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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-24
Gas Rdtioning
To Be Based on
May Supply

WASHINGTON. April "a (UP).
The gasoline rationing system.
which will affect 100000 east
coast motorists. was the subject
Of much confusion today.
Two government agencies are
disputing the correctness of an
original estimate of two and one
half TO five gallons weekly for
nonessential" driving.
Although there still was no
clesr-cut picture of how much
gasoline would be doled out when
the program goes into operation
May Is, there were many pro-
tests on the low estimate made
by a spokesman of the Office of
Price Administration.
RESORT INDUSTRY OBJECTS
Willard II. Davis, representing
New Englands half-million-dollar
resort industry, said the limitation
would mean ruin for the business,
and similar protests came from
Southern Maryland resort owners.
There were these four reports
here on the gasoline rationing
situation:
THE OPA spokesman still in
sisted that the two and one-half
to five gallon limit would be the
one adopted.
Price Administrator Leon
Henderson said the estimate
probably was too low" and
that weekly quotas would de-
pend entirely on supplies on
hand May IS.
3-Petroleum Coordination Har-
old L. Ickes said there was mo
Justification" for the original
estimates and that il was I'M
wise to speculate on the prob
able quotas because they would
depend on supply.
4-One OF Ickes' aides said the
quota probably would be nearer
IS gallons monthly - still more
than so per cent under the
average consumption of gaso-
line last year and very little
more than the OPA's top guess
Of five gallons weekly.
TANKER SHORTAGE BLAMED
The loss of coastwise tankers to
Axis submarines and the dispersal
of tankers to war services
brought about the fuel shortage,
despite a 80 per cent cut in gaso-
line sales already imposed on the
District of Columbia and II sea-
board states affected in the ra-
tioning order.
The American Automobile AS
ISOLATION and the Keystone Auto
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-24

the office OF defense transporta-
ton to pool shipments and reve-
nues and TO exchange equipment
in order TO put freight operations
on a more efficient basis"
The order wipes out deadhead-
ing of empty trucks, from one
place to another to pick up a
freight load, if there is any chance
of picking up cargo.
Secretary of Interior Ickes said
that the transportation problem is
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-12
Saturday Fun Club
To Have Party

Saturday Fun club. which has
met each week since September
for swimming. gymnasium, folk
dancing and crafts at the Y. w.
c. A. under the direction of Miss
Margaret Robertson of the health
and recreation department. will
have a party Saturday for its final
meeting.
Registrations are now being
taken for a new term of the club
to begin January 8. Membership
is limited to go girls. Appointments
for required medical examinations
may be made by calling the Y. w.
c. A.
Afternoon pal" rates will be in
effect on Dec. IL, Is and 16. Other
plunge hours for the coming week
are from IL to IL Tuesday and
Friday mornings, and from 1880
to o o'clock Monday, Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday evenings.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-12
Former Miss Nelson
Honored at Shower

Mrs. c. William Ermatinger, the
former Miss Mary Nell Nelson,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Chris S.
Nelson, was guest of honor at a
shower recently in the home of
Miss Evelyne A. Hansen in South
Tacoma.
Mr.. Ermatinger, son Of Mrs.
Charles w. Ermatinger, is now at
Camp Berkeley. Tex, which was
the inspiration for the color
scheme of the party. Red, white
and blue was used in carrying out
a military motif.
The evening was spent In max
ing a brides book, after which a
buffet supper was served. Mrs,
Andrew Nelson, aunt Of the bride,
poured.
Guests included Mesdames Chris
S. Nelson, Earl Phillips, Thomas
Purcell, Carl Lockdal. o. ]. Stor-
ness, William Jones. Ben Bassett
Pedar Nelson, Elmer Herring
Andrew Nelson, Andrew Hansen
mother OF the hostess, and Mis-:
Lillian Nelson and Miss Marjoris
Nelson.
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Affair Fefes Bride
Preceding Marriage

Another Of the affairs feung me
former Mss Betty Beasley, who
vas married to Ar. Donald w.
Ruhre on Dec. 4. was that given
BY Mrs. Marvin Bessley. sister-in-
law Of the bride. and Mrs Frank
Neisenburg. in the Beasley home
a week before the wedding.
Court whist Was played. with
honors going to Mrs. William No
wax and Miss Eleanor Langton-
Present for the occasion were
Mrs. S. E. Beasley, mother OF the
bride: Mrs. William Buhre. mother
Of the groom; Mrs. William No
yak. grandmother Of the bride;
Nesdames W. II. Schiller, A. w.
Ackley. D. Sullivan. Palmer Pet
erson. Charles Darling. John Ack-
lev and the Misses Mary June
Pullar, Mary Ellen Murphy, Eve
lvn Anderson. Waneta Daniels,
Eleanor Langton. Peggy Simeral
and Hazel Cabeel.
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Annual Yuletide Gathering
Planned by Aloha Club
Miss jenkins To Be Hostess in Seminary Great Hal
Monday; Mrs. Titeomb Program Chairman

Annie Wright seminarys Great Hall will again be
the locale Aloha clubs annual Christmas guest day
next Monday afternoon Miss Ruth Jenkins the seminary
new headmstress and of Aohas newest MEMBERS VIII
be the hostess for the afternoon.
Christmas carols to be sung during the program
which Mrs F. Rodman Ttcomb is planning Featured will
be book review by Mr.. Edwin Adams of the University
of Washington English department who during the past
summer presented the radio program Reading for Fun
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-12

Ladies Musical Club Plans
Tee TO Follow Matinee

Christmas will be the fea-
fure of the day. both in dec
orations and in program, for
the matinee concert of the
Ladies Musical club at 2:15
o'clock next Tuesday in Wey-
erhaeuser hall. Originally
scheduled for Dec. 1, the af-
fair was postponed two weeks
to make it nearer the holiday
season.
Members who have served
the club for 20 years or more
have been asked TO receive
the guests and to preside over
the tea table Immediately
after the program. Mrs. ].
p. Cowan, who has worked
with the organization for 3s
years, will pour.
MrA d. salley. Mrs. Arthur
Dnps. Mrs- Jennie Gregg. Mrs.
.. B. Davidson. Mira c. D. Hogan
and Mrs. George Mullin are other
members who have been with the
club more than 20 years.
Nrs. Roy Brumbaugh II heading
the committee on decorations. Mrs.
Earl Arthur. second vice president,
win act ~ general chairman, a.
sisted by Mrs. Everett Steven and
her COMMITTEES. including Mrs. c. II.
eoper. Mrs. r. T. Bartlett. Mrs.
r. L. Chapman. Mrs. X. w. Crock
er and Mrs. X. H. Anderson. As
sisting Mrs. Brumbaugh win be
Mrs.. p. w. Olsen. Mrs- 4. w.
Nordlund and Mrs. r. A. Mansen.
Private Werner Mannheim of
Fort Lewis win play two groups
Of piano solos. He received part
Of his training in Berlin under
Conrad Hansen and Madame
Koh1er. He has studied with
Karin Dayan In this country. and
won . scholarship 1t Cincinnati
Symphony. He received his bach
elor and masters degrees at the
Cincinnati conservatory Of music.
Mr.. Erich Koker. violinist. and
Mr.. Lennard Jacobsen. pianist.
win play one group Of chamber
music. They are both members
e The faculty Of the College OF
Huget Sound conservatory Of mu-
sic, and have appeared on one
musical club concert
A sextet Of members Of the
organization viii sing a short
Christmas cantata, Rex Gloriae'
xsamuel Csines). accompanied on
the piano by Rose schlarb. Maxine
johnson win play the viola obligsto.
Guests for the tea hour will b
I'll those who attend the concert.
for which the guest privilege Ia
extended TO members. Non-mem-
hers may obtain tickets at the door
Bu,sy Needles Sewing club Of
Elias J. Nesainger auxiliary vii
sponsor . benefit party Friday al
3 o'clock IN the Messenger hall,
6z7e 30. Tacoma way. Proceeds
vim b. used to help furnish &
rocreation room at Fort Lewis.
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presiding. A Christmas party has
been planned with fathers espe-
cially invited. Gifts will be ex-
changed, games played, and re-
freshments will be served by the
losing captain and team Of the
Galloping basket. Hostesses are
Mesdames Frederick Butts, Leo
Shelley. Margaret Nyegaard. Lee
Knight, Robert Genske. Steve
Berilla, Richard Maxfield. Muri
sekon. Ray Gogan and Richard
Cilbertson-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-12
Former North Dakota
Couple Wed in Tacoma
Gbc Gaecmd 6imes

Quiet rites In the parish house
of the Church of the Visitation In
early November united In marriage
the former Miss Bernice Lehman
Of Tacoma, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Lehman Of Mandan,
N. D., and Mr.. Egil NJ. Hagen Of
Portland. Ore, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hagen Of Bismarck. N. d.
A lime green costume coat,
trimmed with red fox fur, and
brown accessories was chosen by
the bride for the happy occasion.
She wore corsage of yellow
roses. Her only attendant, Miss
Margaret Heinz. wore brown
tailored suit with gold and green
accessories, and corsage OF
Talisman roses. Corp Clyde Leh-
man. brother of the bride. was
best man.
A reception at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Stanley Pannek followed
the exchange Of vows. The col
lation table was covered with
handsome lace. and conferred with
the wedding cake. yellow chrysan-
themums. white lilies and tall yell
low tapers.
The new Mrs. Hagen is gradu'
ate of Mandan high school. anc
her husband of Bismarck high
school. He has been employed
for the past few months In Port
land, Ore. where the new hom'
has been established.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-12

As 80 many organizations are
doing this year, Aloha club mem
bers are wrapping Christmas gifts
for soldiers and viii bring them
10 Mondays holiday affair.
In addition to the holiday pack
ages for service men. Alohans viii
bring Christmas cookies. which
are to be collected for distribution
by Mrs. Edwin James.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-12
Fourth Child Is Welcomed
Bv Mr.. and Mrs. Morrison

Mr.. and Mrs. Leland Morrison
are welcoming their fourth child,
a daughter. who was born Nov. rs
in Tacoma General hospital. The
baby has been named Eileen
Nancy. and is also being greeted
by her two sisters. Kathleen and
Sue, and a brother. Donald. Grand
parents are Mrs. c. A. Morrison
OF Seattle. and Mr.. and Mrs. H. A.
Leffingwell OF Ellensburg.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-12

Girls from the seminary will
sing Christmas carols. under the
direction OF Mr.. Karl Weiss.
Each member will be privileged
10 bring two guests 10 the meeting.
Mrs. Corydon Wagner Ii tea
chairman for the afternoon. and
viii be assisted by Mrs. Byron
Scott. Mrs. Thomas Moffitt. Mrs.
L. T. Murray and Miss Harriet
Griggs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-12
Marks Birthday With Party
For YOUNG Classmates

Her ninth birthday was cele-
brated on December 7 by Myrtle
Manweiler. One of her guests,
June Zyltra, was also celebrating
her 18th birthday. Other class
mates who attended were Betty
Wright, Lois Wright, Vita Colyer,
Ethel Lewis, Dolores Stangle'
Marcie Hinshsw, Bernice Spomer.
Beverly Tropiano. Patty Stern
berg, Beverly Altomare, Dolores
Kaiser, Jeanne Lillquist. Barbara
Bitterling, Kathleen Pesusich'
Louise odegard. Donna Melvin,
Jeanne Waite, Maryann MeGlauth-
lin and jeanne REIN.
Games were played, with honors
going to June zylstra, Bernice
spomer, Patty Sternberg and
jeanne REIN.
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MONDAY


afternoon at 2 o'clock in the audi
torium with Mrs. A. ". stensen
presiding. Rev. Harold p. Long
win speak on The Spirit of
Christmas Songs will be sung by
the Lowell choir and the double
trio under the direction of Miss
Leona Bell. Members Of the double
trio are Greta Rhoads. Joan STEM
sen. Barbara Kitlar. Peggy Kiehl.
Marjorie Curtis. Joan Brossoit.
The Lowell choir and the double
trio were both organized this year
by Miss Bell Hostesses are Mrs.
Walter Sinsheimer. Mrs. Ralph L.
Rickdall, room mother. and the
mothers having children In Miss
Ruth Gorham's room.
Washington PrcschooI study club
meets Monday at s:15 p. m. at
4006 No. 25th ST., with Mrs.
Maurice Palmer presiding. Host
ess Is Mrs. William d. Rowan.
Whitman Preschool meets Mon
day at p. m. in the kindergarten
room with Mrs. Harold Smith pre-
siding. Miss Helen Drumm will
tell a Christmas Illustrated Bible
Story" Each member Is to bring
ten cent gift for the Christmas
tree. Hostesses are Mrs. c. l.
Weeks. Mrs. Harold Smith, Mrs.
Alex sugm and Mrs. Edward T
Bowman.
TUESDAY
Edison Preschool meets Tuesday
at 8 p. m. in the home Of Mrs
Carl Arthur. 4e1s So. Fife. Mrs
Arthur will preside over the short
business meeting. A Christmas
party Is planned with members
exchanging Csc gifts. Carols viii
be sung, games played and a
spelling bee held. Hostesses are
Mrs. Arthur. Mrs. Joe Harrison
and Mrs. Gordon NJ. Baird.
Mary Lyon Preschool meets
Tuesday at o'clock in the home
Of Mrs. George T. Olson. 5234 So
A ST., with Mrs. Oliver Lund pre-
siding. Miss Helen Drumm will
tell a Christmas story and Christ
mas carols. Carols will be suns
by the members. Hostesses arr
Mrs. Olson. Mrs. Margaret Han
sen, Mrs. o. c. Lund and Mrs. J
Morris.
Grant Preschocl meets Tuesda,
at 9 o'clock at the home of thu
president. Mrs. Thomas Kirkland
1908 No. Lawrence. A Christina
party IL planned and each mem
Der il asked to bring a gift 70
the pirate bridge and a contribu
ton for the Christmas basket
Assisting Mrs. Kirkland are Mrs.
liz. ]. Burrough and Mrs. J. G
Robinson
/
sherman PIT. A. meets Tuesda.
at p. m. In the school with Mrs.
Richard Z. Allen presiding. !
Christmas play win be presente
by the sherman school pupils an
win be directed by Miss Vid
Dram. Singing for the play is d
rected by Miss Maurine wad'
The Cub Scouts win give a safet
show. Hostesses are Mrs. F. I
Armstrong and mothers havin
children in Miss Louella Kuethe
room. Assisting hostesses are IN
third and fourth B under the d
rection Of Mrs. Marsh Davis an
Mrs. Andrew Jorgeson.
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Used articles can be sold for
cash to buy bonds. Place a
Want Ad by calling Main 3io1.
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Marriage Of Dsuehfer>l is
Announced by Local Pastor

The Rev. II. N. svinth. pastor
Of Grace Evangelical Lutheran
church. Is announcing the mar
rage Of his daughter. Hope Cecilia,
to Pvt Marvin C. Carpenter of
Lander. wyo.. now stationed at
Fort Lewis.
Vows were exchanged Saturday
evening in Grace church. Miss
Bernice Reichel Of Roy. former
school mate Of the bride. was the
only attendant Mr.. Herbert
starrel was best man.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-12
Lyon schuyler Rites
Preceded by Shower

Mrs. John Lyon. who was Miss
Anna June Schuyler. daughter Of
Mrs. B. c. Schuyler. before her
marriage last Saturday evening in
Bethesda Baptist church. was
guest Of honor at . surprise
shower on Dec. 1. given by Miss
Ada Lyon and Mrs. Fred Farrell.
Games were played during the
evening. with honors going to
Mrs. Ralph johnson. Mrs. Clyde
Nelson, Mrs. George Reeves. Mrs.
Schuyler and the bride.
Other guests for the evening
were Nesdames Douglas Fitzsim-
mons, Til mas Farrell. Harry
Hayes, Jack Christensen. Edward
Walsh, John Woody. villa m
Ratchford, Murphy. George Ferris
and Thomas Lyon. mother Of the
hostessess. and the Misses Mabls
Hayes. Ruby Murphy and Iris
Christensen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-12
Welsh American Society
To Elect Officers

An old-fashioned Christmas
party and exchange Of gifts viii
follow the annual election Of Off
GERS when the Welsh American
society meets in the Masonic
temple at o'clock Saturday eve
ming.
Miss Mary Msckle win be the
soloist for the evening. and Mr..
Lewis Morgan win lead the COM
munity singing. Mrs. Reese Mere
dith VIII be hostess for the social
hour. assisted by Mira 4 A
Mitchell
Grant PIT. A. meets Friday at
lis D. m in the school. with Mrs.
r. A. Hedberg presiding. This is
to be a Christmas program All
the children in the school are TO
take part in the entertainment
under the direction a Niss Gu
mora
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-12

Your postmaster can tell you
how to invest in u. S. WAR
BONDS.
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PIT. A. and Preschool News
Council and Association Activities
WEDNESDAY

Jefferson PIT. A. will meet
Wednesday at 2:3o o'clock in the
school with Mrs. John Lemon pre-
siding. The sixth grade pupils
viii present a play adapted from
The Christmas Carol" by Charles
Dickens and they will sing carols
during the reading OF the story.
A creche win be provided by the
Girls Scouts. Hostesses are Mrs.
r. S. Gruver and mothers having
children in the sixth grade.
Oakland Preschool viii meet
Wednesday at o'clock at 1918
So. Madison st with Mrs. Elmer
Tegen presiding. Mrs. Edwin Hurd
will speak. Miss Betty Laursen
will sing a Christmas solo and the
group win sing carols. There will
be an exchange of twenty-five-cent
gifts. Members who have not yet
brought their contribution to the
layette please do 30 at this meet
ing. Hostesses are Mrs. Paul
Newman. Mrs. Paul Mickens, Mrs.
Paul Knott and Mrs. Vernon Miller.
sheridan preschcol will meet
Wednesday at p. m. in the home
of Mrs. c. R. Hewitt, s1e East
SD St, with Mrs. Fred Prausa
presiding. Mary Jane Hewitt will
dance and Billy skewitt will sing
and will be accompanied at the
piano by Mrs. Henry Pelligruti.
Members will sing Christmas
carols. Each member is asked TO
bring a friend and there will be
an exchange of small Christmas
gifts. Hostesses are Mrs. Hewitt
and Mrs. Charles Hornecleer.
rHURsDAy
Ffrcrest Preschool meets Thurs
day at 3:15 in the Regents Park
school with Mrs. Dell Gundstrom
presiding. There is to be Christ
mas party for the children with
each mother bringing a gift for
her child. Ice cream, cake and
candy will be served. There will
be a Christmas tree and Santa
Claus. Hostesses are Mrs. Robert
Warter, Mrs. Gundstrom. Mrs. Les
ter Dybdahl and Mrs. William
Hawley.
Manltou PIT. A. meets Thurs
day at 2:30 p. m. in the school
with Mrs. John Harris presiding
Mrs. George Haskins is providing
the music. A mixer has been
planned and there will be treat
for the children. Hostesses are
Mrs. George Quinn. Mrs. S. A
Stroud and Mrs. p. J. Lewis.
Mary Lyon P.-T.' A. meets or
Thursday at o'clock in the schooi
with Mrs. Don Nelson presiding
There will be a short business
meeting followed by a program
There will be music by the wood
wind quartet and members are
Joan Rowland. Bob Flint. Rober'
Schlichte and Joe Graham. Carol!
viii be sung by second grade chill
dren under the direction of Mis-
Alice Doe. A professional choii
of fifth and sixth grade childrei
will sing carols under the direction
of Miss Hilda Meisner. Miss Meis
ner will also direct orchestra mum
bers. There viii be communit,
singing of carols and last a play
"A Christmas Fairy Tale" by tn
children of Miss Meisner's room.
willard Preschool meets Thurs
day at s p. m. in the home O
Mrs. Frederick Butts. 1882 So. {
St, with Mrs. Margaret NyegaarS
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-12

Your postmaster can ten you
how to invest In u. s. WAR
BONDS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-12

Your postmaster can tell you
how to invest In Y. s. WAR
BONDS.
Evening star., 1942-04-10
9 Brought Here for Trial
In Cemetery Fraud Case

Nine men who have been con-
hned in the Federal prison at Terre
Haute, Ind, are now in Washington
to be heard on charges made against
them by the District grand jury,
accusing them Of filching the pub
lie Of money through cemetery lot
rackets, according to the authorities.
They were brought here yesterday
by Federal officials, on writs of
habeas corpus.
Indicted in January by the Dis
trict grand jury among total OF
80 defendants, were M. Michael,
Mort Greenbaum and Barney VOL
stein. Assistant United States At
torney John L. Laskey, who is
handling this case. said that this
combination cleaned up about
$l,500,000 In operations, centering
around the sale Of cemetery lots
near Muirkirk, Md, which they ex-
changed for deprecated stocks and
bonds. These three men were
brought here in conjunction with
the case.
Also brought here from Terre
Haute, officials said, were George v.
Arlen, Ralph ". Moohr. Kenneth B.
Martin. Richard D. Simon, II. L.
Sarsl1ik and J. c. Hermann. As
sistant United States Attorney
George Z. Mcneil Is in charge Of the
case, in which the defendants are
accused Of promoting Memorial
Estates here and taking $4,000
from about 100 Washingtonians,
through options on cemetery lots.
Mr.. Mcneil said they are charged
IN the lengthy indictment with vio-
lation Of the Securities Act of 1888,
Of conspiracy and violation of the
postal laws by using the mails to de-
fraud. These six men, with another,
promoted the sale of cemetery lots
In other parts Of the country, said
Mr.. Mcneil.
Evening star., 1942-04-10
Material Available,
Reireading Service
To Resume Soon
Rotioning Chief Ready
To Receive Applications
For Reclaimed Rubber

Retreading and recapping OF pas
senger auto tires, which have been
at q virtual standstill in the Dis
trict for lack of SUPPLIES to I'LL an
April quota of 2764 such Jobs, are
expected to begin again quickly
under q regulation issued today by
Whitney Leary, local rationing
administrator.
Informed by the War Production
Board that camelback-reclaimed
fubber-is now available. Mr.. Leary
announced that shops in the retread-
ing or recapping business may apply
st once for 500 pounds for each mold
IN their possession. He indicated
most applications will be approved
within . few days.
Motorists approved by the Ration
ing Board may then have their
orders filled. he said. These are
members OF class B, including taxis.
vehicles Of salesmen and executives,
engineers and workers connected
With essential war operations, public
Or private. and some others. Each
applicant must prove that his trans
portation is essential to the COM
munity and the Nation.
Marylands first supply Of camel
back to be released since supplies
were frozen February 10 will be
distributed Immediately, State Ra-
tioning Administrator Louis c. Burr,
announced in Baltimore. Local
boards will issue certificates to re-
cappers and retreaders.
Mr.. Burr also announced q new
ruling Of the ONCE Of Price Ad-
ministration, making tubes rs well
n retreads available to approved
persons on the 3 list.
In Montgomery County, Julius p.
stadler, chairman Of the local ra-
tioning board, said shops entitled to
camelback who did not apply for
1t before the March / deadline may
get 1t now II they show reason for
the delay.
At the same time. he emphasized
an order that all typewriter whole
salers and retailers In the county
must file a stock inventory with the
board by Thursday.
Evening star., 1942-04-10
Senator Reynolds
Becomes Grandfather

Senator Robert Reynolds of North
Carolina became a grandfather last
night.
His first grandchild, Immediately
named Robert Reynolds, I'd, was
born at Columbia Hospital and
weighed in at seven pounds, six
ounces. Robert Reynolds, jr., q
Department Of Justice attorney. is
the father.
The 57-year-old legislator viewed
the baby at the hospital last night,
and expected to take the day on to
celebrate the arrival Of his flrst
grandchild.
Evening star., 1942-04-10
jailed Beggor Revealed
As Periputetic Bank

CHICAGO, April 1o.-Olaf Carl
SON., 70, Jailed when several restau-
rant owners complained he bothered
them even after getting free meals.
didn't like the lookup menu Of
baloney, rye bread and coffee.
How do I get out Of here?" he
asked.
That's easy" said Sergt. Joseph
Mcdowell, "All you have to do is
put up 5000 bond"
Carlson tore open the lining of
his shabby coat, took out two crisp
500 bills, handed them to the SER
geant and went free with a reminder
to appear in court on begging
charges.
Evening star., 1942-04-10

Tweed mixtures and solid coIors in
reproeessed woods, also wooI-ond-
royon mixtures, contents Of the
materials IobeIed. Broken teen
sizes in the group.