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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-14
Funeral Rites Monday
For Clinton {. Manley

Funeral services for Clinton e.
Manley. so. who dice Saturday in
Vancouver. Wash. where he had
lived the past nine years. were
held Monday at 2 p. m. from the
Limber's Funeral home in Van
couver. Following services. the
body was brought 10 Tacoma for
burial in the family plot in Taco
ma cemstery.
Clinton Marley was the son Of
Charles X. and the brother Of
Harry r. Manley. both OF Tacoma.
He was veteran of the first
World war, serving in France. He
lived in Tacoma prior to moving
to Vancouver.
Besides HE father and brother
he leaves his wife. Margaret, and
one niece and two cousins.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-14

Having played every sonoeiva-
BILE type Of screen role from race
tout to deacon. James Gleason
has part at Warner Bros. thai
really fits him.
Gleason. who turned In = smash
performance ~ the mana ginf ~di.
tor IN Meet John Doe" currently
s playing q police sergeant In
Nine Lives Are Not Enough, ["
Newspaper comedy mystery IN
which Ronald Reagan and Joan
Perry have the top roles. The
picture IL the companion feature
81 the Blue Mous~ theater.
With the exception Of himself
his father and his son, Gleason
asserts. every male member OF the
family since the first Gleason
came over from County T1ppsrsry
has been = policeman.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-14
Counsel for Epps
Asks New Trials

New trials were asked by At
torney Harry -. Johnston Satur-
day in two cases tried this week
against Charles L. Epps and wife
on the grounds that inadequate
damages were granted by the Jury
to Lloyd Raymond Cooke and
Helen Glass. the plaintiffs whom
Johnston represented.
Cooke was granted $3.50 in an
action for $4,000 for the death of
his son in an automobile accident
blamed to beer served by the Epps
at their tavern near Edgewood;
Miss Glass was awarded $500 In
her suit for s5,431 for burns re-
ceived in the accident.
Johnston, in making the motion,
charged that the jury appeared
to have been under the influence
of passion or prejudice"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-14
Estate Of Nitrate
King Aids Farmers

LOS ANDES, Gillette late
Paseual Baburizza. humble Croat
immigrant who became king" of
the nitrate industry. has left
s7,O00,000 for the establishment Of
an agricultural foundation.
Baburizza, who amassed a
s20,000,000 fortune. said that his
legacy must be used to promote
the diffusion of the proper policy
TO be followed for the agricultural
exploitation of Chile in accordance
with true national interests"
The foundation will be open to
needy farm laborers, who will re-
ceive free education, clothing, food
and lodging, and a savings account
when they leave.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-14

Shown obovs are johr
Why're ord Betty Field who
With Harry Corey take ths
Ieod'no roles IN Shepherd Of
fhs Hills "
bio~si~si. reckless character th>s
hsndsnms. youn4 rvsr.sls fassses
ought 10 give hssss rssId y sssa
~ sammy Lane. TIE hslf-wttdA
sessbis little muuntsln ssri who
ceuld fight and love With the
fsrccity NJ wildcat Harry csvsy.
that vsssssn ~ . hundred pevfeel
screen eh.rssfsFssAs.cns 10 rne
nhsphsrd hlmsslf. snd Old Matt
~iii ~ seen enacted ~ James
nsrton. famnus - the ls~tsr
Lester ~ the us.sswsy stage play.
~rebssco Road
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-14
Navy Base Blast
Kills Six, Hurts Is

CONTINUED From Page one)
Of powder exploded Aug. II and
buried six men beneath tons OF
debris.
sitks Is on Baranoff island
southwest of Juneau and north
Of Queen Charlotte ISLANDS. The
base at Japonski Is MAJOR unit
Of the Alaska defense outposts.
An armed guard. reported miss
ing. detected the fire. He sum-
moned the fire truck, commanded
by Capt. Allen and manned by
two soldier aides.
When they arrived. the fire
had approached = small shed
housing dynamite caps ada
cent 10 the warehouse. Before
they could qucnch the blaze
with chemicals. the caps dis
charged. setting off the huge
stock Of explosive.
The blast demolished the fire
truck and killed its crew of three
outright. A marine and sailor
nearby were fatally injured and
the sixth was killed by rock.
nearly a foot in diameter. which
was hurled half mile 10 Fort
Ray on Charcoal island. The rock
struck him in the abdomen. crush
ing him.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-14
Anti Group
To Undergo Test
FORT rFu1S

tokf tENtS-sTaoama's Own
loSd An,i-tsnk battalion viii =.
surveyed BY the critical eyes Of X
Army Corps staff officers wednes.
cay and Thursday. IL was an.
nounoed Monday.
First the battalion will be seen
IN review. then A field inspection
followed by march into the taeti-
cal situation outlined beforehand
by iN Army Corps staff officers
Purpose Of the tests" is TO give
the Corps staff first hand informa.
tion on the state OF training in
zach unit of its command. Similar
tests will be given each Of the other
hsttalions Of the corps.
Goodwin in Command
Commander Of the iO3d is 1t.
Col Charles W. Goodwin Of Taco
ma. Most Of the hattalion's officers
and men hail from Tacoma. Cen
tralia and other western Washing
ton points.
During the two DAYS of tests"
the battalion will be subjected to
all possible methods of attack
tanks, cavalry. infantry, artillery
and air. How it behaves under
fire" will determine its efficiency
rating. Deficiencies noted will get
special attention in the battalion's
training program this winter.
Others 10 Get Tests
Other IN Corps units will be put
through proficiency tests as fol-
lows; LIST Squadron. 115th Cavalry.
Oct. 1928; I'd Squadron, 1l5th Cav |
airy, Oct. 24-25; LIST Battalion. |
205th Coast Artillery, Oct. 1928 /
"a; I'd Battalion, 205th Coast Artil- /
lery. Oct. 29-30: 56th Medical Bat
talon, Oct. 1880.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-14
Ted Flo Riio Due
AT Century Soon

Tel 20 Rite. VIE an hrirg
his sSkyiinsd Music Il the Cen.
iury ballroom on THURSDAY. Oct.
&. has something in common with
sihg Crosby and Al Jolson ersldes
the affection q Hollywood-they
are al race horse-ralsers.
red cuts his cake two WAYS fer
he claims that besides yielding
him profit frem their racing
alone. they have also inspired sonae
of the IS hit tunes ne has written
ir lonE and prolific career.
amoug them KING for = Day. :"
Laugh Clown Laugh an q
swinging Annie. Laurie Through
the Rye For Ted claims that
the excitement a watching his
own horses run-especiaiiy when
they win-puis him In the mood
for creating = song.
Three Of the horses in the
maestrois stable are named '-Ted's
Clover, Cross Sign" and To-
hscoo Road 'Ted's clovers"
most recent victory Was the
$40. 900 Stsrlit Stakes at the Holly
wood track. Hts sire was Bub-
hing over. Kentucky Derby
winner.
red's own ambition Is 10 win
the Kentucky Derby - and then
write a hit tune about n
So far his horses have paid him
= net profit Of. $4,000. they cost
him 5000 and have crossed MIN
$4,000. But he claims he does
Il Just because he loves horses.
axe Bing Crosby.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-14

Frances Farmer .tiIl uses the
daily dozen she learned At the
University Of Washington.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-14
Shepherd Of the Hills" 0pons
Today al the Beverly IheuisE
Horny Corey and John Wayne shmo
ssurrine Honors With Betty nelt

When Fres, east rresi story and great drvstrr -
assembled Ter motion picture IL snevabe that moV6l
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-14
| Army TO Learn
How 10 Rebuild
Muiilaied Bodies

DETR0if-Beaver Edwards q
sculptor. began teaching the army
today how to rebuild mutilsted
bodies Of soldiers.
Edwards has just returned from
Washington where he told the sur
geon general of the army that with
his latex plastic substance. ne
could restore the shell shattered
parts of soldiers. Edwards said he
rejected a commission as major.
but had been engaged as an army
technical consultant.
Il wouldn't have given my
secrets TO anyone else" he
said, but felt u was
citizens duty TO give them 20
the army
The sculptor has devised a rub
beroid plastic which. he said. defies
detection when used to simulate a
missing anatomical part
Trouble At Beginning
II had lot of trouble in the
beginning" Edwards said. Every
part had to be a different density,
flexibility and translucency. For
example, I had difficulty on the
first ear ever made in keeping
more light from shining through
1t than shone through the real
ear"
The problem of affixing the man.
made members also required much
Edwards solved II with a
special adhesive, which he said is
to the human system.
in finding a safe adhesive.
I made myself the guinea pig"
he said. Each night for
months, I went TO bed with a
third ear glued to my head TO
study the III effects II any"
Edwards plastic can replace an
entire face, he said. He even CLUES
nair on his artificial arms or legs.
His studio-made hands are cspab bic
If holding a pen or hand of
ards.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-14
son INSPIRES HIM

The artist responsible for much
Of the charm ~ notable little
Dumbo the elephant In Walt Dis
neys gay feature. ''Dumbo. 4"
gained most Of bis inspiration from
his own little 2-yesr-old son
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-14
DRUNKEN DRIVER FINED

Charles e. Johnson. Is, Of 6sth
Evacuation hospital. FIT Lewis,
pleaded guilty Saturday in police
court to drunken driving. Police
Judge w. A. Richmond fined him
$3.50 and costs, sentenced him to
30 days in pail, and revoked his
drivers Sc for one year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-20
Rev. Chester Speaks
Two Pedestrians
Injured by Autos

Two pedestrians were struck
down BY automobiles, one at 6:5I
p. m. Thursday and the other at
FPS a. m. Friday. police reported.
Neither was seriously injured, and
both were released to their homes
after first aid in local hospitals.
Bruised legs were suffered by
Mrs. Gladys DeBellis, 30, of GAS
Fawcett ave. She was struck
Thursday evening by car driven
by Lawrence Turco of 1902 So.
Grant ave. He told police he didn't
see Mrs. DeBellis. and that he was
unaware that he had hit anyone
until he heard some one scream
from the sidewalk.
She was taken to st. Joseph's
hospital in private car. Turco
followed the car TO the hospital
and waited there until arrival of
police. The accident occurred on
9th st. between Tacoma ave. and
C. AZ.
The second victim. Louis Nelson
81, Of 1919 No. 18th st, WAS struck
at Sixth ave. and Proctor st. Fri
day morning by car driven by
Mr.. Bradley, who took him to
Tacoma General hospital. The
elderly man received treatment
for bruises and Commissions.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-20
Small Businesses
N eed Protection

The Manufacturers Association
Of Washington Friday urged Sen
siors Homer T. Bone and Mon G.
Wsllgren To work for continuance
Of the senste's small business com
mittee.
We are advised that strong lob
bies are attempting 10 smother
this COMMITTEES for selfish reasons
the association said. An sppropri'
alton for its continuance 10 now
pending In the senate.
The vast ma orfty Of businesses
in this state are what are known ~
small businesses. stated officials
OF the Manufacturers association.
Their problem today ~ an en-
tremsly critical one--,o obtain suf-
ficient materials for essential civil.
ian needs. or sufficient defenss or
ders. To keep them in business.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-20
Methodist Church
Dinner on Friday

Outstanding social event Of the
year at First Methodist church Is
the all church family dinner ana
party. held this year AT $50 p. m.
Friday in the social hall Of the
church.
Christmas will be celebrated IN
the old fashioned way. with sn
impromptu program Of music and
recitations by the children present
Santa viii be there with candy for
the children. and everyone will join
In singing familiar Christmas
carols.
Dinner will he a winter picnic,
with guests bringing dinner and
table service for themselves. and
coffee, cream and sugar will he
furnished. Those on the commit
tee are Mrs. J. A. cowsn. Mrs
George Gilbert. Robert Y. Paine.
Lewis Jeklin, @. j. Wileen. p. N
snider and Hale Nimsn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-20

MAJ. Gen. David /. fsone. re-
tired, . Tseomsn and noted
speaker. will tell ~ his eervscs IN
the Philippines st the ehambsr NJ
commerce forum Monday noon In
the Hotel Winthrop.
The timely first-hssa account
Of background for current war In
the impsriied American posssssiou
will b. open 10 the public. Philip
Garland wllI preside.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-20
0riing Names
Defense Heads

oRTf>. Following series 81
special town council meetings the
past two weeks. oriing civilian de-
tense has been organized and ~ill
b directed hs the following PER-
sons:
Air raid ~srdsns. district I
west q Train ave. and north ef
railroad Arthur Kuhn. assisted
BY n. c Reiter. district 2. east Of
Train ave. and north Of railroad -
Dorvin Younker, assisted BY Bur
nett Thompson. district =. east Of
Train ave. and south Of r~ilroad -
Ed NcClsnnshan. assisted nv
Frank Ross and JAG willis: DIS
triet Z. west Of Train ave. and
south % railroad BILL Rent. as
sisted by y. L. Bolton and Alfred
Rolfe.
CITY defense council: Burt Coe.
Mrs. Msude Morrow and Burnett
Thompson.
Auxiliary utilities: Peter rangh.
Housing: Mrs. Esther Whitley.
Public information: Louis A.
Msgrini.
Demolition: claude Frsneni.
Charles coppedge.
Report. stu ar. not for,hcom.
ing concerning the welfare III
Robert spangler. Elvis Brown and
Claude Morrow former ortine
boys now In the :. s. navy on
duty in the Japanese war sone.
Pete Chairman, q son-in-lsw If
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Brown of
Orting. il reported safe at his
navy post.
Private C. w. Van scoyoc. IT,.
Is now stationed at Fort Lewis.
Following resignation Of n.
Lnceeum as sdIutant 81 Joseph
r.. Johnston post No. 1877. Amer
lean Legion Of ortins. X. l.. Sci
fert has assumed his duties.
A young orting couple Is TO he
wed Sunday In the orting Meth
odist church Immediately follow
ing morning worship service. Miss
Lucille Destrv and Gale n.
Weaver. who plan to make their
home in orting. will he married
by the Rev. L. c. Shultz. with
Miss Lorraine Deatry as brides
maid and William Jones I. best
man.
Leslie Stone, Orting banker. was
appointed this week To serve on a
Seattle enemy alien hearing board
following notification by the U. 8
attorney general.
The Orting Lions club turkey
shoot, for the benefit OF the COM
munity Christmas tree fund. viii
be held Sunday at the otterson
ranch. according to X. n. Tressng
chairman.
Spatter cards were placed on
sale this week with local stores.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-20
Recruiting Office Open
NIGHTLY Tor Guard

Acting First Sergeant v. l. Ray
ia IN charge Of . recruiting office
now open nightly st the Armory
for Washington state Guard.
Under orders from the governor.
the guard now 10 being expanded
from 1 800 10 1000 men through
out the state. II ~ believed about
$50 men soon viii be In training
here.
The recruiting office 10 open
from 7 10 . .. m. ~ hesdqlsrfers
Of the Rsgimentsl Service Com
pany near the 10th street entrances
TO the Armory.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-20

United Airlines stewsrdess vir-
ginis Collins was grounded st
McChord field Wednesday night
for life.
She was married 10 It. Theodore
Willhite Of q Mcchord field
bonn bar dment squadron. They met
last April when her nurses train
ing class at 81. Joseph's hospital
entertained McChord field fliers
at q dance.
She became a sievardess for
United Airlines. with headquarters
In Portland. about three months
ago. hut the romance has been
merrily continued between flights.
Deciding not 10 wait until the
end Of the war, they made up
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-20

will BE- presented Sunday after
noon at o'clock In the parish
hall. The feature will he play,
Even Unto Bethlehem" which
includes pantomime. songs and
recitstions.
Christmas day the service will
be at 2 a. m. when the choir under
the direction Of Mrs. Cecil Nc
clary will sing the cantata, The
Child Of Bethlehem" The young
people will hold their annual
candle light service earlier.
The play. CHRISTMAS Voice. -
will be presented by young people
Of the Church Of the Nszarene
1l15 r.. Main ave. Sunday even
ing at 7:3o in conjunction with
the annual Sunday school pro
gram. Albert Simmons. Sunday
school superintendent. assisted b,
Mrs. Herbert Furlie and Ed Ham
ilton. will be In charge. There
will also be q Christmas tree and
treat for the children.
Sunday afternoon the Nszsren'
church will present a program al
the Ladies of the G. A. r. homs
at ) O'Clock. Rev. Homer Pontiu,
OF Auburn will deliver the address
Mrs. George johnson Of 3i7 w
Main ave. will spend the week enc
with her son-in-lsw and daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray seibei Of Pori
Angeles.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-20
Engineers Local
Will Meet Friday

W r. westwood. president NJ
the Engineers local. No. siz. an
nounees a meeting ~ the local
Friday night at 730 O'Clock 81
the Labor temple. 18TH and Mar
kst sta The building trades and
heavy construction agreement viii
be discussed. Wsstwood said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-20
Wartime Rules Given
PUGET Sound Vessels

Coast guard headquarters FRI
day issued the following wartime
instructions To local shipping:
ANY vessel propelled by ma
chinery will Immediately stop
engines funless 80 doing will en-
danger the vessel. IN which case
engines will h. stopped as soon
a. prsctiesbisb upon receiving .
series Of flames by sesrchiight Or
blnker from Port Townsend or
from naval vessels operating IN
aide Of Cape Flsttsry."
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-20

Mems league Of the Salvation
Army Corps No. 2. iiit SO. i2th
st, 1. sponsoring q Swedish Christ
mas tree festival. Saturday eve
ming. with g. Dshlq'iist IS chair
man. There vill bs special music.
and Mrs. o. swsnstrom will 10 the
speaker. Refreshments viii 10
served
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-20
tool. Box STOLEN

". ". hslott NJ Dssungsr
Thursday complained 10 police a
box Of tools. which he valued AZ
SIS. was taken from has truck
parked In the alley in the rear OF
1928 50. g II.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-20
VACUUM CLEAsER TAKEN

Theft Of a vacuum cleaner from
his car at 10th St and South
Tacoma way was reported Ia po-
lice Thursday BY 5. .. Davidson
Of zlo7 50. Adams at
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-20

Ply IIIP - Advance nienf
awards and merit badges were
distributed n six members Of BOY
Scout troops Of Puysllup At a
court of honor held At the Metho-
dist church Thursday evening
under sponsorship Of the Puyallup
advancement committee.
Receiving honors we're Frank
kirch Of troop SIS: John Strenge.
S.: Bin Stoner. p6. and Kenneth
Granfield. IS. Advancements to
second class rating were given 10
Bill Stoner and Charles Wood
worth. both Of troop os. Scout
masters X. Wayne Hartman Of
orting and Albert Fmmel and
Frank Kich Of Puysllup. who have
recently completed courses under
Commissioner James L. Brown,
were presented with scout master
ship certificates.
Capt. Fred Griffiths presided az
Judge and was also speaker of the
evening. J. L. Brown. district
commissioner. spoke on the Scout
program in relation to city de-
Tense.
Rev. Chester Speaks
Members Of the kiwanis club
held their Christmas program at
Thursdays luncheon with Rev.
Joseph Chester OF the Methodist
church as the speaker. Others
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-20

Your postmaster can tell you
how 10 invest in u. 3. Defense
Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-20

Elmer Hypra. who ~as r~eensls
appointed rural defense warden by
Hah Gfsascn. county comma
ssoner. has called fcr . mas
meeting Ia he held Monday night
81 the Marion Grange hall vest
~ town. All residents In the dts
trict within . f,ve.mlis radius ~
Buckley are requested 10 attend
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-20

word Gas received THE week
from the navy department ~ Mr.,
and Mrs. verBon vesey that their
son. Vernon. SEAMAN first class
WAS wounded while In pursuit ~
his duty and defense 81 his coun-
try In the Japanese attack uper
u. \. fctves IN ths Pacific On Sun.
day. Dec. I. vessy. ~be viii nat
b. n until February. has be~1 IN
the navy for two years this month,
Ne ~ss IN patrol duty In the At
lantie for some time and more
recently was pstreIiinr In the pa
eifie with stops 81 Wake. Midway
and Pearl HHrbcr
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-20
Puyallup Scouts Advance
All Evening Program
Valley Clubs and Church Groups
Hold Christmas Celebrations

who gave short talks wers Col.
Leroy s. Mann and 1t Col Perry
O. Huff. Special music was q
group of Yuls selection. nv the
girls choir 81 the high school.
under the direction Of LOUIS
Owens
II was announced that on Dec.
10 a group Of members held an
inter-club meeting with the Los
Angeles group in the southern
city. The fuyallupites at the
session were Fred Crifnths. A. r.
Bsrtel. Fred pyfer. James Blair.
Alden Myers. Gus Gross. Floyd
Chase. Burr Gregory and Frank
Martin.
First aid clinics for the civilian
defense program which win cover
20 hours Of class work will begin
Tuesday evening in the council
room of the city hall. according TO
Or. Carl Scheyer. city health
officer and medical coordinstor for
the home defense unit.
c. +. Divine will act a. instrnc-
tor and states the instruction Is
open to all who wish 10 take mp
this part Of the defense program.
Preparing Baskets
Individual citizens and orgsnizs-
tons who wish To participate in
the traditional Christmas program
Of preparing baskets Of food for
unfortunate families OF the COM
munity are asked TO have their
contributions at the chamber Of
commerce rooms in the city hall
before p. m. Wednesday.
Distribution will begin at that
time under the direction of the
Puyallup Coordinating council. the
committee Of which is headed by
Miss c. P. Bigelow with Miss
Ruth Robertson. Mrs. Grace
Burke, Mrs. Ray Warren, Mrs.
c. NJ. Hamilton, Mrs. Adrian
Piquette. Mrs. Harry Fewins and
Mrs. F. A. Doering. assisting. Roy
Hodges will provide truck trans
portation and Boy Scouts will de-
liver the baskets. All forms Of
food except home canned vege-
tables and meat are acceptable,
IL is announced. disable toys may
also be included.
Approximately 1000 toys were
collected in the annual Christmas
toy drive sponsored by the Puy-
allup junior high school boys and
girls clubs under the direction OF
William Gasser of the faculty
Books. games. dolls. stuffed ami
mails and athletic equipment were
included in the variety of gifts
These will be repaired by the
students where necessary AND
then distributed To needy families
Christina. Program
The children's Christmas pro
gram at Peace Lutheran church
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-20
SPECIALS
IN CHRISTMAS
CONTAINERS

Many fine voivsbIs Chrrswss
containers. This yeer res. lib.
gemovs London Dock Pipe To-
beees Includes bsevsitsi A.
Gieu Humidos esd Tobseee.
500 o pound. You viii es'es
,hst fhs Hu~ido, alone IS worth
,ks s,,es OF both. This % surely
the iSeei chrissrss sir.
Also Complete Line OF
Domestic Bronds