davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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crush and then heat without
water for 5 10 10 minutes.
Firm fruits should be washed,
cut up and just barely covered
with water and let boil until
tender, about 20 to 30 minutes.
Drain Juice through a damp
ened sack or two thicknesses Of
cheese cloth. If you're using
jelly bag Of outing flannel, be
sure that the flannel side is in.
For a clear jelly. particularly
from the lighter juices. do not
squeeze the bag, simply let IL
drip overnight. Cloudiness does
not show up in the darker jellieS.
Second Extraction
It's possible TO take second
extraction from currantS, crab
apples and wild grapes. To do
this. add a little water 10 the
pulp and let boil about ) min
utes, then let drip through Jelly
bag. The first and second eX-
fractions may be combined or
used separately.
In general one pound OF fruit
will yield one cup Of Juice; = TO
/ cup of sugar is used for this
amount OF Juice and will give
about Ia cups Of Jelly.
Grandmother m @ I h ID Of
cooking only 4 or 5 cups Of Juice
at. a time was wise. With a
larger amount you may wind up
with a dark finished product,
one which is very liquid or very
tough BE sure 10 use wide
bottomcd sauce pan or kettle for
cooking the juice and sugar to-
Ecther.
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Less Boiling Required
When Pectin Used in Jelly
By PRUDENCE PENNY

JELLY MAKING f. occupy
Ing the time Of many home
makers these days.
when liquid or powdered
pectin is used, less boiling is
, required and consequently a
larger number OF glasses Of
jelly will result.
In using these. however. il is
important that one follow the
manufacturers directions very
closely and not boil the mixture
any longer then specified and
add the pectin according 10 the
label on the package.
To GET the Juice from berries.
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NAL'H open 9 90 NJ Cooled Jsr
Payne and Maureen OHara TO THF
SHORkS or TRIPOII." Robert Paige ana
Jane France IN ALMOST MARRIED.. 90
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WfANDUIlE-RlALl0 -"'A" Snus 8 p
Hot oven Dinnerware Free % The Ladies
Cooled. Park Free. Tom Brown. Jean
Parker In HELLO, ANNAPOLIS" Gems
Autry IN HONE IN wiOMIN'"
V0IIp-Forest AT Mt. Elliott. r.. 1890 n
iVoh Open Is = NJ Anton Naibroos
Suicide SQUADRON ~ EFTHFART
Of THE FIFtT.' attn Joan Davis ink
FaikepberE, md Disnsvs "Nifts eoTs
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CRANADA-wsst Warm at Junction
ohhINnDn "CORSICAN BROTHERS. %
Doug Fairbanks Jr AKIN Tamron.
"BODY DISAPPEARS" Jefcry Lynn.
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ri 0NIAI Woodward -sibiey. Park Free.
bOLVNlnL open All Night "MY
|FANORITE BLONDE" AFFAIRS or
JIMMY VALENTINE" Short Subjects.
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III npE-Gd. River at Trunbun. TE. i-7sss
uLODL James caEnfy. DtngIs MorEan ln
CAPTAINS or 1HE CLOt IL. q"
Fred MAeMurraY. Marlrne Dietrich m
THE LADY - MILLING"
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Current Jelly

Select curran which arc not
overripe. Pick over carefully,
removing leaves. but not stems
wash and dram Mash and add
= cup water for each 2 quarts
of fruit. Cook 10 minutes. stir
ring frequently
Drain through jelly bag Add
! cup OF sugar 10 each cup OF
Juice: heat 20 boiling. Let boil
rapidly until syrup sheets Off
spoon. Seal in hot sterilized
glasses
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InLMc- Cooled Comfou. Dead End"
hDhnlD Kids and Lit,ls Tough Gu5v IN
TOUGH A. THEN CONF" Also John
Howard IN "SihMAkiNE RAIDER.
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YlNn0TTr-wyaadotis Mich. r
"ihhnViiL Open $50. Cooled. Park
Free John Payne Maurcen Hara IN
ITO THE SHORES Oh TRIPOLI," Plus
ALMOST MARRIED" with Jane Frazes
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AnMIp Al Mack mr.. It. Jeau -. BIAS
HDUllhnL open 8. Air Conditioned
Ginger Rogers, "RONIE HART %. Douglas
Fairbanks Jr.. "CORSICAN BKOIHER~.' 90
lnInr Il rlL..l-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-27

WHfTTJEp--E. Jcferson-Grand blvd. n
VIM 'iLh Open s.13. Cooled Park Free
II. Fairbanks Jr. 'CORSICAN BROTHERS .
WHATS COOkfN's' the Andrew Sisters
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b. Jefferson TT. Z-2760
LOVOihL Starting Tuesday.
81 NHOLY PARTNERS" And
BEDTIME STORY -
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Lrr-Harpsr and Frontenac. PI.. 08f7. \
NIL Cont from . Noon, cooled.
YOU'RE IN THF ARNfi NOW" Jimmy
nurante ~THE ADVENTURES OF MAR
TIN EDEN" Glenn Ford. Disney Cartoon.
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MFRcJIRY r
hiLhVohl open 6:15 Dual No Draugh'
RfrEn. Bob Hope. Madeleine Carroll Iu
MY FANORITE BLONDE" Andy Dcvine.
ESCAPE FROM HONGkONG." starts
fri "CoCRr>HiP OF ANDY HARDY.
NICUIcbN-Bagiey. Grand River Ave. g
NiiSiliuhN Cool Comfort Bette Davis.
Olivia DeHavilland Dennis Morgan. George
Brett In I'm THIS OR IITE." Plus
"ALNANS ~ NY HEART"
MInT0WN-Third nj Garfield. Park Free.
hlDiVWN Charlie Chaplin Pau'ctte God
dard. Jack Oaklr Billy Gilbert "IHE
GREAT DICTATOR" R0salnd Russell.
John Carroll Virginia Bruce ard
Robert Benchlcy n "HIREn WIZ
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Near Trmnl.

hvhl Defense Workers open ~ Hours
= Every Day. !. Come Anytime and, See q
y Complete shsw. Cooled by Refrigeration.
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cLcIN0-E. Dawson at e-Ni TW e-Ost7 4
NhJllNU open % 80 J. NJ i.lr Chaury Jr
GHOST or FRANkENSTrIN. sing
YOUR WORRIES AWAY" Bert fahr
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n C0IISFIIM-t2ai Hamilton. at osnhsId
bbLiDLOu open g 30. Abbott
and Costello IN "RIDE I'M. COWBOY -
."GI4AMOuK RON" With Jackie Cooper,
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MIntUlV-Sehaefer ~ Mich. OR. $3.50 4
NllDNhl open n 80 A. 81. Jeffrey
LINN. Jane WymRn An THE BODY DIS
Herman and orch Time India at War"
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WESTOWN- "S." sss % no. no. M
Aforementioned Comfort. Seasons Most
Gripping Dramatic Hit. s'THE ISyAD-
Frs Laurence Olivier Wallace Beery
Marjorie Main THE BtGLF SOUNDS
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IhOlLL Open Ar Sikh. Biz Features
Robt Preston PACIFIC BI.NCkOJ = 90
Ken Murray. III ~ Bon JENNY" Jones
and Mccoy. BELOW I'M EuRDt a %
News Sfri4t. cartoon
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WEST FND-ssst West Warren Ave.
"Soi Law Jimmie DurAnte "yOVvRp>
~ Thu ARMY NOW" Plug "sCICIDF
Sot ADHON." Comedy. Cartoon News
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-20
Jury Recommends
Leniency for Youth

A jury verdict. recommending
leniency, was returned at Q o'clock
Friday night in the case of Pat
rick Theriault, 22-year-old Oak
willie youth. charged with negli-
gent homicide.
Theriault was accused by the
state OF having driven his car
along South Goth st. and through
the Park ave. arterial stop sign
TO cause collision January IL
with with a car driven by Sgt.
w. f. Haynes. Fort Lewis. as a
result of which Haynes died.
The trial was heard before Su-
perior Judge E. ID. Hodge, who.
when the verdict was read. prom
issd he would heed the leniency
recommendation. Several MEM
bers Of Theriault's family were in
the car with him and were in
pred. as was Mrs Carl Morris,
passenger IN a third ear struck by
that Of Sergeant Haynes.
Theriault, il was shown. had
been directed 10 the Airport road
as a short cut. but turned off
Pacific ave. on the wrong street
o6th st, instead. He was not
familiar with the road and failed
TO see the arterisl stop at Park
ave. no testified.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-20
Observe Humane
Sunday Here

Throughout America plans have
been completed for the observance
OF April 10 as Humane Sunday"
the beginning of the annual oh
servance of Humane Week. BE-
cause kindness is one of the most
outstanding attributes Of christian
ity. ministers have been asked to
make some reference in their ser
mons TO the work the society il
doing.
In an appeal for recognition by
the church. the society announce
ment saws:
Nothing will more quickly re-
veal a mans knowledge OF the real
spirit Of Christianity than his
treatment of the creatures de-
pendant on him for protection and
care. But there are literally mill
lions of Christians who are cruel
through ignorance and thought
lessness.
But even more than the claim
of the animal upon the Christian
pulpit is the claim particularly
of the young whom the pulpit can
reach. Nothing will so quickly re-
fine and ennoble the character of
the child as the spirit of kindness.
justice and compassion awakened
toward helpless animal life"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-20
Youth Jailed
For Burglary
z Others Escape
From Local Tavern

Thomas Downs. a 2o-year old
Tacoma youth. Was in custody Of
police Saturday. following the
burglary earlier in the day of the
Tslly-Ho tavern. i0l1 So. 18th ct.
Police said the youth was one Of
three making their exit from the
tavern upon arrival of police. The
other two made their escape.
Downs. grilled by Capt. of Detec-
tives William Farrar. refused to
name his sccomplices.
At the time OF his arrest. the
youth. reported to have a previ-
Gus record as a juvenile. including
sentence at the state training
school, had on his person SIS in
currency and $3.50 in niekels.
Downs was arrested BY Special
Patrolman Sanborn and Officer
n. W. Olsen. who were cruising
through the alley At the time the
burglars came from the tavern.
Investigation revealed entrance
to the building was gained by
forcing the rear door. OF the four
pinball machines in the establish
ment one was forced open. another
tempered with. and the remain
ing two opened with keys taken
from the cash register.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-20
Four HOUSING
Sites Studied
Decision 10 Be
Made Next Week

At least four sites are being
considered for Taeomss newest
housing project. II vas learned
Saturday.
On Friday IT was announced in
Washington. D. c. the government
has approved tho building at once
II 1900 demountshle houses now.
and 400 at . later date
sites being considered are two
in the Portland ave. district. one
near Allenmo~ golf course and
one on Hylebos hill
Engineers, who will make the
choice. will consider proximity to
schools. sewers. water supply. fire
protection. traffic flow. transpor-
tation facilities and distance from
the business and industrial areas
Indications are that AZ least
scme of the houses ~ill be built
on the Hylebos site.
conferring Saturday with John
Schlsrh. jr.. executive director OF
the Tacoma Housing authority.
were Edgar Bissantz. project ad-
wiser for the federal public hols-
ing authority. and J. s Whitney.
the authority's land appraiser.
both from San Francisco. and
Joshua Vogel. Seattle, representing
the Puget Sound Regional Plan
ming council.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-20
Clovers Honor
Everett Pitrnan

BY vote of his teammates.
Everett Pitman was awarded an
inspirational trophy Friday night
at the annual basketball dinner at
Lakewood Terrace, given by the
men If the Lakewood area to the
Clover Park high school team.
Pierce county and West Central
district champions this season.
The trophy emblematic Of the
county championship was turned
over to Yves Saxton.
The dinner Was = large af-
fair attended by school direc-
tors. faculty members. coaches
and . number Of the men and
women of the Lakes district.
Henry A. Hoskins, serving as
POSTMASTER. introduced the vari-
Gus speakers. including Coach
Burton c. tBill) Lennon. Supt.
A. c. Hudtloff. Principal Hugh
Fotheringill. Chairman Stanley
Lyle Of the school board and
Dave James. sports writer.
A number Of the basketball
squad members got in their say
during the evening.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-20
Condemnation Suit
To Resume Tuesday

With presentation Of testimony
by the 18th witness. trial Of the
tri-county PUD condemnation suit
against the Puget Sound Power &
Light Co. was recessed here Sat
urdsy for resumption on Tuesday.
The suit was opened last Mon
day and is expected 10 require
al least three more weeks.
Recess on Monday was called by
Federal Judge James A. Fee Of
Portland. who said he must con-
duct court there on that day.
The s4.50o.OOO condemnation
proceedings was instituted against
the power company by the con-
solidsted public utilities districts
of Cowhtz. Lewis and Thurston
counties.
Testimony by Carl D. Pollock.
local construction engineer. re-
garding estimates on reproduction
costs Of the compsny's properties,
concluded the weeks session
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-20
Richmond Is Kind
To Bride, Groom

Jolice Judge w. A. Richmond
gave Leonard Grout. %. and his
charming bride a wedding present
Saturday morning.
Grout and his wife. together
with other attaches Of q wedding,
were riding through downtown
ditional fashion and in short. call
streets, blowing their horns in ira
ing the attention Of all to this
wonderful happiness which had
come into their lives.
Their antics attracted the at
tention Of police officer. who
stopped them TO give caution in
manner of driving and horn-blow-
ing and all that sort of thing. be-
cause despite the fact marriage
was wonderful. so was peace Of
the public.
One word led to another. and
the wedding party ended up at
police headquarters.
The charge of negligent driving
was not in accordance with Judge
Richmond's ideas on how mar
riages should be conducted and
he sent the party on its way. a bit
subdued perhaps, but free as
Cupid himself.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-20
Lincoln Play
Big Success
To Be Repeated
Saturday Night

More than ]. 800 Lincoln students
and friends witnessed the opening
performance Of the Lincoln high
school senior class play. You
Can't Take II With You" in the
school auditorium Friday night
With a cast OF Is characters.
the play proved to be one Of The
most successful productions ever
presented st Lincoln.
It's a rolicking Hart-kaufmsn
comedy about screwean family
mixing solid philosophy with
lot 81 laughs. and was coached by
Morris Summers. assisted by Ran
dali Maddux.
Lauded for his performance as
the 75-year-old Grsnds Vsnderhof
was Arthur Krsus, while Pat Post
and Eugene Breitenbsch. romantic
leads. made splendid showinss IN
their first performance.
The play viii have its second
and final performance Saturday
night. beginning at S. Every MEM
Der Of the cast was type cast,
and they all made splendid show
ings.
Deserving mention for unusually
fine work. are Art Hanson. who
portrayed the mad Russian ballet
teacher: Mary Ellen Murphy. who
filled the role of the play-acting,
picture-painting mother of the un-
usual Sycamore family, about
which the whole plot of the play
was conferred.
Others in the cast were Mary
Jean Murphy, the dancing daugh-
ter: Don Stranz. her husband; Rod
ney Beckendorf. the ice-man. who
came to deliver ice eight years
ago and just stayed; Frank
Strachan and Marion knutson. as
the colored helpers and Mike
Hayes. as the income tax collector.
Also in the cast were the dis
tinguished parents Of the male
lead. played by Marlsnd Larson
and Dorothy Stevens.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-20
Launch Fishboat
Saturday Niqht

A new s5-foot fishboat will be
launched at ?. m. Saturday at
the tideflat yards of the Peterson
bodybuilding company.
The vessel will be used in the
Coastal Pilchard Fisheries and is
of a design commonly built here
before war required full produc-
ton of most bodybuilding plants
here. The ship is to be completed
for Vincent Cardinelli Of Califor-
mia.
George and John Peterson. op-
orators of the boatysrd, said Sat
urday they will Immediately com
mence construction of another
similar vessel for a California Gus
toner.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-20
Nearly Half Of Jap Farms
In Pierce Go. Taken Over

Nearly one-half of the Japanese
controlled agricultural lands with
in Pierce county have been taken
over by other operators to assure
uninterrupted production. and new
regulations were instituted Satur-
day to speed the transfer Of re-
naming Japanese farm properties.
According TO s. S. Blackwell,
representative of the Farm Seeur-
ity administration at the govern
ment's evacuation service office at
l12 So. 18th st. some 10 Japanese
farms have yet TO be disposed.
A total Of so Japanese
controlled farms in the county
have been taken nv other
operators, Blackwell said. hut
despite the difference in num-
hers total acreages are APP
proximately equal.
At the same time two new regu-
lations were put into effect to
hasten the transfers:
The FSA, under certain condi-
tons, henceforth will have author
ity to freeze and temporarily oper-
ste Jspanese-evacuated farms
when and if crop losses are threat
ened. Any farms thus taken will
be termed special blocked prop
erty" and will be subject TO dis
posal or temporary operation by
the FSA.
Also, henceforth all Fill
pinos. non-eneny aliens who
have taken out first natural
izstion papers and Mexicans
are TO he eligible for FSA
loans: n number of Filipinos
have already purchased or
leased japanese lands in the
county. hut previously only
Fiiipinos born in the 4. =. or
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-20
Redondo Skaters
Win High Honors

Redondo skaters won high hon
ors at the national roller skating
convention at Philadelphia last
night, according to word received
from Mr.. Belts Of the Redondo
skating rink.
Russ Kennedy was third in the
novice figure skating while Vivi-
enne Davis and Hsldo Burns were
sth in both the novice and the
senior pairs.
The Pacific Northwest delega-
ton left for Philadelphia last Mon
day afternoon on the streamliner.
There were SO skaters in the
party.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-20
Wiihholds Ruling
In Bolton Case

Superior Judge y. c.. Remain
withheld Saturday a decision upon
motions by counsel for Leonard
Bolton asking that judgment be
arrested. or a new trial granted, in
consequence of the recent jury YER
dict holding Bolton guilty of sec
ond degree murder.
Judge Remain heard the argu-
ments of James w. Selden, Boil
toms attorney. and of Elmer f.
Healey. deputy prosecuting attor-
ney, but said he had not yet heard
what he wants to hear.
Wants Decisions
He asked specifically for deci-
sions in second degree murder
cases where high courts have
passed upon the question Of
whether animus or motive must
be sustained by the evidence TO
establish guilt.
Judge Remain said he could not
set up his own opinion of Bottoms
guilt or innocence as against the
iury's IL minds, but admitted the
only question he now Will consider
bears upon final Interpretation Of
what constitutes second degree
murder.
The court insisted the trial had
shown nothing to prove any ami
mus or motive on Boltan's part
for causing the death of Mrs.
Grace Martin last Dec. "a. when.
the state charged. he ran over her
with his truck. Bolton admitted
himself that he ran over her. but
professed IT was entirely acct
dental.
Won't Question Verdict
Judge Remain said he would not
question the jury's verdict Of
guilty. based on its Judgment Of
the facts, but still Was not thor
oughly convinced he was justified
by law in submitting the case to
the jury.
He branded as fsr-fetched the
states showing that Bolton once
told Mrs. Martins husband. Merle.
that IF he Bottom couldn't have
her. nobody could"
Judge Remain said he WAS not
vet sure whether he IS bound by
wording Of the second degree muir
der statute. requiring presump-
ton that the crime Is second de-
gree murder when there is an sd-
mission that the defendant caused
the death Of another las Bolton
has donel although intent motive
or animuS are lacking.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-20
--HAPPY--
Kirthaay
SATURDAY. APRIL -

SATURDAY. AfktL ~
Gilbert N. Root, Route :. Puy-
aIlup.
Donald Dann. Route !. ses
l&.
Georg. william PsPen. sheri-
dan. ore.
Roy Woodwork. 1sss So
sheridan ave.
stanley G. LsnEiow. lais M
Alder 81.
Mrs. Annie Brirsman. ais
Fast ssth st.
Edward g. Bowman. s71t 80.
Cushman ave.
Edith Miller. 5is So. Junett 81.
Dena stenberg. $50 Ia. J at
SUNDAY. APRm 10
Mickey Spadafore, 1sIs so. l.
Edwin Michael Ferris. Dash
Point.
Marion Helen Fiffles. 1901 81.
l. 81.
Loretta Marie sousis, 2se6 "a
Morton st.
Esther Gums. Ri. I. RoS stz.
Mrs. lnga Wilson. $50 No.
Anderson st.
Mrs. Ina larsen. Fife.
Mrs. John Strauch. $500 Gem
ter st.
Mary Simone, GIL Ia. stth St
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-20
Insurance Meets
Cancelled by War

For the duration of the war the
Provident Mutual Life Insurance
Company of Philadelphia has can
celed its Pacific coast regional
meeting scheduled to he held in
Del Monte. Calf. according To
William Peterson Of Peterson and
Peterson. general agents for Prov
ident Mutual.
I, was the policy Of the com
pany 10 hold these meetings every
other year and 10 invite the COM
pany's leading producers in the
Pacific coast territory. This year
all the agents in Peterson and
Peterson's Seattle and Tacoma Of
fees had been scheduled TO attend,
all having met the required quail
fications. The Tacoma agents in
ciude: Harry W. Andrews. James
r. Gillespie. Palmer Kennedy and
Henry Longstreth.
The Seattle agency wrote 2a7
per cent Of its quota for the first
quarter of the year.
In addition TO the cancellation
Of the Pacific coast meeting. Prov
ident Mutual has called off. for
the duration. all Of its regular
meetings of leading producers. as
well as its 1912 general agents
convention.
William Peterson, the senior OF
the Provident general agents in
this territory. will continue as
president of the Provident Mutual
General Agents association.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-20

licenses

Marriage license applications
were received Saturday BY the
county auditor from the following.
William N. LeClsir. -. Fort
Lewis. and Adella Marie Squire.
II. St Paul. MIN: Howard c.
Ayres. Is. and Evelyn c. Page. 81.
both Of AZ SO. Tacoma ave; J. r.
Eyerman. IS. 30 Commerce st.
and Carol r. Johns. 81. Of Web
ster apartments; Berger s. Hagen.
Il. Of 36o7 Mckinley ave. and
Lors Lee Lindsay. Fl. Marysville.
Wash: Kenneth Ivan BEDFORD. 20.
Fort Lewis. and June Christina
ROLAND. II. Of 1911 So. nth 81.
Charles Kenneth Sage, 20. p. o.
Box 147. South Tacoma, and
Gladys Mae whidden. Is. Rt ;.
Box 7s5. Edwin Hewett Reeder.
jr.. IS. Pendleton. Ore. and vir-
GINA Carolyn Smyth, IS. Walls
Wslla. Charles ID. Pate. ~. Sc
attic. and Mabel c. Stidger. 81, st.
Louis. Mo; Albert f. Devits. jr..
-. Seattle. and Lois NJ. Hoech. 81,
Overland. Mo. Harmon L. Will
Jams, %. Seattle. and Leona F..
Carlson, 20. Renton: Frank L. Sol
lars. Seattle. and Sarah C. Pratt,
Hickey apartments; Max Cabatu.
30, and Allie Kirk. 26. both of
Seattle: Charles Hoffman. 20. Lin
coin. Neb.. and Mildred Howard,
%. Glendale. Calf.
John f. Boyd, 80. Fort Lewis.
and Mary Joyce JONI, 81. FL Paso.
Tex w. J. Billstein. 81. Carlton
hotel. and Viola Irons. 50. Seattle.
Donald Q. Floyd. 81. Bremerton,
and Madge Rozella Williams. Il.
of 1888 So. Madison st: Henry A.
Bruemmer, %, Fort Lewis. and
Lauramae Heyes. 20. of 1112 So.
18th st; Donald Ward Keefe. %,
Fort Lewis. and Jean Maris Tay-
lor. 26. Lincoln, Neb.: Theodore
Teruo Nakamurs. 80. of 1892 Mar
ket st, and Masae Kobayashi. rs,
Portland: Algot Nelson. and Ros-
ella Durgin, both of Enumelaw.