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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-07
Former Times
Employe Passes

RAYMOND S. NEWT Jacobsen,
36-year-old former Tacoma Times
employee. died Friday night in a
local hospital following short ILL
ness. He has made his residence
at 523 So. G ST.
Jacobsen was a native of Wis
consin and had been in Tacoma 35
years. He was a member off Ia
coma Lodge. 174, B. P. o. E.;
Bolermakers union, and Tacoma
Music association. 1T. He had
worked for this Newspaper as an
advertising salesman several years
ago. He was employed at the
Seattle Tacoma shipyards ~ ship
filter at the time Of his death.
Jacobsen was active In local music
circles and had played in several
dance orchestras.
Surviving are his wife, Helen
Marie of the home; his mother,
Mrs. Petra Iverson. Tacoma: his
father. John Jacobsen. Tacoma;
two brothers. Ralph Jacobsen in
the army. and Arnold Jacobsen
Tacoma, and two sisters. Miss
Doris Jacobsen, Tacoma. and Mrs
Ethel Savage. also of Tacoma
| Funeral services will be held Mon
day at p. m. in c. o. Lynn Co
chapel; Rev. Give Taylor, Puy-
allup, officiating.
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Childs Unopposed
AS Y.M.B.C. Head

Officers to be elected by Taco
ma Young Mems Business club
Friday noon, Dec. Is, to served
the first half Of 1913, were turned
in by two nominating committees,
A. A. Cook, secretary Of the club,
announced Saturday.
Those up for election are George
Childs, president; Norman Hen
shaw and Larry Huseby. first vice.
president; Chuck Mady and Lyle
Salquist. second vice-president;
P. L. Collyer and Frank Lord. head
greeter. and Alvin Allard and
Newt Martin. sergeant-at-arms.
For trustees, four to be elected,
three for two year term and one
for q one year term, are Arthur
Angrove, Art Comfort, jr., Roy
Clark, DIR. w. T. Ely. Milt Gaetz.
Dick Hodge, Al Werner, and o. d.
williams.
Installation Of officers win be
Friday, Jan. 9. 1s4s.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-07
Old Friends Join
WAACs 7 together

Three practical nurses Mt West
ern state hospital who have been
"chums" for years applied for en-
listment into the women's Aux
iiiary Army corps. Capt. Cecil M.
Rhea, officer In charge Of army
recruiting. said Saturday. They
are Mrs. Martha L. Briggs, whose
husband IN In army service, Miss
Dorothy M. Reed and Mrs. Maxine
Hopla.
The three have hopes of taking
their basic training and then APP
plying for overseas duty together.
Applications for enlistment
were heavy Friday" Capt. Rhea
stated. There were seven girls.
Two were from Tacoma. the rest
were from other parts Of the state.
Mrs. Virginia NJ. Mudd, 1874
Fawcett ave. was one. Her hus-
band, Franklin, Ii In the army;
the other was Miss Frances A.
Lanning, Cambridge apartments,
and a graduate Of Washington
state college. She has hopes OF
becoming an officer on overseas
duty"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-07
Need Christmas
Ornaments 10
Cheer Soldiers

Mrs. G. s. cortelyou. chairman
Of the Christmas bureau Of the
Social Service exchange, satur-
day called on Tscomans TO donate
Christmas tree ornaments for sew
eral recreation rooms at Fort
Lewis, which do not have funds
available for that purpose.
There are circumstances rela-
tive to this request which cannot
be revealed due to military regu-
lations," Mrs. Cortelyou said. but
IL they were known, I know my
front porch would be piled to the
ceiling with ornaments IN "a
hours. I hope Tacomans will take
my word for 1t and give with the
generosity they have always
shown in an emergency"
Those wishing to donate orna-
ments are asked to leave them on
Mrs. Cortelyou's front porch at
s11 No. C ST.. before Dec. 10. date
upon which they'll be sent to Fort
Lewis.
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Term Suspended
AS Woman Sobs

Mrs. Isabelle Brown. convicted
by a federal jury for attempting
to impersonate representative
of the Federal Bureau Of Investi-
CATION to obtain credit in Vancou-
yer. Wash, appeared before Judge
Charles II. Leavy for sentence Fri
day afternoon.
Sobbing n she stood before
the bar, Mrs. Brown heard
the judge sentence her TO six
months In the city jail and
then suspend the sentence
during good behavior.
Mrs. Browns attorney. S. A.
Gagliardi. told the court her con-
duct was brought about by press
ing circumstances. rather thar
any inherent tendency toward be.
ing a criminal.
At the time she was arrested
May is. 1912. Mrs. Browns hus.
band. Floyd Brown. was in jai
for forgery. but he has since beer
released on two years probation
and is now working in a defense
industry in Vancouver.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-07
Real Estate
Board Meets
Election of New
Officers Plonned

Preparations for the 1913 ac-
tivities Of the Tacoma Real Estate
board were Initiated at the meet
ing Friday when President Harold
Gloyde appointed a committee to
nominate officers.
The committee IL headed by the
veteran Y. n. Murray, of the
r. Z. Anderson office. Other men,
bers are VIM. F. Kerr. of the w. r.
Kerr company. and Magnus Free
man. Of the Freeman Realty COM
pany. Election Of officers viii be
held Dec. Is.
President Glodye announced
that several civil service posi-
lions requiring n knowledge Of
real estate practice are open
here. Two Of them VIII he In
the office Of n. l.. Blangy,
who was appointed rent con-
troll director here under OPA
when Harold J. Hoffman re-
signed n couple Of weeks ago.
There also are five positions TO
be filled in the conversion divi-
sion of the war housing project.
This has to do with the conversion
Of commercial and other buildings
into dormitories and living quar-
tiers for workers engaged in in
dustries essential To the prosecu.
ton of the war.
Government officials who have
been here organizing the project
commented on the fact that in
Tacoma there have been few appli-
cants for the positions. Announce
ment in Portland that there were
several civil service positions TO
be filled brought about two hum
bred applications. There also was
n large number in Seattle but in
Tacoma there have not been
enough applications of qualified
persons IN fill the positions. The
inference is that Tacoma realtors
have more business than the
brethren In Seattle and Portland.
A hit of unscheduled bust
ness was the distribution of
cigars 10 his fellow realtors
by Gerald Longstreth.
I'm a grandfather" ne ex-
claimed. ITS the first grand
child and It's a boy"
The parents are Mr.. and Mrs
Bryce Gusts Nancy Longstreth)
of the st. James apartments.
woodburn Mcdonald of Gig
Harbor was introduced as the
newest member of the board.
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Marriage
licenses

Marriage license applications
were received Saturday by the
county auditors office from the
following:
Russell NJ. Maxi. 26. Tacoma,
and Hilma ]. Kangas. %, Lake
Fork. Idaho; Lawrence A. Beehler,
30, Tacoma. and Ginger Mckinley,
%, Tacoma; Marvin G. Carpenter,
81, Fort Lewis. and Hope c.
Svinth, IS. Tacoma: Ronald J.
Milks, 81, Fort Lewis. and Maxine
Marie Kelly. Dearborn, Mich;
Clifford P. Stanley. 36, Tacoma,
and Loreen McKeen, 80, Tacoma;
Joe H. Cunningham. 81, Fort
Lewis, and L. A. Pearl Rowland
"a, Salem. Ore;
Paul Swope, 30. Fort Lewis, and
Lillian Deane, 80. of 10021s So
Tacoma ave-; Lyman Leroy
Hayes, 81, Fort Lewis. and Regina
Olive Boyle, %. Freeport, H.;
William n. Stenberg. rs. Seattle
and Ruth Hansen. "a. Of 1915 So
9th ST.; Walter Carol Clyde, jr.
rs, Fort Lewis, and Eta Charlotte
Berger. 20. Nuremberg, Pa;
George NJ. Kutchman. 20. For
Lewis, and Martha Lurline Pierce
%, of 302 Ea. 32d st; Van Dale,
Nunally. jr.. rs. Fort Lewis, ant
Mary Frances Dirty, %, Barter
Tenn; Darrell w. Grabb. %, For
Lewis. and Alice Hart, "a, of ZOO
Ea. 37th St; John Frank Horvath
Fl, Fort Lewis, and Kathryn Eliza
beth O'Brien, 20, of 1885 Soutl
Tacoma way.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-07
Salvage Of Lead
Up in November

A considerable increase in the
amount of lead saivaged by the
264 firms participating in the
campaign was the highlight Of the
November report Of the industrial
salvage committee for Pierce
county, Chairman L. T. Murray
announced Saturday.
Lead is only one of the eight
salvage items being collected by
the industrial firms for reuse In
war plants. Other salvage ma
terials are iron and steel, copper,
brass, aluminium. rubber. bronze
and paper.
Collections of iron and steel and
copper held up in November COM
pared 10 previous months. More
than three million pounds Of iron
and steel were salvaged while
$4,000 pounds OF copper were re-
claimed.
Since the start of the campaign
last April more than $4,000 tons
OF iron and steel have been col
iected, Murray said.
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Prof. and Mrs. +. Tindley. we'll
known Negro artists Of Philadel-
phia, Pa, will be featured in a
sacred concert next Monday eve
ming at T:30 at the Calvary Bap-
list church. SO. 20th and sts.
Prof. Tindley is the son Of the
late DIR. Charles A. Tindley.
famed pastor Of 81 years at the
great Tindley Temple Methodist
church in Philadelphia, Pa. He
is a graduate OF the Temple uni
versity and studied voice under
the tutelage Of Eugene D'Aveng-
nue.. Mrs. Tindley. a colorstura
soprano. is a graduate Of Pitts
burgh Conservatory Of Music. and
very ably assists her husband in
ministry of gospel music. Their
talent and standing has been rec
ognized by outstanding musical
organizations of our country. A
frce-wiil offering will be received.
The public is invited.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-07

! visited At the home Of Mr.. and
Mr<. Fred Mcmillan Of Mccieary.
Mr-. Helen 6arnon and dsugh-
ter. Jeanne. Gil Ia. SIND St. re-
Gently visited II the home Of Mrs.
Henry Bcal of Elma.
Mrs. ucpe Alien of Tacoma was
q recent visitor at the home Of her
mother. Mrs. Alice Sumner at
Granite Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs O. W. Jarvis and
son. William Peter. all Of Orting.
recently visited at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Holmes Of Ma
lone. Wash.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mclaughlin
OF Brooklyn. in Pacific county. re-
Gently visited at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. p. n. Mortified Of Ia
coma.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merritt Croghan
and daughter. all Of Gig Harbor.
recently visited Mr.. Croghan's
brother-in-iaw and sister and Mrs.
croghan's uncle and aunt. all OF
Raymond.
An application for n marriage
license has been made At Occur
d'Alene. Idaho. to Henry .. Gro
teau. 10. and Charicne Russell. 20,
both of Tacoma.
New Bluejackets from Tacoma
who have arrived at the u. s.
Naval training station at Farra-
gut. Ida. and will soon be fit to
fight the Japs include Maci<iin
Ambrus Stephenson. James Julius
Centoni, Lea 0rvalI Hall. Robert
EIlard Carlton, Dorsey Lee
Hughey, Michael Boyd Shirley and
Edward Magyar Halseth.
Having completed a course of
military instruction and physical
conditioning at the Air Force Of
ficer training school at Miami
Beach, Fla. Capt. Christian A.
Sprecn of steilacoom has gradu-
sted and is now prepared to take
over executive duties In Air
Forces maintenance that parallel
the position he held In civilian life.
His wife, Mrs. Esther 7. spreen,
il now residing at Burdett, Kas.
Pvt. Jack II. knaggs of Tacoma
has earned the rating of sharp
shooter" on the range at the Sig
nal Corps replacement training
center at Camp Kohler. Calf,
army authorities revealed satur-
day. His wife. Mrs. Gertrude J.
Knaxgs, resides at $3.50 South Ia
coma Way.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-07
More Sleeping
Space Is Needed

Twenty-eight new listings re-
suited from an appeal in Fridays
Times for Tacomans with spare
rooms to open them for out-of-
towners. but still more are needed,
the USO-Travelers Aid announced
Saturday.
Unless more rooms are pro-
vided. many service men and other
visitors will have no place to stay
Saturday night. Those with spare
rooms are asked to call the USO-
Travellers Aid at Main 3176. The
telephone there viii be answered
until IL p. m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-07
Pearson 10 Preside
Over Toasimasiers

Paul Pearson will preside at the
Monday dinner meeting Of Tacoma
Toastmasters' club at University
Union club. it was announced Sat
urday. The gathering begins at
8 p. m.
Members Jack Roberts. Roy
Reynolds. Vincent O'Connor and
Oscar Adams viii take part in the
program. John Anderson will be
general critic and Win Palm will
present a subject for round table
discussion.
The meeting is open to any in
terested persons
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Funeral services were held
Thursday AZ Czthlzmet for Mrs.
Florence Rachel Oven. g.. Cath
lamet- She is the sister Of Mrs.
Ethel Thornton Of Tacoma
Funeral services viii be held
Monday In Portland for Mrs. Mary
C Agee. 81. Portland She is the
mother Of Vera Pollard Of Tacoma
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rs Army Volunteers.
Four From Tacoma

OF the IS enlistments COM
pleted at the Tacoma army re-
cruiting office four were from
Tacoma and vicinity. it was re-
ported Saturday.
Robert W. Colburn. 1s-year-old
son Of Robert Colburn. 2114 Faw-
cett ave. and James E. O'Day,
Port Orchard. chose the army air
corps. They will become me
chanics and then air cadets.
Bennett A. Wheeler. "a. entered
army air forces as q radio me-
chanic. and Jerome J. McGinty,
IS, Joined the engineers railway
battalion.
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Mirosh. Eglin Field. Fla: Peter.
also In the army; Nick. Rochester
WASH, and Phillip, in officers
training camp. Fort Warren. wyo.:
four sisters, Mrs. Charles Lamb.
San Anselmo. Calf: Mrs. Frank
Rose and Miss Rose Mirosh. San
Francisco, and Mrs. A. v. sarri.
Aberdeen. Buckley-king win make
funeral announcements.
MRS. PERMEI.iA ELLIS
Mrs. Permelia Ellis. rs. died
Friday night in a local hospital.
She had been there since 1910.
Surviving are one brother, DR..
Joe Roub. Monroe. Mich. one
niece. Mrs. Lottie B. Smolley, Ia
coma. and one nephew. Claude
Lycock. Tacoma Mellinger's
Lakewood mortusry win make
funeral announcements.
WILLIAM w. SHETRE
William w. Sheire. IS. died In a
local hospital Saturday morning.
He was q native of Minnesota and
had made his Tacoma residence
at $40 So. 4th ct. Sheire. q rail-
road clerk. had been Chief Yeoman
in World War !. He, Is survived
by his wife. Anna. Of the home.
Funeral announcements will be
made by Buckley-King.
MRS. CHARLES J. OBERG
Mrs. Hillma NJ. Oberg. SO. died
Friday in a local hospital. She
was a native of Sweden and had
lived in Tacoma 81 years Her
home was at 1922 No. Oakes
st. Mrs. Oberg was a member
of First Methodist church. Sur.
viving are her husband. Charles
Of the family home: two sisters
Mrs. Riks Anderson. Boston. anc
Mrs. Hulda Anderson. Sweden
Funeral services win be held Mon.
day at 2 p. m. in Gaffney chapel
Rev. Milton A. Marcy officiating
burial in new Tacoma cemetery.
FUNERAL SERVICES
Il Thomas Services viii
be held Monday at . a. m in Hol,
Cross church. burial win follow il
Calvary cemetery. The rosary vii
be recited sunday at 7:so p. m. II
Holy Rosary church.
Charles H Rinehart = Services
viii be held Monday at p. m
In sforlie chapel: Rev. Elme
Panlson officiating: burial Il
Mountain View Memorial park.
George 5. CuEnmings-Service
win be held Monday AZ p. n
in C. o. Lynn Co. chapel: buris
in lakewood cemetery.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-07

Three Tacomans were among
speakers II a meeting Of the
Pacific Northwest Advisory board,
1umbermen and sndustrialists con-
cerncd with railway freight prob
1ems. At Eugene. Ore. Friday.
they were H. d. Smith. r. r.
Borden and =. v. Boyle A num-
her Of other Tacomans were In
attendance. including Say v. Nc
Cune. traffic manager Of the Ia
coma Chamber Of Commerce.
n A. BuclSm.ster. president Of
the Pacific First Federal Savings
4 Loan association. returned this
week after q trip which took him
70 Chicago and California He was
accompanied by Mrs. Buckmaster.
Mr.. and Mrs. william RecI<s Of
1z3S 50. s5th IT.. left Saturday
for Hollywood. Calf. where they
Win stay indefinitely. pending i'm
provsmcnt In his health While
there khcy win visit their daugh-
ter. son-in-inw and grandchildren.
A marriage license was issued
this week In Colfax to Max r..
Agoshsr. u. Pullman. and Donna
1shnssa. 10. racoma.
Tacoma men who recently start
ID training At u. s. naval training
station IT Farragut. Idaho are
lIeonard John sundbcrg; karol
W1ninm Pope; Robert James Ho-
nnn; Carl Joseph Blbcr; Charles
Dsaa1d Evans; Robert Lee WILL
inR; WII1iam Thomas Barpa;
DsaaA Taylor Ealing; Edward
Onrsace stowclI; Eugene stephen
Suay; Donald James In Point;
Iln1ley Stamford wicks; Walter
0unnar DlsmberE; Robert Warren
wilson; Douglas Edward Frank
m, and Harry Joseph kelster.
=
FATTY Harter. Stadium high
school student. was q featured
saving songstrcss" Friday night
IT q dance held IN the school gym.
She IL the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mn. Clareace Harter, 2so1 No.
18th st
=
A ron was born Monday In the
South Bend general hospital to
lGr. and Dlrs. James Farmer Of
Tacoma
A marriage license has been
Issued 1t Wallace. Idaho. TO Chas.
NJ west. Tacoma. and Frances M.
Osnn, Kalispell. Mont
~. 81 I'm. 4. =. Currte and
oon. Oy1s. Ss17 IA X It.. recently
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--HAPPY-
M;rthday

SATURDAY. DECEMBER 5
A. J. Lorenz. s2Is -. B st
Homer 10 Heekendorn- I. :.
Air Corps.
SUNDAY, DEC 6
Wflfred Jewell. S2l1 80. 9Th
NarfIyn Hull. 1917 80. state
1t.
Howard Beekman. 81 20.
ssth 81
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ms. LESLIE A. CHAPPEyL
Mrs. Emogene Chappell. IS. died
IN Z local hospital Friday night.
She vas . native Of Mississippi
end had lived In Tacoma n years.
Mn. Chappell made her residence
Ct ex1e 30. Warner It, and was
I member a spragus Memorial
Presbyterian church and Daughf-
en- a Union Veterans cf Civil
war. Surviving are hsr husband
Leslie A. Of the home: one son.
Leslie A Jr.. also Of the home;
one brother. Louis Piazza. Western
Springs, ILL.,. and one sister, Mrs.
Charles Kramer. Houston. Tex.
Piper win make funeral announce
uents-
INFANT DANIELS
Infant Dennis L. Daniels, D.
nonkhs-old son Of 1t and Ms
uerman \. Daniels. COST 30. Stew
ens Z, dad Saturday morning IN
. loeal hospital The child's father
= cautioned In Australia At thu
prssant. Surviving besides thu
paronfa ere one brother. Herman
z r.. a the home; three sisters
Dstty Jane. Martha and Margaret
also of the home: grandparents
Mr.. ana Mrs.. n. G. Daniels. Mon
tana. and Mr.. and Mrs.. A. H
Allen. Kentucky. Funeral an
nouncements win be made b,
Piper.
ma. GE0RGE NEWLAND
lGrs Victoria Newland. IS. diet
n 4 local hospital Thursday night
She Wa . native Of wilkeson
wash. and had lived In Tacom'
IS years Her home was at Till
cum. Surviving are her husband
LIT sgt George Newland. 4
ALASKA: one son. Floyd Of tn
home: four brothers, Edwar
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Markets at q Glance
SATURDAY

Stocks: Irregular and quiet.
Bonds: Irregularly higher.
Curb Stocks: Irregular.
Cotton: Firm.
Wheat and Corn: Fractions OF a
cent higher.
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Stock Market Fluctuates
In Short Session Trading

NEW YoRK-The stock market
fluctuated narrowly Saturday and
was about unchanged on balance,
with volume light.
Net changes in leading groups.
were Insignificant. while a dozen
or 30 special issues ranged be-
tween q gain Of An points in Gen.
tury Ribbon Mills preferred and a
loss of "a points in West Penn
Electric "A.
The market was influenced
largely by technical factors, IN
GLIDING the usual weekend evening
up operations. Small amounts Oh
tax selling were reported.
Steel shares were mixed with
u. s. Steel steady at the previous
close and Bethlehem off slightly.
American Smelling preferred
gained nearly points.
saTURpsy.s' QUOTATIONS
Quotations courtesy Merrill. Lynch.
Pierce, Fenner g. Beane. washington
bldg, members New York STOCK
Exchangel
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-07

YOUNG LADY for general
office work. Experienced
with figures. Pacific Iron
8 Steel Works. 1902 Canal
street.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-07

Under instructions Of United
States army authorities. The Ia
coma Times in not permitted TO
publish any news OF current
weather conditions In the eight
western states
Highest temperature on Dec. )
was So degrees and lowest up
until s a. m. Dec. 4 was 36.
Sun rises at Sal Pacific war
time Sunday and sets at 5:21.
Rises at SAP Monday and sets
At 5:2f.
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Just the Core
TACoMAN's MOTHER DIES

AA&V3*&<kAN = WV |. 4.@<.~ &~-~-~
Mrs. Ora p. Hanover of Spo-
kane, mother Of Roy Stovall Of
Tacoma. died at her home in Spo-
kane on December /. Funeral
services were held this week.
The Norwegian Fiddlers' club
program and dance benefit Camp
Little Norway at Normanna hall
Saturday. Dec. 5th. p. m. Nor
wegian program, Scandinavian
dances. Norwegian Christmas re-
freshments. A good time for all.
Admission. including tax. Soc
Adv.
BANKRuPTCY PETITION
Bankruptcy petition was filed
in federal court clerks office FRI
day by Edward John Manley. He
listed s4o2 liabilities and sl52
assets.
Williamson. Binns q Cunning
nam. SUCCESSORS 10 WlltAAuason q
Freeman. general practice Of law.
STA Fidelity bldg broadway
1912. adv.
MOTOR CATCHES FIRE
A burning motor brought city
firemen to the Puget Sound Ply
wood plant Friday night The
blaze was quickly extinguished
and damage was negligible.
Always better butter At tho
Cow" adv
CHESS CLUB MEETING
Tacoma Chess club viii hold it,
regular monthly meeting Sunday
at 4:3o p. m in their Carlton
hotel quarters. II was stated Sat
urday.
Il You help yourself when you bu,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-07

CHESS Gun MEETING

You help yourself when you buy
U. s, War Bonds
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-07

A son was born Monday In the
South Bend general hospital to
NJ. anA DlFs- James Farmer OF
Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-07

A marriage license has been
issued at Wallace. Idaho. TO Chas.
n. west. Tacoma. and Frances M.
Oonn, Kalispell, Mont.
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Honesty Always PAYS

FINDERS OF lost articles adver-
tised below please take notice.
After you have returned the
articles to the losers 20 TO The
Tacoma Times office, e1e Mar
ket, where you will be presented
With two guest tickets 70 the
Temple theater.
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A marriage license was issued
this week In Coifax to Max r..
Agn&hsr. u. Pullman. and Donna
1shnssn. 10. Tacoma.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
Health Funds
Increase Asked
Times stan Correspondent

LANSING. April 1l.-Spenc
S500,000 a year more at the state
health department Laboratories
and 10000 lives can be saved in
Michigan, DR.. c. c. Young told
Governor Van Wagner.
The first governor 10 visit the
laboratories near Lansing since
Alex Groesbeck was the chief ex-
ecutive. Van Wagner was told
how the development of drugs
vaccines and serums already have
saved countless lives.
"Michigan's death rate Is now
10.1 per 1000" Doctor Young
said. "Much lower than sur
rounding states. One of the big
reasons for the low rate Is state
distribution of pneumonia serum.
'In 1885 pneumonia caused
6,6il deaths and i'm 1871 only
800.
I'VE could have 10000 year
with 100000 more" he contin-
ued, "by increasing preventative
work in child health, infant
mortality and all communicable
diseases"
The governor said he wa.
pleased with the work being done
at the laboratory.