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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-11
BY ROBERT MUsEL
United Press Writer

NEW YORK - The SEQ 600 600
liner Hormandie. which sss 10
have sailed proudly again as the
u. 5. s. LAfsystts. lay on bsr slds
in the Hudson river TUESDAY while
investigation went forward 70 fin
blame for the blaze that laid lox
one Of the worlds greatest vessels
The fire-by all accounts from
a workers aostylens torch-ragse
for four hours Monday aboard the
50 .0OO-ton Sormandls. which had
been undergoing conversion from
idie luxury 70 war service Thotis-
andA Of tons Of water we're poured
into the vessel and that. IN ex-
tinguishing the fire. left her 40
topheavy on the incoming tide
that. II hours after the blaze
started. she rolled gently away
from the dock untE her port sids
rested on the siity bottom.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-11
Retail Clerks,
Crocers Agree
Sign Poet Avoiding
Any Work Stoppoqs

Recognizing their ebllKstlons
and responsibilities a. American
citizens. retail Erpcsrs q Tacoma
and Local 3s7. Retail Clerks Inter.
national Protective aA~.ciaflon
have signed . wage sErssmsnf
that " q guarantees against any
stoppags 81 work during Tho var,
me agreement IL In iins sith the
national policy % tho American
Federation u Labor. cf which ths
Tacoma local u an affiliate. 70
keep work EosnE during the erisss
into which the country has besa
plunged.
the agreement 10 based sn ths
cost of living ~ Indicated ~ fh<
figures eomplisd ~ the unitsd
states Department ~ Labor u
tcontlnusd oa Page .. Column ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-11
japanese Threat
Looms Darkly
In S. W. Pacific
ToDArsS WAR kotfS
tftes Q . pa. offla<l
rsit~a Press VA Assisst
~ LOUIS y kfEMlE

The Jsp.asse threat developed
omlnoslsiy 81 all focal pants -
fhs Southwest Paeifss Tussday.
~ the three key posass most Inn
Basdiatsiy .hFsstsnsd. ssnEsgoFs
appeared 70 b. IN de~psfsts poss.
uon. Ths Japanese claim % hsvs
repaired tfs breach in ihs ssass-
way from the nssinlnnd ard u -
pouring troops snd tanks onto th<
lsland. ln addition - ne~ landings
whlch pst thesa on IA rsiifosd
leading - ssngspors city. II That
% actually ths position. a sssnss
no longer a question: ~ ~hsthsr
Singapore can b. hsia. bat nsrsiy
how long. Developments - ths
neat day or two shosiia in3iiesta
1hetbsf u shossid b Fsehoned n
terms q days instsad a sseka
Th< second key poant msnscsd =
lava and TIA tblrd Burma. i has
seen obvious for days that ths Jap
Ansse have been preparing for an
scontinued On PnEs ?. Column ~
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WASHINGTON = rlore1s -
/ 4.axr<lsx 80 T<ser1ny. eftnr .
vkslk 10 Frssl<ee< noe~es@8- -
~ haS formally r~a<ns1 - -
:. dar~efsx q ne off1<s It e1F1'1e
3<fxuae
n. kse>~v<EE szzeesqsl>ntiy -
zs.snr~1 - . pre>e 1eH11<sseS
tai I1m@s ~ Land.4 fnrn1r -
e Harvard ~ s<1zoel szd pr>rnn<
executive off4c>r a. ocp. ~p11o
succeed Il ousr<fa n - -
ocD pest
rns pr>adset so thnt Lnndls
wouid h.rs f,nsi ~ - ep>r.finne
q ths ocu
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Tokfo - toffiez.l s<>s4rs~1s
rresss<s - uniI~s Press n <s~
fsrk saa s~a fr~aeisnsl i@p@-
ne>~ troops mossd steadily ever
the repaired Jehofs ezus<~sy 10
rrinfores aassnes aet&xnmenlH
sehleh are wfkhin ssxht miles e
Singapore city. p'a~nsl nespx sxeney
said Tuesday.
The hugs KFanits e&ar<Ssy Hal
been Blasted ~ the British sh~H
they evacuated the Maisysn main
lznd. bat the breach ~ss rePsifea
- = Japanese engineerinE corps.
alYateh from Iohers hn<ri
said
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Bob Later they we're identifisd
a. Bob Little ~ SPOKANE and Bob
Sesle q Seattle.
An indignant Tacoma Tines
reader called attention 10 the fact
that Little had grown up In Ia
coma and rad many friends here.
tcontinasd on Page .. Column -
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u. S. Victor
In Supply
Line Battle

BOsToN..The Christian Science
Monitor in a copyright dispatch
from Wellington. New Zealand.
said Tuesday that the battle Of
the supply line" from Americas
factories TO the far Pacific bat
tie front has been won.
The dispatch came from Joseph
c. Harsch. a Monitor staff cor
respondent who arrived at Well
ington with the first unit OF Ad-
miral Herbert +. Leary's Ameri-
can forces TO reach New Zealand.
Japan has suffered its
first serious reverse" the
article says. AN American
admiral commands the termi-
nus of the supply route. The
CONTINUED on Page 3. Column q
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Former Carrier Of Tacoma Times
One Of Flying Heroes in Burma

Flying Tiger squadren ~
tine ohinsss government. BOB
Little Aad Bob ssaie Of Sc
attic. zach shot down TIVE Jap
sne.e planes II . spectacular
degfight over Burma iast Fri-
day.
The news dispatches emAn4fing
from RanEOon. Burma. mentioned
the two men only as two Wash
ington state fiiers each named
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Tacoma could claim its first
known air hero o. the var Tues
day.
He u Bob Little. whose home
address u no~ SPOKANE but who
lived in Tscoam during Ms school
years. attending both Mason junior
high and Stadium nigh schools.
Al one time he Vas . Tacoma
Tines route Garner
As q member of America
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Nip Airn1en
FuriouSlY
Attack Ya1ln

WAnoouvUuont Jnpnnnus ~
semh~<s sss f<sr>ee11v s61nnh1nU
oee. pu4u1ee k1neA5ennv's -
~ usss1n opelemsIa - - es1onCo
- bta1s : 80 ~ : -vae11sv
drive s9nlnse - eu1nnUnppr1
Ansers<sa - E11c1ns 1rfun1rn
military e6rsrlnts - Tuas1no.
The bsme~r& pnnn1>fv rn1n6epnr1
during lese wee1's - n - -
~sr ever ~ r11l1Up1nna -
I'D h - tnsn1nvIn9 49, 49,
sffer hozr - n1oG1 - nu6nnn
sfns hsi~~~ wnere nnoeAr1nu<o
No h>ss - = - - mnmvs
/ Nc yssn.
- sss1st huunnpGnuno
wss 80 - I, 1uu1Unn1 -
-s~eneu - - T. = -
u111s <nonnme unnrn eDuuuD
s1g1bs nGnn1nu nop~s - :
nspah sngunrn - - -
Ames>nnn sun1nonnss - -
fn1nn1 = xrrnn
~ en>mv1n 11su~ommnnve 80
es<vylnG - unelr 1vw-ewe~u1rD
xftnxks s14>ael - manus -
f~mrp s~kns ~ - ~ neeAsennKo
hss<if<l e 80 pzrsusft p1onos -
ths rsfEilag ~ = - an1b<Ir
efsft xusx
nuDs~ms To- >ens
War a1p~ffmnn< ae<z<l~z& 1892
lns Ihs isz~eE repe<fs feee1~o1
frorn hs<Artszr. 80 NJ nen1e =
s4ps~m< t<~< s~sm~a - - 60
II s&nd ~t<h - Genpe c<sEnuur
s~r~a perhaps l0~te-f 90 - -
o<nt arrivals q I&pee&ee <onp
peft@ n L@nx<x~s Esiif - -
tsy sbs&s nstsAnfs netf1ruxN1c1s
Al<hmzxk ramassznzq<se -
aes4 q s'n<@ss flxs<inx rp<~n1n9
sero&s n~fAsa r<nAnsziA u1r1o
Ma<AfthaFn ilnes ef& s<lleSN@ -
ezt<na fa< ssrss< - 1iiee -
th@ Casa - - Manlia -. .
~sr d~p<<sm~s< Anfesmsn< -
fxp.n<ss pi.nee wer~ s4rry1~1 -
s<uns a. n s<<ses ssz1e ~
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Main Street.

Douglas Armstrong. son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Armstrong. 21s
No. Yakima ave. has enlisted In
the U. S. navy and 1t present n
awaiting his call 10 report for duty.
Mayor Harry r. Cain Monday
night evidently forgot the army's
ban agains news about current
weather conditions. In opening his
weekly broadcast he described Ia
coms's weather with a single word
College Of Puget Sound has been
asked 10 supply u women students
10 aid IN registration Of men for
sslective service on Saturday. Sun
day and Monday. The goods viii
be given instruction in their work
CONTINUED on Page 2, Column ~
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Schools Won't Close
On Lincoln's BirthdoY

Thursday. Feb. IL. anniversary
Of the birth Of Abraham Lincoln,
will be a holiday for some Ia
eomans. II will be observed at
banks. and city hail and courthouse
offices will be closed. Glasses will
be held as usual in public schools.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-11

OLYMPIA-Lt Col Walter J.
belong. state director Of seieetive
service, has been promoted 70 a
fun colonel. according TO word re-
eeived Tuesday from the war de-
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Straw B allot
DeLonq Promoted To Full Colonel

psrtment. Col. Deiong also il
adjutsnt general II the state
guard His promotion ITill not re-
suit in any change IN mis- present
ass gnments.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-11

Without guarantees of any
sort, this column today reveals
first totals in its current city
election straw balloting.
The mock poll now has been
under way two weeks, with pri-
mary election day two weeks away.
How accurate Is IL? I haven't
the slightest idea.
II is designed solely to stimulate
election interest and to entertain
IL is not designed to be a guide for
bettors.
Approximately 1000 ballots now
have been received.
Mayor Cain continues to en-
Joy a commanding lead; Paul
Warren gained slightly pro-
portionately in the second
week.
In the safety race Frank Callen-
der still leads, but failed in the
second week to hold the sizeable
edge he previously had acquired.
MILESTONE gained proportionate-
~ and chung TO second place, while
Langseth gained materially and
took third place from Dabroe. The
latter now is fourth.
Fifth spot went to Commissioners
Eastwood, who, at the close Of the
first week, had been sixth.
County Clerk Craig, in the
controller contest, stayed in
first place, but saw the big
proportionate lead he had held
whitfield down.
Lemley, in second place a week
ago. gave way to Schlegel. who
kept up his pace. Lemley went to
third.
Bradley gained materially.
Lambert gained slightly and
hung on to fourth place.
Here are the standings at
the close of the second week
remember, no guarantees. , {:
FOR MAYOR
10 to be nOminatedl
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-11
Liquor Board
Is Challenged
Judge SoYs Coses
Withheld From City

Police Judge w A. Richmond
Monday afternoon made public
from his bench the charge that
the state liquor board deliberately
withheld cases from police court
because of his promise to send
violators 10 jail.
Il have been asked what my
procedure would be in bootleg
ging cases" he asserted. and my
answer would be that I would give
violators days In jail. As direct
consequences Of my promise. We
have not had a liquor case in tins
court since last June.
The county has been get
ting them. Last week. x2.400
Was paid out In fines without
one jail sentence. This 10 city
business. The city should get
II all.
The liquor board doesn't want
these men to 20 TO jail. II IL not
trying to abolish 'bootlegging.' but
In a measure eondoning 1t. l am
stating right here and now that
the liquor boards handling %
these cases IL terrible
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-11

BANK TRANSACTIONS
Tacoma .............. s5,s7s. 900
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NO HYsTERIA REPORTED

Swope reported that there Il
no hysteria. no hasty thinking and
no panic" and that there Is No
food or clothing supply problem
excepting in a few isolated cases
in the outer islands.
Bomb shelters, both private
and community, are being
rushed to completion, and ci- 4.
VILLAINS are aiSinK wherever
possible on defense projects,
he said.
swope reported that most of the
$4,000, 900 allocated from Presi-
dent Roosevelt's emergency fund
for civilian defense in Hawaii al
ready has been assigned to spe-
cific projects.
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Judges Anger Apparent

Judge Richmond. his anger sp-
parent went on 10 say that he
hoped recent change in the per-
sonnet Of the liquor board would
bring about . change in policy
regarding the boards attitude To-
ward police courts and warned
CONTINUED on Page IA. Column -
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I0NuOS-ouus uu11ssngy -
sexs~v~ hess rupe1sy ssppsnsse
h~1~f snss maunpnse ~ -
wissts ~ ~ - hsu1a
The 49, - ~ uv1o1ne smUose's
sv~~s easessn n~seDnu - -
sss<~a - . sss~eunp era<e'1nes&
IONnON--A uu6ooonsy 49,
wvr~sas~s. s1m1ee>sg rusneng
ssss ~ ssv~ss@ess - - ~
seswnnssss - 1apnss~s ssns~s
skss ~ esuns~ay h~e~sea 49,
sp~ve 80 ~ n.sslee1 - -
Repaired. 49, shas n wns 49,
c~svshs~ ~ hs~eeA - enss
cies~a ~ sspsss~s snussepvs.
Tvs e.masessseev sne1e ~
s6uus..t~s wnes aae~1 sn~se
ssp~ss-> S>pssss shst se>@v
tvsap> ~es~ pssstss sesess -
eass~wss h ~hsea ~ nste,ne
~ hsswa . great hv~sk.
~~..cs n nsann
- ~-..~-
:.
MINIATURE ms ~
msshins snn nehune n = -
western asharsn n nlnespnss ssss
Tuesday, q new inpoS<1ee inveN1n1
forces lsndsd 81 t~e ooss =
ard hsfsisd thsiF ssy -
80 nr,,,ss ,u.srssls
Th~ rrsvlfy ~ me poeittnH q
the defenders wss smphsanee :,
the mounting rsmbss n AFfnlsfy
firs, ths curtain Of white snti-sir'
craft shell puffs snd . niie~ =
smoke west of tne city Ensss1
artillery .h~Ils ssill ~sre sasrslin1
IN the satsklrsa
Noe ~~ssnssasss svs@ -
AGO. lnuuse1tsssiy 49, -
nsssspss~ essy h~an~ ps~sssg
i~ss ~ n.ssn s~sk1ese1~i -
hsssss~~s ssssss~ss
Hlrh military sffiei.is ssid ths
the sfuAfion uxs serious regard
inn the Island - . whole foiie~tnl
ns~ Japanese landings under |
Tremendous artillery harfAGs duf
,ns the NIGHT ~ ms north eees1
h~t~s~n sunx<s kfaaji nn1< ns1n
s~i Msndsl.
rGsm oGFHN~1se ~
ks~my forces which pfesio'e''
had pl.ansa % the ssst snast ser
tlnu<a 10 push back tha asfene
feTce. snd ~sf~ fixnfinG - -
40 Nith tbe troops isndsd - -
noysh coast. Hs@f th~ tsns~ws
from Juhofs nhsru ard NJ 81
rcd lins l<~<iiax % Singapore sst1
f1n@mm~n~ HfHmM6znn1& E1m1MMMU
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-11
Ask Women,
Children 10
LeaveHawaii
Evacuation OF
Islonds Urged by
Territory Director

WASHINGTON - Women and
children in Hawaii are being urged
TO evacuate the islands. Guy ].
Swope. director of the division Of
territories and island possessions,
revealed Tuesday.
Gas masks are being dis
tributed to the entire popula-
ton, he also disclosed.
Swope. reporting to Secretary OF
Interior Harold L. Ickes after a
15-day visit to Hawaii. said that
emergency hospitals had been set
up in a public school and a con-
vent. providing nearly 1000 re-
serve beds. He said Hawaii has
a good number of doctors"
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Here's Today's Straw Ballot

Mail Mel Voorhees, Times Building. and observe thes
rules:
l. Must be sent in by mail. 2. Only two ballots pc
envelope.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-19

PORT I.EHIs--Wsnt q - -
efflcers- sreeisi cpposfunltlz.
now await i - - year 60 80
who enlist n - army. In sd.Elz
tion 20 n<inz sAls to serve n re
nrnnch e s<rxIee ~ their So
selection men ever ~ years =
ses are silEihss - attend sny =
re cfflcer ezadldsts srneelz -
session nux.
Enlistment rFoec<fure. have -
zimrllfi~d. snd sprisesnt. sFe 49,
assigned dir<etly u th< hr.nxA =
service fcr whleh they srrly.
After campt=sloa a n.-ic train
lnE an enlisted ran may - -
u an off1esF een.ihfsfs seheaz
where after Finishing th< eo-dsy
course hs recelsss = eemml~<lon =.
second heaIen.nt
Branches - re s~rxiee new
open fcr ~ snd - var OH veian-
teers include. Infantry. cavalry.
cosst ard field artillery. snkin<<fs
signal corps. sir fire.. srsanF<d
force. quarssFmsstsr. orin<aes
chemical warfare. medical enrrs
and corps n military police
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MXVWSMNyN1lVlNlIilN nt0vlN,IIIzN
= !! [.A 8! -!
~ PIERCE COUNTY PERSONALITIES


office. says snlistments are %
good he doesn't have time II enjoy
any more Of Puget Sounds fishing.
Men Fisher Is one Of the recent
additions TO personnel at the Fort
Lewis motor base. q long stretch
from the tavern atmosphere.
Del cl.h.axh has a new hunt
Ing dog a Chesapeake named
Mike" nov about IL months old.
Or. Frank R. madison. widely
known doctor. has joined the army.
and viii leave Monday for Brooks
hospital at Fort Sam Houston. san
Antonio. Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. vernon n. shield.
and daughters are leaving soon
for Texas. where they viii visit
Mr.. Shields mother, who Is re-
ported seriously III.
Patrick g. seymour. son of Mr..
May Z. Seymour. 611 Fswcett
ave. was recently promoted from
technician fifth grade TO TECH
nicisn fourth grade at Paine field.
Everett. Seymour IL q commits
sary clerk at the u. 3. air base.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-19
Song Was Combined
Effort OF Two Persons

Editor. The Times: We. Wesley
NJ. Osborne and Anga Mclean
want the public to know that there
was an unintentionsl mistake
made in the announcement given
over Station KJR (Seattle) on
Wednesday. Oct. IL. 1912 at 9
o'clock p. m. This program Is
called the schoenfeld's Melody
Makers and featured the song
Way Up in the Blue"
This number was not written by
one Of US alone but by the COM
bined efforts Of both. namely
Wesley NJ. Osborne and Anga
Mclean. This WIN also correct
the statement made in The Times
on the 18th concerning this song
that came over the air.
WESLEY NJ. OSBORNE.
ANGA MLEAN.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-19

Awakened BY ths touch % ec1d
hands. Mira Pred = nr~nt f,os
"a. 18Th IT.. turned o. hsr 49,
rom lights IN tisns te 80 . Strange
man flee from ths heuss. ~ tss1
police Saturday.
she said the brsssn thisf hst
apparently entered through ~
unlocked frunt door. sa1 stp,s -
from hsr purse b>fays Me sasss
swnko her about ss10 3. N.
Mrs. Ruth Hsnsen rsported 70
police Saturday = thisf snssr~d her
unlocked apartment 81 zaos IN
ave. and stois . p<7eo watch fFoN
her purse.
Mrs Irving Ross. III ~ -
IT,. told police prowisr susaiss1
Inso her floral shnp late vri1py
and stols SO Without ~
knowisdss.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-19
PEACE OF MIND
SURELY WORTH
PENNY A DAY

Peace of mind is certainly worth
. cent a day to you. That's what
you get when you keep your war
bonds and other valuable papers in
your own safe deposit box. where
fire, thieves and bombs can't get
to them. You are invited to in
spect the great vault OF the WASH
lngton Safe Deposit Company at
18th and Pacific in the Washington
Building. Hours convenient to all.
and especially to working people.
Open daily from $50. to $50 and
on Saturday from $50 to 1, and
then in the evening from 6 to 8.
adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-19
Must Serve Year
For Auto Theft

Andrew J. Remesnik. 2o-year-
old Vancouver shipyard worker.
Saturday was sentenced 10 a year
In the road camp and an additional
two years Of probation on his plea
Of guilty TO a federal violation
involving interstate theft Of an
auto.
Federal Judge Charles II. Leavy
accepted pleas of innocent from
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Pecore. in
dicted jointly on q white slave
charge. Their trial was set for
Nov. IL.
Jack Norman. who has been in
Jail since July for alleged trans
portation of a young woman be-
tween Kelso and Portland, also
pleaded innocent and his trial date
was fixed for Nov. 10.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-19

Two Tacomzns have enlisted IN
the Z. S. maritime service. It "a
announced Saturday. They are
Arthur 7. Mute. son Of Mrs. Mary
Mute. 6o2s So. Hood St. and Glao
Tcmssi. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. An
tonic Toma.i. 5ss4 So. Adam. q.
Mr.. and Mr.. I'd s.y,. and two
sons removed this week 10 e47
Ridgewood ave. having purchased
the house from the A. n. Jordan..
The calendar shows its mid
October. but an Easter lily Is
blooming In the yard at 2s2s So.
Sheridan ave. the home Of Mrs.
Helen Rose. There's one large
bloom as well as a sizesble bud
Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz Bernard and
family Of Mckinley Hill this week
moved to e2e No. State st.
Friends viii be happy to learn
that Arthur r. Hansen. formerly
OF Puyallup. has received his SER
geant's rating Just five months
after entering the U. S. army. Sgt.
Hansen, son of Mr.. and Mrs. AxeI
Hansen Of Puyallup. is the son-in-
law Of Mr.. and. Mrs. r. c. Smith
of Seattle and nephew Of Mr.. and
Mrs Aryid Hansen Of Tacoma. He
Is now stationed at Luke Field.
Ariz.. as an administrative clerk
with the 345th school squadron.
In July, Sgt. Hansen's wife. Helen.
Joined her husband and they now
reside in Phoenix.
MrA Emile Graves. $40 No.
sprague ave. has returned home
after q vacation trip to Portland.
Salem. San Francisco and Los
Angeles.
David Lloyd. Stadium graduate.
Is now attending CPS while work.
ing nights In a local shipyard.
Bob Snodgrass has been listen
ing TO some Of his former high
school chums talk about their ex-
periences in the navy. He claims
to be looking forward to the day
when he too can be wearing a blue
uniform.
Chief Fire Controlman d. NJ.
Kelly, of the local navy recruiting
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Obituary n Offices
JOHN b. DIERINGER

John B. Dieringer died in a local
hospital Friday at the age of a..
A native Of Wisconsin he had re-
sided in Tacoma for over 90 years.
Dieringer made his home at 1412
So. 23d st. Surviving are seven
daughters. Mrs. Barbara Simpson.
Mrs. Agnes Sexton, Mrs. Edith
williams and Mrs. Ethyl Murphy.
all OF Tacoma; Mrs. Gertrude
Laster Of Ogden. Utah; Mrs. Clara
Latham OF San Francisco. and
Mrs. Marie Lee Of Whittier. Calf. :
five sons, Peter Of Barstow. Calf. ;
Paul and Anthony OF San Fran
cisco: Joseph. In the armed forces.
and John Of Tacoma; 30 grand
children. including Thomas saxton
and Arthur Latham who are stu
dents in the Jesuit order; and one
great grandchiid. Cassidy and
Allen will make funeral announce
ments.
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Tacoma Brothers
Serve in Navy

chief osnrt~rmsxter G. W. IRA
ham. officer n charge ~ the Ia
coma recruiting nffics. snnoanc~d
saturday entrances ~ twc T.eoua
brothers into she u. a. navy.
They are Robert ard penjnnIu
Ansrach. scns 81 Mr.. ard MFs
Paul An~p.ch. <aoe No. Orchard
a. Robert attended ss~dium high
school IN fetn where Ne played
eenterfi~id an TIE school hasehaIl
team. Benjamin enrolled IN Ma
son intermediate school and wns
sctivs In foothali. baseball and
track. Robert 10 10 and n~u5a-
min "a.
Other enilstmsnts In ths navy
Saturday were:
Arthur George Becker. zoo 10.
77th at: Harry InEvsid Swansea.
RI "a. nox so-n. Joe Allen Pro-
thro. 1T 4. Bnx OF. Howard Men
Clinton. 1907 ~. Cedar 81: Evan
Clark Tuttis. r. Q. Bos <7i. Roy
Bond sswhiIi. TiliIcum. and Ronald
Louis Craig. Buckley.
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sesiss duty - N slr ea<pe -
Kelly vleid. IT,. wh~rp uprn eenl-
plefior ~ training. ~ w1II - e~un-
lni~ion<d : n>ccnd ilsuteaank
Msi<ndr. . graduate - nln<nnm
high schnnl. 49, 1Iscnarue< ~
ne navy - nrrnsd-enns ppl1v -
ficsr nearly = y>Ar aG~ nrna ~
resfi ttaxnn< ~ eaf1gee1 y -
army fcr air duty.
A younger hrofhes. prnatd. = .
FiF<i .cisns pity eff1e~w win 1zvu
y~~rs service IN his cr~6IL ~
had h<~n discharged win n1nrla.
but returned ta IL f1e>< 49,
Pearl ftArhcr. Ne u seatbuaa1 -
San rrAncisre a present
Mr.. Msl<n1y. pnst pve~sdpHe =
th< Navy Mothers club hsn -
other scn. Clyde. r.. whs Win srnu
~ old enough n enlIss. Ne hns
won icrsi ard international snsII-
hire rifle matches ard y new a.
tending STADIUM hish srhnnl
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Arrest Six
For Liquor

In a series Of raids here Friday
night. state liquor agents arrested
four men and two women for
illegal sales.
Bail of $500 apiece was required
from each of the following for
Illegal sale Of liquor:
Douglas e. Scott 20. operating
at 1345is Commerce ST.; Sherman
s. Kelly. 80. operating at 1913
Market st; John Piazza, 30,
operating at 1347 Fawcett ave. /:
Joseph Miller. 33. operating at
5222is South Tacoma way; Mabel
r. Brown. 80 operating at 1907.
Commerce St: Bobby Griffin. AZ.
operating at 1918 Commerce st.