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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-15
Plan Preside
Fete Tonight
Delta Pi Omieron Party
To Have War as Theme

so This Is War" is the
theme of the Delta ri 0mi-
cron fireside party which Is
to be held Saturday evening
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
4. p. Winskill.
General atmosphere OF the
occasion will be one of the
difficulties and inconven-
fences brought about by the
war. All guests will be asked
to bring their own butter. cof-
fee and sugar. Everyone will
have to wear his coat, hat and
gloves, for the temperature
will be kept below normal.
The only heat will be fur
nished by the fireplace.
Members, alumni and guests
viii compete for prizes In select
ing the best war slogan. best
conservation ideas. best plan TO
end the war. most important
soldier in the war 20 far. and
the best propaganda. A pro
fressor quiz viii be featured In
a program, and prizes viii be
given for the worst answers On
the war.
Raymond Running IL general
chairman for the evening. Assist
ing him are Paul Raymond and
Donald McCort-
Special guests for the party
VIII be Richard BJorkland. Garth
Dickens. and Robert Garrison.
Alumni invited are Richard
Bacon. William Hindberg. George
Fisher, and Msrius Berthoiit
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Dinner Party
For Soldiers
Alphs Zeis Chapter 70
Cook Meal for Musicians

A lucky night for members
of a Fort Lewis band will be
Monday, when members of
Alpha Zeta chapter. Epsilon
Sigma Alpha. business and
professional women's soror-
ity, will entertain them nj
dinner at the South Tacoma
US0 center.
Dinner will be cooked by
the girls. and will be served
family style, in an effort to
give the boys a suggestion
of home.
Following dinner. the remand
er Of the evening VIII be devoted
TO dancing and games.
Epsilon Sigma Alpha has been
especially active through the
winter months and has given
numerous parties for service men.
At present. the group In conduct
ing q stocking drive In several
of the business districts through
out the city. Contributions will
be turned over 10 thu Red Cross.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-15
Club to Have Annual
Dance Saturday Evening
Spirit Of ST. Valentine TO Dominate Scene
OF Smart Affair in Hotel Winthrop Roof Garden

Hearts, cupids and trees will carry out the theme of St.
Valentine for the Comus club dance Saturday evening
the Hotel Winthrop Roof Garden. cocktail party for all
members and their guests has been arranged by the
mttee to be held from TO 10 o'clock Dancing will begin
at o'clock.
Three large hearts, frnged with lace does will form
the background for miniature white tree mirror
ering the cocktail table Around the tiny cupds and
hearts will SAIL refectng the light from large red candles
sweetheart cupid will be part of the arrangement and
pussy willows will lend a graceful touch.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-15
Tacoma Churches
Back Pinball Bill

fcontlnusd from Paxs onsI
churches In The city ~ Tacoma.
urging that thsy s~nd letters en-
dorsinx the bin 10 ths members
of the morals sommittss II the
house Of representatives Plans
are under wsy for . representative
delegation 10 attend the COMMIT
tee hearing On Tuesday evealn9.
Fsh. 18th - 7.so In hosss conn
mittss rom No. II.
Parents. tss<hsrs sna oth~rs
interested IN protecting tbs movai
wsIl-b~ing II our youth shouid
make every sffart po~sihss 70 sup
part this movement ~ chvistias
msn and women Ne feel very -
finlisiy that gambling u dstxs.
mental 70 the highest typs -
character ina boys and girls wiss
isarn 10 gamble On pm ball nssh-
Ines to-day are 70 b ths esminx
citizens Of tins postwar worid and
anything which destroys the hssie
qualities at honesty and thrsft
viii be harmfa for ths yssfs 70
conss
n 10 sndsrstood that church
groups In otker cities IN fhe stats
ksvs taken slmlisr action.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-15

ns p>tits young lady y La
oonmrlrk effleient smpiays
IN retsrman sters efflee M =
. graduate u IIeeoln high srhaol.
elass II - whiis in srhrni nhs
was . repeater for TAe Nsws. Ian
coin student nswppar>r. rysar 10
her marriage her name was In
rrlm.
Another fafHsr auto salesman
~ ran intn 81 me yard wss tly1s
tn1skl ntshsp works n stsFes
department. ~ dAy ann -.
rrssy w..ss.. mayor II nll,sn.
shspflsssrs heiper working for +
Mar Toler. drapp<d HE end of N
angie iron On hls to<s netfeF
hang On nent time. Percy.
oeaxr.ial.iiaa: are N order 10
the management for the fine new
seml-monthly ne~spap~r - flrni
issue out . few days asos-Ths
Keel" Jee nasdlrh. former sparta
editor ~ the Ab~fdeen World. u
ppisor. fIls office u IL the north
Vest corner of the snold iaft huild~
Ing by shop 4. Just across frsn
the toni room Joe II . swell
guy and viii wslcome CENTRUM
tons.
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Valentine
Party Given
Am. seisees CHI
Zee csisesd klsvies

An old fnshioned vnlonttno
box. complste with red kenrln
and white frilla. eontorud tn
table for ths vAlentine pns4y
enjoyed BY members q ~
Aria and GeIouee club -
Wednesday evening u ne
uomen's clubhouse.
Movies In teehnIcoior show.
ins the growth Al orehldo wae
enjoyed BY ths me1pbeTs r.
lowing 4 business u,eottn0.
4 soeIai heur foi1owe1. w116 ~
msmhers eoll~ettn9 sDnut - ~
~. nayjy 1>easats1 - vn6on6Ine
eoIovs. ov~r whirh IL nonee1 -
psrs sast . snfs eisw.
tfnsasanns ~ ~ eveutng wnru
Mrs. uenevt keftas. - A1on
hsls<sth. r.. ~ h1sa nvnoee =
nhaw Mn rsnnt rxv1o ppoot1o4
ovsF ~ eofcne npwv5ee
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Autopsy Frees
Trio From Jail

Death of Edward c. Young. 90,
who was found in tioeflats shack
at So. Hollywood Thursday. was
caused by a heart attack and acute
alcoholism. Deputy Coroner George
Hoffner told Captain of Detectives
W. e. Farrar late Friday. Hoffner
made ms decision following an
autopsy, performed earlier in the
day. Following Hoffner's report.
Capt. Farrar said three men held
by police for investigation of the
death were released. They are
John Hal. Steve AcDonaugh and
William G. Martin.
A native Of Union City, Pa,
Young Is survived by q brother.
Albert, IN New York City. and
four sisters. Mrs. Mabel Holman.
Mrs. Rena Turner. Mrs. Fern
Metzger and Mrs. Bertha Brake
man. all Of Union City. The body
il at Tuells mortuary pending
funeral arrangements.
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Colds Enjoy
Gay Dance
Anderson Hall Colds
Have Valentine Psrfy

Through a large heart in
the doorway, the girls of An
derson hall, College of Puget
Sound, and their guests, en-
tered into the festivity of
their annual Valentine ball
Friday evening. Heart-shaped
programs, interviewer in red
and white, added to the sweet
heart motif.
Miss Marjorie Simpson,
newly elected social chairman,
made the plans for the dance.
Her committee heads were the
Misses Jean Thurber. pro-
gram ch hartman; Thelma
Smith, decorations; Robbie
Lee Robertson, refreshments,
and Alice Clay, clean up.
Hostesses were the Misses
Lucille Ludwiek, Helen Patricia
BEEN, Dorothy Backland, Mildred
De Spain. Beverly Holfstetter.
Robbie Lee Robertson. Thelma
Smith, Jean o'Connor. Jaunita
Robinson. Jean Thurber. Helen
Wahrgren, Hilda Feuz, Shirley Ro-
berts. Esther Mann, Kathryn
Woods, Mary Kathryn Hager,
Becky McDermid, Janice Barn.
stable, Alice Clay. Jane shaffer.
and Lu Jean Logan.
Their guests were William
Ross, Paul Houston, Robert Dom
ley. Lynn Axelson, lie Roy
Vaughn, Norman Anderson, Ber-
nard Crowell. Roy Berg, Frank
Hanawalt, Byron Larson. Gene
Weber. Murray Hyde. Edward
Book, Herman KleineI, George
Lutz, Donald Lause, William
Radcliffe, Robert Creso. Frank
Price, and Walter Seabloom.
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Members ~ Circle X meet With
Mr.. 4 X. Murray. ssis Ne.
Tyler. with ne~s.m<. fsan nai.-
h~naff and I'd Es.msn assisting.
Mr.. =. W. saulres h.s eh.rxs e
the niele study with ssrieu.
members taking part. ard hral
George Dunlap wiIi have ms snls.
zsen study. hra Hen x>lxier. AT
Ne. L. win entertain Circle ~
with Mira George omAnn asazst-
Inc. Mrs. c. I Stewart ana Mfa
Jaeeh Jacobsen are study i>sasrA
Circle T viii hald . birthday
party mneheon ~ the homo a
their president. Mra A. orume-
link. Io7s No. Anderpon. with
Mira Burma ro< assisting. The
program eoaslsss a desetlcns.
mission study and . hoax review
concluding with . tAlk ~ Mfs.
Frank n hlilsean On wefh IN
China.
Asa On Wednesday al Il %
members 81 Grels n meet with
Mrs.. A. |. RaaEht IN the Ansoasa
Apts. 1ie No. Tacoma ave. with
Mrs. Margaret Graham and Mrs.
Frederick nesbe - study lsaders
Al ncon Circle l. wtii meet with
Mrs.. Glenn Williams. Apt soa. IN
the InGisslde. 7oh No. Taeoma
ave. with hra. @. [. Finch assist
ing. Mrs =. L. Church issds the
dssotlons. and Miss Mas Howard
has the mission lsason.
Mrs.. Z. J. France. sis No.
Stevens. viii sntsrtsln members
of Circle n 81 2so Wednesday
with Mrs. v. Bentley assisting.
Mrs C. Davis weysrhasuser Win
lead the Bihls study. 10 b. follow
I'd by . social hour and tee.
Business girls making up the
F1orenos u. Nays guild VIII meet
In Nelson hall az $50 for dinner.
hrs stephen Young win rive the
Bible lesson followed BY q talk
by Mrs. Frank n. Miiilcan.
Circle o VIII meet Thursday In
Yoder parior for . business meet
ing At IL .. m. followed by =
pot luck luncheon. and Bihls
study led by Mrs Clara walsn.
Mission study h In charge Of
Mrs. n. A. visser. Members win
remain 10 prepare for the dinner
that evening.
Al noon Thursday Mrs. Carl
johnson. fsi4 East sist.. viii en-
terrain members OF clrcle q. Nrs.
Mildred Leavelle VIII asslsf. Mrs.
Arthur ~ overturf viii have
charge Of tho Bible study. Later
the Rev. c. Walter johnson. mis-
slonary connected with ths u. =.
Tacoma Indian hospital. viii show
pictures In tsehnieolos. Of the
work being done fhsrs.
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New Officers
Are Elected
keiehbors Wooderaft
Choose Mrs. Pearee

At a recent meeting of Ia
coma circle, Neighbors of
Woodcraft, Mrs. John Pearce
was elected guardian neighbor
for the term beginning in
April. Chosen with her were
Mrs. John Coyne, Mrs. B. A.
Preston, Mrs. A. J. Gustav
son, Mrs r. J. Smith. Mrs.
S. Conquest, Mrs. A. c. Hill,
Mrs. Mabel McAllister, Mrs.
r. Budil, Miss Martha Hardin,
Mrs. J. Oman, Mrs. A. F.
Kelly, Mrs. Eta Beck, Mrs.
o. Bringham, Mrs. d. o.
Gingrich, o. r. Bringham and
A J. Gustavson. Mrs. James
Oman will act as installing
officer.
The circle will hold its annual
birthday dinner Monday evening at
$50 O'Clock in the banquet room
of Odd Fellows temple. Mrs. D.
o. Gingrich is chairman for the
affair with Mrs. A. c. Hill, Mrs.
o. Bingham, Mrs. r. Budil and
Mrs. A. J. Gustavson assisting
The dinner will be followed by a
regular session in the lodge hall
at 8 p. m.
Mrs. Mason Jones. 1922 So.
Thompson st, will open her home
Wednesday for the sewing club of
the circle A potluck luncheon
viii be served at 1890 p. m. with
a business meeting to follow.
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On "Wednesday circle. A. y. ].
\. n. n and 7 are meeting for
1880 mncheons Circle A with
Mrs.. stephen Young. seoi Ne.
sth. With Mrs james Hsss a.
sistlng. NrsL Young and Ars ".
n. Gregg VIII lead The Bible and
mission study.
Circle p an meet II ths home
Of Mrs. Otto Ro~aer. sois No
18th. with Mrs. 4. T. Thuns and
Ap Roeder - study leaders
Circle G wlll meet In Yodsr par
Tor. with Ars c W. oserturf ~
hostess Mrs G. u. Beech viii
lead the Bible study. and Ns.s
Mary witersll tho mission study.
Circle J VIII have = pot luck
luncheon in Nelson hall. nihls
study viii be led BY Aiss Marian
Jason. and Miss Mary barrett
has the mission study. Circle n
also VIII have q pot buck luncheon.
meeting In Middleton narlor. with
Mrs r. |. podd giving the Hihle
lesson. Following their regular
study these twe circles J and N
sili join IN Middleton parior 10
hear a talk by Mrs.. Frank n
Milliesn. lately returned from
work in China.
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Fiddle Hop" Saturday
Night for 6. P.S. Students
e'nssI Barn Dance Promises TO Be Gay Affsir;
departing Students and Service Men Honored

peta Kappa Phi fraternity Of the College of Puget
oeho VII hold its annual barn dance Saturday evening
ron ooo to 1880 al the Student Union building Corn
soehS ana haymounds vii lend atmosphere 70 the fiddle
mop sstherlng and the hosts and their guests viii come
Inc dance Is dedicated to Paul Houston student body prsi
Gent ana member Of Delta Kappa Phi fraternity and James
h VINO are both leaving for medical school, The dedi-
eaon also includes Harry Hescox Frank Barnard and Rich
ara sro who have been called active duty with the
corps. - 49, ~
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Al. Ths REV. Harold n. Long wiii
offioists. whldden died Friday
evening II his homs. 1871 10
Washington II. A native Of Ohio.
he cana hsre II months ago from
Hepburn. Idaho. BE issvs his
wife. Bridget.
DAs dA.sss
Dan Garbin. %. dad saturday
al . local hospital a native NJ
Austria. he cams 10 thu United
States IN 1908 and had iised IN
Tacoma ~ years. lie vas prssi-
dsnt Of tbs croatlan rratsrnsl
Union of America ana was . NAM
bar Of ths Tacoma Eagles. Sofia
club, . labor union. and ~. Laos
church. Surviving hmm are hls
wife, Dsniea. Of hhs homs. t306
20. Yakima ave-: three erethsrs
and two sisters In Juxoslsvts ana
Two brothers In South America
Cassidy and Alien viii make tbs
Eunsrai announcement.
oHEIsrias sH;,LE.uD
Christian shuierud. -. e0oi IA
n St, died Saturday Al . local
hospital A native Of Norway. he
had lived here 20 yssrs. and for
merry VAS employed ~ the Nil
wankss shops De leaves two
brothers. Peter and nsis Of ths
home: . sister. Petrina u the
home. and another sister. Mrs
Anna huYd u Taeoms. c. O.
Lynn Go. 10 In charge II funeral
arrangements.
JOHN ososaE scxsArTo
Private services wsfs held sat
urdsy ~ the c. G. hslilaxsr Co.
chapel for John George cersifo.
infant son Al Mr. and Mrs.. George
cerstto. s7ii No. Cove II. Ths
service was followed BY cremation.
the baby died Tnnr~dsy 81 . local
hospital. Besides his parents. he
lsssss . sister. Phyllis. . brother.
Bobby; = grandmother. Mrs Ralph
Bromley. Of Rsssii. wash. and .
grandfather. George swsst-
rIosxs6E sus.x wrlxs
Funeral services for Mrs FLOR
sncs Susan wiies. -. viii BE- held
Monday 81 ssso p. ma in ths C. c.
ksiiinKsr Co. chapel Mrs. Wilss
dad Saturday al her boms. ASSES
Portland ave. a nstIys % King
ston. Ontario. Canada, sEs mad
lived nsrs sis years She uss
member OF the Mstho1ist church
Surviving her are q daughter. Mrs.
Leonard v Wilson, Tacoma. a
brother. Dundss wilss. csss CITY.
Michigan. five grandchildren ana
eight Erest-gr.nd<nlldren.
rUsxsAI sEkvIcks
Mira Asgusts white - Services
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Bride-io-Be F eied
AT Afternoon Affair

Miss Maade Armstrong, who
will become the bride of James
Marsh on Feb. 26th. was feted
at a shower last Sunday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Betty
Oliver. Miss Elsie Oliver was the
hostess. The afternoon was spent
playing games Centering the sup
per table was a tiny bride in
white satin. with white candles
on either side.
Those present were Mesdames
r. D. Armstrong. mother of the
honor guest: Frank Marsh,
mother of the bridegroom 10 be,
Daniel Martin. Russell Ciary. J.
H. clary. Miss Anita Marsh,
James Marsh and Tony Marsh.
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First Presbyterian Guilds
Plan Meetings Next Week
Valentine Perry 10 Mari Sessions oi Younger
Groups: Luncheon. Scheduled For Oshes

valentine and heart sister party under the direction
Of Miss Godna Durlsnd and Ms Ethel Bergen vii follow
the regular Bible study the JOINT meeting Of the Junior
and Senior Westminster guilds Of First Presbyterian church
Tuesday evening Mrs. c Davis weserhaeu.er 81 No.
Yakima ave- vii open her home for the occasion and vii
lead the Bible study for the older group Miss Beryl Wilson
vii teach the Bible lesson for the younger group with both
sessions starting n 30 o'elo<k
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John Duncan Is general chair
man for the affair. On his COM
mitiees are Joseph Sands and lie
Roy Vaughn. Patrons and patron
esses are Dr.. and Mrs. Z. Delmsr
Gibbs and DR.. and Mrs. Warren T
Tomlinson.
Guests Of fraternity members
are the Misses Marian Sandal.
MariJane Lewis. Lu Jean Logan.
Carol Hamilton. Joan Stapleton.
Lois Slythe. Jean Thurher. Mar
garet johnson. Jean o'Conner,
Janis Eisenhower. Carol Webb.
Wanda Sehnarr. Jane Hudson.
Clarabel Stevens. Phyllis Hine.
Doris Meredith. Jean Sulley. Joyce
callow. Adalois Anderson. Lillian
Cole. Juanita Robinson and Bev-
erly Hofstetter.
Fraternity members planning 10
attend the affair are. John Hine.
Robert Hamilton. Walter Sea-
bloom, George Lutz, Robert Sea-
bloom. William Ross, Frank Hama
walt. John Duncan. George Miller.
William causin. George Ellis. Rich
ard Strom, Weldon Rau, George
Ottum. Frank Barnard, Harry
Hescox, Stanley Dumas. Paul Da-
Wis. Joseph kisducak. Chester
Dyer. Roy Berg and lie Roy
Vaughn.
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Ivy Camp, Royal Neighbors. VIII
sponsor a luncheon ard card party
at noon Wednesday N Fishers
Give center. Proceeds vii be
spent for war bonds
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Amy orders hostened the wedding of Miss Fronoes
M Coste. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs D M Coste ond
Sgt Harold A Symmonds, of Mr. and Mrs chorles r.
Synmonds OF Musootin Ia, which scheduled for
Feb. 10. They exohonoed FIVE dogs eorler with
only few relatives and friends present The bride Is
member of Alpho Lotto Tocomo Ski club ond Toeomo
Municipal Civil Service leoeue
Photograph by Turner Richards studio.
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CAIRO - a memorial sefsiee
vss hsld saturday for Edward u.
Crockett. 81 Lowell. Mans.. IN A.
soelstsd Press correspondent VIVA
was wounded fatally Feeent1y IN .
naval action In fhs Mediterranean
Monday ~ 70 > n. Holy Rosary
cnureh cortsxe leaves cssss1y =
AiIsH Ca. 81 ss<s .. m fnfsrmenf.
Calvary eemstsry. The Rosary
wiii be rseitsd Sunday sysnAnG ~
Holy Rosary church.
Asss~~ Fftt - Services Mondsy
~ 40 D. m. c. o. Lynn CO.
chapel. T1s~ Rev. Car = Eyd~fi
Win offlelsae with euflsI IN Nsw
Tacoma esmetsry.
Leroy y. rssk~s I3scki<y-kinx
n s~ndinx ths bodx 10 Lander.
Wyoming.
Mrs. Eilxsheth C~~s - Services
Monday ~ is3o ,. "a. IN tbs G. 6.
hsiilngsr chapel. Th@ E<s. Msit1n
A Marcy viii eff1ei2t< with burial
IN nounfsla View Memorial psgk.
Locking for hssssr Read IL
Times Want Ala
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Mrs.. Pearl c. Cook. %, 17sf
No. Fife st. died Friday at .
local hospital. shs had been III
only a short tins. A nstiye a
Ksosts. Iowa, Mrs. Cook had lived
here 40 years She vas the d.agh-
ter Of the late Rev. and Mrs
James C1uiow, who was the pastor
u Msthods9t churches In Tacoma
ana Seattle Mrs. Cook had been
prominent IN musical circles dur
ing her earlier years. she gas IT
one tins q member and incidental
soloist Of the 81. Cecilia club and
was also q soloist at ms First
Methodist church. where shs had
been a choir member. Surviving
her are a daughter. Mrs. Virgil
Thompson Of Gooding, Idaho. .
brother. John y. c1ulox Of Port
land. and two sisters. Mrs Albert
c. Thompson Of Seattle and Mrs.
DIX n. Rowland. Tacoma. The
funeral announcement VIII b.
made BY Baekley-King following
the arrival d Mrs Thompson from
Idaho.
DANIEL cHsIs wHfDDEs
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JOHN WILLIAM 'oEMMnL
INFANT BOY MILAN

Private grsvesids services win
be held Saturday At $50 p. m.
In Calvary cemetery for the two
dsy-old son u Mr.. and Mrs..
Asrino Milan. 1918 East 57th 81.
Father ADselm Will offieiats. with
funeral arrangements In charge Of
Tusii's. The infant died Friday
evening IN q local hospital. BE-
sdes the parents, he leaves two
sisters. one Of them his twin. and
q brother.
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DANIEL cHsIs mHIppEs

Funeral services v1ii be held
Monday ct 80 .. m. IN Gaffnsys
chapel Tor Daniel Christ Whlddsn.
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Funeral services win be held
Monday at $50 n. m. At 81 L~o's
church for Frank y. Casey. ~. Of
1915 Fawcett ave. The oortsFs
VIII leave Tuell's at $40 o. m.
Burial In IN Calvary eemstsry.
Casey died suddenly Friday while
working at the sesttis.Taeoma
shipyards. He leaves his wife.
Margretta: a sister. Mrs. Stella
Tierney, and four brothers. Nick.
Raphael and Merton In Illinois.
and Oscar In Wisconsin.
JOHN WILLIAM GEMMIIL
John WILLIAM 0emnili. 70.
1861 Broadway. died In . local
hospital. He was q native of
California. Surviving him 10 .
J. p. Edgar. Of Rad Bluff.
Calf. Cassidy and Allen Co. ara
In charge Of funeral arrangements.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-15

Photograph by Turner Richards studio.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13

MAJOR GENERAL CLAIRE CHENNAULT. commander Of The
American Air Forces in Chino and former chief famous
American volunteer ut The Flying Tigers accompanied Gene
Stwe Washington for the conference problems
General ChennouIt Of Americas eodnq Gees
and opponents of air has long and urgently asked plane
enfoeemen e quickest and way of ending Nppons
the Far EdSf.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-15
Women Executives In
 Municipal Positions
Suggestion Proposed Today in Letter From "Old-Time Democratic Woman Voter" Believes Time OppOrtune

recognition to women would help keep alive the interest of the fair sex in political affairs.
 The letter follows:
 January 18th, l943. Editor of the Waterbury Democrat:
 Dear Sir: The writer would like to ask question, which without doubt has been in the minds of quite few of the women voters here in Waterbury, but not having the cour- age of their convictions they have not been brought out in the open. Doesn't 1t seem strange that the Democratic party here in Waterbury hasn't had more women candidates seeking office? The men depend so much on the good will of their wom- en voters and upon the work the women do for them; wouldn't 1t seem as though they were showing the confidence they have in the women's ability, if they found can- didate to keep the interest more alive. We are supposed to be short of manpower, and the men with ability to hold ofilce are men with grave responsibilities in the indus tries of our city-and couldn't de- vote the time some of the offlces re- quire-well if encouraged, we are sure, women could be found with the education, and proper qualifi- cations and the time to devote to the work, that the men have been doing all these years.
 The local factories are breaking women in for work they never did except with men up to now-if the women can do some of these difficult tasks-it is something to which the Democratic party here should give some serious consideration.
 An "Old-Time" Democratic
 Woman Voter"