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Recreation Program Begins
Second Period on Monday

srt ". Hsssr said Saturday.
These In sAeh proieet wiii havs -
its motto AN out fns dsfsnser
Three major preIsets vlii ~
stressed. first. improvement ~
morale which comes through
happy relationship with oshsss -
nns participates IN . asmmsn In
tsrsst hobby in sports No hasdi-
erafts: second. physical fitness and
strength through participation u
various competitive sports nasIes~
ing In this fighting. bodily contact
gam~~i third. activities whisb hsvs
. direct bearing on defenss. ps<h
a. bosing, wrestling. rifi~fy. veap-
onIs~s dsfenss and llajitsa, fsvst
aid classes and lnstrssctioa IN -
fsnss against chemical ~srfsrs.
Archery ~iIi undergo changes
which viii place n IN the istfss
alsss Thls sport ~sli - taught
each Wednesday night ~ Lincoln
high seheol b, Harry jenna
Roy Nsfmsn's class a ntsdiusa
each Monday wiil - faF isstrssef-
ing men. ~omsn. bays ana xssis IN
making srehsfy and ski equip
msnt.
Ths evening fsers~sson proxrnn
siIi pressnt many ether Glasses. IN.
eIpdinE ~ood carving. drawing sne
painting. weaving. sssisi. bsiist
and tap dancing
Additional information may ~
obtained ffom Director Hsssr -
phonlnE HTt has.
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Germans Begin
To Surrender,
Soviet Claims

Continued from Page Onsl
IN an i.ioo-nniie front from Lenin.
grad 70 the Black sea and TIRE air
force extended its operations to
the Latvisn and Lithuanian Dor
dsrs. more than 300 miles TO the
west. 20 blast railroads bringing
reinforcements 10 the hsrd-pressed
Germans
To bomb the railroad which ex-
tends westward into LaiyiA and
Lithusnis from Rzhev. 13s miles
northwest. big Russian bombing
planes were operating up to 600
miles from their bases.
Pilots especially trained in blind
flying were fighting through rag
ing billiards over western Russia
10 dive-bomb railroads and stations
and Red star said they had dis
rupted traffic on several lines
Reports from the front said
masses Of reserves were arriving
and Russian striking power was
increasing like a rolling SNOWFALL.
II was asserted that shock
forces were pressing the Ger
mans 30 hard on the Moscow
front that strong Mani rear
guards were unable TO Olsen
gage themselves from the
main Germ a N forces or to
break contact with the Rus
SLAMS.
At the extremities Of the front.
Ieningrad in the north and the
Crimea in the south, the Russians
were advancing all along the line.
Dispatches said that in the
Tikhvin sector of the Leningrad
front the Germans were trying to
make a stand in defenses built last
August and that in the Crimes,
as the official Communist news
paper Pravda said, The Red army
advances VIGOROUSLY along the en-
tire front the Germans are in
full flight. leaving masses of equip
ment behind
On the Moscow front the pick Of
the German army was threatened
with humiliation by a gigantic
pineers movement which extended
over the 150-mile front between
Staritsa and Mosalsk.
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man Is responsible TO the mayor
and the mayer to the council"
That seemed the ooneensus Of
the other city fathers and their
attitude was equally in agreement
on the question OF military bars,
stripes. eagles and uniforms.
I'VE don't want any one put
In jail for lmpersonating an
officer" Mayor Cain said.
Il suspect that the first order II
the army takes over and Mayor
LaGusrdis Is relieved will he that
no man is 10 wear any bar. star
or eagle of an army officer"
mir. Mayer" INTERCEPTED
safety Commissioner East
wood. that information al
ready has been received by
my department"
Many curious motions were made
in the protracted hearing. At one
point both = letter and a resolu-
ton from what was designated as
the chairman Of the policy COM
mittee OF the officers of the Ia
coma Home Defense units were
submitted. Yet one was signed by
Haakinson as chairman and the
other by r. f. johnson. also as
chairman.
Unhappy as the officers were
during the long meeting, they
probably were unhappier when
they stepped out Of the city hall
at 2:30. Unimpressed by the CD
signs. badges. monograms and
emergency use" signs on the cars
all around the building. police had
tagged them for sll-day parking
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teers.
such a headquarters is right
in line with the national civilian
defense policy To make local pro-
grams uniform" Cain said.
One of the immediate tasks
Of the new office will he
planning for use Of volunteers
In jobs other than those essen
tial 10 the protection Of life.
limb and property In time Of
disaster.
The first project OF the new
office will involve health. welfare
and morale. Volunteers are TO be
sent to every welfare, reereational
and health organization in the city
to determine what can and should
be done by volunteer workers. and
to ascertain what qualifications.
training and time required by
volunteers to fulfill the needs they
are expected TO serve.
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HERE'S MORE ABOUT
Japs Off Mindanao
sTARTs ON PAGE ONE

which have not been occupied by
the japanese. These islands IN
elude the important one Of Cebu,
with which American communica-
tons have been re-established.
Part Of the new Japanese forces
may be deployed to mop-up these
areas.
On the Luzon front, where Gen.
Douglas Macarthur and most OF
his American and Filipino forces
hold strong defensive lines tn
Bataan peninsula. and in the fort
ress Of Corregidor defending the
approaches To Manila bay. there
were further indications Of an i'm
minent japanese offensive.
"A Tokyo propaganda re-
port claimed that the often
slve against Macarthur has
already started and that the
first 4. :. defense lines have
been craeked.l
The latest word from Mac
Arthur. released IN eommuniqus
timed $50 a m. EST today
but reporting on operations yes
tsrdsy. said that action was con
fined TO intensive pstrolling and
ARTILLERY duels' while heavy
enemy reinforcemsnts' we're OBJ
served moving Up 70 front line
jump-off positions in preparation
for a big attack
The japanese air tset again
limited itself. Macarthur advised
To observation flights, presumably
attempting 70 plot a n sric = =
strong points and defense lines for
bonbardmsnt-
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Can Come
Under Act

OLYMPIA - Attorney Gsneral
Smith Troy said Saturday the
Eatonville Lumber Co. owned and
operated by the Federal Reserve
bank. could elect To come under
the state unemployment oompen-
sati0n law This would sntiiie IT.
employees To benefit checks Il they
were out Of work.
Jack p Bates, unemployment
compensation commissioner. quss-
toned the oompzny's eligibility %
come unoer the lsv since Il was a
federal fundamentally
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tAw en1eree0GNe - uuonuuuy
v fuil - trIa1s - tp1oo1ao1nn4
Ta~oma rzs<les ec<srss - 49,
a tnsy sse ss1sp6 = dpel<e eonno
IN wks<h rneoeoD1p WIltem :.
I.e0g runs ines spulslnnrs mnn1nU
nfrea(n
t.sst Aprsl temsy cnsueneevon4
eo-yssv~s,a rueise1 nnt11oK -
trss1 n nlasene rlnn tolllg'o -
sies ss~rt m esssrtevly eeu1nue
sfsss pattlaa ~ Z he11io agnoNGe
Lang. whs vHs trying - egvpne
hin fav pisysas ~ ra<1is fnlI 49,
a . D ~
vueay sfssrnsun II Js~1os c..
snes = tAvtae's tss<1ps seu1st >
lengthy hearsag ~ ~ - ~
Second aeuses aeoanIt seasDuo
svulvsna from : e~etlag w11eo
ISs rcstmnns an1 NJ w>fa L.
ellie. samlassssrs1 - consono1o
Lssg Nov. ~
rorsmans. ~ yeas - 1ntgy
wosksf. was nned - 90 ~
wife. ss-ysss-ci1 npsnswny 1alty
spssssr. ues fiasd etoo ~ snis1
degree Assault ~ jugs Lavton
II ths eou<ieslaa ~ ioo1lmpny.
Judge kaytna 80 ~ 1one1w
mony ~ not in1lsefs nposa6 -
nvss ssssuit. bsesuas IN ennno11
On Lang 80 ass su1traly unpee-
veksd.
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Arranging Funeral
For Suicide Victim

Funeral arrangements Were be-
ing completed Saturday at the
Sumner Funeral chapel for Elsie
Weaver. IS. who shot herself 70
death Friday a. Quinns cabin
camp In North PIysiiup
Miss Weaver. whose act IL bs-
hevsd 70 nave beer caused by ~
health resulting from an automo-
bile accident several months ago.
leaves her parents and slso a sis
ter. Mrs. Jeanette Goldsmith Of
Sumner.
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Continued from Page onel
city hall and unofficisily informed
the mayor u their support 81 Ian
sers nomination.
Appointment Of Isa.er
Saturday was made following
= fiye-hcur wrangie Friday In
which . group Of officers n
the home defense corp. de-
msnded the right 90 have .
say IN naming the new de-
fense coordinstor.
Although Mayor Cain and other
city council members made Il
clear they would make their own
decision. the crowd Of so or more
men and women STAYED In the
council chamber al the city hall
until $50 ?. m.
Ted Hsakinson and other de-
Tense corps officers confessed they
had no objections 10 Lsn~r. but
insisted that authority for his sp-
pointment and his acts rest with
the city council as q whole and
not the mayor.
The turbulent gsth ering
started In Mayor Gains office
at 3 .. m. Friday.
In talk to the officer group
at the armory the night before
Cain had offered the name Of
Lanser for consideration and sug-
gested that any other ideas be
submitted TO him at the city hall
Friday morning.
In general. those present were
from the motor transport. evacu-
alton and supply companies. not
the afraid. blackout. police and
fire protection groups. whose Of
fieers never have worn uniforms
or commissioned officers insignia.
Cain held q brief discus
sion with the other council
men after the delegation had
demanded repeal Of the exist
Ing defense council ordinance
to take powers from the
mayor.
After that. at 1i:30 a hearing
began in the council chamber The
whole crowd passed up the lunch
hour to go on with the discus
sion, in which the full eight-page
resignation report Of Bert Bradley
as defense coordinator was read
aloud.
Haakinson made another review
of the corps activitieJ which lasted
almost as long.
Most vocal member Of the
city council In the argument,
besides Mayor Cain, was
Utilities Commissioner O'Neil.
Are you here TO argue for one
man bradley or to ask US to
name a coordinator he asked at
one time. This man resigned
several times and as far as per-
sonally am concerned, he is out
done.
IF you want my opinion. the
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PENSION UNION MEETING

Regular meeting OF the Washing
ton Old Age Pension union meet
ing will be held AT 1880 p. m. Sun
day in Emerson hall. l10siz Broad
wsy. John Taylor. air warden,
will sneak
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Week Of Jan. n viii mark the
start of the second n weeks period
for all sehool-csntsred community
recreation program. Director Rob.
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faced starvation unless the Rcd
Cross could establish rslisf camps
with American funds.
Japanese re~triesien. were
changed frequently. rssinisG
innumershle Angle Amsrsess
businesses and keeping the
population In constant scs-
sosnie turmoil. n sss sbvtosss
that the restrictions we're
amended because NJ nsntisn-
s.s frleiIsa among Japanese
army ssd naval officers. far
riKn Diplomats and Shanghai
Authorities.
Tho first week Jspsnsss forces
occupied the city Was unsvsntful.
There ass no bioodshsd and very
few arrests. undoubtedly becsuse
tina japanese mad insufficient
troops 20 patrol ths metropolitan
area Occupation authorities e0sa.
stantiy sougbt cooperation n chi.
nsss and foreign leaders. prssum.
ably with fbs nope n influencing
favorable treatment ~ Japanese
lntsrnsd abroad.
Then cams tsrrorlstie outbreaks
Al lsas, three japanese soldiers
we're shot before Christmas.
bringing rsprisai threats from oe-
cupstlon authorities A house to
house search was promised n pc
ltleal terrorism continued
Ioyalist Chiae~e sefs ma
msiestsa. although ssssfs ss-
sffisflen. we're expected
against them ~ any Time.
supporters u sesia. Prs.iassf
Wang Ching Wei pfsdiets1 ths
Masking Fssims $3.50 -sssid
take ever the Preach comes
sion. thea s<ix~ the istssss-
tisasl sefflemenf.
Foreigners we're handicapped n.
nanfialiS because fhs Japsnsse
seemed unabis 10 establish z
Norkabls BANKING system. 81.
though moat Anglo Amsrbesn
banks eonigsasd 10 function an1ef
Jspaasss control.
The starvation threat parties.
larry Affected foreigners receiving
money from home.
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TOWNSEND MEETINGS

Following Is list q scheduled
Townsend meetings;
Monday - Mckinley Ave. club
No 7. a. 112l East 5sth At. install
lation o. officers and program.
TUESDAY club No. II.
- 42l2is So. 55th -. business
meeting.
Observation-Disclosures cluD No.
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N AIR R AID
w MEETINGS

A Civilian Defense meeting. 20
which all residents Of precinct ,
are Invited. Nlll b. held Monday At
7sS5 al Alien c. Mason school.
Residents of precinct 70 vii
meet ~ 1928 East s4ih a. a. 7
p. m Saturday.
Rssioents Of precinct Is. from
me upper sids Of Broadway 70 the
lower sds ~ Tacoma ave and
from So 1Ith u. % 50. 18Th -
vii meet ~ Eagles hsii Wsdnss-
day evening There viii b. infof-
nation on ar raid precautions.
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Lanser Accepts Appointment
AS Coordinafor for Defense

mayer IS director ~ welfare Tor
TIRE city - ire logical one II ee
responsible for home defen-e. n
vi b The not Efficient II The
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n 4 X Els lore ABOUT
Main Street

MAIN SUeeI
STARTS ON PAos oNRl
Jan. 10. Ernest r. whitmore Of
Buckley IL also q director.
Miss Agnes wersmas has re-
turned To Tacoms after q vacs-
ton spent At tho home ~ her
parents, Nr. and Mrs. Fred Wort
man in centrans.
Recent visitors In Everett were
Mr.. and Mrr. Roy A. Hartley.
Mrs. Edward .. Holmes. sais
No. Verde at. u recovering after
an attack Of pneumonia.
Edward Davey and Robert =.
Dusei are now stationed At shep-
psrd field. wichita Falls. Texas.
Mrs. e.r,raa. H.a..ehman. Of
Puyallup recently visited al the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. ,. l.. Ceff-
man OF Bremstton.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 4. Macdonald
Of Tacoma recently visited At the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Elias Glenn
OF Brady, near Montesano.
Mr.. and Mrs.. B~ri M,hm and
daughter Of Tacoma recently visit
ed for several days At the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Craft Of
Mccieary.
D. v. o'Fal,on. Tacoma. and
Mabel Gr~sbiii. Epuats. were
married recently by probate
judge at 81. Msriss, Ida.
Rivera Grnlrh and Dora Dale.
nurses in training a. 81 Joscphs
hospital. recently visited their
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Crnlch and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Dale. at Gle Elum.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Reybeek
and children. Gloria and Bradley.
Of Tacoma recently visited st the
home Of Mrs. Reybooks parents.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Hyar. Of Gle
Emm.
Phyllis Llndes and Nargif
Peterson we're In Seattle sstur-
day. planning To return home
Monday.
Mrs. .. p. Ls.her Is reported
recovering after inIunng hsr
shoulder in = fall At homs last
Saturday.
Dr. g. q. TrimbIe has been In
v1sed 10 deliver an address on
China At the meeting Of the Mems
+ Republican club Of Pierce county
at Hotel Winthrop Tuesday eve
ming.
Mrs. Homer y. smith of Long
Beach. Calf. formerly yerns
stone of Tacoma. received = letter
from hsr husband date Dec. ~,
and later official word from the
navy department that her husband
= alive. she had been Informed
previously he WAS Lost in action
Al Pearl Harbor Dec. 7.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. W. n,u. Of
Puyailup have just returned from
= trip 10 San Francisco. Tom WAS
one ~ the pioneer auiomobiIs deal
ere ~ Tacons. later engaged in
that business In Puyniiup.
stew. Ti.h. Clover PARK football
star. IL wondering whal IL beet to
40 with ar old Model T car says
he paid SO for u and mas already
refused $50 for the tires on u
In Tacoma Saturday we're two
NAr refugees. Mr.. aud Mrs. .. n.
Cook. jr.. Nho came 70 the Y. r.
VA clipper from Wake island ard
from Honolulu Mrs. Cook. the
former Isyl Johnson. daughter u
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred A. Johnson.
4szs ~. " 81 Departed on ne
frat clipper % lszss Honolulu
afisr ne Pssn Hsrtsof attack
FER husband. manager n the wake
ISLAND airport Nas passenger
aboard ths issi clipper - leave
ne tiny stand outpost They vii
stay attn Mrs. Iohnsona sister
Mrs. Charles :. Berry q uniysr.
sify Place.
Clifford Leeper. 2os No. ] 81
0as treated a. Tacoma CensfAi
hospital Saturday for eye injuries
caused b. looking INTO welding
arc. RE Nas released % Ma home
after first aid. hospital attendants
said.
Ezrl f.fas. IN CurrAh. son -
Mr.. and Mrs.. y. .. CBrrzh. $40
=
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20. a. 2sf0 East Z 81. business
meeting PARK Ave. cub 40 -
Park Ave. school. Rusfon club No.
] Ruston school. Sumner club No.
] a. Sumner. Tacoma club No. 4.
N0rmsnnz hall. business session
party r. honor ~ DR. Townsend :
birthday. dancing ana refresh
meats.
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E. L. Messenger
Succumbs al SO

CONTINUED from Page One)
and did much to build up the Ia
coma Y. NJ. c. A. and First Chris
tian church.
Young Lind received his educa-
ton in the Central school and the
old Tacoma high school. When
about 20 years OF age he entered
the employ of the Hunt and Mot
tet firm and was almost contin-
uously with the firm for 40 years.
Followed Sports
An enthusiastic fol lower of
sports, Lind Messenger was a
steady patron of Tacoma's base
ball and football contests. At an
earlier age he was an active ball
player, having been second base
man with the Hunt and Mottet
club in the old Commercial league.
He helped found the Twilight and
City semi-pro circuits here and
never lost interest in them.
Golf also was a hobby. He was
one of the charter members Of the
Fircrest Golf club. When the Hot
Stove league was organized a
couple of years ago, he served as
one of its first directors.
His Survivors
Mr.. Messenger was a member
of the First Christian church, the
University Union club-in whose
affairs he was active-and Ancient
Landmark lodge No. 26s. F. a. A.
NJ. He is survived by his wife
Bessie Goodrich, Of the home: two
daughters. Mrs. Harry J. Broom
field and Mrs. David ]. Noonsn
both Of Tacoma: two sisters, Mrs
Fred Wines. Tacoma. and Mrs
John Gerard. Seattle: his mother
Mrs. Adeline f Messenger. Seat.
tie. and three grandchildren. Betty
and Jack Broomfield and Betty
Lind Noonan, all Of Tacoma.
Funeral services will be held al
$50 p. m. Monday at c. c. Mellin.
ger Co. chapel. with the Rev. w
A. Moore officiating. Cremation
will follow.
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Is in Auditory
Dept. in PuYollup


illsry firemen snd business men az
the city met - the FIRE hsll FRI
asy night where they we're given
demonstrations On how - fight
hisses 81 dsffer~n; Or "a. Dummy
bombs we~ used and Ways 81
controlling them were shown.
u - announced ~ f1ne Chief
Chester Rrskefieid that any group
wishing information on bombs and
FIRE fighting wili he provided with
speaker ~ contracting him NJ
the fire hall
The American Legion AUXILIARY
with Mrs George Stewart pre-
siding. will meet Monday evening
81 Odd Fellows hail Ths meeting
il scheduled for o'clock and
members are asked 10 bring rags
for rugs "a b sent 10 the hoe
pitfalls
The auxiliary IL sponsoring q
Red Cross first aid class to be
held Wednesday and Saturday
evenings from 40 10 $50. The
class Is under the direction Of c,
4. Divine and the first viii re
held Saturday evening In the
Chamber Of Commerce rooms At
the city hall
weedcraft Meeting
Mr. and Mrs. c. NJ Alexander
VIII open their home, 2ie attn ave-
s. F.. Tuesday evening for the
January meeting Of the Neighbors
Of woodcraft. Mrs. W. u. Helm
soth. guardian neighhor. will pre-
side and the business session viii
be followed BY a social hour and
refreshments.
Funeral services for Roger Low
ell Hansen. three-day old son Of
Harley Hansen. were held satur-
day morning At 10 o'clock At the
wrigley and Clements chapel The
baby was buried in woodhine with
his mother. Gertrude r. Hansen.
PIT. 4. Make. Plan.
In order 10 complete plans for
the regular membership meeting
scheduled for Jan. 20. the execu-
tive board of the High School p
T. A. will meet Tuesday evening At
the home Of the president. Mrs.
I. c. Gaspard. $40 I'd st. ". ".
All members are urged to attend.
Committee ehairmen Of the
group recently announced for the
year are membership, Miss Ger
trudc Hansen; study group. Mrs
w. s. Colman. publicity record
book. Mrs. W. c. Pence: budget,
Mrs. Roy Goelzer; reception. Mrs.
J. X. Bum. refreshments. Mrs.
Verne Brouilette; hospitality. Mrs.
Charles Wildebour. and publicity
Mrs. J. A. stackhouse Serving on
the program committee are Mrs.
+. c. Berry. Miss Frieda Scheitlin
and Mrs. Eric Lindstrom.
Mrs Hugh Jamison will preside
at meetings of the Junior guild Of
Christ Episcopal church during
1912. having been elected head Of
the group at its annual meeting
Thursday night Mrs =. g. HIT
is vice president. Miss Esther
Aiken. secretary. and Miss Viz
ginia Turner. treasurer.
Special Communication
A special communication of
corinthian lodge No. IS. y. a A.
NJ. win be held at Masonic hall
Saturday evening At 7.3o. accord
ing to J. n. Bum. worrhipful mas
ter. Work will be In the Master
Mason's degree.
One Of Puyallup's smaller bui
expanding industries VIII be high
lighted by the Chamber Of Com
merce al its membership meeting
Tuesday noon when J. Il. creque,
prominent fur farmer. will discuss
sFm Pelting' Crsqus will have
pelts and pelting equipment with
/ him To illustrate his talk
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training Il san D1sgo slnes. he
Nlii 3fss IN : sBbsnafins.
Police Officer a. v. wiiiey sss
taken 10 sfniis working saturday
morning AMI Uas forced 70 20
home.
Al Davies. chief u ths Birch
field Boiler Co. credits the hlEn
morals ana speedy production II
ia defense plant 70 = ysrsatils en-
ploys. FRED Gina. VINO u q snipflt-
tsr ~ d4y and an artist ~ night
and mas expertly decorated tire
compAny's bsE shops Win huge
nursis. notices ard maps q Naf
IA the Pacific.
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Ezrl f.nas .syn CurrAh. son -
Mr.. and Mrs.. y. .. GBrrzh. $40
- Chsyenns enlisted n the =. 3
navy Dec. II. and h4s been IN
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Funeral services for Roger Low
ell Hansen. three-dsy old son Of
Harley Hansen. were held Satur-
day morning At 10 o'clock At the
Wrigley and Clements chapel. The
baby was buried In Woodhine with
his mother. Gertrude r. Hansen.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Reybeek
and children. Gloria and Bradley.
Of Tacoma recently visited st the
home Of Mrs Reybook's parents.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Hyar. OF Gle
Ehim.
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Clifford Leeper. zoe No. Il
xaa treated 81 Tacoma CensFAi
hospital Saturday for eye injuries
caused - looking INTO = welding
arc. RE Sas released % Ma hone
after first aid. hospital attendants
said.
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Mrs. Hugh Jamison viii preside
at meetings of the Junior guild Of
Christ Episcopal church during
1912. having been elected head Of
the group at its annual meeting
Thursday night Mrs =. g. HIT
is vice president. Miss Esther
Aiken. secretary. and Miss Vir-
ginia Turner. treasurer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-12

Dr. &. q. TrimbIe has been In
viied 10 deliver an address on
China at the meeting Of the Mems
Republican club Of Pierce county
at Hotel Winthrop Tuesday eve
ming.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-12

Phyllis Laden and Nargif
Peterson we're In Seattle aatur-
day. planning 10 return home
Monday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-12

IF you want my opinion, the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-12

Mrs. Homer D.. smith Of Long
Beach, Calf. formerly Serns
stone of Tacoma. received = letter
from hsr husband date Dec. ~.
and later official word from the
navy department that her husband
= slivs. She had been Informed
previously hs Was lost in action
AZ Pearl HaTbOr Dec. 7.