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The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-02
TIRES, TUBES ARE ISSUED TO THREE
 LAST OCT. WEEK

Certificates for tires and tubes were issued to the following dur ing the fourth week in October:
 Jack Westfall, l tire, tube James s. Drake, l tire, 1 tube; J. C. Hickey, tires, tubes.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-02
MRS. 1. DELEBEC0UE
 AND DAUGHTER ON
 WAY TO SEATTLE

Mrs. Louis Delebecque and her daughter. Katy, left on Saturday for the south on their way to Se- attle to join Mir Delebecque who went south several weeks ago.
 MT. Delebecque was transferred from the Juneau office of Pan American Airways to the Seattle office of the company.
 Marion Deutsch, airport mana ger for Pan American in Juneau, has sublet the Delebecque residence.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-02
Will of inc People" Is Given Reflection
 On Legislative Atts
Continued from Page One)

in the Senate, in spite of all the thunderheads, was pretty tame affair on the surface. Except for masterful speech in which Senator Prentiss M Brown (D.-Mich) in- troduced the Administration bill, of which he was co-author, and the calm plea of Majority Leader Alben Barkley, there were no real verbal fireworks A few of the Senators,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-02
DOUGLAS
 NEWS
MRS. PIKE COMPLIMENTED

MRS. PIKE COMPLIMENTED
 A group of friends assembled at the home of Mrs. Milton Valeson on Saturday night in honor of Mrs. Viola Pike whose birthday it was. The evening was spent visit ing and enjoying refreshments served by the hostess. A lovely gift was presented to the guest of honor by those present.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-02
YOUNG MEN RETURN

Elmer Savikko, Frank and Harry Cashen returned home last night from Pelican where they were em- ployed in the cold storage plant by Sebastian-Stuart Company.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-02
DEAN COUNTERS GO
 SOUTH TO RESIDE

MT. and Mrs. Dean Counter left last Saturday by steamer for the South, where they expect to settle in Seattle. MT. Counter formerly was on the mechanical staff of The Empire and Mrs. Counter was en- ployed at the Juneau Clinic. They have lived in Juneau about a year
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-02
RUDY VISITS

Rudy Pusich in his uniform as a member of Alaska Coast Guard, was home for few days visit over the weekend. first since his enlistment early in the spring.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-02

The population of the Soviet Un- ion, 170,O00,000 at the last census, is approximately four-fifths European, one-fifth Asiatic.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-02
NURSE WILL VISIT

The public health nurse will visit in Douglas tomorrow, Miss Stephenie Bogdon announced to- day.
 During the morning, home and school visits will be made and in the afternoon from l to 2:15 o. clock, she will hold a well baby conference in the teachers room of Douglas school.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-02

The B pounds of tin used in solder for a medium tank would make 10000 tin cans.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-02

Mexico City, including its suburbs, now has a population of 100000
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-02
NOW PLAYING
 COWBOY and
 the BLONDE"

Subscribe to the Daily Aiaska Empire-the paper with the largesl paid circulation.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-02
EDEN STATES
 BRITISH ARE
 0N0FFEN5IvE

GLASGOW, Scotland, Nov. D. Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden declares in a speech that Britain is now shifting away from defense.
 He told Scottish unionist con- ference that the war has started a new phase and added that Bri- tain's air command over the nor thern coast of France has proved her planes can attack Italy either by day or by night.
 One egg out of every seven pro- duced in 1922 will be made into egg powder for use by the United States armed forces on far-flung battlefronts, and by the Allies.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-02

BUY DEFENSE ST AMPS
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-02

EYES EXAMINED and BROKEN LENSES replaced in our own shop. Dr. Rae Lillian Carlson, Blomgren Bldg. Phone 636.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09
Lisbon Reports
Troops Moving

NEW YORK Jan Q ms a
Vichy radio bfoadcas' picked zap
by\NBt saNtodey that\"nlpiv
NATION Iom' Ll-NR A4tes mono
troop rcnfoicemcuts have brcu
sent 20 Madeira and 10 the Cape
Verde Islands
Meanwhile. from Bcmc. swift
orland. ~ was reported by neutral
observers than "a showdown be
tween Germany and NIchv IS lm-
miuoui with tho issue Ccnterng
on control Of The French fleet and
"A German drive INTO Spain.
a furry of reports circulated
i'm Brrnc that Ihflor was prepar-
Ing TO serve ana ul'lmatum on
French Chief ul State Marshal
Henri Philippe Pet3in regardless
OF consequences. and il was telt
here that NIchy would be forced
10 give I'm. Unoccup.ed France
these observers pointed Out lacks
The material force 20 resist
one spokesman reported that
the three railway lines running
from Franco into Spain two
Through unoccuped France, arc
constantly carry ing troops am"
material INTO Spain with Spani>
Morocco the ultimate destination.
-Four now aUficld- have been built
i'm Spanish Aiorocco ihIz-Sourcc
said. and seven others arc under
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09
Stronger
Hawaii
bSH'esDss

HONOLULU Jan 9 Hawaii is
ready 10 meet and rapulse any
attack, Gen. Delos c.
Emmons, commander Of United
State, forces in the islands, de-
clarcd today
I'VE are ready now 10 rcpulse
any japanese attack. We can
hold the islands," hc SAID.
we are alert and We are not
waiting until the Singapore issue
il settled"
General EmmonS said that
II3WaH has been reinforced and
aDW -'uluch stronger than il was
Ueccnhcr T. when the JapS car
d out thau sneak attack that
brought war go the Pacific.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09
Stocks Meet
Some Support
in Early Trade
Majority Issues
Rise FractionaIIy;
ATT Continues Soft

NEW YORK. Jan. 9 GNS).-
The stock market met some sup
port today after its reaction yes
terday. with the majority opening
at or slightly above last night S
closing levels. However, a number
of representative stocks continued
easier.
American Telephone. for exam
pie, lost r. on lis initial sale,
while Oliver Farm dropped a point.
Texas Company. Du Pont, Allied
Chemical, General Motors and
Chrysler also were behind minus
signs.
Fractional gains were chalked
up by United States Steel. Mont
gOmery Ward, American Smelling,
Union Carbide. Boeing, Santa Fe,
Union Pacific. Commonwealth Edi-
son, Liggett e. Myers b" Inter
national Harvester and Deere.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09
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Detroit Produce

APPLES Michigan hushrl crates T.
~ l1ch minimum Unless otherU .ss
stated Mcin'1sh 81 s01l 7s ueHci0ns
Joua,hans 81 5o4i7s Winter Banana.
81 -. "aseners, SOL -, Bald~1ns
valentines. - so93 Boln'lfus fsw sa.~-
s. - vaS beans s3I125
BROCCOt California pony crates .
o1ncnes 50 Texas pony 'rs'ef au
CABRAGE o.a .'a.k Nev yars ,o.-
ssrss psrsh 81 ~ ~ Nfw sf..s Ar-
L7ns Is Arsg'e' crates round 'sp" 8. 60
Texas Los Angeles crates round '-pe s. f1
81. best 81 - - 90 crates 81 65
luiss corn crates. 81 s'u1 90
CARROTS los Angeles crates dor
punches Arizona. s. 90, California s.
CELERY Michigan bundi~ do7
stalks 80 zoe Pascal Nothing offered
Canfornia Golden Hear, virebouni crates
ss-iOs 81 5o, ls-inch = crates 50. 81 rs.
Flnrits Golden Heart vireboun4 crates.
IA dor H25 s. io'. sf2' p Z 'ef Xxx
50 Sou4TS
/ CAtT,fFI OWFP- pony crates rs and
large 81 s5glst mosu, 81
CRASBERRfTs Massachusetis thl
boxes H1~es $f1fZf
LETTUCE Los Angeles crates iceberg
s. 50as t3o1 So n 7s.o Auzona
Yuma district 5-d1z s. go f-d7z
tEtT IFrrucy onto ho'hoase io.'o.
o%roSs sotb ,sce. soee' ssar.sh =
6 No I 33n and 'arser t'sh-s2
Idaho - a. ldsha. - 3-.n 'Ne q lo
2-inch ana argef g. few hsher 2a-it
sacks white Boiicrs. s.
( POTATOES -ioo-h sacks. ltsho Rus
ssit Burhanks q y ~sshef >? 81
t3I5 i1.lh sacks % sc Maine 100
ID. ~ ffhfFreWNe WT-
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09
BUY Bomber
partan Five Takes
On Western Reserve

EAST LANSING. jar. 9 Mich
igan State VIII face d zone de-
fenSe for the first time this season
when il plays Western Reserve
here Saturday night
Coach Ben Van AlStyne said
the game would call for a change
pf Michigan States defensive tac-
TICS IN which Poy Dcihl. Sopho-
more forward would start In
place Of Joe Gerard and Fred
Stone lanky junior IN place OF
Carl PctroSki AZ center
The game viii be tho FIRST OF
the season for Western Reserve
while Michigan State will be try
ing for It's seventh victory IN 10
starts.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09
Buy "A Bomber
Potato Nose Bennett
Arrested in Killing

Sought for nearly a year. David
Potato Nose Bennett today wa,
held i'm sail IN Buffalo y. Y. in
connection with the murder mere
of Sidney Levine, former hand
book operator
Bennett was arrested with sis
others in Buffalo on "A ch9rgc Of
fllmflammlng operators Of bingc
game. Inspector John O. Whitman
was informed by long distance
phone Whitman SID Bennett vii
be returned TO Detroit.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09
Walter 0keson Gets
Grid Club Award

NEW/YORN Janl/9 lINSl-
Walter r. OktS6n chduman of the
football rules committee, today
held the annual award of the
Touchdown Club FOR distinguished
service 90 the game
The award "a statue az 3-hall
carrier was presented To- oiW-0n
last nIghr Mo mas bcon connected
With football as player offs
cial and general booster ol The
game for - Years.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09
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Capt. Kelly Tops List
OF Outstanding Men

CHICAGO. Jan. 9 INS) Capt.
Colin =. Kelly Jr flying hero who
gave his life 10 sink the Japanese
battleShip Haruna. today topped a
list of outstanding young men of
1871 selected by Future official
magazine OF the United States
Chamber of Commerce.
High praise was also accorded
other outstanding young men Of
1871. including James Carey, sec.
retary Of the Go; Nelson Rocke.
feller, 33, co-ordinator of commer-
cial and cultural relations with
Latin America: William Lovelace,
81 aviation inventor. and Lamory
LaumeiSter, %, scientist.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09
Southeastern, DENLY
Swimmers 10 Clash

First of a series 10 decide the
metropolitan High School dual
meet swimming champion, South
eastern and DENLY clash this
afternoon ar Southeastern
Tho winner viii meet Highland
Park neH Tuesday and the victor
IN that engagement will tangle
with Western January is FOR the
championship Western, which wop
the city crown last month. is
heavily favored to capture the dual
title as well.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09
BIRTHS, DEATHS
BIRTHS

Bows were born e.
rene Puola 1929 Stnrptl
riieen plunkett, 1882 Evanston.
Dorothy ROYAL T-l4 woodrow
Ruth Ruoel zoos Ferdinand.
Marian smith. 1875 East Lafayette.
Cecilia Schiller 1899 East jefferson
Jean Swensou 1885 Stanspury Gwrs).
,G'ca smith IS Batayis. River Rouge.
Elizabeth SchesnEst. a2A2 Appoline
Natalie Szymanskl. 1a6sa Cresentwood
tas' Detroit.
R ssernary stewart 25o5 Carson.
C.ssie smith. $3.50 Hazelettc.
lnel Thornton 3s-4 Bdsic
Ftna Thompson 5s0T McGraw.
Gloria Thomas .3Zj East Grand Blvd.
Elizabeth Tr o. G2Is L4ksytew
lrrnr Tr.e. Gu39 Malcolm
Ih3rsa Wickham nu9' Essex. Wayne.
Ruth WIeste 1909 Sqrularden.
Ihep Wiwbgrly 3Gf5 Bcaufait
Nuna Lus 1882 n,arb.rn.
Girls were born ~
NHAuia Adgers. a7fs Moore place
Ruin Artsln. 2f11 Myrtle.
Aaue'' ha hazo- ls1., Ardmofe.
tteiNn Baker 1912 sherman
Phyllis Stt0tt. .1H FU.rslr.
Nar Braun 1tH,3 F8roresf
Dorothy brr' 1888 sWrc1tn.
he.rcc Baker, ot-l Hart
.tr Bor-um 23ns Hsdsou
pors Rranfa4 gI3f 0ldrowo
Viola br WnI1w. sYll Aptir
li.'.i1 Caracc i2i5 Fern'5. Dearborn.
Vo's- cole 5t26 Frankfort court
luc.He Chapman. 2oge McPh,rs11
tlfthg'n C3laura-e. 1886 NJ Elliott
HeIsn Cairai SIS OHkaae Pleasant Ridge
de'eu oaeera, 6l3i Grayton.
Mary Davis. Gl5 LtAiat.
Beatrice Dixon. 1923 Benton
henueta ue Pew $3.50 Traverse
HIth Dewitt 44fs SC0tfe0
isabelle Doyle 1tsag Washhu-n.
I..t Davidson. 1876 Fleming.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09
West Point Chief
Joins Combat Force

WEST POINT y. Y, Jan. 9
dNS) Mai. Gen Robert L.
Eichelbcrger oday relinquished
his duties as the thirty-eighth
superintendent of the Uni e d
states Military Academy 10
ioin combat division.
Named TO succeed General
Eichclbergcr was Mai. Gen. Fran
clS =. Wilby, former commander
of the First Corps Area Mai.
Gen. Thomas A. Terry will sue
ceed General WiIby IN the First
CnrRs- Area
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09
IS Million Expected
In War JOBS This Year

WASHINGTON, Jan. 9 (INS).-
Secretary Of Labor Frances Per-
klnS predicted today that $4,000. 600
workers would be- engaged in war
by the end of this year.
However, total overall increase
in employment in the country, she
said. would be only about 100000
by that time. as compared 10 last
year She explained that this was
because many workers now in
civilian industries would be trans
ferred 10 war work.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09
Teth Is Edged Out
By Grand Rapids i.

GRAND RAPIDS Dec
Grand Rapids University hp1d q
i--iJ victory over Detroit Tech to-
dav i'm irec-Scoring Basketball
game Joe Siezlngcr Of Tech Jed
the scorers with - points toppne
Joe DalIeils total OF a. Ted Ry.
bicki co-captUn Of The DM5m.cs
also rot ! I points
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09
CALLING ALL HOUSEWIVES.

What with cold weather here.
do you know how 20 utilize nutu-
1--we foods 20 satisfy hearty appe-
utc> and AT low Co>t2
Mrs Christine Frederick, The
distinguished authority on house
hold efficiency. TINS Sunday tells
how about the amazing variety Of
dishes that con be prepared from
com rneaI
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09
Australians Raid
Jap Island Base

MELBOURNE. Jan Q qNS)-
The Royal Australian Air Forcs
Yesterday bombed the japanese
base at KaPlnamarangL in The
Caroline Islands. damaging install
buou, and destroying Japanese
oaplanc
Reconnaissance flights were
carried out over the Bismarck
Archipelago. a communique added.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09
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Sentenced in Robbery

For a robbery in which he OBJ
tanned Sl99, Edward J. Speer, %,
who lived at downtown hotel,
today faced spending liz 70 15
years in Jackson prison. Speer.
trapped by police half an hour
after robbing a drug store, was
sentenced by Recorders Judge
Donald Van Zile. -
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09
SURE tLIST MURDERER,

He was poet painter and too
devoted husband
And before he murdered his
wife. and then took ms own I.fc.
his mysticism revealed itself in a
series Of Weird sketches. SignI1-
cant 10 rhc psychologist alone
Read tins anaHng story ln-Tho
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09
Night Hockey League
To Play, Zero or Not

Detroit Night Hockey League
teams. undaunied hy the zero
weather in which they compete,
are slated for another double
header program on Mack Park S
outdoor rink tonight -Four of the
10 contendcrS Will face of with
the ForeStorS meeting the Indians
at Q p. m. and the liam'ramck
PantherS opposing tho Crusaders
al 7:30 p. m Last night Briggs
beat East Detroit : 10 J. and the
Cards tied Lawrence . 10 >, IN
overtime.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09
Grains, SOybeans
Open Unchanged

CHICAGO, Jan. 9 ,INS) .--
Grains and soybeanS opened un-
changed today compared with
yesterdays closing prices. Trade
was light.
WHEAT May. $12Si2 nj 2S@s
July. Sl29a, nj 1895; September
S13lia.
CORN May, S5As ds5i2c; July
S73s n S7izc.
OATS May 5Sizc.
SOYBEANS- July. SlSi
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09
GRANDMA'S RECIPES

Grandma called IL "hog-klln
time down in Tennessee and q
reader who lives in Tennessee pre-
SCENTS number OF old-faShioncd
.loWn-o7-the-imm dishes guaran-
iecd 'o make Your mouth water.
These features await YOU only
IN The American Weekly with tins
sunday, ISSUE of Tire Detroit
SUNDAY Times
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09
KNOW THE ANSWERS >

What is a veteran Ajer at four
months Of age
How DO American working
women spend their money?
Whore do men hunt foxes by
remote control
500 Ehe American Weekly
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09
QUEER ACCIDENTS or I9ll

A snake bit o woman by proxy
\ woman Was wounded by a
stuffed deer
Youl find them in The Amer
.can Weekly thi, comm Sunday
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09

The best medical brains in the
country are studying this prob
lem. The American Weekly
with This coming Sundays issue in
The Detroit sunday Times; cx-
plains IN a fascinating article
which tells OF such now foods as
'pep-p.llS 'ironTIcd bread and
other dietary experiments.
Written by Robert - Potter.
science editor OF The American,
Weekly. youll find this article re-
markabIo for Us clarity and IN
formation
Don miss il Sunday,
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09
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Detroit Poultry

Market steady and hrm Hens , lhs
and up &c leghorn hens lbs and up
lsc. rock brniiers. 22c course and staggy
springers lsc leghorn staes 15c. rocb
springers 23c. COCKS. i0Iitc. young hen
10 lbs and up 25c young tom
Is lbs and under &c over y
lbsI 2oc. ducks. white isc. geese. lec.
FGGS-Market firm Current receipts
sc .undergrade. 2Tts n 2ec
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09
Leaders Discuss
War Tax Burden
rnt1 New. service stan Correspondent

WASHINGTON. Jan. 9. With
proposals for financ-
ing the war now including such
drastic suggestions as national
lottery and outright confiScation of
all income above $4,000. tax lead
erS were called into an important
today with Secretary of
the Treasury Morgenthau to de-
tcrminc' who VIII bear tho burden
of increasing federal revenues.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09
Army Job Applicants
Being Interviewed

Applicants for 300 civil service
Jobs in the army as radio inSpec-
tors. engineers and service tech-
nic.anS viii be interviewed today
and tomorrow at the Wayne
County Airport administration
office by Maj. r. NJ. Harnett OF
the army signal corps.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09

American WceE'y SUNDAY COM
plete 20 photographs o' these sur-
rcahst draw 0s, from tho mnd ot
Ia murderer,
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09
BIRTHS
GIRLS

Girls were born to;
shirley Roggin. 1927 plngree.
Emma Radford. 1927 Riopeue
Julia Simon, 27l6 Holly Dearborn.
Ruth Samelson. 2635 Cortland.
julia Sierota. 43 w. Gienwood. Eeorss.
Mary swerbensky. 1924 Plumer.
Eleanor Sitko. 1897 Harold
Mary SohoZak. 1897 Trombley.
Helen Shaw 1205s College. =.
Bernice snowden. 1900 Seward.
Irene Stratychuk. 4402 Parkinson.
Iinn.e Talley, 1921 Gallagher.
Winifred Todd 30 clairmoun,.
Mildred Toms. 6ig Emerson.
Arna Taylor. 62f W Grand Blvd
FRANCES Tafel 1922 r. Hancock
Dorothy Wugsazer, si3O Chapp. Centa
JuHannc welskotten. 1879 stra,hmoor.
Genevieve Wilson, l30es superior.
Ernesiine Knox. 3i32 Riopele.
stella Ko~aiski 5T29 Grandy.
Marguerite kiesiar 1881 Mark Twain.
Helen King 37l7 Nottingham
tleanor Kantor. 42i2 orleans
j ane' Leadcrmau. 296s SturteVant.
conc eta Ia Fata 3is2 Superior
josephine McCreedy 1851 Woodruff Fern.
Marjorie Modenhauer 1881 Pomona.
louise Mason 22i7 piquette
Louctile Marshall g57l Monica
crathe,rine Mkuta 2527 Campbell.
Dof1'ny Meufer Zudi3 BuH4i1.
Dorothy Mars 1854 carrie
Rose Mary M1sson 6i5l Appolne. Dear
Evelyn Nowak f2fi2 pnehar.,
Gerna Nouncote 1906 Plymouth reaf
NnEennc Mobile 1879 C1u,cy Nwlns).
St1ins No"lck- stl len1X
sihe. 0reskoy,c 5jl L,1s Hazel Parh
Iheimt PIaiSle hel HesEs
Ruby Port .r 5Is Fat Palmer
Jessie Pgnen, i5i Eae. Phla4e.phis Apart
Fave romeren1 8-si A'Brsen.
5I.la fatFf'nn ~. FtH krnt.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09
Science Fighting. Too
Medcs Seeking Perfect War Diet TO Keep U S.
Servicemen and Civilians in Victory Trim \

The war thrust upon by treacherous Japan that
every US partciyilIan mitaryn The
all-ou battle for victory. ~ \.A ,A.\
highly important in the struggle according scientists
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09

Gen. Hugh =. Johns n,
Americas Fighting Thinker"
Writes Daily for the Times. =
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09
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Toronto Stocks

Q.o'a3o0s supplied ~ Bcreard a Cc
V n.F0f. Prcfs Iu cents Noon prices
MINING
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09

These look like bakers ovens-but they shown iron
going through last processes be incorporated
bread restore essential elemn Photograph by
the American Rolling Mil Company.
will be in achieving perfect diet type
food which viii put soldiers and civilians their highest
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09

-DNN = bUIIIUFI---
pennsyIyania Bars Aliens

PHILADELPHIA Jan. 9 iINSl
All enemy alien, We're barred
from boxing or wrestling in Penn
-yiNania under "A rule issued today
Dy the state athletic commission.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09

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Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09
Detroit Stock Exchange

Net
Sales High Low 1880 Chge
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09
19i1-42 Range
High Low Div.

b lS -.
s-Psid or payable IN
stock er cash
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-09
Miss Rooms, Mr.. Lesson
Wed in San Francisco
Photograph by irving

Mr. and Mrs. Herman I. Ber-
ring and Mrs. Hattie A. Rooms.
recently received the announce
ment Of the marriage of their
granddaughter. Miss Marian Dor
othy Rooms, to Mr.. Raymond
Laurence Lesson. Jan. as. in San
Francisco.
Miss Rooms In a native Of Ia
coma but has spent most Of her
life in Seattle. graduating in 1910
from Ballard high school. Her
parents are Mr. Adrian II. Rooms
and Mrs. J. NJ. Richie OF the
same city.
Mrs. Lesson went to San Fran
cisco shortly after the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lesson will make
their home In the bay city.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-09
Mrs. Jueling
Is Hostess
Bride and Bride-to-Be Are
Honored ~ Luncheon

A recent bride. Mrs. Henry
Taylor. and bride-to-be. Miss
Margaret McGinnis. we're
honored by another recent
bride. Mrs. Paul Jueling (Jean
Hutchinson). Saturday after
noon at a bridge luncheon and
kitchen shower. Miss McGln-
mis- is the fiancee of Lieut..
d. a. Edwin Harvey Head
lund. u. s. N.
Luncheon was served buffet
style. guests being seated at sever.
al small tables. Yellow daffodlls
were used throughout the rooms.
Those present were hias Nc
Cinnis. Mrs Taylor. Mrs. Doug
lar Conyea. Miss Phyllis Dlckman.
Miss Betty June Howe. five TIA
coma girls who mot0red over from
the University Of Washington for
the occasion Misses Betty Doud
10 Ann Burmeiatsr. Virginia
Hainss. Virginia Grove and shir-
ley Robbins Mas Judy Fraser.
Mrs Bernard Chambers. Mrs.
Herbert Clark, Mrs. William
Osborn and Mrs James VIII.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-09
Nuptial Vows
Exchanged
Miss Frances Summers
WEEDS Mr.. Packard

The Little Church on the
Prairie was the scene Friday
evening of n wedding which
was striking in It's simplicity.
The ceremony was that which
united Miss Frances Sum-
mers. daughter Of Mr.. Frank
lin +. Summers and the late
Mrs. Summers. and Mr.. Mar
tin Cakes Packard. son of
Mrs. A. II. Packard and the
late Mr.. Packard OF Port
Townsend.
Vows were read II T.ss o'clock
by the Rev. y. l. Crooks IN = set.
ting Of white glsdioli and stock.
Escorted To the altar BY her
father who gave her IN marriage.
the bride wore brown wool
dresmmaker suit and eorssge n
green orchids.
Miss Mary Reltxel, who was her
only attendant. wore . black and
white silk afternoon dress and
eorsage Of gardenias
Mr. Dana Packard served his
brother as best man.
A reception at the BRIDES home
for members OF the family and
close friends. followed lhe wed.
ding ceremony. Mrs John Rob
erts. cousin ~ the bride. poured.
Miss Dixie Thompson cut the
brides cake. and another cousin,
Miss jeanne Munroe assisted with
the serving
Later. Mr.. and Mrs. Packard
left on a short wedding trip. Upon
their return. they will be establish
ed in the Washington apartments.
The bride attended the College
Of Puget Sound. where she was
a member OF Kappa Sigma Theta
sorority, and graduated from
Washington State college. Mr..
Packard IL also n w. 3. c. gradu-
ate.