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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-12
Haney
Much Feted
6ride-lo-Be OF Mr.. Chris
iensen Is Honor 0uesi

The last few weeks before
her marriage have been busy
ones for Miss Lorraine Haney
who on Aug. 10 will become
the bride Of MIR. Ralph Chris
Hansen At ceremony 10 be
solemnized at Epworth Meth
odist church.
Among the most recent
parties given in her honor
was the one for which Mrs.
Roland Ball was hostess Mt
her No. Fife At. home on
Wednesday. She was assisted
during the evening by Mrs.
Oryille Ball. A shower of
spode was the surprise of the
evening
Invited we're hesdames Frank
Ferris. Ray Calladay. Peter Miller,
Jay Fox. Harold amithlin. Homer
Hsney. FIRED Hall. Murray Ferris
John smithiln. Homer Ferris and
the guest Of honor.
Games we're played with favor.
being taken by Mrs. Homer Hansy.
Mrs. Frank Ferris and Mrs. Peter
Miller A late supper concluded
the evening
Another recent shessf for Miss
Hansy vas the one for whirh her
aunt. Mrs Carl aanbenk. yas host
cas- on Thursday evening Guests In.
vitsd were Mesdsmsa G a. Ben
son. Harold johnson. !. ~ Lang.
don. Oscar Clibo, Helene Fritts.
lnga johnson. Lars Iohnao
Leonard nerEiund Wayne Nc.
CormAck. Richard nagse. Arthur
Jensen. J. &. Whalsy. John John
son. Dan Christensen, Homer
HaneY and John A. Johnson. Jr.
Others we're ,hs Misses L>ois Lang.
don. haris johnson and thu BRIDE
to-bs
Honors ~ games played during
the evening sers taken ~ Mrs.
John f@nRaon ard Nrs J. =,
whAiey. A lAts buffet supper fol.
lowed
4 shower VAS given Friday eve
ming for aias Hansy BY Mrs. Mar.
Nin Rice ana Afs. Dorothy Wynd
at The home II Mrs. Dslp1is A
miniature wedding party. tApers
and flowers featured IN tbs deco
rationH
Guests Ssrs 1rs Jean AAnarY.
nfa O. Copins. Mrs Eari Hart
Icy. Mrs.. Roger Common and Mr.
John Johnson. Others 4sfs tina
Misses Lynn osirosn. cismsntlns
Cofdon. Nay Am Wlis0n.
Frances Undsfdshi. Efms Wilson.
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Two Tacoma Women
Leave for California

Mrs Lulu Lucas and Mrs Floyd
Bate. left this Monday morning
for los Angeles where they will
attend the Alaska Yukon Sour.
dough convention. They viii stop
in san Francisco for a few days
visiting friends and have also
made plans to 80 into Mexico. In
addition their trip viii include =
visit In San Diego
while Mrs Lucas Is away. her
cousin. Miss Anna Cons wha has
been visiting her from her home
in New York. viii go 10 Camp
Lucas on Clear lake for week
Later she will visit pr. and Mrs.
Ernest Broken At Vaughan. She
win return 10 New York the later
part II August
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M sna Mr. Hssh<f, n Ssl.na
entertained II their home sstuF-
aaY evening IN hnnnf NJ Ne art
Mrs Ioha ffsfts<li An evening
~ game. saa easas wss followed
by late buffet supper
Guests were Ne ard nfs T a.
Overland. Mr. and Mr.. Lss Mank.
M and Mfs James GLASS. NJ
and Mts. Alvin Nelson. NJ ssa
ass. Wayne Cracker. Mrs " n
Nelson. Miss Asfis Nelson ard
M and Mrs. Len Hamilton ~ ana~
auaimls Present alan vsss Mas
Irene and Ma. aasiiyn Melissa.
the daughters ~ tns hosis~.
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Receive Congratulations
On Child's Birth

Mr.. and Mr. Alvin N. Eodahi.
1901 SO. Park ave. are receiving
congratulations on the birth 81
their first child. girl LsYona
lee. Aug Z. In Tacoma General
hospitzl
She IS welcomed zlso b. her
grandpa rents. Mr. and M ~ l.
currsn and NJ. Al Rodshl. all %
Tacoma.
Creat-grandpafentA srs Mr.. and
Mrs. II. S. PriDdel ~ Eugene Ore !.
Mr.. and Mrs. jay Guthrie u Ian
sing. Mich. and Mr.. and Arn " 3
curran d Paradise Calf.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-12
Picnic Arranged by Club
For Friends OF Bellarnins

Philomathea club is sponsoring
a picnic for members of the club.
and friends Of Bellarmine and their
families. particularly inviting the
incoming freshmen and their fam
lies II Will be- held next Tues
day at PIT Defiance park. with a
basket lunch served at noon.
Coffee will be furnished
The committee in charge Of ar
rangements includes Mesda mes
Leo Bissell. \ y. Comfort. Flor
ence Foley " Resohl J C..
Hinkley. Walter Roger, and N ?.
Brady
In case Of unfayorable weather
lunch vill be served IN the bus
station.
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SundayEvent
Ends Season
Club OF Hearts Holds
Party az Anderson Home

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ander-
son lHermie Herron) enter
tanned Sunday afternoon a.
party for Club Of Hearts
members and their guests. At
their attractive Day Island
home. The affair Is the last
club event until Sept. 3 when
officers are to be nominated
for the year. with an election
following shortly.
Mrs. Lane PaSkill was in
charge Of activities for the
afternoon.
swimming and boating in the
afternoon were followed BY picnic
dinner on the beach Bridge and
table tennis were played IN the
evening.
Present at the party IN addition
~ the host and hostess and the
chairman and her husband were
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Taylor. Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Jewell. Mr.. and
Mrs John Blair. Mr. and Mrs.
William Wingard. Mr.. and Mrs.
Norton Gordon. Mr. and Mrs. Ward
Alvord. Mr.. and Mrs. James LIE
PenSke.
Misses Mile Kloepper. Mary
Adelaide Raybould. Mabel Eskild-
sen. Beverly Beardsley. Wyons Die
mer. Mr. Harold Tollefson. Mr..
Carl Klemme. Mr.. Hunter John
son. Mr.. James Griffiths and Mr..
Burns Poe.
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Miss France. cfaahv sfil pre-.
side Al the shart business meeting
~ the Y. l. / At = o'cioek Mon.
DAY evening In the knights ~ Co.
inmbm hall This wlli he her
first meeting a. president ~ ths
group and other nsw Officers slll
also he in the char for the first
time.
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Miss Jensen
Is Bride
Ceremony Read Quietly AZ
Home Saturday Evening

At = miscellaneous shower
given In her honor last We'd
nesday evening At the home
Of Miss Barbara Xavier. Mrs.
Edward Moline. who was until
Saturday Miss RoSalie Jensen
Of Falkland. announced her
wedding plans.
The wedding took place al
the home of her mother. Mrs.
o. Jensen. with only close
friends and members of the
family present. The ceremony
was performed AT $50 O'Clock
Saturday evening with the
Rev. J. u. Xavier officiating.
The bride was given IN marriage
bv her brother. Norman Jensen.
VINO also sang the wedding music,
I Love You Truly. accompanied
by Mrs. \. L. Xavier.
The brides only attendant was
Miss Barbara Nsvier. a Pacific Lu-
ihersn college schoolmste. Best
man for the groom Vas Robert
Ramherg ~ Seattle
After a reception held tn the
bride. home. the bride and groom
left on a wedding trip 10 James
town. y. %. to visit his father,
Edward Moline. Of that city. Upon
their return they will make their
home in Seattle
Mrs. Moline attended Pacific La
theran college and was affiliated
with the Delta Gamma Rho soror-
ity and the Associated Women
Students Mr. Moline attended
Pacific Lutheran and Cornish
school IN Seattle.
During the announcement games
uere played. with honors tong to
the Misses Priscilla Preus and Es-
ther Greco. Gifts for the bride
were revealed by little Helen Han
son. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Hanson of FARMLAND. car
rying an umbrella with rhymes at
tached 10 the prongs telling Of
the location Of each gift
on the buffet table from which
late supper was served, pastel
summer floWerr md eandelabra
predominAted.
Present at tho party were Mrs.
Jansen. mother 81 the bride. Mrs.
J. u. Xavier. mother 81 the hostess.
and Mrs. Linka DeBerry. the
Misses Priscilla Preus. Anne Lien,
Msrilyn beers. Avis Hoyland. Mae
Pellet. Esther ana Anne Greco.
Mildred knudtson and verna An
derson.
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Receive Congratulations
On Birth OF DAUGHTER

Mr. and Mrs. Ben u. Bis6soe
tine former Ruth Lssels ~ 'his
city, are receiving eonRratulatlons
On ths birth ~ a daughter Az. !.
The Httls ziri. en0 hsS been
named Nancy Ann. . beng ssi-
coined by brother. Ben. IT,.
Sharing IN the congratulations
are the haoys grandparents. Ars.
c. ". Rider q Tacoma and Mrs.
p. n Blsdsoe Of Mississippi Mr..
Bledsoe IL chief phsrmaeist for the
navy and ia heated In Seattle.
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Invitations Out for
OLYMPIA Weddino

Scores of invitations were re-
ceived recently for the marriage
Sunday, August II. of Miss Lillian
Margaretha Mattson. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Mattson of
Olympia, to Mr. Charles Joseph
McNary, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Freeman McNary OF Tacoma. The
ceremony will be read at o'clock
In the afternoon in Gloria Del Lu-
theran church, Olympia. with re-
eeption following in the Jade room
Of Hotel Olympan.
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Juniors Meet
Tuesday
Mrs. erofmsn % Entertain
Club 1osrd Members

Mrs. Morley Hrotman VIII
open her home % members If
the Junior Wamans club
board for dexaert luncheon IN
Tuesday afternoon. Plans vii
he outlined for the new pre-
gram for the COMING year.
Mrs. Rrotmnn viii conduct the
meeting and announce her
new ehairmen n head The
various departments.
Th~y include aFs c1lffaff
Mod. suaefseaa fteass NJ
wlsnn ressrson. FINE arts, ur.
A ". oppermza. asfenss nfs.
" "a uz~irs. samsuHu~v ssluestsen,
Mr. y Tfvsuf sei.sinl ranliessy
assistant
Esrectssi - sstsra are aF@
caivta stewart. savssuf. NJ
iisfeta AsthsF NJ. n.ymnna
ae.Fls. uFs . q akewis uFa
A Ftummsf veft. NJ G. J.
Weller. afa 1. q. Hsssinxsr. Mrs.
William n DRIVES Mfs r ?.
Jenkins ars asrtna & Edwsssis.
M-. n rrevev uet.@ia. Ars
Inhn Hahsrts Nrs .. ~ Craft.
Mr. oliver asIm Mr. Louss~
al~usf. Afs Larry Ha-~ty Asss
pslvte Jones. Ms Lloyd HsIl.
uss Wilson retsF~aa. Mr.. A ~.
oppsftnae dFs n ~ pe~tkr.
Ms. CilffnFd wrna ana uFs n "a.
osNaiL
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Extensive Trip Planned
By Ms. Ritz. DAUGHTER

Mrs n. n Rita and her danEh.
ter. Mrs Lucille Rranehfiower 81
south Bend viii irave Thursday
for train trip east They will
visit friends and relatives In MI
nois. Indiana and Michigan. re-
turning nv say Of los Angeles and
San Francisco M Ritz vii 70
main at the family home. a22t
sixth ave.
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Parties Numerous
For Recent Bride

For Mrs Donald o. Nonson.
who until her marriage Aug Q
was Miss Marie Louise johnson.
Mrs. Fred L. Johnson Of Seattle
and Mrs. Harold l.. johnson enter
tanned recently AT luncheon at
the Louis Doten home at Stella
COON lake. Guests were close
friends and relatives of the BRIDE
elect. who received a shower Of
gifts for her new home during the
afternoon.
Those present were: Mesdames
Inga johnson. Dina Johnson,
Homer Hsney. Clara sanbeck,
Richard MCGEE. John Langdon,
Oscar Gilbo, Oscar Johnson
Richard Johnson. Wayne McCor-
mick. Helene Fritts, Sig. Molver'
c. J. johnson. Lars johnson. L.
w. Doten A. |. styve, of Seattle
Misses Teresa Monson and Lois
Langdon and the hostesses.
A miscellaneous shower was
given in the garden Of the John
Langdon home recently for Miss
johnson. The garden was lighted
with japanese lanterns. and the
table was centered with silver
bowl fun OF garden flowers. Games
were played. with honors going
to Mrs Mae Henderson and Mrs
Arthur Mstson.
Guests included Misses Dorothy
Tollefson. Connie Martin Dena
johnson. Natalie Blk. Asia An
derson, Mildred Monson. Evelyn
Monson. June Warp. Lois Lang
don and Ksl steiro.
Mesdames James hcDougah.
Harold Morgan. Aaron Fstland,
Norwal Steiro. Ed Thorsen, Ma
thilda johnson. o. A. Anderson
Sophia Haugland. /. From. Ar
thur Mstson. p. Blueher, N
Hitzelberger p. Alexanderson. X.
shute. NJ. johnson. NJ Anderson,
Cliff. Myhre Elnsr Anderson,
Bert Mayhrs. Oscar johnson. c.
A. Benson, l. Berglund. August
Benson, Hannah Olson. Mae Hen
derson. n. o. Warp. Bertha Toll
lefson. Chris Aonson and Mrs.
Lars Johnson. mother Of the
bride-elect-
A crystal shower vas gwen BY
Mrs.. sig Aolyer. Mss NeYa Olson
and Mss Evelyn Aonson last
Tuesday Afternoon a. the home d
Mrs Harry Berger Guests IN
Guided Misses Mildred Mon~on,
Dores Wigton and Teresa Mon
Eon. hesdsmss Emory. VINTAGE.
Lorenz. r. Berger. Msnan Non
son. Harold Morgan. John Lang
don and the honored guest
Wednesday evening. Miss John
son and Mr.. Aonson were enter
tanned in Seattle al the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Styye Guests
included Meksers and Hesdsmes
Dean Morken. George Aorken. c.
J. johnson, A. I. Styve. Miss Elins
OsVood. Mr. Matt johnson and
the honored guests.
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Spend Week End
East OF Mountains

Mr.. and Mrs. J NJ Webster
accompanied by Nj Websters
parents. MIR. and Mrs. George
Webster. spent the week end east
OF the mountains where they were
the guests OF former Tacomans.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Brown in
Quincy. Wash. They made the trip
BY motor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-12

Sarah l.. f.pah elfris ~ The
Aisth Avsnus nsp.lss church ~tii
meet At Point psfisnss picnic
grounds ~ 10 o'cleeh "Wednesday
morning foe breakfast. All msm-
hers and friends ara invited 70 at
tend
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-12
Miss Chastain at
Jasper National Park

Among guests registered during
the past week at Jasper Park
lodge, Jasper National park. in the
heart Of the Canadian Rockies,
was Miss Maude Chastain. Of Ia
coma.
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faiiy Aagk. hsEins Kelly. Lillian
NoriEas. Eva Dickens and shs
honor guest
Honofs as games vent 20 Miss
Effna Wilson. Miss Mary Ann VIII
son and Miss LILLIAN N0fisss
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Mrs. Flynn
Entertains
Business ard Professional
Group 10 Have Picnic

The Tacoma Business and
Professional Nnmens elu h
will hold their annual picnic
Wednesday At the home Of
one of the former members,
Mrs. John Flynn Al Dash
Point. The social chairman.
Mrs. Mildred Stewart. Is va
cationing nut her oo-commit-
tee members are carrying out
her plans.
Mrs Phyllis Weliman. Mrs.
Iohn Cole. the Misses Eana Aeis-
nes. Fannie Stephenson and Char
ioitc Gaylord are In charge ~
ne supper and ths entertainment
Mrs Eunics Whitman = taking
care II thn transportation and
asks that al members xoink ~
ready II 5 q - leave town fron
me Commerce Il. entrance ~ the
Winthrop hotel
Mrs BESSIE IVES, Ell take res
ervatIons until "Wednesday noon
Al Broadway 21oi.
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Plan Card psriy ~
Veteran kio.rital

Mrs, Hattie l.. blair. president
II the william e Thompson iunior
auxiliary. v. y W. announces q
card party Tuesday evening at
the American Lake hospltsi,
rhoss attending will he mat ny q
bus ~ stsiiAeeom city 81 Tia.
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ass 81 any ssos~ -s.sh s<lls soslss x,,e-ia.
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Miss Hutchinson
In lonoview for Visit

Miss Jean Hutchinson. daughter
of Mr.. Harry Hutchinson. left
Monday for several DAYS in Long
view where she will visit Miss
Muriel Veatch. daughter DR. and
Mrs Alvin Veateh. who was a Ia
coma guest hast week.
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carnation club ~ the naecaness
viii meet for = picnic al the main
picnic grounds. Point Defiance
park T'be committee. headed by
the president, Mrs Edna Jensen.
will serve rnffrs shd ics cream.
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To Meet in
Church ParIors

Messiah Lutheran church Ladies
Aid will meet Thursday noon for
their monthly luncheon in the
church parlors. Mrs. Sam Peter
sen. Mrs John Olsen. and Mrs.
Louis WICK will 20 In charge A
devotional meeting and business
session will follow.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Benton
Al Canal for Week-End

Mr. and Mrs. Judson Benton of
the Tacoma Country club spent
the past weekend at Chateau I'll,
Hood canal.
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Past Msifons
To Meet

Past Aairons club ~ Tacoma
chapter. o =. = slii meet for .
picnic Friday afternoon ~ the
nafus of Mrs. Morton Gregory
HiEnsy road
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Your Postmaster ear tell you
now 70 invest ia Y. s Defense
BondA
Evening star., 1941-03-18
New StreumIiner Goes
On Exhibit March 28

The "Southerner," new stream
lined train dedicated yesterday in
New Orleans, when the 1941 Mardi
Gras queen. Delphina Clark, broke
bottle of champagne over it's green
and silver prov, will be on exhibi-
ton here Friday March %, from 8
am. to pm. in Union Station yards.
The train provides comfort even
for its crew. The engineer sits in
an upholstered swivel chair. Wind
shield wiper and sun visors keep his
vision clear.
A 2,000-horsepower Diesel engine
provides its power. All cars on the
Southern Railway train are coaches
with reclining and revolving seats.
Evening star., 1941-03-18

GOLDEN WEDDING-Mr. and
Mrs. William A. Van Doren of
Cherrydale, Va, who cele-
brated their 5Oth wedding an
niversary last night at a fam
lily gathering at the home of
their son, M. G. Van Doren.
Mr.. Van Doren, II, an en-
graver, retired from the Coast
and Geodetic Survey after 50
years service, and Mrs. Van
Doren, 68, are both natives of
Washington. They have sons,
13 grandchildren and 6 great
grandchildren.
Evening star., 1941-03-18
Rescue Of Spanish
Refugees Pictured as
Good-NeighborAid
Prof. Huntington of
Yale Denies Project
Is Pro-Communist

This country has an opportunity
TO promote the good neighbor"
policy by supporting the American
Rescue Ship Mission to bring thou
sands OF Spanish war refugees to
the Western Hemisphere-a project
IN which many of the Latin Amer
ican countries are interested, Prof.
Ellsworth Huntington of Yale Uni
versity declared yesterday.
Sponsored by the United Spanish
Aid Committee, the mission plans
to send a ship to Europe for the
transportation of Spanish Repub-
licans and volunteers from France
and French Morocco to the New
World.
British Permission Forecast.
Interviewed yesterday at the local
headquarters of the mission, Prof.
Huntington emphasized that eff we
In the United States turn cold
shoulder to the ship we are giving
slap in the face to the good neigh
Dor policy and are going back on
our own declarations as to friendli-
ness and cooperation with Latin
America"
He said the British are willing
to issue a charter for such a ship
as soon as it is obtained A vessel
which the organization had obtained
previously was refused such a char
ter because it had been used by an
enemy country.
Asserting that many of the Span
iards now in French concentration
camps were leaders against oppres-
sion, Prof; Huntington said that
they and their descendants would
greatly benefit the countries where
they settle
Denies Communism Claim.
Mexico, he remarked, has shown
its willingness to serve as distribu-
ton center for the refugees until
they are admitted to other Latin
American nations.
He described as completely un-
founded the charge of Communism
that has been leveled at the project.
Among those backing it, he said,
are representative of Quaker
groups, prominent educators, social
workers and others whose main OBJ
jective is obviously the relief Of
human suffering"
AS for funds, Prof. Huntington re-
vealed that several similar groups in
South America have guaranteed to
contribute $4,000 for the plan as
soon as a ship Is chartered.
Evening star., 1941-01-12
Mrs. Elizabeth Bowden, II,
Newfoundland Native, Dies

Mrs. Elizabeth Bowden, 72, ma
tive of Newfoundland and a Wash
ington resident for nine years, died
suddenly Friday at the home of a
daughter, Mrs. William Newman,
1903 N street NV, 1t was learned
last night.
Mrs. Bowden was member OF
the Daughters Of the British En-
pire and the British War Relief
Society. She attended New York
Avenue Presbyterian Church.
A son, Hugh Bowden, was killed
in the World War while serving with
Newfoundland forces.
In addition to Mrs. Newman, an
employe of the United States Cham
ber of Commerce, Mrs. Bowden is
survived by two daughters, Mrs
John Evans, Burbank, Calf, and
Mrs. Robert Morrison, Hollywood,
Calf; a son, Maxwell Bowden of
British Columbia, Canada, and three
grandchildren.
Private funeral services will be
held tomorrow afternoon in the
Chambers funeral home, 1400 Cha
pin street NV.
Evening star., 1941-01-12
Only One Nazi Paper Gives
News Of j. :. Lend Bill

BY the Associated Press.
BERLIN, Jan. 11-With one brief
exception, the German press today
withheld from its readers any men,
ton of the proposed new United
States law to give the President
broadened authority to lend aid to
Britain.
The Deutsche Allgemeine Zeitung
published a brief description Of that
part of the bill which would per-
NIT warships of belligerents desig-
mated by the President to be re-
paired in United States shipyards.
Dienst aus Deutschland, well-in-
formed special press service not for
public circulation, called attention
to the 1907 Hague Convention, un-
der which neutrals were to refuse
belligerents' warships the right to
be repaired In neutral harbors be-
yond the necessities for reaching a
home port.
The United States, Dienst said,
can have no doubt about the inten-
| ton of the 1907 agreement.
Evening star., 1941-01-12
4n Mrmnrtattt

BRAwNER. JAMES E. tribute of love
e wRo fhs
life ten years ago today, January u. 1881
MOTHER, SISTER AND BROTHERS.
BANKS. META. A tribute of love and
META BANKS, who departed this life
six years ago today, January IL, 1885
When those we love have stepped across
The thresh9ld Of God's door:
That make US love them more.
HER DEVOTED MOTHER, LEILA BANKS,
AND FAMILY.
CARTER. EMMA. In sad but loving re-
CARTER. who departed this life thirty
eight years ago today. January % S II; lg93. =.
of az dear a friend, % Mrs. ALICE ER' DE ATIHY. 5,
who departed this life six years ago to-
ay, January 70. 1885.
Just to show still THFEmS TfPsMseFl BERRY. .
aASeAsTnR s mS aaapSsr EpNa EDNA In v HyR GzR
CASTER, who passed away one year
ago today. January IL, 1910.
TIL memory fades and life departs,
You will live forever in my heart.
Time takes away the edge of grief.
Hat MTHER f05ni Raik AN6 evfEz faf
LETTOW, CHARLES H. In loving MEM
CHARLES clf H. IETToW, who departed this
life four years ago today. January IL.
1887.
Loved in life:
1ovING RemeWPfTsd MPfE AND N deatn dbaTaHrER.
LYLES, HENRY L. In loving memory
of my dear husband. HENRY L. LYLES,
who departed this life six years ago today,
January II, 1885.
January days again are here.
To me the saddest of the year,
Because it was on the twelfth day
My dear husband passed away .
HIS DEVOTED WIFE, FANNIE.
MILLER, JOHN T. In sacred memory
of our dear father, JOHN T. MILLER,
who departed this life three years ago
today, January IL. 1888.
He did not fail to do his best.
His heart was true and tender:
He worked hard for those he loved
And will always be remembered .
DEVOTED CHILDREN.
Evening star., 1941-01-12
CEMETERY LOTS,

FoUR-GRAVE LOT IN NATIONAL. ME-
mortal Park Cemetery, Falls Church, Va,
choice location. $500 Box 395-C, Star.
TWO OF THE BEST CRYPTS IN BEAUTI-
full Abbey Mausoleum. Arlington. Va. Ma
tinnal IS OF BerMNu H11.