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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-03
BETTE JEAN B.TsTo>E

Funeral services fer Bette Jean
Batstone. 20. Of shelton. will be
held Tuesday at 80 p m at
the Whistler funeral home. Shelton.
She died Sunday at her home. A
native Of Tacoma. she was moved
with her family 10 Mason county
early IN childhood. She was grad.
uated from shelton high school IN
1899. and later attended Washing
ton State college at Pullman. She
leaves her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Roy Batstone. two brothers. James
and William. and a sister. Mary
Jane Bell. Relatives living in Ia
coma arc Mr.. and Mrs. John Ash
ton, Mrs. zilpher Rose, Mr. and
Mrs Horace Batstone and Miss
Adelaide BRtstone.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-03
ARTHUR GLAZE BAKER

Arthur Clair Baker infant son
of Mr. and Mrs. Loris r Baker.
of 2el1 No. 18th st. died Sunday
in a local hospital Baker is state
director Of finance for the fed
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-03
SGT. ARTHUR PALMER

Funeral services for Sgt. Arthur
Palmer. 80. of 1874 Crockett st,
Seattle, will be held Tuesday at
10 a. m. at Fort Lewis chapel. fol-
lowed by burial in Fort Lewis
cemetery, under direction Of Buck
ley-King Palmer died as the
result of an accident Saturday
He was a native of Cambridge.
MINI. Surviving are his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Palmer: two
brothers. Allan L. johnson of
Minnesota. and Jack c. Palmer
of Seattle, and one sister, Mrs.
f. S. Randall of Seattle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-03
BATH WAS EXPENSIVE

Mildred Quantick complained to
police that while she was taking q
bath Sunday night a man entered
her unlocked room in Hotel Win
throp and went through her purse
taking IS and a wrist watch.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-03
ANDREW tGRABAUsKAs)
GRAY

Andrew tGrabauskas) Gray, Il.
of 1852 So And St. died Monday
in a local hospital. A native Of
Lithuania, he had lived in Ia
coma 80 years and was a member
of the L. ID. X. ", Lithuanian
lodge. He leaves his wife. Eva;
one daughter. Mrs. Ann Waltrip
of Tacoma; one granddaughter,
Shirley Waltrip. one brother.
William Grabauskas of Milwaukee,
Wis. Piper Co. will announce the
funeral arrangements.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-03
BERT ELLSWORTH MARrrR

Bert Ellsworth Marier. 81, Of
4sle No. Defiance. died Sunday in
local hospital. A native Of Lucas
county. Iowa, he had lived in Ia
coma IS years. He was a former
employe of Western State hospital,
and was a member of !. O. o. r.
He leaves his wife, Letha Ann.
one daughter. Mrs, Luther VIII
liams of Steilacoom City; three
sons. orville and Samuel Leroy.
both Of Tacoma. and William Fred
of the u. S. navy at Pearl Harbor,
two brothers. Charles and William
of Aurora. Neh. and four sisters,
Mrs. Charles Titman of Aurora,
Mrs. Charles Ericks of Hoisington,
Kan. Mrs. Edward Luch and Mrs.
William Castor, both Of Wichita,
Kans. Buckley-kinF will announce
the funeral arrangements.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-03

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-03

The West Eno Improvement elgIh
Niii meet At = O'Clock Monday sxs.
ming In ne basement II tbs PRANK
In school General election e1ndl-
dates have been invited 70 SPEAK.
President Fred q Lambert an
nouncsd.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-03
OBITUARY NOTICES

srAl government. Besides r. par
ents. TIRE baby leaves tWo efethers.
Laris Hoskins Baker md Anthony
Churchill Baker. and grsndrar-
ents NJ. and Mos A G.. HeSkins
ef Tacoma and Mrs. Clair Il. Baker
81 Portland Raeklex=king vii an
nounce the funeral arrangements
MRS. MARI. ANGELA GALLO
Mrs, Maria Angela Gailo. -.
eidow Of the late Pletrc Gallo. Of
1905 So. NJ st died Saturday IL
her home A native q Italy. she
had lived In Tacoms 81 years.
she was a member 81 ~. Rita >
Altar society and IT st Ritss
church. she leaves three sons. ~.
A. and Joseph Gale 81 Tacoma.
and NJ. A Gallo Of California.
five daughters Mrs James Mi.
lone. Mrs r. NJ King and Mrs
Harry crcssey OF Tacoma. Mrs..
Howard Honan and Mrs ". T.
Ashford Of California. ten grand
children and two great-Erand-
children. Funeral services wili be
held Tuesday At 30 q, m. from
81. Ritss church. the eortcge leAv-
lng Caffneys 1T eia Burial viii
be in Calvary cemetery. The
rosary viii he recited Monday at
: n. m at the church.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-03

William ]. Nerbonne. IS. veteran
motorcycle officer. was confined
10 his home Monday with a severe
~ bruised kneecap and sprained
thumb. He was injured Saturday
evening when his motorcycle be-
came involved in collision with
truck at 4th and Broadway. Eel
low officers said Bill probably
would be able to return 10 work
at the end of the week. Theodore
MacFarlane, driver of the truck.
was recognized by 1t. John Paul
son when it was held the accident
was unavoidable.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-03


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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-03

Buy U. S. Bonds and Save,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-03

You help yourself when you buy
Y. {. Defense Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-03

Bob Aimstg. stilh pretty weak
from II al. was tremblingly pass
Ing out cigars Monday. heralding
the fact that Mrs. Almsig gave
birth to a baby daughter at Ia
coma General hospital. The new
conner weighed Six pounds. three
ounces.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-03

Robert Lean. %. Of 5432 So.
St, broke his leg while skiing
Sunday. He was brought to Ia
coma General hospital for first
aid and released 10 his home.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-03
h E r E'S MORE ABOuT
Main Street
STARTS ON PAsr oSr

cleaned thoroughly since Harold's
young son put a handful Of gravel
In IL.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-03

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On the psu1lsiae
kssfd beside
NJ. I slid,
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you ksw yss
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Ger last uet
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-03

Mrs. Letitia Harrison, 81, Of 1920
No. Prospect St, was treated at
Tacoma General hospital for a
broken left ankle. She was hurt
Friday in fall at her home. She
was not detained
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-03

Patsy Mccullough, 10. Of 1910
Division ave. was having a great
deal of fun skating near her home
Sunday. Suddenly she fell. Her
left arm was broken. 1t was put
in cast at Tacoma General hos
pital and the girl was allowed to
return to her home.
An internal kerosene bath Sun
day caused little sharon Wassink,
two, of 4045 So. Tacoma ave,
much discomfort Sunday. She was
treated at Tacoma General hos
pital.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-05

Ar lhN meh ard xssitan
in q - was nlesssra Mafeln
n q M.kslgsx. ~ Grant street.
nov 4 IL unlteA ssa,ea NAVY
sfafis - ns..emt ~ sh4 Natal
esmis Z xem f,ys.sr. - -.
ners Il - s. -. !. -
~ $3.50 :. m ssssneM =
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-05
Army Does II Again:
Cholks Up Six Hits
TO Sink Navy Nine

The army did Il aealn II out
dueIied the navy ii indoor base
bail Of ingalls, Field recently.
afternoon
Il was ell over bat the shootinK
when the navy tapped the lager
keg before the game and when
the shooting was oyer. the army
had got Q bullssve 70 tho navy
e direct htiS. @hieh bafled down
% 3 final score Of 8 70 3 So the
nayt paid for the beer.
The score indicates the Ramf
wah tighter and better than Ebs
opener. Il was There were plenty
Of excellent fielding chances and
double plays. as the eadre and
guasdsmen Of the rerreati0nal
AREA put the skids 10 the chiefs
Of she African Comet
Bat Chief SabO. with J errors a
the navy 3rd base. was 9 good ely
Of the army; ne played On The
when IN doubt-~punsH principle
The great moment wal TIE posi-.
game ceremony IN which Frank
Marie Of the navy presented endfe
adiutans 1t Chambers with q vie
tory trophy in the form u n IN
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-05
Soldiers Dance
Is Guests OF
Volunteer Girls

ne ssckmn Cs&aass Volunteer
AeuNr NasicNses neia theH -
aaAf aafee ferensly 81 ~ Fire
mans HAIL n Fassoa9euia viii
ean.av IL e0tdsesx tfuv
kef Fie1 As Eassh Muak
Mas furnished by , KrezieF Faem
eswteessa uaars the atEFxuun g
|cmpaAs Arthur Besalex keNxaAi'
Is euter2asninT Nege tie sioisn
sm asgrgxd - IL FsEltfos "a
4su4anisg known vssElasAs ~nd ~
rinhsfa header
Ta,e haasnsses announced an
asa.r danra TT Saturday
niehs nhich will Also Re held ~
Ire Faresnsne Mali Miss Spunne
Darnest. secretary ha< reausstssi
all memhesS H. pay their monthly
dues promptly - thai arrange
menss gor other dAness can -
made
Misses Agnes Vaughn Elsie
Larsen ann Eana Williams heFv
ed a. hoesnAses for ne dance
saturday nlxha plnnina mcntlii
eaton tags On the guests and az
ranging for insrpduetApas among
ne groaip The dances are staged
By the Hestu11as organization an.
der Inc supervision uf Mrx Tom
Wells, county wPA recreAtAonal
chairman
since ihe BOYS frum CanAp
shelby. who used u attend
dances regularly here. r not
furnished transportation ever
tWenty-f five miles from caFFsp. the
Heasesaea Will travel TO that camp
next Sunday The group VIII
leave from the Pascagnuls Com.
usunsty house Ut 1000 o'cioek
Sunday morning en- = ehes tered
bus. They will BE- entertained AZ
Al open house. at the esEFsp IN
the afternoon and will attend 3
dance ia thc evening
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-05
High School Graduates Between
10 And Is VIII Be Accepted For
Flight Training As Navy Ensigns


Arxvpses heennsng April r. fps
assatan ngea trsiuane ieaains
ts commissioners e. s1sagns N NJ
United States Nasal Reserve asg
arm 4 shey aTv between she as
~ IL and ~ ans can pass tks -
ee4rta physical examination
EarhsA Naval Dsssrsrs Heuauuars
wW annoanxusaa
Previous b the ncw chsngQ Is
nse Navy Department uhe msni-
mum aae Assss les Class va was
Is and suo yezFz a eoilnnc lfain
Eg was reqotrea The np5,es &ne
Ihfacket Is unehaneed ~ She new
directive
Naval Aviation Seirctisn hpssd
officials stressed thai tac nrei
policy IL no departure frofN pre-
sinas requirements a. 10 the high
type Of men sought bui merely
places navy wings within ire
reach Of high Ahool graduates
The Young nlen zsssAghg are ~ the
type who would normally com
pieie two years. 81 least ~ col
hcgc work under p~earrsisnr con
ditinns
Those seeking enlistment in
Class VS. must - unmarried and
in perfect physical condition
They may marry after being com
mlsslonea Application may be
made al any Navy Recruiting
Station or Satisfaction. or by ad
dressing the Naval Aviation Sc
lection Boards. located Ia the
Eighth Naval District in New Or
leans and Dallas
When The prospective flier pre-
SCENTS himself for enlistment be
must have q certified copy o. his
high school credits. q birth Ger.
tificatc. evidence Of citizenship
II he IS not natipe-born. and three
letters Of recommendation from
persons prominent IN his cor
muniiy as 10 his patriotism. 10y
atty and character.
If the applicant Is under n
years Of age. he must provide The
recruiting officer with the writ
eth consent Of his parents A 80
word resume OF the candidates
occupationai experience In his
ewfn handwriting and two az b.
zh inch photographs o. himself
are necessary
II accepted. the applicant Is en-
listed as q seaman. second class.
in the Naval Reserve. with =
monthly pay Of $50. After 5
months in this grade. successful
candidates are appointed aviation
cadets which carries pay and al
Ilowances amounting 10 SIS
monthly.
Preliminary flight training Is
conducted at one of is naval avi-
alton boards throughout the coun-
training and having learned 10 fiy
. training ship aione~ the cadet
Is transferred 70 one Of the three
principal tlaght training ccnterH
at PenNcbla and Jacksonville.
Fla. and Corpus Christi, Texas.
for advanced instruction Upon
completion Of MS work here. the
aviation cadet is commissioned
an ensign in the United States
Naval Reserve or second lie1ten-
ant ia the Marine Corps Reserve
and assigned % active duty AZ 4
shore establishment or with Tn
Gle Sans sea fighting forces.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-05
There Are Better rish
In TIRE See

Is an old quotation But there
are nc mpse adorable fish thar
shc crystal weight az cen
ter piece At Mrs Dclcomynx Git;
shop Personally. I arm quite IN
love with all the crystal orna
ments At Delcnmyns But the
flying fish IS my favorise. Placed
in a wide crystal bowl Il makes ]
beautiful ornament for your a
bic.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-05

That ) fusnver Enrlara
Ssfne few months aga I rnei q
ynang n A. r student in Bir
m~inkhafn Alahama HIS Is one
81 ms Faans Individual snd per.
Sunal Tragedies 81 nitlefx total
war on humanity. lie lived in
Coventry. England All OF you
renaepssr she terrific lacinK tlant
Coventry took from the Maxi
koFnkErs For kseo DAYS ans
nights. death rsined from the
skies and = 1ovcly old city WAS
left > mass Of snouidermg en-
berx herause 81 the immense
toll Of d@sth, Q common grave
wss dug and the populace az Gov
entry. DRY ryed with hate. buried
their dead Even during this
burial the boEnberS flew ever
and left the inevitable calling
card Of despair.
During thls siege Of dcstFac
~
ton the Young r A 2. student
whom ] mentioned lost his six
year-uid sister His two brothers
we're killed in the evacuation OF
Dunquefke. His mother Is now
insane His story can be told as
kluntly rs that But what Of bis
fatare2 He is here in America.
training as an r. A F student
He says that every day he hears
criticism Of our government Of
our army and Of our Congress
he Is losing faith. He fears the
outcome OF this war. What can
we say to him ane 70 thousands
Of stricken people in Europe who
look 10 Us as the hope Of the
future
Say this: that out Of al troub-
led times arises q man Of destiny
q voice in the wilderness
70 lift up mems hearts We must
swell our American voices into 4
veritabie chorus 70 lift up the
broken hearts Of Europe Surely,
our government makes mistakes
Surely. we have fatheads in
Washington. We've always had
fatheads in Washington Surely
we have blunderers and stuffed
shirts in the army. There were
fat-heads and traitors in Wash
ington's army, too But we had
Washington And he lifted up
mems hearts and gave them the
courage TO march through snow
and starvation and defeat to ul-
innate victory. This IS no time
for encouragement This IS no
time 10 stand on street-corners
and idly criticize the government
and the army. This IS the time
TO fight And the young r. A. r..
student whom ! mentioned !.
this IS the time 90 make boys
like that feel that we Sand
steadfast with our faces tosArd
the future the future Of
3 free world for free men
So. ehins np. feIla. Thefeu al
ways be an England. Someday
the swastika will be but . faint
scar across the face Of Europe
and Hitler viii SO the way
Of al Caesars The green grass
vail ar1uf AGAIN in Coventry and
the Iarks viii sing the Towering
hedges. And England VIII live
again. England, and across the
seas America.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-05
AasahsS. Dear
May &C In
To Swim
Nouu defln
itely hang yoai
clothes "a !
Hickory limb

when soa sce tire Roscnbham col
lection 81 Catalina Sae4m Saass
Catalina has spelled quality.
,aiwsvs AID taeee suits are Su
peEb Nou'n love the satins ard
he Jerseys wiii do things fnf
youF nggeF DO 60 BY and sre
them
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-05

Dick cansy Is among ne Pas
cssoBla men who departed Thurs.
day for induction Ia TIE army
He IS nos At Camp Shelby.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-05

was aEnossg ne ssegnhsss a. i
class fessnsis afaaaaued from
shAA school
Among De pamaatula mlsn
wle afe psAlblAs IL klse banEia
IT the TINTED stateA u prc
.cnslhiras u ~ ssasa Az Hnae
sauadron Il walssf Field. 1fsn
dad. nfitlah Wet lnai
Charles Bernard aVA9s De-
parted irpfn f'eMnaeasa the ~
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Asnp Nh4lts* ~ Will 81
natsetea II sHn afFlNa III
! the SCR IL ~ aAa M14 KfMnk
savage. 1911 Manto Slfeuf
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-05

Dress shop j could positively
rhapsodKe oyer . tsro-piece dress
with ; green polka-d0i skirt and
> battonedup white sharkskin
jacket But for glamour after
dark see the Hollywood evening
gowns. Lamar will have nothing
% you IN the black and white
checked sheer cotton with TIE ex
cling red bodice But I could
&c On and On Do 60 by and
see the new summer collection
AZ co~ans Dress Shop
Yes TAKE the High Read (.
And Iii take ~Seaforfnz Tne
Marvellous new Highlander shay
ifg XII 70 BE- found af Virgins
Drug Store For your Father.
your Brother or the man q yoaE
heart. you couldn't 60 wrong on
Eealorths The kf contains
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-05

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-05
The Sweetest
Lady You Knew

Is your moth
er. And mother
IS never too old
for lovely lin
ams
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-05

Gotten L King
And you viii
be his lovely
Queen eons0rf in
those adorable
summer fr0cks
al Mrs Cowans
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-05
|Thrill Mother
with Flowers

Thrill MothsI
With Flowers
~ The gift tina
NfIIK tells her no
much you Iovt
Whatevei
- her favorIte
are. you can be sure cowarts Flo
rist Shop has them See Mrs.
Cowarts lovely roses and ali your
other favorite flowers az the mos.
reasonable prices cowarts al
$40 Polk street
Ysre do
IN 1917 we watched the boys
march off 10 the tunes Of Over
There and There's a Long.
Long Trail. II is Incredible that
once more. America is facing to
tai var. And the men who fought
in the war 70 end wars are
watching their sons 20 forth 10
another world war. And We are
in this one to the finish. Those
Nazis aren't kidding They are
playing for keeps. II Germany
loses this var then Germany
goes down for = thousand years
Make no mistake. Germany will
fight q war Of intense dezpera
ton No one ca n ignore The
dangers ahead We need more
ships. more planes, more guns
And you car and must provide
.tnemi Buy Defense Stamps every
day. Buy Bonds on pay day
War IS never cheap But IFS
cheaper . ain than 70 lsse.
In finishing this column may I
remind al Of you that MAJ 10th
is Mothers Day And The mord
Mother should mean more to
Us. fodas. than ever before. lien
make the wars but ii Is the Moth
ers who 81 and wait and
pray. THINK Of her on May l0fh
and lef her know how close and
dear she IS r your heart Re
member Abraham Linc0ln'a love
iy words All sssat ! am. Or hope
10 BE-. 0We T. my angel Mother .
CHARLOTTE SMITH
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-05

Let her enjoy her particular
day. Plan to take mother out
TO dinner She'll enjoy getting
out Of . hot kitchen and she'll en-.
JOY The nice home-cooked meal
served At the White House Cafe
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-05

gift both practical and charming
this year. BrumfieldS has divine
new printed silk pajamas that
any mother viii love. Slips are
always eagerly received and
BrumfieIds has . lovely line OF
lacey slips as well as the tailored
Barbixen lingerie
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-05

Shaving soap powder and CO
hogns ~ aaveftssrd in aalaS
The colaFne Is 50 grand that In
.tflnking e bAIyinE a nyir
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-02
Lovely Hair
Dependent
On Care

THANKS TO the finger wave.
many a natural curl has been
restored. Women who realized
that their locks had the curl
quality, but in slight degree.
have been able to get along
without the permanent, have de-
veloped undulations that do not
require professional care.
Some hair dyes will destroy
the natural wave. Each silky
shaft is coated with chemicals
so that 1t cannot fluff into a
spiral. Other dyes have no
effect upon the character of
the hair.
Careless shampooing will
make naturally curly hair as
straight as string because of
soap scum that is present. IT
is not wise to rub a bar of soap
over the head: use a liquid
cleansing medium. The hair
should first be rinsed. Three
soapings should follow.
After each lathering a bath
spray and strong current of
water should be used. Turn the
hot water on, hold the head
over the washbowl. give your
locks a steaming. Hot mois-
ture is wonderful for naturally
curly hair.
While the hair is dripping wet,
comb it out straight, push for
ward and the waves will form.
A setting lotion is a help. Pinch
each undulation with the fingers
to make the pattern stay.
When the hair grows its full,
natural length. the ends can be
formed into ringlets. But when
il is cut it is almost always
necessary to have the ends
treated to a permanent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-02

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Your choice of two cool sleeve
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Pattern 4107 is available in
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16. 18. 20, 80. "a. SO. 3S and 40.
Size 16 takes pa yards 39-inch
fabric,
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