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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-17
Burglars Enter
Goodrich Store

The Goodrich silvertown store
at 1883 Pacific ave. was burgla-
rized prior to $50 a. m. Thursday
with resulting loss in clothing
and merchandise estimated at
s275 BY J. C. Jensen. manager.
Jensen said preliminary in
vestigation revealed no new tires
missing from stock. but il was
believed some used passenger car
and truck tires were missing.
Also taken was a suit. jacket
and topeoat owned by Jensen, a
girls office jacket, and a quantity
Of miscellaneous merchandise.
Entrance was gained by break
ing plate glass window in the
office and display room, according
to police. who discovered the burg
larry and notified Jensen at his
home.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-17
Civilian Defense
q 90
Meetings Called

Precinct .. Friday at 7:50 pm.
Grant school. incsndisry bomb
and gas school for women only.
Precinct io4. Thursday. 7:so
pm, Oakland school: ineendisry
and gas bomb demonstration for
block wardens, assistants.
precinc, "a. Thursday. 7.so pm.
1o07i. So. nth st; first aid class.
Precinct. ss-isI. Thursday. 8
pm. Roosevelt school; first aid
class.
Precinct 80. Thursday. s pm,
Sheridan school; general defense
meeting.
Precinct 50: thursday. 7:so p
m. Bryant school.
The North End company of aux
ilisry police. Co. b. VIII not meet
Thursday night. There will be a
company meeting for first aid in
struetion Tuesday evening at Ma
son school.
Precinct T5's home nursing class
will meet at 100 2. m. Friday At
1925 So. 81. At T;5o ? m. FRI
day At the same place there will
he a defense meeting for all resi-
dents Of the precinct.
Precinct S.: whitman school.
Friday. food and nutrition class. 1
p. m; home nursing class. p.
m. and incendiary bomb and gas
school. 7:ao p. m.
First aid class for residents of
precincts and will be started
at 7:S0 p. m. Monday at Mason
school.
First aid class for residents of
precinct IS in room 103. Lincoln
high school. at 7;3e p. m. this
Thursday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-17
PIERCE COUNTY PERSONALITIES

MA r. T. Kirkland. 3o77 90.
STR at. will leave Saturday for
Aurora M. whore she viii visit
for q month at the home a. her
scn-in-lsw and daughter. DR.. and
Ma John RefferS.
Ralph Dsvsa. racoman in the
Royal Canadian Air Force. was
back in Tacoma Tuesday. visiting
his family ana friends
Mr.. .sl Ma. Toay kal.up and
con. Harry. iois East 5ist st. and
Mr.. and Mp- Steve kalapus and
sons. Bobby and Gary. i443 East
18th st-. recently we're dinner
guests at the home Of Mr.. and
MA Steve wlnkoski Of wilkeson.
A daughter vas born April 4 10
Mr.. and Mira. Charles r. Buhier.
e4oe So. Oakes Of.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-17
Two Boys Sentenced
For Attacking Girl

Two boys. one Il and the other
Is years OF age, were sentenced to
the state training school at Che
halls "Wednesday afternoon by
Judge Fred G. Remain of the
juvenile court.
The youths. whose names were
withheld because of their age. were
convicted Of attempting to onm-
inaIly assault an ls-year-old slrl.
whose name also was withheld.
The attack occurred on April 2.
after the girl. employed at TT
Lewis. had Rhghted from a bus
al So. ssth and Yakima ave. Both
boys were arrested a few DAYS
after the attack or a description
furnished by the girl. who ident-
fed them. according to Capt. Fred
W Gardner OF the police juvenile
division
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-17
BANKRUPTCY ACTIONS

Bankruptcy petitions filed here
Thursday with the clerk OF the
federal court included:
Frank A Armfield. 6643 So.
Warner st. listing debts totslinE
xp4so3 and no assets.
William A. ClOsson. Kelso. list
ing debts totsiing S355.37 and no
assets Robert 2. Godxil Wash
ouEsi. listing debts totslinE
1913 so and no assets. Norman c.
Paulsv. Vancouver. listing debts
totsling S2.577.ss and no assets
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-17
3 New Ambulances
For Police Dent.

Newly numbered polio. smbu-
lances rs. 20 and 30 wi, be in
service Thursday. according to
Police Commissioner Holmes East
wood Two will 30 m patrol dutv
snd take radio calls and the third
viii be held AZ the station for en-
Urgency use.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-17
Lutheran Welfare Society
CAMPAIGN All This Week

Pellet. Lutheran city missionary,
have been Of much help in many
cases referred to him. Mrs. VIII
liams added.
The enrolment opened in 10
Lutheran churches last Sunday
and will continue until this Sun
day, according 70 Chairman Cliff
ford Olson Of Pacific Lutheran
college. A minimum If $500 IL
sought and the campaign is being
conducted only among Lutheran
church members.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-17

service he will read some OF his
own poems and also present some
chalk work.
Services will be held on Sundays
at IL a. m. and 7:45 p. m. and
on every week night at 7:45 ex-
cept Saturday. Rev. Arthur p.
Cook, the pastor Of the church,
invites the public TO all Of these
services.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-17

Merchandising Trends will he
the topic for discussion AT the
Chamber of Commerce forum
luncheon Monday noon in the
Hotel Winthrop
Or. Henry A. Rurd. prominent
business consultant and director Of
the Northwest Institute on Mer-
chandisinr. will be- the guest Of
honor and principal speaker.
The public IL invited 10 attend
the forum session. at which John
w. Swan will preside.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-17
Churchill to Give
Report on Strategy

LON don - Prime Minister
Winston Churchill is preparing 10
make secret report to the house
Of commons shortly on his grand
strategy talks with Gen. George
c. Marshall. L. S. chief Of staff,
and Harry l. Hopkins, IT was an
nounced Thursday.
Churchilfs plan was revealed 10
commons ny Foreign Secretary
Anthony Eden while Marshall and
Hopkins were confsrring with the
prime minister in what appeared
10 be one Of their final meetings.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-17
Mon Injured While
Helping Roze Shed

Alvin Woods. 81. of ssO2 East
r st. suffered undetermined hack
injuries shortly before noon Thurs
day while working at the Home
Fuel A. Lumber Co. 1744 No,
Both 81. He was taken IN Wash
ington Minor hospital for dag
nosH and treatment.
Company officials said Woods,
together with Arthur Woodruff,
81. q fellow employe, was tearing
down a wood-storage shed when =
cross support fell from the top of
the building. striking Woods.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-17
Services Friday
AT Talmud Torah

Rabbi B. I. TRIGGER will speak
on Not Ny Bread Alone al Fri
day evening worship services at
Talmud Torsh synagogue. begin
ming at SIS o'clock. Following
the worship hour there VIII be tea
and = social hour in the vestry
rooms.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-17
Puyallup City Employees
All Are Given Raises
plon Is to Hold Troined Personnel;
Council Refuses Pay for Mayor

Albert Law. president Of the
FRS; Christian church c. z. ,o-
cietv. was honored at a surprise
birthday shower following the
monthly executive meeting at the
home Of Miss Peggy jackson. On
srd ST. 6. w. Tuesday evening.
Those present were Rev. and Mrs.
Give Taylor. Ruby wiess, Gene
Humiston. Ruth Robbins. Roy
Twrrdie. Ernset Devers. Mare
surin. Beverly vogel and Ruth
Wiese.
Mrs. Harry Humison was host
ess for the April meeting Of the
Daffodil Birthday club at her
home in the Fruitland district
Wednesday afternoon. Places at
the l o'clock luncheon were marked
for Mesdames l. c. Lane. Robert
Andrews. Mabel Felkner. f. Z.
Templin. Lloyd Ward. Arthur Six,
Eva Amey and Mrs. w. Il. Graham
OF Gig Harbor. whose birthday
was celebrated. A guest Of the
club was Mrs. F. w. Gates The
MAY meeting Will be at the home
of Mrs. E. E. Templin.
Washington Old Age Pension
union No. is sponsoring a card
party at the Spiritualist church
Friday evening at S o'clock.
The Presbyterian guild will meet
at the home Of Mrs. James Cowan
Friday at IL a. m. with Mrs Fred
Rudniok, new president, in charge
Of the business session Assisting
hostesses will be Mrs. Lewis Red.
ford, Mrs. Bahnick and Mrs. r. ].
Benedict.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-17
Dedicate Parsonage

Dedication Of the new parsonage
of the Mountain View church will
be a feature of the Sunday morn
ing services in that community.
After the morning worship in the
church. the junior choir and the
girls chorus will form a procession
to the parsonage where Rev. f. S.
Tollefson. the pastor, will be in
charge Of the dedieatory cere-
monies.
After the ceremonies a smor-
gassbord will be served at the
church to which the public is in
vited. The committee in charge
is composed of Mrs. n. A. Merritt,
chairman: Mrs. o. r. Olson, Mrs.
William Hestness. Mrs. C. Boyd.
Mrs. Frank Carlson and Mrs.
Charles Thoren.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-17
Maj. c. ". Pohl
Dies in Montana
Funerol Friday at
Bremerton Church

Funeral services for Maj. Charles
". Pehl. -. retired U. 4, marine
eorps cfffcer. and 4 former Ia.
conan. who died Monday at Kslis.
pen. Mont. VIII Be- held with fun
military hoasrs At Bremerfon
Friday.
Maj. Pehl vas taken from q
train st kalispeii after he WA
suddenly taken III on his way home
20 Brsmerton. He had been visit
ing . sister q Columbia Falls.
Mont
He leaves his wife. Nora: two
daughters. Katherine Ann and
Patricia Jane, all OF Bremerton:
two SISTERS. Mrs J. Phil Simpson.
3715 No. Junett st. and Mrs.
Emma LAdenbure Of Columbia
Falls.
Services will be held from the
Our Lady star OF the Sea Catholic
church In Bremerton. beginning
NJ $50 a. m. with Rev. FIR, Joseph
=. camerman officiating: burial
viii he Ut li.30 a. m. in Calvary
cemetery. Tacoma. under direc-
ton Of the Lewis mortuary Of
Bremerton.
Maj. Pohi enlisted In the first
Weird war. He retired in 1889.
He spsnt . part Of his boyhood IN
Tacoma, attending n. Lees school
IN 1914. He was . frequent Ia
coma visitor, and had many friends
here.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-17

Mr.. and Mrs- John Holder Of
South Prairie recently visited at
the home Of MA Ella Riggs.
iiisn So. 18th at
Recent visitors at Pacific beach
we're Mr.. and Mira Colin Murdoch.
IT,. tis No. Mason ave. and Mr..
and Mrs. Terrss. also q Tacoma.
Mr.. and Mr.. George B.r,ey and
baby. Sss2 SO. Tacoma way. re-
Gently visited Mr.. Bartoy's par
ents. Mr.. and Mira. Henry Barssy
Of wnkeson.
Marriage licenses we're issued
recently In chehslis to walter T.
Johnson. jr, centralia. and Eileen
Bell. Tacoma: Truman ". GAiu-
sha, Mcchord field. and Aloeas
kearna. chehslis
Mrs. Harold Quick Of cheh.lis
recently visited her sister. Mrs..
Nathan BeIcher. ii1s No. Junett
street.
Several Stadium high school
students will be heard over sta
ton kIRo on Friday afternoon At
$50. where they will discuss
Americas Role in the European
Zone of World War IL Those
taking part in the program are
Audrey keaney. Virginia Lecho~.
Gordon Baker and Eugene Web
ster. Miss Wilma Zimmerman.
English instructor and debate
coach. aided the students in their
preparation for the broadcast.
Miss Shirley Ford Of Tacoma
was = guest last week At the Guy
Swanson home, hamanda Park.
ouinault
Mrs. Robert Woodman and son |
Of Tacoma spent Sunday in Elma.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Fox and Mr.. |
and Mrs. Frank Smith. all OF Ta-
coma. were weekend guests Of
Mrs. Frank Ferris at westport
Robert Low. Of South Tacoma
visited recently at the Robert Cor
home In Porter.
Clyde Yahne. $40 No. State st.
has joined the embarrassing
force Of employees at the local
Following q visit here at the
nome Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Fred
Decker. 1905 So. Anderson st.
Mr.. and Mrs. John johnson have
returned TO their home IN Via
,ensin.
Eugene v. Nielsen, son Of James
P. Nielsen. 1ofsia So. J st. has
been promoted to corporal at Paine
held. where he 10 stationed. Young
Nielsen 10 q graduate az Puyallup
high school.
Harry H. Heath recently was
promoted 10 the rank Of staff
at Camp Polk. La. Mrs.
Heath lives at 1901 So. Cakes 81.
Harold Deerinx of American
Lake did not, ~ first reported,
fracture his leg in . shipyard ac-
cident earlier In the week. and ex-
poets 10 return 10 work soon. A
steel plate fell on his leg and foot.
severely bruising them.
r. O. ~Rudy- johnson. auditor
Of the ross Co. for the past four
and a half years and formerly an
for Peoples Store. has
a new job as auditor for the |
Alameda. Cal. office Of the Pacific |
Bridge Co. He leaves Tacoma by |
plane Thursday evening: his fam
lily will close the Day Island home
and follow him soon.
william n. Apple recently re-
signed as police radio announcer
10 Join the KrBI staff a. operator
announcer. He was replaced by v.
Y. Beck.
Mrs. Peter Adler has returned TO
her home At 23i7 So. Cushman
ave. after is DAYS At ST. Joseph's
hoSnifai whpre she underwent an
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-17

church has OBJ
tanned the serv-
ices Of Rev. II.
s. Palmquist Of
Minneapolis as
the evangelist
for this series OF
meetings Rev
Palm quist is
also a poet and
chalk artist. In
each evening
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-17
Peace Group Speaker
To Be Mrs. HortWich

What Do We Mean by the
American Way Of LIFE will be
discussed BY Mrs. Ethelyn Hart
wich in the Y. W. c. A ciuhrooni,
Friday. s ?. m. under auspices OF
the Committee for World Peace.
There will be questions and dis
eussion and the public Is invited.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-17
Make Plans for Soldiers

fHSF tdhs tut tbtutSf>
Puyallup residents are reminded
Thursday by the Chamber Of
Commerce that another opportun-
ity has been presented for ser
wee to soldiers assigned to duty
in the city in connection with the
Japanese evacuation center soon
to be in operation.
Following conference with
Capt. c. H. Ferris, commanding
the military police unit which ar
rived here Sunday to guard the
camp, Rex Kelley. chamber Sec
rotary, announced that the soldiers
will accept magazines. cards and
games for use in their recreation
room. These men will also be per-
mitted to accept invitations to
private homes. The same pro-
cedure established during the WIN
ter months for clearing gifts and
invitations through the chamber
office will be resumed, it was an
nounced
In preparation for opening the
center, Kelley and Fire Chief
Chester Brskefield conferred
Thursday with r. F. Turner. camp
manager. regarding fire protection
arrangements both in the camp
and at regular fire headquarters.
Although no official announce
ments have been made. first evac-
uees are expected Tn arrive at the
camp shortly from cities and mill
tary areas on the Sound. with
residents of farm areas TO fol-
low. japanese Will be organized to
do much Of the work in the camp
under direction Of camp officials.
Construction Of the huge camp.
except for incidental work. was
completed on schedule Wednesday
night after Is DAYS Of effort bv
Z. 5. army engineers directe1 ny
Otto Lunn. To top off camp estab-
lishment, arrangements were made
wednesday by military police and
Mayor William P. Loughlin 10 OBJ
tain camp flsgpole from Wild
wood park.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-17
Evangelist Opens
Services Sunday

The First Church of the Naz-
srene, So. 37th and NJ SITS. an
nounces the opening Of a revival
campaign Sunday. April 10, and
continuing until May 3. The
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-17

year as a national officer. He
was first vice president during the
past year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-17

Your postmaster can tell YOU
how 70 invest IN L. s. WAR
BONDS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-17

CANADA produced ga. 500 ounces
q platinum and similar metals.
more than one-half the worlds
output during 1850.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-17
TAKE PHILLIPS
MILK ofMACNESIA
M,<i%

Do you want TO wake up clear headed
-S1de-swske-full of pep tomorrow
Then don't let your stomach 50 sour
during the night because of over
indulgence. Give that excessive scidity
the one-two action Of Phillips Milk
Of Magnesia.
For Phillips Milk Of Msgnesis 10
more than a first rate slkslizer. IL
does more than merely relieve the
discomfort due TO too much scid.
Philips finishes fhe job. II acts
az . very GENT. laxative promotes
mid YET thorough elimination. It's an
ideal Laxative sntscid.
The next time you eat little too
nuch-stsy Up too late smoking and
drinking try Phillips Milk Of Mag
nes1a at bedtime. and wake up feel
ins fresh as daisy. Read the diree-
tons on the Milk of Masnesis pack
age and take only as directed thereon
or a. prescribed by your physician.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-17

PTYAILTP- In a. effort 10
hold trained personnel. a wage
raise Of SIS per month after
Nav vas granted 10 al city
,nplove. a. the city council ses-
sion Wednesday night
THIS means ar increase IN ex-
pensss Of approximately $4,000 for
the balance Of the year which was
not foreseen when the 1912 budget
was made Up and requires an
emergency ordinance. The emery
encv will amount 10 $500, which
VIII be required for police and IRE
men and few scattering en-
ploves the water and street work
ers being taken care OF out OF the
funds OF their respective depart
ments. First reading Of the ordi-
nance was heard at the meeting
and April 20 set as the date for
the hearing and final readings.
The question Of what to do about
next year was brought up by City
Clerk Charles Hollis. He pointed
out that the city can get by this
year but as IT has less than a mill
TO 90 In reach its limit Of taxa
ton. which would only increase
revenue about 81. 1000. he suggested
that some deep thinking be in
dulged in concerning the ia4s
revenues
Boost Game Tar
To help take care Of some Of the
load. the first reading Of an
amendment to the ordinance regu-
lsting games was read. This will
increase the license fee on pinbsll
machines, Of which there are 33
in the city. from $40 per month
to s25. This Will also come up
for final passage April 90.
F. l.. Brooks. city garbage col
lector, told the council that condi-
lions in many parts of the city
are unssnitary owing to the way
refuse is strewn in alleys and at
back doors. William Wischemann.
chairman OF the sanitary commit
tee. agreed TO investigate. II was
announced that there will be a
meeting Of the valley unit of the
Association of Washington Cities
at Enumelaw on the evening of
April 20.
Mayor William P. Loughlin pre-
sented his bills for work on the
14th st. s. w, water main.
amounting to SOS. The bills were
ignored.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-17

4 AMID LAXATIVE Not
apafGe-neseiypromoaes
mere thorOoGh eiimina-
tea Does not leave yoa
fsslsnx All vr9ag cut.
IaAe u Al any tine 81 tAs
esy eeeAs-< II eees ses
art via s.karrsssinf
gfesey. Aasy Bsyseia.s
recommend q fer yeuns
shf,cren- Thers rs
better mid iasaff~e.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-17
OkE-TWo AcnONl

! An Effective tlsALIzEs. Gives spe>dy
fetaef hen year stomach feels ''une.sy~ a.
fAssy ese 10 too much eeid. Rated snnenf ths
nest effective nezuaiizers Fl ercess ssen.es
aesds kao-n- Aess slmssi Immediately.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-31
Ida Bailey Allen. Broadcaster.
Home Economist and Writer
m, Cherry $500, line 347.
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

THIS MORNING we had
breakfast with Ida Bailey Allen,
we'll known home economist and
broadcaster. who is now on
nationwide lecture tour of the
quartermaster bakers and cooks
schools of the United States
Army.
Mrs. Allen has one Of those
personalities which holds you in
complete oblivion Of time.
She's gone far and wide in the
interest of foods, and right now
is on one of her most intensive
travel programs sponsored by
the National Coffee Department
Of Brazil through the courtesy
of the quartermaster corps Of
the United States Army.
Sound Familiar
Many a morning she's up be
fore dawn 10 have breakfast
with some of the boys in camp
and if the coffee making
isn't going just right, she asks
for a ladder and goes TO work.
The ladder is often an essential.
for she's not very tall but
does have TO see into the big
urnS.
Are you thinking, Ida Bailey
Allen That name is familiar!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-31
Church on Wheels. Part
Of War Show Exhibit

a folding altar which may be
set up with dignity on the low
cred windshield Of jeep, a port
able pump organ weighing so
pounds, Catholic mass and Pro-
testant communion kits, Bibles,
candlesticks and public-address
system. The chapel is made so
that it can be rearranged in a
few minutes to serve the three
major denominations. 1t can
reach about 1000 people and be-
cause of its compact and col
lapsible equipment can be on the
march on short notice.
Army Chaplain
The army chaplain who con-
ducts services is first a religious
officer. His primary responsible
ity to hold appropriate religious
services for the entire command.
He also conducts specialized
services as frequently as neces-
sary. He organizes Bible study
classes, fellowship societies and
discussion groups to meet any
demand for them. The chaplain
also makes sick calls on soldiers
who are i'll; writes their parents
il the sickness is serious.
To the soldiers, the chaplain
is a friend, a guide in emergen-
cies and a counselor.
With the help of the chaplain
and abundant opportunities TO
attend religious services. today's
soldier is just as well off spiritu-
ally as he was in civilian life.
Pocket Testaments
This spiritual care begins the
day the young man enters the
army when he receives, if he
wishes, pocket Testament, APP
propriate to one or the three
major religious groups.
The quartermaster who buys
these Bibles also has an exhibit
at the Battle Depot which shows
how the army takes care of the
soldiers other needs-how he is
fed, clothed and transported.
These two exhibits are ones
every mother and wife will want
to see.
Included in the Army War
Show exhibit are also displays
representing all the 9th e r
branches of the service. The
Army War Show, which has al
ready thrilled thousands of De-
troiters, will continue in Detroit
until August 2.