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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-30
NORTHWEST DETROIT
SOCIAL AND BUSINESS ACTIVITIES
BY J. {. Bryant

Mrs. Geneva Scott and Mrs. Ethel
Seward. OF Columbus. Ohio. are
the guests OF Mrs. Julia Bussie, OF
Ohio street.
Mrs. Clara Colvin, OF Baltimore,
Md. is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clifton Staley, OF Glenlodge street.
Mrs. Mamie vanghns, OF South
Bend. Ind, is the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Pullman, of Birwood
street.
George Reed. OF Gary Ind. Is the
guest OF Mr. and Mrs. Robert Okee.
OF Griges street.
Mrs. Sarah Snyder. OF Albion.
Mich. was In the city last week. as
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G.
Smith. OF Ithaca street.
Mrs Irene patten. OF Chicago.
and Mrs. Laura Westbrook ana
daughter. OF Saginaw, were recent
visitors At the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. r. u. stewart, OF Parkside
street. The visitors have returned
home.
Mrs Callie Jordan and daughter.
Dolores, ~ Union Springs. Ala. are
The gu'sis ~ Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Allen ~ WeStsicw street.
Mrs. Mary Green. OF Bethlawn
street, wants her friends to know
elhai she Il going 10 spend a two
weeks VACATION with relatives and
flltnds IN Chicago. III.
ulnria Bailey. 81 Boston. and
Ruth urccn. OF Chicago. who have
been spending their summer yaca-
ton With their aunt. Mrs. Mary
Green, have returned home.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Shelton
~ Pittsburgh. Pa, are the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. william Rhodes, OF
Ohm street.
Mrs. Bell Benton. a teacher in one
81 the high schools OF Little Rock.
Ark.. was in the city last week A.
guest Of her brother and sister. Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. Jones, OF Kentucky
street.
Mrs. Eula ID. Randals. OF Phila-
delphia. Is the guest OF her uncle
and aunt Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Ste
phens. Of ST. Aubin street.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Pierce, OF Park
side street. who recently spent ten
days Nacalioning in the South. are
back home. They motored to Ashe-
vile, NC. Columbus, Ca. Mem
phis' Tenn. and other cities.
Mrs. Willie Austin. OF Mltcheldale
street. will spend fortnight visit
ing relatives and friends IN Chica-
20. She also plans to attend the
grand lodge meeting in New York
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis Rice. Of llenc
street spent two weeks In their old
home town, Macon. Ca After Wis
itine other southern cities, they
have rctuned home.
Tom Mason, prominent young
man OF Greenlawn street. visited
Kentucky n few weeks ago and re-
Gently returned with his wife the
former Miss Mary Martin. The
couple married Aug. I in Ohio.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-30
pom TIAC
BY 4. p. Harris

The ladies auxiliary OF the VIEW.
John G. Baynard Post 370l will
give an entertainment on Aug. 80
at the home OF Mrs. Adlishia Will
liams. 81 Bagley street. a basket
OF groceries will be given away 10
the one who holds the lucky num-
Ter.
Miss Cridcr of Bloomfield and her
friend. Miss Christine McHaney of
Highland left for Chicago Aug. 20
and will return Labor Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Fowler Of
Warner street were hosts to the
Pals OF Pleasure club on Aug. l6.
Bridge and whist featured the eve
ming. A lovely two-course lunch
con was served by the hostess.
The Royal Blue Cadet club celc-
brated the birthdays Of Mrs. Sarah
Ford and John Gays with a party
recently at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ford on Gillespie street. The
guests were Mrs. Muskoyally. Mr..
and Mrs. Virgil sullivan. Mcsdames
Alexander. Albert Officer. Corine
Tinns. Ala Scruges. James Flem-
ing. MIR. and Mrs. VIM Blackburn.
Mr.. and Mrs Norman Joseph
Messrs. George Atkins. Andrew Bos-
tic. John Gay. Misses Rosa Lee
Hunt, Mary Bostic and Mossrs Fe-
Xix Guswell and John Cowley of
Detroit.
The officers are Mrs g. L. Elem
ming. president: Mrs. Joseph, vice
president Mrs Il. L. White. Sec
rotary: Mrs. Viola Johnson, treas
urer and Mrs. John Gay. John
Bland. $. Bostic. George Atkins are
on the Entertainment committee.
Maggie Hall Is critic.
Miss Marguerite McLcmore OF
Dayton has been visiting her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Black
burn OF % Gillespie street. She was
highly entertained during her stay
and has returned 10 her home
Miss Wardell chatham of Lake
has return from Cincinnati where
she has been vacatioining.
Mrs. Broyles Is conyalescent aft
err several months illness.
The Rev. II. +. Carr. pastor OF
Newman AME and +. p. Harris are
attending the annual conference in
Jackson
The Rev. Robert Hoover and Mrs
Hoover and Mrs. Spann have re-
turned from Nashville.
The Baptist ministers are ar
ranging To 80 10 tho National con-
vention in Cleveland Sept. 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Saltcr Of Lull
street are visiting their daughter.
Viola. who is now Mrs. Reginald
A. Phillips of New York City.
Mrs. Luclla Fowler continues III
as does Mrs Mittic Wcakley on
Elizabeth street.
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ALBION news
nv ALICE CANT

Mrs. Georgia Brown Naomi
Harri; and Joan Moo, ,head are
vacaiionine in Calhoun Alabama.
Mrs ldoll Williams and dau.
sh'ef Minnie Ice G'clgii Mac
Fisher O'ha Csrwell re visiting
IN Jefersonvllle. Geoi gia.
Miss Juaniia Simmon Is guest
~ lrr aunt and family. Mrs Mau1e
ii7ni'tor in Niles. Mich gar.
Mrs Fred Smith 81. AMI DAD
f1trs Doroih, and Virginia arr
visiting relatives in Mics
MISS Marie Pearson Of Albion Is
guest ~ Miss Eleanor Nash in
River Rouge Michigan
Theima Rowens has returned
home from Detroit after spend
lnr several weeks there with rela-
fiyps
Mrs Peter Brown and daughters.
Estello and Anne have returned 10
Buffalo. y Y after spending
month Albion aa the homeof Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Srowden.
Mildred and Vayre Union spent
week In Detroit with thier bro
thor and sistor-in-law Mr.. and
Mrs Ciarenra Union.
Clarence CLARK hae heen sent
from the Fort custer ~ Fort Fran
els f. Wyoming
Rem Cleveland ~ Fort Custer
-pent tho Weekend IN Albion.
Leon Cant has been awarded a
scholarship 10 Xavier university
this cominE school year.
Ruth Elaine Holland had her
seventh borthdav Wednesday with
eight az her friends as guest al
her party
Mr and Mrs Lewis and children.
and Tommic Foster were guest or
Mr. and Mrs Alexandrine Robert
son In Detroit
NJ. and Mrs GeQrgc Cooper OF
Cincinnati Ohio were guest Of
Nr.. and Mrs Richard Wcatherford.
Mrs Cooper OK Richard Weather
fordS siSter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-30

Mrs NJ. j. Orr, of Birmingham.
Ala, is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Glenn, OF Ithaca street.
Mrs. Leona Hill. OF Birmingham.
Ala. and Mrs. l.. Thomas, Of ST.
Louis, Mo. are guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Ike Mason. OF Glenlodge
street. A banquet was given last
Saturday evening in their honor.
Covers were laid for 81 couples.
Elder G. W. Dorah. Of Decatur.
H.. was the guest speaker last
Sunday evening at the Church of
God on Wisconsin street. His sub
ject was; "Who Carcs?"
Mrs. Rosa Lee Prescott. president
Of the Millionaires club. asks all
members TO prepare for banquet
The second week In September
Photo and table expenses will cost
something around fifty dollars.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-30
Inkster lettings
BY Mrs. EugenIa 0'Bannon

Mr.. and Mrs. John Lowery OF 1854
Alfred street had as their weekend
guests two nieces from Detroit.
Miss Barbara May Lowery and
Miss Dolores Ann Lowery. Mrs.
Lowery gave lawn party at which
delicious refreshments were served.
Little Misses Mary and Ophelia
Martin OF st. Paul Baptist In Pitts.
hurgh are visiting their aunt and
uncle. Mr.. and Mrs. Butler, OF 4i53
Burton street.
Sanford Crayton and his brother.
Robert from Cleveland spent the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Wells and family. They had lun-
cheou az Inkster Park SUNDAY The
hosts were Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell
Thomas and Mr. and Mrs. Earl
wells and families.
Mrs. William McNair OF Harrison
was hostess TO birthday hreSkfast
for her sister. Mrs. Alberta Ed
mond o. Ecorse. Mich. Sunday
Among other guests were: Nr and
Mrs. Arthur MCLEAN. Mrs Wade.
Mrs Lawrence. VI. Edmond. c. +.
Dawson and William Dawson and
father
William McNair was surprised by
visit from his father A. McNair.
ot Birmingham. Ala. and his sis
ter. Mrs. c. c. Coles and family %
Detroit.
Mrs. Jessie Lee Sinclair OF Alfred
street is in the Sumhy hospital
Nurse Gives supplies
Have you ever had illness IA
your home and needed extra sheets.
a bedpan. basin ice cap. or other
sick room supplies?
II you should need any OF these
call Mrs A. Greene. our Inksier
visiting nurse AZ Oregon leec.
The Inkster I.ay committee Of
the Visiting Nurse association has
established . loan cabinet al the
Ford Commissary. supplies may PC
called To- on Monday ihroush Fri
day from ~ an 20 pm. When
you have finished with The articles
return 'hfw ai once 50 thar others
may use them.
II you have SICK room supplies
that you no longer need We would
appreciate having ihem donated ~
our cabinet for community use
The Rev w Dogcias pastor
spoke from Luke PISS ~Ye are
Witnesses of these thirSs The T.
congregation viii motor 20 Npsi-
lan'i Thursday evenin- 20 worship Z
AZ Tho Baptist church ~ whieh ihe (
Rev G7rihcr Robertson IS pastor
T. will hethe eighth anniversary OF +
the YpsilanN church
Sccond Baptist
The pastor he Rev. o p Jones
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-30

delivered a masterful sermon on
"A Good Soldier for Jesus Christ"
In the afternoon the ST. James
Baptist church OF Detroit Was guest
OF the BYPU. The Rev Mr.. Bar
nett delivered a powerful sermon.
Su ,ject. what the Cross Teaches
lis" Heb. i2l-2 Many interesting
facts were impaired. The chorus
rendered very beautiful music.
In the evening the former pastor
of the Second Baptist church. the
Rev. W Wootcn. Of Indianapolis.
delivered very interesting sermon
which was enjoyed nv all.
The members were happy 20 well
come Mr.. and Mrs Dock Emerson
hack after a few days visit in Ten
ncsScc.
Miss Christine whitner is church
repOrtcr
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-30
Cummings Guest

Mrs. Rosa Hughes and daughter.
Mrs. Jhanita Stockell, OF Louis
vile, Ky. were houseguests OF
Mrs. Hughes sister. Mrs. Ora Cum
mings. 1860 wilkins street this
week. Mrs. Stockell rcturntd home
sunday night. and Mrs. Hughes
left Thursday for Toledo. where
she will spend four days with a
niece. Mrs. Billie Chapman. before
returning here to spend few
more daye
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-30
NAACP GIVES DANCE FOR GENE

The Scholarship Youth Commit
tee. OF the Detroit Branch OF the
NAACP entertained several guests
ct the Women's Federation Building
Friday evening with Farewell
Party In honor of Eugene Hall.
president Of the Detroit NAACP
Youth Councils.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-30

Mrs Emma Griff. OF 20O5S Rose
lawn street. is reported resting
nicely 1T Receiving hospital. She
is on the first floor in Room 4.
Fletcher Forman. OF Griggs street
also Cleveland Johnnie Anderson.
OF kentucky street. will spend their
vacation with relatives and friends
in Dcs Moincs. Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Downs, OF 20145
Washhurn street, invite their
friends 10 attend tho Bible discus
sion meetings on Tuesday evenings
at o'clock.
Fred Roney and family. OF Nit
cheldalc street. who have been Wis
iting relatives and friends in South
Carolina. have returned home.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-30

Ocie Washington. Ernestlne Golden
Bill Lockwood. Ida Pettlford. Paris
Wychez. Charles and Winlfred Har-
ris, Cleo Gee. Ray Bundy, Matte
Wright. Ambroe Agee, John Head
en-. Eloise Ford, OF Beaumont. Tex.
Kathleen Carter, OF Cleveland. Ohio.
Nesbitt Patton. Lottle Grant. Mar
CARTE Windrow, Lillian Stephens,
and several others.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-30

The most modern method that
completely removes I'll roots from
sewers End Rrensc from kliehcn
sinh Il Cutting knlies - ABC
'gisctrlc Sewer Cleaners. Temple
l.s1fs.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-30
NnTHING nnMN

Lo' MxIs0 near Wyoming on
Pembroke South ~ Smile Road.
Nothing down. Easy monthly pay.
menis. calI Evenings, TO. 5-9e5a.
Private owner.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-30

someone 10 share Eve nice rooms
with middle aged couple nj ga
Over. Mr. Lane.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-30

REAL ESTATE
I'D like to he your salesman"
J. A. Blshaw. tyler 5000. i3s
South MorrelI.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-30
These Are Then

-These Are They Is a feature for Detrousrs ..
roiters. Among are humble citizens, Do
handicapped persons workers for and HUMANITY,
examples OF patience and endurance Each weel IT, a
bune will feature this Ii You know Of such persons d
line 10. The Tribune Feature Editor pa
We proud TO present this third story that Of Mrs -
Henderson, s5-yearcld head Of a fve.gensraop smn
whose thrilling accounts Of slavery days are worth ,h
She stands between two generations, faith and hee IN c
BY SAMUEL p. BILLS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-30
WANTED

Insurance Man Excellent PROPOSE.
ton for right man. write stating
qualifications. Detroit Mutual In.
surnnc' Coz 1850 Commonwealth
avenue. Detroit.
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CLASSIFIED

Nicely furnished room for quiet
couple In Christian home; home
prliileges. 1884 MelrOse Avenue.
near Clay.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-30
Is Adored BY Family

Mother Henderson Is able get up and down th %
much as she would like these daughters are
her great uns' her: nothing A
husbands death they took her freed from the
drudgery OF he South.
Mother Henderson Of those few saned ind"a mt
see these days Their number growing smaller day !" %
their lie Is such inspiration that could sit at their nat
day and listen to their stories For ALL II was IN her
the Negro began to light Henderson Is HIM hone
ignorance and enlightenment When left expe'e "a M
That Mrs Henderson will continue record OF longevity a
oOyear mark These They dedicated her beca" M
through period Of darkness stands example
can be done 70 there Is faith In God
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The pastor ihS Rev o. p Jones.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-26
Air Paris Plant
Strike Is Ended

INGLEwOOD, Cal-The strike
Of $50 workers at the Harvill Die
Casting plant ended officially
Monday afternoon when members
Of the Die Casters union (CIO)
unanimously approved terms of n
settlement reached by union, COM
pany and federal officials.
The vote was taken verbally.
The vote, take ut the Ingle-
Wood CLIO headquarters. end
ed the Today strike and q
possible tieup Of several Paci-
fic coast airplane factories
which depend upon the Har-
viii company for castings.
The settlement grants wage in
creases of from 5 10 20 cents for
al workers, provides one weeks
vacation with pay for employees
Of one years service and recog-
nizes one union steward for each
40 employees.
Closed shop recognition was not
granted by the company.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-26
Eastwood Directed to Pay
Sl65 Due to Car S DAMAGE

Calculated to end a long drawn
out controversy between Safety
Commissioner Eastwood and the
Titus Motor Co., the board of con-
tracts and awards Tuesday took
action directing and authorizing
Eastwood to pay the Titus Co. s165
additional for an old traded-in
police prowl car, wrecked by city
officers before Titus had taken
possession.
The Titus company, In common
with other motor car dealers. sub
mitted bids on five new prowl cars
for the police department. and like
other bidders made spprsisals OF
the old equipment which bidders
were to take in part payment on
new equipment
On an old Studehaker, listed as
No. i trade-in. Titus offered $3.50.
At the time he delivered five new
Fords 10 the department (Feb.
la. the old Studebaker Was lying,
a crushed and battered wreck,
under the city viaduct-
Titus baked at accepting the
wreck as the No. l car which he
had offered TO accept Al the value
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-26
3 Transformers
Ordered by City

Contract for furnishing three
u .Oo0-KVA transformers for the
tideflats substation OF city light
department was awarded Tuesday
by the board OF contracts and
awards to General Electric Co., on
a bid OF s53,53s.
This was slightly higher than
the Westins house bid. but the Gen.
eral Electric company's delivery
date was more advantageous. the
department concluded. On prac-
tically all light and power equip
ment now being purchased for re-
modelling OF the city's distribution
facilities, the delivery time element
is receiving special emphasis.
At the same meeting the board
rejected the single bid received for
installing water mains in L. !. d.
No. 507s, SO. Adams st, from 18th
10 23d ats. The lone bidder was
Psine-Gallucci, Inc, and the price,
S1o.se7. exceeded the engineers
estimates by more than $4,000.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-26
1I34MS9 853fI
Shuttle Slotted for City Ship Agencies:
Three Firms to Moke Chonges on April

Effective April /, one local
shipping company will close
its offices, and another firm
will be created, it was dis
closed Tuesday.
Concurrent with the other
changes, the American Mail Line
will open its own offices in Taco
ma, II was announced by A. r.
LAntner, vice president and general
manager Of the line.
J. l. Moore. president OF the
J. l. Moore Shipping Co. at the
first Of the month will iiquidste
his firm and become agent for
A. M. L. with offices In the same
location in the Washington build
ing.
The Moore Co. has heretofore
handled accounts OF the Coastwise
Line and Alaska Steamship Co.
in addition 10 the American Mail
Line.
Meanwhile. creation of the
Ocean Shipping Co. with head
quarters in the Washington build
ing. was announced by Phil r
Gruger. The new concern will
handle general traffic affairs of
the Coastwise Line.
Gruger has been associated with
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-26
PORT CALENDAR

N $3.50. Eastwood refused TO make
any allowance. He and Titus ex-
changed letters and discussions for
q month before Titus finally ap-
pealed directly to the board.
The board referred the letter to
Eastwood for reply. Eastwood's
reply was that he had no authority
TO make any allowance, that ne
felt a legal question was involved
and that the advice of the corpora
ton counsel should be obtained.
The boards action Tuesday WAS
on the basis that no legal question
was involved. only one of right,
and directed Eastwood to draw a
claim for the difference between
the original Titus offer OF $3.50
to the board and the sls5 cash he
obtained for the wreck as is"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-26
Army Orders

WASHINGTON-The war depart
ment has issued the following orders
Brig. Gen. Henry B Clagett. Sell
fridee Field, TO Philippine dept.
Lieut.. Col. Louis W. Eggers, Inf.
kans. Pa. to Camp Bowie.
Majors James @. Horne. Inf. Port
Smelling. TO Washington. Robert N.
Ailott. M C., Selfridge Field. To
Jackson. Miss: Stuart A. Cameron.
NJ C. ChAnute Field, TO Augusta.
Ga: Walter p. Heine, M. C.. Lowry
Feld to Fresno: Charles Waldo
Lockwood, Inf. res. Laguna Beach.
10 duty. Fort Benning
Capts. Walter d. Golden. NJ. C.
Port Smelling. 10 Scott Field. Charles
L. Sands, =. A. Port Brass, to Fort
sill: Howard HaZlett. r. A. Fort
BrAsg. TO Fort Sill; Frank II sk.lly,
r. A. Fort Brass. TO Fort Sill; Paul
l. frehurger, y. A. Selfridge Field. TO
Fort Wayne: Prank ". Dvorak. Inf.
Selfridse Field. 10 Fort Wayne:
lalbuen S. Greenwood. M. C. Port
Des Molnes. 10 Philippine dept. ire
yokeo); Donald Claude Malcolm. NJ
C.. res. Chicago. TO New Orleans.
Lawrence Reid Custer. NJ C. res
San Francisco. TO duty. Santa Bar
bsra; David William Fey. NJ. C. res.
Peoria. 70 duty. ChAnute Field:
George Doris Dorroh. j A. C D.
res. Lexington, 70 duty, Washington
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-26

.Gi;censes

Marriage heens. applications
have been fled vith ire Pierce
county auditor BY George W.
Trusty. 70. Bsrnsdes. KY. and
Annie ". Ash. -. Mslsd. Idaho;
Don Koon Chin. IS. and Isabelle
Lee. 20. both Of San Francisco;
Robert Lyons. IS. s32 Valley ave.
SUMNER. and Frances cIshmsn.
20. Gen. Del. Sumner: John W
Sohs, 20. ga No. J. and Margaret
p. Martin. %. 320e No 18th;
Stanley Harm Krase. %. Column
bus. Neb-. and Mabel Mary Os-
trander. 10. Bellwood. Neb.: Or
vile ". Moore. 2s. Fort Lewis.
and Alta II. Neavt, IS. Eaton
VILE; Dan A. Sarusal. 80, and
Jennie Garcia, a, both Of Seat
tie: Ruben Charles Swift. SO,
1147i1 SO. Tacoma ave, and
orphia Grace Olsen, %, Riverside,
Calf; Harry w. Diseth, SIS, Route
;. Box ass. Tacoma, and Hazel
Viola Clifford. 81. Seattle; Colt A.
Evenson, 20. ITO Fsweett. and
Leons NJ. Jelden. 81, Columbus.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-26
TX Corps Offices
Moved at Fort Lewis

FORT LEWIS-It was moving
day here Tuesday for the head
quarters offices OF the IX Corps.
The IN Corps. which has charge
of all non-divisionsl troops al
Fort Lewis and Camp Murray,
spent the entire day in moving its
desks and personal belongings
from the large brick headquarters
building. which II has shared with
the Sd Division. into a brand new.
one-story, white-psinted building
of its own about two blocks south.
All TX Corps staff officers. in
GLIDING Maj. Gen. Kenyon A.
Joyce. commander. will be found in
the new headquarters building
hereafter.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-26
H Z r ELS MORE ABOUT
Cushman Hospital

lition Of present antiquated frame
buildings.
rreprof Brick
The new hospital building will
be . six-story structure Of fire.
proof brick and tile over rein
forced concrete; Il will be Ss+
feet by IS feet. having q four-story
rear wing 20 by IS feet.
The nurses quarters are to Be In
q thrss-story building of similar
construction. AL by - feet with
two wings approximately 81 by
20 feet. Attendants' quarters will
BE- in . two-story building of the
same material. ~ by 81 feet with
q ons-story wing ~ by Is feet.
The. laundry and shops viii Be
housed In q two-story building Of
brick and tile over structural steel.
approximately se by IS feet with
two end wings and 4 one-story
front wing.
Residences and other miscel-
laneous structures will also be OF
similar permanent fireproof fabri-
cation
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-26
PRISONER COLI.APSES

Suddenly collapsing as he stood
before Judge W. A. Richmond on
charge Of drunkenness. Pay
Bradley provided police court with
furry Of excitement Tuesday
morning.
Bradley eemed to lose con-
sciousness and first fell on the
desk OF Constable Sasher. then
slumped 10 the floor. A policeman
with streteher removed him
from the court room Other prs
oners said Bradley told them he
was struck by a car Monday eve
ming.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-26

the J. L Moore Shipping Co. for
the past year and for the previous
ii years WAS 4 representative of
the Mccormick Steamship Co.
here
Simultaneous moves were hailed
locally as Indicative OF the gener-
ally intensified shipping industry
and its attendant need for individ-
ualized shoreside services.
The Coastwise Line operates a
fleet Of six carriers in the general
cossting trade between Puget
Sound. Columbia river and Cali
fornia ports.
The American Mail Line pres
emily has q fleet OF six units en-
gagged on the trans-Pacifie route
out of Northwest ports, and has
enjoyed recent prominence because
Of replacement tonnage, of which
the new Tacoms-built motorship
Cape Alsva 10 the first unit
PORT CALENDAR
Vessels in Port: James Griffiths,
Hooker; Kailua, Port piers; Stand
ard Service. Standard Oil.
Vessels Due: Tuesday. p. m,
L. p. st. Clair. Union OIL We'd
nesday. kookaburra, st. Regis;
]. J. Coney, Maxwell.