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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-24
State Session
Is Under Way

CONTINUED From Page ursl
y. steele leading the talks IN ths
subject az gearing the tuhsrcuicssis
program 10 the war effort.
Ds. resasy 10 rvs~tAs
DR.. Penney win preside 81 the
evening meeting II which . srssh-
ing contest viii h> staged With
students from five high schonls
throughout the state composing
John Collins IT stadium high
school ~ill represent Pierce ard
surrounding countirs Miss i>s's
ellie Meredith. instructor NJ speech
81 College n Puget Sound. ~tii
preside a. the contest, with fsr
n Y MerhsiI. physical director
NJ NJ. View ssnitnriurn. ~ sns
NJ the Judges. Pipe organ ssises
,ions ~iii he sivsn by cisytnn
johnson. director ~ music ~
stadium. Ths Stadium senior xiris'
ries club viii sing.
The Friday noon meeting viii
BE- hiKhlishssd by Mrs Bsrdisn
Sormo singing Indian songs. who
~iii appear In Indian eustusns.
Mrs. Edith IundTren viii accom-.
psny her Al this meeting ,s.
John y. Cordially ~ the University
~ Washington ~iii give . report
on . health educational survey
nsrqpes rvsds, Might
TINS annual n&naust ~iiI h hsid
., the winthrop hossi Friday ~
$50 D m. Speakers viii include
Or. q. q. b~liinEer n salem. ore !.
superintendent ~ the state tuber.
cuIosis hospital. and Capt. n y
Tenant. army medical eorps. NJ
Fort L<wfs.
The convention arrangements
we're made under the general
ebsirmsnshsp of Mrs Fred y.
Pfisum. Mrs J, W. ksikus assist
lns Mrs. Roy knssisnd v N
charge al music. Mrs. John y.
sts<ls. decorations ard flowers.
snd Mrs Marry rraxg, rsssfvs-
iions Thsss women ere b<irE
assisted ~ Mrs. f&wrenes Me-
Nsvthnsy. Mrs gsrf n. Gsrrtson.
nrs Georss y Alien. Mrs. q. q
Bu,ton. Mrs ~ ~ Do~isnE, Mrs
4 A. Dfu~s, Mrs n A. Norton.
Mrs.. Frank Perry. Mrs n. T.
o'Dorneii end Mrs.. Lee .. Young
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-24
Demand Continues
For Persons With
Office Training

Enormcs demand frr r<crls
trained O. - uffsee vefk cen.
sinu<- IN ecss business ard rev
ernm<nf seFslse. seeorsfsnx "a v.
n rssser~rn rrceft<nt ~ knsrr
college. Tseema esz<lee.=tr~irssk
srhcai
Patterson painted ~ kaii<tEn
p~t reeeives rrcm tk< Z. \ csti
Service commission shiek SIS -.
dressed % ~hncls. asking ths~
n ss~ss to government IN -.
eruitlnx mere r~epis fef cffies
work under evil service
TIE huli<ttn states Thousands
20 ssencxrsrn~ss have answered
tire esil for civilian war ~cFh<Fs
Thousands nsess are re~t@<s ,n M
war d<r2Ftmsrt. n the r<sy -.
raftm~nt. Ard many ether usr
axvneles Not efis suanG msr
ard women. bat al>n tho>s who
are IT mature years. are needed
Women whne< husharas r<<.
hsr> thos< ~hcs< sons ere II
the front may fsnd IN tkss fed
their errcrsanisy FOR r~trtasic s>F'
wee
~stennxv~ph<ts begin - Sf.ttt
. year. tyrssss ss 30 Qualities
sssnoErsrhsrs may ~ advanced d
secrvtarsal positions a. pi.e1n Z
year or hiGn~r~
Knapp eollese has hen ss>sns
ing IN the meeting cf ths demand
for trained people through ths ~
EHnisaticr 81 special stfeamiirs<
var time courses Whereby stsd
snts are quickly trimmed fnr thsss
positions Nee elassss ere ~
noune~d - starting - herntas
May T.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-24
Personal
To Fat Girls

No. yss rsr sfi1 so-r resr fses sr<
eHurs sifn1ut st4rFafinN flsffns hsess
hreaxirE sgsreises. sst ga ssnstbiy ssf
t4ks karnsols snasr tbs conditions aa1 ar
soyatrR " alsectlcea On ~ paekaEs.
Harnsolz Tahisss hnss bssn So ~ ti<
p1blle fer more thAn ttirtI years. Hefe thss
twenty -llson bszss have b@en e4str1bs.<a
esrinE Tat ysrio<.
Narnlola a 40 q eaFs-sh karnnaas =
cay fer ac4n szt psrs9es sh1ss fafEss< .
ezusse - thJrolt csaslssrr fkyes<ty rod
assi bat 40 are otksrsiss rnsai ans h~<l-
fnF. Ns o. nae nssss an s4Axnass az tat
. 10 fssetiar - year phFsirisr. 80 - szst
- sors13ts< fer ssst rafress MY 40 ~ -
49, tsa=s sriT a.c1,rifsFf4ti< r,sss1s -
ssr--ois 80 c. q soT - ksrssoia loasr
ffn- yoW sruEE@t sfF
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-24

tafNWea tf IN ni<H ttarf ~ SnftH
friends ~ the Tacoma Boys club
will inspect the new building which
WAS Constructed ct . cost 81
s2n. 900.
Rcc~u apesssr~d
Representatives, az the various
organizations who ARE sponsoring
tho equipment In several rooms ~sil
he on hand. Tho gymnasium Il
being sponsored ny thu Transfers
union. the t,lusnr games room ~
the Lumber and sswmiil Workers
union. the lobby by the Miiimsn's
union. the hobby shor hy the Car.
penters union and the tani,or's
room by the Rhodes pest. American
Legion.
Other donors are Aircraft sign
and Display. Carl ~ skcoE. Wash
ington Minor hospital. Mrs. Hen.
rietta Palmer. po-Sut house
Evans Music shop. Jean ", sher.
rsrd. George Cove. rease Brcs.
Reliance Lumber Co, Ted Brown
Music Co. General Paint Co.
Mutual Fir Column Co, Graham
Blue Print Co. Al Davies. Al
petermnn. Western Monumental
Works and Common Electric 20.
Manager 81 the Tacoma noys
club will he Fred hughes. who II
also Rome supervisor for wPA
recreation and education. MAJ
Earl NJ. williams Of the sslvatios
Army. sponsor OF the Boys club
viii assist In the management.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-24

Hugh Russell. Seattle. president
n the Washington State Assocss-
ton 81 Real Estate Boards. wfll
speak 81 the meeting Of the Taco
ma Real Estate Bozfd Friday
noon q, Hotel Winthrop. His sub
jet viii BE- Real Estate Today
and Tomofrou /"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-24
Puyallup to Have Tag Day
For Navy Aid May l and z
Grade Schools to Present Spring
Operetto. Honsel and Gretel. Moy is

fINAlLTr-Arrangementx for
. tag sale" on Puysllup business
streets Nay l and have beer
made by the Navy Mothers club
including members in this city. 10
raise funds for relief and welfare
work among American sailors and
coast guardsmen while ashore.
Since Dec. :. the Navy Mothers
club has been concerned with the
Increased need for such assistance
70 men OF the naval branches Of
the service and are using the tag
day method OF raising necessary
funds In this area No other
sources Of public contributions are
open to the group. IL was an
nounoed by Mrs. Emily Helm
binger. in charge of the Puysllup
sale.
Some Of the sale funds will be
used 10 help furnish quarters for
the local coast guard men at the
Municipal dock in Tacoma. Local
members Of the organization. as
sisted by Tacoma members, viii
carry on the street sale.
Discuss Field Help
Members Of the Pierce County
Agricultural Labor committee met
Thursday forenoon at the Expert
ment station at the call Of Chair
man George Walker TO hear re-
ports of the executive committee
on developments in its program
for obtaining adequate harvest
help in the farm area Of the county
this season
Reports covered such develop
ments as school cooperation in the
valley and in Tacoma, cooperation
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-24
Iranians Fight Rebels

ANkARA Radio Tshrsn, Iran.
reported Thursday thst s.c00
frsnisn troops were fighting
fIsrcsly IN northern kgrdlstsn
sgsinst ths Fsbel chief nshmsf
Rsshid. yho had refused 10 sur
render ~ the authorities
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-24
GUST RoBERTsos

Funeral arrangements for Gust
Robertson, II. Of South Prairie
VIII b. held Sunday At .. m.
from whitmore chapel. Buckley
followed by burial In Carbonate
cemetery. Rob<rtson died Tues.
day In Tacoma. A native ~ Fin.
land and = retired coal mines. bs
had lived IN South prsins 81 years
Surviving are his wife. Elizabeth
and a sister. Mrs Anna Psio o,
Rocklln. CALI.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-24
FRANK MARUcA

Frank Msrucs. 10. ~ 1loS No,
Anderson st. died "Wednesday 81
his home. A native NJ Italy, he
came 10 this country Is years ago
and To Tacoma rs years ago. he
Was > member Of the First Cath
ollie slovsk union and Of 81 JOS
eph's church. Surviving are his
wife. Anna: three sons, John Paul
Of the y. s. navy: Thomas J. of
Denver. Colo. and Joseph y. Of
Seattle: one daughter. Theresa NJ.
OF Tacoma: one grandchild; one
brother. Joseph of Tacoma. cass-
edy a Allen will announce the
funeral arrangements.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-24
Bathing. Sun Suits 0ksh. Dui cIIY
Dads Are in Z Diihor 0vor Sloo|u

- fppn1nouo ovu1os = - q
- 0uN@ - p11ulu 49, O.
- ppWw - ol@ru1-|llIlIl
- hup4 - - - -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-24
AYAko kIRIHARA

Aysko kirihara, . q houts 7
BOX AL, ruysllup. died Thursday
In . local hospital. he vss q
member Of the Buddhist church.
Surviving are the parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Yoneuohi kirihsrs, str broth
.rs. Tsksyasu. kszus. Tomomi,
shigeo, ssiu and nitsuyoshi four
sisters. Fumiys. Mitsuko. Yonsko
and ssdsko Buckley KIM viii
announce the funeral arrange
ments.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-24

a the state welfare department.
the L. 8. employment service and
other agencies Preliminary re-
ports also were made on possihil-
tiles n arranging transportation
Tor large groups ~ pickers from
Tacoma 10 Puyailup and sumner
labor disratching offices. Finane-
ing Of the program also VA, dis
cuSxed.
Junior high school girls are
doing their share in national de-
tens work by making and filling
comfort kits for the men in uni
form. Students who have signed
up for this work are Elizabeth
Morse. Barbara Workman. Doro-
thy Schwsrtze. Virginia Kemp.
Teddy Schroeder. Jeanne Wick
strom. Alvins krause. Betty kul-
seth. Marilyn Dunlap. Meryl kui-
seth. Eunice. Jennings. Patricia
Meehsn. Nsydene johnson and
Joyce Powell.
The boys. not to be outdone. are
making sets Of crossword puzzles
and wooden oheckerbosrds for the
soldiers.
To Present Opera
All pupils Of the elementary
grades of the local schools are
looking forward to Nav IS when
they present their spring concert.
Hsnsel and Gretel. a miniature
version of the opera by r. Hum
perdink. which has been adapted
10 juveniles and is in three acts.
There will he about 800 children
taking part, 200 in the chorus
which IL made up Of the glee
clubs Of the four schools.
Special numbers to be presented
will be six selections by the ALI
City Grade School hand. selec-
tions by the Six Little Men Of
Spinning school. Tonette band
from Meeker, Girls Double trio
from Maplewood. and the Singing
Bell chorus from j. p. Stewart
school. The work is being direct
ed by teachers in the different
schools under the supervision Of
Miss Ruth Meredith. music d.
rector OF the elementary grades.
Mrs. Pierce Leavitt win be host
ess for the regular meeting Of
Chapter AN, r. p. o. Friday at
2 O'Clock. For the program County
Agent A. NJ. Richardson will
speak on Victory Gardens.
Truck Damaged
c. Dimeo Of i12 Sd st. 8. w.
had his truck damaged to the ex-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-24
JOHN REMBERT

Pvt John Rsmbert. ~, n Fort
Lewis. died Tuesday In q station
hospital He was q native of Rem
bert. =. c. Buckiey-King VIII an
nounos the funeral arrangements
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-24
vKEDERIok TaosAs sRAsr
FUNERAL sEsyIoEs

John Garter Friday a. ? o n.
from Holy Rosary church. WITH
Father Anthony officiating Bunsl
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-24

Funeral arrangements for Ars.
r NJ Burnett. Of hzrysyills.
Wash. are being made by Auseth
Funeral home. Everett Mrs. Bur
nett died Thursday Besides her
husband. she leaves three esugh-
tiers. nrs. Ethel Anderson II ".
lensburg. Mr. Ruth Thomas oi
Lake Stevens. Wsss and Mr.
Asrgis Crungrieh ~ Everett tws
sons. Frank L. Bond ~ Hsrysyilis
william and LOUIS Wiliison ~ Ia
coma six grsndchll1rsn.
vHEDERIok riiosAs sRAsr
Frederick Thomas Grant. 81. ~
iiz715 Tacoma ave. died Thurs
day In q local hospital. Hs was
born Ia Maine. Surviving are a
sister and a son In California
Piper norfgsry will announce the
funeral arrangements.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-24

Commissioner Donald Mcmillan
San Francisco. territorial com.
mander Of the Salvation Army. Win
give the dedicstory address after
Judge Remain. George Poe. chair
man Of the building fund commit
tee. and Aaron d. Fahringer. Boys'
Club area director from Santa
Monica. Calf. have spoken. BERTH
Y. johnson will be chairman.
The dedication exercises will be
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-24

ss~r p~~sn>ussv - - -
hsw - sNveue n q 4 WAM
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-24

49, - down and get nsxt =
ons Of these husky suits. We hsvs
'sm In your fsvorits PATTERN snd
eolors - al woot beauties 1t osly
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-24
Truck Damaged

c. Dimeo Of 112 I'D st. s. w,
had his truck damaged to the ex-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-24
Salvation Army Commander
Will Deliver Dedicaiory

Laying of the conversions and
dedication Of the new Tacoma
Boys club building at South 7ath
and c SITS Friday evening will be
attended by Tacoma and Pierce
county officials. . Pacific Coast
representative NJ the Boys ciuhs
Of America, and Salvation Army
leaders from San Francisco and
Seattle.
Plans for the Friday evening
program were announced Thursday
by Salvation Army Boys club
committee headed by Judge Fred
@. Remain.
Mayor Harry r. Cain viii lay
the cornerstone In the program
scheduled for 7:3o O'Clock l.. y.
Wing OF the Tacoma Community
Chest will extend greetings and
the speakers will be introduced by
Maj. George tombstone. Northwest
division commander. Salvation
Army.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-24

There office tell what h the
for dental m
accordingly Many the
good dental
900 able avail themselves
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-24
NEW PLATES

In dental visit office and let show
these beautiful transparent
and crystal clear
these beautiful plates o nay liberal credit terms
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-24

Mrs. Pierce Leavitt win be host
ess for the regular meeting Of
Chapter AN, r. p. O.. Friday at
2 O'Clock. For the program County
Agent A NJ. Richardson will
speak on Victory Gardens.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-26
Daily Quiz
BN THE AGE ANsWERMAN

LIN technical phraseology some
wars are classified as perfect
wars; others are imperfect
wars and some are solemn
wars. Can you guess the mean
ings Of these phrases?
Baseball players who run into
the dugout couldn't do IL into
the dugout familiar TO Indians
and backwoodSmcn. Why?
3-When he registered for Sc
lective service the President
was asked to state his en-
ployer. Whom did he say il,
was =
His mother wasn't the least
bit alarmed when Johnny came
home from school and said he
was studying vulgar fractions.
Why not?
This year people arc talking
about another kind OF de-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-26
knowledge Test
By DIR. SABINA II. CONNOLLY

How often does IT occur: (a)
Biennially: CD fortnightly. Co
diunally?
Answer yes or no: (a) Is the
beet biennial plant: (b) do
Brussel sprouts belong to the
tomato family; tc) Is parSnip
grown for its leaves?
}-What is: (a) Fuller's Earth.
OBJ oSier; (c) pedometer?
describe the flag: ca OF
Turkey: tb) Of Russia; tc) OF
Switzerland
Who said these words. ca we
are as near 10 heaven by sea
as by land: (b) GAY. we must
al hang together, else we shall
hang separately; (c) Don't
fire till YOU sec the whites Of
their eyes +?
an iceberg and sank in 1912.
CD was the second in size Of
Columbus fleet, lc) defeated
the MerrimaC
ANSWERS on Page So
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Eddie p Dudley. zos5o Wisconsin.
Ezelle r. Dade. 20257 Ohio
BOARD NO. 81
Robert T. Hilliard. 1921 Lauder.
Berry r Norman. 1883 prest
Wilbur p Meadows. 1902 ward
Alexander X. Bruder, 1908 Ardmose
Jack n, Trudeeon, 1850 Strathmoor.
MelvlnOA. Nevala. 1882 Compass.
William Freshman, also Third.
Jay , Want. 1880 Sorrento
Hugo l. Johnanson, i2036 Mendoza
Joseph r Paris. 1546s Robson
Donald r slower 1855 Provost.
Lewis @. Blinn f4i0s Hubbeli
Horace r. Higgins, 1920 Littleftvld.
George u. Williams. 1901 Ward.
Alfred J Voigt. iala3 Hubbell.
Donald Bsin. 1898 Priest
Kenneth II. MoredOck 1887 Marlowe.
Theodore ]. Garvin, i43s4 Cheyenne
Albert G. Keays isa27 Narlowe.
Robert A Rutherford, 1903 Provost.
Richard y. Losw. 1926 Rutherford
Edward o. Brendie, 1925 Rutherford.
Robert =. Haynes, 1895 Grand River.
Isadore schonberger. 3240 Rochester.
Robert W. Brown. 1897 Ward.
Guentin 7. stewart. 1903 Cruise
Gordon T. BastRn. 1929 snowden
BOARD No. 90
Carl Chtskt
Elmer A Johnson
Chester BuIanowski
BOARD No. ~
BoARD No. IS
h H1itlS I f Faes:,.
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TUFFY

wee Meng. ia52s Grand River
Delaney Smith. $50 Michigan.
Glen Ruttenburr 10 Leroy, River Roug,
Harry c. webster 270f Fourth
Noel Gsllatin i29 Charlotte
Michael A Attsrd Gao West Elizabeth.
Fred J. Hallow. 1892 Brooklyn
William l. Southland. f27 Henry
Larry Evans. s7s ". Vernon highway.
James Yuhas. 465 Abbott
IAlfred Dicesare. Drake Hotel
Waiter A Grochoeki. lO3 Stimson
John r. Petrala AZ Monroe.
Leonard JacoN, 1918 West Warren.
william Wilson, Berkshire Hotel
Joseph NJ Borovatz 26i2 Jehn u
shakee Handy. 2it7 Sixth
Kendall OlesOn $40 Vernon highway
Rufus NJ Parks. $50 East Columbia.
Samuel A. ROGET 81 Parsons street
Manuel FoIpueras i345 Brooklyn
Roy Walters. e5 Garfield
Louis Joseph Lester. 80 Poterboro
Leonard W Cartier ISL East Jefferson.
Gerald W. Hutchinson, 676 Charlotte
Leo Jacobs. Seville Hotel
Thomas Campbell. 1890 Fourth
Wilmer l. Eichler 1885 Second
Raymond G. Barden 353 Fast AtWater,
Dominic p Ross. S773 Second.
Paul &. Larson. 446i Third
Edmund Kssman e23 Plum
John J RAda. 12e Charlotte
Ralph Joseph Movnlhsn. $50 East Columbia
Harold r. Wheeler f24o Humhou
Gilbert J woodruff 65i Henry street
BOARD No. ~
Ernest Williams Ann hrbor
William "a Newklrk. Ypsuant.
Harr, Reid fa2t McGFAw
LdWsfd J. sandelln. 20o3i EoseisWn.
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By Gene Ahern

william y. Bower. 200 y Grand Blvd
Vernon W. Beeman SIS Piper
Harold W. Bsntin. 1858 Philip Apt ;
William p Broyies, le3i connors
Edmund r. Cueny So Lakewood.
Charles Jar. 1888 Leaox
Gordon q McFarisne 7s7 f-enox
Edwin l. GARNER. SIS NAvahot.
John J Dover. SIS Emerson.
Frank c kinna SOB Dickstson.
John p. Burns s76 Chalmers.
John z. Depotter f37 Dre1eL
Bsrtram G Abrams 30T MARLBOROUGH.
Kemp X Gorentlo s45 Lakewood
Martin A. Andrews. 3e5 Lakewood.
James A straton Jr. sos Algonquin.
carl W. HUM. ess Lemon
Charles r. Horner 1885 Cophn
Douglas r Malcolm, s22 Newport
James = Cray 704 Hillger
Robert 4. Reidel 256 EasueWn,
BOARD No. IL
Nieolo Catanis. 1908 coplin.
James J. Sylvester 1875 Evanston.
Alvin S. PryIgodski. $3.50 Lenox.
Jack " sanderson, 1851 Lenox.
Albert Pitt. it5s3 Mack
Charles Terry, 3os4 Coplln.
FernAnd r JarTy 1880 Eastlawn
Daniel a. Munslow, $3.50 Outer drive.
clyde ". Gray, 1850 Msnisiique,
Henry G. Hedlund. 1918 Coplin
WiIasm Phillips ils2 La ,l
William W. Purves, 1880 Lskeyisw
Charles o. Hamarn Jr. 1880 sprinEs
Fred G. waters. 2224 Dicksrson.
Ned T Abbott. 1905 Leno1
John q Bowler, 1000 Kerchoval.
Joseph p. PetrowBky. 2i50 Copln.
Harry ]. Lieber, 1880 LskevieW.
Herbert W chaloner. 1913 Newport
Leslie r.. Glchrist 1907 DreNel.
Merle II. MeCarty. 2606 EAstiswn.
Clarence w. McPhsrton, ll40 Dicksrson.
Arthur r. Bartlett 1915 EAstlAwn
Gilbert A. Regentin, 1881 Chalmers.
Sam Talerico. 2l76 Gray.
NJ
Joseph j. Bauer. 2i62 Chalmers.
Lucian l.. Anderson, 1855 Cray
Joseph = Mineral. 1929 Anderdor
Thomas s, zamboek. 1923 Diokerson.
Marvin ". Roblnette 5000 sprlngle.
Joe Orlando. 2ie7 springle,
Andrew Kostrlck, 2f2 East John r.
Arthur A, Bushon, 22ii Ashland
Gordon g. McWhinne, s4li WiEner.
BOARD No. %
clifford c. Beyers. 2s42 Cass
Harry Massman. 1851 Porter.
Murray Gould. i3l Chandler, n ?.
Edward TolusciAk. s2s Elizabeth
Lloyd Browning i03 Eliot
Samuel W. Santer. 1898 Dentte
Raymond r sotkin, AIS Peterboro
wiiford T. Anderson. 507 Vernon Hwy
wee King 1889 Thru
Mike Bossck. So watson
Joseph y. Clay 500 West Jefferson
Albert w. Vankarsen, 21s West Vernon.
Anthony Pace, 1917 Perry.
George Tanner. l2f6 Library.
stephen scalzo, 2es7 Hendricks.
Wellington l.. Ingles ts9 Henry
Griffith q. Parry. 420i West Lafayette
stanley a. Remey 3O6s Bevdsre.
Alexander O.. Aloud. so Winder.
walter Peleski s65a Grand River.
John p Ross f0s Charlotte.
Carl W Morgan, 3is5 Second boulevard.
William L. Dahiman. sO3 Farmer
Victor A. Broth. 1880 Prairie
Joseph Y. Baskerville 1875 East Vernon.
John Zipsy Jr.. s36 Beech
Richard r. Kowalewski iii56 Glenfleld
Leonard A. Baker. i5s46 Saratoga.
Arthur J Besser. 252p Woodward.
George W Ritola, 1880 Fourth
David w. Murphy. 4l2s Commonwealth.
Durward Fitseheh. 1851 Byron.
George RreAzi. 2i6 East Adams
Irving Rosenthal. Clifford Hotel
Rudolph RoEula. 140s East Nernrr Hwy
Amanda G. Fierie s26t Superior. Centerin
Joseph a. Toal 1874 John r
Beltran $ Salmon. Miner Hotel
Hymsn Selk, p Charlotte
James Paul Hcrrick. 2322 Fourth =
Tom Yet Ten. 1899 Third
John l.. Deffstes, tf5 Charlotte.
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Glare p Dillon. Somerset Center
Robert v. strAyeT. 4l41 Van Dyke
Joseph Russo. fis8 Townstnd
8e.r.e " Green 2dfi Seybufn.
lack T.. carter. 302s Van Dyke.
Hrv7 Moore s7l4 Van Dyke
Frank ~ schultz, 1898 Baldwin
frank = Wetrel zoos Hrydtn
s'ephen 7. DsnVooysn. 3jis Ho'comh.
/ Cosmos KAmbsrs, 4T00 Van Dyke
n ZION J Halkidet sssi Kolh
/ Leo Lorbietski, f743 Var Dyke.
senlamin J. Corbat 1888 Crane.
\ william Barber, 35fs Cadillac
I Prank Reschke. 4236 Cadlnae
Joseph y. Tsveirne. 1898 Bevidere
Frederick r. ANN N. abs Holcomt.
! Elmer Omalyeo, 1888 Fsirpori.
Angelo NJ. Cell 37ss Fischer
George y Marshall 1900 LEASING
Henry J. Erdody $3.50 Robins
John " Van Dorpe. 1870 Montclsir.
Ellsworth S. swanson, ST2I Mcclellan
sam J. Riccohone, si25 Robins
Charies !. Mason, $3.50 Pennsylvsnla
Robert w. Carroll. sis2 Cadillac.
+ warren n. Wolf. 1855 Robins
Robert G, Thompson. 1915 syivesteT.
Johnnie Rsss, 3pos Psnnsylvana
Joseph T. Lemmlng. 4l52 Burns.
| Jack ID steele. $3.50 Mach
Harold r. Renner. 34f7 Van DYKE
BOARD No. rs
clyde ~ causey. 2i5i clifford.
John j. Stephens. 1883 Hunger
Joseph ". Barnett. 1904 Kitchener
lFloyd S Fisher 1851 GRAY
Alien ". Golcsworthy, l5ff6 Ardmore
Sam y Coolshy, 2I93 LniibridTe.
Joseph w. Richardson. $50 r. Grand Blvd
Edwin T Elliott. 1889 Montclsir
William NJ. Gabriel. 1888 Benittosu.
Joseph Krsvcslk 357s Hnlger.
John l.. Robertson. li7ia East Jefferson
lGeofFe /. Holt. 1850 Fairview
Charles a Kennedy, 1877 Lsmay
Owen Chapman. HOPS Goethe
Vincent sullivan. $685. Montclair
William L Goulding Jr 1910 Taylor
~. Crshtree Jr. sos Farview
Joseph A Ferro. 1887 Farvlew.
Joseph Prctz. 30ii Lycaste.
Rursei N1vachen 2q0i ST. Jean
Arthur peletsk. 1856 Farview
Waiter Hughes 1904 KerchevAl
Bernard I. ZeH, 1857 MontnAlr.
Arthur John Dupon, 1897 Hart
Clarence c. Heilyer 1899 East Jefferson.
Joseph A. Barton, 1874 MontclAlr
fred A. Lanstra. 72s Lillbridge.
Frank Stable. 2g75 Lycaste
Homer ? POLK. 3507 Montclair
samuel W. Lowell 1915 East Jefferson
Charles III. Verhle 1885 Hillger
Leonard n Barbieri 1922 Connors
Whitman II. Barton. i040i East Jefferson.
cyril A. Flowers, 6i6 Beniteau.
Clarence J. Harrison, 2is7 Anderdon.
IChesey p HATFIELD. 2605 Fairvisw.
Alvin NJ. Sandal, 10 HHl.
Kenneth 81. Dnlsrd. 1928 East Jefferson
Robert p swift lO637 East Vernon.
William J. Lindsay. 1913 Corey.
|Abner o. RiH. f6tT Corey
Douglas w Ward. 1920 Lycaste.
John J. Lawatsch. 1860 Fairview.
John McKeon. 22ia LycAsie
William L. stubbleheid. 22i3 LycAsie.
Jacob Cores. 2l33 Lycaste
Henry j Schweitzer, 1888 KerchevaI
Arthur Conway, $3.50 Lycaste
CLIFFORD J. Cumpess. 1895 Liihhridss
Roy T. Hasten
Joseph StAno.
Alfred HOFFMAN
Leo J. Wainiola.
BOARD No, Is
Wayne l. Braddock 305s Gladwih.
GORDON Never 1855 Pinecrest
william D. Beaderstadt 1908 18Th street.
Ralph r Martin Jr. SOS Piper
Theoplis l. Mcintyre. 2i4e Hiilger
Robert ". Ltslie 500 Manistiaue.
George r. Hamel. sos Nsvshoe
Norman y Reauferard go Esstlawn
CLINTON O. Jennings 1892 Scripps.
Dale ". WEIGH. Wayne.
| Emett \. Pratt, 1916 Algonqma.