davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-01

To combat Americas paper short
age. paper Shayingr producing IN
trimming books and magazines are
now graded and reused III manulac-
turing more paper.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-01

WE SPECIALIZE IN ALL
kinds of body and fcnde: re.
pair work. Motor Sales Co.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-01

With the week, I'D picnic out THIS
summer promises - he dull one
for the Offices peren".l poison ivy
victim.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-01

GRISSOM'S 6 II q T. REPAIRING
c0nScrveS nov shoe mH,"rIa! ior
dcicnSc--Bc Sho" thrifty. Phone
638. We call for and deliver. Girls
SONS Shoe Shop. Off
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-01

EVERY BEAUTY SERvICE-MOD.
EN- Shop-EXpericnccd operator,
Centrally located. Phone 200 for
appointment. BridgerS Beau,s
Shop. over Parker's Drug Store.
28-I
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-01

WE ARE NOW AGENTS FOR THE
famous Betsy Ross Sp.nct md
Baby Grand pianos. See lis hcfrre
you buy. Affords Printing and
OFFICE Supply Co. Il.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-01

WANT y BARGAIN: HERE IT &c
-6 linolclm rugs al only Slgi
each. II. T.. Sattcrwhitc and SONS
iN' r"' ''"tion. lott
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-01

WE HAVE ALL NEW HELP AT
carolina Shoe Shop. Your shons
will be ready when You say von
want them. Try us. Phone 2lG.J
lO-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-01

STRAlED TO MY HOUSE PAIR
oi mules. Owner can get same by
describing and paying Tor ,hl~ nd
Harold b. Brummltt. 3I-p,i
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-01

FOR THE BEST N SOFT DRINKS.
sandwiches. call Red Iaylors
GIryhound Soda Shop. In TAM
service and pleasing prices 3U-i
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-01

- ..'s r..a...-v. E-e.@ I.e vJ
indications. however. that We shall
be favored by either.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-01

BOOMERS WANTED. 30 BRECK-
cnridgc street. Phone lO33-.
l-n-A-r
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-01

VITA VAR HIGHEST QUALIFY
paints at the lowest prices i'll town
See us before buying your paint
Tanner Roofing Co. Phone 500,
Wyche st. l-u
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-01

FOR SAIL. AUTO RADIO Ia,
f"rd model. in good cund,ion
'' -'"" vi f''-I 3l-oti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-01

OLE SliOES-LIliE OLD FKIEMI,,.
always wear best. Let us rclniis
your old shoes without locnr th",
comfort. Phun" Ill. We cau 81
and deliver. Norwich Shoe Rara;n
LIT
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-01

JUST ARRIVED LARGE SI,,.-
mcnt sheet music of IN. l,,.S, ,lf,
most popular song hits Ste us fnr
your needs. Affords Printing a uNi
OFFICE Supply Store. "a ana
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-01

DROP OUT TO SEE US. ALWAYS
glad 10 nave you. Let Us SER" you
with delicious barbecue and DINER
sandwiches. full dinners. George
Boyd at Hill Top No. ,. Jh-l2h
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-01
WANT ADS

TOBACCO GROWERS CIT No..
Pack m lnSlrs,,, iOuR
hates reasonable. Clti.e.s Us.
X Trust Co. lnsurumc. D, naak
iner. NPe''-
d.,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-01
ANSWERS TO
TEN QUESTIONS
See Bnck Pdge

|. Rubber.
2 Andrew Jackson.
=. Body OF water.
4 Their tail.
:. Soon parted"
q Anthony AdvCr e.
! Graphite.
81 1872 COCtObcr l2).
q Sixteen.
10. Loyalty.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-01

IF YOU WANT TO HOLM 60
position after the war-you N.Y.,
be wcll-trained. Get mus. HiuN
training NOW, Henderson p" rvs
mes College. Scp,cmbcr vs.
credited. Ae-
-
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Woman Killed
In Collision
Two Others Hurt
As Cor Hits Truck

Mrs.. Jack J. Regsn. 10. at the Van
Moves hotel. 2is ST Helens ave-.
was killed about midnight Mon
day when a car driven ey her hus-
band crashed INTO the rear 81 .
truck on East nth 81.
Regain. 2e. and Eric Benton.
IS. al Mirror lake. driver of the
truck. both suffered injuries and
were taken 10 ST Jcseph's hos-
pitsl for treatment.
The auto struck tho truck. which
had Just been driven out Of the
Yards OF the Western Rosthullding
Co. with such forcv that both Mr..
and Mrs. Regain were thrown 10
the pavement. The auto rolled on
TO nearby railroad tracks.
ReTsn suffered decorations about
the face and Benton an injury 10
his hack and left hip.
Body Of Mrs. Regain. who~
maiden name was Katherine Ma
dine Koch. IL ~ Piper's She was
married about three months ago.
Besides her husband. she leaves
only her parents. Mr.. and Mrs..
Henry Koch OF Buckley.
Her death raised the Tacoma
traffic toll to seven persons since
the beginning Of 1912. and the
county total TO rs.
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Ferry Receipts
For Lat Month
Toiale2 Ql,51o

Revenues frcm rseraary opera.
ton - the eth Ave -Fcssich fer
ryncst service tnsAiied sss. 80 -
compared via eis.ees ~ th<
same p~stcd last yssr. n was as-
ncunc>s TUESDAY Nv Jsy " Nc
cane. trnffie manager fef The
Chamber cf Commerce
Average daily inccms a. The
ferries since they farss h<ean
operating ss5e eass age, u no~
sso& hecars lid. - compared
vita . daily average - ssss =
year ago
February traffic hsndied ~ th>
ferry service thu year vas sum.
narsn>a ~ fcile~s. ansa~ ana
drivers sAoeS. trucks s.p<s.
hassss. sss: eus passengers. ts.ss7
csher r~ssennsrs. sanoe ryafue
handed during February last year
included satcs ard drivers. -. al !.
trucks. asis. buses. 80. eat rsa-
s>nsers s.ffs: ether rsssenssrs.
@,sif.
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H E RES MORE ABOUT
Request $500. 900
STARTS on PAGE oNt

on ultimate selection Of q rits on
the Pacific highway approximate
" halfway between Tscon. ard
Seattle. probably at Bo~ lake
The site At Bow lake has already
been endorsed BY all local groups.
the three sirlines serving the
northwest. interested groups At
Seattle including the port COM
mission there (Which has been
officially designated As sponsor q
the proJectl. and the surrounding
communities. including Puysllun.
Sumner. Auburn. Kent. Renton.
Olympia and even chehalis
On . basis 81 parity with
Seattle, local interests are
pledged 20 assume somewhere
between . quarter and third
Of the cost Of the land: the
local share Ia ~ underwritteu
jointly hy the city. county
and port groups.
After Tacoma and Seattle to-
gether provide the land. Il Ia In
tended that funds from the CAA
will he used for development Of
the field itself; administration
buildings will he financed COM
mercially IN the open market. and
the three sirlines will provide their
own hangers and other facilities.
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Asris. y. o. T., officistlns. Intsr.
msnt viii 10 In Mountain v,e~
burial park
msss>A MsAbee Wednesday 81
$50 .. m. from ~ Leo's church.
the eortsss leaving Gsffnsys 81
$40. Burial will b. w Calvary
esmetsry. the rosary ~iil b. re-
cited Tuesday ~ . .. m. In 0af.
fssy.s chapel.
George Mary s~hssSst<--wsd.
nssdsy 81 : p. m. from nsslI
chapel Burial GILL b In trinity
I<sthsrss osmstsry.
Mn. G1ss asphss nttshsss--
Wednesday n f:O .. N. with TIE
Rev. r. n. Hoff officiating. assist.
ID BY the whits Clover chapter.
No. ~, o. y q Burial viii 10 IN
the Tacoma csmstsry.
Wagsss r. Chsssttss--Wsdnsse
day ~ i:s0 p m. st Ysim f<sth.
srsn church. with tbe Rev. Fred
Lucas officiating Burial viIi ~
In Mountain View burial park.
under ths dirsetios ~ ths Ysim
Funeral boms.
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Injured Soldier
Brought TO Jail

The third of three Fort Lewis
soldiers who were injured near
Boeing field a week ago In the
stolen car they were driving was
transferred to the Tacoma city jail
from Seattle Tuesday.
Wilfred Medicine Stone. 30.
Arley SkJefte. 81. and Wilbur Eu-
gene Wilkinson. "a. were reported
TO have confessed taking the car
of William Beecher. of the Merit
hotel, the night OF March 5. They
said they had been drinking. The
car WAS turned over near the Sc
attic airport Wilkinson and
Skjefte. who suffered only minor
bruises. were booked here last
week.
Stone, most seriously injured,
has been In a Seattle hospital. The
three were to be moved TO the
county Jail some time Tuesday.
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Kansas Girl Sought
By Her Meihor Here

Mrs. william Turner 81 Topeka.
kas.. this week requested Inesl
detectives 10 assist IN leratiwg hsr
is-ysar-oid daughter. Mrs. Gene.
WE'VE Ahreu
Mrs. Turner told effiesrs ~
accompanied her daughter 10 ths
coast IN December In marry .
soldier. The sisl's husband later
Vas transferred from thia viein.
ity. Other than . letter notifying
her NJ this fact. the mother has
not heard from her dauehtsr.
Worried cvsr the girls vslfars.
she esms 10 Tacoma tn Iattsf
part NJ last wssk 70 eoedsset ths
search IN person.
She sald she would not sry IN
induce the Esvi 10 rstnsn homs
with her. hat merely wanted ~
Assure hsrssif thai she was I'll
night. 0ensvievs u desrribsd ~
having . DARK eomptszina. y f1vs
fest. four inches tail ard waons
iie pousds
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Lake Boy Residents
Funeral Wednesday

Funeral services for Ole A. Hem
jun, so, of Lake Bay. will he held
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock
at Lake Bay church. Rev. A. J.
Knutzen will officiate and inter.
ment will be in Lake Bay cemetery
where graveside services will be
conducted by members of PENN
sula post, No. 30. American Legion.
Henjum, a veteran of World War
/. died Sunday in the u. S. Navy
hospital at Bremerton. He Ia sur
Nved by his wife, Barbara.
Funeral arrangements are being
directed by +. NJ. Perkins, Gig
Harbor.
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we ARE sSr~esinx i"e>i rsfion-
INC h - IN eff<rt within - =
- aass ZACH ssAtlar y evttinn
40 l'ssine ~ ~ steady es1ssnmers
ana ftSine ths arrrcSimnss eal-
lrsaes Required ~ sssh cas. -
that ~heu sattrrirx snes crUse.
the customer wal - hurt IN
mush ~ rsssrtetic&ss
One Of The rsans thai sAsvses
fsvas y The stamp plan. und<r
which . psvnun requiring usseilas
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Films of Navy Life
Are Now Available

Motion pictures Of navy life are
now available for free public show
ings locally. II was announced
Tuesday by A. " Albrecht. re-
cruiter In charge Of the navy office
in the city hall.
The office recently obtained q
protector and library Of navy films,
and VIII present the pictures 10
any club. organization or other
group without charge. Appoint
ments must be made well in sd-
vance. Albrecht said.
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Sees Jap-Red
War in Spring
Chinese Spokesman
Broddcosts Views

CHUNGkING u spokesman
for the Chinese foreign office
Tuesday told the nation in q
broadcast al indications point %
. Japsnese-Russian clash this
spring. extending the Pacific war
20 a new front.
The spokesman compared
the dispatch Of Naotalse Ssto
n new japanese ambassador
70 Moscow 90 the sending Of
Ssburo kurusu ~ special en-
issary 10 the United State.
shortly before Japan attacked
Hawaii.
while krnrsu vas negotiating
differences with the United States.
Japan launched the Pacific war. }
He said that the returning
ambassador to Moscow. Lieut..
Gen. Yoshitsugu Tatekawa.
was bringing hack 10 Tokyo
AL information he could oh
tain on Russian m ntary
strength"
At the same time reports here
tell OF new Japanese air bases in
Aanchuria and Of the visit of the
military governor of Korea to To-
kyo recently, the foreign office
representative said He also San,
In Japanese "mopping-up" opera
tons in Shansi and Shantung
provinces of China further indi-
cations that Japan was preparing
. new move, possibly timed with
Germanys expected spring Of
fensive in Europe.
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Funeral services ~iII ~ held
In Seattle Thursday for MFs. Nora
Henson. sister NJ Mrs. Homer Up.
ton. as IA. s7d It,. Tacoma.
Mrs. Henson died In Seattle
Tuesday. only sir months after ths
death If her husband. osusr Hsn-
son. She n survived by mine emil.
dren and several grandchildren.
Services viii ~ conducted % the
Ballard funeral pariors.
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Tocomon Hit by Car
Later Put in Joil

After receiving treatment at the
county hospital for minor injuries
from being hit by a car. Charlie
Jay Sloane. 43. Of 1919 Ea. sd st.
was booked at the city Jail Monday
night and held on q charge of
drunkenness.
Sloane suffered a liberation over
the left eye when he WAS knocked
down by q car driven by Elias NJ.
Snyder, 30, Of Rout. 3. Box Ais.
Puyallup. near the intersection Of
Es. 32d st and Portland ave.
Snyder was booked by police but
released on recognizsncs.
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". B. Bucklsy's
Rites Wednesday

Final rites ser WtIllAn nreWsssr
Buckley win ~ held wednesday 81
4 p N. rum ths noch,sy Ming
chapel. win The Rev. pMrc,d /.
Bccch officiating. Entertainment
ssrvices Of the Taecma maasc,>um
win - private
Active paIlhearers wfii ~ from
the buehisy-kinR staff. Honcsasy
railtearers viii ~ Washington
state funeral directors Msmh<v~
~ fvanhce ccmmandery. knights
renrlar. ~ill ~ the honcr guard
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WAaesIN0TON--rhe Unite 4
Nations Tuesday were warned
that failure Ia extsnd the demo-
cratic processes "a the colonial
peoples Of shutheast Asia may
drive them into the arms Of Japan.
In . radio speech Monday night.
Philippine Resident Commissioner
Joaquin ~. Eiisaids declared that
millions Of natives az india. Burma
and Malaga might 10 turned
against the United Nations unless
they ARE given . charter embracing
the four freedoms.
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Injured in Scuffle

A midnight scuff1e landed one
man In St Joseph's hospital temp
orarily and three eventually in the
city jail early Tuesday. The IN
jured one was Norman Maxwell.
81. u 5o7 Summit ave. Fircrsst
treated for a blow on his forehead
and Their booked for drunkenness
and investigation. Also jailed we're
Buhri Johnson. ~. 1887 So. X st
and Thomas Francis. -. sl< 50.
Yakima, held for investigation os
the fight, which was in tho 18Th
Hole tavern at 5sTs Center street
Your postmaster can tell yoC
how 10 invest In U s. Defenss
Bonds.
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Sumner TO Have
Firemen Classes

sUMNER-More than 200 fire
men are expected TO attend the
school of instruction for auxiliary
firemen from various defense zones
in Pierce county to be held At the
Sumner high school at 7:3o on the
evenings Of March IL, IL and Is
Capt. Joe Cook of Seattle, who II
on leave of absence from the u. s.
Department of Drill Masters. viii
be in charge of the instruction.
The course will include care and
handling of equipment, use of lad
ders, forcible entry, ventilation.
gas masks. fire extinguishers. hose
lays and fine streams. Instruction
will be divided into ten classes and
will be held for one-half hour. the
end of each class instruction will
be indicated by bells ringing.
Classes will then move up or pro-
gress until their full course has
been covered.
Church Aids 70 Meet
The three circles of the Presby-
terrain Ladies Aid will hold q joint
meeting in the church parlors at 2
o'clock Wednesday. Following the
program there will be social
hour.
st. Andrews Guild will meet
Wednesday for one o'clock des-
sert luncheon at the home of Mrs.
Fred Tebb on the orting Highway.
The general meeting Of the
Methodist Womens Society of
Christian Service will be held at
one o'clock Wednesday in the
church parlors Mrs. n. A. Schof-
fen will lead the devotions and the
Augusta Guptil Circle will present
a play The Health of India" The
social hour will be in charge Of
the Isabella circle.
The executive committee of the
society will meet Tuesday evening
at 7:3o at the home of Mrs. A. II.
Smith.
The Ladies' Aid Of the Mt. View
Church will hold their monthly
meeting at o'clock Wednesday in
the church parlors.
The Altar society Of ST. An
drew's church will meet at the
home OF Mrs. George Esser Thurs
day for one o'clock luncheon with
Mrs Annabel Whitney assisting.
Glass Changes Date
The Red Cross bendsge class
meeting on Tuesday evening has
been changed to Thursday evening
at $50. This " a surgical dressing
cla@
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Edward Nelson. ~. Of Milton.
held In tbs city jail several days
was served late Monday With .
warrant from Justice ciarsncs q
Layfon's court charging thsft of N
accordion valued II $50. Daii was
sst al 81 900.
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Just the Core
CONVENTION M. A.

Problems Of feeding the home
folks of nation at war will he
among the highlights emphasized
on the diversified program of the
Pacific regional convention of the
National Restaurant association to
be held in Los Angeles April 81
and %.
Elect Lyle Lemley Controller.
University Graduate, Business
Man. Five years on School Board.
Elect a trained man Controller.
adv
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FALLS FROMLAnnER

Julius Will, 81, of 259 Ea. 72d
st, was treated at st. Joseph's
hospital Monday evening for
bruises and decorations about the
head, the result of a fall from a
ladder at the Wheeler-Osgood
plant. win lost his footing on his
way TO the roof of the building
where he was working as a car
penter.
Butter cheaper. Cow Butter Store.
adv.
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MRS. EMORY RINGos


Nrs. Veronica Ringos. 90. III
1918 va. 2eth st. died Monday
in . local hospital. A native Of
Czechoslovskia. she came 10 Ia
coma from Pennsylvania in 1914.
Besides her husband. she leaves
four sons. John and George Ringos
Of Tacoma. Frank ~ Bremerton
and Emory. IT.. Of Port Orchard.
two daughters. Mrs. Ann Wing
Of Port Orchard and Mrs. Cath
rine kirmse of Tacoma: four
brothers, John. Steve. Mike and
Joe Yenco. all Of Pennsylvania;
one sister. Ann Yeneo Of Pennsyi-
vania, and IL grandchildren. Cas-
sedy and Allen will announce the
funeral arrangements.
THE REV. JAMES v. EsTEP
The Rev. James Edward Estep.
IS. of Roy. died Tuesday at his
home. A native Of West Virginia.
he came TO Roy from Texas ten
years ago when he retired from
the Free Methodist ministry. He
leaves his wife. Nancy &C.. three
sons. Edward r. Of Tacoma.
Percy J. Of Bellbuokle. Tenn. and
William L. of Fort Lewis: four
daughters. Mrs. Christina Hicks
Of California. Mrs. Luells Carl
son Of Tacoma and Mrs. Victoria
Frazier srd Mn. Olive Mitchell Of
Roy: ~ grandchildren. and six
great-grandchildren. c. c. Mel
linger will announce the funeral
arrangements.
LEO y. HOYT
Leo r. Hoyt. 50. of Ill So. saith
St. died Monday In q local hos
pital. A native Of Kansas City,
Mo-. he came TO Tacoma five years
ago. He was an engineer for
Chicago. Milwaukee and 81. Paul
Railway Co. by whom he had
been employed for 80 years. He
was a member OF b. p. o. T..
No. o.. OF Seattle. Brotherhood
Of Locomotive Firemen and En-
gineers. and the Catholic church.
He leaves his wife. May b..
stepdaughter. Myrtle krafehsk
Of Los Angeles, Cal; his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hoyt OF Sc
attic. and -four brothers. Charles,
Harold and Dan Hoyt Of Seattle,
and Neal OF Oakland. Cal. Buck
ley-King Will announce the funeral
arrangements.
GEORGE ". WARMER
George y. Warner. 81. f Lake
bay. died Monday In . local hos
pitsl. A native Of Syracuse. N. Y.
he came 10 LAkebsy from fos
Angeles SIX years ago 10 make
his home with his sister. Mrs
Elizabeth Jerome He had been
engaged In farming since living
there. Surviving are his wife.
Msdeg Of Los Angeles. two Sons.
Albert Of Waller. Mont. and Lyle
Of Los Angeles; five daughters.
Mrs. Flossie Parker. Mrs lone
Lewis and Mrs. Thelma Miller.
all Of Los Angeles. hra. Gwen
Paulie Of Waller. and Mrs.. Meaning
Of coquille. Ore; three brothers.
Henry Warner Of WATERFOWL.
8. Oak. Charles and Edward War
ner Of Mont Rose. 8. Oak. four
sisters, Mrs. jerome Of Lskebsy.
Mrs. Janet Mccain Of Owl. Colo.
Mrs. Sarah EdFs Of Clenns Ferry.
Ida, Mrs. Margaret Snow ~
Csnistots. y. OAK: II grsndehii-
dren. and one srsat-Frsndchlid.
Baekley-king will announce the
funeral arrangements.
MRS. CONRAD IIsDBEEs
Funeral services for Mrs. Vega
L4Bdberg 81. n i7zI 50. Sheridan
ave. will b. held Thursday at .
,. m from c. o. Lynn Co. chapel.
with the Rev. Carl Y. Rydsll Off
eating. BuriAl will Do IN the Ia
coma cemetery. Mira. &ncberg died
Monday IN a local hospital a ma
tive Of Sweden. she had lived In
rECT YOUR CAR
40 REPRESENTATION s.r~fvilx-
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You help yourself when you buy
U. 9. Defense Bonds.
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MRS. CONRAD IIsDBEEo

Funeral services for Mrs Vega
Lbdbers. 81, n l7zI So. Sheridan
ave, will b. held Thursday at .
.. m from G. o. Lynn Co. chapel.
with the Rev. Carr u Rydsll off,
ciating. Burial viii Do In the Ia
coma cemetery. Mira. Lndbers died
Monday IN a local hospital a ma
tive Of Sweden, she had lived In
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Glass Changes Date

The Red Cross bendsge class
meeting on Tuesday evening has
been changed TO Thursday evening
at $50. This " a surgical dressing
cla@
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DososIc swEspxs

Domonie C~ernsr. 81. ~ ~. 7.
Box Z. sumner. died Monday IN .
local hospital A native NJ
switzerland. no had lived IN TINS
community 20 years. snssFs1 in
farming. He leaves no known
relatives e. r. hsiiinksr On. vii
announce the funeral arrange
msntS.
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sosGpH A. NAuLr


kra Rose @ Denman. 10. Of
sii No. ! st. died Tuesday In .
local hospital. she Was born In
ksnsss. coming to Tacoma Is
years ago. Surviving 10 . sister.
Mrs. Carl hsrvln Of Rsddlnf. Cal.
c. c. hsiIingsr Co. VIII announce
the funeral ARRANGEMENTS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-11

Karen Louise. infant daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Collier. Of z7O7
18th ave. West Seattle, died Tues
day In = local hospital. Besidss her
parents. she leaves one brother.
David Ray Collier. and her grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. r. n. Llts
of Taooma. and Mr.. and Mrs. q. A.
Collier Of Box Elder. Mont Buck.
lsy-Kng will announce the funeral
arrangements.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-23
Provost Tops
Paper Sale
Collects $l3l.S9
for Goodfellows

Joe Provost was the most
successful Old Newsboy Satur.
day when he collected $131.8s
by hawking a special edition OF
The Daily Monitor-Leader,
Goodfellow Treas John
Sierens revealed.
OF the $1,198.92 collected,
$14O.05 was turned in by "Po-
licemen" William Floore, Henry
Bruneel and LaVerne Rumm-
Ter.
Other totals were: william +.
Kelly, $71.69; Arthur Most,
S22.24; Arthur HIM, $31.04;
Lyle Hackett, $33.42; James
Henkel, $19.08; Angelo Fisher,
$26.45: A. r. Houliston, $45.36;
Fred Touscany, $55.18; Arthur
Talbot, $28.31; Harvey Brock
man, $70.45; Bernard Dubay,
$3.50; William Maulee, $5.25.
Clyde Parks, $500; Bob
Legue, $37.70; Don Westendorf,
$122O7; George Brown, $23.31;
Edward Furton, $500; Emmett
Quinn, $50; Ivan Johnston,
SlOO.29; Charles Bruneel, $500;
Edward Willert, $24.60; Frank
Jeanette, SIS and Nanny Berg,
$21.99.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-23

8, 8, 9:15, 1890 and noon. Con-
LESSONS will be today from 3 to
$50 p. m. and from z to 8 p. m.
and Thursday from 2 to p. m.
and 2 to Q p. m.
GRACE EPISCOPAL
Grace Episcopal will hold its
traditional Christmas Eve serv-
ice ut 1870 p. m. with q Choral
Holy Communion. Another serv-
Ice will Be held at Q .. m. on
Christmas Day. Shut-ins wishing
Christmas Communion brought
to them should telephone the
rectory, 17o0.
81. LOUIS
At st. Louis, the Boys Choir
will sing Carols at HAS p. m.
Christmas eve followed at mid
night by . solemn high mass