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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-27
10 Persons Fined
Al Mount Rainier

Five Taoomans wsfv amuna .
group Of len persons who we're sr-
rested IT Mount Rainier saturday
night and charged with minor IN.
fractions of the lsw, chief Hanger
Oscar ssdsrEfen reported Monday.
All were arrested BY park rangers
ON charges preferred ~ The RAJ.
nisr National Park company.
Nins Of tho ten pleaded guilty
when srrsiKnsd b<fefs u. n, Com
missioner Edward y Hall ~ Lnns-
mirs Sunday afternoon 1Th~ fsnfh
man will be brought hack "a Ling.
mfrs for trial Nominal finss vsr~
sssessed and paid
Pleading guilty 10 charges a
fsfrsuding an sBnkcrp<r and dls-
orderly conduct we're Ray Evans.
AHA 10 Yakims ave Charles
Lang. $40 30. Tacoma sv~.s fsoh
Hamilton. Route q. sos s1t-A.
Frank cumbo. ait No. L a.:
Wayne Edward sloysF. s<is "a.
Puget Sound ave ofsn A. nhresn.
Portland: Chuck waksiy. apeksns.
James Farot of tsestfls did net -.
pear ZOE trial
uob bchimsI. seattle. pisadsd
guilty 10 dlsordssiy conduct and
Carl ~ sanbloofH. Seattle. pleaded
guilty - . traffic violation.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-27

3sth and Warner area where the
project is to be built that the large
houses viii fit in with the others.
They will not be In one group but
will be scattered throughout the
project
curving streets have been laid
out. with vacant spaces between.
Cain said the federal defense
housing architects told him those
areas will not be improved now.
but plans will be laid so the dis
trict in the future can have recre-
alton facilities built therv.
Essential figures of the housing
units planned. Cain reported to the
city council Monday. are so single
family houses OF two bedrooms
each. $50 duplexes with two bed
rooms each: so duplexes with one
bedroom each: 10 singie-family
houses with two and three bed
rooms.
Cain said the government
authorities contemplate cut
ting through steele ri. To
South Tacoma way rs q main
access road for the project.
BY bringing the ponderous roll
Of drawings home with him. Mayor
Cain said, he believes he has been
able to step up commencement of
the project about 10 days.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-27
Local Woodmen
etc Visitors
$50 Outsiders of
Tocomo Ceremonies

Tahoms Camp No. 7ss. WOW.
was hos, Saturday night 10 80
or more visiting wcodmen from
Portland. Seattle and Olympia.
who came here for the general
Initiation and installation eere-
monies ~ the local group. The
event was held In Eagles hall. and
drew an allegation attendance Of
some 200 lodge members.
Desng The hcners for Mayor
Harry r. Gain. Neskhber
Jsus-s ,. Melllsger delivered
. short address ~ welcome 10
the Visiting Wecdusea. Ne
smphssiycd the csts's he~ps-
saIisy and the good VIII
principles % the order.
Participating IN the initiation
ceremonies was the driil team of
Muitnomsh Camp No. IS Adolph
Cerwin Of Salem was chief initia-
tory officer c. c. Hall. chairman
Of the national board 81 directors.
Was an honor guest from Denver.
Another head camp official In at
tendance was John =. Hoyt Of
Tacoma. Northwestern officials
present included Lester stewart Of
Seattle: Earl wsrdrup. district
manager from Portland. and J. T.
Brown. local district manager. c.
A. Jones Of Tacoma was toast
master for the evening. Refresh
ments followed the regular meet
ing.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-27
Axis Airmen
Pound Malta

Our air forces again raided
Malta day and night"
Buried in nearly every German
and Italian communique for the
last seven weeks have been these
nine words announcing the aerial
pounding of the little Mediter-
ranean island Of Malta.
Thousands of tons OF incendiary
and explosive bombs have been
dumped from Axis planes flying
high over Britain's island posses
sion in a sustained effort 10 ham
mer $50, 900 civilians and a small
defending garrison into submits
sion.
But the population refuses
70 finch. recent dispatches
from NalIetta, the capital said
the chief concern Of Maltese
authorities WAS the populs-
tons display Of "Brzvado" In
the face Of attack.
The Maltese islands. consisting
Of Malta. Coco. Comino and two
uninhabited rocks called Cominotto
and Filfia. are located strategiczl-
" between Europe and Africa in
the central channel which connects
the eastern and western basins Of
the Mediterranean.
The British regard Malta as a
vital operstional base from which
10 lend aerial support 20 North
Africa troops and harass Axis po-
sitions IN Sicily and Tripoii. In
event allied forces should launch
an invasion against continental
Europe from the south. Malta
strategic value would be increased
by a large natural hsrbor.
The island IL only so miles
from the nearest point of
sicily 40 miles from the main
land Of Europe and $50 miles
from Africa II l. about 171
miles long and o.. miles wide.
Military observers IN Algiers
have Interpreted Increasingly IN
tensiVe AXIS air raids on Malta
as an attempt 10 esmoufage large
scale German and Italian prepare
tiens for = spring assault through
Turkey and along the eastern
Mediterranean.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-27
Mile o'Dimes
Started Here
Exhibit Attracts
MdnY Visitors

Tseoma's Mile o. Dimes cam
paign got off to a flying start
this week after Tacoma citizens
donated more than $500 during the
initial day and a half. according
10 Freeman Cochran. campaign
chairman.
Hundreds Of persons are visit
Ing the iron lung exhibit at cam
paign headquarters in the old
United Mutual Savings office, 2i3
So. 18th. says Cochran. Three
iron lungs are on display. with mo-
ton pictures showing the machines
in actual operation during the 1910
infsntile paralysis epidemic. The
exhibit 10 open daily from a. m.
to s p. m.
1t takes 10000 dimes. laid side
by side, to make a mile but that
Is the goal Of the week-long cam
paign which is being sponsored by
three Tacoma radio stations as
part Of President Roosevelts bOth
birthday celebration.
Half Of the dimes go to the Ma
tional Infantile Paralysis Founda-
ton and the other half Of the
money stays in Pierce county for
direct aid to infantile paralysis
victims. The local chapter of the
Foundation has been instrumental
In securing the new $4,000 swim
ming pool for paralysis patients at
the County hospital. 1t also
furnishes braces and splints to
those who cannot afford them.
During the 1910 polio" epidemic,
1t paid the costs of transporting
a large number of iron lungs to
Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-27

OAR. TO Register
Pre-School Tots

Registration Of ten thousand
Tacoma pre-sehooi children begins
AZ Lincoln and Stadium niRn
schools and six junior high schools
under the direction Of three Daugh-
tsrs of American Revolution chap
tiers
Every enid registered Will -
furnished an identifieation disk BY
the OAR groups
Heading the registration tn Ia
cons are ths national defense com
nnittss chairmsn 81 the three DAP
chapters They are Mrs.. Ralph Z.
shsffer. Virginia Dare chapter.
Mrs. Guy X Lisweliyn. Mary Bal
chapter. Miss Helen Long. Eliza
beth Forey chapter.
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Kssp IT, Fdh,
Bishsp UIyss
Doclmoo Church =
sun Woeld's uopo

enATIIm - npennm9 urGuRo
1no <l~rs<el ard ny Iso1rvu ~
for ~ tn1r<y- ep<pn< nn1unI So
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uvre1 ins snNron d ~ ~ -
10 fsIth
rn> m>~siae epsn<s v1ln : ~
ems p<ur<nn1na6I IN w11rn for<y
mlnlss<ru ana ~ enrspn 4 -
rharxhea ls<Iudln1 Z joonnono
rrlnrcpai ulnn1on. rnr1Irlnnor1
war go suprnsn1 - Nv npon
uufinwp1 mnnv yuulu - = -
lrs<rsm>as IN ~ ouoo1rmouo -
lnternsfsoaal 111furoucrn~ -
nssnup tls,eeon. IN le6ny NJ NJ
aur swn hntlua lnvu1vol r 49,
NAY ~ ~ nrun1onf = ~ 49,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-27
Tacoma Chamber
To Fight Ruling
]. ]. Kouisnonn 10
Attend Meeting

r.ccm. cnsmn>s a cemm>rre
ain pain banda with ether rne1ste
enssf chambers Wednesday - =
meeting IN asn Frsnrisce o.
coordinate tbs drive h change ths
federal ruling which pruhfh<sn the
construction ~ Hew d<fenep In
aassFi~s within 90 miles ~ the
ccsst.
J. J. Kaufman. Immediate past
president ~ the Tssems ehsmhss.
~iii represent Tsooms "a M
meeting. which get underway 81
10 =. N. in the ~. Francis hossl
Kaufman wNs already n nes
FranrAns ~ . business trip when
contacted ~ r. n rstteFcsf. a.
s.sssni secretary ~ the c. ~ G.
kaufmsn wiil tell Tho conelsvs
AZ the action n th< hard ~
siireetnrs ~ the Tnerma c. a G.
IN voting unanimously IN oppose
tina ruling - strenuos~fy -
possible.
N this ruling stands. n wsli
affect rscoma's Industrial growth
not only during the var rssso<i
hut for many yesr To follow.
@id Fettsrulf.
Other chambers attending the
"Wednesday meeting viii ~ Seat
ils. Portland. Las Angeles. xsp
francisco. Oakland. s.n Diego and
California state
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Glamour Boys on Wane
In Business World

NEWARK. y. Glamour boys
are on their way out Of the buS-
ness world. II the Newark pub
lie library IL good Judge Of the
situation.
Marian G Aanley, head OF the
business books department, reports
that In the late is20's the call was
for books on personality. sales
methods and correct tailoring.
Nov. shs reveals. junior execu-
tives are more concerned reading
statistical surveys and up-tO-the-
minute factual reports.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-27
Blue Boy Art Masterpiece,
Painted Over Man S Likeness

the Blue boy With his hat -
and later removed % and
placed II In NJ. hand. hut
Maurice Block. curator Of the
Huntington art gallery. and q.
n. Collins Bsker. art historian.
decided Ia Sc what caused the
uneveane>s and had the paint
Ing N-rssed.
Behind the blue Boy stands |,
man wearing q white stock sboui
his neck. The x-ray photo clearly
shows his nose and mouth. but no1
his forehead and eyes. indicating
the canvas had been cut
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-27
University Place
Gets u. S. Funds

A federal allotment n $4,000 10
University place school district -
AID In . $4,000 project for con.
stfuetion ~ an additional class
room WAS approved at Washington
Monday. according 10 = telegram
from Congressman John N Coffee
The district. he said. IL 10 supply
$4,000 Of the total cost. the fed
srai share Of $4,000 70 CONS osi
Of defense public works funds.
me construction. sltsrations and
equipment would provide facilities
for &c pupils. according 10 coffs<.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-27

PASADENA. Calf. - Gainsbor-
ough's famous Blue Boy. his great
est masterpiece. was painted over
the likeness Of q man. on q dis
earded canvas. an x-ray photo
graph showed Saturday.
Millions have seen the Blue Boy.
which the late Henry r. Hunting
ton purchased for $3.50. 900. but
only the experienced eyes OF art
students could notice the slight
irregulsrity above the boys head
One theory Was that Gains
borough originally had painted
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-27
Church Can Help Avoid Dangerous
Hysieria Of War Days

mental adjustments due to these
times.
support all activities and
services Of the American Red
Cross. the UsO and all accred-
tied kindred relief agencies.
Organize church groups TO
give their time Mt points of
civilian need In the eommun-
ity.
Help maintain programs of
health, welfare and recreation
among the civilian and service
populations.
Cooperate with IN. state in all
measures for conservation and
safety.
Continue studies Of community
projects such as better housing.
Consult with local radio stations
and consider the recording of Sun
day church services for early
morning broadcasts from the rec
ord for factory workers.
Provide cooperative Protestant
services in thickly settled areas
at midweek hours convenient TO
those unable to attend worship on
Sunday.
Cooperate In communities
near army and navy camps
with the morale officer and
chaplain rather than promote
program. which unconsciou.Iy
compete with their plans for
service men.
Urge observance of Americas
prayer minute daily At s p. m.
II In suggested that churches
in defense areas take inventory Of
facilities of churches for emer-
gency use. determine. in case Of
evacuation. which clergymen plan
to accompany evscuees and which
remain. and obtain information
from the council on air raid pro-
tections.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-27
Cigoret Butts. Paper
Wods Cotch Catfish

CAMP SHELBY. Miss-Asybs
fish IN the Whisky Chitto creek In
southern Louisiana are naturally
easy To please. o. maybe they've
gotten into the swing Of nansuver
stimulation"
Soldiers Of the 3sth division re-
ported catching On msneuyers.
!. Eleven catfish with paper
wads on their hooks.
2 A mess Of brm lured BY Gig
arctic butts.
3. And both species On bare
hooks weighted down with finger
nail clippers and empty cartridge
hullE.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-27

the credit union - tins rseoms
Tssms.srs nnion. kesi No. sis.
siil hold its second annual msst-
ing a. the ne~ Tssmsssfs build
Ing. 7zo -. 77th a.. Thursday
night. beginning 81 Tsso s'ein<t.
Members of th~ credit union and
msmb~rs ~ al TssmsfeFs uslau
and tbsir families are lnystsd 10
attend.
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Funeral services for Mrs pcn-y
n Arnold. az III No. TN a..
wii BE- held tuesday at : , m
from buekiey-king chapel vita
pr. walter o. Naco.sey offielss-
ing. rnterment win - IN the
Tacoma mausoleum Mrs Arnold
died Saturday At her home. she
Was eorn In Toronto. Canada. COM
ing % tins country - years sge.
and 10 Tacoma - years ago from
North Dakota. she was : member
% the First Baptist church SUR
wing are four snns William
Arnold a castieton. N p. John
a Fargo ". d. James and ciar-
ence ~ Grand Forks. N. u. fnnr
daughters. Mrs, Edward A. Ander.
son 81 the home. Mrs. L. Mckesn
az Minneapolis. Mrs george
rhompson II Fargo. n. p. and
Mrs. A. ohnstad az Denhlgh. n. n.
one brother. George Sickle. Of
Alberta. Canada. two sisters. Mr..
Mckensie a Winnipeg. Man. and
Mrs Myrs Young % Portland. -
grandchildren and six grcat-Trsnd-
children.
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Tacoma Waterfront
Workers to Be Printed

sEATTLE-coast guard dent
fieation headquarters viii b
moved 70 Tacoma 10 about two
weeks for photographing and
finRerprintinE Of water front
workers there. Il was announced
Monday.
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hand i IN Butte. Nent II present
Funeral arrangements win - an
ncssnced ~ Buckley King.
MRS. s.ANix isxxpss
Private funeral services. limited
"a family member. vtn ~ hid
Tuesday st 10 . N. fsosn ne Z
G. Msliinkes @ ch.r~l. VITA ths
Rev. wlllssm T Turner - eth Ave-
Baptist church officiating. Inter
uasnt wili - N Mount Pleasant
eemetery. Seattle. NJ. ll<ndfs.
A.. died saturday IN /. icczi he~-
pstAl she ne. . NATIVE a. SCOT.
Lard surviving sre Two scr..
William. 81 the hnne II go -.
Pine -. and Jchn T. Seattle. ard
two grandchildren. William ard
Marie. both cf Seattle.
owx~'n .skr~Nxy
Owen Raymond Mckinney. -
died SATURDAY a. his hnme ~ n
y y. No. }. IN tn Waller rad
district lie VAS . retired farmer.
and had lived ., years m Tacoma
Ne Vas bern IN Hasen. Pa. and
had spent soms time in Alaska
before settling down here lie u
survived ~ ~ wife. Sarah: ~
four snns. OWN n. Jf. Tacoma.
ceorrv. raiyailup. Carlton W.
Portland. ore. and Howard. Geld.
ehdaies q daughter. Mrs. n E
ossTsnder. Olympia; . sister. Mrs.
Arminta I.rrch. Rsvenna. q. and
nine Krsndehiiaren. Funeral se.s.
ices will he held Tuesday II %
p m. fr2m the c c. Meiiink~r
Co chspS. with tho Rev. Arthur
Edwards II Roosevelt Height.
Christian church officiating In.
tsrment ~sll b IN the Tacoma
cemetery.
MRS. oi.E SWANSON
Mr.. Caroline Swanson. -. vife
Of Ole swanson. seos No. 1Tth st.
died Monday IN q local sanitarium.
She had liv~d 10 years In Taco
ma, coming here from Dawson In
Yukon territory. Canada she Was
q native Of Sweden. Besides her
husband. she 10 survived BY
brother. Oscar Miller. Dawson.
MINI. and by two sisters Mrs A.
c. Ritchls. Tacoma. and Mrs An
drew swen.on. Candy. MINI. Tn.
c. G. M~llinger Co will make tho
funeral announcement.
Mms. sui.IA PACK
Mrs. Julia Pack. rs. II iTb7
Court -. died Saturday IN = local
hospital. she WAS . native Of Den
yer. Colo. and leaves a foster
daughter. Mrs Virginia jackson Of
Tacoma c. o. Lynn Co. ~iil an
nounes thu funeral arrangements.
ruSEsAL sEi.vicEs
Mrs. Ida N. Phenscir Monday.
at I 10 D. m. from thu {. G. Nell
niger Co. chapel. with the Rev. J.
Renwick Mccullough Of First Pres
byterian church officiating: inter-
ment. New Tacoma eemetsry.
paiibearers were v, ~ DuKan, w.
W. Morse. J A. Hanson. Joseph
Maddox. " ] Anderson and "a J
Swarm.
H~tfy dean Monday. at
lao p. m. from the G G. Msiiin-
ger Co. chapel. with the Rev
Marion Flint n Bethcsda Baptist
church officiating. cremation 10
follow. rsilhssrsrn were Harry
Berg. Gerald nccormlck. Robert
Nelson. Jack Wills. Dick Carter
and Richard Berg.
Wilbur FLAX Adsms-P rtvsts
services Monday At sucklsy-king
chapel. with tho Rev. ]. Hsnsiek
Mccullough officiating Burial VIII
ne In the Tacoma csmetsry.
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EXAM FOR PAINTERS

A competitive examination for a
position of painter at the Puget
Sound navy yard. Bremerton, was
announced Monday by the board Of
T. 3. civil service examiners, post
office building. Seattle, where sp-
plications are being received.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-27
AIRERr TURNER

Albert Turner. 81 ssia No. ssth
st., died Sunday ~ his home NE
was horn in Mil~sukee. Wa. and
was . retired Western Union traf-
fic manager In 81. Louis. No. lie
came 10 Tacoma In september.
1871. lie vas = member ef the
Presbyterian church. the Masonic
lodge. Nj horiah lodge. Low Il
club: Belifontaine chapter No. "a
Royal Arch Masons: Knights Tenn
plar. and Teleersphers union. al
IN st. Louis. Surviving are two
daughters. Mrs. Elaase smith ef
st. Louis. and Mrs T. c. Myers
with whom he made his home IN
Tacoma: and two grandchildren IN
st Louis. he was . brother Of the
late John Turner who was teie-
graph chief In Tacoma for the
Pacific railroad before
his death In 1888. Buekley-king
will announce the funeral arrange
ments.
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JAMES u. LYTI.E

James n Lytls. 81. Of to1i 80.
Tacoma ave. died Sunday In a
local hospital. A native of Port
age. Wis. he had been In Tacoma
80 years. He was employed by
the Washington Coop. and was
member ~ st Pauls Methodist
church. Besides his wife. Cora.
he leaves two daughters. Ars
Frankie Huey and Mrs. Ida Hniae.
both Of Tacoma. one sister. Mrs.
John Ferguson Of Minneapolis.
MINI. his stepm0ther Mrs.
George Lyti. 81 Northviiis. MINI.
and two grandchildren. Piper
win announce the funeral arrange
msnts.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-27

Your postmaster can tell you
how To invest in U. S. Defense
Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-27

Your postmaster can tell you
how 10 invest In U. 8. Defense
Bonds.
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To End Traffic
Boiilenecks Here

CONTINUED From Page onel
route. reaching a bottleneck at the
Tacoma end Of the iith IT. bridge.
Other major projects included
are improvements TO Ea. 18th st.
Sitcum ave. Lincoln ave. and the
west approach Of the fuyaliup
river bridge on nth st
The Lincoln ave. surfacing viii
u. IN with the Alexander ave.
extension TO carry shipyard work
ers to the south end Of the city
without going into the city VIA
nth ut.
To speed up the traffic which
does follow nth. that thoroughfare
will be improved by widening and
surfacing.
VIII Improve Approach
Sitcum ave, on some maps OF
the city as Milwaukee way. viii
provide another means Of travel
from East nth st. toward Lincoln
ave. and the south side. While
effort has been made to get traffic
off nth IT. and under the bridge
into Sitcum ave. Works Commits
sioner Bergersen's plans call for
improving that approach so there
will be no delay Of traffic.
Bergersen and City Engineer
Carl ID. Forsbeck were busy Mon
day studying their application for
the federal funds and some APP
parent discrepancies in that and
the amount allotted.
shortage Of $4,000
II appears. Bergersen said. that
funds for the East approach TO the
list II. bridge were left out in the
appropriation, or the wrong figures
have been used. There seems To be
shortage of about $50. 900. he
said. under the amount asked In
the funds allotted for the named
projects.
He had asked $50 900 for Alex
ander ave, $4,000 10 improve
Ea. nth st. $4,000 for siteum
ave. and the Puyallup river bridge
approach and ss% 600 for Lincoln
ave. a total Of 1925. 900. for those
projects.
Immediate Action Certain
Bergsrssn said he would not
know until more complete word
comes from Washington whether
his department or the state high
way department Will direct the
road construction.
The announcement. however.
does make certain that there sill
be immediate action on the roads.
Mayor Cain. just back from Wash
ington. said he learned while there
that the navy department. which
has an interest In shipyArd pro-
duction. had given it's recommends
ton to shipyArd access roads. a
factor which may have influenced
the appropriation.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-27

Your postmaster can tell you
how 10 invest in Z. 3. Defense
Bonds.
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The infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Barnes of 10 No. Yakima.
died Saturday IN local hospital.
Besides his parents. he leaves two
sisters. Dolores and Dorothy. one
brother. Edward Walter. and two
grandmother, Mrs. Clara Barnes
and Mrs. Lucy Gibbons. both Of
Franklin. Pa. Buckley-king will
announce the funeral arrange
ments.
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British Torpedo Two
Enemy Ships; | Sinks

LONDON - The admiralty sald
Monday that British submarines
In the Mediterranean had tor
pedoed two enemy ships In q con-
yoy. sinking one.
British submarines also prob
ably sank two large. fully-iaden
enemy tanksrs and torpedOed the
Italian salvage vessel Rampino.
which also sank. tns admiralty
said
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MRS. LuiA nnoMN JAY

Mrs Lula Brown Jain. 81. 81
Moscow. Ida. died Sunday In .
local hospital A native Of lows.
she had come 20 Tacoma four
months ago 10 stay with a niece.
Mrs. L. W Reed. Besides her
niece. she leaves two sisters. Mrs.
y A. Haas q Augusta. Kans..
and Mrs. u. NJ. Cooper Of Tacoma.
three brothers. James Spears Of
Fullerton. Cal. Frank spears n
Aibln. Tex. and Elmer Of Lap~ai.
Ida T-hs body will b. sent 70
noscos By Piper 90. for burial
MRS. FRED GUST
Mrs BrlttAniA X. Gust. 10. ~
RI .. BOX -. Seattle. died Thurs
day In a local hospital Her nus
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Mrs Julia Pack. rs. II iTs7
Court %. died Saturday In = Local
hospital she wa. . native % Den
Yer. Colo. and leaves q foster
daughter. Mrs. Virginia jackson Of
Tacoma G. o. Lynn Co will an
nounes IN. funeral arrangements.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-27

The homes will be so laid out
on the rolling terrain of the So.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-06-18

ior High School were graduated
here on Tuesday of last week, with
appropriate commencement exer-
cises, those having part on the
program being Jeanne Young,
Charles Jacobs, Adelaide Cornwell,
Miriam Groves, James Williams,
Vera Hands, Nancy Darby, Anna
Marie Harding and Harriet Kemp.
E. AP. Slacum, Principal, presented
the citizenship awards, Doris
Gonso, Ray Hawkins, and James
Williams being the respective win
hers.
Miss Ann Jacobs, one of the G.
HIS. graduates this session left on
Saturday in company with Miss
Helen Collins for a two weeks va
cation in Jacksonville, Florida.
Miss Betsy Ross Stup of Wash
ington, spent the past weekend
with her grandmother, Mrs. New
ton 1. Shippers, on Walker Ave.
We are glad to report that Mrs.
William s. Cooley, who has been
suffering from an attack Of the
LaGrippe, is improving.