davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-23
His Device Ennis Pleasing Sound
To Ears Of City Defense Leaders

Of ssvill.n defense and r~rre.en-
tstives of other cities eismored
for blue prints. particularly ~h.n
they learned that the whistle could
be duplicated for A. luw ~ 400.
MAJ. W. W. willi.~s. head Of
state civilian defense. said II -.
IN. first successful air raid ~hissls
he had heard. and marsslsd oil ltn
economy. Other whistles d.
vsIoped. he said. haven't been -
good. but they have ,be~n en-.
penslss.
MeI-Aia's whistle. sffielai-
are frank "a admit. has solv~d
Tscesnas cir raid signal prob
lem. Is's sswpIy . matter 81
how mary whistles will s<
needed 10 s~rss TIE city sde-
assstely.
McIAin has been with ths
Northern Pacific - years. ths last
ssx at which have been nj the
South Tseoms shops. BE came
hare from NJ. Paul. MINI. and
lives with his wife ~ the Dorothy
apartments. 3oi No. Tseoma ave.
ms FEE DIR ne whistles
biaepriatsi Exaesiy ssfhlnH.
Ard he's net blowing his
e~n whistle. st,out that enet.
etthes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-23
Civilian Defense
q u q
Meetings Called

A class in finst aid will be
started at 7.ss p. m. Monday In
the Midland hall. All air raid
wardens and any other Interested
persons in the district are asked
10 attend.
An air raid meeting for resi-
dents Of precinct ~ will BE- held
At 7:30 p. m. Tuesday. Feb. ~,
In Bryant school.
All residents In the district. I'D
to o6th. Pacific ave. To sprsgue
ave. are invited To see a chemical
warfare picture at 1880 Monday
at Fern Hill school. There will
BE- lectures by instructors on the
same subject
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-23

Following II list Of scheduled
Townssnd meetings:
sundss-Msss meeting. Mani.
tou hall, DIR. Gordon Fleming pre-
siding. council meeting 10 . m.
devotional service II a. m. lunch
Al noon. mass meeting p. m.
nopday-AcKiniey club No. 7.
business meeting q ,. m. at l41z
Ia Harrison ~
Tae~d.y-Gig Hsrbor club No.
/. meeting 81. Nicholas Catholic
church: illustrated lecture On ths
Egyptian pyramids by DIR. Cor
don Fleming. refreshments and
cards Oakland No. II. regular
meeting al 47izis 80. ssth ~
wednesday HaStborns club
No. 10. regular business meeting
st zei0 "a. c 81 Park Ave. club
No. ls. business meeting - Park
Ave. school. RBston club Ne. /.
business meeting at Rusto
school Tacoma club No. meet
ing sormanns nall. 70. I5th and
X st: regular business. refresh
nnents and dancing.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-23
ERE'S MORE ABOUT
Main Street
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

representative. She is graduate
Of Stadium high school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Edwards
fGIadyS Hunt of Gig Harbor are
rejoicing on the birth OF their first
child, a daughter. She WAS born
Wednesday afternoon at Tacoma
General hospital. Capt. and Mrs.
l.. n. Hunt and Mr.. and Mrs. Dave
Edwards, all of Gig Harbor, are
the proud grandparents Of the new
arrival.
Miss Margaret sines. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Sines. 1891
Pacific ave. who had intended
leaving Tuesday to teach in San
tiago. Chile, has had to postpone
her departure. Reason was she
couldn't get plane transportation
between Mexico City and the Canal
Zone. She had planned going by
train from Tacoma 10 Mexico
City, by plane to the Canal Zone
and thence by boat to South
America.
Phyllis Linden and Margaret
Peterson left Friday afternoon by
train for Portland. where they will
visit friends over the weekend.
They will return home Monday.
Eva Last Of the Avalon apart
ments left Saturday for Spokane
to see her brother. who Is a mem
Der of the army air corps.
-Four Tacoma youths completed
Saturday four months training
course at the Sand Point naval air
station in Seattle as aviation
netalsmiths and ayiation machin-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-23

Aprss.tnenz - Jam>o u. 60
MASTER - sssh<~ - pssn~pni ~
1ehs '. Jsrtrs - spey rsws>ts
49, - nrua aissrnais - sesrnn<>
- Ne t. y NAVAL neo1pmv 81
Anaapeiss ~ee aans<1eee1 Naaar~
dsy ~ cuHaf~nnnan Jrhn \. CT
r. = : tssesrsm IL TIE r<m~a
n>e<nd Alternate y inward
nsilst. sos M 81 u. ass Third
sitssnsIs. Arthur q An.sefsnn.
ssiT -. assA q. Al thxvs alt~es
n4tss afs ras.@s herA G. -
shsm may qualify sAe4sia ssy -
shs candidates prsessilns th~m ~
ssAh.s n seespt sreetetWset.
cFonssd<r = - rsers -. -
hs<n n faeena. snd . u -
s~euud yssr ~ uusvevussy -
Nsshismtaa. w<he<s ~ = na1e<-
M = shsmlesl .unins~Ftau
Ne = ths go ~ ~. ana Mrs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-23
Deputy Sherif's
F aiher Injured

h1eh.<l F.nf<F. = II - -.
esna .. father - Deputy Sheriff
fHal rsnf<f. ~ss t.k<n - ft<E1e
ceuats ha~fltAl Saturday -
treatment - h<.a - shssE -
afs<s received ~h<n - ss<nn>a
lnss ne psfh af . e<r aftssn ~
Isabelle rufh. =. - - sse 4.
GFsAsm. .sserzsHa = 80 80. -
lret
ne esxIasHt ezsaFFea - fHe
MeszHEsIa Highway - eHsnasss
81 = ; =. state rssfelmsa -
si.8<k. investigating affss<f. 80
~. Tesh "a .se~<a h<f m<snIns
10 nearly = stop h<fuse striking ne
elderly pedestrian
Hospital sttsndsnts lid Fnn-
ters eoAtttinn as satisfactory.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-23
Problem Of Labor Shortage
Is Discussed in Puyallup

ftfA1Irr = Approval ~ ths
program outlined ~ the executive
group If the newly organized
Pierce County Agriculture Labor
committee for taeklinr TIE labor
shortage problem anticipated in
fsrm sr~ss Of the county m, sum
ner vaS gwen Al = meeting Of tire
committee Friday ~ the Western
Washington Experiment station.
Chairman George H. Walker.
Wee Chairman L N. Hatch and
secretsry-Treasurer Rex Kelley
spoke IN regard to the harvest
program designed for application
IN large growing areas Of the
county. Their remarks included
such points ss coordination Of pub
LEFTY and advertising. census Of
farm labor. recreation program.
cooperation with the L. s employ
nent service and the social Sc
eurity department and efforts to
stabilize wage and working condi-
tons.
Favorable support
Packers handling products OF
the area have been asked by the
committee 10 provide the nominal
funds required to set up the gen
eral program. including the recne-
stionsl portion of the plan. Favor
able support already has been re-
eeived. II was announced. and all
packers were called upon for APP
provsl and contribution to the
program on a small 1e41 contract
basis TO insure immediate compile
tion Of detailed plans of opera
tion.
The large committee attendance
Included packer representatives.
growers, dairymen. employment
service officials. war board Of
ffcials. county extension service,
Chamber of Commerce and can
merry worker union leaders. Myron
Green of the u. s. employment
service. Tacoma, pointed out that
me food supply Is Just as neces-
Rry as other defense weapons
and 1t is the patriotic duty Of
everyone who possibly can 10 aid
IN planting and harvests Others
VINO expressed opinions and gave
suggestions included r. T. Study.
chairman of the Pierce county war
board; Frank Cheryenka, valley
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-23

lists mates In the navy, the Thir-
teenth Naval district has an
nounced. The four men, all sea
men second class. IN The navy
and naval reserve, are Jack W
Iasioyne, Arthur l. Conner. Price
Miller and James G. Bledsos. Con-
ner. Miller and Bledsoe attended
Lincoln high school In Tacoma
and LaMoyne attended Jason Lee
school.
Jean Hudson, Tacoma Times
society writer. was on her wa,
Saturday by train 10 Banff and
Lake Louise In the Canadian
Rockies. She'll be gone q week
With Death Valley as thsir
destination. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarenes
Luters left Gig Hsrbor on Thurs.
day for a leisurely motor trip to
California. They plan To spend .
month In the South before return
ing home.
Roy Edwards and keeseth
kooIey arrived In Gig Hsrbor or
Thursday after spending a week
in San Francisco. They accom-
panied Ensign Gordon seeor back
10 his ship which IL nov stationed
in San Francisco.
Mrs. Doris Powell and Mrs.
Luke Fairchild and son. Charles,
Of Tacoma. have been visiting
this week At tn. home u Mrs.
Coral Carlson.
New public relations officer for
Fort Lewis IL Ist Ia. Peter j.
Inaeher. Prior 10 being called
10 duty In the fan Of 1870 ne sas
executive secretary OF IN. Spokane
Junior Chamber of commerc..
and Mrs. J. ". Repp. s2s So. eoth
st. was graduated Friday from
the Advanced Observation Flying
school at Brooks field, Texas.
a daughter Was born on Xalsn-
tines day 10 MIR. and Mrs. Nsthsn
segel 1908 No. l1th at, at ST
Josephs hospital.
Pat Paragon. cook aboard the
Fearless n the Tacoma Tug a
Barge CO. feet. - spending a fe~
days IN the marine hospital at
Seattle because Of an infected eye,
which sliment neeessitsted hia ne
ing rescued oy local coast
guard boat while the tagbost was
N the MIDDLE Of a towing ehore
Up the sound.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-23

Bin Tacoma Japanese we're auss.
toned here Friday BY gBf agents
II was admitted Saturday BY n. n
Fletcher. aKent n charge for fhia
district.
He said ons ~ fhs sis. ~
alien. was ordered held 81 ths
immigration station In Seattle be.
cause Of his associations and not
on account cf any activity is
which he was snEAKed ut the TINS
Of his arrest
The other i've we're released
fletcher wouldn't reveal any
names.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-23
Nv I'D MEAGHn

There's been q lot Of loose talk
going on here and there about
home defense, but II IT'S q real
blown : In the bottle hero you're
looking for. take peek at Harry
J. Mcisin.
He built q whistle. II has been
described as "magnifieenily nolsy''
BY Mayor Harry p. Cain. Its
peculiar. penetrating tons Ia. hsen
pegged by tho more imaginative
as follows:
ID ons hundred and ninet nina
badly played siolins. t2) the an
nual banshee convention. lsl thou
sands of fingernails scraping .
blackboard In unison. "a the
mezzo-soprsno In a bad opera. and
49, an elephant spying q nearby
mouse.
Actually. 81 course. Me-
Iains whistle sounds like nens
~ th@~e. u defi~s de~erip-
tion. being In . class by itself.
Before long. you're golns 10
hear all sorts Of nerve
scratching noises described -
aesndihE like "MeIAin's
whistle.
Anyway. " smits q pleasant
sound To The ears Of Tacoma and
state civilian defense leaders. They
say enthusiastically that rs by
far tho hest whistle yet developed
for giving an air raid alarm.
AeIain IL becominsly modest
about his whistle. He developed
II out at the Northern Pacific
railroad shops In South Tacoma.
Hes the superintendent.
Tn my business. yea build
All sorts Of whistles he said.
Train whistles. yes know"
Defense conscious. Lain
originally built the steam whistle
10 warn the men at ths Mp. shops
in event Of an air raid.
Mayor Cain heard about u and
dropped In on Mel>sin 81 the shops
After q test. the mayor. his ears
still ringing. called in defense off
cisls from all over the state. Last
Wednesday. with the mayor and
All sorts of out-of-town army and
civilian authorities Oh hand. their
ears cooked. four of heI@ln's
whistles we're Tiyen an official
hearing.
Wonderful, I never hesrd
anything 90 noisy wa one
testimonial. "Wsald have
woke mp old Rip Van Winkis,"
was another.
Result: Army men. tbs office
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-23

JACKSONVILLE. ~. A p1sa
10 fhs church 10 ssr~nessne~ aef~al.
lam and 70 rspudisss ths la~A that
these sss aays f.~ ~msFhlns
Time ~ss made k~ss By ~ NJ
Rev. Henry - oe.sns r,sessx.
presiding hsshsp II ths FFstsstast
Episcopal church.
Addressing N. sisessr s~~uaen
u the Episcopal ptssss ~ nlsn-
ops. pv. Tsessr told ths - hs9h.
ranking shurshmsn ps~ssrs thss
clear ard alert vision wsll 1lepel
the Magnet I1ns essnpisn which
might blind ~ ~isA 10 sass thAt
the eanfsh must - sestsnt - -
on the defensive
Earlier Tho ilouss ~ nlskeb. Nd
unanimously ssae~ssd : r~sssailsn
commenting IL fassass polscy ~
ths government ard assuring ths
president u - earnest pxsysvs :
sase>ssss ihs n~e1 - -.
e~a~s~stss RATHER 49, essaaIt~
ns@ss Il ssaseh sssh - pas
ssss~. nsshsp Ts~h~v p~sss>< ~
ever .in~ses.tss UNDERSTANDINGS
essfssssisG ~ snsseA -
hsus~. n ts~ sss>.i~s flet1. -
ls fA~ .sn.>a S.ve>s shisa. -
saa~a. ssf~ss .-sse~uee1esm $50
sppsstanits~.L-
Commenting IN ths Jspesess 20
llkiosss organizations I'll whssn -
ssalssd IN foreign talsssansrs~s e~s.9
required 10 ~.vs japan ianu s~fofs
Ehs sut1fe.. ~ wsf. nsshep
chsri~~ = hsifsniass. fsFm~s press
DENT ~ ~ fsni's university In
Tpsya. Told Inc sesss mai tns
hpssess church 70 seu ssssss
llsnsd On mssh sssr~r fsssazls1lor~
than ths Epss<opai skarsh n
America VAS II ths tins - th<
Revolutionary ~ss saa shsfs v
sssry rsssea 70 b~Iisvs tkst rs
Japanese enfistssu. ~til - abs -
sostlnss the wesa II ~ ssz4seA
IN tsesF native lad
Ia la. ~l,s s..sss 'n4es.y. s.s-
s~eslea for a saselsfakls. ~
shnreh ~oss. ne hosss s><esn.
nsnd.e tnAt - s~sl esasssfaen.
s<hsdnisa 10 - s~la - ostes~F.
ists. - soaasss.a - var tlzss
h~<lss
u specifically saTss u. p<spsr
fsslss 81 . slmpssfssz pfoxTsm.
stimulating special features ard
'ss1s Shows IN erasr that tins 81
lsntioa ~ ina d~Isxstss may -
concentrated On the uaia sszsls
s~~s - Eh1 saassstssA
A..<sfles sAaf ~ytst~sy -
~ ~.x i . pc rs@misss~ f.s
~iaatas tA~ p~ses." nt&s~p
Taek<s s~si.<~s sssf ~s>@~~
tkssx sssss has . rss.<e.l
srls<apA y .~~-k~a - s.~k< ~
ssss,sas p~a<~ - spp~stsssts
Ter pssd.eisx . s~ts~x ~eska.
ss~ nzass 10 ao<s<1 vita s<a<ss
psfpe>~
~fs - fA3@ - nssmt ~ls
the m.r - ssFl~s1@ss. Mar
In lf~~If fss4< to .s.a~~ Is>st
taese es1I p~&~1sns szsa <svsIs~s
shisa 90 a~.ssz@e~ - es<
sasnsls~. "a sseeassx~s -
s~sssr fA@s 'nisks - sixkf
.ad fA.a sssaF< gives - ~
ssrssx . ss@sa.ss - ee@f<st
ihs we@k for tA~lx vss pa<-
psa@@.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-23

Building permits ~srs l>su~d
Saturday 10 oeear Jardsl. - Dpo
ns~ re@d~nes. 1913 No. Sheridan.
c. l.. Thompson. - 500 rev resi-.
denes I7os sunset Drive. Harry
johnson, 81 600 residential altsrs.
tons. sDs 50 4 II Ars Aay
Hunt. 81 600 repairs Ia FIRE dam
age. 25Io 70. 1sth.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-23
Dispsl Maginoi Line Complex and
Put Church on The Offensive

N vrwl6 = = nssls sv.n =
wsn . pAysteai vselerY - -
ssvsssass = pv~o~vv~ sxe~4em -
- 1ems<fDe1e 10y - re i -
wsHnIn9 - h>~esue tnf~<ie6 9TH
IL gssins - tne~e v~yy meguI -
s~ene eAisn Nave slweye p<es~1
as~ssaesIvs - llh~vsy. $500 -
hssMAs weIi.h~snu
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-23
Obituary n Offices


Funeral services far Mre Ma
sen~ Parker. -. - lpis Fewesst
ave. ~he dsea Thursday n ; tuesi
hospital. nil - nnnounxe<l ~ the
Lynn nnrtuafy. nhs -. . aatIss
rf Missouri.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-23
BOOK TRAFFIC yIoI.ATons

Tickets nave been issued Is
motorists Tor violation 81 traffic
ordinances. police files revealed
Saturday. six we're booked for
speeding three for U-turns. one
for improper parking tao for dis
obeyinR traffic signals one for
driving on the wrong ssee Of the
street three fer no sFterisl stop
and three for parking On mill
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-23

cs~r.nas Martin hyhrs. . r.si.
asat u San Fr.neaseo. died ri
day ln = san rrsneiseo hospital
lie pas ina brother ~ Mrs 0ris
A. Hobbles and Albert and Asisin
hyhrs Of Tacoma In. BODY ~lll
10 rsossssd ~ ths Asillnxsr ner.
tasfy. which viii snnnuHas The
funeral hYhrs. q nasIss ~ North
Dakota ard an Automobile me-
ehanis. si.o leaves ne ~ifs. Mrs.
ida hyhrs . daughter. Miss ahir-
ley Am MYhfs. bath Of Seattle.
and another brother. CarI hghfs.
skso ~ Seattle
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-23
War IN Eurepe
Year Ago
Feb. 4. lM

u~<nA~n tfneps .evene1 ~p~w
rrsaeh bet9ef snts epesn ~ o<1m~
seFs sffsrtalfy a<s<xtne5 = ''ennfl
Prise nInIstsr nsh~~f d. t1un~
sles - Australia ~ne ron<1v -
1sfsna s~sssif y ~ pa<1114
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-23

Frank Th~s<fers naafs -. II
soa 50 s1th u did Saturday ~
hGs hepss Ne was tsfa n Mol.
land bat came 70 she usss.a
states II ys.fs 40. ne made hss
hens N Taeoms slnee 1po1. eom.
ing hers frum HTaInert. hlnn
Huuf.. . retired hsslialaH eaeiF.s.
Tor. leaves his ~lfs. Augusta Mar
ina Route 81 ths hons. - scns.
John. William. Henry and Herman
81 Tscoma, Prank G. ~ nremsr-
ton and E4>ensrd - AmsFls.z
Lake. IS grandchildren. II mF~as.
grandchildren ces Sister. ATs.
John Rlcs q ~ Paul. Asna. ens
step sister. Mrs.. FRED sAsldssk
Of South Dakota. and eus step.
brother. rr.d Rosfs 81 Wlnstsad.
MINI noufs ~as . memhsr af
The Modern woodmen ~ the
World and a 81 Jassphs church.
Cassidy . Allen ulll ANNOUNCES
the fansrsl
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-23

aEricniturisf snd member ~ n,
legislature Charles n. orton. lonI
time valley farmer. Larry kecksn
Just appointed Fuysilup valley IA
Dor eoordisster. and Pat Fay .
the environment COMMITTEES al I'M
Puysllnp coordinstinT council
To Ens<rs.ln Husband.
Members ~ the Junior Nomsn'I
club VIII have a. their guest. n
a pot luck dinner Thursday ev~.
ming 81 the Elks temple. their hus.
hands and army officers stationed
nearby.
A program WHICH vii include
marimha solos BY Miss Ruth Mere
dith and dancing and cards VII oc-
oupy the evening Mrs. Ear Riser
Is chairman Of the COMMITTEES In
charge Of the affair.
Mrs. Arthur SIX VAS hostess for
the February meeting Of the DAT
fodii Birthday club Wednesday at
her home on Ldford road. Follow
ing a l o'clock luncheon the after
noon was spent socially. Birth
DAYS celebrated were those OF Mrs.
Eva Amey and Mrs. Nsnde Otto
and other members Of the club
present we're he~dsmes 4. r.
Templin. Mabel Felker. Ethel
Parks, I. c. Lane. y. L. Gates and
r. p. Andrews. Mrs. Peters and
Mrs. Burr were special guests. The
March meeting will be at tho home
Of Mrs. r. 3. Andrews.
Defense Gas.
Another defense class In the
Of automobiles and
trucks will be organized IT the
agricultural building at th~ high
school Monday evening at T:so nn-
der the direction Of Dick Olson.
The eight weeks course Ia offered
10 young men between the ages Of
II and Is and will hold th~e-hour
sessions five nights a week. Ralph
Alien 10 the instructor and appli-
cants may register with Olson or
Ray Warren at the high school.
The new class starts Feb. II fol-
lowing presentation of certificates
IN the IL members enrolled In the
present group.
The Study division of the Puyal-
lup Women's club will meet with
Mrs. Amy LAWYER Tuesday for a
| o'clock luncheon with Mrs. B.
F. Bogie and Mrs. Truman Smith
assisting. Subject for discussion
will be South America: Its Inn
portance TO the World Powers"
Mrs. Sorensen Dies
Funeral arrangements are being
made Saturday for Mrs. Bessie
sorensen, 50. OF Route 3. Puy-
allup, who died at a Tacoma hos
pital Friday. She WAS n native
Of Denmark and had lived in this
state for 40 years. She WAS
member Of the Mother church.
Science, Boston. Mass.
are a daughter. Mrs.
A gnes Yelke. and a granddaughter,
Miss Marian ve1ke Wrigiey and
Clements will make thu announce
nent.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-23
Just the Core
FOR PROFESSIONAL WOMEN

FOR PROFESSIONAL WOMEN
Howard V. kohr. In charge Of thu
civilian defense volunteer office.
will speak Tuesday noon At the
luncheon Of the Business and Pro-
fessional women's club at the
Mogel grill.
Elect Lyle Lsmley Controller
University graduate; successful
business man. Experienced In
accounting and public budgets.
Trained for the job. Adv.
PENSION UNION
The Mems Discussion group Of
the University OF Washington viii
be guest speakers at the Sunday
evening meeting OF the Old Ars
Pension Union At Emerson hall.
The meeting will start At 7 o'clock
Eggs are dropping fast ~ Cow
Butter Store. fadv.)
CLASSES FOR ARMY WIVES
Army wives are invited 10 at
tend the prenatal and child health
class st 2 o'clock Tuesday after
noon at the Uso center. 18th and
Faweeit. The knitting group will
meet at p m. Friday In the uso
center at 18th and Pacific.
OFFICE OPEN MONDAY
Tacoma office Of u. 3. Employ
ment Services. III No. 18th st, Will
b. open as usual On Monday. ac-
eording TO Ayron b. Greene. man
sger. However no claims for sn-
employment compensation viii be
accepted that day. observed a. |.
state holiday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-23

You help yourself when you buy
L. s. Defense BONDS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-23

II Is estimated that IS 600 ooo
persons i've IN the lib TOO square
miles q the PunJab region Of
India
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-23

rou help yourself shsa you buy
u. 3 Defense Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-23

Vernon fsrssr, -. - iItssA
Broadway. died saturday sn .
zeal hospital rsrksr. . fesmsf
magazine salesman. as . ssElv.
~ Dublin. Tsx. Hs had lived In
Tsna~ns % years. Surviving are
lss daughters. Betty Parker u
Olympia and Lone Parker 81 r.
esssns his Hsothsf. Mrs Ida sta
isf. ard Una sister. Hf.. 1asfa
Chsffe4p - Tacoma Buckley.
King slll snnounes lAs funeral
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-23

Mrs. Nor. sse - Tuesday. . ~
q a.. from - Ison ehurch. cor.
tsEs leaving ths homs. 1907 30. J
81. ct BIB. bsrisi Calvary ssms-
tsFe. under direction - Gaffne4.
sDasFY NIfl - fseIssd ~ M
Cafhel.e Hensns e4sD Sunday 81
10 , a. 81 ts@ church sn8 -
he Fhslom0thsa ei4b ard friends
MONDAY al J % ,. "a a. tne home
% shsre ne boay ali - lakea
Monday Afternoon.
Mrs. Mar F.lixab~fh esess--
Monday ? . m from ths Roy
Community church. Rev ". A.
Moore officiating burial Roy GEM
etsfy. andsr direction Of aellln-
ger. Psllbrearers vii be Edward
Castle Harry Hawk. henry
Amsnson. Leo Brezleha. Fred
Porsch and Georgs Elders.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-23

Dxnmstt y Hammer. -. u AIS
II. G 81. died Thursday N .
local hospital Ne WAS born -
Chicago and had been . resident
Of rsooma ~ years. MANNER. IN
asbestos worksr. wss = member ~
tbs Rising sun spirituslsss church
and Of the Asbestos workers
union No 80 Surviving are bls
wife. Mrs. Eiis E hsmmsri .
daughter. Mrs.. J. d Frslln. tao
sons. Darrell and Burton 4 his
mother. Mrs. Lucy A. Smith. and
four grandchildren. al 81 Tacoma
G. Z. Asiilnxsr Co. viii make lbs
funeral announcement.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-23

John ysrsys. 81. NJ Ihsi No
Ruby -. died Thursday ln . losai
hospital Ne ~as hnrn In Jnso.
siss9a ard had heen = resident n
Tacoma - yesrs. Ne WAS = nam.
her At tho croatlon Frst~snsl
Union Of Amsriea, Tsnums aesis
No. .. y. o, T.. and the Cooks and
waitsrs anlon No. o.. Ne leaves
HE ~ifs. Tonnes. I've eeusans
Matt ysrsys Of Tacoma and Mar.
no of san Pedro, Calf. and sthsf
relatives IN Jurosl.vs. MsllinH.r
viii announce the funeral.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-23

Mrs NORM. FassIlns allmofs
n. u tu1s 80. tlsaeA~F ~ ssssI
Friday IN lDeal hospital Ahs
had lived n T.eoms - yeAfs
coming hers from hiss<1aia Mnnf
Bhs sas . assnbef ~ re Msfhfsfs
isf shTsh. surviving sfs hsf
husband. Hrban l. ess SO. Ihona-
ss Laws, her asoshef Msa. IIsbss
~ Pr1nTs ess brother. Th1mas
" FrinE al ~ Tssasas. and her
Efanduothsr. Ma. Martha ~
lard u Mol. ~. y hslilnasf slll
aasalnes sns fssosfsi
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-23

zEricniturist and member ef the
legislature. Charles u. ortnn. lonK
time valley farmer. Larry keoksn.
Just appointed Fuyailup valley Ia
Dor enordiaster. and Pat Fay II
the environment committee a. the
Puyallup coordinsfinr council
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-23

!: Army msn. this office