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Art Exhibitions
The National Gallery Of Art.

French paintings from the Louvre
and other French collections. World
masterpieces of painting and sculp-
collection and
nHiYafA lnans
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Another "Know Your
WASHINGTON Artists" Proera,n

Theodore Kane, who has taken
so active a part in bringing to public
attention young artists in Washing
ton, will hold by invitation a one
man exhibition of her own paintings
in the Wilson Teachers College,
Eleventh and Harvard streets, from
tomorrow to March n. The II
paintings which constitute the show
ing will be hung in the main corri-
dor and can be viewed by the public
from $3.50 to $50, Monday through
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Two Notable Exhibits at the
Corcoran Gallery.

Two important exhibitions opened
in the Corcoran Gallery OF Art this
past week-that Of Contemporary
Ceramics Of the Western Hemi-
sphere" together with Wash Draw
ings" by Henry Varnum Poor, well
known as a potter and one Of the
jury which made awards when the
ceramics were assembled and first
shown in Syracuse. Fortunately.
both will remain on view until the
end Of this month.
Portraits Of Interiors.
At the Arts Club this afternoon an
exhibition Of interiors of historic
houses, painted by Ruth Perkins
Stafford of this city. will open, sup
plemented by a collection of pencil
drawings by Frank M. Rines of Bos-
ton. Quite a number Of Mrs. SAT-
ford's paintings Of rooms have been
done under commission for repro
duction, but with these she will
show a number found in private
homes and lent for this occasion.
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illustrated Lecture on
Works of Carl Miles.

An illustrated lecture on the
sculpture Of Carl Miles Of Sweden
and the United States will be given
on March II by Meyric r. Rogers
Of the Art Institute of Chicago, for
merly director of the St. Louis City
Art Museum, under the auspices
Of the Washington Society of Fine
Arts, in the auditorium of the
United States Chamber Of Com
merce. During the week beginning
tomorrow a collection Of reproduc-
tions Of works in sculpture by Miles
will be on view in the Public Library.
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American paintings and sculpture;
Clark collection - permanently on
view. Special exhibitions: Contempo-
rary Ceramic Art of Western Hemi-
sphere. to March 20: drawings and
water colors by Henry Varnum Poor.
to March 20; Tempera Paintings Of
Newfoundland, by George Harding. TO
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french psintinss from the Louvre
ture-permsnent coilection and
private loans.
The National Museum-Nation.
al Collection Of Fine Arts.
Special scss .nI|a, exhibitions; Georse. Estop-
e.; lobby. etehinss By Reynold H.
Arlington Camera Club. throush
March. Arts and Industries Building,
photographs by members Telephone
Camera Clubs. through March.
Freer Gallery Of Art.
Oriental art: paintings, drawings
and prints by J. Men. whistler; Pea
cock room; permanent exhibits.
Corcoran Gallery of Art.
American paintings and sculpture:
Clark collection permanently on
view. Special exhibitions: Contempo-
raEy ra5s- Ceram,e & AT OF. OF western Hemi; mi
water colors BY Henry Varnum Poor.
to March 20; Tempera Paintines OF
Newfoundland, by George Harding. TO
March IL.
Phillips Memorial Gallery.
Modern paintinss--selected units
exhibition. paintings By Karl Knaths.
through March.
Arts Club of Washington.
Portraits OF interiors BY Ruth Per-
kins Stafford and pencil drawings by
Frank NJ. Rines Of Boston. TO
The Whyte Gallery.
Compositions with birds By Berta
N. Briggs, March 9 to 81.
Public Library, Main Building.
Reproductions Of the work Of Carl
Miles, sculptor, March 9 to IS.
Dumbarton Oaks Collection and
Library.
Early Christian and Medieval Art. /
Permanent exhibits.
Textile Museum Of the District
Of Columbia.
application to Georse Hewitt Myers.
730 Fifteenth street NV Perma-
nent collection rare textiles. East and
Near East.
Howard University Gallery.
Advertising Art.
Pix The..er Go1lAey.
PAINTINGS By washington Artists.
Pan-American Union.
Exhibition Of arts and crafts Of
Chile and Bolivia. Lent and arranged
by Mabel /. McCrimmon) to March 12.
D. A. r. Museum.
Constitution Hall. exhibition pot
teries and china. to May 20.
Wilson Teachers College.
PAINTINGS By Theodore Kane. TO
March 81.
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Friday. This exhibition takes its
place in a Know Your Washington
Artists" program. which has already
included somewhat similar shows by
Rowland Lyon. Garnet Jex. Roger
Rittase, William Walter and Omar
CarrinRton.
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Phillips Memorial Gallery.
Arts Club of Washington.

Modern paintings-selected units
from permanent collection. Special
exhibition. paintings BY Karl Knaths.
through March.
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The National Museum-Nation.
al Collection Of Fine Arts.

pey loan collection OF fade. to March
%; lobby. etchings by Reynold H.
Weidener; foyer, annual exhibition.
Arlington Camera Club. through
March. Arts and Industries Building.
photographs by members Telephone
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Freer Gallery of Art.
Corcoran Gallery of Art.

Oriental art; paintings. drawingi
and prints by J. Men. Whistler; Pea.
cock room; permanent exhibits.
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kins Stafford and pencil drawings by
Frank NJ. Rines OF Boston. TO
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The Northland College Choir Of
Ashland, Wis, Is making its 1lth
annual tour this month. This after
noon at 8 o'clock the group will
present its program of religious
music at the First Congregational
Church, Tenth and G streets NV.
Director Of this choir is Sigvart
Steen. music director, assisted by
Kauko LuStig.
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On Monday, Mary Apple, contral-
to, was the artist at the third con-
cert given by the Colonial Danes OF
America at the Colonial Danes
Club House. assisted b. Claude
Rooooon ct The piano.
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Music Notes

William Holden, member Of the
faculty Of the Washington College
of Music, will be heard in piano
recital this afternoon at pm. in
Phillips Gallery. He will play
works by Fairchild. COPELAND, Mac
Dowen, Critics, Cowell and Gersh-
win.
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Polish Alliance
Installation 10
Be Held Sunday

Polish National Alliance of
America. Local 1856. will hold its
annual installation of officers at
2 p. m. Sunday in Polish hall.
District Manager J. c. Jezierski.
of Portland, Ore, will be the in
stalling officer.
Newly elected officers include
p. Lendosky, president: Mrs. NJ.
Daniszewski. treasurer. c. War
chol. vice president; w. Orange.
financial secretary; A. Silva, re-
cording secretary; B. Gosk. ser
geant of arms; c. warchol. hall
manager.
M. Mlynek. w. Daniszewski, A.
Silva. c. Warchol and b Lendosky
will be delegates to the district
conference.
The organization recently in
vested $500 in defense bonds.
Women of the Polish auxiliary are
collecting clothes for the Polish
refugees in Russia. They will be
received vt the meeting by Mrs.
Mlynek and Mrs. Daniszewski,
chairmen.
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tipping Blood
AT Hospitals
More Tucomons
Asked to Report

DR.. Charles p. Larson, Tacoma
General hospital psthologist. re-
newed an appeal Thursday for
volunteers willing to give their
blood In time Of emergency.
Response TO the first appeal
was poor" DR.. Larson said. prob
ably because most persons believed
NE wanted their blood right away
to build up a blood bank.
"A1l we want right now IL 10
obtain a list Of volunteers who
would be willing 10 donate their
blood in time Of war emergency,
after a bombing attack. for in
stance.
'of course, We want 10 type the
blood Of each volunteer. but all the
blood well need for that purpose
Is a tiny drop from the ear lobe"
DR.. Larson again asked that any
healthy male person between IS
and IS. who u willing to donate
blood during an emergency. report
at the nearest hospital to have his
blood typed.
Those living within a 10-block
radius Of one of the hospitals II
preferred. Hospitals include:
Tacoma General. BIS So X st
st. Joseph's. 1912 So. st; Pierce
County. 1852 Pacific ave-; North
ern Pacific. sol East Wright ave.
and the Tacoma City Health clinic,
Provident building.
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ny JOHN ID. GONZALES
United Press Writer

WASHINGTON - Donald NJ
Nelson promised Thursday that 50
many old ideas we're going 10 be
junked in the next few weeks and
so many new ones adopted TO get
Americas production system into
high gear that II would make
your hair curl"
Ordinary. peacetime. even sen
sible" method are going to be
tossed overheard for a system that
probably will bring charges of
insanity from the old-liner. the
new boss Of production and supply
said in a speech Wednesday night
in vincennes. Ind.
I'VE need To he cracked
enough, n you please, 10 try
Ia do things that sensible men
would not try To do under
ordinary circumstances" Nell
son said.
These statements were made as
Nelson redoubled his efforts to
revamp tagging army. navy and
OPM procurement and production
policies. Under the new war pro-
duction board he will head, he
has been given complete authority
to recommend any steps he deems
necessary to harness industry to
the huge armament production
task ahead of ii.
Halfway Measures Out
There can be no more halfway
measures, no more maybes. butts.
and ifs in the war against Hitler
ism, ne said, because:
Failure In this job, let me
remind YOU again. is equivalent
tn national death"
II the comfortable stay-st-home
American people had given an
extra bit Of self-denial and made
an extra effort in the last Is
months, the story at Wake island
would have been different, he
said, and:
Those boys would probably
he In Tokyo by now-as con-
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To Lecture on Foods and Canning
AT Red & White Stores Meeiinu

To speak NJ the annual general
meeting ~ Red = White stores.
Carlton y. Sturdy. nationally
known lecturer and writer on food
merchandising and the canning in
dustry. win be IN Tacoma Monday.
Jan. 10. II vas announced today
BY Austin N. Greer. executive
supervisor of Red a White stores
In this area.
The meeting vill he held at the
West Coast Grocery compsny's
auditorium At 2 .. m.
Sturdy represents American Can
company. and devotes his entire
time 10 speaking. on request. be-
fore meetings and conventions of
the food and grocery trades and
important consumer groups
throughout the nation.
He tells Of our great harvests
and the romantic history Of the
food industry In an address that
In factual. educational and bright
ened with humor.
At the meeting two retailers
viii be elected 10 serve on the Red
q White advisory board. replacing
p. B. Bartels and Albert Thomas.
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FUNERAL SERVICES

David y. Petrie-Thursday at IL
a. m. from Gaffney chapel. with
the Rev. Harold b. Long officiat-
ing. Cremation will follow.
william n. shepard - Saturday
at p. m. from Buckley-king
chapel. with the Rev. N. B. Thorpe
officiating.
sumner r. MsrrilI-Friday at :
.. m. from Rucklcy-king chapel.
with the Rev. Arthur Bell officiat-
ing.
Mrs. Jessie Fremont Crawford
Lunzer-Fridsy at 1880 p. m. from
Buckley-King chapel. with the Rev.
J. Renwick Mccullough officiating.
Nick Boskovich-Friday at $50
a. m. requiem high mass at ST. Pat
rick's church. with the Rev. Ed
mond L. Barry officiating. The
cortege will leave Cassidy & Allen
at a:15. Burial will be in Eaton
vile cemetery. The rosary will be
recited Thursday at 7:s0 p. m. at
the church.
Mrs. Frances n. Reyer-ChriS-
tian Science services Friday at
$50 p. m. from Piper chapel, fol-
lowed by burial In Tacoma ceme-
terry.
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The StOrk
Brought to

Mr.. and Mrs. George Freitas. Rt.
S, Box 261, Dec. /. daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hyle L. Fair
banks, Ashford, Dec. 3, son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold L. Gullett.
1880 No. Cove, Nov. 2s, daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Giseburt.
1920 Center st, Dec s, daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert G. Grant,
Ri. 8. Box $50, Dec. 2. daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Gunderson.
RI. 3, Box $50. Dec. II. snn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gilmore.
RI. 7. Box tsT, Dec. II. daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Gibson.
o14ls So. Ainsworth. Dec. IA. son.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Gordon, Roy.
Nov. %. daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. William 4. Hill.
Route /. Box SIS. Dec. S. son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Hathaway.
6617 So. Warner, Dec. 2. son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hicks. Rt.
/, Box e21-B. Dec. 2. daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvah 3. Howe.
Ala No. 18th. Dec. l. son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Heinze.
1914 So. 10th. Dec. 7. son.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ravens.
Sumner, Dec. Is, son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Hanson.
Puysllup. Dec. s, daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hueksby.
lle A. No. Yakima, Dec. II. son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo B. Homeyer.
Auburn. Dec. Il. son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Heselwood.
PTS So. 10th. Dec. Il. daughter.
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a asess MORE Main Street r rheF One 1s

Clark and her son of Omaha. Neb.,
and her brother, Donald Lewis,
and his family of Bremerton,
Wash.
Raymond MOTLEY, Is. Of Ri. l.
Box 44-A, Spansway. was treated
at Pierce County hospital Wednes-
day afternoon for a dog bite on
his leg. The youth was bitten as he
was riding his bicycle at SD st.
and Pacific ave.
Victim of stroke. George Scho-
field, u, of 230s 9Th ave, was
given emergency treatment at Ia
coma General hospital Wednesday
afternoon and later transferred to
Pierce County hospital.
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Propeller Clubs
Program Tuesday
Election Will Be
AT U.-U. Club

Election Of officers for 1912 and
= professional talk on Collisions a.
Sea" will be the double feature
program for the next session of the
Propeller club. IL wss announced
Thursday BY Gil Alderman, presi-
dent.
The dinner meeting will COM
menos with cocktails at $50 ?. m.
and will be held in the University
Union club on Tuesday.
comdr. Raymond Fsrwen. uSN.
will be the guest speaker and will
talk on his professional speciality,
ship accidents.
Although nominations are still
open. Alderman said. the top posts
Of the club will likely be uncon-
tested.
Perry D. "Dinty" Moore Floss
Coz Is slated for the 1912 presi-
dency. Charles C. cramp Cshaffer
Terminals and Henry Du -Four
tPortacoma) are scheduled for re-
election as secretary and treasurer
respectively.
Candidates for vice president are
w. w. Glenn (Centennisl) and Ken
Kennel (Shaffer Terminalsl and
three members of the board Of gov.
ernors will be selected from among
the following: John Setback
tSTSC), Hervey Petrich CWebster
Boatbuilding). Jean Half (STSC),
walt Springer (Weyerhaeuser
Steamship, Henry Wegner( Puget
Sound Plywood), Phil spsulding
(sTsCl.
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RuunING PERMITS

Building permits were issued by
the city Thursday 10 Carl Wheeler
4ios No. 18th st. for a $4,000 resi-
dence At 2s02 No. Cheyenne st,
and Nelly NJ. Dawson. 1902 =
Sunset Drive, for a $4,000 resi-
dence at 1907 Sunset Drive.
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CONTRACT AWARDED

J. d. crichton. construction en-
gineer from United Air Lines
headquarters in Chicago. today an
nounced Chisholm & Eiford. gen.
eral contractors Of Bellingham. as
successful bidders for construction
Of United's new $4,000 passenger
terminal az the Belhnghsm air
port Construction Of the building
will begin Immediately. looking to-
ward occupancy on May l, erich
ton announced.
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Coast Retail Hardware association,
which will hold it's annual con-
vention in Portland Jan. 10.
A marriage license application
was made recently in Everett by
Ray Adams. "a, Puyallup, and
Pauline Hicks. 20. Tacoma.
James Alexander Hamilton. who
was deck engineer on boat haul
ing nitrate from Chile to gulf
ports, is now visiting his wife and
1e-months-old son, Jimmy, at the
home of Mrs. Hamilfon's sister,
Mrs. Harold shaw OF Puyallup.
Ed Murrow. W. S. C. graduate
and known to many Tacomans
even before he became famous for
his CHS broadcasts from London.
will lecture in Seattle Jan. 81 for
the Red Cross war relief fund.
He's brother of Lacey Murrow,
former state highway director,
and now a lieutenant colonel in
the army air corps.
Police Officer Henry G. Oathout
was the envy of the motor divi-
sion Wednesday with his new IS
pair of gloves.
Mrs. Thelma Crosta took q day
out early this week TO visit her
dentist.
4. A. Gagiiardi clearly demon
strated recently his pstriortic re-
gard for this country when he
stepped aside and allowed . soldier
to step on q crowded bus ahead
of him.
Detective Bill Turner found that
his admitted ability to pick locks
was not up 10 par when he failed
to open a trunk brought into the
police station Wednesday by Off
GERS Art Gilbo and James Miller.
Captain Of Detectives William Far
rar didn't make out so well either.
Dave Peterson OF the police
morals squad picked up a new
name recently. In the future.
according TO his partner. Herb
Stark. Dave will bs known as
''Snow white" Peterson.
County Assessor Fred A. Smith
has been named chairman for the
state Of Washington Of the Ma
tionsl Association of Assessing
I Officers.
Mrs. J. l. Poland. Of 1880 So. G
st. and Mrs. J. A. Roberts Of 1850
So. c st. entertained relatives
over the week end, Mrs. John
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Stir Up Your
Lazy Liver Bile

To Help keiiese Consbpsnoni
II liver bile doesn't Gov freely suerv dzT
into your MISREPRESENTATION ton With
its headaches. mental dullneSS q half
alive feeling often result. So take Dr.
EDWARDS Olive Tablets 20 insure gentle
yet thorough bowel movements Olive
Tablets are sfrsriv anoadevfali % stir up
your liver bile secretion and tone W
muscular intestinal acton tSs. 30. So.
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DoNDoN-Great Britain, N .
double move 10 speed American
supplies and 10 strengthen iis bull
wsrk in the Middle East, moved
Thursday 10 implement plans for
an sll-American port In Iran and
named q new commandments
for all British and Indian forces
in Iran and Iraq.
4 United Press Tehran dss-
patch announced that Gen. I'd
~ard p. Quinan. British zen
erai ~ command IN 1rsa and
Iran. had arrived IN Tehrsn
from Baghdad 10 discuss an
American project for an Amer
lean port ~ feeder for
American materials for tank
and plane assembly and repair
plants and 10 speed deliveries
for Russia against the expect
ed German spring offensive.
General Quinan said the port
would be sll-American. with Amer
lean personnel. and that it would
be established at a point some 10
miles from Basrs on the Persian
gulf.
The war offics here an
nounced the appointment n
Lieut.. Gen. Sir Claude Auchir-
hck. British commander-ir-
chief In the Middle East. as
commander-in-chi Of all Brit
ish and Indian land forces In
Iran and Irsa.
In this way il strengthened TT
Irsn-Irsq bulwark on midas west
ern frontier and on the Caucasus
frontier of Russia.
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MISS kArHLEES BAGLEY

Miss Kathleen Bagley. S2. died
Wednesday at her home in San
Francisco. She was born in Tia
coma. leaving here In 1927 with
her mother, Mrs. Katherine Bag
ley. and her sister, Miss Florence
Bagley. to reside in San Fran
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whose terms are expiring Other
present members of the six-man
board are John Michael. Herbert
Fry, Stuart Sullivan and Whitney
Thompson. the latter from orting
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cisco. Besides her mother and
sister, she leaves an aunt, Mrs.
John Walker Of Olympia; and an
uncle. Charles Meecham OF Puyal-
lup. She was a former member of
st. Patrick's parish. Gaffneys
will receive the remains Friday
and will announce the funeral
arrangements.
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Rebekahs Take
New Officers
Mn Hudson Head
OF Sumner Group

Qr7AEEn-Mrs. I.ou<Ila Hud-
IN vas installed a. noble grand
- fbe Sumner Fidelity Rebeksh
bodee ct an open ceremony Sat-
nrday evening IN the high school
auditorium. officers serving with
her for 1e<2 are corlee Staples.
Wee grand: Vera Hoskinr. re-
cordine secretary: Rose Sporting.
financial secretary: Audrey VIII
ecn. treasurer: Eleanor Anderson.
warden: Viola Stout. conductor:
Virginia Turner. chaplain; Clara
Trbou. right supporter TO the
noble grand. Edith Younker. left
supporter To the noble grand:
Ethel Young. right supporter Of
The VICE grand: Anna cilbertson.
left supporter q the vice grand:
Edith Ellexson. musician: Ber-
niece rhurston. inside guardian:
Cam Dell Carol. outside guar
dian: Dorothy Greene. flag bearer.
Pax noble grands Of the lodge
acted ~ installing officers.
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OLD IDEAS TO BE JUNKED
Supply Gar Says New
Production Methods Will
Be Put Into High Gear
HAIR CURLING" PLANS AHEAD
HAIR CURLING" PLANS AHEAD

auerorx. not ~ prisoners Of
war"
This isn't q young mans war
nor an old mans war but.
a smart mans war. and
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ALERT sHREyE

Graveside services were held at
2 p. m. Thursday in Calvary Gene
terry under the direction of Gaff-
ney's for Albert Shreve. 66. who
died Wednesday in a local hospital.
He had been in Tacoma about five
months. coming from Yakima.
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ton will follow. under the direc-
ton Of Hills funeral home, Puy-
sllup. Clover died suddenly We'd
nesday al the family home at
Summit where ne had lived for
the past % years. He came to
Washington from Iowa 30 years
ago. He had been employed in
the operating department of the
Milwaukee railroad for So years.
He was a member OF Summit
Methodist church. Destiny lodge,
No. 1877. r. a A. NJ, Tacoma. He
leaves his wife. Mabel: a son. Fay
4. of Summit. a sister. Mrs. Alta
Houston of LaValle, Wis, and a
grandson.
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The economic situation in Spain
has improved somewhat but there
10 still large unemployment.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-16

Your postmaster can tell you
how TO invest in u. s. Defense
Bonds.
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Harry williams. c. 4. Weller
and Glenn Schneider have been
appointed ~ local tire rstioning
hoard d. and have established
m Office 1t 1000 Main street
where anyone may call between
> =. m. and 3 p. m. on week days.
The Lemon tire shop has been APP
pointed - tire inspector.
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JOHN STEVEN sTRINsKY

John Steven Strinsky, 90. of
3625 So. Gunnison st, died We'd
nesday in a local hospital. He was
born in Pueblo. Colo. and lived in
Tacoma 10 years. In the u. s.
army from 1905 to 1919. he served
with the lst Artillery in the Philip
pines. and with the LIST Infantry,
Bird Division in the world war. He
was engaged rs bolt header for
the Northern Pacific railroad while
in Tacoma, and was member of
the Northern Pacific union, No.
1l24, the Northern Pacific Benefit
association. the Moose lodge. the
American Legion. Rhodes Post
and the Catholic church. He leaves
his wife, Gertrude; one son, Rich
ard; two brothers. Nick and
Joseph Strinsky of Pueblo, Colo.
and three sisters, Mrs. Steve Mon
ach and Mrs. Pete Ratcliff of
Pueblo. and Mrs. Victor Looper of
DAILY City. Calf. Buckley-King
will announce the funeral arrange
ments.
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walter y. Brewer. IS. al Route
!. Sumner. died Jan. IL in . Ia
coma hospital after . long illness.
Born April -. 1883. in Kentucky.
he was for many years . pipe
filter for the standard Oil Co. IN
casper. wyo. He leaves his wife
and ore daughter, Wanda Lee:
and two brothers. william and
Richard Brewer Of ean Antonio.