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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-24

repairing = root On rs summer
home a. Nolloohet. J. seems that
while Bill was sitting On the roof,
gallon % tar upset and before
he knew Il. his pants lmost Of
them were stuck - the roof.
lie came back on the ferry with a
msekinsw drAped around his
shorts.
Harhormaster Prank >hernan's
right arm is IN sling; torn
shoulder ligsment he skidded on
a sick spot on his own back
porch.
Mrs. Helen Bussard Is spending
couple OF weeks on a motor trip
10 California and Arizona.
lsadore Schsefer. former, Ia
coma newspaper man now head
OF the leather goods department
Of Seattle Woolens. Vas a visitor
in town this week.
Lewis law. courthouse utility
man. hobbling along with the help
Of a cane, paid a visit TO the
ancient corridors Tuesday for a
look around. He was struck by
an automobile as he was walking
to his station as an air raid warden
during the incident tests Of Sun
day afternoon. Sept. Il.
A former accountant for a local
bottling firm. Howard A. Atwell.
indicted Aug. II, il reported to
be on active duty attending a
finance school in the replacement
center at Fort Benjamin Harrison.
Ind. Pvt. Atwell is a member of
the Tacoma Elks club and the
Tacoma Eagles.
Paul VI. Mcfarland, 20, son of
MIR. and Mrs. r. n. Mcfarland,
1889 So. Tacoma ave, recently
enlisted in the navy and is now
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-24
PIC President Named Guardian
OF Boy So He Can Become Marine;
Youth Parents in Madagascar

q rsSses<lsa - France. WHY
Francs. Th<a fhs British lsnssa
snd 81 last reports hsd isss sf=zsls
taken over everything.
A fee aays 40 nFasten Decided
- enli-t IN re na.sin~ ecfr<s 81
hs Isn't a. sEe ssf ard ne fsl<.
esll Tor eeH-=at 20 hss parent ~
guardian
There's N vss rev ~ witch Ne
can camnsanse.fs with NJ. parents
Ats.rn<s rr~a a pt~sstek-
go prusia~a The way ~ss fss~~.
ssy sfs~rsse. ~k~. ~ go
p~srei e~fefe sur<ftsx tu-tne
D. n fsedx. With . r<sitsss.
The p<fltlen stated The eiFcuna-
stances - outlined stese. ard
asked that ~. q. A. Tinxsisfsd.
president ~ Pacific iaihersr eei.
lege he srreaased conssa's guard.
IAN f,r this purpose ~ snis.tsax.
Judge hedge granted the r<tItsea
without further question:.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-24

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-24
Townsend Meetings

Following IL a list OF scheduleu
Townsend meetings:
Thursday Fircrest No. 10. reg
ular business session At Fircrest
church: Harmony club No. 20,
short business meeting At X. Of {.
hall. followed by games and re-
fr.shmeuts.
Friday -Ali-city club No. -.
business meeting ut hAecabses
hall TO be followed BY card party
and refreshments. Fern HUI club
No. 4, short business meeting fol
lowed by card party. South Taco
ma club No. .. regular business
session.
saturday - FAwostt Ave. club
No. 10. regular business meeting
after which there will be dancing
Announcement VAS made locally
that Dr. Townsend will attend the
state and regional Townsend con.
ysntlon which viii BE- held Sept
1877 in Yakima.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-24
Majority Of Convoy
Reaches Russian Poris

LONDON - The admiralty 70.
ported Wednesday that this great
ma jority" OF British and Amsfi-
can ships In the Russian bound
convoy which Was attacked by
Nam forces had arrived ~ north
Russian poris.
The admiralty commsinleqsle
said that none of ths conveys
escort ships we're bpst
(Saxl reports had elsimsd that
shout 90 ~ the - ships which
Berlin said comprised tins convoy
wer~ either sunk or damssedl
the admiralty said the Germans
heavily attacked tho convoy. en-.
ployfng submarines and planes.
and managed 10 infilct some losses
You help yourself whsn you buy
n. n, War Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-24

going through training at Great
Lakes, Ill.
Edwin A. Loft. ALL No. 27th
st. began his basic training at
the marine corps school in Guam
tioo. Va. recently and in 10 weeks
will graduate with his commission
as second lieutenant. Loft IL n
graduate OF Stadium high school.
Word received in Tacoma Wed.
nesday revealed Howard Francis
Frye. si2 No. cushman ave,
graduated from an officers csndi-
date school on Sept. 10, with n
commission of second lieutenant
in the adjutant generals depart
ment of the army. 1t. Frye spe-
cislized in the field of army postal
administration.
A former Tscoman is stationed
at viii Rogers field. okla. He
ia Pvt. Elmer J. Oasen. son of
Jens Kristen Oasen of Eatcnville,
and who resided in Tacoma at
2e15 So. 9TH st.
A. J.. Daniels, teacher at Sta
dunn high school. has been named
by State Superintendent Of Public
instruction Pearl Wanamaker as
a member OF the state curriculum
commission TO serve as a state
planning and policies group.
Daniels was one OF II named.
Loss of a thumb and severe cuts
on his right hand were suffered
late Tuesday by 26-year-old Jesse
Kelley, 1919 Pacific ave. as result
of an secident with a cutter ma
chine while working at oregon
Washington Plywood Co.
As result Of an accident with
live steam while working at the
Ohio Ferro-Alloys. Inc, 24-year-
old Elmer Hansen of Puyallup WAS
confined at Tacoma General hos
pital Wednesday with severe burns
on his legs and feet.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-24

Suppose yea sre % and wsas
% enlist: bat - snlls, yoa nasi
have your psrents ecnsea,; aza
suppose ycsar parents are In Mad
sxascar Hcw can des
fantas,ief Net ~ al. that's
exactly the position that Conrad
Hrsssen found himssif IN Tues
dsv. hut Ne hss 4 al solved ne~.
sad II ~sn - - way int tAs
marine ccrrs.
nrsas~n 10 = stsssiret ~ "a
eifsc tatheran college. Ne
wa. born - fert Dsutphin.
Madagascar kis parents bath
Americans ard llath~rss nsis.
sieaari~s. are kittie and Ass
Marie RrasI~e. Gerard b .
comparative new mer 10
Y. 4. a.
Hut this VAR business has hi
Madagascar hard; the huge Island
eff the east coast ef Africa ~ss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-24
Gas Model Meet Of Airplane Club
Sc: for Sunday at College Course

model" meet 10 be held at the Col
lege Golf course Sunday. Sept. n.
beginning at IL noon and continu.
Ing until 5 p. m.
Through the cooperation ~ the
faculty of the Pacific Lutheran
college. the boys were granted per.
mission 20 fly their model planes
on the golf course which IL now
owned and operated by the college.
The course was formerly the Park
land Golf course.
Others 10 Compete
In addition TO members Of the
local club. boys from many Of the
Northwest's cities viii compete for
the merchandise prizes which have
been donated by several Tacoma
business houses.
Arrangements for the meet were
made by James A. Hopkins, TIA.
coma official OF the Academy Of
Model Aeronautics and principal
Of Roosevelt school.
Numbered among boys who VIII
fly the gas model planes they have
designed are Stan Engle, Tom
coatsona, Kaye Dahlgrecn, jim
Tangora. George Matthsei. Hanh
Cole, Rolf Falk. Jack Drummond
Don Lockow. Walter johnson. Car
Farsheck, Bill Mazzoncini. Chuck
Hollinger. Duane Carpenter and
Byron Blanchfield.
Welcome Interest
Naturally. these boys, many oi
whom will be the brains Of our ayl'
alton industry OF tomorrow. vel
come public interest in their ae-
tiyities and are greatly encouraged
in their study and experimentation
In aerodynamics by attendance nj
their club demonstrations. Whers
gas models are flown. the contests
are Of unusual interest from tbs
spectators viewpoint
The Tacoma Model Airplsne club
extends a cordial invitation 10 tbs
general public 10 visit the COLLEGE
course next Sunday afternoon To
ser its members put their ships
through their PAGES.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-24
sSE SHOPS
cash AND CARRY"

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-24
Puyallup TO Save on Rubber
AT It's Halloween Parties

worker. va. fined $3.50 and had h
drivers license revoked In JedHs
Robert csmphsiFs court Monday
evening following hi. srr~st 81 =
chsrEv % drunken driving Tam
Carr and Tony setting. riding with
frsn~r. were also arrested II ths
sam. time and secured their -.
lease on SIS bail each which they
forfeited.
Gu~~ss ~ Desnos
After 70 years ~ principal ~
hapivwood school. Donald crey
has transferred HE activities "a
the high school fsrulty and ~ ths
FIRST meeting of the year Of Maple.
wood PIT. A. On Monday evening
the former principal and Mfs. rsoy
will be guests uf honor ~ = fare.
well reception a. the school. Al
tho same time the new principal
Percy Cos. and Mrs. Cox Will b.
welcomed. Other honor guests a
the evening viii b. superintendent
Of Schools Paul Hsnswsit and
Mrs Hanswalt and Harry Hanssn
high school principal. and Mrs
Hansen, Mr.. J. W. kslAus vii
give the farewell address for the
former principal and Mrs. Arfhn'
Cook. president of tho PIT. A.,
viii welcome the new head Of tbs
school.
For the evenings program thsrs
viii be . talk ON Nutrition hs
Mlss Martin Of the high sehoo
faculty and Mrs. Marion cstron
chairman Of thu reception and re-
freshmvnts committee. has mp
pointed Miss Bessie Bum. Mrs
Jelinek and Mr.. Haviisnd Of ~
teaching stair and members o. tn
executive group 10 assist. Mrs
Loyal Boulsi. Mrs. Einelehnsr ans
Mrs. Paul wotton. program chair
man. viii also assist.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-24
Old Church Decuneall
Renewed lor Duralion

nr. AuausTtNG ~. - tsls-
tarissI fecsfis q ne cnthnl,e
shurch 81 ~ Augustus are stsred
IN shs archives % ths untvvfslly Il
Metre Dana ~ south n~rd. Ind
church officials revealed Included
are IS volumes AZ The h>ptisnal
burial Ind marriage rsrcsds a M
~. Augustine parish - which 4
rrnl,~hly the oldest In NJ United
States from 1884 10 i7e1
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-24

J. ,. Murphy night ~ili b. csis-
brsted on Thursday. sept 2s, 81
q .. m. when the Royal Arcanun
meeting viii be hsid IN l. .. o. y
temple There v1il BE- an Initiation
after winch refreshments viii BE-
served.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-24
Three-Woy Blinker
LIGHT at Seminary

A new three-way blinker stop
light has been installed on No. Ia
coma ave. In front Of Annie Wright
seminary 20 give pedestrians a
chance with slower motor traffic,
IL was announced Wednesday by
Commissioner Einar Langseth.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-24
BOOKED FOR LIQUOR

Charged with Illegal sale Of
liquor at 1s07ls So. G st. o2-yesr-
old Martin Carroll was jailed Wed
nesdsy following his arrest by
state agents.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-24
HEATERS WANTED

People are looking every day ef
the week for used heaters IN the
Miscellaneous For Sale column 81
Ths Tacoma Times want Ads.
II YOU have = ussd hsstsr for
sale. order a Want "A and seii -
for cash
o. ~. Hsuzsnsr. RI 3. Boz ss<.
got cash buyers from this Times
Want "A costing TO.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-24

Members Of Tacoma's Model Air
plane club have planned gas
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-24

Lon around your hosiss n you
have anything Of value thst you
are not using sell u with . Want
Ad. Gail Main 1851.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-24

Gthhti4tF- ffuIink tnAt cum
inunlty entertainment win fufthet
the war program for conserving
rubber. the committee. headed by
Chester Brsksfieid. arranging The
annual Halloween party has made
plans for the possible use Of AL
grade schools. The junior high
school. the Elka club. civic audi
torium and the Liberty theater
for staging its entertainment.
thus keeping people % the com
munlty from travelling.
These plans VIII provide Haiicw-
zen parties for ali ages. with The
smaller children concentrated In
their own nslTheorhooe~ through
use % the grade school buildings
Parents viii be encouraged 10 se-
company their youngsters 20 these
parties The EIks temple win h
the scene Of = party for high
school students while some may
prefer 10 attend the special thea
ter entertainment Efforts 10 pro-
vide q town party At tho Civic
auditorium for adults are being
made. Costs Of entertainment and
refreshments will be held 10 .
minimum and VIII be- prorated
among the various community or
CARNATIONS.
Chairman Braksfieid, whose ap.
poiniment wa. approved by the
Puyallup coordinating Council.
has announced his selections OF
group heads 10 include George n.
Cole, assistant chairman: Mrs. w.
=. coiman, grade schools. Miss
c. y. Bigelow. finance. Harry
Hansen. schools; Paul wngisy.
auditorium: Buryi Bryan. music
Mike Bsrovic. thester. and Rex
Kelley. publicity.
Mrs. Cock President
Mrs John c. Cook will serve the
Puyaliup chapter u the w. &. T.
u. for the coming year, having
been chosen president nj the an
nuai election held Tuesday after
noon Mt the home Of Mrs. George
Cole. sit oth ave. \. w.
Mrs. Cole was eleeted vice pres
dent; Miss Mabel Thompson. treas
uwr. Mrs. LieIla Rasey. secretary.
and Mrs. Lulu Orr. assistant sec
Rotary. Miss Thompson and Mira
Cook were also elected the group.
delegates TO the county eonysn.
ton 10 be held 1T Mason Methodist
church. Tacoma, Oct 1910. Dur
ing the business session II was de-
eided that IN. chapter will again
sell Christmas cards. FOR the
program Gail Hesuchamp played
piano selections.
To Meet Thursday
First mseting of the Woodland
PIT. A. will be held Thursday
night NJ 8 o'clock at the school
NHFN tNFAs VIVA ~ f""EttAftt
for tb~ teaching staff Mrs. v. v
Templin. president. viii be in
charge Of the meeting.
Monday evening. Oct. ~. has
bssn named =. the date fof .
Aaensz pass dinner arranged ~
thu Nsehsz pas. Rad coFnmltiss
10 be held In the Chamber u
Commerce rooms. according u
Rex Kelley. secretary u ths
Chamber 81 the weekly luncheon
Tuesday. Reservations may he
made by eontsetlns Arthur Coax
secretary of the fosd COMMITTEES
For the program following
luncheon. vi johnson, represents
tive Of one Of ths rsIbb&r com.
paniss showed moving pictures
Keep 'sm Rolling" strssslnx rub.
her conservation.
Henry Frazer, ksesl shlpysrd
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-24

nONTAg HEs1EE fs sss. sss
FnoDs Ffxoet<a s1zt.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-24

You help yourself whsn you bu,
u. n. War Bonds.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-04
Variety Shower
 For Bride-EJec

Mrs. Joseph Fitzpatrick and Mrs. O. Middleton Parsons entertained on Saturday evening at the formers home on Delaware avenue with q miscellaneous shower in compliment to Miss Louise Reichenbach of steu- ben street.
 Among the guests were Mrs. John Luddy, Mrs. Irene Bradley, Mrs. Thomas Jackson, Mrs. John Kirsch- baum, Mrs. Marie Arbor, Mrs. Gus tave Lange, Mrs. Frank Parkins, Mrs. Fred Packard, Mrs. William Kirschbaum, Mrs. Otto Sibold, Mrs. Edward Daley, Mrs. Otto Reichen- bach, Mrs. c. M. Parsons, Mrs. Otto Stage, Mrs. John Reichenbach, Mrs. George Muligan, Mr., Mrs. Wesley Tracy, Mrs. William Burke, Mrs. Mrs. Johannah Moss, Mrs. Charles Hassell, Mrs. George Muligan, Jr.,
 And the Misses Sue O'Dea, Lor- etta Blais, Alice Foley, Eunice Reichenbach, Pauline Razier, Elea- nor Reichenbach, Mary Razier, Ruth Reichenbach, Emile Fitzpat- rick, Janet Field, Julie Field.
 Among the out of town guests were Mrs. Harold Darling, and Mrs. George Reichenbach of Bridgeport: Mrs. Joseph Burns, Mrs. Joseph Carroll of Bristol; and Miss Mildred Parsons of Greenwich.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-04
RuzirkoUic-White
 Saturday Nuptials

The wedding of Miss Harriett White, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Tracy White of Naugatuck to Jo- seph Charles Ruz!nkovic, son of MT. and Mrs. John Ruzinkovic of Hill street, this city, took place on Saturday morning at 9 o'clock.
 White snapdragons and palms decorated the altar of St. Thomas church, this city, for the ceremony which was performed by the Rev. John L. Sullivan.
 Miss Anna Ruzlnkovic, @ sister of the groom, attended as maid of honor. Michael Kasarko served as his cousins bestman, with James Murray and John Ruzinkovic as uShers.
 Escorted to the altar by her father, the bride wore gown of white slipper satin with yoke and front skirt panel of lace. The skirt ended in 8 long train. A heart shaped tiara of orange blossoms held her full length veil. She carried white gardeniaS with roses.
 The maid of honor was dressed in yellow taffeta with lace. She wore 8 matching polk bonnet of silk net, and carried g bouquet of assorted flowers.
 A reception followed at the home of the brides parents. Mrs. White received in a redingote dress of powder blue crepe. Mrs. Ruzinkovic wore printed blue crepe in redingote style.
 The couple left for an unannounc- ed trip. Upon their return they will reside on Ward street Nauga- tuck.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-04
Couple United
 This Morning

At eleven o'clock this morning Miss Candida Maxzarella, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Frank Mazzarella of South Main street became the bride of Gerald Dahut, son of Mir. and Mrs. Adolph Dahut og Sew York City.
 The Right Reverend Joseph Val dambrini united the couple at the rectory of the Church of Our Lady of Lourdes, with Miss Evelyn Cam muerota of Schenectady, New York, as her cousins maid of honor, and John P. Higgins of New York City as best man.
 The bride wore 8 street length jacket frock of Sea Foam Green crepe, with Kelly green accessories, and Q corsage of white violets with lilies of t he valley. Vari-colored flowers trimmed her Kelly green hat.
 The grey green jersey frock of the maid of honor was fashioned with @ pleated skirt and bodice. She wore hat of navy lace straw with a veil, navy accessories, and a cor sage of violets.
 A wedding breakfast for the bridal party followed at the Oak dale Tavern in Wallingford, from which the couple left for an unan- nounced trip.
 The bride. a graduate of Dan- bury Teachers College, is a teach CT in the local schools. The groom is sales representative of the Rus sel Manufacturing Company of Mid- dletown.
 Upon their return MT. and Mrs. Dahut will reside in Mount Varnon, New York.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-04
Dinner and .ShouDer
 GiUen Recent Bride

MT. and Mrs. Frederick Rehm of Suffolk street recently entertained at 8 dinner and shower in compn- ment to Mrs. Raymond Smith of Proctor street, the former Miss Ma bel Ciariello of Huntington, Long Island.
 Among the guests were: MT. and Mrs. Smith, MT. and Mrs. J. L. Smith. Mrs. W. Brophy, MT. and Mrs. Frederick Rehm, MT. and Mrs. James Aherns, MT. and Mrs. Eugene Spitzer, Mrs. George Brennan, MT. and Mrs. J. H. Smith IT,. Mrs. Lin- da Falzone, Albert Crandall, of Hartford, Miss Blanche Dessereau. J. Nardozzi, of Hartford, Mrs. Ma bel Herman. Miss Doreen Rehm and Miss Doris JacarusO.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-04
Children of Mary Coronation Ceremony

The annual coronation exercises of the Children of Mary sodality of St. Stanislaus Kostka church were held yesterday afternoon, with nine. ty members of both the senior and junior divisions participating. Miss Mary Bazurek was in charge of the crowning of the statue of the Blessed Virgin.
 Members who served as attend ants in the ceremony were Wanda StanisZ, Wanda Glrtoski, Claire Wlimek, Frances Jascoroski, Wan- da Gredzieszeski, and Ann Kalis- zewski. Joseph Szczedanski was the crown bearer and Barbara Kurtz and Loretta Rama served as flow- CT girls. The dedication prayer was read by Clara Kotkowski. Sixteen new members were received into the sodality at the exercises.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-04
Bunker Hill Club
 Met at Luncheon

The Bunker Hill Literary club held its annual meeting and lunch con on Friday at the Rosanne Tea room in Middlebury. Mrs. Merton B. Allan presided. Mrs. J. Russell Putnam was named vice-president to fulfill the term of Mrs. H. A. Ludlum.
 The committee chairmen include: Social, Mrs. Lawrence Butterfield; hostess, Mrs. Frederick Shattuck; park, Mrs. William Leggett; books and magazines, Miss Miriam Rhodes: printing and flowers, Mrs. William T. Manning; publicity, Mrs. Merton B. Allan; telephone. Miss Miriam Rhodes; program, Mrs. Earl Pierson.
 Mrs. Charles McBurney is secre- tary; Mrs. Henry s. Platt, treasurer
 Mrs. Allan will represent the local club as 8 delegate and serve as a hostess at the state convention to be held in New Haven on May I3 and IA. Mrs. John Potter, Mrs. Lawrence Butterfield, and Mrs. J. Russell Putnam will also attend.
 The June meeting will be a picnic at the home of Mrs William Leg gett at Hitchcock Lake.
 The annual banquet of the Wa terbury Girls Bowling league was held Saturday night at the Rhythm room of The Elton. Team and tn- diyidual prizes for the season were awarded.
 First team prize and high three prize were won by the Chase team, which received the team champion ship trophy awarded by Sam Sena. Nellie Cone of the Beprus team won prizes for high average, high single and high three.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-05-04
CANDIDATES SOUGHT
 FOR NURSES AIDES

Registration for 8 new daytime Red Cross nurses aide course will be conducted at Q window at the headquarters Of the Committee to Defend America at le4 Grand street, tomorrow from 70 &, n. to 8 D, Hl,, according to an announce Hent made by Mrs. Howard Hart, chairman Of the nurses aide com mittee, Chase Kimball, chairman Of the organization, has granted use Of the organization headqnRF' teFs,
 Mrs. Hart will be in charge Of the registration. assisted by 8 graduate Red Gross nurses aide, Women between the ages Of ie eDd so are eligible to enroll, The purses aides vii assist in local hospitals which need workers as the result Of large enrolment of nurses toF service Co aFm7 camps.