls
50. . -,
ths re. ,spce,l Christcttsr-
son, sos Vast 2eth st.
Nick Zimino, :S21 So. I4th 81
Mrs. Peter Jansen, ss21I, SO.
14th 81.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-12
.,,EIHSEAl

4 re west Coast u scheduled -
cepzrt Sunday from tns harrof ,.
mn attn : cargo q iHnesf Tor
California
PORT CALENDAR
ships IN pert: Vest Cesst hsr-
Dor mill
ships ase ever weekend; Sun
dAY. Hanley. Shaffer Nc. !
ship. due Rexf week; Monday
Victor n Kelly. Hooker CO;
Colderook. shsffsr No. : TUESDAY
Coast Miller. Shaffef No. ,,
American. Baker dock Mednes-
dsv-Amsriosn. sperry dock.
Thursday-Whitnsy Olson, De
nance mil Fridsy-Csrolinisn.
Baker docs. Portland Spefry
doc
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-12

A siim wssk l. n prospect fer
the Tacoma harhar next Neek.
with bit eight ships scheduled %
arrive during that perioe- accord
ing L the hzroormzster's record.
Activity slso 81 b far from
brisk over the WEEKEND Tat
Hsnley, from the Atlantic coast.
vii hs the only new arrival Il
IL &c sunday At shsffer dock No.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-12

Disorcs actions were On file in
the Superior court here saturday
for wine Marquette against WILL
IAN Frank Newell. On grounds q
sxtrems cruelty: Eldred c. against
Pauline Whits. hurd<nsome home
life. and Betty =. from Francis
& Rsbertz. non-suppert-
Final divorce decrees have been
awarded N Pi<rcs county superior
court 10 Gor1on walter from
Lneille Bsngston. Ester ]. from
Roy l. Swanson. and Bernice from
Chester c Carter.
Interi0cutory aiyorce DEGREES
have hesn granted IN superior
court 70 Fred A fnen Pauline
Krieger. Dorothy from Arthur
Jehnson. Wanaa FROM Arthur l.
Milburn. Margaret from Edwar6
~. Gushing. chzriins from Din
stene and HeIen L fren Vera L
LAnEe
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-12
Fishing News

It's good again the fishing
at Point Defiance so said
Frank Harting when he called
in yesterday % fish caught
Thursday biggest caught by
Mrs. Wallace Lyle. jr. -. weighed
% pounds dressed probably ran
70 26 when caught Mrs. Lyle
used a herring there were
also a number of 10 and 1s-
Founders best tides were the
early morning out-ude and the
midday in-tide the evening
out-tide was not very productive
for which information we
thank ye, Frank
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-12

Lima gave birth 70 her son by
esessrian operation on May IA,
1899, ct the age Of five years and
eight months. The little boy sp-
pears to be anemic, and lately has
been subject to illness. Although
he has grown considerably and can
walk alone. he speaks little.
Lima and her child live with
the girls parents, Tiburcio and
Victoria Medina, who were
peasant farmers In the town
Of Antachans In the province
Of Castro Nirreyna. Their
home Is In = slum district, and
their economic situation h
hstIe short OF distressing.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-12
BUILDING PERMITS

Building permits were issued
Saturday to Tacoma Moose lodge
for alterations costing $500 in
its lodge rooms at Moose temple.
7S9 Commerce st; TO Roscoe
Hsworth for a 81 500 residence st
34I2 No. I'D St; Nils Jordsl,
1000 residence. 37le No. 18th ST.
John Lundstrom. $4,000 residence.
SIS No. Stevens st; Carter Lee,
S4.15o residence, SIS SO. 4sth 81.
and Carl Malstrom. $1,000 resi-
dence. $40 So. Lawrence 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-12

Neon ensrter Noon ousrssr
MAJ ~ Juns Ma 10 MAJ ~
Data supplieo sy a. = weather
bureau. Department. % commeres1.
wsshlnston's forecasts shower.
in TIE west portion and Increasing
cioudinsss in the east portion sat
urdsy night and Sunday. Cooler
IN the west portion sunday. Gentle
10 moderate east 10 south wind off
the coast. and over inland waters
Of tina state. Occasional fresh east
srly wind Saturday In the Strait Of
Juan de Fnca.
Rainfall IN Tacoma for ths ~
hours ending at = . m. Saturday.
none: since May ]. rs inch. an az
cess Of % inch: since January 4.
1o.1l inches. . shortage Of 7s7
inches.
Wind 81 "a. N. saturday. north
8 m. .. h.. barometer at 5o.0s. no
change.
Sun rises 81 s.3s q. m. Sunday
and sets 81 7:3a. Rises 81 az
n. m Monday and sets AZ 7.3l
rscomss weather Asy 10. 1910,
cloudy and .0i inch 81 rain. Maxi
mum temperature es degrees and
minimum 81. Highest wind velocity
IL m. p b. from the southwest.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-12
Golf News

FIRCREST
Pairings Tor record round OF club
best ball twosome:
Jack Walters and Bob Van De
Mark VS.. B. Schwalen and c. Wilbur.
J Hunt and W. Christian VS.. j. H.
Anderson ana II. 4. Anderson.
J. Gilchrist and Ed Hagen VS.. r.
Henrickson and J. W. Anderson.
W. lawson and J. McIlwraith vs..
A. ID. Myers and A. Link
J. Herley and Al Farr vs.. H. Rother-
mel and Geo. Poe.
n. Senner and r. Martin VS.. J.
Anderson Jr. and p. johnson.
r Barlow and M Stewart ". J
Long and G. Alderman.
A. Mclean and C Bonnen vs.. j
Heurtz and w Duncan.
All matches are TO be PLAYED before
May rs, 1871.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-12
EoEEIGN rXCHAN6E

NEW 1okk-Foreisn eXonsns:
STEADY. Noon closing cable rates
on major eurreneies:
England tpound) 4.o3ls; Canada
(dollar) .s7h. off .00h; France
lfrsnel .022sx. off .0001: Italy
tlirs) .0505; Cuba tpesol .sTh
off .o0& Finland (markks) OPS;
Switzerland lfrSnc) 1922. up
.000ois; Sweden Ckronal 1856, up
.00o1; Japan lyenl .2Sae: Mexico
lpesol .2070
x-Trsnsfersble only under U. S.
treasury license.