davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15
Introducing

DOROTHY LOUISE KoTcfiER. :. born November to
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. J. Kotcher dorothy rsehrha
TO Mr. and Mrs. Francis Xavier Kocher Mary Letia
Smith. .... Az.
GLORIA ANN SCHMIDT. born November g to Mr..
and Mrs Arthur Schmidt dorothy Malcom)v
KARALYN FRANCES KAVANAUGH. born November
TO Mr. and Mrs. Raymond j. Kavanaugh Virginia HALL
A DAUGHTER. born November TO DR.. and Mrs
John Catalan Margaret Fay BUCK.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15
ReaFota Club 10 Meet

WONIAN,S CLUB OF RED
FORD TOWNSHIP viii hold is
regular meeting at ! 30 ,. ~.
Thursday at the ,Children,s VII
lage i'm West McNichols road.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15
Lincoln Club to Hear Review

A BOOK review by Miss Har-
riet HARDWOOD of the J. l.. Hud-
son Company will highlight the
program of Lincoln Study Clubs
meeting at 1870 Monday in
Frames tearoom.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15
Parliamentary Meet

DETROIT PARLIAMENT
.TARY LAW CLUB will meet at
10 a. m, Wednesday in the De-
troit Federation Building.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15
Hosmer PTA Meet
To Hear Minister
GoLD-HAMLIN

THE REV. p. GILFILLAN OF
the Episcopal Church, Frankfort
and Newport avenues, will speak
on Let Us Give Thanks for the
American Way of Life" at the
Iiosmer Parent Teacher Asso-
citation meeting at 100 D. m.
Thursday in the school audi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15
St. Dunstdns
T Give PLAY
4 and s
BLOOMFIELD HILLS
NoN II

bIOON4T lI4l~D Illl%l.s)
Nov. IA
nECEMBER A and 5 are the
~ dates of the first perform
ance of the year by st. Dun
STAINS Guild when Seven Up"
a three-act play by Sheldon Il.
Noble, will be the offering.
Mr.. Noble is directing his own
play and he is assisted by Ro-
mayne Thompson and Mrs. Fred
erick K. Booth. In the cast are:
MESDAMES
Frederick G Pew Ronald Balisntyne
Paul r Holman John w. Blanchard
and Miss Nellie BeveridEe
AESSRS
Henry Whiting John r. Watts q.
John W Blanchard David vs.. Lee
John W. knecht n. r.. Kastmau
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15

Could anything be easier than this? One fob
let gives you the eEoct amount you need for a
bowIfuI of bAIoWy, gentle, cIsonsans sudsI
Economical there . no waste with deIeetL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15
Dr.. Mcfarland TO Speak

DIR. T.. W. MCFARLAND. pro-
fessor of economics and chair
man of Greater Detroit Con-
Sumers' Council. VIII speak ON
&C Consumers Problems IN
Wayne Women'S Club meeting,
Wednesday at 40 p, M in the
Wayne School auditorium.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15
Back From Vireinia

Barbara Shuell returned To-
ErookRnll, the home of her par
entS, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w.
Shuell. on Lone Pine road, Fri
day > after visit with her
brother-in-law and sister, Ensign
and Mrs. George w. Wolf Jr,
in Fredericksburg. Va.
) Mr.. and Mrs, Fritz Hyde were
hosts at a supper party Sunday
evening honoring June Daisley,
whose marriage 10 Capt. Walter
Holmes Shealor viii take place
in New York November 2S.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15
Pointe Players Show

LETTERS TO LUCERNE, " a
performance by the Pointe Play
ers, will be given at the SIS
p. m. Wednesday meeting Of
Crosse Pointe Mothers Club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-30

Learn Modern Barbering
Prepare yourself now for q profitable posi-
ton after the war. Day and evening
Moler Barber College. $50 Michigan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-30
Deatb Rotires

ALLEs--Aprii 2s, 1912. William John.
husband OF Katherine Loerch Allies
father of William J. Allies Jr. brother OF
John. Emma and Agatha Allies. At chapel
lof the VIM. r. Hamilton Company. cass
at Visitation Church, Twelfth and Webb,
Friday at $50 a. m.
RAGER-April 30. Constance dear father
OF Matthias, Frank. Mrs. Margaret Light.
Mrs. Frances Light. Funeral from Frank
w. Malone Funeral Home. 5067 Chalmers,
Saturday morning At 1i;15, 81. Thomas
Church at IL.
rs, 1912. Frances. age 26,
beloved mother OF the late Patricia. dear
daughter OF william and Ann Barlow sis
ter Of Emely Klaus. Irene, Phoebe, Mer-
relic. Theresa. Patrick, Daniel and Michael
Services Saturday $50 from residence. 1925
Thirty-third street, and Holy Redeemer
Church At o a. m. Interment Holy Cross
Cemetery
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-30
BIRTHS
~N.V
GIRLS

Girls were born 10:
Doreene Higgins, 2i27 Lawndale.
Ann Hoot. 1889 Sussex
Mary Idzior. 5l7s Casper.
Jane Kales. I54 Cloverly road Jrosse Pointe
Olga Loewen. l50e7 Westbrook.
Mable Love, 5023 Hamilton.
Marion Macleod, SIS Gardendale, Ferndale
Constance Mcintosh, t7s3 Helen.
Clara Nogaiski. 1905 Lawndale.
Nellie ONellin, 1871 Alma.
Agnes Popp. 1888 Shields.
Mary Pacific. 22is 81. Joseph.
Katharine Pirtle. 1881 wade.
EIeSssr Probst. 2o67 Coventry Club drive
Crosse Pointe.
JsmimA Penrod, e413 Penrod.
Cecilia Radlieki, $50 Cadillac.
Muriel Reynar, 20is2 Liehfisld.
LeoIa Rae, 55A Grandy,
Jose phine RamAoi, 2273 Parker.
Jessie Roy. 1850 Cameron.
Katherine Roach, 37ss Pingree.
Agnes Rupp, ibS23 oakfield.
Ethel schloctman, l605s fordham.
Gertrude Schmidt. 1881 Ladue.
Marjorie spaid. st3s Jos. Campau.
Theresa Scala, 4eTs Scotch.
Cecilia Smith, e20 East Euclid
Ethel Tengler. 1913 Walthsm.
Mary Tade. iel6 Gray.
Mary Vincent. iN1 Myrtle,
corindef Wells, 70o3l Washourn.
Lucille Washington. 202o 81, Auoin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-30
DEATHS

Hugo Gresham. soo3 East Grand boule-
ward. CT.
Frances BiasrkiewIc., 7725 Medbury. II.
Henry oliver. 203e Meade. "a
Chester Fills. $500 Medbury. IS.
Elizabeth Gertrude Smith, 1o006 Monica,
80.
Ehb.rt Barker. 1901 Trumbun. Highland
Park, Q months.
James Mead, 20465 Grandview 40.
Anthony Thomas Mancini. t4li Canton. 3.
Emma MCMILLAN Rikard, AIS West End.
II.
Theodore Pautsch. 5000 Marx, SO.
Charles Z. Lskin, Union Lake. 50.
Alice B. Morse, e27 wildwood. 7e.
Richard Berent. sI71 Montlieu, ~.
sam Jurkewftz. 2sio Carpenter. Ham
tramck. te.
Mary Jslin, 17sf0 Gable, 81.
Joseph X. Gray 1898 Gable. 81.
Beth Ellen Healc. 1887 Grand River, 4
months
Joseph Williams, 2si7 Waterloo, SIS.
walter Berges 1880 Five Points, SO.
Hugh Cayne. 1920 West Grand boulevard.
s..
John Henry Jones, 1914 willins, So.
Nora Rowe. 50 Horton, 80.
Mike Simon. f7f7s Roseiawn, ~.
Harry Weinstein. h75 Yorkshire. 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-30
Big Users
Face Delay
I'm Sugar

With the registration of com.
percial sugar users under ration
Ag regulations falling far short OF
expectations, Caspar ]. Lingeman
county rationing chief. said today
that In most cases those who failed
to register would get no sugar
until about mid-May.
During the two-day period ended
yesterday, a total of 6.4l2 Detroit
commercial consumers and 1854
Quietly users registered
This was about $1,000 less than
Lingeman had anticipated.
Because the next week will be
utilized in the registration of an
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-30

MARRIAGE LICENSES

Raymond J. Gonzalez. 27; Wanda @. Cor
Henry Rivas. %; csrmeua +. Morabno. ~
orvnie p. Rasbury. 26; Dorothy NJ. sny
der. 20.
William Crsighead, 20: Mildred LAFeur. "a
Frank wyIkowski, II; Irene Konkel. az
Stephen p. Bogater, "a; Lorraine III. Nc
Glory. 23.
Henry J. Meretsky, 43; Ruth Hsnelsky. %
Joseph d. Derowski, 81; Clara olesks. 81
Edward w. Potrafka. Al; Elizabeth A
| Roberts. 10.
Theodore FogeI. rs; Esther Marx. 20.
Charles A. Altman Jr, 10; Frances
| Niswannsr. Is.
Monte Kady, "a: Virginia verhaAg, "a.
Eugene r. Hoffman. 81; Mildred C. Panic
90.
Julia souva. 80: oeorEina Perreault. 2s.
Edward Jaruzel, 26: Ann Korxecki, 20.
Burton c. Larson, 81; Dorothy NJ. Engel
is
Joseph Lavallee, IT; Mabel Foight, a.
Gordon swindlehurst, rs; Clara sokoloski
1 10.
M.ttso =; psMariO. AZ; Mildred f. Wat
Joseph Mangiapans, Il; Mary oiordAno.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-30
Lucky Push
Plant Policeman Arrests Pair
as Tire Thieves

"Give us a push, will you?" a
couple of youths asked Corp.
James Ross Of the Hudson Motor
Company police outside the
gates of the United States Naval
Ordnance Plant.
"sure," Ross replied.
He gave them the push, ther
arrested them and turned then
over to state police, who are nov
holding the pair, Joseph Poeschell
18, and Raymond Lucas. ~, IT
lieu of $1,000 bond each.
While pushing their car, Ross
had noticed a set Of tires piled ir
the rear seat. The youths are
charged with stealing them from
a car parked nearby.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-30

ESTIMATED 100000 individual
sugar consumers. Lingeman said
that commercial users without
valid reasons for negligence in reg
istering could not be given atten-
ton for at least two weeks.
Meanwhile. approximately no.
900 preliminary information forms
for use in the registration Of indi-
Ividual residents from Monday
through Thursday were distributed
through the citys school children.
Late in May. Lingeman an
Inounced. he will open branch Of
fees for rationing registration and
information throughout the county.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-30
DIVORCES

Otto q. Smith from sybii.
Vera Williams from Harry,
Katherine Potenza from John.
Eva McAliley from Roy.
Catherine Nosanov from Morris.
Julius Bun from Lena,
Emma Camper from Walter.
Bessie McCioud from william.
Leonard Garrett from Margaret.
Helen Bulstte from LsRoi.
Jean Dillon from Frances.
Mary Collett from Harry.
Jessie Boyd from william.
Virginia Boriand from Harding.
Martha Burns from John.
Morris Murphy from Florence.
Lucious Norman from Stella.
Peggy Boswell from Eugene.
Marcella Olin from John.
Evelyn Battle from Omar.
Lorraine Mitchell from Elmer.
Curtis Hatfield from Margaret.
Ida Criebe from George.
Anna Vaughn from James,
Florence Snyder from Albert.
Helen Zaha from Alexander.
Helen Giebsi from Harvey.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-30
u. Of D. Art Student
Wins Safety Contest

Eugene Schuett. University ol
Detroit arts sophomore. toda,
won the first intercollegiate traf,
Ific safety oratorical contest. The
contest was sponsored in co-opera
tion with the Traffic Safety Asso'
citation. the Automobile Club o.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-30
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Anthony A. Msscis. "a; Antoinstts Per
p.iis: +, EmriS< al; Dorothy Hlulns'r
Arthur w1s.owsty. as; Irene T. ROEaisky
David D. ston.r. Al; Dorothy n. George
Donald s. Ru,hlow. 40; Jeanette R. 10
AxsI A. Jsekols, 81; Hnms Q. Abraham
Ivan X. Rogers, 10; Alice N. Palmer. Is
Raymond W. Maxi. 81; Johann DeLo
Howard Black. Is; Sarah Hayes. 10.
Joseph A. oundsrmsn. Al; Rose B. Smith
Joe c. McMun'n. az; rhslms N. Helm
John 3. BOlo,nik, as; Viola J. oconnor
Fran. p "a rr'n'lsra. ao' Margaret N
George SIs: N. Macarthur. 10; Virginia M
Charles w. Adams. ~; Helen K. OGDEN
Arthur A. Mscsuisy. IL; Florence II. WI
James Cohen. IL; Marie Nelson. 10.
Steve r. Kocsis. "a; Lena Mastrentonio, "a
Jonas weems, 81; Mary Miller. 50
William n. Carney. 10: Virginia N. Ault
william Kitchen, Il; Kathryn mccoy, Is.
Alfred Liedks. 81; Dorothy J. Patterson
1e
waiter Mazen. 20; virginia Kwot, n.
James J. Brown. 81; Eileen q. vsrgouw. ~
Herbert C. Stephens, IS; Alice Davidson
Lswrene. Brsski. 7s; Helen Pranser. ~.
Irving Pianin, 20; Rose sikovtz. 10.
Leon csllca, IS; GenevteYs Gawrylak. a
John L. Childep. "a; Ellen ". Joyce, 20.
Charles p: Harvey. 20; Fide' N. Ger
Raymond Cane 20; Irene Berry. zs.
Harold L. Ballard. 81; Grace A. Nushi
John w. Kopera. "a; Cassie Kruia. 10.
Emil Johnson. "a: Minerva CHLOE, 30.
AloysIus straueh. -; Marie virden, al.
William X. Palmer. So; Lillian Mccormick
Earl w. Risk., a: Irene Be,ma, Il.
Nelson c. crumiey Jr.. 20; Wilma n
| Ademson, IL
william A. Howard, s.: Jane Monica jar
william Beach. II; Erma P.tri, IT.
John d. MacRae, rs: Dorothy Drake. n
Constantine 8. Kogut rs; Helen sliwinsk
Il.
Randolph Logan. 81: Dorcine Edwards. 10
Steve Burinyk, IS; Elsie N. Demchuk. "a
Albert Taldo. 80; Flora Lawson. 50.
steve L, capoferi. "a; shamis 9. Lubus. IL
Warren r. Bugh. 81; Mary A. Richards
Arthur E. Bolss. 80; Margaret B. Mulch
a..
Robert L. Miller %; Henrietta J. Rozsms
| 81.
william J. Smith. Is; Helen n. Boucher
Steve MThaIko. 20: Helen NJ. Rimbro, 20.
Boris Angeiow, as Iris AbbondanIa, ~.
John Davis, 2s; Winnie Beattie, "a.
Harold A. Nelson. a; Beryl OFT. 80.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-30
White Shirt Chief Indicted
WASHINGTON, April 80 (INS,

WASHINGTON. April 80 (INS)
The department of justice today
announced that a federal grand
jury at Chattanooga, Tenn, had
indicted George w. Christians.
commander-in-chief of the Cru
sader White Shirts, on charges of
violating the Espionage Act by at
tempting TO cause INSTRUMENTATION
In United States military and naval
forces.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-30
DETROIT EVENING TIMES (pHoNE CHERRY $500

Michigan and the Detroit police
department, in an attempt to i'm
press the need for careful driving.
Students from the Detroit Insti-
tute Of Technology. Mercy College,
Highland Park Junior College and
the University of Detroit took
part, Richard Lott of Highland
Park Junior College was awarded
second place. ANY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-30
"For nickel extra, get delivered too!''
Deatb notires


PLOTSIcKI--April 20; Mary. dear mother
dear sister Of Mrs. Anna Lewandowski.
grandmother of grandchildren; Funeral
Monday from Anthony Wutek Funeral
Home, 1882 East Garfield, at $50, and
st. Josephat's Church at 300; interment
at Mt. olivet Cemetery.
sCHALLER - Ada B., April 20; beloved
wife OF Charles. dear mother OF George,
Ruth. WILDER. Hazel and Bertha. Funeral
from residence at New Boston s ., hien.;
Church at $3.50.
TACKELs0N--Aprtl so, 1912; stesve D,
beloved husband OF Fern l., dear father
OF Mrs. NJ. L. Kiarr. Remains at Floyd l..
Hamilton Funeral Home. Twelfth and West
fnternent Lincoln. III.
Funeral Directors
l. SUTTON . SON SON., , ,oo
~ = - !, -. : =.
Lost and Found
BEAGLE hound, female; black ana white.
Reward. $3.50 Leidich, Olive sT3s.
CAMEO brooch; vicinity downtown sec
ton: finder please call Mutual 2474:
reward.
FOX terrier; small, all dark; male; fine
| white lines on chest 1885 Washburn
University 5-7177: reward.
GRADUATION RtNd - Lost Belle Isle
rest room Thursday. Reward. Drexel 2044.
ILADY's Hamilton wrist watch. gold: vicin-
lily Harper. Van Dyke. Plaza $3.50.
Reward.
lLADYs Waltham wrist watch: six diA-
monds; vicinity Hudson's. Rewar d.
Tuxedo 1-2eo7.
lLOST-Brief case. black. on Harper car;
sample Roy Taylor: reward lie. 2-s197
II. Alexander. 10 East Garfield.
lLOsT-Female dog, black spots. blue tici
and beagle, name June; reward. Bob
1 1000 Frederick.
PERSIAN CAT-Smali, sandy: brown eyes
i 14i7 Berkshire. Niagara 1455. Reward
LIMESTONE lapel watch. Remington; be-
tween Keating-John r. Reward $40.
Townsend 6-4S09.
ISTRAYED-April ~. two English settlers.
] females: vicinity Chalmers, May6eld. Pc
ward. Pingree 6017
TERRIER--Brown, tan: male: white chest
vicinity Chene, Fenkeli. Vermont 7-0634.
ITr-I. CzI111. NIL Fall
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-30
Road Bonds Retired

LANSING, April 30.-Retire-
ment of S152. 900 in Covert road
bonds, issued TO finance inter-
county construction. was an
nounced today BY the state high
way department. The payments
will reduce the outstanding total
to 81, 942, 900. Bonds OF this type
are no longer issued.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-30

consult the enlarged Real Estate HIST.
ings In the big Sunday Times Want Adj
\ sectionl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-30

Three Comic Pages every day
I'm Daily Detroit Times.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-31
Realtors Seat
New Officers
Bourd Holds 36th
Annuol Banquet

Talk about houses and lots and
controversial government housing
were tshco thursday night a.
most Tacoma dealers IN those
commodities gathered at the Ia
coma hotel for the seth annual
banquet Of the Tacoma Real
Estate board.
Speeches BY J. W. Wheeler. Sc
attic old-timer In rial estate en-
'terprise. and Hugh Russell. also Of
Seattle. and president 81 the
Washington Association of Real
tors. were kept strictly off the
subject Russell directed instsiis-
ton OF Harold Gloyde ss new
president Of the Tacoma group and
Wheeler presented him gavel.
Gloyde succee Harry L.
Blsngy. who was presented a gift
Thursday night by Herbert y. Sy-
ford. Other new officers Of thr
Tacoma Real Estate board are
Frank Calender. vice president
Carl Wolf. reelected treasurer.
and Charles r. Edrington, secre-
tsry.
Mayor Harry r. Cain was toast
master. The program began with
the national anthem. directed ny
Mrs. Chandler Sloan. sssisted by
Helen Congdon. A puppet show
and magic act also entertained the
l25 realtors at the dinner.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-31
Tacoma Community Chests
Officers for Year Chosen
CONTINUED From Pare one,

CONTINUED Prom Pare onsl
were made BY W. c. Deerins
chairman Of the Nominations com.
nittee.
Albert II. Hooker. IT.. retiring
president, presided over the meet
ing. He extended thanks to the
hundreds 81 Community Chest
workers who helped raise funds
for the 1912 campaign. and
announced that ne would soon be
leaving the city for army duty.
Or. Walter q. Macosksy. head
~ the public health council. con-
eluded his report by announcing
that his successor would be Percy
J. Cox. Pierce county school super
intendent.
Reports Are Made
Reports also were made by A. II.
Heath, retiring campaign chair
man: Bartlett Rummel. head Of
the 1e41-42 budget committee; Ly-
man Hall, treasurer: NJ. ]. mickey.
retiring public relations commit
tee chairman, and Guy Thompson,
paid secretary Of the organization.
II was announced that 22,5sI
pledges. totslling slee.44i.ss, had
been made during the 1e41-<2 cam
paign. Goal had been set at
Sipe. ls5. but satisfaction was ex-
pressed because the approximately
$40, 900 collected compared highly
fsvorably with the Sl37 1853
collected in the previous campaign.
Percentages Given
n was pointed out by Hooker
that the national increase Of Com
munity Chest funds throughout
the nation was ga per cent, while
the Tacoma increase, after sub
tracing the money turned over
to the USO. was IL per cent.
State percentage Of increase was
IL per cent. Including the USO
funds collected, the Tacoma in
crease was 225 per cent.
Fifteen Tacomsns were elected
20 the board of trustees. They
include Jean Paul King, Reuben
Carlson, J. p. Weyerhaeuser, jr.,
Paul Billings, DR.. S. E. Light. Mrs.
A. L. scharf, Rev. M. A. Marcy.
Mrs. Harry Rinker, Mrs. John s.
Baker. +. A. Thompson, Percy
Rollins. DIR. Frank Rist Baker,
Rev. Harold L. Booch. L. F. Wing
and Oscar z. johnson.
Each was elected for a three
year term.
Members Of Board
Members of the board, whose
terms will expire at the close of
1912. are: Charles p. Burkey, Mrs.
A. b. Comfort, A. NJ. Debroe
William c. Deering, DR.. e. T.
Elmors. George P. Firth. George
H. Fisher, Mrs. II. II. Garretson,
Mrs. John Goldsbury. Mrs. A. N.
Gunderson, Mrs. George B. Guyles,
Lyman V. Hall, Mrs. Frances NJ.
Haskell. J. J. kaufman, Mrs.
Morris Kleiner, Mrs. w. A. Kunigk,
Lyle Lemley, Margaret r. Long,
M. J. mickey, Rev. J. p. Pflueger,
John Prins, Bartlett Rummel, Roe
y. Shsub, Mrs. r. r. Titcomb,
Frank Taylor, Stanton Warburton,
r., Mrs. e. A. White, Mrs. M. d.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-31

ssr>. 49,. -. ks~.i. x9xs -.
Park ave. u nc~ spending .
nnnfh ~ ~ eetfs9s 81 res<iand
H<<r Ae~rd>~e.
a~s~s s<.uss-s' ~ r-<<rs,y -
turned ~nth Mrs. arosd~r frum
Hcrciuia. = me- enrioyezi n ne
cfnr< - Seattle rNcema snip
eaiidinE ccrr.
Recent .pcneas,. ~ ~.rrs.s-
licenses IN rcft Orchard w>r<
Wyatt os<es~s Wsvvsek. a Fc<t
Lewis ard sosrgwpvs>s Wa1A>s. ~.
salem. Ore. ard Tvan~ss Wtnnr1
evshsr>e. - rcrt I<~ta and
Ei'sA As~ssa sAsrs>s. - Salem.
Oregon.
.. \. nierHs. resident n Graham
10 . regular rsecms visitor thess
days while Me wife y ~ In N
Tacoma General hospital.
n YIN h. wedding s-lls saturday
fos Gsnssse nese>es ard po1ppy
Graves.
rvask uvyas. wall kne~r Taco
ma Times printer. underwent -
emergency operation for arrends'
oitls Thursday night. Ne h IN ra'
coma General hospital
Eskeiwsa EAwasaa. ~. n MI ~
9th st.. vas IN Tacoma Genera
hospital Friday for ehe>rvAticn
she tainted 81 ssh ard ccmmsres
u. rhursdsy ahrut tniso , n.
and vas taken 10 the hospital ;,
police Ambulance. Attendants sais
she probably would ~ r~l>ss>d :.
her home Friday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-31

alive ana well according u Nr~.
Me,iss Cc~ses. Formerly cf Ia
coma.
NJ. ass M. rrssH n~sv~r~a.
II nay Island were - rcufe rri-
asy 70 California for an Gnaehnste
business and pleasure TRIP.
Ga. sscrHasn. .. u. n>rss. n~y
Raaley ard a. I. n~ht have snsn.
1nned printing n secrrt fnns 81
the seattle Tacoma shirysrd.
Tem E~h~tusas. son ~ Nr. as1
Mrs. r. Floyd E>heluaa a sa2
Ne. steele at. ieft Tacoma We'd
nesdsy h become . flying cadet.
army AIR corr~ at Rzkersfseld.
Calf. Tom u graduate a
Stadium high school and Cnlleks
81 Puget Sound and holds The
Eagle award In Roy Scouts.
W. ,. p1ssgesVia 81 Tacoma VA
q recent visitor IN walla walls.
A marriage license spplseaslen
was made recently IN Ellenseark
by Philip y. Mclaughlin and nes.
nice Moan. both cf Tacoma.
Mr. and Mr.. Fred 0l~es and
Mrs. Ida Taug. all ~ Tsecma. 70
Gently visited ~ the Olaf nah
home near Bremerton.
Mr.. and Mr.. 4. !. nuiiasa n
Tacoma recently visited Mr.. Hui
lsrf's father. v. ~. Duilard n
Raymond.
Mrs. Arthur Heeker. a52z rari
fic ave- recently visited friendI
and relatives 1T Corslis Beach.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-31

Arthur H. Brouse, George NJ. V,
Brown, Harry p. Cain. Norton
Clapp. Freeman L. Cochran, Henry
Coulston. Harold I. Davis. How
ard r. Goold. A. II. Heath. Otto l..
johnson, Rev. Harold b. Long,
William L. Luebke, Rev. w. o.
Macoskey, II. d. Maxwell. f. J.
Michlitsch. Reno Odlin, Mrs. J. f.
Olson. Axel oxholm, Mrs. Fred
Pflaum, w. G. Pinches, Mrs. Byron
Scott, Mrs. +. c. Shaneman. Maj.
Gen. David L. Stone. DIR. G. o.
Walters. Mrs. J. p. Weyerhaeuser
jr., f. A. White. Miss Nellie Wort
man and Mrs. Z. c. Yoder.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-31
Roosevelt Signs
Price Measure
tcontinued From rsre onel


real danger IN the provision
whereby no price ceiling ran -
placed 81 agriculture products At
less than ITO per cent ~ parity.
The provision. We president
said. IL = defenite violation Of an
objective sought hy the admins
trstion and the agricultural rorn-
istion a dir~ct thres, n tho cost
~ living because parity IL not =
fixed amount. but only = relation
ship ~ the agricultural cost ~
living n the non-srriculturai cost
of living.
ne pointed eus the admins
trsticn. since n came inte
efncs. had sought Ia hiring
farm prices up b. IN average
81 100 per rent parity.
The 10 per cent provision In
the price control bill exceeds this
objective. he said.
The president described powers
vested in the bill q. the authority
TO deal with problems inherent In
q war situation.
He summarized for the news
papermen q memorandum from
Henderson. in which he described
a -
another valuable along with
taxes. savings and rsticning To
control initiation.
The president said he though,
the hin had = good framework
because II vested authority in q
single administrator and set forth
workable procedures for price
control.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-31
Bellarmine R0TC
Promotions Made

The Rev. FIR. Henry J. Schultz
heis. 81, president Of Bellsrmine
high school. Friday released the
names Of cadets recently qualified
for promotion by examinations
and those whose appointment has
row been ordered by Maj. Allen
johnson, the regularly detailed in
structor from the army.
To Richard J. Hermsen goes the
highest ranking command IN the
Bellsrmine r. o. T. c. He has
been promoted TO be a cadet ma
tor and is battalion commander.
The second highest in command is
cadet Warren G. Gillmer, who will
be cadet captain and battalion
sdjutant.