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Evening star., 1942-04-10
LEGAL NOTICES.
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Hosemont Ave" -MartinsbIrs VI. Va: John
a a. Plpkse 50 Primrose St., Chevy Chase,
.na 'i It ssel se .y.n ratkTsy sss
e OF 81
Or claiming to have any right. title. in
described or 70 be entitled to compensa-
sO ss iG sna the H isfR q s' :ss SE eA
81 sas eieee a. and ash
Of April 1942, at 10 o'clock am, to
q fsa 'Gn as aos sSs
ssRss sned to ass tas dss sSiR
AND 1T IS FURTHER ORDERED that
4 copy Of this order. Of citation Be pub
Sacf ts5 IeIst eGnsseaEs sns 4s
WARRINGTON DAILY NEWS. newspapers
Of general circulation published In the
District OF Columbia. and also once
Hsss' the n l sns
81 esSsisa'Sn s.s 70 b not sE sass
tion be served before the return DAY
nereqt by the United States Marshal for
upon asa each q the persons named herein
soncole inquiry residing OF. sojourning
within the District Of Columbia or can
be found by said Marshal or his deputies
THRR oRnERIap Ssins RIisrs ts.t AND IT y PnE
ot citation be mailed postpaid to each Of
the persons shown BY said petition to be.
ana heretnbefore designated as. non-resi-
dents OF the District Of Columbia, such
copy to be addressed to the last known
@sD q & fsiseafnSs seaEs g a:9 :g'1 ua.
ART True cfsif ffsIy + Ss't cHAHE5s sTEW.
Deputy Clerk. " e. Sps,io,1S r"
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LARGE COLONIAL HOUSE

Directly Facing Chesapeake Bay,
A. miles from D. c.; 10 rooms. bath
artesian well complete. private water sys-
tenn. very large fireplace, living rm: 3lxl5
double garage, large willow trees and
other shade trees, many towering and
other shrubs: plot 120x140; ideal garden
fshfns; price only S5,950. for immediate
sale; terms arranged Call MR.. FLEMING,
Georgia 744S, evenings.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.


oLDeMo1nn ls4o 4:d9or trunk .ea.n;
ss'1 Ssas Gs s ~ils:s: ss s nan: asd:
anu @IoqAN sExy1scENTIR, -
OPEN Eyeninss and SUNDAY until 3.
QLDs!MoSBILE ls4l 4;door hydraHatic sc.
Hnish & % sna Inferior. GInd2i spIendia rubSsr; ssss:
30.day written guarantee. LOGAN MOTOR
s. g. sasia asth st. n'"' between x and L.
PAcKA4Rg}pS 1ea7: Just oysrh.ulee; .ood
sIAcKA5p 1910 MODEL no" &c, touring e;
.ss 81 NV Gar HsnuSis 1Sa SSSoS o14s. s A4'n ah0
PACKARD 1910 model "120' 2-door Sc
is s.ls .sS y s|s Rsssis SS:;
PLYMOUTH 1889 sedan: excellent condi.
i.Sa; asnss .o0f flos M Hs.el sas RI Zoo oi
axsHoTAa sss.e lsss tsssl %o ss sss so0d
ssss .S 4sHsF Ess .ss sspIs: S.:s.. ..dsa
eha1icslly perfect; ys hsys 2 Of these cars
saao ai!sdn.in sA1a sihos;-old''1ssols A.: w. a1s,.
PLYMoUTH 1890 ds luxe 2.aoor sed.ni
s. ssss..h .ha HoTSR Sa ss5i sS 18th st
PLYMOUTH de luxe 1883 coach: beautiful
condition: sacrifice, $425; terms: excellent
tires. Mr. Roper. l730 r. ]. ave. ne.
mp!lsaas. nile immtsuists finish and vDholstefy.
isss.:s sSs4s s5ss FL :satRsscssRis. s name Oh
2Q17 Virsinia Ave. NV. NE. 2S1s.
Open EVENINGS and Sunday Until Q.
ssxsoH asss tssSI :ss.ssR' s9s. 'iFss sS
rIyM9gH .,T., 2ySd lsss n. ee .IS Sss sedan; GOOD
noNTEIAc ,E.H 1889 l!sh. trunk .sd!n; sfts
eenn!ng I'd ne.
PONTIAC 1898 %" e-door tourins sedan;
t,ni;h esIIy sfs sspfa upholstery excellent msehani-
ssao R,.s1n,,R sAga s,Ros;.old'mostls e. %s e,s,
PONTIAC 1910 ..'6". 4-door sedan de luxe;
Siss:; onIy WE Goe2s soESs sass,!se: sS.
siiss's si;ss DS s.ll Ho si'ss ssss Pm or sssurds'
16x9AkAEH 1900 ScQdns BOCQ Tires, ra-
dio; heater. fog lights; recently overhauled;
S32o. Kennedy Service Station. 6420 New
Hampshire ave. NV.
sTUDEBAKER l94l Champion De luxe
coupe; finest possible cond only 10000
miles; Ike new; sacrifice. 2l09 Benntng
| STUDEBAKER 1941 Champion; radio.
neateI, oVedriye, good tires; reas offer ac-
cepted. zoos Jackson st. ne
STUDEBAKER 1889 de luxe Champion Sc
gan: like new: only S465, terms Mr.
ROPER. 173O r. ]. ave. ne
STuDK1AKER 1910 Champion super de
luxe opera coupe; good tires, elimatizer
Can WI. 2730 after z pm
sTUpEBAKER le41 Champion two-door
tires. spOtisss fnish and uphoistery'a % aewaI very
low milease. economical TO operate; owner s
name on request: S745: trade and terms.
. LOGAN sERvtscENTLR.
20l7 Virrinia Ave. NV ME. 2els.
Open Eyentngs and Sunday Until g.
WnLYs 1941 American de luxe sedan:
IKE new sacrifice, S575; terms. MI.
Roper, 1870 r. l. ave. ne
Evening star., 1942-04-10
BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District Of CO.
sRe sSeDf aolSnS SEs sask1u'isk fkyS
st. NV, Washington. !. c.. Bsnkrupt.-
Bankruptcy No. 4199;-To the creditors
Of James L. Frye of the City OF Washing
ton, District of Columbia: Notice is hereby
given that the said James L. Frye has been
duly .adtudged bankrupt on petition filed
first meeting Of his creditors viii be held
on the twenty;nrst day Of April, 1912. At
one-thirty o'clock AM. at the once Of
s19. Investment BLDG. 18th and X SITS.
NV, washington. D. G., at which time
and place the said creditors may attend.
point a committee Of creditors, examine
the bankrupt and transact such other
meeting. FRED J. EDEN. Referee in
Bankruptcy
Evening star., 1942-04-10

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
s.s.ss;@ETHEi s.s.ss;@ MA1kIE cAfN; st 4, Pan;
CHURCH OF CHRIST. NC. ct al De
OF PuBLIcATfoN.@The object Of this
suit is to liauidate and distribute to the
creditors and bondholders and other per-
sons entitled to the same ali Of the assets
OF Washington Institute Church Of Christ.
Inc. corporation. Upon consideration
OF the motion and report Of Robert NJ.
Gray Receiver, duly appointed and quail
ned in this cause, 1t is: by the court, this
ali persons having claims aTainst wash
ington Institute Church Of Christ. Inc,
or against the receiver present and file an N
verified by affidavit of the claimant. with
Eobert NJ: Gray, Receiver; !2e 18th street
this order shall be published once q week
for three consecutive weeks in the Wash
inRton Law Reporter and in The Evening
Star and further that COPY Of this order
shall be mailed by said receiver to each
Of the known creditors and bondholders
or other claimants At their last known
address. r. DICKINSON LET'S, Justice.
lSeal) A true copy. Test: CHARLES Z.
STEWART. Clerk. by ANDREW A. HORNER.
Deputy Clerk ap1017,24
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE.
THO6 J. OWEN & son, Auctioneers,
Southern Building.

THos. J. OWE! OWEN : yS soy Aucti0neef.
BRICK DWELLINGS, BEING KNOWN
AZ PEIshs RE 1sb iS6 s8e i2pH 12s sIxTEENTH siSra
coai ay Srss: Sf S: Sn.d Ct :. Gd as b. B
1879. will sell et public auction. in front
p ssPsx 3sss 5 # rESEETaHTR4AiY RAY SsISSk e SSx
premises situate in the District Of Co
IN Ss ine WHATS s :usassan sas ssns d 9t ss
ne. lssc II e. fSiio 1o5 Of ,hs EssoTds q the
eolumbia: also 10. So in virsii q. villa Willisms g
subdivision Of part Of said SQUARE 1869. as
M Uas IsSGfsa N st5 I.es2d feS ls q
y; sss, ds ddts EsPaoiss = D ,Ss. q .i%,sss soSs
.na ana premises stuSss IN Ii. oissIHsa pstriss
lot S7 in John D. fspsy's ana do oshsrs n
sissasS.,. iSsssIaSn lets .r n e., SSss
once q ths survsyor. ior tie District Of
N 1 fS0 sss Suns as a1sss Re.
Known for the pugpo;e. q nos sos
''1asR s%s ss Of isqesi s slas esch prop.rt, to
sold separately. One-third Of the pur-
chase money to be paid in cash and the
balance in two equal installments, payable
in one and two years from the DAY Of
sale. and to be represented By the promis-
sorry notes Of the purchaser. bearing in
terest at the rate Of 6 per cent per annum,
payable semi.annuAlly and secured BY deed
OF trust en- the. property sold. or ali cash,
at the option OF the purchaser. A $500 de-
UPON the acceptance Of each bid. All con-
veyancine. revenue stamps. notary fees
and recording at the purchasers cost
30 days from date OF sale, otherwise the
trustee reserves the right to resell the
property at the risk and cost of default
ing purchaser. after five days advertise
ment of such resale in some newspaper
published in Mashinsten; p G.
Trustee in Civil Action No. l2e7Q.
927 18th st. NV.
sp10,17,24my1,S
Evening star., 1942-04-10
REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR sALE-15 ACRES. l LARGE HOUSE,
! tenant house; S12. 900. or will consider
around Silver Spring or near Walter Reed;
must be free Of mortgaee. 1922 Edmon-
ston I'd, Z. Rlverdale. Md. Call Sunday.
30-ACRE ISLAND IN NOVA SCOTIA, IDEAL
No. 10; free taxes. G.. w ROBERTSON.
81 Hesketh St. Chevy Chase. Md. WI. 55s4.
Evening star., 1942-04-10
THE EVENING STAR WASHINGTON D. c. FRIDAY APRIL TO- 1872
oUT.oP.TowN REAL ESTATE.

OOIeOF.JOWN kkAI kSTAIE.
BALTIMORE BARGAIN coL0RID -
BITE STisk house house, spts, and rms: each.
het,yatsr no.t M beat. sas. cleo; $4.25o. Cali
EALTNoRI, 24Oe GARRISON Blvd
modelled. Open sun. "a MisS q. +.
Ruff. 231 St. Paul pl. Plaza 0073. 15s
Evening star., 1942-04-10
Order of Publication-chanse Of Name.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT \op TT

IN THE DISTRICT COURT oP THE
United States for the District of Colum-
bia bia;-In Re: Application Of ANNA NAE
minor. by her mother and next friend,
Anna Mae Malesick. for Change Of Name
Civil Action No. 14990.-Anna Mae Ma.
complaint for a Judgment changing their
names to Anna Mae Rogers and Ruth Ann
the Court for an order Of publication Of the
notice reouir ed by law in such cases, 1t is,
& b. The Court, this LIST day Of April, 1942,
9th DAY of April. 1912. Why the th prayers as
Of SAID complaint should not be sranted
published once q week for three consecu.
tive weeks before said day in The Evening
5ssE fsd TBS n MsshnnsHe asc. Lay s5 feeSTT
True Copy; Test; CHAHLEs Z STEWART,
Clerk, By ELEANoR Z. JoBE Deputy Clerk.
Evening star., 1942-04-10

CHESAPEAKE BAY AT THE MOUTH OF
one OF the most popular boating creeks,
only, 26 miles from D. C.. line; very In,
terestins old house of 10 rooms: also z
cottages one of l room and one OF 3
rooms, with about 2Iz acres Of land, ex-
tensive lawn big trees: the living or club
room is 21xo4 TT; all rooms Of ample size;
included is much equipment: the price Of
this remarkable place is only $4,000.
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER,
1-1oK e. NV MA 1856
Evening star., 1942-04-10

WnLYs 1941 American de luxe sedan;
IKE new nsrinse' s676; terms. Nj.
roper. 175O y. !. ave. ne.
Evening star., 1942-04-10
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

" Nj. FROM SILVER SPRING on
olesville I'd. Ashton 1914. LEWIS r.
Evening star., 1942-04-10

AVALON SHORES LOTS ELECTRICII
and other conveniences available: ST.
cash necessary Falls Church 2276-M.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-28
Physician, Nurse
Held in Homicide

NEW YoRK-A Riverside Drive
physician and his nurse are under
arrest here in connection with the
death OF Washington OPA steno-
grapher OF peritonitis allegedly
contracted after an abortion.
DR.. Joseph F. Nisonon and his
nurse, Camille Ewald. were taken
into custody and charged with
homicide on the accusation of
Henry Filters. 20, of Norfolk, Va,
who said that he took his sweet
heart. 26-year-old Madeleine Nc
Geehan. to one OF DR.. Nisonoffs
two New York offices when II
became evident she was pregnant.
Filters. who told his story TO the
Bronx county district attorneys
office. said that Miss Mcclellan
underwent the operation on Nov.
Ii. Two days later, he said, he
was told her pulse was low and
that disqualification was necessary.
She was taken to Prospect hospi-
tai. where abe died Nov. Is.
An autopsy performed by the
Bronx medical examiners office
disclosed general peritonitis in
duced by criminal abortion"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-28
K. Of c. Plans Annual
Communion Breakfast

Tacoma council of the Knights
OF Columbus will hold its annual
memorial communion breakfast nj
st. Joseph's church Sunday al
$50 n. m.
DIR. J. J. Mclaughlin Is chair
man OF the COMMITTEES handling
the affair and is assisted by Rev.
FIR. Gerald Moore. A. G. Brown,
C. N. Toynbee. Owen Gallagher,
]. ]. Reidinger and Luman Hawley.
Members are TO meet at Sis in
the church hall and 20 In q group
TO $50 mass. Immediately after
mass q breakfast viii be held and
q memorial service for members
who have died during the past
year will be presented under the
direction OF c. NJ. Toynbee.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-28
Thief "Borrows "
Car, Returns Il
With More Gas

With Kss rationinE only = fex
days away. Tzeoma's first trans
portatioas theft was reported
Thursday afternoon By Charles
Krisger. 1909 So. Alnsworth ave.
Krsger told police that IN
known persons smashed the win
dowz IN the garage doors a. his
home and broke of the hinges.
Then they carefully swept up all
the debris stacking the removed
doors beside the house.
All this happened Thursday
afternoon while Krieger VAS alb
sent Upon his return. he called
police who discovered that his car
had been used within the hour al
though Krieger said he hadn't
driven the car for better than q
week.
Examination OF the gas tank
revealed that whoever borrowed
the car had filled up the tank.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-28
u. S. Casualties
Begin 10 Mount

WARRINGTON Army and
navy casualty iists Friday added
the Nance of asa soldiers. sailors.
marines and coast guardsmen to
the roll Of men who have died In
battle.
The naval ssrvicef list - con-
tanning names reported TO next Of
kin between Nov. l and 1o-in-
eluded s17 dead, z52 wounded and
lis missing In action. The war
department announced the names
OF las killed In action.
The list brought total naval cas-
naltes since Dec. 7 to 1.e43 dead.
7.1b7 wounded and 1o.15i missing.
Army casualties are now at least
1.21l dead. 1881 wounded. ISL
prisoners and zs.ees missing. In
addition to these figures. it was
announced Nov. Is that army
casualties In North Africa were
approximately $50 killed. 300
wounded and $50 missing. but
these names have not yet been
released.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-28
Judge Holds Man Not
Entitled 10 Settlement

Judge Charles II. Leavy ruled
In federal court late Wednesday
that Charles Thomas. Seattle, was
not damaged by government con-
demnation Of the property of A. A.
Aaberg on Muck creek and WAS
therefore not entitled TO a portion
Of the settlement made by the
government.
Thomas had leased 176 acres
from Aaberg as a hunting and
fishing area on a lease TO expire
In 1e47 but had paid rent only
up TO date.
The property adjoins Fort Lewis
and was one of many farms in that
area taken over by the u. s.
government.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-28
Join Army. Get
Turkey Dinners

As 4 reward for enlistinE IN
the army Of the United States
on Thanksgiving day. seven men
were given deluxe turkey dinners
Il was announced Friday by Capt.
Cecil NJ. Rhea, in charge of the
Tacoma army recruiting office.
Those completing snlistments
and the branches for which they
were selected were: Adam NJ.
Douglas, unassigned: William ID.
Heron. armored force: Royce b.
Medley, cavalry; Delos J. Bristor,
medical corps; James II. Fletcher,
ordnance department: John v.
KnIekerbocker. ordnance depart
ment. and Leroy s. Mattingly,
1st signal service company.
According to Capt. Rhea. the
greatest number of vacancies for
skilled men exist in the signal
corps and In the ordnance depart-
ment.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-28
French Fleet
Is Scuttled

CONTINUED from Page onel
OF France. lying on their sides
with thick clouds Of smoke rising
from them
The self-destruction Of the feet
was accomplished within = few
hours Of a decision by Hitler TO
toss into the discard al previous
commitments TO France and TO
place the nation under 4 military
regime that appeared to differ
littie-if at All-from that I'M
posed on all the other conquered
nations Of Europe.
WAS HTTLER's ORDER
Charging that the French armed
forces were riddled with pro-allied
supporters and that the French
fleet WAS preparing q dash to sea
to Join the allies. Hitler ordered
Toulon taken over and the re-
mainder Of the French army de-
modified.
He gave Aarshai Gerd Won
Rundstedt, the Mani commander
In France. carts blanche instruc-
tons TO take any and an measures
necessary for total control Of
France.
German and Italian troops
marched on Toulon during the
night. German announcements re-
vealed. They encountered what
was described As resistance at
Isolated places" The Mani ac-
counts did not reveal how wide
spread the fighting was but the
occupation Of Toulon admittedly
required several hours"
There was a hint in the German
communique that fighting might
still be IN progress in the Toulon
area but the Nazis insisted that
the town and harbor were now
firmly IN the hands of our
troops"
However. the Nazi high COM
mand admitted that part of the
French fleet scuttled itself despite
the order of the French govern
ment."
The communique repeated that
resistance at isolated places" was
encountered by the German troops
w,hep ehsv utar<.d the;r xnoreh
into the naval base last night.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-28
German Cardinal
Crificizes Nazi
Press on Rites

INV YORK - Cardinal Paul
haber. archbishop Of Munich. crit
ielzed the German press for falling
70 mention the religious ceremony
or to show pictures Of the Christ
ian cross n reporting the memo
rial ceremony IN honor Of victims
Of the air rad On Munich o. the
night Of Sept %. according TO =
Vatican broadcast heard here.
Pictures Of TIE memorial
ceremony n the cemetery. cir
ealafed by the press. show no
Christian Cro<o,= the broad
east said. eslnoe the press r.
ports ai<e emit 10 mention the
subsequent religious ceremony
conservation BY as much -
one syllable. the impression II
created outside Of Munich thai
the victims of the air raid
were not Christians
fAaa AHf 1tta hatAt Al WALL
the broadcast continued. most Of
them would have been buried in q
purely religious ceremony. under
the Cross of Christ. Could they
still speak. those dead would pro-
claim In \ burning protest We
have been Christians. not pagans.
We want TO be buried under the
sign Of the Cross
Measures to be taken by the
church in future air raids were
outlined IN the broadcast. Ten
minutes after the sounding Of an
alarm general dissolution viii be
given by priests. acting on Papal
authorization. II was announced
that permission had been given
for one priest in each parish to
visit the affected streets after the
all-elear To give absolution 70
those buried under debris and TO
administer the Sacrament TO the
dying. chaplains In hospitals
may also administer the last
rites II the injured person express
ly indicates this desire. either
orally or In writing.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-28
Il Was Raw Turkey
When Power Was OF

sEATTIE-It wasn't only q
case Of cold ttrkey-it was also
the raw turkey that made hum
dreds Of Seattle housewives be-
wall \ power failure of several
hours which delayed Thanksgiving
dinners.
Early In the afternoon four dis
tricts. one after another, were
made poweriess n feeder lines
were overloaded when too many
turkeys were being baked at the
same time.
Guests stood around hare dinner
tables for hours until power was
restored early in the evening.
Some turkeys were almost cooked
when the electricity went off but
others DIDN'T even have . chance
10 warm up.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-28
Boise Plans
Paper Money

BOISE. L.. - Boise merchants
begin next Monday . circulate
paper pennies. which wont work
n parking meters aad vending
machines.
TIE retail merchants bureau de-
cided 70 attempt the experiment
% conserve copper after bankers
here reported they had received
only half o. their usual allotment
q pennies for November.
The paper pennies are approx
mately the size OF = postage
stamp. They carry = ~ symbol
on one side and an inscription on
the other promising they viii Be
redeemed IN coin BY next June L
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-28
No Trouble
In Tacoma

A power failure. origin yet I'M
known. which hit = large section
q tha Pacific Northwest Thurs
day. did not affect Tacoma. supt
Verne Kent Of Tacoma City Light
declared Friday.
~Ths only thing that went
eut Hero was . candle that my
Nd blew cut Ne sid. 'Tn~
csma Joined with Seattle and
Puget Sound Power . Light
systems 10 carry part Of the
Coulee-DennsviIls lead after
- 1ump'."
Kent said the power network
Of the Puget Sound area carried
the aluminium plant at Vancouver
and other industrial loads Of the
Portland area
II gusss everything was out
pauth II IT, Bonneville sub
Staten - Ampere." Kent said.
sWs 1aa't know yet and We
ny net flna cut what cnnsed
- fAilurs. ut APPARENTLY u
III sastssn. Washington and
Orogoa clFosllts for some huse-
nucA hrea1Es must b. expected
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-28
Boy of IL
Kills Elk

YAkIsfA-Twelve-year-old Sam
Krienke Of Yakima Friday proud
~ displayed the first elk shot in
the special Wenas watershed hunt.
Sam was the first hunter to re-
port Thursday night among the
100 applicants who had permission
to hunt elk in the special con-
trolled season.
The young hunter had never
hunted big game before. His
father, H. NJ. Krienke, q veteran
hunter. failed to bag anything.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-28

Power Failure
Worst In Years
Lights Out From
Coost to Montono


sFoAANE - A power failure.
believed to have been the worst
In ths Pacific northwest In more
than five years. Thursday inter-
rupfed radio breakfasts, thanked
iacsndesoent lighting and halted
some types Of communication In
an arsa extending from the Pa
eIfic coast into Montana.
In Spokane. Al power was out
eight minuteA and before the
actual failure lights hlinked on
ana of internationally for 10 min
ufes.
Warrington Water Power COM
pany officials. who were in COM
munication with Bonneville and
other electrical power authorities
east and west Of here after ser
vice was restored. said no ap-
parent reason for tho failure had
been found. They also said no
damage TO equipment had been
reported
Local Western Union officers
said their lines failed and were
not In use for quarter Of IN hour.
Teletype communications were
also halted and Spokane radio
stations were off the air.
Water power officials said the
failure extended from the west
coast into parts Of Montana bor-
derinR on Idaho. II was the worst
failure In this area. they said. In
more than half . decade.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-28
Red Cross Canteen Corps
Is Seeking New Members

Presbyterian church. Ms. Fran
els sweetiand superintends Ire
iuncheons served each DAY .
workers IN TIE production room Of
Red Cross.
-Four members Of the ssnteen
corps. the first unit Of several
to hs trained later. are members
OF a mobile eanteen car. which :
equipped 70 serve food and do Red
Cross first aid work. Members Of
the first unit include Mss Peggy
sorenson. Mrs. Mary Stafford.
Mrs. Margaret Cook and Mrs Alice
Blair. who have taken courses in
canteen. nutrition. first aid and
advanced first aid.