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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-13
Autos Defeat
Yelm, 50 to Is
Fast PloY Morks
City Loop Comes

The Autos team beat Yelm. IS
10 Is. in the first game Of last
nights City league basketball play
at the Lincoln gym.
Lakewood lost 10 the Gasmen In
the second game. p to %. in an
overtime clash. In the o'clock
game. chairmen handed the Ship
yards a 20 to 20 defeat.
Yelm held the Autos in the first
half TO nine points. while they
scored seven points. but in the
last half the Autos ran up 20
points 10 Veins IL.
The Gasmen, In first place.
had great battle In down
ing the last place Lakewoods
In overtime. The score was
tied at IL all. at the end Of
the fourth quarter.
The Shipyards started with a
rush and held TO 2 lead In the
first few minutes. only TO have
the Chairmen come right back
and lead II to 10 at the halftime.
The second half was anybody's
game with the lead changing
hands almost every time a basket
was scored.
Vein usl (asl Autos
Eide % ........F.. 80 r. Loekhsrt
LYONS .....s.... 49, Davie
Rasmussen "a G.. ~ Brebner
p. Herness ~ c.. loD Angelina
Subs: Yelm-Jolly "a. Demich. z
HerneSs a.. Autos - d. Lockhart
t2).
Gasmen f23D f22) Lakewood
Kent 10 .......F IA Kirkpatrick
Blades ca ......F .......s.. Ellis
Mckay u3 ....C..... (el Staples
Bronson .......G... G Kasemeier
Hutton ID "a. 1ol Lennon
Subs: Lake wood-Salveson Werner
Chairmen (esD t20) shipyard
O'Brien d2 ...F. 10 C Herness
Nash go .......F. 81 Hallin
McKinnen t2) Co.. "a willis
Huegel "a .....G.... % Hurney
Peluso .........G .... "a Spurgeon
Subs: Shipyard-Klein ID, Uhl.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-13
Crisler's Plays Kick Back on Him

ANN ARBOR. MchIn of the 20-20
and Ohio State Fritz Cer believes the
should be football Paul Brown
making his Ohio
efn' where Crisler and Lynn Waldorf instrueng
AT dawn almost Coach Criser Brown
ants were IN the with notebooks
eded To give them among other things
gan without success The Ohio State bunch
You can imagine how felt when Brown
to Ann Arbor and really made
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-13
Fife riumphs
Over Cardinals

FIFE - Fife Trojans opened
their Pierce County league basket
ball season here last night with a
44-23 triumph over Orting Card
inals. Frank Dreyer chucked in
20 points for the Trojsns.
Manuel Mello's is points led Fife
reserves to 54-10 victory over
Ortinp seconds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-13
Walker, Van Camp Families
Will Benefit by Contest
Death and Injury of Stor Players Is
Cause: YMBC Sponsoring This Tilt
BY ELLIOTT METCALF
Sports Editor. The Times

The FIRST basketball the Tscoms
uled for Tuesday night at o'clock Exposition
The involves College
State
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-13

SEATTLE-Renton Indians fell
before Seattle Prep Painters. Az
81. here last night in Renton $
first game Of the season and Sc
attic Props fourth win in a row.
Seattle Prep reserves won. 26-i2.
seattle Prep Gei fsil Renton
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-13
Bowl Briefs
TUSCALOOSA.

TUSCALOOSA. Ala. = Ala
bama's Crimson Tide will leave
Tuscaloosa on Sunday. Dec. rs. for
Dallas. Tex. planning to arrive
there in time for a workout Mon
day afternoon. A strenuous three
weeks practice schedule will be-
gin next Monday in preparation
for the Cotton bowl game. Coach
Frank Thomas said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-13

On Me .lan, :!

Win ELlIorT MErcALF

Hank Creenberg Patriotic
Big Hank Greenberg says he's going back to the United
State army.
The famed Detroit Tiger outfeder was drafted some
months ago. leaving $4,000 job for Of Uncle Sans SCI
. month positions.
Only days discharged pas,
.ne.ky and
vicious attack and that Hitler and and
deiuded hussoini have declared Hank
I'm back voluntarily Were trouble
sniy one thing to do go back into service
No American ever spoke more patriotic words
anything
.dded upon Inc sams hm.ef
He American patriot all
youns Of land
This country Is slow when fighting fury
aroused its concerted sk and spirit and seniu, action
represents unconquerable force.
America mighty America Is has
forced to march again . to victory
Jim Rodonich. the Steady -.
Jim Radonich star local bowler. Is like oil Man Rvah
he jes keeps rolin' along.
The little blaceyed Old Town resident has been run-
ding since the first flea sank his hooks in the first Fdo.
seems
been steady performer both BY presence on the alleys and ability
Last week end his team entered the first tourney
alleys seattle, : " - '''
money. sea,t.
IS did that But Radonich
Mighty every pin puhsr competition
He whaeksd down 100 like this ass a2o ass
year few any better bower in ,hl. WIDE
No Argument Here. Old Timer -.
Grandview, Wash.
Dear Met:
beg 10 differ with the Sports Parade article Of Dec 3.
Ben Jones born and raised Parne Mo- where
his half mile bull ring and breeding farm and think
aged by his Jim. now
Besides Capt Seth he also raced pretty called Second
Thought He also raised Delants
handicap horses but in the white coors the
Jones
Ben Allen A, 8 everybody called
him since he Gypsy cheap such
Lemon Girl Bill Thompson Top Note
fosl by Lemon Girl by Bonnie Joe others
seen him lose his temper lots Of times but it's bluff
Yours Respectfully r. H. RICHARDS
flesh with old timers who
author Of that article He's probably young
Heb, Heb! NJ
LETTER WRITER'S: Sign your letters make your
Identity snon please. No critic sA0Hf hide behind
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-13

81. Stratton. Mizukami. Orting -
Hartman ca.
Your postmaster can tell you
how to invest in U. S. Defense
Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-13

DURHAM. n. Coach Wal
lace Wade gave his Duke football
team a thorough inspection on
both offense and defense as the
eastern sesbosrd standard bearers
in the Rose bowl pushed training
for the Oregon State Beavers
There was 80 minute black
board talk. followed by defensive
drills against Oregon State for
nations and an offensive scrim-
mage with the first team running
against reserves.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-13

ATHENS. Ga. Two Georgia
regulars are definitely out of the
Orange bowl tilt with Texas Chris
tisn university-Cspt Hayward
Allen, with broken arm, and
Dick McPhee, with appendicitis.
Trainer Fitz Lutz said Van Davis
and Clyde Ehrhardt. end and
center. will be back TO resume
practice Monday. They have been
out with knee injuries.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24

HOLLYWOOD. April 24.-Beau-
tiful, blond Bunny Hartley, %.
movie starlet. whose hectic life
with her former husband, James
Barry F'eeley, sometimes led her
into New York and Washington
police courts, attempted TO kill
herself in her Beverly Hills apart
ment after writing an Il love you"
note TO Feeley, police reported
today.
The former model, who once was
told by New York judge that she
needed "a good old-faShioned
strapping was found unconscious
on the floor of her Beverly Hills
apartment by police. sent there
by mysterious long distance call
from Richmond. Va. Police said
she had taken an overdose OF
sleeping tablets.
The mother OF a small son.
Barry, the starlet had penned
three farewell notes. one 10 Feeley.
one to her mother and a third TO
a man whom she asSertedly owed
a debt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
I'd Man Innocent
In 1926 Killing

After one hour and 10 minutes
of deliberation, a jury of nine men
and three women in Recorders
Judge Arthur +. Gordon's court
found Peter Maniaci not guilty of
the murder of Mike Vuniab.
Maniaci is the second defendant
TO be found not guilty of the
Vunjab Staying, Dec. -, 1926.
He was returned here recently
from Pittsburgh. where he served
six and one-half years for bank
robbery. He was one Of four
charged in the Vunjab death.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
Catholic Central
Band in Revue

Catholic Centrals 55-piece band
will he featured in The 1871
Spring Revue" TO be presented
at the Catholic Central Audi
forum, John r. and Belmont
avenues. Sunday evening. The
band will be under the direction
of John E. Martini, with Wilbur
Davis. drum major.
Val Glare, radio commentator,
will be master of ceremonies and
the program will include Shirley
and Bud Noetzel, acrobatic dane
ers; Jean Grace Ziehr, ballet
dancer; Doris Balde and Dolores
De Lucca. tap dancers; Billy
Scruggs. soprano soloist. and Rita
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
Tailor SwindIed
0fLifeSdvings

Two confidence men who
swindled a 62-year-old tailor of his
life savings of $500 on a fake
charity scheme were sought today
by detectives of the special inves-
tigation squad.
The victim. Samuel Farbman of
1901 Pennington drive. told Off
GERS he was standing in front of
his shop at 9544 Joseph Campau
avenue. Hamtramck. when a man
approached him for directions to a
stone works.
Farbman said they were joined
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
Bedding Department

us Cotton jacquard Spreads ;1st,, ends. .1.5s
rs Spreads, Grapes. Chair Covers; pr, ga. l 20
300 Rayon Satin Spreads; full twin 2.45
$50 Chenille Spreads; full twin. 245 to 5.45
365 Single Blankets; 72x64; seconds. ga. / 90
$50 Single Blankets; 1880, -2xS4; ends 2.45
100 Single Blankets; sOx90 in; ends; ga. 3.45
rs Blankets; 70x6O, 72xS4 ends, AS and 4 60
$50 Fancy Cases; 42x36 inches ..... each 2ec
II 500 yds. Brown Muslin; short length, .yd. Toe
Soiled Sheets, Cases, Mattress Pads Reduced
Remnants Of Sheeting, Tubing, Ticking, Muslin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
Slow Torture
SiaUed OUer Hot Stoue,
But Dinners Got Cold

A new way TO torture a wife
was listed by Mrs. Clara Best, Of
1888 East Vernon highway, in
testimony in her divorce suit
against her husband. Cecil.
He had a habit of telephoning
her. she said, saying that he would
be home for dinner in 20 minutes.
She was hustle the dinner along
and have everything ready. and
then he would fail to show up for
a day or two.
Judge Guy A. Miller considered
this as evidence that Best was
guilty of extreme cruelty and she
was granted the divorce.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
DETROIT EVENING TINES tpHoNE CHERRY $500

by a third man who attempted to
give the directions when the first
man offered to let them in on a
plan whereby each would profit
by $1,000, by helping him dis
tribute $4,000 to charitable or
CARNATIONS" The third man left
and returned shortly with a
bundle of bills which he said
totaled $1,000, las a guarantee of
his honesty"
p Farbman was asked for a like
guarantee and the three went TO
his bank downtown, where he
withdrew the money. He said he
gave il to the first man, who said
all three would meet later at
Farbman's shop.
When they did not appear,
Farbman went to police.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
Lamps, Mirrors, Pictures

81 Floor Lamp Bases; damaged. ...l.S9 to $50
II Occasional Chairs; .oiIed covers .......5.S9
IS Novelty Tables; damaged 49,. l.S9 to 3.S9
So Imitation Crystal Table Lamp Bases. soc
so Indirect 'Adsptor Ceiling Fixtures 49,. soc
81 Pin-up Lamps; with Shades ...........SS c
10 Five-Drswer Chests; 17xl0x35. ...2.s9
90 Metal Smokers; fumeless tray......... 79c
30 Metal Typewriter Tables; 2 leaves. 1889
Table of Soiled Lamp Shades. Reduced
Table of Soied Table Lamps e.. Reduced
Table OF Mirrors Pictures; damaged Reduced
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24

Whelan and Norma Jean Spiers,
songs and dances. Miss Eileen
Creedon of the Detroit Conserva-
tory Of Music will be the accom-
PIANIST.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
Curtains and Blinds

$50 Fibre Venetian Blinds; 4 widths -. soc
1853 Odd Wood Blinds; seconds lea. 100
800 Tapestry Pieces; 24x24 inches ...... 34c
567 Odd Curtains, Panels ..... Toe to las
IS prs. Novelty Curtains; 40x2lz -. pr. 79c
147 prs. Pastel Priscillas; 45x2la 49,. pr. 79c
liz Cottage Sets; ak pieces. .....' set 79e
80 prs Florentine Curtains;
81 yds. Is in. .............p pr. zee
694 Rayon Panels; 81. 44-nch ...... ga. soc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24

For the Inside News" of
Washington, Follow Paul Nal
Ions Column In the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
Rugs and FIoorcoUering

9xl2 Heavy Administer Rugs 32.75
Is Room-Sze Brosdloom Remnants:
various colors ...........27 .75 to $3.50
43 Wool Rugs 24x4S-ineh, fringed 495
275 yds. Carpet Remnants; pc. l.19 to 1895
IS Assorted Pieced Rugs; 24xA2 inches s9c
80 Hand Hooked Rugs; 24x4s inches. 4.95
2s7 yds. Felt Base Remnants 50. yd. 26e
220 yds. lnlaid Remnants .........s So yd. CSC
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
Luggage

l5S pcs. Assorted Luggage; damaged 49e-l.79
225 pcs Weekend Cases; canvas, 2l-n. I'd l.l9
IFS Slide Fastener Club Bags; eolors; End .1.l9
ITO School Bags; assorted styles 19e to 79e
SIS pcs. Assorted Luggage damaged. $685. 50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
HUNT HEROIC WOMAN

Authorities are looking for an
unidentified woman who stands
out for her acts of bravery in
three nights of horror.
This woman saw a bomb de-
molish building, trapping a large
number OF persons. Without a
second thought. she grabbed a
pick and shovel and led a rescue
squad into the ruins.
just then other big bombs began
exploding in the vicinity, and the
men In her party ducked for cover.
But the WON an--for whom a
medal is now waiting-continued
to work with the seernful taunt:
Either stay up her, or go
down into your holes"
Large numbers were killed or
injured, but casualties last night
were believed lighter than in the
previous two nights.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
Linens, TouDels, Touching

$50 yds. Cotton Dish Towelins; ends .yd. Toe
SIS 17x33 Linen Dish Towels:- seconds l9c
4S4 Striped Place Doilie,; 13x2o. .........lOc
$50 Colored Border Linen Napkins ..-.--.... SC
ia Turkish Bath Mats; 22x32; seconds. Soc
3l5 Plaid Cotton Scarfs; l2x36 inches -. 15e
SIS Plaid Turkish Face Cloths; seconds, Sc
$50 Finer Turkish Face Cloths; ends. 4 for Csc
! Table Odd and Soiled Luncheon Cloths, Sets
Table Odd and Soiled Fancy Pieces
Table of Toweling Remnants
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
Scores Trapped
In Wrelkdge Of
Plymouth Raid
By j. X. TREwHELLA

Init News Service stan Correspondent
PLYMOUTH. England, April "a.
Scores of men, women and chill
dren were still trapped in bombed
raid shelters and the debris of
buildings today as rescue workers.
worn by three nights of incessant
labor. struggled through the
wreckage left by the latest Nazi
attack on this port.
Although last nights raid was
OF shorter duration than those of
the previous two nights, in which
the Germans apparently sought to
erase from the map this gateway
for American goods. it was be-
lieved that they dropped more
heavy caliber bombs than ever
before.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24

For. the Inside News" OF
Washington, Follow Paul NAL
Ions Column in the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
Fur Coats, Jackets, Scarfs

Sesl-Dyed Coney Goats. 2e75
Mnk-Dyed Coney Coats. 2975
Gray Ombre-Dyed Krimmer Lamb 4975
Sable or Skunk Dyed Opossum; 36-in.. 4975
BaeA. Brown, Gray-Dyed Caracul
Type Kid ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .49.75
Beaver or BrownDyed Mouton Lamb. 1915
kafee-Dyed Squirrel Locke ........4975
IL Custom Craft Seal-Dyed Coney ......7975
2 BlaekDye Fox Great Goats; 36-inch. 1915
Sabie-Blended Muskrat = e &. =. e8 IS
BlackDyed Persian Lamb Paws...9S.75
s Natural Gray Persian Lamb Paws. 1915
Natural Gray Chinese kidskin .... 1915
l Dyed-Skunk Great Goat; 36-nch 1915
Dyed-Jap Mink Chevron Paws ..... 9S.75
2 Lynx or Fox-Dyed Alpine Lamb ..... s.95
Sable or Skunk-Dyed Opo.,um Jackets 800
4 Silver-Dyed Red Fox Jackets. ....... 1915
40 Mink Dyed kolinsky; each skin ......495
2 Blended Red Fox Searf.; skin. 2s.75
Silver Fox Searf.; 2 skin ......... $500
Silver Fox all Capes; B ....... 9e5
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
Cotton Yard Goods

$50 yds. Cot Outing Flannel; remn't yd. Toe
sl6 yds. Printed Pique; short lengths yd. Ice
SIS yds. Printed Dimity; short lengths. yd. l5c
lo26 yds. Checked Ging ham; remnants, yd. lie
$50 yds. Woven Plaids; one pattern, yd. he
7s4 yds. Wow. Dotted Swiss; dark COL, yd. Toe
las yds. Printed Lady Lovelace' Wolfe, yd. lie
$50 yds. Spun Ray; solid eolor., rem, yd. l9c
549 yds. Wash Cottons; short lengths, yd. Toe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
Rayon and Wool Fabrics

S75 yds. Printed Rayon Crepe; 39-in., yd. 29c
ll25 yds. Remnants; novelty rayons .yd. Ice
625 yds. Novelty Spun Rsyon; full pcs, yd. 19c
BPS yds. Wool, Woodland Rsyon -. yd. CSC
225o yds. Remnants; plain and prints REDUCED
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
Junior Miss Dresses and Goats

Fl Winter Goats; fur trim; wool & yon Ia 90
81 Winter Coats; wooi-and.rayon tweed. s 90
2l3 Dresses; spun rayon and rayon crepes 200
1913 Dresses rsyons, soled .............3 800
81 Party Dresses; smart rayon fabrics 3 90
81 Spring Coats, Suits; woodland -rayon 9 90
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24

Mems Shoe Department
3l6 prs. Mems Slippers; imperfect kidskn. LOO
1872 prs. Mems Oxfords; imperfects. :. pr. 3.19
IS prs. Big Boys Oxfords; discontinued. 2.59
267 prs. Big Boys Athletic Shoes Oxford. SOC
2lo Brown Work Shoes; elk-tanned cowhide ass
Toilefries and Sundries
230 Lanchere Bath Soap; 1o-oz bar.I5e
Us Novelty Compacts; assorted shapes lee
2lO Stationery; so sheets, so envelopes. .15e
40 Military Hair Brushes; wood backs. Toe
$50 Sponge Rubber Powder Pufs -. 2 for So
22O Seventeen Toiletries; S~oz-. each l5e
2lo Wood Back Nail Brushes; oblong ..... Sc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
Misses, Women's SportslUea
Girls and Teens Apparel

S4S Girls Dresses; print eottons. ........ 45c
100 Girls Dresses; cotton-and-rayon ..... 59c
liz Atwood Skirts; also wool nd-rayons, l.29
l27 Girls Blouses; eottons, some rayons. soc
1873 Blouses; rayons and cottons. ....... 79c
los Houseeoats; cotton chenille, corduroy. 90
3lS Sweaters; sll-wools; odd sizeS. =. 45c
81 Sweaters; all-wool coat styles .......1.29
20 Winter Coats, Ski Sets; wool-and-rsyon q 90
DO Teen Dresses; rayon erepes. ........ 80
AZ Teen Dresses; eottons and rayons 1.29
81 Skirts; allwool and wool and-rayon. l.29
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
Notions Department

35 Fur Piece Bags; Chintz. ....,........1
230 Associated Notions Items. each
rs Vas /; one type, varied colors ...-......
ITO Odd Notions, Buttons, etc .-...... each !
Closet Accessories .... Greatly Reduc
$50 Scissnrx. Shear. assnrted
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24

II Winter Goats; wooi.and.rayon .....7
Ia Fur Trim Dress Goats; wool-and-rayon S
Suits; wool and rayon, 3. length coats Is
2l4 Dresses; washable rayon prints ....2
IS Dresses; rayon crepes, solids, prints 3
Sc Rayon Crepe Dresses; black and navy. 4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
Women's Hats Reduced

III Felt Hats; dark and high shades 129
90 Straw Hats; some simulated straw. las
81 Straw Hats; navy, black, high shades SO
1877 Simulated Straw Hats, Felts acc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
Wonen's Lingerie
Wash Dresses, Uniforms

46i Cotton Dresses; PercaIes, sheers. $3.50;
Sill Cotton Dresses; all seconds; Percales. {
3l2 Rayon Dresses; prints, misses, women, 1
2i2 Tufted Chenille Houseeoats; Ia to 20, 2
314 Tufted Chenille Houseeoats; IA to 20, 3
LIZ Uniforms; seconds; white poplin
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-26
Public Power
Head CriiiCizes
Rep. Knuie Hill

sEATTLE-B. r. Lean o. Che
ney. president Of the Northwest
Public Power association. Tuesday
wrote Rep. Knute HiI. D. Wash.
eriticizing his introduction of =
bill TO place marketing Of Bonne-
vile and Grand Couiee power
under the department Of interior.
From the summary Of the bill
which we have seen. Il j. apparent
that the propaganda label Of 4
regional agency used in describ-
ing the bill is purely false" Lean
wrote. Not only Il the admin
istrator TO be appointed and con-
tinuously controlled by the secre-
tary Of the interior. but also the
administrator IL even deprived Of
control over his own staff here In
the Northwest.
Should this bill pass II Ia APP
parent that every important mat
ter In connection with the mar
keting Of this power would be
handled and decided in Washing
ton, ID. C, rather than in this
region. The Columbia power
authority council OF residents Of
the Northwest which the bill pro-
poses would be no more than an
advisory body with no powers
whatsoever
Lean asserted that the bill in
dicates clearly the necessity Of a
completely independent regional
three-man authority along the
lines OF IVA II the Northwest Is to
avoid being province wherein
even its smallest affairs are de-
termined by unknown and I'M
familiar people 5000 miles away
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-26
Two Drivers Fined

Two motorists were fined by
Judge W. A. Richmond Tuesday
afternoon. Harry Benson, soldier,
arrested June IA on a charge Of
drunken driving. was fined S125
and costs and given a 30-dsy Jail
sentence. and Darrell w Kageler,
arrested May %. was fined SIS
for reckless driving and his drivers
license was suspended for 80 days
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-26

OLYMPIA - State Patrol Ser
geant E. NJ. Moody said today ne
had been summoned to the girls
training school at Grand Mound
last night to investigate a dis
turbance started by a mulatto girl
who objected to being transferred
to mental institution.
He said the girl. who had been
locked in her room for the night.
Pr is customary. broke some of the
furniture before being quoted.
Three officials from the boys
school at Chehalis also went to
Grand Mound 10 aid IN quoting
the disturbance, which was joined
in by other girls in the institution.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-26

Officers viii be installed by
Frederic w. Keator chapter. Or
der Of DeMolay, on Friday eve
ming at 6 o'clock in the ssth St
Masonic hall. The ceremonies will
be followed by dancing.
Donald r. Clark will be INSTALL
ing officer. Assisting viii be Rob-
ert smyth. senior councillor: Fran
els Michigan. junior councillor;
Bob Thompson. marshal: Howard
Tucker. chaplain. and Bob Carl
son. standard bearer.
Officers TO be installed are:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-26

Master councillor, r. Dale Snod-
grass: senior councillor, Fred A.
Mcneil; junior councillor. Charles
Darling scribe, Donald r. Clark
senior deacon, Bert Kelly; junior
deacon. Kenny Kennall; senior
steward. Colby Sergeant; junior
steward. Richard Ducommun;
chaplain. Marvin Shaw; marshal,
Frank Baker; sentinel. Bill SVEN
sen; standard bearer. Tom Nc
Grath; almoner. Stewart Letter
man; preceptors. Jack Simpson,
Thane Eckler. Alex MeDougall,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-26

WASHINGTON - Price Control
Administrator Leon Henderson to-
day asked leading manufacturers
of furniture and household refrig-
orators TO help prevent initiation
by making no furthehr unauthor-
lied price increases for their
products.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-26

Flynn Loback, Bob Buis. Kenny
McQuillen and Milo Lazzari.
DeMolay degree officers are:
Jacques DeMolay. Stewart Letter
man; master inquisitor, Bert KEEL
ly: senior inquisitor. Kenny Ken
nall; junior inquisitor, Gordon
Iverson; marshal Of commission,
Royce Waldrip; lord constable,
Kenny McQuillen; orator, Frank
Baker; Guy of Auvergne, Colby
Sergeant. and senior guard, Flynn
Loback.