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Its Sons Descended From Morse and Irish,
IceIonds History Reads Like That of Fire

This is the second OF a series
OF II stories by member OF
The Star stat Dho recently
Disited Iceland, Americas netpest
defense outpost
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(See DUKE OF KENT, Page A-6.)
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(See HENRY, Page A-30
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(See RUSSIANS, Page A-4.)
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Called WindOw-Dressing.
GoebbeIs to Visit Venice

(See IRAN, Page A-2.)
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(See STEELE, Page A-4)
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(See GASOLINE, Page A-4.)
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(See STRIKES, Page A-6)
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NAI1ONAI-FOkEIGN
Associated Press and tP) Wirephotos. North
American Newspaper Alliance, Chicago
Daily News Foreign Service and The stars
Stan Writers. Reporters and Photogra aphers
w Means Associated Press
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Late news and sports are covered on
Pages TX and 2-X of this edition of
The Star, supplementing the news of
the regular home delivered edition.
Evening star., 1941-03-30
Horse Show
Continued From Page DID

the Vice President, was the rank
ing guest at dinner last evening OF
the Chief of Engineers, U. S. A.,
and Mrs. Schley who were hosts
before the show. Their other guests,
who went with them later to see
the riding were the Commandant
of the Marine Corps and Mrs.
Thomas Holcomb, the Chief of
Protocol Mr.. George T. Summer
lin; Rear Admiral and Mrs. David
Foote Sellers, and Mr.. and Mrs.
John E. SemmeS.
The Secretary of War and Mrs.
Henry L. Stimson shared honors
with Mr.. Justice Frank Murphy at
the dinner which Gen. and Mrs.
Marshall gave, other guests includ-
ing Lit. Gen. and Mrs. Delos En-
mons, Comdr. and Mrs. Theodore E.
Chandler, and Comdr. and Mrs.
Amorin da Vale.
Another party dining together
and going later to the show were
the guests of Col. and Mrs. Kemper
Williams and included Col. and Mrs.
Huntington Hills, Col. and Mrs.
George Hinman and Col. and Mrs.
William Rose.
Commissioner Of Philippines
Has Guest in Box at Show.
The Resident Commissioner of
the Philippines, Mr. Joaquin M.
Elizalde, who has interest and en-
thusiasm in all events in which
horses play leading role. had guests
with him in his box Mr.. EliZalde
and his three brothers, Manola.
Angel and Michael Elizalde formed
a polo team in Manila which de-
feated all corners, even the best of
the United States Army. The Resi-
dent Commissioner is frequently to
be found on the bride paths through
the parks and nearby countryside.
Other boxholders for the shows in
cluded Col. and Mrs. Charles R.
Sanderson, Col. Frank Lowe, Capt.
Luther Sheldon, jr., U. s. N, and
Mrs. Sheldon; Maj. and Mrs. Henry
Leonard, Mrs. Atherton Macondray,
Capt. Andrew E. Van ESQ, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles H. Tomkins, Mr.. and
Mrs. George A. Garrett, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Bruce Howe, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Hewitt Myers, Mrs.
Cary T. Langhorne, Mrs. Sherman
Flint, and Mrs. Christian Heurich.
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News Items of Interest
In Chevy Chase Society
Two Parties Are Given by Mrs. Culver;
DIR. and Mrs. Goetzman to Be Hosts
At Supper This Evening

Mrs Cyrus Whitney Culver entertained at luncheon bridge
Kbbey
foro Mrs Lloyd Sutton Mrs John Enriea Mrs Braney
Osmun r.
Friday
r. Espenchied K.
Johnston
Mure Mrs Godfrey Munter Mrs Glenn Williams and Mrs Albert
a supper
"a
guests
Mr. Mrs Joseph Fields
O N. J,
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Senators to Attend
South Dakota Fete

Senator William j. Bulow and
Senator Chan Gurney will attend
the annual luncheon of the South
Dakota State Society, which will be
held Saturday, April 5, at the Hotel
Lee Sheraton. Among other prom
inent guests will be Representative
Francis Case, Representative Karl
Mundt and Mr.. Charles Burke, for
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Mr.. and Mrs. Donald woodward in
their home in Miami.
Mrs. Robert H. H. Spidel enter
tanned at luncheon party Mon
day.
Mr.. Bayly Winder and Mr.. Hol-
land Hunter of Chicago, students
of Haverford College, are spending
their spring vacation as the guests
of Mr. Winder's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. B. Winder.
Mrs. James Craig Peacock enter
tanned Tuesday at luncheon for the
Vacation Lodge Committee of the
Y. w. c. A.
Mr.. John Hunt Peacock of Wash
ington and Lee University Is the
guest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Peacock, for spring vacation.
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Date Is Chosen
Bv Miss Hellerman

Miss Mary Hellerman, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Hellerman
of this city, has set next Sunday
for her marriage to Mr.. Meyer
Bruck, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
jamin Bruck of New York. The
ceremony will take place at O'Clock
at 1761 Hobart street NV, home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Ereza, friends
of the bride. A reception will fol-
low the ceremony.
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HlghtStOWn, N. j., VINO came 10 dI-
tend the wedding Of Miss Dorothy
Allen and Mr.. Nathan Cannon OF
Worcester, Ohio, which took place
Tuesday evening at the Chevy Chase
Presbyterian Church.
Mrs. Robert RauSch entertained at
a dessert bridge Wednesday evening
IN her home for u guests.
Mrs. Wilcox and Mrs. Boyer
Return from Miami Beach.
Mrs. Frank P. Wilcox and Mrs.
George F. Beyer have returned to
their home in Chevy Chase, Md,
from a two-month stay in Miami
Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Fulton Crary
of Westmoreland, N. H., are the
guests of Mrs. Crary's brother-ln-
law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Williams, Chevy Chase, Md.
Mrs. Chester Shade will enter
tain at a tea Wednesday afternoon
from $3.50 to $50 o'clock in honor
of her daughter, Miss Betty Shade,
and her guest, Miss Eleanor Bar
wick, who are students OF Limestone
College, Gaffney, S. c.
Mr., and Mrs. Jean c. Harrington,
with their small daughter jean
nette of williamsburg, Va, are the
house guests of Mrs. Harrngtons
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Sutton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bynum E. Hinton
have returned from a months stay
at Miami Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert B. SWope
will be hosts to a company OF IL
at dinner party followed by bridge
Tuesday evening.
Miss Anne Bennett, the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs James V. Bennett,
entertained at a shower and sup
per party Thursday evening in hon.
or of Mrs. Joseph William Edger-
ton, formerly Miss Jeanne Belote.
Mrs. Eugene Wesley Shaw has
returned to her home in Chevy
Chase, Md, after a three-week visit
30 Albuquerque, N. Mex, where she
went to attend the christening OF
her young grandson, Stanley HaW-
bette Shaw.
Mrs. John D. Hahn of Ardmore,
Pa, is the house guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Carol o. Kunde. Mrs. Kunde
Is spending the week end in Phila-
delphia to attend the flower show,
and is the guest of Anne Tucker
carp.
Randolph Macon Students
Home for Vacation.
Mr.. Ridgely Kelley is spending his
spring vacation with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Kelley, jr.,
and Mr.. Charles Johnson, the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. O'Neal johnson.
and Mr.. John Farrell, the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Farrell, all stu
dents of Randolph Macon Academy,
are home for their spring vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Stringham
mother, Mrs. Richard Stringham,
and Mrs. Fred Smedley of Salt Lake
City, Utah.
Mrs. Douglas w. Holton, with a
party of friends, attended the Phila-
delphia Flower Show, also Mr. and
Mrs. Karl Pitt motored to Phila-
delphia, where they attended the
show.
Mrs. Leon Grant entertained at
luncheon and bridge Friday.
Miss Dorothy Hoffman, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley Hoffman,
has come from Colby College, Maine,
for her spring vacation.
1t. Col. Heber H. Rice is in
Havana, Cuba, where he attended
the Inter-American Bar Association,
and will return this week to his
home IN Chevy Chase, Md.
Mrs. Carl H. Kadie entertained
Vuesday at luncheon and bridge.
Mrs. e. v. Merritt and Mrs.
Adolph GUIDE are on a three-week
motor trip through Florida. DR..
Merritt has returned from a trip to
Haiti, stopping en- route to visit with
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mer commissioner Of Indian affairs
and one of the original members
of the society; South Dakotans visit
ing in Washington and many new
members of the society now located
here.
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Mrs. Julihn Leaves

Mrs. Lawrence Julihn, the former
Miss Sally Sumner, who has spent
several weeks with her parents, has
returned to New London. Conn, to
join her husband, 1t. Julihn.
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Fashioned like the bow on
your dress. Stunning bog
you'll cory proudly under
your arm. ,i! Now $500
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.LEGIS-LIGHT-
AND
-p0LITICULARS-
j xOOAAx


CAPITOL Okmpia-Theres skulduggery sioot Il ne
public doesn't hear something about that golden goose
bil-the chain store tax measure-soon now.
Everything rolling along watch aVmskng apparatus ~
Hugh Friday Forty students rom
college Tacoma
n bill the visited the house and senate ana
HB 200
debate calendar FRI Monty Peroival and Rep CHI
Frdahf
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BUILDING PERMITS

Building permits were issued
Saturday TO Gus Sfvars for
5000 residence at 1890 No. Steele
st, and Alden H. Burmsn, $4,000
residence. 107 So. 64th ST.
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Army Orders

WARRINGTON - The War depart.
rnent has issued the following orders
Col. James A Gillespie, Qmc., Fort
Bragg. TO Fort Lewis.
Lieut.. Coils. John p Scott. cav
Phoenix. AriE.. 10 Fort Benning:
stuart c. Macdonald. inf. Pueblo
Colo. to Camp Wolters: Albert Mont
somery. cmc.. Fort Sill, 70 CAlders-
ourg. Ala. Georse W Sliney. 70
Fort sill. 10 Fort Devens: Ramon
Francis Conlisk SC res. San Fran-
cisco. 70 duty washington
MATS. John N Case. retired. Chi
oaso "a duty chicsgo: Thomas J
Weed. qrne.. Washington. % Seattle
Lvie Alton Clough. cws. res, Erie
Pa. to Edsewood Arsenal. william
sovmsn enc res, chillioothe. O.,
Hendricks, dc, res. coksto. MINI. 20
duty. Denver. Hoyt Dennis Lucas
ews res. orsoen. n. J. TO Mitchell
Capt. Glen W rrindsl ono For,
Dies Moines. 20 Boston: Oscar Alfred
Olson, cmc. res. Menomonie. Wis
70 Denver, william Amber Weaver
car. Cleveland. 20 washington. Otto
Gerhard Gusnrud. SC res. FsrioAult.
MINI. 70 duty. Fort Monmouth: Vim
cent William Bsniok. me res, scrAn-
ton. Pa 20 Langley Field: Leslie
Gillian Dick DC. rec. San Antonio.
10 ~ Psso. Ensward Herman Hsger
ornc- res. Seattle. % cuty Chicago.
Merle ouivrsir Dsrnetteil. cvs res
Henderson, Cole. 20 duty. Edgewooc
Arsenal, John Nesoie Rslstor. 60
res Wilkinsours. Pa. IN Pittsburgh.
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Loretta Young, having COM
pleted her starring role In
The Lady From Cheyenne"
h now In New York enjoying
. vacation. She will return 70
Hollywood 10 take up her
screen work with Universal.
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Dram From the Stage!

SIX Broadway stage successes
will be made into motion pictures
within the next few months by
Warner Bros. in accordance with
production program Just drawn
up by J. L. Warner. vice president
In charge Of production. and Hal
3. Wallis, executive producer.
Already In production IL the
film version Of Irwin Shaw's
The Gentle People," with a
cast headed by Ida Luplno,
John Garfield, Thomas Mitch
ell and Eddie Albert. AnatoIe
Lfvak h directing.
The other five stage hits sched-
uled for the near future are: The
Man Who Came TO Dinner" and
George Washington Slept Here. d"
both by George S. Kaufman and
Moss Hart: The Male Animal" bv
James Thurber and Elliott Nurent.
Arsenic and Old Lace" by Russell
Grouse and Howard Lindsay; and
"old Acquaintance" by John Van
Druten.
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NOW PLAYING At
LOCAL ThEA1ERS

ROXY - Louis Hayward and Joan
Bennett IN The Son az Monte
Cristo,r ilo. AS, 800, II as. also
LAT Aener," li'<s. $40. $50, e:s5.
RlALTO-Fred MscMurray ana Made
line Carroll in 'virginis. II 80.
ESQ, $50. $50. II 80. also Dennis
okeefe in "Bowery Boy" l as. s:2s.
music BoN-clark Gable. vivien
leigh and Leslie Howard In Gone
With the Wind" IL so. s;4s. s:o5
Clements In Convoy" ii:ss, 2:ss,
$50. sac. ilio; also Richard Arlen
and Andy Divine in The Devils
Pipeline" 10. 4 90. 8 so e:4o
RETURN SHoWINCS
BEVERLY - Pat o'Brien and Con-
stance Bennett IN Escape 10
Glory" also Gloria Jean and Hugh
CAfiToL-Pst o'Brien and John
Garfield in Flowing Gold" and
Ronald Reagan In Code Of the
Secret Service"
COMMUNICATIONS Stewart and
Rosalind Russell In No Time for
COMEDY" also Jane withers in
Girl from Avenue A."
John Wayne IN Seven Sinners. ("
also Gear Romero and sheila Ryan
IN The Cav cahallero.s
LAKEWOOD - Jeanette Macdonald
and Nelson Eddy in Bitter Sweet. I"
also Penny Singleton and Arthur
Lake in Blonde PLAYS Cupid
PARK Ann Sothern and Roland
Young In Dudley. also Tommy
Kelly and Bobby Jordan in Mill
tsrv Academy"
PROCTOR-Biilie Lee anc Cordeli
Hickman IN The Biscuit Eater. I"
also Jane withers in Girl Prom
REALART--Jsmes Stewart. Rosalind
Russell and Charlie Ruggles in No
Time for Comedy"
REN-Josn Blonoeii and Dick Powell
In i Want = Divorce" also Cesar
Romero and sheila Ryan IN The
Cav CAcaliero"
RIvfERA-Jean Arthur and william
Holden IN Arizona" also Tim Holt
and Virginia Gilmore IN .-Isddie .
eHElL--Cene Autry In "carolins
Aoo s, aisc Laurel and Hardy In
euNsET-Ceotge Murphy snd Brenda
joyce in Public Deb No also
Richard Arien and Andy pevine IN
Danger on wheels"
TEMPLE-Ronert Taylor and No-ms
; Shearer In Escape" also George
Brent in South OF suez."
LIBERTY. Puyaliup Cary Grant
katherine Hepburn and Jsme.
Stewart IN Philadelphia story
RIVIERA. sumner Richard DIX IL
Men Against the Sky" ana Sacne,
Toier IN Charlie Chan at ths
wax Museum"
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Following 10 q hist OF scheduled
Townsend meetings:
Saturday-Fawcett Ave. No. 10,
1921 So. Tacoma ave. 13o, with
Howard Leo a. speaker.
Mondsy-Horsce Mann No. IS.
Bethel Lutheran church. So. saith
and ] str. p. m; Mckinley No. Z,
1912 Es- Harrison. regular bust
ness; Spansway No. /. 8 p. m.
Spsnawsy hall. Tacoma No. /.
Normsnns hall. So. 18th and X st.
s, p. m. dancing 10 follow business
meeting.
Tuesday - AL CITY No. ~ in
Emerson hall. lloqi. Broadway.
business meeting. cards: auxiliary
card party in afternoon IN Ener-
son hall; Mckinley No. o. ~ 8
.. m. Sheridan school. Oakland
No. IL at sp m. at s7s2 So. Tyler
st: orting No. /, C. A. r. hall,
sp. m.
wednesday - Hawthorne No. 70
AZ clubhouse. 7elo Es. c ST: Psrs
| Aysnus. No. Is. Park ave sehoo'
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far her memorable portrayal
Of Ma load In The Grapes Of
WRATH" John Ford. director
Of that picture. sas named the
hest Of the mcgaphenI.ts dur
Ing the year just past.
Out Of IL all comes one definite
conclusion that Ginger Rogers
does not need her dancing ability
to assure her place in the Holly
wood sun. Even those who do not
feel she was entitled 10 the high
honor paid her in movieland the
other night must admit Miss Rog-
ers has a head a. well as feet and
that she knows how To use II.
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Final divorce DEGREES were
granted Saturday to Eva NJ from
Albert ]. Beny. German c. from
Grace whitley and Frances from
Richard Cooper. An interlocutory
decree was granted Clara from
Henry Ray Morris.
A new divorce taction was filed
by Aaude c. against ]. r. Hsmil-
ton charging burdensome home
life. The petition states that the
parties have agreed TO q property
settlement which pays Mrs. Ham,
ilton 500 in payments Of SIS q
month.
Hamilton will also pay Sl2s q
month for the support of two chill
dren. Robert. 10. and Thomas. is,
until Thomas reaches the age of
n. the petition states. Hamilton
IL = civil engineer earning Ss25
. month according to the petition.
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Rosellini and J. n. RYAN. sponsors
n the bill until now. But the
measure HB 200. slated for first
debate on the house calendar FRI
day. never arrived
Its fate il mp io the rules
committee. Who decide n II
comes out on the floor. At
the m oment members are
silent on the subject. will haz-
ard only a guess u might he
out next week.
Il IL that committee. incident
ally. which drew the charge Of
dictator control from one dis
pleased house member this week.
That explains why the so-called
Washington Prosperity Act, un-
popular with chain store groups
and plenty Of other organizations.
may have been the victim Of foul
play bsckstase.
Everybody-excepting the COM
mittee-is guessing. these days.
Sen. Barney jackson reports he
has advice Uncle Sam Is willing TO
advance $500 900 for naval re-
serve armory in Tacoma.
That boosts the expected
figure. Only matching funds
were expected for the job for
which county solons are trying
10 raise $4,000. The hill
already passed nv the senate
has been reported out do
pass" ny the house military
affairs committee.
That will be an aid. and the
drill-center complete with an en-
barking dock for mine-sweepers
may rise somewhere along the
waterfront of Old Tacoma
The party machine slated TO
remove code departments from
Gov. Lsnglie's control and lodge
them in the hands Of elected DEM
ocrats Is moving down the assem-
bly, line to completion.
Its makers are wondering if il
will run after they put it to-
gether.
Latest bills include transfer OF
the department of agriculture to
the secretary of state, in SD 366,
sponsored by Sens. Malstrom and
Ray. and transfer of the license
department to the state treas
urer's office. under terms of SB
372, filed by Sens. Haddon and Al
Rosellini. In the house. lib ssh,
tossed in by Ed Riley of Seattle,
would put entire charge of the
state patrol in a safety commits
sion, composed of the governor,
the attorney general and the di-
rector of highways.
Rep. c. f. Trombley Is aiming
at his fsvorite pests in lib 574,
which would make all seasons
open season on destruction of
grey squirrels.
Stenographers and secretaries
now in training had a chance to
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-03
BANKRUPTCY ACTIONS

Voluntary bankruptcy petitions
have been filed In federal district
court here by Crsydon Smith.
lsbcrer. Of Bay Center. wash., list
ing liabilities Of sl.os6.2s. and
assets Of $500. claimed exempt.
and BY Homer Parr, logger. Of
Nossy Rock. Wash. with habili-
ties Of s1.eh.e< and assets Of
SS7S. Of which 3S75 In claimed
exempt
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(.;;cen1es

Applications for marriage H.
eenses were made AZ the county
auditors office Saturday by Alva
X. Williams. 20, sol 10th IT. Sc.
Puyallup. and Vera Josephine
Landaker. IL. RI. 2, Box 7ss. Puy-
aliup; Joseph P. sandneyer. 81.
Bremerton. and Nettie A. Walters.
80. Pasco: William Arnold Kelly.
30, Sumner. and Luella Belle Mer-
vyn. %. Sumner: Esmond Guy
Miller. rs. 1918 So. Pine. and Edna
y. Gunnette. rs. loi1 No. X 81. !.
Leslie Marvin schradi. as. Seattle.
and Letta Lyon Roxell. 20. cald-
well. Idaho; Carl Armstrong. 80.
40 So. 9Th st. and Anna Carlson.
so. RI !. Box s72. Puyallup:
Arnold T. Hanson. legal. Glendale.
Calf. and Ruth Owen Taber,
legal. Emerson apis: John spor-
Itch. rs. 1864 East 4 st., and Lola
Ullman. IS, 30o7 No. 33rd st. /;
John David cohrs. 20. li12 So.
18th st. and Betty X. Maxine
kofoed. ~. s2<s so. Montgomery
u.
Emil Arthur Bertsch. Il. Fort
Lewis. and Margery Ellen Belts.
n, Fort Lewis: Denzil w. Willis,
Is. Fort Lewis. and Luella June
Douglas. 10, Fort Lewis: Sidney
A. Banks, 81. Anchorage. Alaska.
and Tess Francois johnson. 81.
e0s So. X St: Benjamin Franklin
Draper. Is. Rt. 4, Box rs. and
Marion Rebekah Rsiney. 10. Ri.
;. Box 1853: Frederick w. Grit
fiths. 80. 313 7th st. s. T.. Puy-
allup. and Aaude Gay Mathis. 40.
Ri. !. Box .. Puyallup: Russell
Wagner Weicking. ~. 3720 So.
Yakima ave. and Esther Zers
Warner. 10. Bucoda: Andrew Ness.
a.. Ri. 6. Box SOP. and Margaret
=. Olson. rs. Route g. Box 5o7;
Adolph Woracck. 80. 424 So. s0th.
and Bessie Mach, rs. RI. I. Box
7ee: John Andrew Gibbons. 20,
Sun Valley, Idaho. and Margaret
Hansford Liehtfoot. 81, Santa
Monica. Calf. A special permits
sion to obtain a marriage license
1T once was granted 10 Gibbons
and Lghtfoot by Judge Z. N. Card.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-03

Work FRIDAY. FoftN flAdenIs IIsm
Beutel Business college in Tacoma
visited the house and senate. and
we're introduced % solons BY Sen.
Monty Peroival and Rep. Cliff
Erdshl.
All Pierce county senators voted
for the bill which passed the senate
Friday. providing for state main
tensnce Of INDECENT non-violenuy
insane persons committed to state
hospitals for the insane The bill
discharges counties still owing
bills for that service between Jan.
1888. and April !. this year.
but allows no refunds for counties
having paid
Some objection was raised that
several counties owe money. in
Guiding a 1901. 900 Pierce county
item. Sen. Monty Percival replied
the war debt" status Of the sc-
count was caused by time IN
which numerous counties were
hard pressed for funds. County
Treasurer Paul Newman was an
interested gallery witness at the
time.
Percivars barefoot schoolboy"
bull to allow the game commission
10 close some streams To fishing
excepting 10 youngsters under Is.
drew no objection as it passed the
senate and headed for the house.
The senator wants the younger
generation To enjoy the sport he
had as boy.
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Restaurant Owner
Also Collector

MEMPHIS. Tenn.-To call J. l..
Penrod collector Is 10 underrate
him. for Penrod is an smasser.
His tiny restaurant has 450 fire
arms. 10000 varieties Of stamps.
and thousands OF valuable coins.
Furthermore, Penrod has all other
available space packed with china
and glassware.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-03

The sweet potato 10 a leading
vegetable in all the tropical coun-
tries Of the world.
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annex at 8 ?. m; Redmond No. ?.
Al pcs;office al s p. m; Sumner
No. !, l. o. o. r. hall, business
meeting with Howard Leo a..
speaker. A potluck supper Will be
served.
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Attraction Booked!

Ihis season will 80 down in his
tory as an exceptional one as re-
CARDS vocal attractions in Tacoma.
A number of outstanding artists
have already appeared and others
are still to come.
An unusual feature has been
booked for March 25th. at the
Annie Wright Seminary when
Viola Morris and Victoria Ander.
son will appear in program of
duet numbers Miss Morris /. a
soprano while Miss Anderson is a
contralto.
On the home stretch Of a
tour which has included Aus
traiia, New Zealand. the Dutch
East Indies, Hawaii, Canada
and . number Of the larger
cities In United States. these. q.
artists have earned the high
eat praise from me worlds
heading music critics.
Advance seat sale Is now being
conducted and tickets may be OBJ
tanned at the Seminary or from
members Of the committee in
charge Of the attraction.
Mrs. r. c. Shaeffer is general
Chairman. Mrs. Frost Snyder. tick
ct chairman. Mrs. Charles Ingram
In charge of publicity. Mrs NJ. Sax
ton at the head of the reception
committee and Mrs. c. W. schuh
auditorium chairman.
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That's Settled,

~ tne pest Supporting playei
II vas his portrayal Of Judge
Bean IN The westerner" which
won Walter the Academy Award
for the third consecutive year. In
fact Walter seems 10 have q cor
ner on the particular award.
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scter actress from Palmyra.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-11
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The Belmar Fishing club in New Jersey is known as the worlds larg- est fishing organization. Ben Far Tier has been president for ten years.